April 4, 2021 Easter Sunday We are an Easter people!

April 4, 2021 | Easter Sunday We are an Easter people!

OUR MISSION: The Community of St. Mary, a diverse people sharing a common pilgrim journey within the Catholic Church, committed to following Jesus’ commandment to love God, love neighbors and go make disciples.

Next Week’s Gospel

:

Jn 20:19-3

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A LETTER FROM OUR PASTOR

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

It was said that the outcome of the battle in Waterloo between the Duke of Wellington and Napoleon Bonaparte was conveyed through semaphore, a system of signaling that makes use of flags or lights. The message was sent from a sailing ship that was on its way back to London. When the message reached the roof of Winchester Cathedral, it read through the heavy fog that almost covered the landscape: “Wellington defeated”. The citizens were devastated upon receiving this bad news, plunging their hearts into the deepest sadness. But when the fog cleared up, the rest of the message came through: “Wellington defeated the enemy.” Suddenly the citizens’

mourning turned into dancing and their deep sadness turned into euphoric rejoicing. There are simply no words able to describe the joy the people felt over the victory so happily won.

Similarly, this is the story of Holy Week. Good Friday is the partial message. Jesus is defeated. The whole message is received on Easter. The sadness of the disciples turns into joy at the Resurrection of the Lord. The only thing is that Easter is far greater than any story of victories in the world. It is because Easter is the story of victory over our ultimate and greatest enemy: Death. The Resurrection of the Lord affirms that death does not have the last say in our existence. Because of Easter, we are meant for more than this present life and are not anchored to this world. Human life is no longer limited by the cycle of birth and death. It is all because Christ has shared the gift of His life with us through Baptism and His Resurrection blazed the trail for us to follow; that is, through His mercy and by living out faithfully our baptismal vows. Easter is the answer to all the tears we shed at the graves of our loved ones. It reminds us that we have a future greater than we dare to believe in. We too will experience the

Resurrection. Thus, Easter is a turning point inviting us to live in an entirely new way that goes beyond the limitations of this world. We are challenged to become part of the new creation, inspired by the life of God. The Gospel tells us that on the first Easter morning the stone at the entrance of Christ’s tomb was rolled back. The questions we must all face are: Have we arisen to new life with Christ, or are there still boulders weighing us down and keeping us imprisoned? What are the tombs in our lives that lock us in? What are those things that limit us? Is it resentment that we cannot let go? Is it a grudge that we keep harboring? Is it jealousy? Is it the inability to forgive? Is it an addiction over before which we feel so powerless? Whatever kind of dysfunctions we suffer, none of them can be more powerful than the hope that Easter brings. Easter announces that there is a way forward out of darkness, and transformation can truly take place in our lives. The Good News of Easter is that by God’s power, the boulders that hold us locked and buried can be rolled back and we can be set free. This can truly happen because Jesus Christ has risen from the dead, Alleluia, Alleluia! HAPPY EASTER!

Sincerely Yours In Christ, Fr. Burt Absalon, Pastor

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THE WEEK AHEAD

WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS

Monday, April 5

12:30 pm †All members of the Restrespo & Jaramillo Families Tuesday, April 6 12:30 pm †Orient Melone Wednesday, April 7 8:40 am †Walter McAuliffe 12:30 pm †Gerald Reeser Thursday, April 8 12:30 pm †Richard F. Jeldheim 6:00 pm †Amador Ortiz Friday, April 9

12:30 pm †All members of the Cole Family Saturday, April 10

4:30 pm †Frank Bartlett and Family

†Todd McCoy

6:30 pm †Margarita Ayala Diaz Sunday, April 11

8:30 am †Frank Bartlett and Family 10:30 am †People of the Parish †Walter McAuliffe 12:30 pm †Enrique Cruz Gonzales

†Jose Tapia

†Florenio Tapia 5:00 pm †Joni Ring

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE ILL

Readings for the week of April 4, 2021

Sunday: Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 [24]/Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/ Jn 20:1-9 or Mk 16:1-7 or Lk 24:13-35 Monday: Acts 2:14, 22-33/Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Mt 28:8-15 Tuesday: Acts 2:36-41/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22 [5b]/Jn 20:11-18 Wednesday: Acts 3:1-10/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [3b]/ Lk 24:13-35

Thursday: Acts 3:11-26/Ps 8:2, 5, 6-7, 8-9 [2ab]/Lk 24:35-48

Friday: Acts 4:1-12/Ps 118:1-2, 4, 22-24, 25-27 [22]/Jn 21:1-14

Saturday: Acts 4:13-21/Ps 118:1, 14-15, 16-18, 19-21 [19-21a]/Mk 16:9-15

Next Sunday: Acts 4:32-35/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 [1]/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-3

Observances for the week of April 4, 2021

Sunday: Easter Sunday

Monday: Monday within the Octave of Easter Tuesday: Tuesday within the Octave of Easter Wednesday: Wednesday within the Octave of East-er

Thursday: Thursday within the Octave of Easter Friday: Friday within the Octave of Easter Saturday: Saturday within the Octave of Easter Next Sunday: 2nd Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy)

Rolley Bateman John Bohne Jane Bolger Art Colvin Lainie Fifer Donna Frankowski John Frankowski Daniel Gomez Dennis Gray John Harding AJ Harrison Dolores (Dee) Hooker

Mary Klocek Gillis Richard Krzywy Cindy Krzywy Richard Legge Diane O’Donnell Cody O’Neill Steve Popoca Peter Potje Rose Potje Mikela Riano Peter Schommer Lyle Schmidt Jo Smith Baby Blaire Spivey

Mary Statter Virginia Stoerman Bryan Strathman Charlene Stier Carol Uzumecki Warren Walters Kathy Weber Mary Lou Wett

If you would like to add

or remove a name from our Prayers for the Sick

below, please email [email protected] or call

the parish office.

Actual Budget Diff. %

Weekend

Offering $9,750 $14,142 ($4,392) -31.1%

Year to

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LOVE GOD. LOVE NEIGHBOR. GO MAKE DISCIPLES.

NEXT MEETING 4/10

Week 26– Avanti! The Harvest is Plentiful Featured Speaker: Mark Hartfiel

That Man is You! honestly addresses the pres-sures and temptations that men face in our modern culture, especially those relating to their

roles as husbands and fathers.

Please contact Scott at [email protected] to be added to the

member list!

SONOGRAPHER – Part-Time, Flexible Hours

1st _{Way Life Center, a life-affirming pregnancy}

resource center in Johnsburg, IL, has a part-time RDMS position available for the performance of “limited OB ultrasound scanning”. Candidates must be registered in OB-GYN ultrasound. This is a paid position. For inquiries or to submit a re-sume, please email

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St. Vincent de Paul Information April Pantry Requests

· Canned chili · Canned chicken

· Beef stew

· 16 oz canned hams from Aldi

Seeking New Storage Location for Goods

If you know of a safe and secure building that would be available to house food and bed-ding, please call 815-338-7295.

It’s Time to Plant!

Participate in our Share the Bounty Program this year by planting a vegetable garden! Any extra produce you harvest can be shared at no cost with parishioners through this harvest-exchange program.

St. Mary Football Program Seeking Sponsors

The St. Mary Youth Football Pro-gram, open to both boys and girls, has been in existence for over 96 years. The program is based on a strong faith and reli-ance on God, a commitment to best efforts in academics, and leadership skills.

This year, due to an increase in need for finan-cial assistance, we are looking for anyone who would be open to sponsoring a child who would like to participate in the football pro-gram, but cannot financially afford it.

Any recipient of the scholarship money would, in turn, perform volunteer hours at the parish. If you are interested in sponsorship, the cost would be $200. Please contact Dan Thompa-son through the program website: https:// www.stmaryfootball.com/

There is still time to donate to the 2020-2021 Dioc-esan Appeal, Hear His Voice (closes May 2021).

· Our individual parish goal is $93,653 · To date, our pledges total $79,333 · Current shortfall, $14,319

Can you help us close the gap and reach our goal?

Your donation supports people in need through Catholic Charities, the education of our youth in the Catholic faith, our diocesan seminarians, deacons and vocations, and even our parish, di-rectly, when we exceed our goal.

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LOVE GOD. LOVE NEIGHBOR. GO MAKE DISCIPLES.

Saint Faustina: Mankind’s need for the message of Divine Mercy took on dire urgency in the 20th Century, when

civilization began to experience an “eclipse of the sense of God” and, therefore to lose the understanding of the sanctity and inherent dignity of human life. In the 1930s, Jesus chose a humble Polish nun, St. Maria Faustina Kow-alska, to receive private revelations concerning Divine Mercy that were recorded in her Diary. St. John Paul II ex-plains:

This was precisely the time when those ideologies of evil, nazism and communism, were taking shape. Sister Faustina became the herald of the one message capable of off-setting the evil of those ideolo-gies, that fact that God is mercy—the truth of the merciful Christ. And for this reason, when I was called to the See of Peter, I felt impelled to pass on those experiences of a fellow Pole that deserve a place in the treasury of the universal Church.

—Pope Saint John Paul II, Memory and Identity (2005)

On May 5, 2000, five days after the canonization of St. Faustina, the Vatican decreed that the Second Sunday of Easter would henceforth be known as Divine Mercy Sunday.

The Image: Jesus appeared to St. Faustina in a vision, with his right hand raised in a blessing and his left touching

his garment above his heart. Red and white rays emanate from his heart, symbolizing the blood and water that was poured out for our salvation and our sanctification. The Lord requested that “Jesus, I trust in You” be inscribed under his image. Jesus asked that his image be painted and venerated throughout the world: “I promise that the soul that will venerate this image will not perish” (Diary, no. 48) and “By means of this image I will grant many grac-es to souls” (Diary, no. 742).

The Chaplet of Divine Mercy: The Chaplet was also given to St. Faustina with this promise: “Encourage souls to say

the chaplet which I have given you” (Diary, no. 1541). “Whoever will recite it will receive great mercy at the hour of death. … Even if there were a sinner most hardened, if he were to recite this chaplet only once, he would re-ceive grace from My infinite mercy. I desire that the whole world know My infinite mercy” (Diary, no. 687). (Instructions for its recitation are provided on a separate page.)

The Divine Mercy Novena: Jesus gave St. Faustina nine intentions for which to pray the Chaplet beginning on

Good Friday and ending on the Saturday before Divine Mercy Sunday.

The above information was shared from the USCCB website.

Divine Mercy Sunday - April 11

St. Mary Divine Mercy Ceremony will take place at 3:00 pm in the church

What is mercy if not the boundless love of God, who, confronted with human sin, restrains the sentiment of severe justice and, allowing Himself to be moved by the wretchedness of His creatures, spurs Himself to the total gift of self, in the Son’s cross …?

Who can say that he is free from sin and does not need God’s mercy? As people of this rest-less time of ours, wavering between the emptiness of self-exaltation and the humiliation of despair, we have a greater need than ever for a regenerating experience of mercy.

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ST. MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS

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Join a community dedicated to teaching our students

compassion, integrity, and respect.

Schedule a school tour and enroll in preschool or

kindergarten through eighth-grade for the 2021-22 school year.

New students are NOW being accepted.

stmary-woodstock.org/school

Offering an inclusive educational experience designed to

meet the spiritual and academic needs of every child.

STUDENT BENEFITS

·

Accelerated math & reading

programs, K-8th grade

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Services for students with gifted and

special needs

·

Foreign language program

STREAM curriculum

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Athletics—5th-8th grades

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Extracurricular Activities: Chorus,

Band, Musical, Chess Club

FAMILY BENEFITS

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Tuition assistance program for

St. Mary parishioners

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Before & After School Child Care

Access to D200 Bus Service

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New family parent support

Safely open during the 2020-21 school

year for in-person learning

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Pagina de Español - 4 de abril - La Pascua

Misa en español : sabado-6:30pm, domingo-12:30 pm (LIVE en Facebook)

Horario de oficina

De Lunes a Jueves de 8 a 4 (815) 338-3377

Celebramos Domingo

de la

Divina Misericordia el 11 de abril

Santa Faustina: la necesidad que tiene la

hu-manidad para el mensaje de la Misericordia divina cobró gran urgencia en el siglo XX, cu-ando la civilización empezó para experimen-tar el “eclipse del sentido de Dios” y, por tan-to comenzó a perder el entendimientan-to de la santidad y dignidad inherente de la vida hu-mana. En la década de 1930, Jesús escogió una humilde monja polaca, Sta. María Fausti-na Kowalska, para que recibiera revelaciones privadas sobre la Misericordia divina que con-stató en su Diario. San Juan Pablo explica:

Precisamente el tiempo en que surgieron y se desarrollaron esas ideologías del mal como el na-zismo y el comunismo. Sor Faustina se convirtió en pregonera del mensaje, según el cual la única verdad capaz de contrarrestar el mal de estas ideologías es que Di-os es Misericordia, la verdad del Cristo misericordioso. Por eso, al ser llamado a la Sede de Pedro, sentí la necesidad imperiosa de transmitir las experiencias vividas en mi país natal, pero que son ya acervo de la Iglesia universal.

—San Juan Pablo II, Memoria e iden-tidad (2005)

Para Ti Del Párroco

Queridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,

Se dijo que el resultado de la batalla en Waterloo entre el Duque de Wellington y Napoleón Bonaparte fue transmiti-da a través de semáforos, un sistema de señalización que hace uso de banderas o luces. El mensaje fue enviado desde un barco de vela que estaba en camino de regreso a Londres. Cuando el mensaje alcanzó el techo de la ca-tedral de Winchester, se leyó a través de la densa niebla que casi cubría el paisaje: "Wellington derrotado". Los ciu-dadanos estaban devastados al recibir esta mala noticia, hundiendo sus corazones en la más profunda tristeza. Pero cuando la niebla se aclaró, el resto del mensaje llegó: "Wellington ha derrotado al enemigo". De repente, el due-lo de due-los ciudadanos se convirtió en baile y su profunda tristeza en alegría eufórica. Simplemente, no hay palabras capaces de describir la alegría que la gente sentía por la victoria tan felizmente obtenida.

Del mismo modo , esta es la historia de Semana Santa . El Viernes Santo es el mensaje parcial. Jesús es derrotado . El mensaje completo es la Pascua . La tristeza de los discípu-los se convierte en alegría por la resurrección del Señor .. La cuestión es que la Pascua es un evento mucho mayor que cualquier historia de victorias del mundo. Es porque la Pascua es la historia de la victoria sobre nuestro último y más grande enemigo: La muerte. La resurrección del Señor afirma que la muerte no tiene la última palabra en nuestra existencia. A causa de la Pascua, estamos destinados a más que la vida presente, y no estamos anclados a este mundo. La vida humana ya no está limitada por el ciclo de nacimiento y muerte. Todo se debe a que Cristo ha com-partido el don de su vida con nosotros a través del bautis-mo y Su resurrección ha abierto el camino que debebautis-mos seguir. Es decir, a través de su misericordia y viviendo fiel-mente nuestro bautismo Pascual, tenemos la respuesta a todas las lágrimas que derramamos en las tumbas de nues-tros seres queridos, ya que nos recuerda que tenemos un futuro mayor del que nos atrevemos a creer. Así, nosotros también experimentaremos la resurrección. Por lo tanto, la Pascua es un punto de inflexión que nos invita a vivir en una forma completamente nueva que va más allá de la limitación de este mundo. Tenemos el desafío de formar parte de la nueva creación, inspirada en la vida de Dios. El Evangelio nos dice que en la primera mañana de Pas-cua la piedra a la entrada de la tumba de Cristo se ha movido. La pregunta a la que todos debemos enfrentamos es: ¿nos hemos levantado a una nueva vida con Cristo, o hay todavía rocas que nos hunden y que nos mantienen encerrados? ¿Cuáles son las tumbas en nuestras vidas que nos encierran? ¿Cuáles son las cosas que nos limitan? ¿Es resentimiento lo que no podemos dejar ir? ¿Es rencor que mantenemos oculto? ¿Son celos? ¿Es la incapacidad de perdonar? ¿Es una adicción ante la cual nos sentimos im-potentes? Independientemente del tipo de disfunción que sufrimos, ninguna de ellas puede ser más poderosa que la esperanza que trae la Pascua. Anuncia que hay un ca-mino para salir de la oscuridad y la transformación de ver-dad puede tener lugar en nuestras vidas. La buena nueva de la Pascua es que a través del poder de Dios, las rocas que nos mantienen encerrados y enterrados se pueden revertir y que podemos ser puestos en libertad. Esto real-mente puede suceder porque Jesucristo ha resucitado de los muertos, ¡Aleluya, Aleluya! ¡FELICES PASCUAS!

Retiro requerido para Padres de

Pri-mera Comunion y Confirmacion

a la catequista de su hijo para decirle cual fecha. No habrá cuidado de niños.

El Bautismo de Santa Maria

la plática. Estas pláticas serán en el sótano de la Iglesia a las 2:00 p.m. Próximas Pláticas 25 de abril a las 2:00 p.m. 23 de mayo a las 2:00 p.m. 27 de junio a las 2:00 p.m. 25 de Julio a las 2:00 p.m.

Próximos Bautismos en Español

Sábado, 17 de abril 10:00 a.m. Sábado, 15 de Mayo 10:00 a.m

Presentación de 3 años

Las presentaciones son cada 1er y 3er Sábado del mes a las 10:00 a.m. Por favor pase a la ofici-na de lunes a viernes de 9am a 4pm para la re-gistración. Lo único que se necesita es la fe de bautismo y una donación sugerida de $30.00.

Todavía hay tiempo para donar a

la Campaña Diocesana

2020-2021,Escuche Su Voz.

Nuestra meta parroquial individual

es $ 93,653

Hasta la fecha, nuestras promesas

ascienden a $ 79,333

Déficit actual, $ 14.319

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jóvenes en la fe católica, nuestros

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vocaciones, e incluso nuestra

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su-peramos nuestra meta.

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Retiro de Confirmación para

es-tudiantes y padrinos

Sábado, 24 de abril

Por favor aparta la fecha y

reg-istrate con su catequista o con el Senor Luis

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