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June 12, 2016 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

MASSES: SUNDAY MASSES DAILY MASSES HOLY DAY MASSES 5:00 PM Saturday 7:30 AM 7:30 AM and 9:00 AM 8:00 AM Sunday 9:00 AM (Fridays) (during school year only) and 9:30 AM Sunday (Spanish) (during school year) 7:00 PM on the Eve of the Holy Day 11:00 AM Sunday THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: Saturday from 4:00 to 4:30PM, or by appointment. COMMUNION CALLS: We wish everyone to receive the Sacraments at least once a month. Those, who be-cause of illness or older age, are unable to attend Mass for a month should receive the Sacraments in their own home. Ministers of Care are available for weekly calls. Call Laura Skokowski at 815-501-0333 to be added to the visitation list. REGISTRATION: All adults (high school graduates and older) and new parishioners are requested to register through the parish office. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: The Sacrament of Baptism may be celebrated once a month at 12:00PM on Sundays. Before a baptism can be arranged, the parents must be registered members of the par-ish, practicing their faith, and are required to attend an instruction session for the Sac-rament. Please call the Parish office for further information. RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (R.C.I.A): The process for becoming Catholic, or for adults seeking to complete initiation into the Church, is tailored to the individual adult’s calling and background. The process includes formation in the Catholic Faith and celebration of the appropriate rites. Please contact the Religious Education office or for more information please visit www.stmarysrcia.org. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY: In order that the process of sacramental preparation for marriage may be scheduled and accomplished, marriage arrangements should begin SIX MONTHS in advance of the desired date. It is the stated policy of the Diocese of Rockford that those to be married must be at least 19 years of age, and should attend the Pre-Cana Conferences as the usual means of preparation for this Sacrament. Please call the Parish office for further information. FUNERALS: Arrangements are to be made by the funeral director, the family and the Parish Office.

St. Mary Parish Office 322 Waterman St., Sycamore

815-895-3275; Fax 815-895-4561

Rev. Paul M. Lipinski, Pastor [email protected]

Erin Johnson, Par ish Secretary [email protected]

Louise Fitzgerald, Legacy Office [email protected]

St. Mary’s Catholic School 222 Waterman St., Sycamore

815-895-5215; Fax 815-895-5295

St. Mary Religious Education 222 Waterman St., Sycamore

815-895-3726; Fax 815-895-5295

Leila Rivers, Director Religious Ed. [email protected]

St. Mary Parish Ministry 322 Waterman St., Sycamore

815-895-3726; Fax 815-895-4561

Sara Blaser, Youth Minister [email protected]

Bess Andersen, Social Minister [email protected]

Support Ministry 322 Waterman St., Sycamore

Sister Judy Herrmann, RSM 815-751-1618 [email protected]

Mike Zibrun, Deacon 630-208-1182 [email protected]

Mission Statement

The Church of St. Mary, a community of believers drawn together by a common faith in Jesus Christ, seeks to be a visible sign of God’s presence throughout the community and the world. With the help of the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves to this task through worship, education, service and fellowship. St. Mary’s Pastoral Council 2/95


Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time June 12, 2016

Monday, June 13 7:30 AM In Memory of Mickey Connerton (by Family) Tuesday, June 14 7:30 AM In Memory of Joseph Montalbano (by Wackt Family) Wednesday, June 15 7:30 AM In Memory of Bridget Rafferty (by Patrick & Dian Burke) Thursday, June 16 7:30 AM In Memory of Joseph Montalbano Jr. (by Gary & Rosemary Stran) Friday, June 17 7:30 AM All Souls Day Intention Saturday, June 18 5:00 PM In Memory of Virginia Dancil (by Holland Family) Sunday, June 19 8:00 AM In Memory of Susan Finn (by Richard Finn) 9:30 AM Spanish Speaking Mass 11:00 AM People of St Mary-Living and Deceased

Ministers for the Week of June 13 - 19, 2016

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 13 - 19, 2016

HOPE HAVEN VOLUNTEERS: Cook Schedule June 18: Paul & Michelle Kovac, Cheryl Quinn CHURCH CLEANING: June 18: Barb Castr itis, Maggie Hon, Brenda Monroy & Teresa Mach

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS: June 18 5PM Carol Sibley June 19 8AM Marci Millburg 11 AM Anthony Vir tue

MINISTRY OF CARE: Homebound Visits: Team A: Lynda Lathrop Team B: Jeannine Prombo Grand Victorian: Kathy Laing Kindred: Barb Sundly Oak Crest - Every Friday: Gaby VanBlyenburgh DeKalb County Home Ministry of Care Every Friday except the Third Friday 10-11am Rosa Linda Bazan, Lorie Conley, Susie Adkins, Doug Smith, Rita Henne, Elizabeth Sauber, Barbara Sundly, Marilynn Rexroat, Ann Stipher, Frankie Russell.

We are In Need... The Ministry of Care is looking for a vol-unteer to take over the scheduling of our Eucharistic Minsters for the Home-bound we are also inviting parishioners over the age of 18 to become Eucharistic Ministers to de-liver Our Lord in Holy Communion on the weekend to those that are homebound or in nursing homes. The schedule is rotating and all effort is made to accommodate personal schedules. Please search your hearts and if you feel so called, contact Laura Skokowski at 815-501-0333. Thank you and God bless you.

Date Time Usher Greeter Lector/ Commentator

Eucharistic Ministers

Sacristan Altar Servers

June 13 - 17 7:30 am Doug Olivia Maniaci Sophie McComb

June 18

5:00 pm Dave Murphy Jan Scheffers Rob Wackt

Anna Wackt Michelle Bourge Peter Smith

R Wackt J Herrmann G Zbylut J Klein J Fitzgerald E Kuhn G Herrmann K Kuhn

Michelle Cole

Alexus Morrow Rachael Hartness

June 19 8:00 am Chuck Maveus Alan Damon Jacob Timmer

Jeanne Maveus Doris Garland

Lisa Brandt Darryl Fair

M Etienne J Hall R Finn K Hammes J Fair D Henderson S Forsberg M Millburg

Don Cara Fant Lexi Carlsen

June 19 11:00 am Chuck Tull Frank Laudicina Bob Simpson Karl Stelmas

Terrie Laudicina Frankie Russell Michelle Bourge

C Tull G Mereness G Weber M Rexroat M Beckman F Russell M Bourge L Sauber

Michelle Cusumano

Drew Donahoe Will Donahoe


Conscience Continued from the Catechism of the Catholic Church

It is crucial to form a correct moral conscience if one is to be justified according to the divine rules be-longing to all of creation.

1783 – Conscience must be informed and moral judgment enlightened. A well-formed conscience is upright and truthful. It formulates its judgments according to reason, in conformity with the true good willed by the wisdom of the Creator. The ed-ucation of conscience is indispensable for human beings who are subjected to negative influences and tempted by sin to prefer their own judgment and to reject authoritative teachings.

1784 – The education of the conscience is a lifelong task. From the earliest years, it awakens the child to the knowledge and practice of the interior law recognized by conscience. Prudent education teaches virtue; it prevents or cures fear, selfishness and pride, resentment arising from guilt, and guar-antees freedom and engenders peace of heart.

1785 – In the formation of conscience the Word of God is the light for our path, we must assimilate it in faith and prayer and put it into practice. We must also examine our conscience before the Lord’s Cross. We are assisted by the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, aided by the witness or advice of others and guided by the authoritative teaching of the Church.

1786 – Faced with a moral choice, conscience can make either a right judgment in accordance with reason and the divine law or, on the contrary, an erroneous judgment that departs from them.

1787 – Man is sometimes confronted by situations that make moral judgments less assured and deci-sion difficult. But he must always seriously seek what is right and good and discern the will of God expressed in the divine law.

1788 – To this purpose, man strives to interpret the data of experience and the signs of the times assist-ed by the virtue of prudence, by the advice of com-petent people, and by the help of the Holy Spirit and his gifts.

1789 – Some rules apply in every case: One may never do evil so that good may result

from it; The Golden Rule: “Whatever you wish that men

would do to you, do so to them.”

Charity always proceeds by way of respect for one’s neighbor and his conscience: “Thus sin-ning against your brethren and wounding their conscience … you sin against Christ.” Therefore “… it is right not to … do anything that makes your brother stumble.”

1790 – A human being must always obey the cer-tain judgment of his conscience. If he were deliber-ately to act against it, he would condemn himself. Yet it can happen that moral conscience remains in ignorance and makes erroneous judgments about acts to be performed or already committed.

There is more to come!

Fr. Paul Lipinski

ord from the pastor

POPE FRANCIS

“Where there is no mercy, there is no justice.”

Morning Meditation, 23 March 2015

Hello St. Mary’s Friends:

You are invited to come and join our Faith and Fellow-ship groups here at St. Mary’s. We have meetings on Monday afternoon at 12:00, Tuesday mornings after daily mass and on Sunday afternoon at 1:00. We meet in the small meeting room of the PAC

This Faith and Fellowship groups are a follow up to the parish wide "God Is" retreat that was held in Febru-ary (although you did not have to have attended the retreat to join our group). We spend one hour praying, reading and discussing the upcoming Sunday’s gospel reading, as well as, sharing how God is acting in our lives. Thus far, it has been enlightening and rewarding.

I hope you will prayerfully consider joining us any group that you are available. There is no commitment to this group and it is designed to be open to all, but with no required attendance necessary. What is com-munitize, you may ask? Come join us and find out!!

May God Bless you today and everyday!


Deac’s Corner DANGER!...

SOFT SHOULDERS AHEAD…

Y’know, I still remember my mom telling me, that the road to paradise in Heaven fer-ever, is a real narrow path, and if yer not careful, it’s really easy to slip off that path and wind up stuck forever at the bottom of that slippery slope. Sure, we have good intentions and good lovin’, and a whole retinue of positive role models in our lives, but we also this thing called Free Will too. And in that Free Will, we make our own choices that either bounce us back to the center of that narrow pathway to Heav-en, or derail us quicker than Casey Jones’ “Old 99” train wreck. Y’see, God intended that that Path to Eternal Salva-tion was straight and the fulfillment of that inten-tion was, fer us was- so simple! All Adam and Eve had to do was stay on the path – just as it is ex-pected of us – and nothin’ but All Good, would, be ours forever. But with that first fall, came a whole bunch of temptations, that pull and tug to leave that Path and strike out on our own! – How appropriate is that? So, when things get dicey, and the sky blackens and sun is replaced with bleakness, we tend to fall back on our gifts of knowin’ what’s best, and put God on a high shelf, while we come up with the answer. And we all know how that! usually ends. But, if we’re suitably chastised in our failures, we turn to Him who had the answer all along. Y’see, I believe that when that path was placed before each of us, God also planted on both sides of that narrow pathway…”plants of Grace” so that we could grab onto somethin’ that’d keep us from going off the deep end, so to speak. And when we can’t stop what is pulling us down, we trust in Him and He provides the hope to cling to, to keep us from that fall…away from Grace. See, All we gotta do is trust, and surrender and know…in our very souls, He will never, ever abandon us. Ever.

We Have Culvers!! $10 each! Available at the PAC during

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St. Mary of Sycamore Knights of Columbus Council 16350

Membership If you’re interested in helping those in need, serving our parish, and growing in faith, then joining the St. Mary's Knights of Columbus is the organization for you. We've recently established a new council and are anxious to make an impact on our community and parish. Interest Cards are available in the back of Church. Please fill one out and place in the box provided.

For more information, visit kofc.org, or contact Mike Eteinne [email protected]

Diocese of Rockford - Vocation Office Summer Camps

The Vocation Office is once again sponsor-ing fun filled summer camps and retreats at Bishop Lane Retreat Center. St. Therese Camp and Re-treat, for young women in 7th grade thru college age will take place from June 19th – 22nd, with Sisters from different communities joining us. Jeremiah Days, for boys entering 7th - 9th grades, July 10th – 13th and First Call Retreat, for young adult males entering 10th grade and thru college, July 17th – 20th our seminarians studying for our diocese will be facilitating this camp and retreat along with Fr. Keith Romke. The cost is only $90.00. More information is available at www.rockforddiocese.org/vocations or at the Dioce-san Vocation Office (815) 399-4300 ext. 375.

Do you have children between the ages of 3 and 14? Are you looking for an excellent place to engage their minds and expand their faith?

St. Mary Catholic School can provide that and much more. Our school prepares your child for excellence in high school and beyond. Consider joining our school family; we welcome all visitors to enjoy a tour of the school and see what we have to offer. Call (815)895-5215 to discuss what St. Mary can do to enrich your lives.


Remember in your prayers all the sick in our parish,

the convalescents and shut-ins:

Linda Rose Berry, Larry Brandal, Jennie Braser, Nancy Brown, Quintin Byrne, Theresa Cavenaugh, David Cavenaugh, Mary Cavileer, Catherine Cwiklinski, Lee Deatherage, Leonard Desideri, Maribeth Desjardin, Sara Elliott, Celia Elsasser, Dorothy Exner, Barb Flynn, Mary Fischer, Adolph Gawrych, Kathy Gilliam, Dorothy Gorbet, John Grimson, Billy Gutrich, Joan Hallaron, Sharon Henderson, Theresa Kelly, Nancy Kissel, Aaron Lane, Joseph Logsdon, Mary Low, Ryan McMillan, Cheri Mills, Jon Meredith, Charlotte Monroy, Kaitlin Neal, Manuel Nila, Katheryn Noeth, Rick Olson, Louis M. Ortega, Donna Petersen, Evelyn Poliska, C.J. Potter, Bill Powers, Michael Powers, Natalie Rangel, Sergio Renperia, James Robers, Jill Samuelson, Nadine Saucedo, Joe Shade, Ruthanne Slayton, Jean Spartz, Caryl Steimel, Mary Supple, Doug Teckenbrock, Lorene Tuggle, Art Turek, Eleanor Uhlarik, Alice Warren and the patients at Kindred Hospital, the County Home, Oak Crest, Grand Victorian, Pine Acres, Bethany Healthcare, Heritage Woods and the homebound. If you wish to add or remove names from our prayer list, 815-895-3275.

Please pray for those who Protect and serve us and our country

OUR WEEKLY OFFERING Sunday Collection - June 5, 2016

Actual Amount Needed Surplus Collection To Meet Budget (Shortfall) $ 10,223.51 $ 10,610.00 ( $ 386.49)

Total Since Year To Date Surplus July 1, 2015 Budget (Shortfall) $451,971.68 $ 519,559.00 ($ 67,587.32)

DSA Goal Pledged Payments 2015 $71,238.00 $61,742.65 $60,952.65

As of 4/30/16 86.6% of goal 85.5% of goal

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ADORATION If I can’t see You in the person that

insulted me, the family member that hurt me, the friend who betrayed me, the child that spurned me, then how

can I ever expect to see You in the for of the Hidden Jesus? And if You appeared in full

majesty at the altar, and seated on a throne, would that also be a “symbol”?

“I am the living bread”…”I will be with you always”…”Unless you eat this bread and

drink this cup”…”I am the new and everlasting covenant”…”I am the bread of

life”…”This is my body”… Your words, Lord! A symbol?

Father in Heaven, have mercy on us and on the whole world!

Are you looking to grow closer to Christ like the Carmelite saints did with Carmelite spirituality?

You are invited to come to one of our Living Bread Lay Carmelite Communi-

ty’s regular monthly meetings held the second Sun-day of the month for prayer, learning, sharing, etc. The next meeting is Sunday, June 12, 2016 from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm in St. Mary’s Parish Activity Center, 322 Waterman, Sycamore. For further infor-mation contact Michelle Wiora 815-501-1176.


Marriage Encounter

Jesus loves us so much. Let His love fill your marriage to new life. Strengthen,

renew, and rekindle your marriage sacrament by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on July 29-31 in Madison, WI or Sept 9-11 in Crystal Lake, IL. Early registration is highly rec-ommended. For more information visit our website at: alifetimeoflove.org or call (888) 574-5653.

Parish couple looking to adopt!

If you know of anyone who is considering putting a child up for adoption please

contact the parish office. We can put you in touch with this couple. With a few prayers, a child can be put into a happy,

loving home.

Please call the office at 815-895-3725.

ST. MARY MEMORIAL BRICK UPDATE

(Correction) Memorial Brick orders were submitted for Kelley Amptmann, Dolores Hooker and Frances Powers. This order will be shipped at the end of June. With this order we now have 109 Memorial Bricks for our St. Francis Garden.

Memorial Brick requests can be placed at any time and when I have ten (10) more requests I will place another order. Take a walk to the garden and see how our garden is growing.

Thank you to all who ordered Memorial Bricks! Your Legacy has begun!

Louise Fitzgerald, Legacy Campaign Office 815-895-3275 [email protected]

HIGHLIGHTS OF ACTION GROUP MEETING

The Liturgy/Evangelization Action Group met May 12th to discuss Ministry volunteer scheduling and training as well as upcoming

events the Group is involved in this year.

“LOTTO FOR LEGACY UPDATE“

The weekend of May 21 & 22 (5) five lottery tickets were received; but no winners yet. We’re only 2 months into this so don’t give up hope! Our next “Lotto for Legacy” weekend is June 25 & 26. Go ahead and purchase your lottery ticket now and you’ll be ready to drop it in the collection basket on June 25 or 26! All proceeds will benefit the Legacy Campaign. We’ll

keep you posted on the winnings!

BABY BOTTLE DRIVE FOR OUR LOCAL PREGNANCY CLINIC

It is time again for the Baby Bottles dis-tribution. All money collected from the Baby Bottle Drive will go to the Pregnancy Center Clinic in DeKalb to provide a wide variety of services; the difficulties in an unplanned pregnancy are usually multi-layered and complex. Let us help to save a Baby from abor-tion. We will start collecting on the weekend of Mother’s Day.

Please return your baby bottle by June 19, the week-end of Father’s Day. Last year we collected $3,234.19 for Catholic Charities. Thank you and God bless you for your generosity this year!

Heartfelt and sincere thanks to all who planned, prepared food for, and attended our farewell party last weekend. Your kindness will not be forgotten. Thanks also for all the cards and well wishes we received in the past weeks. Our time here at St. Mary in Sycamore will always be special to us. We are so grateful to have been led to this community and to the good friends we have made along the way. May God bless you abundantly and may His Spirit remain strong at St. Mary’s. Our new address is: Mike and Dee Dee Timmerman 315 N. 2nd Street Tonica, IL 61370

Save the Date The 12th Annual St Mary's Open

Friday, August 12th at River Heights Golf Club in DeKalb.

Calling all golfers! Come join us for a great day on the links. All proceeds to benefit the St Mary School Technology Program. For more information contact Dan Pavelich 815-739-9289


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Praying as a Family Praying as a family is a wonderful, rewarding

activity. Finding the time and opportunity, however, is not always so easy

Committing to gathering regularly, if not daily, for a shared meal is a great way to strengthen

your family and to learn how to pray together. We might always say a traditional prayer. In doing

so, we are also unified with our larger family, the Catholic Church, whose members have uttered

the same or similar phrases for years upon years. Said thoughtfully, it resonates. Even on those

days when we zip to the finish, it makes a point— God is with us, and we thank him.

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Calendar of Events

June 15 Steubenville Mtg. PAC 7:00 pm June 20 Camp WOW training, St. Mary’s 6:30-9:30pm PAC June 23 Camp WOW Counselors go to Dickson Valley 6pm June 24-27 Camp WOW 20

July 22-24 Steubenville on the Lake Kenosha, WI

Aug 20-21 Peer Ministry Retreat Dickson Valley Retreat Center Please keep our Mission Trip Team in your pray-ers as we serve the people of the Memphis, TN community this coming week. We unite our service and our prayers with you and your loved ones and are excited to see how God uses them for his good. Thank you for your support and prayers.

There will be a meeting at 7 pm on Wed., June 15 at the PAC for all students and chaperones attending the Steubenville Conference trip on July 22-24. You will be receiving information regarding this meeting. Please bring the required paperwork as well as your final pay-ment to this meeting. If you are unable to attend this meeting, please contact the YM office to make other arrangements. Any ?? about YM events, please call Sara Blaser at 815-895-3726 ext. 224 (office) or email [email protected] www.stmarysycamore.com

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