ST. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH - SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME February 19, 2023
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ST. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH 4097 18th Street, Bettendorf, Iowa 563.332.7910 ~ sjvbett.org Reverend Richard Adam, Pastor Daryl Fortin, Deacon SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME February 19, 2023
Pastor’s Perspective
Lent begins this week! This begins a season that is so much like a retreat – an opportunity to
look more closely at our relationship with God and the implications of our baptismal call to
discipleship. Prayer, fasting, almsgiving: the three traditional marks of Lent, but also a time to
nurture, enhance, or augment our spiritual lives. Noteworthy suggestions to seek out during this
season include: Reconciliation! Adoration! Daily Mass! Paying it forward! Spiritual Reading! Spiritual media, such as
EWTN, has many Lenten programs! Ash Wednesday Mass schedule: 9:00am, 4:30pm, 6:30pm
One theme I would like to pursue through this Lenten season and while we are in the midst of Pope Francis’
Eucharistic Revival, is emphasis on the Eucharist: the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. SJV has been blessed
to receive a multi-panel set of pictures and stories of authentic, medically approved, miraculous happenings of the
Eucharist. Compiled by Blessed Carlo Acutis, a 14-year-old Italian youth who had a special devotion to the Eucharist.
Carlo placed the Sacrament of the Eucharist at the heart of his own life, which he called “my highway to heaven.” After
receiving his First Communion at age seven, Carlo did not miss daily attendance at Mass or reciting the rosary. The
exhibition of these miracles has been viewed on five continents, in thousands of parishes, and at more than 100
universities. Our own exhibition will be on display in the gathering space through this Lenten season. (We are also
sharing this exhibition with Our Lady of Lourdes and will rotate the three panels between the parishes.) I urge all of you
to spend some time reading, reflecting, and praying as you view these miracles and gain a greater appreciation for this
awesome gift that Christ has given us.
In response to Pope Francis’ call for a “serious and dynamic liturgical
formation” (Desiderio desideravi, 31), the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical
Commissions (FDLC) is pleased to present a five-part Lenten series for an
exploration of the Mass — “Eucharist: The Work of our Redemption.” It is
offered in harmony with the United States Bishops’ campaign for a Eucharistic
Revival, and includes some of the nation’s most respected theologians and
liturgists. They will offer not merely an exploration of the elements of the Mass
but will reflect on its rich theology and identify implications for pastoral practice.
Dates and topics of these free webinars include:
February 23: Celebration of the Paschal Mystery: Theological Foundations
Register at: March 2: The Church at Prayer: The Introductory Rites
fdlc.org/2022/12/eucharist-the-work- March 9: Proclamation and Response: The Liturgy of the Word
of-our-redemption March 16: Joining in the Sacrifice: The Liturgy of the Eucharist
March 23: Glorifying the Lord by Your Life: The Concluding Rite
The word “Lent” is a word that means ‘springtime!’ Though we are still in the midst of February, it is nice to think about
spring being just four weeks away … something I know that we are all looking forward to and are ready for.
I hope you all have a great and wonderful week! ~Fr. Rich
Joey loves Jesus
ORDER OF THE MASS—Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
The complete Order of Mass is in the Gather Hymnal starting at #166
INTRODUCTORY RITES
Entrance Music—on right Entrance Hymn Glory and Praise to Our God Gather 606
Sign of the Cross & Greeting 4:30pm
Gloria—Gather 207 Entrance Hymn Come and Follow Me Gather 800
Glory to God, glory to God, glory to God 8:30/11:00am
in the highest, and on earth peace, on
earth peace to people of good will.
We praise you, we bless you, we adore
you, we glorify you, we give you thanks
for your great glory, Lord God, heavenly
King, O God, almighty Father.
Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son,
Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the
Father, you take away the sins of the
world, have mercy on us; you take away
the sins of the world, receive our prayer;
you are seated at the right hand of the
Father, have mercy on us.
For you alone are the Holy One, you
alone are the Lord, you alone are the
Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy
Spirit, in the glory of God the Father.
Glory to God, glory to God, glory to God
in the highest, and on earth peace, on
earth peace to people of good will.
Amen.
LITURGY OF THE WORD
Readings found in
Gather Hymnal 1110
First Reading
Leviticus 19:1-2, 17-18
A Festive Alleluia James Marchionda, O.P.
Responsorial Psalm—on right
Second Reading
1 Corinthians 3:16-23
Gospel Acclamation—on right
Gospel
Matthew 5:38-48
Homily
Music is reprinted with permission under
copyright license One License #A-703462
and CCLI #5016566
Profession of Faith Eucharistic Acclamations
Prayer of the Faithful
LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST
Offertory & Preparation of Gifts
4:30pm: Be Thou My Vision Forgail
Be Thou my Vision, O Lord of my heart;
Naught be all else to me, save that Thou art
Thou my best Thought, by day or by night,
Waking or sleeping, Thy presence my light.
Be Thou my Wisdom, and Thou my true
Word; I ever with Thee and Thou with me,
Lord; Thou my great Father, I Thy true son;
Thou in me dwelling, and I with Thee one.
Riches I heed not, nor man’s empty praise,
Thou mine Inheritance, now and always:
Thou and Thou only, first in my heart,
High King of Heaven, my Treasure Thou art.
High King of Heaven, my victory won,
May I reach Heaven’s joys, O bright Heaven’s
Sun! Heart of my own heart, whatever befall,
Still be my Vision, O Ruler of all.
Words: Dallan Forgail (8th Century)
8:30am Give to the Wind Thy Fears
arr. Waldrop
Celebration Ringers Bell Choir
11:00am: We Belong to You Thomson
We belong to you, O Lord of our longing,
We belong to you. In our daily living,
dying and rising We belong to you.
1. In the waters of your mercy, When the old
becomes the new, Souls united in the myst’ry:
We belong to you.
2. Filled with gifts and filled with goodness,
Spirit breathing life into All who seek to find
their purpose: We belong to you.
3. When we share the bread you’ve broken
With the many and the few, We are blessed
and we are broken; We belong to you.
4. We are called to share your word, Lord,
In all we say and all we do. As our journey
moves us onward, We belong to you.
Text © 2006, Victoria Thomson. Music © 2006, Trevor Thomson. Text and
music published by Spirit & Song®, a division of OCP. All rights reserved.
Communion (4:30pm) Come to the Altar Elevation Worship
Are you hurting and broken within Overwhelmed by the weight of your sin
Jesus is calling Have you come to the end of yourself
Do you thirst for a drink from the well Jesus is calling “Brother and sisters, let us feed our
Chorus O come to the altar The Father's arms are open wide expectation for Heaven, let us exercise
Forgiveness was bought with The precious blood of Jesus Christ the desire for paradise. Today it does
us good to ask ourselves if our desires
Leave behind your regrets and mistakes Come today there's no reason to wait
Jesus is calling Bring your sorrows and trade them for joy have anything to do with Heaven.
From the ashes a new life is born Jesus is calling Because we risk continuously aspiring
to passing things, of confusing desires
Bridge Oh what a Savior Isn't he wonderful Sing alleluia Christ is risen with needs, of putting expectations of
Bow down before him For he is Lord of all Sing alleluia Christ is risen the world before expectation of God.
Bear your cross as you wait for the crown Tell the world of the treasure you've found But losing sight of what matters to
CCLI Song # 7051511 Chris Brown | Mack Brock | Steven Furtick | Wade Joye© 2015 Music by Elevation Worship Publishing (Admin. by Essential Music
follow the wind would be the greatest
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mistake in life.
Let us look upwards, because we are on
Communion (8:30/11:00am) Take and Eat Gather 950 a journey toward the Height, whereas
the things from down here will not go up
there: the best careers, the greatest
Closing Hymn Lead Me, Lord Becker achievements, the most prestigious titles
and awards, accumulated wealth,
earthly earnings — all will vanish in an
instant, everything. And every
expectation placed in those things will be
disappointed. And yet, how much time,
how much effort and energy do we
spend worrying and feeling sad because
of these things, letting the tension
towards home fade, losing sight of the
meaning of the way, of the goal of the
journey, the infinite towards which we
go, the joy for which we breathe!
Let us ask ourselves: do I live out what
I say in the Creed, “I look forward” —
that is — “to the resurrection of the
dead and the life of the world to
come”? And how do I wait? Am I
capable of going to the essential or am
I distracted by so many superfluous
things? Do I cultivate hope or go on
complaining, because I give too much
value to many things that don’t matter
and that will pass?”
~ Pope Francis: Homily 11/22/22 ~
CORRECTION
The promo code in last week’s bulletin
for the Francis at 10 opportunity at St.
Ambrose was misspelled. If you wish
to attend, please visit:
sau.edu/francis-at-ten to register and
use the promo code PAPAL23.
Please register by February 22.
Mass Intentions Intention Candles
Saturday, February 18 Candles surrounding the statue of our Blessed Mother on the altar are lit
4:30pm † John Fischer for your special intentions. A gift of $10.00 per candle is requested.
Candles are lit by staff; please contact the office to request.
Sunday, February 19
8:30am † Ken Pottebaum February 19-25
11:00am The parishioners of SJV
Tuesday, February 21 Josette Canon Riley Syzdek
7:45am † Lenny Steil Marilyn Freking Cheryl Young
Ian Kaffenberger Earthquake victims in Syria & Turkey
ASH WEDNESDAY, February 22
Julie Loose—Special Intention Peace in Ukraine
9:00am † Mary Robesky
Omaira Mercado—Special Intention The souls of the faithful departed
4:30pm † Barbara Roeder
6:30pm † ProLife Don Nelson Vocations
Thursday, February 23
9:00am † Helen Potach How to help victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria
Friday, February 24 On February 6, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated large areas of central
9:00am Vocations Turkey and northwest Syria. The death toll has surpassed 36,000 and
Saturday, February 25 continues to climb. The earthquake is the worst to strike Turkey this century.
4:30pm † Harry Lynch Later that day, the region experienced a second magnitude 7.7 quake.
Sunday, February 26 Catholic Relief Services is supporting emergency relief efforts. To donate,
8:30am The parishioners of SJV please go to support.crs.org/donate/earthquakes.
11:00am † Maureen Menster
Newly baptized in Christ Jesus
Maeve Kensington Fulrath, daughter of Brian and Tiffany
Cora Louise Brimeyer, daughter of Alex and Stephany
Camille Grace Lenz, daughter of Austin and Bridget
Ash Wednesday is February 22
Mass Times
9:00am (live-streamed) ~ 4:30pm (w/Young Shepherds) ~ 6:30pm (w/Exultate Choir)
Remember you are but dust … and to dust you shall return.
Question: Why do we place ashes on our forehead each Ash Wednesday?
Answer: Ashes are rich in spiritual symbolism. We recall in the second chapter of Genesis, when the human person is fashioned
“out of the dust of the ground” and receives the breath of life (Genesis 2:7). In death, a person returns to the ground from which
we came. The ancient Hebrews used ashes as a sign of repentance, reminding themselves that God is God and we are not.
Faith formation
SUNDAY RE WEDNESDAY RE JUNIOR HIGH ALIVE YOUTH MINISTRY
PreK and Kindergarten Grades 1-6 Grades 7-8 Grades 9-12
February 26, March 5 March 1, 8, 22, 29 March 22 March 1
8:30-9:30am 4:15-5:30pm / 6:15-7:30pm 6:15-7:30pm 6:30-7:30pm
Children’s Liturgy of the Word: Sundays during 8:30am Mass: March 5, April 2, May 7
Sprouts Nursery is open: during 8:30am Mass when Sunday RE is in session.
CONFIRMATION
Rehearsal Confirmation Day
February 23 ~ 6:30-7:30pm February 25 ~ During 4:30pm Mass
Bishop Zinkula will celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation with 70+ of our SJV teens during 4:30pm Mass on
Saturday, February 25. Please plan your schedule accordingly for this spirit-filled and longer Mass.
SJV Preschool registration for the 2023-24 school year is now open.
Our amazing SJV Preschool is accepting applications for ALL CLASSES.
5-day (M-F): four-year-olds
3-day (M-W-F): three and younger four-year-olds 2-day (T-Th): three-year-olds
Applications may be printed from our website (sjvbett.org/preschool) and dropped off or mailed. A $100.00 non-
refundable processing fee must accompany your application. Additional details about our program, the registration process,
and more is at sjvbett.org/preschool. Please contact Preschool Director, Karen Emard: 563.332.5308 or
preschool@sjvbett.org with questions.
Go to school where you go to church ~ learning with FAITH ~ FAMILY ~ FUN!
Are you looking for a community of young adult Catholics between the ages of
18—30 to join in fellowship, learn more about your faith, and grow? Look no
further! Our growing Quad Cities Young Adult ministry is exactly all of that. We
participate in a variety of activities including Theology on Tap, Eucharistic
Adoration, small groups, hiking, and more.
Text QCYA to 319.382.5302 and we will let you know what is going on with other
young Catholic adults like you!
Lenten Study for Women We invite you to join a group of women on Monday
nights as we study and pray through the book, Hope from the Cross, Reflections on
Jesus’ Seven Last Words, by Cardinal Basil Hume. In each one of his reflections,
Cardinal Hume unwraps a gift for us, one that gives us hope even when we are in
the midst of pain and difficulty. We will meet at 6:00pm in the Vianney Room on all
Mondays in Lent, except March 6. The cost is $8.00, payable to SJV. Please text
or call Cheryl Olszewski (517.881.5858) to register.
Don't be so judgmental! Why are Christians so intolerant? Why can't we just coexist?
In an age in which preference has replaced morality, many people find it difficult to
speak the truth, afraid of the reactions they will receive if they say something is right
or wrong. Learn how Catholic morality is all about love, why making a judgment is
not judging a person's soul, and why, in the words of Pope Francis, "relativism
wounds people." Topics include: Real Freedom, Real Love, Sharing Truth with
Compassion, and Why "I Disagree" Doesn't Mean "I Hate You.”
We are not called to mediocrity, but greatness, and we cannot do it alone. We
challenge you to join this FREE spring study, Saturdays, 7:00-8:30am, February
25-April 29, in the activity center. Contact Mitch Narvasa: pa@sjvbett.org.
Around the parish ...
Clam Chowder Menu Clam Chowder Wednesday returns to SJV to begin
(oyster crackers included) our Lenten observance.
12 oz. container ... $5.00 This is the “infamous” homemade clam chowder served
25 oz. container … $10.00 at SJV Fish Friday dinners for many years.
Grilled cheese … $3.00/2 for $5.00 Available after all Masses, while supplies last
Beverages available for dine-in only February 22
9:00am ~ 4:30pm ~ 6:30pm
LENTEN FISH FRIDAYS
In collaboration with Our Lady of Lourdes, there will be two Fish Friday events this year.
SJV: Friday, March 3 ~ 4:30–7:00pm ~ Activity Center
OLOL: Friday, March 31 ~ 4:30-7:00pm ~ Gymnasium
DINNERS ALA CARTE ASSORTED DESSERTS
(includes two sides) Hosted by the women of
Fish taco $5.00
Baked fish $10.00 Shrimp taco $6.00 Curé of Ars Guild
Fish tacos (2) $10.00 $1.00
Shrimp tacos (2) $12.00
KID’S MEAL $5.00 ASSORTED BEVERAGES
Sides: Brown or black beans,
(grilled cheese sandwich, Provided
coleslaw, applesauce chips, juice) (Free will donation for adult beverages)
Don’t miss it! Invite friends and family to SJV and OLOL for some Lenten fish and fellowship.
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Mugs ~ Tumblers ~ Hoodies ~ T-shirts ~ and more. Several styles ~ many colors.
St. John Vianney invites you to renew your heart during the holy season of Lent.
Ash Wednesday Masses ~ Wednesday, February 22, 9:00am, 4:30 and 6:30pm
Clam Chowder Wednesday ~ following all Masses ~ while supplies last ~ dine-in or carry-out
Stations/Adoration/Reconciliation ~ Fridays, February 24, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 5:30-7:00pm
March 3 and 31 will be Stations of the Cross only, beginning at 5:30pm
SJV/OLOL Fish Friday ~ March 3, 4:30-7:00pm ~ at SJV (activity center)
Serving before and after Stations of the Cross
Anointing of the Sick ~ Wednesday, March 8, 9:00am
During regularly scheduled daily Mass
Communal Penance Services
Sacred Heart Cathedral: Sunday, March 19, 3:00pm
Our Lady of Lourdes: Monday, March 20, 6:30pm
SJV/OLOL Fish Friday ~ March 31, 4:30-7:00pm ~ at OLOL (gymnasium)
Serving before and after Stations of the Cross
Reconciliation (extended) ~ Saturday, April 1, 3:00-4:15pm
No Reconciliation after this date thru Holy Week
Palm Sunday Masses ~ Saturday, April 1, 4:30pm / Sunday, April 2, 8:30, 11:00am
Chrism Mass (Sacred Heart Cathedral) ~ Monday, April 3, TBD
Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord’s Supper ~ April 6, 5:30pm
Good Friday, Passion of the Lord ~ April 7, 5:30pm
Holy Saturday, Easter Vigil ~ April 8, 8:30pm (no 4:30pm Mass)
Jesus is risen! Alleluia! Alleluia!
Easter Sunday ~ April 9
7:00, 8:30, and 11:00am
We will have three Masses on Easter Sunday only. Our regular schedule will resume on April 16.
CHURCH ACTIVITIES: February 19-25 Click HERE for our online calendar or go to sjvbett.org and click on calendar.
DATE EVENT LOCATION CONTACT
Sunday 8:30am: Mass (w/Celebration Ringers) Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
Feb. 19 9:30am: RCIA Class Vianney Room darylfortin@gmail.com—Daryl Fortin
10:15am: Chamber Ensemble Rehearsal Church liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
11:00am: Mass (w/Chamber Ensemble) Church sjvbett.org
12:00pm: Apostles of “Hymn” Rehearsal Church liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
2:00pm: GriefShare Vianney Room health@sjvbett.org—Deb Morse
Monday 6:30pm: AED CPR Training Activity Center health@sjvbett.org—Deb Morse
Feb. 20
Tuesday 7:45am: Daily Mass Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
Feb. 21 9:30am: Bible Study: Romans Vianney Room campagna.m.jane@gmail.com—Jane Campagna
5:30pm: Italy Chime Ringers Rehearsal Church liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
6:30pm: Exultate Choir Mardi Gras Potluck Gathering Space liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
7:00pm: Exultate Choir Rehearsal Church liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
7:00pm: Boy Scout Troop 24 Meeting East Room office@sjvbett.org—Julie Mishler
Wednesday ASH WEDNESDAY
Feb. 22 9:00am: Mass Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
4:30pm: Mass (w/Young Shepherds) Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
6:30pm: Mass (w/Exultate Choir) Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
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CLAM CHOWDER WEDNESDAY Activity Center See page 8 for more details and pricing
Serving after all Masses Dine-in / Carry-out While supplies last
Thursday 9:00am: Daily Mass Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
Feb. 23 11:00am: Women’s Canasta Group Vianney Room rscoff@mchsi.com—Sue Coffin
6:00pm: St. Veronica’s Outreach Meeting Vianney Room deb3026@hotmail.com—Deb Sullivan
6:30pm: CONFIRMATION REHEARSAL Act Cntr/Church ym@sjvbett.org—Jan Stevenson
7:00pm: KC Officer Meeting East Room grandknight4403@gmail.com—Dan D’Alessandro
7:30pm: St. Teresa’s Circle Meeting Vianney Room stteresasjv@gmail.com—Maureen Durick
Friday 8:25am: Eucharistic Adoration Church office@sjvbett.org—Julie Mishler
Feb. 24 9:00am: Daily Mass Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
5:00pm: Rosary w/the KC’s Mary Chapel grandknight4403@gmail.com—Dan D’Alessandro
5:30pm: Stations/Adoration/Reconciliation Church liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
Saturday NO RECONCILIATION
Feb. 25 3:30pm: Apostles of “Hymn” Rehearsal Church liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
4:30pm: Mass w/CONFIRMATION Church sjvbett.org
Sunday 8:30am: Mass (w/Exultate Choir) Church sjvbett.org or facebook.com/sjvbett
Feb. 26 8:30am: RE Classes (PreK and K) McGrath Center re@sjvbett.org—Jeannie Moran
9:30am: RCIA Class Vianney Room darylfortin@gmail.com—Daryl Fortin
9:30am: Italy Singers Rehearsal Church liturgy@sjvbett.org—Eleanor Kiel
11:00am: Mass Church sjvbett.org
2:00pm: GriefShare Vianney Room health@sjvbett.org—Deb Morse
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Baptisms are celebrated on the second and fourth
Pastor: Fr. Rich Adam ............................. adamr@diodav.org weekends of most months. Please contact Julie Mishler in
Deacon: Daryl Fortin.....darylfortin@gmail.com / 563.940.5000 the parish office. First-time parents are asked to attend a
Office Manager: Julie Mishler ................... office@sjvbett.org baptismal prep class prior to scheduling baptism. For
baptisms of subsequent children, this class may be repeated
Liturgy/Music: Eleanor Kiel ..................... liturgy@sjvbett.org depending on the length of time since the first class.
Pastoral Associate: Mitch Narvasa ............... pa@sjvbett.org
and Webmaster Next class: Saturday, March 4, 2023
Religious Education (PreK-6): Jeannie Moran ......... re@sjvbett.org 9:00-11:00am, Vianney Room.
and Safe Environment Coordinator ... sec@sjvbett.org Please call or email by noon on March 3 to register
Youth Ministry (7-12): Jan Stevenson .......... ym@sjvbett.org
Health Ministry: ....................................... health@sjvbett.org Eucharist for Sick and Confined Please contact the
parish office if you or someone you know wishes to
Finance Manager: Colleen Evans ......... finance@sjvbett.org
receive Eucharist at home.
Receptionists: ................................. receptionist@sjvbett.org
Lorraine Castillo (am) / Karen Emard (pm) Reconciliation is offered Saturdays, 3:30-4:15pm, in
Prayer Chain: ................................... mrspraymann@aol.com the Reconciliation Chapel (behind the choir loft).
Parish Council Chair: Phil Redington ............. 563.528.1077
Matrimony Please contact the parish office at least nine
Finance Council: Dennis Gerard ..................... 563.289.8299
months prior to your wedding date to participate in the
Parish Directors: preparation process.
Kathy Langley: 563.343.4780 / Les Lipinski: 563.313.7200
Catholic Education: RCIA—Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
SJV Preschool: 563.332.5308; preschool@sjvbett.org Adults interested in learning more about the Catholic faith
Lourdes Catholic School (K-8): lourdescatholic.org and/or becoming Catholic are encouraged and invited to
Assumption High School (9-12): assumptionhigh.org contact the parish office.
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