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Cathedral of Saint Mary of Sacred Heart Church
The Immaculate Conception and combined Parish Office
607 NE Madison Ave. 504 Fulton Street, 61602
St. Bernard Church St. Joseph Church/Sophia’s Kitchen
511 E. Kansas St., 61603 103 S. Richard Pryor Place
October 24, 2021 Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time - Year of St. Joseph
Saint Bernard News Parish News
St. Bernard Parish Support CHICKEN NOODLE NEWS - ONLY ONE MORE WEEK Don’t
forget to order your chicken noodle quarts! You must
October 17, 2021
pre-order. Quarts will be sold for $10 each. There will
Sunday Income ................................................. $700.00
be both hot and cold quarts and can be picked up 12pm
to 6pm on Friday, November 12th or from 12pm to 4pm
Please remember St. Bernard’s Church in your will.
on Saturday, November 13th. There are 3 ways to order:
1) Call the parish office at 673-6317 or 2) email
Saint Mary News StBernardschickennoodles2021@gmail.com, or you may
drop off your order form at the Sacred Heart Parish
St. Mary Parish Support Office. Order forms are in our churches. We will need a
October 17, 2021 name, phone number and an email address along with
the number of quarts wanted. The last day to order is
Envelopes (36) ............................................... $1,331.00
October 31st.
Loose............................................................. $ 730.00
Total ................................................................. $2,061.00 CHICKEN NOODLE WORKSHOPS Chicken pickin will be
held Thursday, November 4th at 6:00 p.m. and Thursday,
Sacred Heart & St. Joseph November 11th, starting at 8:30 a.m. We will need a lot
of hands to de-bone the chicken. We are in need of men
News for both chicken picking dates and the packing of
quarts, which will be on November 12th and 13th
IN YOUR CHARITY, please pray for the repose of the soul starting at 9:00 am, as many of the pans are heavy. Any
of St. Joseph parishioner, John Gibson, who passed away time you can give is appreciated. Please contact Brian &
October 18, 2021. Michelle Reynolds at 309-251-9078 for information or
questions.
Sacred Heart & St. Joseph Parish Support
RAFFLE TICKETS Please write your name, address and
October 17, 2021
phone number on the ticket stub and return to the office.
Sunday Income $3,455.00
You may also drop in the collection basket at Mass.
Sophia’s Kitchen $11,050.00
Price is $1.00/ticket or 6 for $5.00. If you need
additional tickets, please contact the parish office at 673
Parish News -6317.
ON THE COVER: Our Lady of the Rosary painting at St. ADDITIONAL RAFFLE ITEM Msgr. Showalter has added a
Bernard Church. piece of Waterford Crystal to the raffle prizes due to his
recent trip to Ireland. If you would like to take a chance
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY This Sunday, October 24th, on it, please write Waterford in the choice line of the
our parishes will take up the World Mission Sunday ticket stub.
collection. The contribution envelope is in your monthly
envelope packet, or at the doors of our churches. This THE ST. BERNARD MEN’S CLUB FISH FRY
collection from each of our parishes helps missionaries
will be on Friday, November 5th from 5:30-
around the world.
7:00 p.m. in the school gym, 512 E.
ADA 2021 If you have not yet made a gift to the ADA, we Kansas. You may dine in or carry out. The
invite you to do so. Every dollar raised to make our goal cost is $15.00 for catfish or a baked cod dinner, and
supports important diocesan ministries, We must reach $10.00 for shrimp or fried cod dinners, which includes
our goals or be responsible to the diocese for the
cole slaw, choice of potato and bread. Children’s meals
remainder that does not come in through pledges. If we
exceed our goal, all monies over that amount will be of corndogs, fried cod, or shrimp are available for $5.00.
returned to our parishes. Please make checks payable The 2021-2022 Dining Tour Books will also be available
to the Diocese of Peoria. for purchase at $30.00 per book.
2 Welcome to the Heart of Peoria Catholic Community
Sophia’s Kitchen News Quinceanera at St. Mary
He held the paper close to his face, straining to read it. I
October 16, 2021
began to wonder if he was illiterate, when he sighed
deeply. "I got the glaucoma and the cataracts. They did
surgery and all those drops, but I still can't see so good."
He gazed off into the distance and told me how he had
made his living working construction for all the major
contractors of his day, listing off the buildings he had
worked on. "I can't see enough to work now," he said
with resignation.
"You built Peoria!" I exclaimed. He grinned. "I did! I built
Peoria!"
Who does Sophia's Kitchen feed? We feed the ones who
built some of our favorite buildings in Peoria. Thank you
for helping us take care of them now that they are in
need.
The holidays are almost on us and we're beginning to
plan at Sophia's Kitchen. Because COVID is still so
strong in the area, we'll do many things the same as last
year.
The Turkey Dinner will be carry out only Jaciver Aitana Gutierrez
again this year, and as usual, we'll
celebrate November 18th, the Thursday
before Thanksgiving.
Donations of fancy napkins, and Baptism at St. Joseph
decorations that can be placed in a sack
are most welcome to make the day festive. October 17, 2021
Pumpkin pies will be a welcome donation on
November 15, 16 and 17.
Food drives will help us fill Christmas
baskets again this year. Food shortages
continue to make it difficult for Sophia's
Kitchen to buy in bulk. We'd like to once
again fill 1,000 bags, but your help will be needed to
make this happen! Plan to hold a food drive with your
organization or as part of your family gathering and help
your neighbors in need.
Healthy foods are encouraged - low sodium, low sugar
and high fiber help to keep our guests healthy.
Donations can be dropped off at Sophia's Kitchen, 103
Richard Pryor Place Monday through Friday from 8 AM to Cattaleya Nairobi A Baltazar, daughter of
3 PM. Jose Fernando Aguilar & Evelyn Baltazar
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Community & Area News
BLESSED SACRAMENT has openings for their Holiday
Market 21, taking place on November 6th from 9-2. If EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR
you are interested in being a vendor at this event, please ALL BLOOD TYPES! The American
email Debi at holidaymarket21@gmail.com. Red Cross is reporting the lowest
inventory they've seen in the past 6
10TH ANNUAL SACRED HEART CONGRESS November 6, years with only a 1/2 day supply of
2021 from 9am to 12pm (est) at St. Paul, Westerville, type O blood. That is why Peoria
Ohio. You can register at WelcomeHisHeart.com and a Notre Dame is hosting a blood drive, and we hope
live stream is available. Self-guided Enthronement kits you will join in this life saving opportunity.
are also available. Families Enthrone the Sacred Heart
by having a short ceremony where they welcome Jesus’ Friday, October 29, 2021
Heart into the home. 2:00pm-7:00pm
St. Thomas Parish - Church Basement
OSF St. Francis Medical Center is looking for
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist. Volunteers Call Sarah K Huenefeld at 309-253-7677 for
for this powerful ministry need to be over 18 years of questions.
age and older, have received all the sacraments Sign up at RedCrossBlood.org/give and type the
through confirmation, and needs to be in good sponsor code PeoriaNDHS into the search field.
standing with the Church. The Pastoral Department
here at St. Francis will work with the Extraordinary
Minister to determine what commitment they can THE "HOLY HOUR FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE
offer. There will be training sessions on November 9th UNBORN" will be held at Saint Mark's
and 11th, 2021 at 6pm to go over how to be EME Church, 1113 W. Bradley Avenue, in Peoria.
here at OSF St. Francis Medical Center.
It will be held at the usual time of 7:00 P.M.,
Extraordinary Ministers (in aid to the Ordinary
Ministers of the Eucharist) at OSF St. Francis Medical on the first Monday of the month on
Center here in Peoria distribute the Holy Eucharist on November 1st, 2021. It normally consists of Benediction,
a daily basis to Catholic patients. It is our mission to the Rosary, and other prayers. Please join us in praying
bring spiritual strength, healing grace and peace to to God for the protection of these innocent lives and the
our patients through the power of the Eucharist.
restoration of their Constitutional rights.
Through visitation and prayer we help our patients to
experience spirituality and faith by discovering the RANDY SIMMONS TUITION ASSISTANCE
power of our Lord.
Please Contact our Pastoral Department Secretary, SCHOLARSHIP for PEORIA NOTRE DAME
Patty Parris: The Simmons Family and Peoria Notre Dame
email Patricia.A.Parrish@osfhealthcare.org or call 309 announce he Randy Simmons Tuition Assistance
655 2084 Scholarship application is now available for the 2022-
Blessings Peace and All Goodness 2023 school year. Current 8th graders who will be
Fr. Don Roszkowski, Asst. Chaplain, freshmen next school year are encouraged to apply. The
OSF St. Francis Medical Center application is available on Peoria Notre Dame's
website, https://www.pndhs.org/randy-simmons-tuition-
assistance-scholarship/ The deadline to apply is
December 10, 2021. Any questions, contact Mrs. Cindy
Dermody, Peoria Notre Dame's Director of Advancement
at c.dermody@pndhs.org or 691-8741.
The reason a dog has so many friends is
because he wags his tail instead of his
tongue.
4 Welcome to the Heart of Peoria Catholic Community
Community News & Gospel Meditation
Community Festival of Nativities GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER
“A Thrill of Hope” UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE
You are invited to celebrate the birth of October 24, 2021
Jesus Christ by viewing nativity displays 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
from around the world and enjoying When we see God with true sincerity of heart and God
musical performances from local talent. passes us along our way, it is only then that we will be
Members from different churches have come together to able to cry out, “Jesus, son of David, have pity on me!”
create this unique, interfaith nativity exhibit with one We have to truly want to be healed by, and in union with,
simple hope in mind – to provide a peaceful place for God in order for us to reach out to him. If God is only an
individuals and families to reflect upon Christ’s sacred abstract idea, theory, or someone found in the pages of
birth as they usher in the Christmas season. a book, there is no motivation for a relationship and no
This year we are honored to display a selection of desire to seek him. God needs to be real in order for
nativities from the James and Emilia Govan Creche faith to be real. It’s all about the journey.
Collection, currently displayed at the Loyola University
St. Augustine reminds us that “to fall in love with God is
Museum of Art in Chicago. Several personal collections
the greatest romance; to seek Him the greatest
and an extensive Fontinini exhibit depicting the Life of adventure; to find Him the greatest human
Christ will also be on display at the festival. achievement.” We strive after many things and mercy is
Nativities, musicians, and volunteers are needed. not always one of them. We think that we can find
Please, register your nativity by November 1st at fulfillment and healing in other things only to discover
www.CommunityFestivalofNativities.com where you can that we are still short and empty. From the moment
also sign up to volunteer or register your musical human beings were created, God has been calling us
performance. and seeking us. He has been walking right beside the
Contact Veronica Barzallo at (309)397-8881 or human story from the minute He first breathed life into
veronica.barzallo3@gmail.com or Lori Kemp at (309)657 the first human soul. Are we able to recognize God as He
-3397 or hmlkkemp@comcast.net for more information walks with us? At some point we have to realize that
or if you would like to help. there is only one way to satisfy the deepest longings of
the human heart and that is in relationship with our
Creator. We are called to this. However, we make the
huge error of thinking that what we are hearing is
coming from somewhere else. We become confused.
Every human being would certainly profit with wisdom if
they realized Who calls them and to Whom they belong.
Then and only then will we realize that it is only our
Divine Master who can give us true vision and heal us.
Once we recognize and reach out for the merciful
presence of our loving Maker, we will be able to see with
our soul, understanding the true nature and depth of all
things. God’s mercy is always available. It doesn’t matter
how far we have strayed or how blind we become, God
patiently waits to console us, guide us and heal us. All
we need to do is desire Him. Once we reach out, we also
realize that there is no greater love to be found than
God’s, no human adventure that comes even close to
the thrill of a spiritual search, and no human
achievement even remotely as satisfying as union with
Him. This is where we belong. This is salvation.
Welcome to the Heart of Peoria Catholic Community 5
“¡Jesús, hijo de David, ten compasión de mí!” Muchos lo reprendían para que se callara,
pero él seguía gritando todavía más fuerte: “¡Hijo de David, ten compasión de mí!”.
Feliz semana querida familia, espero en el Señor se encuentren bien, para el Evangelio de
hoy tenemos un escenario que preocupó a muchos y puso nerviosos a otros. Recuerdo que
cuando, en mi pueblo natal, salíamos a pasear o acompañaba a mi mamá a ser las
compras, mamá detestaba que uno grite porque queríamos algo que habíamos visto en el
supermercado o en la calle, encima, todo esto era un escenario de tentación para
nosotros. Era muy bueno, desde una góndola con chocolates hasta un vendedor
ambulante con “chucherías” -cosas muy económicas pero llamativas– esto producía
muchos gritos, nosotros teníamos que lograr que nuestra mamá nos compre lo que queríamos, aunque el precio sea un castigo
cuando volvíamos a la casa. Esta imagen se ve mucho en la actualidad y los papás tienen que acceder al pedido de los niños si
no es posible mantener en silencio a los niños y eso llevaría a que los padres pasen mucha vergüenza delante de la gente. Esta
situación es la misma que vemos en el Evangelio de hoy, el ciego, conocido por todos, Bartimeo, que pedía limosna tirado al
borde del camino empieza a gritar: “¡Jesús, hijo de David, ten compasión de mí!” Muchos lo reprendían para que se callara,
pero él seguía gritando todavía más fuerte: “¡Hijo de David, ten compasión de mí!”. Como ven, muchos lo reprendían porque no
querían que el ciego gritara y siga molestado con más gritos. Esto llama la atención porque el ciego no tiene vergüenza de gritar
sabiendo que la oportunidad que el tenía en este momento era única, Jesús estaba pasando, el milagro estaba a su alcance y a
cualquier precio tenía que tratar de conseguirlo. No importa el precio, el ciego debe conseguir el milagro. Aparentemente ni
siquiera vergüenza tiene –como nuestras madres en el supermercado o en la calle- , no le interesa mucho, el solo grita y si
consigue el milagro mejor. Ahora ¿por qué el ciego no tiene vergüenza?; piensen un segundo: si ustedes son carentes de un
bien, por ejemplo la vista, y han escuchado de una persona que puede devolverte la vista…. ¿Qué harían?, estoy seguro que
cualquier cosa. Gritar, lo menos que harían y desde ahí cualquier cosa. Claro, esto es lo que pasa con el ciego: “Jesús, hijo de
David, ten compasión de mi”, y que bueno, porque el ciego no hizo caso de lo que la gente le decía y seguía gritando más fuerte
y por hacerlo consiguió el milagro de Jesús. Ahora, ¿se dieron cuenta de las palabras del ciego?. El ciego grita; “hijo de David”,
el ciego… este era ciego y reconoce a Jesús como el Mesías. Cuando el ciego dice: Hijo de David lo está reconociendo como el
Mesías. Y este era ciego; ¿Cómo?, los que podían ver –fariseos, escribas, publicanos– no creían en Jesús y un ciego, no podía
ver, reconoce a Jesús, puede ver a Jesús y puede creer en Jesús. Los ciegos reconocen a Jesús como el Mesías y los que
pueden ver lo rechazan. Esto nos da una lección enorme hoy, no hace falta ojos físicos para reconocer la verdad, los fariseos
los tenían, si no que nos hace falta los ojos del corazón para hacer el milagro. Estos son grandes desafíos a los cuales todos los
días nos enfrentamos. Debemos gritar como el ciego: “Jesús, hijo de David, ten compasión de mi”, con ojos de fe y sin
vergüenza, que todos nos escuchen. Y si no obtenemos el milagro, debemos gritar más fuerte, y si nos piden que nos callemos,
gritemos más fuerte. Este es un verdadero acto de fe, estamos llamados, como Bartimeo, a gritar para conseguir de Jesús los
milagros. Este grito se traduce en oración, búsqueda de la gracia, nuestro camino a la santidad en medio de desafíos. Debe ser
un grito que enternece a Jesús como lo hizo hoy Bartimeo, el solo gritó y no paró de hacerlo porque confía en Jesús y no dejará
de hacerlo. El sabe que en Jesús lo podrá todo. Este es nuestro Gran desafío en los tiempos actuales. Gritar, gritar y Jesús
responderá.
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Domingo XXX durante el año. Mc 10; 46-52.
En aquel tiempo, al salir Jesús de Jericó en compañía de sus discípulos y de mucha gente, un ciego, llamado Bartimeo, se
hallaba sentado al borde del camino pidiendo limosna. Al oír que el que pasaba era Jesús Nazareno, comenzó a gritar:
“¡Jesús, hijo de David, ten compasión de mí!” Muchos lo reprendían para que se callara, pero él seguía gritando todavía
más fuerte: “¡Hijo de David, ten compasión de mí!”.
Jesús se detuvo entonces y dijo: “Llámenlo”. Y llamaron al ciego, diciéndole: “¡Ánimo! Levántate, porque él te llama”. El
ciego tiró su manto; de un salto se puso en pie y se acercó a Jesús. Entonces le dijo Jesús: “¿Qué quieres que haga por ti?”
El ciego le contestó: “Maestro, que pueda ver”. Jesús le dijo: “Vete; tu fe te ha salvado”. Al momento recobró la vista y
comenzó a seguirlo por el camino.
6 Welcome to the Heart of Peoria Catholic Community
La aventura del recorrido de las casas ha comenzado, mes
a mes y luego, aproximándonos a la fiesta de la Virgen de
Guadalupe, día a día haciendo nuestras estrellas que
representan el manto de la Virgen. Estamos recorriendo y
viviendo con intensidad la preparación para los festejos de
esta próxima fiesta de nuestra Madre que llevara como
lema: “Junto a María de Guadalupe vivamos en santidad”.
Hacemos familia, somos familia, caminamos juntos. Dios
los cuide y nos vemos en esta aventura.
“Celebrar la memoria de María es afirmar contra todo
pronóstico que «en el corazón y en la vida de nuestros
pueblos late un fuerte sentido de esperanza, no obstante
las condiciones de vida que parecen ofuscar toda
esperanza«, Papa Francisco
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"Caliz pergrino por las vocaciones del Corazón de
Peoria"
..._ ¿Qué es esto?_, El Cáliz peregrino el corazón de
Peoria será una gracia para las familias que lo tenga
en su casa y para todas las vocaciones de especial
consagración (Sacerdotes, Religiosos, Consagrados,
Misioneros)
_¿Qué es un cáliz?_, en donde se consagra la
Precisa Sangre de Jesús y además estará
acompañado de una Patena en donde se consagra
el preciso Cuerpo de Jesús, ambos estarán dentro
de una caja de vidrio para su protección.
_¿Cómo será esto?_, cada domingo en la Misa de
12:15pm, en Santa María Catedral, la familia que
haya llevado el Cáliz la semana anterior le entregara
el Cáliz a la familia que lo llevará esa semana y yo
los bendecire en Misa. El cáliz estará una semana
en cada casa. Será un momento de mucha gracia y
oración para cada familia y especialmente por las
vocaciones. Necesitamos santos sacerdotes y
consagrados entregados a la Misión.
_¿Quieres tenerlo en tu casa?_... debes comunicarte
con *Mirna Quintero al 309- 338-0502 o Mariela
Quintero al 309-253-2869 *y listo... Ellas les
asignarán una Semana. Solo deberás ir a Misa para
que te lo entreguemos y recibas la bendición para
llevarlo y rezar con tu familia por esta Misión.
Gracias por llevarte esta semana el Cáliz Peregrino!
Es un honor saber que te preocupas por las
vocaciones de especial consagración y que rezarás
por ellas.
Esta semana será una semana de gracia para ti y tu
familia y las vocaciones!
Te dejamos algunos consejos:
1- El cáliz es algo sagrado, nunca lo saques de la
caja en donde está protegido.
2. En tu casa ponlo en un lugar adecuado. Una
mesita con un mantel, la imagen de Nuestro Señor
Y Señora y una vela para encenderla cada vez que
recen frente a él!
3. Trata de rezar en familia con el material que te
dimos! Lo ideal es que una vez al día te tomes un
momento y reces frente a El pidiendo por: “El
aumento y perseverancia de las vocaciones y la
Santificación de la Vida Consagrada”.
4. Una vez que lo entregues no dejes de rezar por
las vocaciones de especial consagración y tus
sacerdotes. Hay muchos consagrados que te
necesitan!
Actualización del Registro Parroquial.
Querida familia, a través de la presente informamos que es de vital importancia actualizar el Registro parroquial, sobre todo si
cambiaron de dirección o no están recibiendo los sobres que se envían desde San José o Catedral Santa María. Para esto
comunicarse con Elizabeth Ruiz al 309-671-1550 int 7028, los horarios son Martes de 9:30 a 5:30pm y los jueves de 12pm a
8pm. Esto es necesario para cualquier tramite vinculado a la Fe de la comunidad hispana del Corazón de Peoria. Dios los
bendiga.
Algunas novedades…
A partir de hoy la Secretaría del Corazón de Peoria ha vuelto a las instalaciones de la Parroquia Sagrado Corazón.
¿Dónde estará ubicada la nueva oficina? 504 Fulton St, Zip 61602. Pueden encontrarnos en la Pagina de Facebook Comunidad
Hispana del Corazón de Peoria. Elizabeth Ruiz seguirá trabajando para la secretaría del Corazón de Peoria los días Miércoles y
Viernes de 3pm a 7pm en 504 Fulton St, Zip 61602 y podrán comunicarse al 309-673-6317, fax 309-673-6330 o enviar un
email a: secretariahispanacp@gmail.com
8 Welcome to the Heart of Peoria Catholic Community
Día de todos los difuntos.
Informamos a toda la comunidad
que preparándonos para el día de
los fieles difuntos a celebrarse este
próximo martes 02 de noviembre
haremos un novenario de Misas y
Rosarios por todos los difuntos ins-
criptos en un libro que se preparará
y tendrá como finalidad la oración
por nuestros hermanos que han
partido a la casa del Padre.
El novenario comenzará el
día Domingo 24 de setiembre y fi-
nalizará el mismo 02 de Noviembre
“Cristo Reina”
en donde celebraremos la Misa en
Hace un par de años y en comunión con un grupo de jóvenes,
empezamos un proyecto al cual titulamos “Cristo Reina”, un grupo de honor a los fieles difuntos a las
jóvenes de la ciudad de Crespo, Entre Ríos, Argentina, estaban 6pm en la Iglesia San José. Inme-
preocupados por la falta de amor del pueblo católico a la Eucaristía y así diatamente terminada la Misa ten-
fue como iniciamos muy lento a darle forma a la Adoración Eucarística dremos una hora Santa pidiendo
para que sea una experiencia fuerte de oración para personas que no han por las almas del purgatorio y nues-
cultivado el amor a la Eucaristía y para otras personas que quieren seguir tros familiares difuntos.
creciendo en el amor eucarístico. Para estar inscriptos en el
Ahora, lo empezaremos en Peoria, todos los jueves de 6:30pm a 7:30pm libro deberán comunicarse con
en la Iglesia San José, 103 s Richard Pryor PL, en donde nos Rosy Vázquez al 309-669-7525 o
encontráremos con Jesús y viviremos una experiencia fuerte de amor con Patricia Iglesias al 309-261-
eucarístico. 2917 y ellas pondrán los nombres
Te esperamos equipo de Cristo Reina. en el libro.
Welcome to the Heart of Peoria Catholic Community 9
Prayer, Readings, Special Days and Staff Information
Novena Prayer to St. Joseph Heart of Peoria Community Staff
St. Joseph, you are the faithful protector and
Most Reverend Daniel R. Jenky, CSC, Bishop of Peoria
intercessor of all who love and venerate you. I have
special confidence in you. You are powerful with God Most Reverend Louis Tylka, Coadjutor Bishop of Peoria
and will never abandon your faithful servants. I humbly Monsignor Paul Showalter, PA, In residence-St. Bernard
invoke you and commend myself with all who are dear Fr. Bill Miller, Rector/Pastor
to me to your intercession. By the love you have for
Fr. Eric Bolek, Parochial Vicar
Jesus and Mary, do not abandon me during life and
assist me at the hour of my death. Glorious St. Joseph, Fr. Julio Faes, Parochial Vicar, Diocesan Office of
be my guide, my father, and my model through life that Hispanic Ministry
I may merit to die as you did in the arms of Jesus and Toby Tyler, Deacon
Mary. Guardian of the Word Incarnate, I am confident
Jenny Caughey, St. Mary’s Cathedral/St. Bernard /
that your prayers on my behalf will be graciously heard
Sacred Heart/St. Joseph Secretary
before the throne of God. Through Christ, our Lord,
Amen. Elizabeth Ruiz Becerra, Hispanic Ministry Secretary
Claire Crone, Director Sophia’s Kitchen, a mission of
30th Sunday of Ordinary Time St. Joseph Church
October 24, 2021
First Reading: Jo Ellen Lohnes, Sacred Heart/St. Joseph
I will gather them from the ends of the world, Finance Office
with the blind and the lame in their midst. (Jer 31:8)
Psalm: Matt Meads, Youth Director
The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with Julie Enzenberger, Consecrated Virgin
joy. (Ps 126)
Second Reading: Weddings
No one takes this honor upon himself Contact our wedding coordinator, Georgette Williams, at
but only when called by God, least six months before desired date at:
just as Aaron was. (Heb 5:4) weddingsbygeorgette@gmail.com
Gospel:
The blind man replied to him, "Master, I want to see." Baptisms
Jesus told him, "Go your way; your faith has saved Contact parish office for formation programs and
you." (Mk 10:46-52) scheduling
Knights of Columbus
Special Days for the Week
of October 24, 2021 Clinton Coulter-Grand Knight
Sunday: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Mission 217-979-1488
Thursday: Sts. Simon and Jude, Apostles
Office phone number:
Saturday: BVM
Next Sunday: 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time; All 309-673-6317, fax 309-673-6330
Hallow’s Eve Email: b.stbernards@comcast.net
Emergency after hours contact number:
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10 Welcome to the Heart of Peoria Catholic CommunityMass Intentions & Readings of the Week
Saint Mary Sacred Heart
Sunday, October 24, 2021 The sanctuary candle is lit for: Frank Serrano
10:30 am Franciscan Sisters of John the Baptist Sunday, October 24, 2021
12:15 pm Spanish Mass 10:00 am † Deceased Members of the
Monday, October 25, 2021 Capranica, Behme & Thomas
7:00 am † Gary Thomas Families
Tuesday, October 26, 2021 Monday, October 25, 2021
7:00 am † Roger Knoblauch 12:05 pm † Thomas Pastuszak
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
7:00 am † Bill Bogner
12:05 pm † Frank Serrano
Thursday, October 28, 2021
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
7:00 am † Mary Jane Anderson
12:05 pm Mary Hennessey
Friday, October 29, 2021
Thursday, October 28, 2021
7:00 am † Mildred Lechner
Sunday, October 31, 2021 12:05 pm † Joe & Mary Noirot
10:30 am † Mary Ann O’Russa & Benjamin Bond Friday, October 29, 2021
12:15 pm Spanish Mass 12:05 pm † Lucille Bomleny
Saturday, October 30, 2021
7:30 am † Deceased Members of the
George Damm Family
Saint Bernard
Sunday, October 31, 2021
Sunday, October 24, 2021
10:00 am † Anthony Chatwood
8:30 am † Fr. Ton Henseler
Sunday, October 31, 2021
8:30 am † Bob Dixon (22nd Anniversary) Saint Joseph
Saturday (vigil), October 23, 2021
4:00 pm † Charles Capranica
Readings for the Week of Sunday, October 24, 2021
October 24, 2021 7:30 am All Parishioners
Sunday: Jer 31:7-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Heb 5:1- Tuesday, October 26, 2021
6/Mk 10:46-52 6:00 pm Spanish Mass
Monday: Rom 8:12-17/Ps 68:2 and 4, 6-7ab, 20-21 Wednesday, October 27, 2021
[21a]/Lk 13:10-17 6:00 pm Spanish Mass
Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25/Ps 126:1b-2ab, 2cd-3, 4-5, 6 Thursday, October 28, 2021
[3a]/Lk 13:18-21 6:00 pm Spanish Mass
Wednesday: Rom 8:26-30/Ps 13:4-5, 6 [6a]/Lk 13:22- Friday, October 29, 2021
30
6:00 pm Spanish Mass
Thursday: Eph 2:19-22/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5a]/Lk 6:12-16
Saturday (vigil), October 30, 2021
Friday: Rom 9:1-5/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20/Lk
14:1-6 4:00 pm † Thomas Caldwell
Saturday: Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Ps 94:12-13a, Sunday, October 31, 2021
14-15, 17-18 [14a]/Lk 14:1, 7-11 7:30 am All Parishioners
Next Sunday: Dt 6:2-6/Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2]/Heb
7:23-28/Mk 12:28b-34
† Denotes deceased.
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