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St. Rose Bulletin
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Established in 1855
Mother Church of the City of Kankakee
486 W. Merchant • Kankakee, Illinois 60901
Office & Rectory: (815) 933-9391
Parish Website: www.strosekankakee.com
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
NUMBER 5
St. Rose of Lima Mission Statement
We, the Catholic community of St. Rose of Lima Parish, are united in partnership with God whose enduring love enables us to live our mission of service through
prayer and full participation in the sacramental life of the church. As disciples of Jesus, we are called to respond as stewards of God’s gifts,
to cultivate peace, justice, respect and reverence for all human life and all creation, to promote ongoing conversion by bringing God’s love to others as Jesus did.
The 2015 Catholic Ministries Appeal
The Diocese of Joliet has sent their personal thanks to everyone for making the 2014 Appeal a success. At the close of the Appeal, the
Diocese has received $7,253,618 in gifts from 38,266 donors around the Diocese. In addition, each parish received 50% of funds paid in
excess of their goal. St. Rose of Lima received a check from the Diocese in the amount of $2,636.45. Thank you.
Catechism
Corner
February 1, 2014
Mk 1:21-28
“The Gospel reports many
incidents when Jesus was
accused of violating the
sabbath law. But Jesus
never fails to respect the
holiness of this day. He
gives this law its authentic
and authoritative interpretation: ‘The sabbath was
made for man, not man for
the sabbath.’ With compassion, Christ declares
the sabbath for doing good
rather than harm, for saving life rather than killing.
The sabbath is the day of
the Lord of mercies and a
day to honor God. ‘The Son
of Man is lord even of the
sabbath.’” (CCC, n. 2173)
THE 2015 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES ANNUAL APPEAL “EXTENDING GOD’S MERCY”Bishop
Conlon’s mailing asking for a pledge to the 2015 Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal (CMAA) is in the
hands of many of our parishioners. If you have received the mailing, please respond as soon as possible. If
you have not received it, please contact our parish office at 815-933-9391.
This year, the theme of the Appeal is “Extending God’s Mercy.” Pope Francis recently said that Mercy
“goes beyond in such a way that sin is put to the side. It is like heaven. We look at the sky, there are many,
many stars; but when the sun rises in the morning, the light is such that we can’t see the stars. God’s mercy
is like that: a great light of love and tenderness.”
We are called by the Gospel to be a light unto others. By showing mercy to those in need, by helping build
the kingdom of God in our own parish and our own diocese, we are like the morning light. Please shine
bright by making a generous gift to the CMAA. The CMAA funds the mission and ministries of our diocese.
Don’t forget….Please answer the bishop’s request and make a generous pledge. All pledges can be paid
in 10 installments. Thank you in advance for your support.
CCW News
The Bishop Blanchette Scholarship was established in 1982 honoring the late Bishop Romeo Blanchette.
It is supported by donations. Scholarships in his name are made available to students who will be attending a Catholic High School in the Joliet Diocese. Last year 6 scholarships ($3,000 each) were awarded.
Each CCW can select one candidate and the winners are decided by the Joliet Diocese Council of Catholic
Women. If you are interested in applying for this scholarship, please call Cathi Willi, 309-255-5441 by
February 14, 2015 for additional information.
Food For The Soul
Have you ever noticed how uniquely adapted each animal is to its environment and its way of life? On
land, a duck waddles along ungainly on its webbed feet. In the water, it glides along smooth as glass. The
rabbit runs with ease and great bursts of speed, but I’ve never seen one swimming laps. The squirrel climbs
anything in sight but cannot fly, while the eagle soars to the mountaintops.
What’s true of creatures in the forest is true of Christians in the family. God has not made us all the same.
He never intended to.
You are Christ’s body, and individually members of it.
St. Rose Bulletin
St. Rose of Lima Church
486 W. Merchant, Kankakee, IL 60901
Office & Rectory: (815) 933-9391
Website: www.strosekankakee.com
Pastor......................................... Rev. Robert Duda
Office Manager.................................. Linda Gierich
Director of Religious Education............Dolly Foley
Music Minister..................................... John Toner
Ministerio Hispano
815-575-5461......................................Maria Flores
Office HOurs:
Monday through Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
NEW PARISHIONERS are welcome! Please
call the church office to register. Parishioners
moving away are kindly asked to notify the
church office.
INQUIRIES from men and women interested in
exploring the possibility of joining the Catholic
Faith are welcome. Please call the church office.
SUNDAY MASSES are scheduled for Saturday
evening at 5:00, Sunday morning at 8:00 a.m.,
10:30 a.m., and Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p.m..
Mass in Spanish is celebrated on Saturday
evening at 6:30 p.m.
WEEKDAY MASSES are scheduled Monday
through Friday at 8:00 a.m. Holyday schedules
are published inside this bulletin.
The SACRAMENT OF PENANCE is celebrated
on Saturdays from 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. or by
appointment.
RECITATION OF THE HOLY ROSARY is
scheduled at 7:30 a.m. before the weekday
Masses.
COMMUNION CALLS can be arranged for those
confined to their homes or nursing homes by
age or illness and those in hospital by notifying
the church office.
BAPTISM of infant children is ordinarily
scheduled after the 10:30 a.m. Mass on the
second or fourth Sundays of the month. Parents
can call the church office for more information
and schedule an appointment with the pastor.
ENGAGED COUPLES can call the church office
to make an appointment with the pastor. At least
one party is a member of the parish. No dates
will be set over the phone, and no less than six
months to complete the prescribed marriage
preparation may be anticipated.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION - Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament is conducted on Friday
evenings from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.,
concluding with Benediction.
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Interested in Becoming Catholic?
Are you interested in becoming a Catholic, or simply learning about the Catholic religion?
Are you already an adult or adolescent Catholic but have not yet received the sacraments of
Reconciliation, First Communion, or Confirmation? For more information please contact Fr.
Bob or the Parish office
Mass Intentions For The Week
Monday February 2, 2015 – Feast of the Presentation of the Lord
8:00am Leo J. Ciaccio, by Barbara Ciaccio
Tuesday February 3, 2015 – Ferial Weekday
8:00am Ruby & Anthony Simonich, by Bequest
Wednesday February 4, 2015 – Ferial Weekday
8:00am Patricia Quigley, Anniv., by Nancy Smithberg
Thursday February 5, 2015 – Feast of St. Agatha
8:00am Lee & June Gift, by Bequest
Friday February 6, 2015 – Feast of St. Paul Miki
8:00am Leo Marion Ciaccio, Anniv., by Leo, Tiffany & Justin
Saturday February 7, 2015 – Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (anticipated)
5:00pm Jim Houde & Thomas Houde, Anniv., by Denny & Madonna Brosseau
Annie Boule, by Janet Blanchette
Sunday February 8, 2015 – Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00am Parishioners of St. Rose
10:30am Gerald Bailey, by Wife, Cathy & Family
Rose Bisluk, Birth Anniv., by Juliana Boudreau
4:00pm Kenny Anderson, Birth Anniv., by Gary & Carla Papineau
Perry Lowe, Jr., Birth Anniv., by Brian & Lisa Conrad
The Sanctuary Candle is burning for Perry Lowe, Jr.,
Requested by Brian & Lisa Conrad
Stewardship - January 31 & February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
In today’s passage from the Book of Deuteronomy, Moses speaks of a prophet God will raise
from among the Israelites. In St. Mark’s Gospel, Moses’ prophecy is echoed in Christ Jesus
Who speaks, heals, and casts out evil spirits with authority in Capernaum’s synagogue. St. Paul
prays that the Corinthians devote themselves entirely to the Lord. As faithful stewards, we not
only acknowledge Christ as the Great Prophet but also support the popes and others who adhere
to Jesus’ teaching and prophecy against all moral relativism and injustices of our time.
Food Pantry
Please remember that we financially support the St. Vincent DePaul Food Pantry. All
donations are kept in our community. If you are aware of any parishioner needing temporary financial assistance, as well as food from the Food Pantry, please contact St.
Vincent DePaul at 815-933-7683, ext 212.
Nursing Home Parishioners
Luther Place: Leola Mulvihill. Our Lady of Angels Retirement Home: Rev. Lloyd
Bowden. Presence Heritage Lodge: Lucille Kehr. Presence Heritage Village: Vivian
Beck, Arvella DalCanton,Frank Hart, Ruth Henricks. River North: Darlene Dauphin, Alma
Monnette, Ted and Lois Wheeler.
Homebound & Out of Town Parishioners
Bernadette Denault, Rosetta Elio, Francis J. LaGesse, Leslie Longtin, Ione MacDonald,
Lorraine Moody, Rose Renville, Antoinette Weigt.
If you do not wish to have your name printed in the Bulletin, please call or have someone
call the church office, 815-933-9391. If we are missing any names that should be included in
this list, please let us know by calling the office at 815-933-9391.
Parish Prayer Lines
Call one of the numbers: 815-932-8664, 815-932-6208, 815-932-7938
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Help St Rose - We are in need of Readers, Communion Ministers, Ushers and Servers.
No experience necessary we will train. Call the church office 815-933-9391 or Madonna 815-933-8311
Liturgical Schedule
DAY & TIME
USHERS
Sat. Feb. 7
5:00 p.m.
Don Latocha
Tom Jefferson
Sun. Feb. 8
8:00 a.m.
READERS
Jackie Robinson David Spencer
Ramone Arce
Please check the schedule and find a replacement if
you cannot make your appointed time. Thank You!
COMMUNION MINISTERSALTAR SERVERS
Linda Gierich
Pat Posing
Ruth Styck
Karol Spencer
Karol Spencer
Ronald Strawson Tim Trout
Mike Frey
Bob Kohan
Charlene Russell
Bev Kohan
Mary Piper
Diane Goodwin
Cindy Frey
Alexa Martinez
Jovany Martinez
Sun. Feb. 8
10:30 a.m.
Roger LaFrance
Jerry Campbell
Rose Mary Ciaccio Phyllis McDowell
Mike Boisvert
Brenda Kolwelter
Mike Boisvert
Sun. Feb. 8
4:00 p.m.
Harla Boulee
Gary Papineau
Ruben Hernandez
Pat Miller
Kaya Mather
Jack Dornburg
Catherine Willi
Ruthie Clay
Financial
Contributions
Sunday, January 25, 2015 - $4,061.75
The collection for Latin America totaled
$714.26
Thank you for your generous support.
“Then Abram gave God a tenth of everything.”
(Gen. 14:20)
Vocation Prayer
Calendar
We appreciate all of your prayers and support for
vocations to the priesthood, religious life and diaconate.
FEBRUARY
1 Srs. Maria Teresa Gonzalez, Esperanza
Herrera, Araceli Perez, Judith Perez, Maria Romero HJ –
2 Srs. Arlene Ashack, Maria Bierer, Marietta Brummel IBVM
3 Frs. Dennis Settles & Greg Skowron
4 Dcns. Gary Bednar, Donald Berkey, William Bevan III, Ralph Bias, Frank Bina, John Blumenstein
5 Dcns. William Boucek, John Boyle, Paul Brachle, James Breen
6 Srs. Marguerite Caulfield, Elizabeth Crotty, Kay Foley, Jean Frye IBVM
7 Frs. Thomasz Ludwicki, Zigmunt Ostrowski, Michael Skiba, Adam Slowminski, Miroslaw Stepien, Andrzej Mastejak, Jacek Wesolowski, Tadeusz Winnicki S.Ch.
Prayer
Lines
Angie Mather
Mary Miller
Did You Know?
Perhaps you attended schools that were staffed by Sisters of the Congregation of Notre
Dame. Many of us were taught valuable lessons about life as well as the three Rs, and have
fond memories.
Did you know that there is an Associate group right here in the Kankakee Area?
This group is made up of former students, friends and any folks who have a special place
in their hearts for the CND Sisters. The Associates share the mission of the Sisters and
work with them in solidarity.
Did you know that there are CND Sisters, along with their Associates, in Fukushima,
Japan? This is the area that was devastated by the earthquake and Tsunami which caused
a Nuclear disaster three years ago. But time has not eliminated the danger – radiation is
still present. Twenty-five thousand persons who lived in the closest and most dangerous
area have been moved from their homes and still cannot return. There is no government
compensation for these families. Their means of support has been eliminated. Thousands
of acres of farmland are contaminated. Even in the area in which these people reside, it is
not safe for the children to play outside. Families are now attempting to survive in 2-room
huts. Elderly folks cannot safely leave their homes because of their weakened conditions.
As a result, depression among the elderly is common.
The CND Sisters have remained in the area in spite of the danger to themselves. They
are doing all they can to alleviate the pain of these people. They are ministering to the needs
of the elderly and the families, doing for them what they cannot safely do for themselves.
The Sisters have constructed an indoor play area which enables the children to play and
exercise and make friends with others.
There is so much more to be done. But it all requires money! We, the Kankakee area
CND Associates, have been communicating with the Sisters and Associates in Japan,
offering our prayers, our thoughts and our encouraging words. But, as good as these are,
they need money!
We are encouraging you to open your hearts to these poor people who are suffering so
much and in so much danger! Please send anything you can and we will forward it to the
Sisters of Fukushima. Checks should be made out to The Congregation of Notre Dame,
with ‘Fukushima’ on the memo line.
For more information on the CND Associates or on the situation in Japan, please call
Sister Helen at 815-939-9029.
Thank you for your kind attention!
We wish for all parishioners to be reminded that St. Rose has Prayer Lines. There are approximately thirty persons
praying for the needs of our parishioners and family and friends. To place someone or some need on Prayer lines,
simply phone ONE of these three ladies: Rose Mary Ciaccio, 815-932-8664 – Ann Wheeler, 815-932-7938 – Beverly
Kohan, 815-932-1364 or the office. Please know that all persons and intentions are prayed for – not restricted only
to St. Rose parishioners. We also encourage you to call in your ‘Praises’, that is, when prayers have been answered.
Pray The Rosary
Come join us each weekday morning at 7:40 a.m. to pray the rosary in the Church.
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Caps of Love Projects
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The National Council of Catholic Women is introducing the Caps of Love Project. Please save all types of plastic bottle caps, with
100% of the profits going to provide wheelchairs for handicapped children. Plastic caps are a different grade of plastic from the bottles
and are valuable in bulk. They are sold to companies that produce such products as park benches, plastic paint cans and more.
You may be thinking, “what kind of caps?” Everything from beverages, toothpaste, grated cheese, peanut butter, spray paint cans,
laundry soap, cleaning products, and the list goes on. Just pull out the paper liners. If the cap has a metal band, it is NOT recyclable. NO
metal caps (such as from beer) or pull-tabs from cans!
Please consider keeping a bag or small box handy to receive these plastic caps as you use them. CCW President, Cathy Willi will
make a box available near the church entrances to receive your donations. This is an easy way to exercise your spirit of Christian Giving
at little effort and no expense to you!
Around the Area
Taize Prayer will be offered this First Friday of the month, at
7:00 pm, at Maternity BVM Parish. This simple prayer service consists
of simple chants, enhanced with orchestral strings, scripture, a service
of light, an extended period of silence for meditation, concluding with
prayers for the world, and a special remembrance of our beloved dead.
Please join us for this time of quiet on the First Friday of the month, at
7:00 pm, February 6.
You are invited to come pray with us, Servants of the
Holy Heart of Mary on the 2nd Friday of every month from 7-8 p.m.
for Adoration for Vocations in the chapel at One Heart, One Soul Spirituality Center, 2041 W. Route 113, Kankakee.
SAVE THE DATE - Saturday March 7 - 8:30 – 11:30 a.m. - Morning of Reflection for Men and Women. Reflect and pray on Jesus’
experiences of sadness, joy, rejection, hurt, abandonment and betrayal,
forgiveness … and, above all – a heart eager to show how great his
LOVE was – and is – for all! What can we learn from the way Jesus
faced these emotions and experiences? Presenters: Sr. Anne Jaeger,
SSCM, and Deacon David Marlowe. Sponsored by the Inter-Parish
Women’s Committee. (More details in a few weeks.) For more information, please call: St. Patrick Church (815) 932-6716
LENTEN DAY RETREAT - A Lenten Day Retreat open to BOTH
WOMEN AND MEN who desire to enrich their spiritual growth during the Lenten Season. SPONSORED BY: Servants of the Holy Heart
of Mary. WHERE: One Heart, One Soul Spirituality Center, 2041 W.
State Route 113, Kankakee, IL 60901. WHEN: Saturday, February 14,
2015 -- 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 11th. COST: $20 per person. --- Lunch provided. FOR MORE
INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER: Call Sister Mary Stella at 815935-0800, Monday through Friday.
A TIME OF PRAYER -- Love Does Such Things - Thursday,
February 12, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. WHERE: One Heart,
One Soul Spirituality Center, 2041 W. State Route 113, Kankakee, Illinois. Come away for a Time of Prayer. Let the silence and atmosphere
of peace bring you to a deeper place within yourself. Treat Yourself to
a Time of Prayer. SPONSORED BY: Servants of the Holy Heart of
Mary. PRESENTED BY: Sister Mary Stella Schellenberger, SSCM.
COST: $5 if possible. If not, come anyway. TO REGISTER OR FOR
MORE INFORMATION: Call 815-935-0800 or just stop by. Visit
our website at www.sscm-usa.org for more information on upcoming
programs at One Heart, One Soul Spirituality Center.
St. George Church is sponsoring a dance: Gone
with the Wind - Saturday, February 7th from 6:00pm - 11:00pm
in the St. George Church Hall. Dinner tickets are $25 per person and
will be served at 6:30pm with dancing, games and silent auction to
follow. Alcohol, games and auction items will be available for pur-
chase. All proceeds benefit Family Ministry, Religious Education
and the Scholarship Fund. For more information or to purchase tickets in advance, please call Colleen at 815-954-5179.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter - In today’s second
reading St Paul talks about the fact that married couples have to deal
with the anxieties of the world. Sometimes those stresses can really
have a negative impact on our marriages. Get away from all those
worldly anxieties and take time to just focus on God and each other by
making a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are February 13-15, 2015 or April
17-19, 2015 or June 12-14, 2015, all at Elk Grove Village, IL. Early
registration is highly recommended. For reservations/information,
call Jim & Kris at 630-577-0778 or contact us through http://wwmechicagoland.org .
En la segunda lectura de hoy , San Pablo nos habla sobre el hecho
de que las parejas casadas tienen que tratar de vivir con las anciedades
o inquietudes de este mundo. A veces las tensiones pueden tener un
impacto negativo en nuestros Matrimonios. Apartensen de todas esas
inquietudes mundanas y tomen un tiempo para enfocarse en Dios y en
el uno u otro al vivir un Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial que se llevara
acabo en el área de Chicago el próximo 13-15 de Febrero 2015. Para
más información de los Fines de Semana en español, llamar a Javier
y Gaby Vargas si vive en el área de Joliet al numero (630) 621-8984
[email protected] , en el área de Chicago y los suburbios llamar a Oscar y Luz Delgado (847) 826-9525 [email protected] , para
los que vivan en el área del sur de Chicago y el Nor - Oeste de Indiana llamar a Juan y Elia Zambrano (708) 825-4099 eliaza4726@
sbcglobal.net.
Lord Teach me to Pray - Are you looking to deepen your
prayer life during this Lenten season? Lord Teach me to Pray is an
Ignatian prayer series that allows the Lord to do just that. Register now
for Part 1 which begins Thursday, February 12. We will be meeting at
the Liseux Center 3-5 pm through April 30. To register call Karleen
Yohnka 815-304-4609 or Kris Fisher 815-735-5102. A donation of
$20.00 is requested but not required.
Ash Wednesday is February 18. Plan NOW for our
Annual Lenten Series! Annual Lenten Series … Praying and
Sharing on the Lenten Gospels: Come for one hour a week to share
your reflections on the significance of these Lenten days for us in our
time. Participants will use “The Word Among Us” with its daily reflections. Sr. Theresa Galvan, CND, and Sr. Helen Kavanaugh, CND,
will facilitate these sessions. There will be three sites for your convenience:
St. Anne - Tuesdays, March 3, 10, & 17 from 10 am to 11 am.
St. Patrick - Tuesdays, March 3, 10 & 17 from 7 pm to 8 pm
Maternity BVM - Thursdays, March 5, 12, & 19 from 10 am to 11 am
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Scrip Program
Scrip will be available to purchase on the weekends of February 7-8 and February 21-22,
or you can stop by the office to make your purchase.
Vendor Name
% Value Qty
Aeropostale
7 $25
IHOP
8
$25
Target
2
$100
Amazon
4 $25
Jewel Osco
4
$25
Texas Rdhouse
8
$25
Amazon
4 $100
Jewel Osco
4
$100
$5
TGI Friday's
K-Mart
8
4
$25
4
$25
Applebees
Arbys
Barnes & Noble
Barnes & Noble
8 $25
8 $10
9 $10
9 $25
Amt. Vendor Name
Rose
Scrip
St.St.Rose
Scrip
OrderForm
Form
KFC
Kohl's
Kroger Care Card
% Value Qty
Bath & Body
LaVilletta
*
$25
18 $10
15
$25
Bd Mongolian Grill
8 $20
Limited
9
$25
Bed Bath & Beyond
7 $25
Little Caesars Pizza
8
$20
Bill's Diner
10 $10
Love Shop
5
$10
Bob Evan's
10 $10
Lowe's
4
$25
BP Gas
1 $50
Mancinos
15
$20
BrickStone
8 $25
Marshall's/TJ Max
7
$25
Buffalo Wild Wings
8 $25
Menards
3
$25
Burger King
4 $10
Menards
3
$100
Carlo's Restaraunt 10 $10
Michael's
4
$25
Carson Pirie Scott
Monical's Pizza
5
$10
Cinemark Theatres 4 $25
Noodles & Co
8
$10
Classic Cinema
8 $25
10 $10
Oberweiss
Cracker Barrell
9 $10
Papa Johns Pizza
18
$5
$10
Cracker Barrell
9 $25
9
$10
CVS
Panera Bread
6 $25
PetSmart
4
$25
Dairy Queen
3 $10
Phlllips 66
2.5
$25
Dicks Sporting Goods
8 $25
2.5
$100
Domino's Pizza
Phillips 66
8 $10
Pizza Hut
8
$10
Dunkin Donuts
3 $10
Red Lob /Olive Gdn
9
$25
Express
10 $25
Shell
2.5
$25
Family House
5 $10
Shell
2.5
$50
Family Video
12 $10
Speedway
1
$25
Amt. Vendor Name
Tucci's
Ulta Salon**
Ultra Foods
Ultra Foods
% Value Qty Amt. Vendor Quanity
9
$25
10
$25
4
$25
3
$25
3
$50
3
$100
Walgreens
6
$25
Walgreens
6
$100
Walmart
2.5
$25
Walmart
2.5
$100
4
$10
Ultra Foods
Wendys
Total Amount
$
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Fannie May
25 $10
Speedway
1
$100
Finish Line
10 $25
Starbuck
7
$10
Gap / Old Navy
4 $25
Steak n Sheak
10
$10
GFS
4 $25
Subway
10
$5
Hallmark
4 $25
Taco Johns
10
$5
Homestead
8 $25
Target
2
$25
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Vendor Quanity
Total Amount
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