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Coal City, 60416
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Solemnity of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Jesus says, “I am the living bread.”
John 6: 51-58
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Notes From Our Pastor
Dear Parish Family,
This weekend we celebrate a beautiful feast in honor of the Lord Jesus. Today is the
Solemnity of Corpus Christi which dates back to the 13th century, but it actually
celebrates something much older. It celebrates the institution of the mystery of the real
presence of Jesus Christ in the holy Eucharist, given to his followers on that first Holy
Thursday; the same day he gave us the gift of priesthood.
Throughout scripture and in the two thousand year tradition of the Church, God has
revealed himself to us in so many ways. But, his primary revelation to us, the way in
which he showed us himself is as Father. It’s true. God is a trinity of persons in the one
true God. He is the Father who created us, the Son, Jesus who redeems us, and the
Holy Spirit who sanctifies us. And yet, his primary revelation to us, given to us through
the Old Testament and by Jesus himself, is as Father. Of all that we can say about God,
of all that we don’t know about him, we know that he is for us our Father.
The Fatherhood of God is a wonderful mystery, an awesome gift, and a comforting
reality that shows us the great love he has for each and every one of us. Hopefully, we
have caught a glimpse of the “fatherhood” of God in the love we know from our own
fathers.
As we celebrate Father’s Day today, let’s remember to honor those men in our lives who
have been “Father” to us, our own fathers, the Holy Father - Pope Francis, our priests
who we call “Father,” and all those men who have cared for us and nurtured us in
anyway. Let’s offer to the Lord a prayer of thanksgiving for his continual care for us.
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads at our parish, and to those visiting us this weekend.
Remember to make the day special for your dad, whether alive or dead and offer to our
heavenly Father a prayer for him.
Happy Father’s Day!
God’s Blessings to all!
Father Noesen
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Please Remember
Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary Parish
Temporary Mass Schedule
Effective June 24th
Until the dedication of Assumption’s
renovated and expanded church:
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Saturday Evening Mass ~
Assumption Parish - 4:00 PM
(Confessions prior to Mass at 3:15 PM)
Immaculate Conception Parish - 5:45PM
(Confessions following the Mass).
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Sunday Morning Mass ~
Assumption Parish - 7:30 and 11:15 AM
Immaculate Conception Parish - 9:30 AM
Please keep Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary Parish in mind when making
out your Will and in doing your Estate
Planning. Remembering the Church is a
beautiful and fitting way to make a lasting
memorial statement of faith for future
generations. It is a statement of gratitude
to Christ and His Church for the gift of
Faith and for the nurturing of that Faith
you have received in this life, which hopefully sustained you and helped you along
to eternal life.
Contact the Parish Office for a variety of
creative ways in which you can remember
the Parish in your Will and Estate plans.
God Bless you for your generosity.
Totus Tuus ~ Catholic Summer Camp is Happening Again!
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish and Immaculate Conception Parish in Braidwood is pleased to announce
that we will again hold Totus Tuus [Latin for Totally Yours] a summer camp for children and teens. The program will
run at Assumption Parish Berst Hall from July 15 thru 21st. Last year’s program was a success, with over 60 children
and teen participants!
Totus Tuus is a program sponsored by the Diocese of Joliet. Seminarians and College students travel throughout the
Diocese this summer spreading the Good News of our Lord. A variety of activities include ways that lead us into a
greater relationship with God, daily prayers and Mass, as well as arts and crafts, games, sports, and much more. This
year’s theme is Salvation.
The grade school program, for children entering grades 1-6, runs Monday – Friday from 9 AM – 2:30 PM and the cost
is $25 per child, the 7th grade thru 12th grade program runs Sunday thru Thursday 7:00 PM to 9 PM and the cost is
$10 per teen. T-Shirts are $10 (optional). 11:15 AM Daily Mass Monday – Thru Friday and a Parish Potluck Dinner on
Wednesday July 19th at 5:15 PM in Berst Hall. Registration forms need to be dropped off at the Parish Office by
July 3rd. Children and Teens from neighboring parishes are welcomed to register. To register or for more
information, please contact Assumption Parish Center at 815-634-4171.
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A New Parish Directory in the works ~
Volunteers are needed to form a committee
As I mentioned back in May, in July we will begin a very important project to build-up our “parish
family” of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish. The Parish Council is offering us the
opportunity to come together as “family” and produce another Parish Pictorial Directory. It’s been
a number of years since a parish directory was compiled, and it’s time to renew our efforts to get
to know each other a little better. I am inviting and encouraging ALL parishioners to be part of
this important undertaking. I’m grateful for those who have already volunteered to help
coordinate this effort. Please consider helping in their efforts by volunteering for any number of
tasks associated with such a large project. You know the old saying... many hands make light
work! Perhaps you can volunteer to sit in the back of church and help with photo session
registrations; perhaps you can help by coming to the photo sessions and registering those
scheduled. There are other jobs to be done. I would encourage you to consider giving some of
your valuable time, call Trisha at the parish office, and do what you can to make our Parish
Pictorial Directory a big success.
So often around the parish we see people we “know,” BUT we don’t know their names, or their
family. The Pictorial Directory will help us get to know each other a little better. This is so
important in such a large parish. We have to make special efforts to reach out to others so that
we can really say we are a “Parish Family.” I hope everyone will take part in this project.
Sign-up for Picture sessions begins today! Especially if your children are home from school for
the summer, the July times slots are perfect for you to sign-up for a family portrait. Wouldn’t
such a portrait, easily obtained through your cooperation with this project, make a great gift/
remembrance for family and friends. PLEASE consider having your portrait taken and be part of
this very special and important piece of building a solid family life for our parish. To have your
picture taken, to be included in the Directory, and to receive a copy of the Directory will
cost you nothing. Only those who have their pictures taken will receive a copy. Don’t miss out
on this opportunity to meet your fellow parishioners and lay-leaders in our wonderful parish. So,
brush up your smile, and sign-up for a portrait TODAY! Family pets can be included in your photograph! All picture sessions will be in the Madonna Room.
Father Noesen & Parish Council
Dates for Photography!
Wednesday July 5th 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Thursday July 6th 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday July 7th 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 8th 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, July 9th 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Look for this link on the right side
of our website home page.
Click to Sign Up for Your Session online!
Wednesday July 19 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, July 20 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday, July 21 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday July 22, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, July 23, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Bad News, Good News....
Alton Pelowski / Columbia Magazine – May, 2017
For anyone who consumes news media on a regular basis, it is all too easy to become discouraged, if not fearful, about
the state of the world. Conflicts and scandals dominate headlines as communicators take advantage of what
psychologists call "negativity bias" — that is, people's tendency to respond more to negative things than positive ones.
In his message for the 51st World Communications Day, observed May 28th, Pope Francis wrote, "I am convinced that
we have to break the vicious circle of anxiety and stem the spiral of fear resulting from a constant focus on 'bad
news' (war, terrorism, scandals and all sorts of human Failure). The tragedy of human suffering should not be ignored,
but neither should it be reduced to entertainment nor feed a pessimistic outlook. The good news — Jesus himself —is
not good because it has nothing to do with suffering, but rather because suffering itself becomes part of a bigger
picture. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we are called to see the world and communicate through the lens of hope,” which
the pope called "the humblest of virtues, for it remains hidden in the recesses of life; yet it is like the yeast that leavens
all the dough."
St. Paul wrote his Letter to the Philippians from prison while facing probable death, yet in it he continuously rejoices
with gratitude in the promises of Christ. Filled with "the peace of God that surpasses all understanding," Paul urges his
readers to "rejoice in the Lord always," to "have no anxiety at all," and to focus their minds on "whatever is true,
whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure" (cf. Phil 4:4-9). We may take one small step toward this
eternal perspective by recognizing how people of faith have responded in the past to sin and suffering, which are not
unique to our times. Just 100 years ago, a growing number of nations found themselves embroiled in a global war that
resulted in the deaths of millions. This conflict inspired countless examples of heroism and charity.
It was also during the Great War that the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal,
in May 1917. Our Lady came with a warning of punishment if people did not cease offending God, but her message
was ultimately one of hope. Within a few short years of the apparitions, two of the children, Francisco and Jacinta
Marto, died of illness. But because of the faith, joy and holiness they exhibited in life, they are saints. Their witness
reminds us of our heavenly citizenship, even as we are tempted to remain nearsighted and become disheartened in the
face of difficulties. And through the gifts of faith, hope and charity, the Holy Spirit leads us to embrace the Good News
of salvation in Christ.
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Why not give E-Giving a try?
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We know that summer is a busy time with out of town
trips planned and scheduled activities, so we just wanted
to remind you of the advantages of E-giving.
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Weekly Offering + E-giving
2016-17 Annual Budget Projection
$325,000
Fiscal YTD Budget Projection (As of 05/31/17)
297,917
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E-Giving is a secure and easy way to contribute. Just go
to www.e-giving.org to get started.
Fiscal YTD Actual Collection (As of 05/31/17)
305,172
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You can make one-time donations and/or schedule
recurring transactions.
2016 Prior Year Sunday Collection (06/12/16)
7,192
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Free yourself of cumbersome envelopes as e-Giving is set
up to accept not only your weekly contributions but also
Holy Days, Moveable Feasts, Second Collections, and
other Special Giving Opportunities as well.
2017 Current Year Sunday Collection (06/11/17)
6,545
Sunday Weekly Goal
6,250
Thank you for your generosity and stewardship!
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If you need assistance getting started, please contact our
Business Manager, Sonia Hertogs, at 815-518-5776 or
contact e-Giving directly at 877-771-3336.
Sunday Sweeps Winner
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Sunday Sweep Tickets are still available at the Parish Center.
"Jesus' disciples and Christian stewards recognize
God as the origin of life, giver of freedom, and
source of all things. We are grateful for the gifts we
have received and are eager to use them to show our
love for God and for one another. We look to the life
and teaching of Jesus for guidance in living as Christian
stewards...Stewards of God's gifts are not passive
beneficiaries. We cooperate with God in our own
redemption and in the redemption of others."
2017 Catholic Ministries
Annual Appeal Update - June 11, 2017
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish
This Year’s Target Goal ~ $32,405
189 pledges received as of June 11th
We have met and exceeded our Target Goal!!
Pledges received $36,808
$30,742 paid to the Diocese of Joliet.
Thanks to the 189
who generously met and exceeded our target goal.
Please continue
to pay on your pledge in a timely manner.
Thanks again for your support!! God bless you,
Father Noesen
06/11/2017 - Ron Blake
Assumption Building
Campaign Prayer
Let us pray together~
God our Father, giver of all gifts,
humbly we ask the intercession
of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
the patron Saint of our Parish.
You chose Her to be
the Mother of Your Son
and our Mother as well.
May You ask Her to watch over us
and our Building Campaign.
Through Her prayers,
may our needs be provided for,
and our projects in the Campaign
be brought to completion
in accordance with Your Divine Will.
Inspire a spirit of generosity and sacrifice
in the hearts of all our parishioners.
May all we do
build up our Parish Family of Faith,
bring honor to Your Holy Catholic church,
and give You glory.
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
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This Week at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish
PARISH EVENTS
SUNDAY June 18
MASS AND INTENTIONS
SUNDAY June 18
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
MONDAY June 19
8:00 AM Mass - Berst Hall
Parishioners
10:00 AM - Food Pantry open until 12:00 Noon
5:00 PM - St Vincent Table - Immaculate Conception-Braidwood
10:30 AM Mass - Berst Hall
Glen Nowicki (Anne & Family)
Carl Manietta (Anne & Family)
THURSDAY June 22
MONDAY June 19
10:00 AM - Food Pantry open until 12:00 Noon
8:00 AM Daily Rosary Devotions - RE Building
8:30 AM Communion Service - RE Building
MONDAY June 26
10:00 AM - Food Pantry open until 12:00 Noon
5:00 PM - St Vincent Table - Immaculate Conception-Braidwood
WEDNESDAY June 28
7:00 PM - Choir Rehearsal - Berst Hall
THURSDAY June 29
10:00 AM - Food Pantry open until 12:00 Noon
SATURDAY July 1
Rev. Brian Shepley (Denning Family)
Norman Hook (Family)
William Wharrie (Meyer Family)
TUESDAY June 20
8:00 AM Daily Rosary Devotions - RE Building
6:30 PM Mass - RE Building
Reverend Thomas Fleming
WEDNESDAY June 21
8:00 AM Daily Rosary Devotions - RE Building
8:30 AM Mass - RE Building
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena
Richard Senese (Bob & Gloria Barre)
THURSDAY June 22
8:30 AM - Mass and Anointing of the Sick - Berst Hall
8:00 AM Daily Rosary Devotions - RE Building
8:30 AM Mass - RE Building
SUNDAY July 2
FRIDAY June 23
Our Lady of Mercy Collection for God's Poor
8:00 AM Daily Rosary Devotions - RE Building
8:30 AM Mass - RE Building
Louis Ruffatti (B-Day) (Family)
Robert Zerboglio
SATURDAY June 24
† Flames of Faith †
Six candles burn perpetually around the Blessed Sacrament in the
Mother of the Eucharist Adoration Chapel. Intentions listed below are
remembered for ONE WEEK [Sunday to Sunday]. The burning candles
serve as a constant prayer before the Lord, present in the Blessed
Sacrament. Envelopes for you to have your intentions remembered and
prayed for are available in the Adoration Chapel or in the Church.
4:00 PM Vigil Mass - Berst Hall
SUNDAY June 25
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM Mass - Berst Hall
Bob Zerboglio (Don & Pat Bianchetta)
Dalene Bianchetta (Mom, Dad & Jim)
J. R. Cushing (Death Anniversary) (Family)
Mary Ann Kilbride (Margaret Broucek)
Marcus & Ann Marketti (Marketti Family)
The candles will burn this week for the following intentions:
11:15 AM Mass - Berst Hall
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For the greater glory of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
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Intercessory prayers
for the needs of our church community.
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For the poorest of the poor.
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For all experiencing
serious emotional and psychological problems.
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For those who suffer
because of terminal or chronic diseases.
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For all newly ordained priests.
Parishioners
Carol Knight
Larry Zaccaria (Nancy & Bill Endrst)
Holy Baptism
O Lord, by the mystery of your death and resurrection,
bathe this child in light, give her the new life of baptism
and welcome her into your holy Church ~
Jacklyn Marie Alexander
Child of Jacob Alexander and Brittany Woodlin
CHOIR PRACTICE
Wednesday, June 28 - 7:00 PM
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195 South Kankakee Street
Coal City, IL 60416
Voice (815) 634-4171 After Hours (815) 518-5771
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours
Monday ● Tuesday ● Thursday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Closed Wednesday
Friday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Pastor
Rev. Robert Noesen
(815) 518-5774
Deacon
Deacon William Bevan
(815) 634-4171
Deacon
Deacon William Dunn
(815) 518-5775
Business Manager
Sonia Hertogs
(815) 518-5776
Secretary
Tricia DiChristofano
(815) 634-4171
Music Coordinator
Rita Wise
(815) 634-4171
Youth Ministry
Deacon William Dunn
(815) 518-5775
Parish Counselor
Annette Spezio
(708) 743-9729
Food Pantry and St. Vincent Table
Gordon and Kathy Milne (815) 370-7817
Director of Catechesis and Evangelization
Deacon William Dunn (815) 518-5775
Weekend Ministries Schedule
Visit our website for the most current schedule:
http://stmaryassumptionparish.org/conc/ministries/calendar/
Saturday, June 24 - 4:00 PM
SERVERS Shaela O’Keefe, Nolan O’Keefe
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CATHOLIC DEVOTIONS
8:00 AM Weekday Rosary. Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Devotions, Wednesday following 8:30 AM Mass.
Devotions in Honor of St. Peregrine, the patron Saint of
those who suffer with cancer or any incurable disease or
condition, are held on the first Tuesday of each month
following the 6:30 PM Mass.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Celebrated the Second and Fourth Sundays of the month
following the 10:30 AM Mass. Parents are required to attend
a Baptismal Preparation meeting prior to the Baptism. Please
contact the Parish Secretary to register.
FUNERALS
It is the responsibility of the parish to bury their dead.
Funeral liturgies are ordinarily celebrated at 10:00 AM. The
funeral director will contact the rectory regarding
arrangements.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance.
Marriage Preparation Classes are required to be completed
before the Sacrament of Marriage can be celebrated.
Please contact the parish office before making any other
wedding arrangements.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK
Celebrated First Saturday during the 8:00 A.M. Mass or by
appointment.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday ~ 3:20 PM - 3:45 PM
Sunday ~ Before 10:30 AM Mass
Wednesday ~ Before 8:30 AM Mass
First Fridays before 8:30 AM Mass
First Friday of the Month Before Mass
E.M. Ken Bonomo, Charlotte Wharrie, Sharon Vaneck, Deacon
LECTOR Nancy Bonomo
Sunday, June 25 - 7:30 AM
SERVERS Tom Buban, Pete Collins, Ron Marketti
E.M. Carm Collins, Diane Marketti, Gloria Natyshok, Deacon
LECTOR Jay Kubina
Sunday, June 25 - 11:15 AM
SERVERS Christian Micetich, Hannah Krull, Chessa Kuhel
E.M. Pam Carlton, Cindi Grove, Jim Dabluskis, Deacon
LECTOR Pam Carlton
Monday, June 26
COUNTERS Dianne, Larry, Linda & Lorraine
In Your Charity, Pray for the Sick
Baby Johnny Carver, Thomas Baumann,
Margaret Borio, George Boylan, Megan Bugg, Pat Byrne,
Michael Gallagher, Joanne Goyette, Carroll Keigher,
Kim Kryzak, Nicole Perino Lusson, Greg Maruszak,
John McClennan, Bob McConnell,
Jadon & Anias McDonald,
Christopher Miller, Brian Pierbolte, Valynda Planeta,
Megan Riley, Lorraine Rink,
Bobby Roeback, Larry Smith, David Togliatti,
David Verona, Baby Jacob Veronda,
Natalie West, Ron Wills, Marie Winkler,
Bill Wharrie, Tom Zych
For our complete Sick List policy please contact the parish office
Food Pantry Open - Monday and Thursday - 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon
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After Mass Stop By For Pizza
815-518-5111
2695 E. Division, Diamond
Coal City Redi-Mix Co.
815-476-2826
901 E. BALTIMORE STREET, WILMINGTON
THE F LOWER LOFT
815-476-5638
Business: 815-634-4455
Fax: 815-634-4470
1-800-369-0449
Coal City
105-Foot, Truck-Mounted Conveyor
• Quality Choice Meats
• Fresh Produce
• Deli/Bakery
• Catering Available
Complete Auto & Truck Repairs
24 Hour Towing
BOB DAVIS - Owner/Operator
079500 Assumption Church (A)
Quality Concrete Since 1952
• Concrete • Sand • Stone • Gravel
Concrete Pumping Service
Bob’s Advanced Auto & Tire, Inc.
815-634-0004
388 W. Baltimore St.
Wilmington
100 S. Broadway, Coal City
60 E. Chestnut, Coal City
815-634-4224
www.jspaluch.com
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180 N. Front St., Braidwood
815-458-2114
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