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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2015
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FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
A Catholic Understanding of Funerals
(part 1 of 3)
Fr. Bobbin
At the heart of our faith is the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, which frees us from sin and death.
For those baptized into the death and resurrection of Jesus, death is not the end. At the moment of death, the soul
lives on in union with God in the perfect happiness of heaven, in the state of final purification known as purgatory, or
in the eternal separation from God known as hell. Furthermore, we believe in and look forward to the resurrection of
the body at the end of the world. Our resurrected bodies will be reunited with our souls in heaven or hell.
Catholic funerals express our faith in Jesus' resurrection and hope for our own resurrection. There are
basically two purposes for a Catholic funeral: 1) to pray for the salvation of the deceased person, and 2) to help lead
the person's loved ones from grief to a deeper faith in the resurrection. Unfortunately, there are a couple trends
today that show a need for greater understanding of these purposes.
First of all, it seems that many of us need to be reminded that the primary purpose of a funeral is to pray for
our deceased loved one. Today it is popular to refer to the funeral as a “celebration of life.” But this term is
misleading. It is true that a funeral is a time for thanking God for the gift of the person's life and all the blessings
God gave to that person in his or her life. However, this is not the main focus of the funeral. Once again, the main
purpose is to pray for the person, to intercede for his or her salvation. We all have a tendency to speak of our
deceased loved ones as if they are already in heaven. But, as much as we love someone, and as wonderful a
|person as we know them to be, the reality is: we cannot know for certain that someone is already in heaven.
(Except for saints officially canonized by the Church after a long process of investigation.) It is an act of love and
faith to pray for the person that God quickly welcomes him or her into heaven.
The best way to pray for a person who has died is to offer Mass for that person. The celebration of the
|Eucharist is at the center of our Catholic faith. We have had a long tradition of offering Mass for people who have
died. When we offer Mass for someone (living or deceased) we are asking God that the benefits of Jesus' saving
death and resurrection be applied to the person for his or her salvation. Thus, the celebration of a “Mass of
Christian Burial” is at the heart of a Catholic funeral.
But, there is more to Catholic funerals. When someone passes away, we are invited to observe the “Order
of Christian Funerals,” a series of steps that not only serve the purpose of praying for the deceased but also serve
the second purpose of a Catholic funeral: helping loved ones to gradually deal with the pain of loss and come to a
deeper faith in the resurrection, which is a source of great peace. The Order of Christian Funerals includes: prayers
at the time of death, a vigil for the deceased (gathering in the presence of the body for a period of time, during which
a priest or deacon may lead a brief prayer service), prayers at the conclusion of the vigil as the funeral is about to
move to the church, the Mass of Christian Burial in the church, and the Rite of Committal at the place of burial. All
of these steps are meaningful on a spiritual level. Even on a purely human, psychological level, they can help
people grieve for their loved one and experience a sense of closure.
Unfortunately, however, there seems to be another unhealthy trend today. Many people cut the funeral
process short by eliminating important steps. Many people do not wish to have a funeral Mass for their deceased
loved one. (Very frequently the family of the deceased does not practice the faith and so is not comfortable with
Mass.) But, to omit the funeral Mass is to leave out the heart of the entire process. Sometimes, a Mass is
celebrated for a deceased person but no vigil is held. This, too, is less than ideal because it takes away
opportunities for the family to confront their loss and move toward a greater peace. There may be good, valid
reasons to omit some part of the Order of Christian Funerals, but we must understand the purpose of the entire
Catholic funeral process and plan the arrangements with careful decision. Devout, practicing Catholics should
make their wishes known to their family, especially if the family is not practicing or is of different faiths.
Victim Assistance Coordinator for the Allentown
Diocese Ms. Wendy S. Krisak, M.A., NCC, LPC.
Email: [email protected]
Confidential Telephone: 1-800-791-9209
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LEGION OF MARY:
All meetings are Monday, 7:00-8:30 PM
Feb. 2, 9, 23- Library ~ Feb. 19 - Rm 128
Guests are always welcome!
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SINKING SPRING, PA
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Visit our website at: www.stignatiusreading.org
St. Ignatius Loyola
Regional School
Your children need a good
education to prepare them for
the future, but you want them
to learn more than just
academics.
Your
Catholic
Faith, self-discipline, and respect for others
are also important facets of their learning.
St. Ignatius Loyola School embraces all
aspects of an excellent education, spiritual
as well as temporal. We still have room for
your sons and daughters, from Pre-K
through Eighth Grade! To register, or to
arrange a personal tour, please call
610.678.0111.
Tuition Transfer Grants are available!
High School Youth Ministry
The High School Youth Group will be meeting:
Sunday, February 8th- Girls/Guys Night
6:45-8:45 PM - Parish Meeting Rooms
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-678-0676
BERKS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Registration for the 2015-2016 school year is currently open.
Visit the Berks Catholic website berkscatholic.org
admission channel for information about the school.
Email Nicole Smith at [email protected]
or call 610.374.8361 ext.244 to set up a personal tour
or shadow day or simply stop by for answers to any
questions you may have. All inquires are confidential.
HOST FAMILY NEEDED
St. Ignatius Loyola Regional School
SCHOOL MAILING ADDRESS:
2700 St. Albans Drive
West Lawn, PA 19609
PHONE: 610.678.0111 FAX: 610.670.5795
…SAVE THE DATE…
The Youth Group will be hosting a
Family BINGO Night
Sunday, February 15, 2015
7:00-9:00 PM  Parish Hall
Admission: $ 5.00 per person
Seating is limited!
Tickets can be purchased from Youth Group
Members, the Religious Education Office at
610.678.0676, or after Masses in the
JPII Room on February 8th & 15th.
Want to support the Youth Group?
We are asking the parish community to help
us by contributing gift cards, coupon books,
or any other items that could be used as
Bingo prizes for either adults or children.
If you are interested in donating, please
contact Mr. David Kuhns at 610.678.0676
or by email at [email protected].
Thank you for your support!
Nacel Open Door is looking for one additional host
family for the second semester of the 2014-15
school year. Our student is from South Korea, has
an F-1 visa, speaks English, has her own spending
money and full medical insurance. A host family
would provide room and board and receive a
generous monthly stipend. If you have room in
your home and heart for a very pleasant 9th grade
girl or simply want more information please call
Myron or Linda Schrack at 610.488.7173 or email
us at [email protected]. In order to meet
placement deadlines, interested persons should
contact us as soon as possible.
Attention Berks Catholic 9-11 Graders, Parents and
Partner School Families
Information about college programming at
Berks Catholic for February as well as a preview of
March programs is on our website.
February programming includes:
 Appropriate High School Course Selection
(All grade levels encouraged to attend)
 Beginning the College Search (due to space limitations,
this is currently for Juniors and families only)
We look forward to seeing you at these events!
Please contact us with any questions.
The Berks Catholic College Counseling Staff:
Mr. Ditsky, Dr. Stahler, Mrs. Bonanno
[email protected], [email protected],
[email protected] or call 610.374.8361 x229.
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MEETINGS - TRIPS - EVENTS - NEWS
2015 SENIORS TRAVEL
All are welcome on any trip!
Saturday, February 21
Mount Hope Murder Mystery
4 Course Luncheon & Murder Mystery
Thursday, March 26, 2015 - Hershey
Hershey Farm Restaurant - Family Style Meal
Comedy Show by Ventriloquist Ryan Bomgardner
Thursday, May 21
Adventures in Harrisburg
Lake Tobias Safari, Ft. Hunter,
Indian Echo Caverns, Dinner at Alfred’s
September 21 - 25 - Outer Banks
Ferries to Ocracoke, NC and Hatteras, NC,
Wright Brothers Memorial, Pepsi Birthplace,
New Bern, NC tour, NC Aquarium, Fort Raleigh,
Elizabethan Gardens, Wild Horse Tour, Currituck
Beach Lighthouse, Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery
Thursday, October 29 - Steam into History
Replica steam train from New Freedom to Glen Rock
(Lincoln’s route from DC to Gettysburg)
Wednesday, December 9 - Dutch Apple Theater
A Christmas Story
Call Bob or Priscilla Steger at 610.678.0260
for information or to register.
URGENT NEED FOR DRIVERS
Please consider volunteering for this
important ministry. Please call Donna Unger
at 610.743.4905 to arrange to transport
a non-driving parishioner to one
weekend Mass. Drivers are needed for
Saturday Mass and Sunday Masses.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO
TRANSPORT RESIDENTS
TO MASS - February 17th - 2 PM
Volunteers please report at 1:30 PM to help.
Berks Heim
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE
MAILING ADDRESS:
2710 St. Albans Drive Reading, PA 19609
PHONE: 610.678.0676 FAX: 610.678.4274
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The next meeting of the
St. Ignatius Seniors
will be held on Wednesday, February 4th, at
10:00 AM in the Parish Education Center
Meeting Rooms. Our program will feature
Linda Manwiller, Director of the Myerstown
Community Library. Her presentation is titled
Privy Thoughts - History of the Outhouse.
As usual we will have our
delicious
refreshments. Any persons 50 years of
age or older are warmly welcome to join
our Seniors Group. Annual dues, which
are $7.00 per person, can be paid at one of
the meetings.
Also, please bring along a non-perishable
food item to donate to our Parish Food Pantry.
Fr. Bobbin's Evenings of Scripture Reflection:
The winter series will be on the Old Testament
Prophets. Please join us Monday evenings at 7:00 in
the main church. We are meeting every Monday
until and including March 16. If St. Ignatius School
is closed or dismisses early for winter weather,
the Scripture Reflection will be postponed.
Valentine’s Day Date Night at St. Ignatius
February 14th: The Diocese of Allentown
Marriage and Family Life Office invites
couples to an evening of food, wine, and a
presentation on “The Five Love Languages:
The Secret to Love That Lasts.”
Immediately following the 4:00 PM Mass
in the Parish Meeting Rooms.
$20 per couple includes dinner and drinks.
Please RSVP by calling the Office of
Marriage and Family Life Formation at
610.289.8900 ext. 228 or email
[email protected] by February 6th.
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TIME ~ TALENT ~ TREASURE
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STEWARDSHIP
GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING:
Tithing: weekend of Jan. 25, 2015
$37,568.23
Tithing: weekend of Jan. 26, 2014
$33,598.72
Student Offerings of Jan. 25, 2015
$48.28
We must view Jesus as a companion on our own life’s
journey. In a sense, this is what stewardship calls us to
- walking with the Lord and leaning on Him when we
must, and certainly finding strength in His presence.
But to have Him present in our lives requires us to
make an effort to make that happen.
In the first reading from Deuteronomy, Moses declares,
“A prophet like me will the Lord, your God, raise up for
you from among your own kin; to him you shall listen.”
Throughout Advent and the Christmas season we
prepared for the arrival of Jesus. Now as we approach
Lent and Easter it is time for us to listen to Him.
“Thank you for your continued donations & support!
Altar Flowers The altar flowers this weekend are for
the special intention of Stacie Batdorf. Please contact
Margie Mizak at 610.670.2788 to make a donation.
LOYOLA DOLLAR$ PROGRAM
Many years ago, our parish planted the seed of
“Stewardship” as a way of life. Good stewards make
good use of what God has given them, to return to Him
the first fruits of their Time, Talent and Treasure. Three
local establishments offer our parish a 5% return for
parishioners to buy and use their store gift cards when
making grocery purchases.
Simply illustrated, if 200 of our parish families
purchased $100 worth of gift cards from the
parish each week, the 5% discount given to the parish
would yield $1,000 profit to the parish each week!!
No extra money from the pockets of the parishioners all that is needed is the conscientious effort to purchase
the gift cards from our parish, prior to grocery shopping.
We invite you to be good Stewards. Stop by the
Rectory, Monday through Friday, or the Church
Office, before and after all weekend Masses, to learn
more about how easy the Loyola Dollar$ Program is.
The following are the store gift cards we have available,
and the denominations they come in:
Giant Food: $10, $25, $50, $100
Redner’s: $20, $25, $50, $100
Weis: $10, $20, $25, $50, $100
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 4:00 PM Vigil Mass
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00 and 10:30 AM, 12 Noon, & 5:30 PM
Daily: Monday through Friday: 6:30 AM, 8:00 AM
School Mass: Wednesday, 9:00 AM
Saturday: 8:00 AM
First Friday: 7:00 PM
Eucharistic Day of Prayer: Tuesdays
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after
8:00 AM Mass until 7 PM Benediction
Reconciliation/Confession:
Saturdays 3:00 to 4:00 PM
Vigil of Holydays: 4:00 to 5:00 PM
Vigil of First Fridays 7:00 to 7:30 PM
Baptism: Third Sunday of each month 1:30 PM
Baptism Seminar: 1st Sunday of each month 1:30 PM
Seminar attendance is required for parents before Baptism.
SAVE THE DATE: BELLA SERA WILL BE
HELD ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2015
Lenten Sacrificial Soup Suppers
Everyone is cordially invited to participate in
our Parish Lenten Sacrificial Soup Suppers
served on Wednesdays during Lent: February
25 through March 25 (except Ash Wednesday
and Holy Week) from 5:00-7:00 PM in the Parish
Hall.
Enjoy eating soup? Looking for a family Lenten
activity? It is a great opportunity to acquire
service hours or willfully serve others, while
meeting new friends and fellow parishioners in
our faith community.
In preparation for our Lenten Season,
volunteers are needed to prepare soup as well
as assist with set-up, clean-up and serving of
beverages and soup.
Proceeds from this event will benefit our
Lenten Mission effort, as we prepare for the
great Easter Victory!
Please contact Carol at 610.796.9481 or email
[email protected] for more information for
volunteering or donation opportunities.
Bring a friend!!!
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2015
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FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Announced Masses for the week
Monday, February 2nd - Sunday, February 8th
Monday, February 2 - The Presentation of the Lord
6:30 a.m.
Frank & Juliana Walczak
8:00 a.m.
Ethel Miller
Tuesday, February 3 - St. Blaise
6:30 a.m.
Elaine Stahovich
Blessing of Throats
8:00 a.m.
Carmella Christino Blessing of Throats
Wednesday, February 4
6:30 a.m.
Betty Nowotarski
8:00 a.m.
Intentions of Jane Hollingsworth
9:00 a.m.
Elise Wentzel
Thursday, February 5 - St. Agatha
6:30 a.m.
Michael Lawrence
8:00 a.m.
John & Edith Levering
Friday, February 6 - St. Paul Miki
6:30 a.m.
Intentions of Albert Sikorski
8:00 a.m.
J. Robert Arnold Family
7:00 p.m. St. Ignatius Memorial Society Members
Saturday, February 7
8:00 a.m.
Col. Peter J. O Hagan, Jr.
4:00 p.m. Mary Bridget Cahill
Sunday, February 8 - Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 a.m.
Alfred Nerino, Sr.
9:00 a.m.
Edward Swierczewski
10:30 a.m.
Joe & Sophie Tarantino
12:00 noon Deborah Valentino
5:30 p.m. Our Parishioners
Volunteer Opportunity… The next 45 minute volunteer
training session for Berks Shepherding Ministiries
will be held Tuesday, March 3rd at 10:00 AM at
St. John’s (Hain’s), Wernersville. Please contact
Cheryl Young at 610.670.5945 to register or for information.
GOSPEL MESSAGE
Jesus came as one who spoke in the name of
the Lord, teaching with authority. Let us listen
to His voice and adhere to Him above anything
else.
STEWARDSHIP MESSAGE
Moses told the people, “The Lord will raise up
for you a prophet like me from among your own
kinsmen.” God still provides among His people
the gifts and talents necessary to continue the
work of His Church. What gifts are yours to
share?
SCRIPTURE READINGS for Feb. 07/08
Jb 7:1-4, 6-7 / 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23 / Mk 1: 29-39
Please join in offering a prayer each day for a
priest in our Diocese. The intentions this week:
February 2, Emeritus Pope Benedict
February 3, The Most Rev. John Barres
February 4, The Most Rev. Edward Cullen
February 5, Rev. Clifton Bishop
February 6, Rev. Msgr. Robert Biszek
February 7, Rev. Kevin Bobbin
February 8, Rev. Msgr. Ronald Bocian
THIS WEEK LET US PRAY … For women
and men who are suffering in the aftermath
of an abortion, that they may find healing,
consolation and strength through prayer.
RECTORY MAILING ADDRESS:
2810 St. Albans Drive
Reading, PA 19608
PHONE: 610.678.3767 FAX: 610.678.4483
New Parishioners... Welcome to St. Ignatius Loyola!
Are you registered in our parish?
If you are not receiving our offering envelopes In the mail you may not be a registered parishioner.
You must be a registered parishioner for 3 months to serve as a sacramental sponsor for baptism
or confirmation, to begin marriage preparation or to have your child/children baptized.
Please visit the Church Office after weekend Masses
or the Rectory Monday through Friday from 9 :00 AM - 5:00 PM to register.
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