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St. Patrick Mission Statement A Welcoming parish called to FAITHfully know, LOVE

and serve God and Neighbor in the HOPE of heaven.

SAINT PATRICK ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 3500 Washington Street . McHenry, IL 60050

www.stpatrickmchenry.org

Come Follow Me and I Will Make You Fishers of Men

Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ/Corpus Christi

Dear Friends in Christ,

I hope you are enjoying the teachings on the Eucharist and the Saint of the Week as I continue my sabbati-cal in West, East, South and North African Countries. Pictures and videos from my journey are available on our Facebook page - StPatrickMcHenry and a few of them are included in this bulletin - see pages 6 and 7.

Please keep me in your prayers and be assured of mine for you. I will see you in August.

In Christ,

Fr. Godwin

The Eucharist “Source & Summit of the Catholic Faith”

There are many stories of miracles throughout Church history that seem to confirm the Catholic belief that Jesus Christ is really, truly, and substantially present in the Eucharist. It is however important to note that no Catholic is required to be-lieve any of these stories. Even though investigated and ap-proved by the Church, the Church does not give any absolute guarantee to their authenticity. Most importantly, the Catholic dogma of Transubstantiation does not depend on the authen-ticity of these stories (it is based on Scripture and Tradition).

Miracle of Lanciano—8th century: In the 8th century, a priest in Lanciano, Italy was experiencing doubts about the Real Pres-ence of Jesus in the Eucharist. During Mass, he said the words of consecration (“This is my body”, “This is my blood”) and saw the bread and wine transform into real human flesh and blood. The blood coagulated into five globules

(later this was believed to be representative of the five wounds of Christ). As word of the miracle spread, the local archbishop launched an investigation, and the Church ap-proved the miracle. The flesh is still preserved to this day. Odoardo Linoli, a professor of anatomy, conducted a scien-tific analysis of the flesh in 1971 and concluded that the flesh was cardiac tissue, the blood appeared to be flesh blood (as opposed to blood over 1200 years old) and there was no trace of preservatives. You can visit the miraculous flesh and blood in the Church of San Francesco in Lanciano, Italy.

Hosts of Siena, Italy—18th century: On August 14, 1730, while a special festival for the eve of the feast of the Assumption was taking place in Siena, Italy thieves entered the Church of St. Francis and stole a golden cibori-um containing hundreds of consecrated hosts. Two days later, someone noticed something white protruding from the offering box at anoth-er church in Siena. The priests opened the box and found the missing hosts inside, entangled

in cobwebs and dirt. After being cleaned as much as possi-ble, the hosts were placed in a new ciborium and taken back to the Church of St. Francis for prayers of reparation and veneration. Since the hosts were dirty, the priests decided not to consume them but to let them simply deteriorate. Over the next few decades, not only did the hosts not deteriorate, but they actually appeared fresh. The hosts remain in this state to this date, 289 years later, and can still be seen in the (now) Basilica of St. Francis in Siena, Italy.

Saint(s) of the Week

St. Cyril of Alexandria, Bishop & Doctor of the Church

(378-June 27, 444)

Cyril, recognized as a great teacher of the Church, certainly was not born with a halo around his head. He began his career as archbishop of Alexandria, Egypt, with impul-sive, often violent, actions. He pillaged and closed the churches of the Novatian heretics, participated in the disposing of St. John Chrysostom, and confiscated Jewish proper-ty, expelling the Jews from Alexandria in re-

taliation for their attacks on Christians.

His importance for theology and Church history lies in his championing the cause of orthodoxy against the heresy of Nestorius, who taught that in Christ there were two persons, one human and one divine. This controversy centered around the two natures of Christ. Nestorius would not agree to the title “God-bearer” for Mary. He preferred “Christ-bearer,” saying there are two distinct persons in Christ—divine and human—joined only by a moral union. He said Mary was not the mother of God but only the man Christ, whose humanity was only a temple of God. Nestorianism implied that the humanity of Christ was a mere disguise.

Cyril, presiding as the pope’s representative at the Council of Ephesus in 431, condemned Nestorianism and proclaimed Mary truly the “God-bearer”- the mother of one Person who is truly God and truly human. In the confusion that followed, Cyril was deposed and imprisoned for three months, after which he was welcomed back to Alexandria.

Besides needing to soften some of his opposition to those who sided with Nestorius, Cyril had difficulties with his allies, especially those who thought he had gone too far, sacrificing not only language, but orthodoxy. Until his death, his policy of moderation, kept his extreme partisans under control.

Lives of the saints are valuable not only for the virtue they reveal but also for the less admirable qualities that also ap-pear. Holiness is a gift of God to us as human beings. Life is a process. We respond to God’s gift, but sometimes with a lot of zigzagging. If Cyril had been more patient and diplomatic, the Nestorian church might not have risen and maintained power for so long. But even saints must grow out of immaturi-ty, narrowness, and selfishness. It is because they—and we—do grow that, we are truly saints, persons who live the life of God.


Once again the St. Patrick Knights of Columbus Council #16446 is offering two $250 scholarships to parish students attending Marian Central High School for the upcoming 2019-2020 academic year.

To be eligible the student must ∗ Be registered to attend any grade level (9-12) at Marian Central High School for the 2019-2020 school year. ∗ Be an active parish member of St. Patrick Church ∗ Be currently or previously engaged in service to the St. Patrick parish community. ∗ Submit a completed application by the June 30th deadline.

All applications will be reviewed by the Scholarship Steering Committee. The scholarships will be awarded by mid-July.

Applications are available in the church narthex and at the parish office.

St. Patrick Knights of Columbus Council #16446 Marian Central High School Scholarship

Do You Celebrate Your Marriage Anniversary in June

Then Let us Know! There will be a blessing for June Anniversary couples, including wid-

ows and widowers, at the end of each mass on the 29th & 30th of May

The Marriage, Family & Life Ministry would like to extend our congratulations in the church bulletin. Please contact either the parish office (815-385-0025) or Marriage, Family & Life Ministry with your anniversary date and number of years of marriage by Tuesday, June 24th.

Couples celebrating the milestone wedding anniversaries of 25, 50, 55, 60, and 65 or more yeas of marriage in 2019 are invited to a special Mass celebrated by Bishop Mal-loy at St. Mary Parish in Huntley, IL on Sunday, Au-gust 18th at 2:30PM. A cake and punch reception will immediately follow.

Are you celebrating a special milestone? The Life & Fami-ly Evangelization Office welcomes your registration: by phone (815) 399-4300 or online at www.rockforddiocese.org/anniversary by August 5th.

Commemorative certificates to mark this special occasion will be available to those who pre-register for this event.

Ladies Guild Woman of Inspiration Campaign for 2019

Please consider submitting a nomination for the 2019 Catho-lic Woman of Inspiration to represent St. Patrick Church. She is a woman who has given outstanding volunteer service to the parish, community and/or school. There will be a ban-quet to honor all of the Women of Inspiration from the McHen-ry Deanery on Sunday, September 15 at The Church of Holy Apostles in McHenry. The nomination form is inserted in this weekend’s bulletin. Nomination forms are also available in the church vestibule and at the Parish Office. Please re-turn to the Parish Office or place in the collection basket by July 1st in an envelope marked “Ladies Guild - Woman of Inspiration.” If you have any questions please contact Chair-person, Lisa Godzicki at [email protected] or 847-638-1417. Thank you for your participation!

Join Us—Ice Cream Social First Saturday of the Month

July 6th - After 4:00PM Mass

Join us Saturday, July 6th, after the 4:00PM Mass for our First Saturday of the Month Ice Cream Social, hosted this month by the Collection Counters Ministry. Come enjoy ice cream and lemonade with your church family. Ice Cream Socials will also be held the First Saturday of August and September.

Saturday July 6, 2019 Confession at 7:30AM

Mass at 8:00AM Recitation & Meditation on the Rosary Following Mass


Ladies Guild Annual School Supply Drive

Please consider donating the following school supplies to help needy children at St. Patrick and

in McHenry Township. Collection bins will be in the ves-tibule throughout the month of July. Thanks in advance for your generosity.

Markers

Folders

Backpacks

Notebooks

Writing Supplies

Paper, Etc.

Please advise us as soon as possible if you are planning to travel with us. Deposit $500 due by June 30th.

“Religious freedom gives us the space to carry out the mission that Jesus has entrusted to the Church. Reli-gious freedom means that Catholics, and all people of goodwill, are free to seek the truth and to live in accord-ance with that truth, and so to strengthen our common life as a nation.”

United States Conference of Catholic Bishops “Bulletin Insert: Religious Freedom Week 2019”

Cemetery Regulations Reminder Decorations Permitted (April 1st-November 1st):

Natural flowers in the ground vases Vases must be installed so that no portion is above lawn level to minimize damage. Vases must be purchased and installed by a monument company. Monument plantings in Churchyard Cemetery Annual plants may be planted in front of raised monuments in the Churchyard Cemetery only. Plantings not to exceed width of monument or 10 inches depth in front of monument. You cannot plant behind the monument or to the side of it. Woody perennials are NOT permitted. They will be removed and dis-posed of. All plants will be cut to the turf after November 1st. Brackets that attach to the headstone for flower boxes are prohibited Artificial Flowers Prohibited in any form during the growing season.


Vacation Bible School: ROAR! Life is Wild, God is Good! June 10th-14th, 2019


Journey of Faith: Father Godwin's Sabbatical 2019

ONE GOD, ONE FAITH, ONE UNIVERSAL CHURCH ...WITH MANY FACES. It is with a most humble heart that I share my journey with you.

The Irish Missionaries, centuries ago left the comfort of their homes in order to evangelize many Africans. Despite strengths, weakness and various struggles,

their efforts have born great fruits! Good things have come out of their efforts.

The Africans have loved the Lord so much that they laid down their lives and died for Christ. This is evident in the martyrdom of the African Youth.

I had the rare privilege of attending the celebration of the Mass of the Martyrs of Uganda.

Pilgrims on the way to and waiting to get into Mass. Some have walked for weeks to attend Mass in honor of the Ugandan Mar-tyrs


The Africans are evangelized by the Irish missionaries still today! These missionaries are still bearing witness, laying down their lives through mission work at home and abroad, in imitation of many, but especially the St. Patrick Fathers of Ireland. I have had the privilege to travel to the most remote areas of Kenya where the St. Patrick mission of Ireland started missionary work in 1952. Now St. Paul missionaries of Nigeria are laying down their lives for the people in Losajait. They are living in extreme human conditions, no water and no electricity and on average one small meal a day of corn and beans....sometimes no meal at all.

Over a million people attended Mass for the Ugandan Martyrs

Home of Catechist, wife and his 8 children.

Inside of hut and sleeping mats.

Please visit our Facebook page: StPatrickMcHenry for many more pictures and videos from Fr. Godwin as he continues his Journey of Faith. Next week Tanzania, Egypt and .......

THIS WEEK OUR TABERNACLE CANDLE BURNS FOR:

Jean Neumann

Saturday, June 22 - Ordinary Weekday; Memorial of St. Paulinus of Nola, Bishop; Memorial of Sts. John Fisher, Bishop & Thomas More, Martyrs; Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary 4:00 PM Mass - † A Private Intention

Sunday, June 23 - Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) 7:00 AM Mass - † The Peter J. Smith Family 9:00 AM Mass - † Deceased Members Huff/Stilling Families 11:00 AM Mass - † Alvin & Claire Miller

Monday, June 24 - Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist 8:00 AM Mass - † Dr. Gerard Dominique

Tuesday, June 25 - Ordinary Weekday (12th Week Ordinary Time) 8:00 AM Mass - † Lori Taylor

Wednesday, June 26 - Ordinary Weekday 8:00 AM Mass - † Tony DiVenere ; † Julian, Evelyn, Rosalia & David Scripp

Thursday, June 27 - Ordinary Weekday; Memorial of St. Cyril of Alexandria, Bishop & Doctor of the Church 8:00 AM Communion Service

Friday, June 28 - Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus 8:00 AM Communion Service

Saturday, June 29 - Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul, Apostles 4:00 PM Mass - † The Sullivan Family

Sunday, June 30 - Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 AM Mass - † Deceased members of the Pitzen Family 9:00 AM Mass - Philomena Cyboran (Living) 11:00 AM Mass - † Deceased Members of the Godzicki

Bolded names have recently been added to the prayer list.

The following have been given a share in the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. Please remember them in your prayers.

We remember those serving our country

SPC Sara Mahan, Wisconsin National Guard

Tech Sgt. Timothy Davis, USAF Bagram AFB Afghanistan Staff Sgt. Paul Reber, Whiteman Airforce Base, Missouri Corpsman Ean Reid, U.S. Navy, Camp Pendleton

SSG Melissa Snow, U.S. Army, Leonardwood, Missouri LTC Thomas Snow, U.S. Army, Fort Knox, Kentucky Sgt. Kennon Speciale, USMC, Yuma, AZ Pvt. Ben Zeller, USMC, Camp Pendleton

We pray for those who passed away one year ago

James Noonan


Marie Asuquo + Vinnie Baldocchi + Alivia Bartlett + Josephine Beninato + Margaret Bedulski + Ron Bergsma + Susan Bjork + Sr. Eleanor Blake SSF + Irene Bole + Bill Bolger + Carol Bolger + Kathleen Bonagura + Kale Brenner + Mark Brown + Martessa Brownlow + Jake Brzovich + Charles Budreck + Rev. Thomas Burr + Anna Ciesielka + Bridget Clarke + Susan (Brefeld) Coston + Pat Coughlin + Joe Cromer + Lee Ann DeMarais + Jeanette Dentro + Marya Dixon + Antoinette Do-nahue + Geri Dryer + Heather Dufthiemer + Richard Dunther + Rev. John Paul Ezeonyido + Kris Felix + Annette Feller + Charlotte Fournier + James B. Foster + Robert & Helen Fos-ter + David Freund + Kay Godina + Christopher Goerdt + LeAnn Golembeiski + Robert Gorniak + Sandra Gregoire + Jackson Gundlach + George Haegler + Carolyn Hackney/Pollock + Gary Hackney + Catherine Hansen + Stephanie Hansen + June Harris + Bill Hartmann + Robbie Harwood + Greg Haze + George Haze Jr. + Jeanette Heinisch + Lance Heinz + Carolyn Herriges + Harry Hettermann + Emil Houda + James Houda + Ann Hurley + Innis Family (Tim, Jaimie, Kath-erine, & Caroline Ann) + Steven Jaszka + Jessica Johnson + Shane Johnson + Mary Fran Jones + Mark Jozefik + Kathy Kane + Garry Keller + Maura Kirchner + William Kirchner + Henry Koehl + Elaine Kolner + Kelsey Kowalski + Dan Kowelec + Joseph Kurzer Jr. + Debbie LeBlanc + Beverly Linsner + T.J. Kessell + Kenneth Ludwig + Brian Lundquist + Lauriel Luther + Michael Major + Joanne Maloney + Carmella Mazzullo + Norita McAndrews + Heriberto & Elisama Medina + Been Meek + Anthony P. Melone + Ann Miller + Alice Mirro + Sheila Murphy + Arianna Nelson + Margaret Ann Neumann + Kim Niehaus + Chrissie Noble + Christine Nylander + Mary Jo O’Brien + Eddie O’Connor + Tom O’Conner + Bill Ogryzek Jr. + Jacqueline O’Laughlin + Renata Pokorski + Matthew Pruessing + Ann Pugliese + Cheryl Rabine + Deborah Rannie + Dorothy Reinboldt + Chuck Riemma + Richard Robinson + Danelle & Mike Rockwell + Lydia Rother + Larry Rother + Nona Rother + Lincoln Scatena + Helen Schaefer + Shirley Schweder + J.L. Shade + Maggie Sharp + Val Siemon + Ken Sien + Marianne Simon + Nick Stevens + Grace Bolger Stilling + Cathy Sullivan + Terri Swanson + Collin Swedberg + Kathleen Swedberg + Frank & Linda Sweeney + Nancy Sie-mon Sweeney + Ronald Sweetwood + Audrey Teller + Marie Thonn + Gary Vancleave + Michael Walsh + Jim Wegener + Kevin Wellington + Paul Wember + Michael Werner + Cade Winters + Brynlee Wold + Robert Zeller + Jennifer Zielinski

We Pray for Fr. Godwin

We ask for God’s protection for Fr. Godwin. May he be refreshed in body and spirit and travel safely during his sabbatical. We entrust Father Godwin to the maternal care of our Blessed Mother while we await his return in August.

† May this light which reminds us of Jesus’ presence in the Tabernacle welcome her

into His eternal presence.

Please review the prayer list above. If you and/or your relative is on the list and have recovered and are no longer in need of our prayers, please contact the parish office to have name removed. Thank you.

Monday June 24

Tuesday June 25

Wednesday June 26

Thursday June 27

Friday June 28

Saturday June 29

Sunday June 30

8:00AM Mass

8:00AM Mass

8:00AM Mass

8:00AM Communion Service

8:00AM Communion Service

8:00AM Legion of Mary

6:30AM Rosary

3:00PM Confession

7:00AM Mass

6:30PM Rosary

8:30AM Men’s Issue Group

3:00PM Holy Hour

8:30AM Rosary

7:00PM Cursillo: Men’s Group

3:20PM Rosary

9:00AM Mass

4:00PM Mass

9:05AM CLOW

5:00PM Marriage Ministry Meeting

10:30AM Rosary

11:00AM Mass

6:00PM Cursillo: Women’s Group

8:30AM Rosary & Chaplet of Divine Mercy

12:00PM Baptisms

Week At A Glance

Church Hoban Room

Boylan Lane Room

Grounds Montini Primary

Hoban/Boylan (Library)

Music Room

Muldoon Hall/ Kitchen

Rectory

Youth Lounge Offsite

Color Coded Room Legend


Readings for the Week Divine Office: Week IV

Monday: Is 49:1-6; Ps 139:1-3,13-15; Acts 13:22-26; Lk 1:57-66, 80 Tuesday: Gn 13:2, 5-18; Ps 15:2-4ab, 5; Mt 7:6, 12-14 Wednesday: Gn 15:1-12,17-18; Ps 105:1-4, 6-9; Mt 7:15-20 Thursday Gn 16:1-12,15-16; Ps 106:1b-5; Mt 7:21-29 Friday: Ez 34:11-16; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5b-11; Lk 15:3-7 Saturday: Acts 12:1-11; Ps 34:2-9; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 17-18; Mt 16:13-19 Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:16b,19-21; Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-11; Gal 5:1,13-18; Lk 9:51-62

Family is an incredible blessing to a middle-aged couple who is struggling to make ends meet while fighting cancer. While their grown children are

working hard to pay bills and provide support, the extended family’s bills sometimes leave them unable to pay for nutritional supplements and necessary hygiene products. Vincentians visited this family with prayers, food and a gift certificate so they could purchase Ensure. SVdP also filled the family car with gas so they could make it to a doctor’s appointment. Please consider helping families such as this with a donation to the Poor Box and/or paper products this month. Matthew 7:12 “So always treat others as you would like them to treat you, that is the Law and Proph-ets.”

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St. Patrick Compassionate Care Ministry

If you or a loved one is homebound and una-ble to attend Weekend Mass, but would like to have prayers and receive the Blessed Sacrament, please contact the Com-passionate Care Ministry through the parish office at [email protected] or 815-385-0025. A mem-ber of the ministry will make contact with you or your loved one to setup a time for a weekly Sunday visit.


Offering Report for the Week Ending June 16, 2019

Number of Registered Families: 990

Forward in Faith, Hope & Love: Serving God and Neighbor

Sunday Envelopes 195 20% $6,746

Loose $467

Children’s Envelopes $41 Total $7,254

FY 2018—Budget for Week $12,000 Excess (Shortage) ($4,746)

Finance News

Offering Report for the Week Ending June 9, 2019

Number of Registered Families: 990

Forward in Faith, Hope & Love: Serving God and Neighbor

Sunday Envelopes 226 23% $12,293

Loose $504

Children’s Envelopes $229 Total $13,026

FY 2018—Budget for Week $12,000 Excess (Shortage) $1,026

Corporal Works of Mercy $1,550

Friends,

What do a celibate man, a guy who is dating, a

married man, and a priest have in common? Apparently just being men, since each one of them lives a different stage of life. However, almost 91 years ago, on August 15, 1926, de-spite being so different in their vocations, four men sealed with their blood a story of love.

Salvador Lara, David Roldan, Manuel Morales, and Fr. Luis Batís, like many other witnesses, lived in a time of persecu-tion to the Catholic Church in Mexico. They decided to stand firm in their faith, to live what they believed, and peacefully defend their faith. Salvador, David and Manuel founded a local group of the A.C.J.M. (Catholic action of the Mexican Youth) this caused them to be apprehended on August 14, 1926, and later to be executed with Father Luis Batís, on the 15th of August of 1926.

The commanders of the army asked them to renounce their faith, and thus they would let them go without any punish-ment, but they, filled with the courage that only faith can give, responded: "Long life Christ the King and Holy Mary of Gua-dalupe."

Father Luis Batís was pleading for Manuel Morales: "The only thing I ask you is to release Manuel Morales, he has to take care of his three young children, he has as a family. I offer my life for him. I will be a victim; I am willing to be". The soldiers did not listen to the priest's pleas. Manuel replied, "God will watch over my children".

The bullets of the military took their earthly lives, but they gave them entrance into the heavenly life by turning them into martyrs of the faith in Christ the King and Mary of Guadalupe.

Today we celebrate the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, we have the opportunity to renew our faith and devo-tion in Christ present in the Holy Eucharist. Although each of us has a different life story, we are joined by the same story of love for Christ alive and present in each one of us, but es-pecially in the Eucharist.

Happy Corpus Christi! Fr. Manny

Encounter Retreat Diocese of Rockford Vocation Office

The Vocation Office of the Diocese of Rockford is once again sponsoring fun filled summer retreats at Bishop Lane Re-treat Center.

Boys in 7th grade thru 9th grades, July 7th-9th OR Young adult males 10th grade thru college, July 21st-23rd

Seminarians studying for our diocese will be facilitating this retreat along with Fr. Kyle Manno. The cost is only $90.00. More information is available at www.rockforddiocese.org/encounter or at the Diocesan Vocation Office (815) 399-4300 ext. 375

Liturgical Ministry Schedule

Ministry June 29 Saturday 4:00 PM

June 30 Sunday 7:00 AM

June 30 Sunday 9:00 AM

June 30 Sunday

11:00 AM

July 1-3 Mon.-Wed. 8:00AM

Lector Ethan Zink John Zink

Daniel Roycroft Alisa Schaefer Bitsy Schaefer

Vince Sossong Alyssa DiVenere

Volunteer

Sacristan Tim Madden Jim Perdue Karen Buenzli Kelley Orr Jacque Swider/ Carleen Murphy

Eucharistic Ministers

OPEN Ellen Mahan Michael Schneck Peter Keller

Carole Manion Karen Weideman Sandy Perdue Darlene Schlies

Tim Madden Megan Doherty OPEN Keith Adams

Susan Rother Lisa Godzicki Kathy Schultz Christine Burkhardt

NONE

Servers Jake Borland Ryan Saxelby Joey Schneck

No Servers OPEN Kristina Schaefer Stephanie Schaefer

John Paul Cyboran OPEN Taso Sossong

Connor Bunting

Ushers

Debbie Sedlacek Judy Smith Mike Unterfenger OPEN

OPEN Frank Gierut Gary Hackney Rick Quinn Manny Santello

Lucas Adams Ken Buch John Huff Lou Vernagallo

Molly Harrison OPEN Mike Mocogni David Mulick

NONE

Gift Bearers

OPEN NONE OPEN Lisa Godzicki NONE

Rosary Jeanette Teller Mary Mattoon Tim Madden Billie Crotty NONE

Ministry Schedule CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD June 30: Carrie McClellan, Austin Thompson July 7: Tad DePorter, Katelyn Hopp

COMPASSIONATE CARE—MCHENRY VILLA June 30: Michael Heidemann July 7: Brian Aalto

CENTEGRA—MCHENRY HOSPITAL July 2: Kathy Schultz, Tim Madden July 9: Roger & Cheryl Kriewaldt

CARING FRIENDS—Alden Terrace July 2: Maureen Montressor July 9: Bill Hartmann, Jeanette Teller

ALTAR LINEN DUTY July 1: Karina Perez-Smith July 8: Rita Mahan

CHURCH / ALTAR CLEANING July 1: Marie Galan, Leanne Herda July 8: Billie Crotty, Lisa Godzicki

COLLECTION COUNTERS June 24: Ellen Mahan, Kathy Schultz, Jim Perdue, Alice Reilly, Bobbie Girard July 1: Ann Schweder, Bitsy Schaefer, Don Burke, Helga Horist, Jim Purdue

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If you are new to the area or visiting from another parish, wel-come to our faith community! Please visit our website www.stpatrickmchenry.org to find out more about St. Pat-rick parish. We invite you to become a member of our parish. If you’d like a registration form please contact the St. Patrick parish office at 815-385-0025, email us at [email protected] or you may print a form from the parish website.

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Parish Information

Parish Staff Cecilia Adams Music Director [email protected]

Casey Buenzli Youth Ministry Coordinator [email protected]

Megan Doherty Administrative Assistant [email protected]

Steve Doherty Cemetery Director [email protected]

Cori Fiore Media Coordinator [email protected]

Lisa Johnson Religious Education Director [email protected]

Shelly Knight Receptionist [email protected]

Kenne Ludwig Bookkeeper [email protected]

Carleen Murphy Liturgy Director/Adult Education [email protected]

Carla Odahowski Stewardship Development Director [email protected]

John Pitzen Maintenance

Sacraments Baptism of Infants or children

under 7 years of age: To schedule a Baptism, please begin by calling the parish office. Baptism is celebrated on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month immediately after the 11AM Mass. Please con-sider scheduling your child’s Baptism before your child is born to ensure an opening in the month of your choice. In addition, a Baptismal preparation class is required for the parents. This is a one session class that is held on the 1st Sunday of each month after the 9AM Mass. Sign-up is required and you may take the class before your child is born. You must be a regis-tered parishioner of St. Patrick prior to scheduling a Baptism.

Sacrament of Marriage: At St. Patrick, couples planning to marry need to meet with the Pastor before a wedding date can be set. Please contact the parish office to setup an initial meeting at least 6 months prior to any requested marriage date. This initial meeting will give you an overview of the requirements for marriage and the preparation required. At least one of the couple, or their parents, must be registered parishioners for at least 6 months and be active participating members of St. Pat-rick Church in order to be married at the church. Both individuals must be at least 19 years of age.

Annulment Process - Information

If you or someone you know needs a previous marriage investigated for its validity or invalidity (the annulment process) so that you may fully participate in your Catholic faith or become Catholic please call the Tribunal Office at 815-399-4300.

Parish Office Phone #: 815-385-0025 Fax: 815-385-0861 RE Office: 815-385-2959

Office Hours Monday-Thursday: 8:30AM-Noon; 1:00PM-4:30PM Closed for Lunch: 12:00(Noon)-1:00PM Friday: 8:30AM-Noon

General Email [email protected]

Mass Times Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 8:00AM Thursday: 9:00AM w/Montini (Sept.-May) 8:00AM (June-August) First Friday: 8:00AM Saturday: 4:00PM Sunday: 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM

Communion Service Friday (Other Than First Friday): 8:00AM

Rosary Saturday: 3:20PM Sunday: 6:30AM, 8:30AM, 10:30AM Tuesday: 6:30PM Wednesday: 8:30AM

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 3:00PM-3:30PM Weekdays: 7:30AM-7:55AM (Will Resume in August) By Appointment

Holy Hour with Benediction Saturday: 3:00PM

Catholic Schools Montini Middle School: 815-385-1022 Montini Primary Center: 815-385-5380 Marian Central: 815-338-4220

Rev. Godwin N. Asuquo, Pastor ([email protected])

Dennis Holian, Deacon ([email protected])

Tim Madden, Acolyte ([email protected])

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