A LOOK AT THE WEEK AHEAD

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MAY 9, 2021

A LOOK AT THE WEEK AHEAD

Mon, May 10 Tues, May 11 Wed, May 12 Thurs, May 13 Fri, May 14 Sat, May 15 Sun, May 16

St. Agatha events in brown St. Joseph events in black

8am Quilting 8:15am MASS 9am Quilting 6:30pm PTF 7pm KC As- sembly

8:15am MASS 7pm Pastoral Council

8:15am MASS 8:15am MASS 5pm Mass by Reservation

8am MASS by Reservation 9:15am PSR 10am MASS by Reservation

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Mass Schedule

Weekend Masses

Saturday, 5:00pm St. Joseph Sunday, 8:00am St. Joseph Sunday, 10:00am St. Agatha Weekday Masses

Tues & Thurs 8:15am St. Joseph Wed & Fri 8:15am St. Agatha

Reconciliation

Call either church office for an appointment.

Parish Staff

Rev. Von Deeke, Pastor [email protected]

Deacon Corby Valentine, Permanent Deacon

[email protected] 618-795-3737

Mrs. Margie Reaka, Admin Assistant [email protected]

St. Joseph Office Staff

Mrs. Laura Wolf, Parish Secretary [email protected] Mr. Brad Niebruegge, Maintenance 618-539-0129

[email protected] Mrs. Jean Reinneck, Music Director Mrs. Carol Schlitt, Choir Director Mrs. Kelly Schaaf, Principal

[email protected] Mrs. Katie Waeltz, School Secretary [email protected]

St. Agatha Office Staff

Mrs. Carol Mayfield, Bookkeeper [email protected] Mrs. Melissa Gummersheimer, Music Director

Pastor’s Residence

9 N. Alton Street Freeburg, IL 62243

Our Locations

St. Joseph Church

P.O. Box 98 6 N. Alton Street Freeburg, Illinois 62243 p: 618-539-3209 f: 618-539-4772 w: stjosephfreeburg.org Office Hours

Monday-Thursday 8:00am-4:00pm

St. Agatha Parish

205 S. Market Street New Athens, Illinois 62264 p: 618-475-2331

p: 618-475-3579 (Parish Hall) f: 618-475-3177

w: stagathaparish.com Office Hours

Monday 9:00am-2:00pm

Wednesday & Friday 9:00am-4:00pm

- TOGETHER IN FAITH -

This past week was teacher appreciation week and we’d like to take this opportunity to thank

the St. Joseph’s School Teachers for all the hard work they put in this past year

which was full of many challenges and changes.

We merged our schools, our students, our teachers, and our parents.

We welcomed our new pastor and new principal on the first day of school. Our students continued to receive an excellent education amidst the ongoing challenges of COVID restrictions because our dedicated teachers taught both in class and virtually to accommodate all families. We were able to open our church for students, because our teachers offered to sanitize the church after weekday Masses.

When you see one of our teachers please be sure to

thank them for all the work they put in this year!

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- THIS WEEK -

May 15, 5pm Mass The Ascension Of The Lord

May 16, 8am Mass The Ascension Of The Lord

May 16, 10am Mass The Ascension Of The Lord GREETERS/USHERS Debbie Castillo

Cindy Ingold

Tim and Melissa Reinhart Katie Welsch

Dawn Dossett Elizabeth Hurley Donna Mulholland Rhonda Price 1 Needed

Loretta Kramer Barb Wilson

USHERS None needed None needed 2 needed

SANITIZERS Cindy Ingold 2 needed

Jann Taylor Torrey Welsch 1 needed

2 needed

Rosary Leader Roni Juracek Anna Feurer Nancy Metcalf

Lector Wanda Davis-Volpe Stephanie Vogel John Schweiger

Cantor Laura Wolf Laura Wolf Jean Geppert

Organist Elaina Reinhart Carol Schlitt M. Gummersheimer

TUES., May 11 8:15am—St. Joseph

Easter Weekday

Janet Lill and Barb Winterbauer

WED., May 12 8:15am—St. Agatha

Easter Weekday Rosemary Wesolik

THUR., May 13 8:15am—St. Joseph

Easter Weekday

Lucille Harris and Frances Rendleman

FRI., May 14

8:15am—St. Agatha

St. Matthias, Apostle Paul Schaefer

SAT., May 15 5pm—St. Joseph

The Ascension Of The Lord For the People of St. Joseph and St. Agatha

SUN., May 16 8am—St. Joseph 10am—St. Agatha

The Ascension Of The Lord Alphonse Krieg

Ralph Glaus, Miguel Sarmiento and Greg Sarmiento

Sunday Readings

First Reading: “In truth, I see that God shows no partiality.

Rather, in every nation whoever fears him and acts uprightly is acceptable to him.” (Acts 10:34-35)

Psalm:

The Lord has revealed to the nations his saving power. (Ps 98) Or Alleluia.

Second Reading:

Beloved, let us love one another, because love is of God;

everyone who loves is begotten by God and knows God. (1 Jn 4:7 Gospel:

“This is my commandment: love one another as I love you.

No one has greater love than this,

Readings for the Week

Sunday: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/Ps 98:1, 2-3, 3-4 [cf. 2b]/1 Jn 4:7-10/Jn 15:9-17

Monday: Acts 16:11-15/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Jn 15:26—16:4a

Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8 [7c]/Jn 16:5- 11 Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22—18:1/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14/Jn 16:12-15

Thursday: Acts 18:1-8/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/Jn 16:16-20 Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/Eph 1:17-23 or Eph 4:1-13 or 4:1-7, 11-13/Mk 16:15-20

Friday: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26/Ps 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 [8]/Jn 15:9- 17 Saturday: Acts 18:23-28/Ps 47:2-3, 8-10, 10 [8a]/Jn 16:23b-28

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- 6TH SUNDAY OF EASTER -

Vocation Corner

Mothers’ Day – what a wonderful commemoration of one of the greatest vocations there is. We are inspired by the example of Mary, the Mother of God, to live by the words from the Cana feast

“Do whatever He tells you”. We pray for all our Mothers today and for the families they form, nurture and love. We also ponder our own “FIAT” – our surrendering to God’s plan for us.

6th Sunday of Easter

Love, Love, Love. “Love” or “loved” is spoken seventeen times in the Bible readings today. Not a mushy Hallmark movie kind of love. But the love God has for us. The love we have for God and Christ. The love, therefore, we must have for everyone

else. Strong, bold, lasting.

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How do I know I am loved? Let me count the persons and ways?

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How will I love those who are near?

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How will I love everyone else?

Gibault Catholic

Prayer Garden Project

Gibault Sophomore Jacob Durrer (Sts. Peter & Paul Parish) is working on his Eagle Scout project, a Prayer Garden on the Gibault grounds. You can be part of this project by purchasing an engraved brick that will be placed in the cross-shaped patio he is constructing. There will be additional seating, as well as landscaping, to create an outdoor space that students can use for quiet reflection and meditation. Visit https://www.fundraisingbrick.com/

online-orders/gibaultchs/ for more information or to purchase a brick.

Enrollment News

We’re still enrolling the Class of 2025 and are accepting transfer students for the fall! For more information or to schedule a private tour, contact Kelly Day at 939-3883 or [email protected].

2021 Gibault Summer Golf Classic

We hope you will be part of our 2021 Gibault Summer Clas- sic! This year’s event will be held on Friday, June 11, at Annbriar Golf Course. For sponsorship information or player registration, visit www.GCHSgolfclassic.givesmart.com

We’re #gibaultproud of: Alex Sweeney (St. John the Baptist Parish – Smithton) for being recognized in the Hawk Spotlight and our April Artists of the Month - Zoe Swip (Immaculate Con- ception Parish) and Shayla Campbell (St. Joseph Parish – Freeburg)!

Catholic Radio

Covenant Network offers informative and inspiring Catholic radio programming. In addition to daily Mass, we also pray the Rosary, the Regina Caeli, the Divine Mercy Chaplet and other pray-

ers. You will find live call-in shows, question and answer programs about Catholic teaching, music, as well as faith- nourishing programs on Scripture, saints, and Church history. You can listen on the radio, the Covenant Network app on your phone or on our website OurCatholicRadio.org. Tune in on AM 1080 or 92.7 FM and find out how Catholic radio will change your life

Respect Life

“Get up, I myself am also a human being.” In the First Reading from the Acts of the Apostles (Chapter 10) Peter meets Cornelius at his house and Cornelius immediately falls to his feet to honor Peter, but he is told to literally ‘get up, I am no different than you,’

Then Peter delivers the big news, that Jesus shows no partiality in salvation and that all of us can be saved! This astounded the crowd , especially as Peter began to baptize them into new life in the name of Jesus Christ.

Neighboring Parish Events

St. Augustine’s Blood Drive

Blood drive on Monday, May 10 from 2pm to 6pm. At Notre Dame Academy, Kuhl Hall, 1900 West Belle. Please call 1-800-RED CROSS to schedule an appointment.

Evansville Knights of Columbus”

Knights of Columbus Council 1952 invites you to join the Rally on the River“ Saturday, May 29, 2021. Registration begins at 10am.

Proceeds from the Rally benefit SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital. For information and to register visit

www.evansvillekc.org.

SS Peter & Paul Parish, Waterloo—Gold Rush Raffle

The SS Peter & Paul Parish GOLD RUSH raffle fundraiser started on May 1! Tickets are $100 each, and your tickets will be put back into each drawing. Ticket sales are online by visiting https://

GoldRush2021.givesmart.com. This The first two $1,000 drawings will be on the Saturday of our Parish Picnic on June 12, 2021. For more information, please contact Staci Wittenauer

at [email protected] or 618.791.7131. Thank you for your support of our local parishes!

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Pray for …

Jean Price Paul Feurer Sharon Patterson Margaret Heil Dave Gorman Beverly Hughes Dave Tarvin Rose Hinrichs Dorothy Hentzel Jenilyn Marsh Evelyn Kreher

Dorothy Normand Scott Kalina Joan and Jim Burk Pat Kreher Paul Kaiser Dale Kaiser David Lindblad Janice Pinkston Audrey Tinoco Lynette Windsor The family of Pat Albers

Please contact either Parish Office to add or remove someone from the prayer list. Each prayer request will be honored for ap- proximately six weeks, but can be added again.

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Stewardship Gardens

by Gene Racho

As this is written (May 3^rd) weather will determine when plants get into the ground. Rain is forecast throughout the week and the plants are ready to go. You gardeners and farmers know the story.

A total of 909 plants have to be planted: 183 peppers, 222 toma- toes, 54 eggplants, 22 Zucchini and 450 mixed greens. Next, seeds for beans, cucumbers, okra, carrots and a few other misc.

veggies. With the expanded garden the team can also use a few more hands to help out. Interested? Perhaps you know someone who might be. Let us know. Questions or comments? Email:

[email protected] or call the parish office and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Another question for the Confirmation Team. Actually, a multi-part question: a. If someone sees you and does not know you, who would they say you are? b. Who do your friends say you are? c.

Who do you say you are. Not a trick question. Another one: did you pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy alone or with your family?

When you meet our Lord, how would you feel meeting the souls that are there because of you? How would you respond to a soul telling you that they would not be in Heaven if it wasn't for you.

What is great is that you can start now. How about praying together with your team; maybe at a certain time. Gathering in one spot not required, start praying at the same time. Ask if you don't have a Chaplet guide. Another thought. Read last weeks Gospel (Jn15:1- 8) It speaks of Christ being the vine and we are its branches and that to continue to bear good fruit we must be pruned. What is

“pruned”? Those things that keep us from being attached to the true vine, Jesus. What are you attached to? Material things, activi- ties, wealth, being acclaimed?. How about thoughts, words, deeds that keep you from being in Christ? Our sins. Something not initial- ly obvious: how do we handle suffering? Complain, blame, anger or do we ask our Lord how to use this suffering as a blessing to help us grow and to help others. Pruning is difficult as it separates us from something we may like or forces us to face something we don't want to. Have a blessed week. Recall what we have been taught: Put GOD first; be Catholic. Reflect the light of our Lord to all those you encounter. We pray God bless you and prosper all you do in His name.

Sexual Abuse Hotline

Anyone wishing to report an allegation of sexual misconduct by a priest or other diocesan personnel please call the hotline:

800-640-3044.

Catholic Communications Campaign

Next week our special collection supports the Catholic Communi- cation Campaign. This campaign connects people with Christ and builds Catholic communities in the United States and developing countries using the internet, television, radio, and print media. Half of the money collected remains here in our Belleville Diocese to fund local communications efforts. Your support helps spread the Gospel message! To learn more, visit www.usccb.org/ccc.

Learn, Act, Connect, and Pray

Through our faith, we know that we can never repay what we owe to our Father, but the seeds we plant today through our good works in love and obedience will bear fruit tomorrow. Our efforts are never wasted. May we too fall to our knees in gratitude of Christ who came for all mankind. As Bishop Kenneth Untener reminds us, “We are prophets of a future that is not our own.”

World Wide Marriage Encounter

As you make plans for summer vacation, remember your marriage NEVER takes a vacation. Help your marriage sacrament stay re- freshed and full of energy by getting it recharged at a virtual World- wide Marriage Encounter Experience. Upcoming Experiences include:

May 6 - June 17, 2021 (one evening per week- Thursdays) - ENG- LISH - for more information contact: Jim & Kris McCulloch, 630- 577-0778, or to apply go to wwme.org

May 28 - May 30, 2021 - SPANISH - for more information contact:

Oscar y Flor Escobar, 778-834-5974, [email protected] Tito y Silvya Zapata, 604-306-0474, [email protected]

Catholic Retreat for Singles

Mid-life Singles: Are you looking for a renewed sense of connec- tion & purpose during this pandemic? Register today for a life- changing REFLECT Catholic weekend retreat at King’s House Retreat Center, Belleville, on June 4-6, 2021. Take a chance and get involved... you won't regret it! Cost is $210 including meals and a single room. Visit www.ReflectRetreat.com, e-

mail [email protected], or call (314) 283-0044 for details.

Catholic Cemeteries

The historical and beautiful Catholic cemeteries of Mount Carmel in Belleville and Holy Cross in Fairview Heights are offering a 25%

discount on pre-need grave and crypt sales during May and June.

It shows prudent and practical foresight to pre-plan your burial arrange- ments, especially now with very affordable payment terms. Contact our Catholic cemeteries office staff at 618-397-0181 for additional information or to set an appointment.

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Bible Study

The 1^st (Acts10:25-26' 34-35,44-48), and 2^nd ((1Jn4:7-10) readings are wonderfully linked by the Psalm (Ps98:1-4) All link the love of God towards all nations through the Jewish people. The Jews felt that by being God's “chosen people” they alone were special to God.

They did not remember that God promised Abraham, in addition to being the father of nations, all the nations (Gen17:4-6) would be blessed through him (Gen12:2-3). At the time, a Jewish person entering a gentile home would become unclean so Peter's entering Cor- nelius' home was unexpected. It was at the direction of the Holy Spirit he went. This ex- plained the dream he received (Acts 10:15) During the gathering the Holy Spirit came upon Cornelius and his family. This astounded the Jewish followers of Christ; that Gentiles could also be baptized and receive the blessings as they did. The Psalm says it all in the re- sponse: The Lord has revealed to the nations His saving power. Thus His promise to Abra- ham was fulfilled. The 2^nd reading explains the why this happened: because God loves all His creation and so sent His only Son so that all might have eternal life through Him. Note the use of the word “might”. Some may choose to “opt out” of that gift. It is our choice. God bless, open your eyes and heart, and keep you safe.

- PARTNERSHIP NEWS -

From the Principal’s Desk

A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who helped support this year's St. Joseph Virtu- al Telethon Auction! We are still crunching the numbers and will have one final update next week, but as of right now it looks like we are really close to meeting or exceed- ing our goal!!

Our Annual Fund campaign is still going on. We have met 60% of our goal for this year and have currently raised $17,770.

This week I want to throw out a challenge and see if we can receive 25 donations for

$25.

Althoff visited the 7th and 8th graders on Wednesday for a special signing for our students who committed to attending Alt- hoff this upcoming school year. Congratu- lations to Jaxon Daubach, Heidi Adams, Camden Graham, and Adan Moeckel.

Kelly Schaff School Principal

St. Joseph School Virtual Dinner Auction

A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who helped make our first “Virtual” Dinner Auc- tion a HUGE success.

Class of 2021

The Messenger will publish the High School Graduation Supplement May 27, 2021. Included in the special section will be a list of all Catholic high school gradu- ates in the diocese. Please contact the parish office (St. Agatha or St. Joseph) to share your graduate’s name no later than May 11.

Catholic Service Ministry Ap- peal

St. Agatha totals: $2,193, .24 participants and 25% of goal

St. Joseph totals: $11,773, 77 pledges and 67% of goal

Thanks for supporting the CSMA!

Althoff Summer Camps

Althoff Catholic High School is offering a variety of summer camps for ages 5 and up— drama, ceramics, drawing, band cheer, dance, football, baseball, volleyball and other sports.

For information access the event tab on their website or call618-235-1100.

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St. Joseph, Week of May 2, 2021

Sunday Collection $1,760.00

Loose Collection $0.00

Online Giving $0.00

Total (April Goal is $33,000.00) $1,760.00

Debt Reduction $547.00

Adopted Parish $55.00

Parish Picnic Fund $200.00

Peter’s Pence $40.00

Seminarian Education $45.00

Catholic Communications Campaign $40.00

Votive Candles $175.00

Fiscal Year to Date Information

Collections required to date: $333,193.55

Total Collections to date: $310,528.25

Principal Balance - Parish Center

Loan $213,727.00

St. Agatha, May 2, 2021

Sunday Collection $1,933.00

Loose Collection $50.00

Online Giving $805.00

Total (May Goal is $16,750.00) $2,891.00

Easter $100.00

First Offering $3.00

Cemetery Donations/Memorials $110.00

Building Fund $75.00

Fiscal Year to Date Information

Collections required to date $144,400.00

Total Collections to date $151,599.85

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Parish Prayer Chain

"St. Agatha Parish is a community of faith and prayer. If you are in need of immediate prayers or extra prayers, please contact Lori Main-Sinn (618/406-3438) any time to start your request on our Parish Prayer Chain. Our Prayer Chain is in addition to the bulletin prayer list.

Remember -- there is power in prayer!"

St. Joseph PSR

The schedule for the remaining school year:

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May 16: All Classes will meet in the Parish Gym for a Living Rosary and more! Parents Welcome to attend.

Those not able to come in person can continue to attend perform lessons remotely.

St. Joseph’s Drive-Up Chicken Dinner

St. Joseph’s Drive Up/Curbside Chicken Dinner: Our Spring drive-up/curbside chicken dinner will be Sunday, May 23^rd from 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM (OR UNTIL SOLD OUT). Prices are $9.00 for a half chicken; $12.00 for a half chicken, mashed potatoes/gravy, green beans and corn. Sides may be purchased separately for

$1.50 or substituted on the plate. However, NO meat substitutions on the half chicken; you get a breast, wing, thigh, and leg.

We need volunteers! Sign Up Genius link will be sent to the Fish Fry email group and pushed by the Parish Office via email this week. Many of the jobs are from 10:45-1:30 (cashiers, veggie assemblers, chicken boxers, baggers, runners, order fillers) while others like setup, fryers, breaders, and chicken washer start much earlier (between 7:00 and 8:30). Details on times for each job will be in Sign Up Genius.

If you know you want to help or if you have questions, please contact Tony or Geralyn Erwin at 277-9442 or [email protected].

Fish Fry

St. Joseph will have a Fish Fry on May 14 be serving 4-6:30pm.

You can place your order by calling 539-4720 or come in to order.

Your food will be delivered to your car when it is ready.

Knights of Columbus

The Knights of Columbus would like to thank everyone who partici- pated in the food drive during Lent.

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A LOOK AT THE WEEK AHEAD

MAY 9, 2021