HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH
PEORIA, ILLINOIS
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3720 N. Sterling Avenue 309-688-3427
Peoria, Illinois 61615
PARISH ADMINISTRATION
Rev. Michael J. Glastetter, OFM Conv. 688-3427
Pastor
Rev. Alejandro López, OFM Conv. 688-3427
Parochial Vicar
Deacon Joseph LaHood 681-9360
Parish Deacon
Marty Fredericksen 686-1664
Music Minister
John Clark 681-9228
Church Organist
Joe Waugh
Robin Beran
Parish Trustees
Janet Rocke 688-4041
Parish Pastoral Council President
Nicole Arendell 688-3427
Director of Religious Education
Joel Gray 686-1960
Eucharistic Adoration Coordinator
Gina Betz 688-2076
Elizabeth Ministry
Mike & Angie Dobbs 685-6561
Natural Family Planning Coordinators
Barbara Koepple 688-1844
Mary & Martha Society
Chris Russick 686-9219
Men’s Club
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MONDAY, November 16—Saints Gertrude and Margaret
of Scotland
7:00AM Poor Clares
5:30 PM Elsie Crilly by Kimberly & Jeff Hayland
TUESDAY, November 17—Saint Elizabeth of Hungary
7:00 AM Vern Hauk
5:30 PM Frank & Clara Haddigan by Mary Haddigan
WEDNESDAY, November 18—Dedication of the Basilicas
of St. Peter & St. Paul, Saint Rose Phillippine Duchesne
7:00 AM Ethel Rashid by the Mary & Martha Society
5:30 PM In Thanksgiving by Erick, Oliva & Erwin Enriquez
THURSDAY, November 19—Weekday
7:00 AM Josef Rong Dinh by Family
5:30 PM Marcelene Cobetto by Joann Murphy
FRIDAY, November 20—Weekday
7:00 AM Dominico Nha Mai by Dinh Family
9:00 AM School Mass
SATURDAY, November 21—Presentation of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
8:00 AM Norma Cardinal by Friends & Family
5:00 PM Our Parish Community
SUNDAY, November 22—Our Lord Jesus Christ the King
7:00 AM Maria Hoi Pham by Dinh Family
9:00 AM Betty Hadigan by Family & Friends
11:00 AM James Murphy by Joann Murphy
Dennis Lippert 692-0163
Mission Committee
Julie Beckenbaugh 686-2852
Compassion Ministry
Mary Kaufman 688-4018
Prayer Circle (for intentions in prayer)
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Sharon Zogby 688-2931
Administrator
Maria Rudloff
Secretary
Dave Poehls 693-9265
Education Commission President
Roque & Mila Evangelista 689-0577
Home & School Presidents
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1 Mc 4:36-37, 52-59/Lk 19:45-48
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Dn 7:13-14/Rv 1:5-8/Jn 18:33b-37
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE
For the weekend of November 21-22
Saturday, 5:00 PM
Greeters: Denise Adams, Amanda Christian
Readers: Anthony LaHood, Joel Gray
Eucharistic Ministers: Joan Kirchgessner, Mary & Jim
Donahue, Erik Christian, Pat Kellogg, Terri LaHood,
Donna Hettiger
Sunday, 7:00 AM
Greeters: Carol Gross
Readers: Bob Beckenbaugh, Pat Kawczynski
Eucharistic Ministers: Maurice & Maureen Alouan,
Julie Beckenbaugh
Sunday, 9:00 AM
Greeters: Lisa Sanderson, Nancy Wiemers
Readers: Chris Everts, Bob Mueller
Eucharistic Ministers: Dick & Julie Laidler,
Marguerite Everts, Lisa Forsman, Jerry Sanderson,
Kathy Wilkins, Judy Mueller
Sunday, 11:00 AM
Greeters: Jim & Kristina Montelongo
Readers: Diane Warbritton, Darlene Anstett
Eucharistic Ministers: Angela Frank, Sherry & Dave
Urbanc, Cathy Bryant, Barbara Koepple, Bernie
Giacabazi, Linda Gavin
ADVENT WOMEN’S RETREAT AT MARYTOWN
Come to Marytown in Libertyville, IL on Saturday,
December 5 from 9AM-3PM to join “Every Woman’s Journey”, a retreat presented by Katrina J. Zeno and sponsored
by the Daughters of St. Paul and Pauline Books & Media.
Ms. Zeno is an author and co-foundress of Women of the
Third Millennium. Read more about her on her website:
www.wttm.org. Space is limited; and the cost of $35
includes breakfast and lunch. Please reserve a place now by
calling: 312/346-4228. Overnight accommodations can be
arranged separately; call Chris: 847/367-7800 x225. What a
wonderful way to celebrate the true meaning of the
Christmas Season.
WEEKLY COLLECTION—NOVEMBER 2009
Thank You to all who support our parish community.
November 1 .........................$14,939.33
November 8 ...........................13,174.64
November 15 ....................................
November 22 ....................................
November 29 ....................................
NOVEMBER TO DATE .....$28,113.97
MONTHLY GOAL .............$65,000.00
NOVEMBER SHORTFALL$36,886.03
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NOVEMBER 15, 2009
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL
“The Eucharist is the consummation of the
whole spiritual life.” [St. Thomas Aquinas]
Meditate on this truth at our Adoration Chapel.
Stop by anytime to pray and spend time with
our Lord. To volunteer for a regular hour, call:
Joel Gray 686-1960, Jeanine Best 682-1207,
Joan Kirchgessner 682-2720, Lisa & Jerry
Sanderson 282-0840.
THANK YOU to everyone who helped make our recent
Parish Mission the success it was. We are blessed with
workers behind the scenes and faithful attendees; may we
continue to recognize the grace of the Eucharist in our lives.
PRAY FOR FRANCISCAN VOCATIONS
The Neil & Gyneen Tangel Family will have the Franciscan
vocation picture and say the prayers for an increase of
vocations to the priesthood and religious life, especially to
the Conventual Franciscans of Saint Bonaventure Province.
Consider signing up. If you have any questions, call Joann
Murphy: 688-7250.
A LETTTER FROM OUR BISHOP
CATHOLIC CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Dear Friends in Christ,
Right now, many American families are struggling to make
ends meet. As people are laid off, lose homes to
foreclosure, lose health insurance, and watch their
retirement funds disappear; it may be difficult to think of
others in need. However, financial struggles have become
even harder for the 37 million Americans who have been
living in poverty.
For nearly 40 years, the Catholic Campaign for Human
Development (CCHD) has offered a solution to poverty by
funding low-income community groups all over the United
States that find lasting solutions to the root causes of
poverty. CCHD supports the poor and low-income in
acquiring affordable housing, fair wages, access to health
care and vocational training. The leaders of CCHD-funded
groups are low-income community members who want to
change their situation for a lifetime.
In Catholic social teaching, we are called to bring glad
tidings to the poor, to proclaim liberty to captives and
recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free.
(Lk 4:18) Our support of CCHD is vital to solving poverty
in the United States. Thank you for your generosity. Please
join me in praying for those affected by the weak economy,
those whose struggles are magnified by it, and those who
are working to create solutions to it.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Daniel R. Jenky, C.S.C.
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH
SOCIAL JUSTICE CORNER
For the next few weeks, the “Social Justice Corner” will be
dedicated to offering alternatives to a commercial Christmas.
This Christmas and New Year, may the Spirit of our Lord
Jesus Christ be born anew in our world and in our hearts!
Bread for the World Christmas Cards are available again
this year. Packets of ten cards and envelopes may be
purchased for only $10. Three different card designs are
offered. Each design features a photograph and a biblical
passage. This organization supports the work of photographers from developing countries. Christmas cards – along
with gift items like t-shirts and tote bags – can be ordered at
www.breadfortheworld.org.
What to get someone who has everything? How about
donating in his/her name to a favorite charity? Consider
giving to our local chapter of the St. Vincent de Paul
Society. Through the efforts of this group, many people in
our parish and local community have been given food and
other types of assistance. Place your donation made payable
to ‘St. Vincent de Paul Society’ in the collection basket or
bring it to the parish office.
PEORIA, ILLINOIS
MOTHERHOUSE BAZAAR
The Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis will
hold their annual bazaar on November 20 (9AM5PM) and November 21 (9AM-2PM) in East Peoria.
Proceeds assist the charitable work of the sisters.
ST. ANN FALL FESTIVAL
Today, Sunday, November 15 at the St. Jude K of C Hall,
3523 W Hill St. Featuring a fried chicken dinner with all the
trimmings from 11:30AM-5PM. Both child and adult dinners
available. Continue the fun with big cash raffles, food
baskets in the Silent Auction and the Bake Sale. Proceeds
benefit their new parish hall.
ROLAN JOHNSON CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT
The Heading Avenue Franciscans introduce their fifteenth
annual ornament based on Mr. Johnson’s 1976 card “The
Birth.” The ornament costs $31 and is available at many
local stores, including Lagron-Miller. It can also be ordered
by mail; contact: 674-2005.
NATIVITY EXHIBITION
During November and the early part of December, the
Diocesan Museum will host an exhibit of the most beloved
religious art—the Christmas crèche. The exhibit will
highlight some of the outstanding, historical pieces from
parishes and/or families around the diocese. One of the
pieces to be featured is our own Mexican Mission
Nativity. The Peoria Diocese and Archbishop Sheen
Museum, located in the Spalding Pastoral Center, is open
Monday-Friday, 9AM-4PM. For information abut the exhibit
or the museum, call 671-1550.
GROWING IN WISDOM & GRACE —
SPALDING AND AOL REMEMBERED
WTVP-Public Television pays tribute to Spalding Institute
and the Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart in the
new locally-produced special, "Growing in Wisdom &
Grace." The program, which premieres Monday, November
30 at 7PM. on WTVP 47 (Digital channel 47.1 or check
local cable listings), looks at these beloved schools and their
lasting impact on our community through the memories of
generations of alumni. Tune in!
VOLLEYBALL COACHES WANTED!
The 2010 girls’ volleyball season begins soon
for 6th, 7th and 8th graders. We have
opportunities for you to be a coach. If you’d
like to help, call Linda McDaniel: 453-7398.
SHARE FOOD PICK-UP
Pick up for new orders is Saturday, November 21 in the
school cafeteria. Call Tom reams to arrange delivery or to
ask a question: 243-8099.
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
NOVEMBER 15, 2009
HOLY FAMILY ALL SOULS NOVENA 2009—ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM, O LORD
We pray for our beloved dead
during the month of November.
Members of Grebner &
Krumholz Families
Alwan Family
Mallow Family
Earl S. Bill
May Family
Bill Family
David Johnston
Jim Salrin
Tom & Earl Johnston
Charles Salrin
Russell Salrin
James Fuson
William Quigley
Messmer Family
Rathine Family
Saum Family
Quigley Family
Pauline Hessling
Carl Hessling
Michael Ice
George Rick Family
Richard Schuck Family
Wm. Schuck Family
Wm. Fitzgerald Family
Jackie & Bill Holland
Virginia Conness
Laidler Family
Ringel Family
Msgr. Gerard Glynn
Sr. Margaret Vitt, OSU
Sabina Lopez
Angela Lopez
Oliva Lopez
Laudelino Lopez
Alberto Lopez
Gloria Peix
George Kramer Family
Rudolph Koepple
Anna Koepple
William Koepple
Grover Logan
Una Logan
Richard Logan
David Logan
Louann Schultz
Bird Wood
Ethel Bliss
Lucille M. Darche
Arthur Darche
Eugene Darche
Mable Darche
Mr. & Mrs. John Darche
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Coens
Mary Coens
Mr. & Mrs. John Hofreiter
Marcia Zigler
Albert Kirchgessner Family
Raymond Cohoon Family
Happ Family
Jenrath Family
Phero Le Van Thg
Anna Ngyyen
Guse Tran Phuy
Maria Ngo
Goanbao Lxita
Guise Dang
Maria Ty
O’Brien Family
Jim & Marie Bowman
Frank Bailey
Dan Bailey
Harry Marks
Ann Marks
Jack Brown
Alice Schell
Mr. & Mrs. MJ Thomas
Thomas Paul
Mr. & Mrs. P. Alenghat
Mr. M. George
John F. Heine
Irwin Jarvis
Tom & Lillian Jarvis
Frank & Mary Heine
James Lannert
Chet & Stacia Tomczyk
Don Leard
Don Pruess
Ged Bryant
John Woodward
Marie Waugh
Willard Waugh
Dooley Family
Waugh Family
John Salanitro
Frank Versa
Mary Versa
Rose Salanitro
Sam Versa
Barb Whitaker
Katie Denugie
Alfred Teegan
Harold Cody
Pat O’Malley
Ileene McGinn
James C. McGinn
Ryan McGinn
George Kirchgessner
Ethel Kirchgessner
James A. McGinn
Claudia McGinn
Larry Hepperly
Wayne Gore
Agnes Gore
Albert Nolan
Frances Nolan
Lorene Gore
Henry Kramer Jr.
Dean McCord
Robert D. Kelly
Louis & Estella Jennett
Michael Jennett
William & Anne Gass
Agnes & Clara Jennett
Mary & Theresa Jennett
Joseph & George Jennett
Matthew R. & Maria Jennett
Edward & Cecilia Seipp
Benjamin & Clement Seipp
Leonard & Helen Seipp
Frances & Gladys Seipp
Marilyn Seipp
Robert & Frederick Seipp
Michael Seipp
Joseph & Kathryn Marie
Bernard & Cecilia Marie
Joe Jr. & Nicholas Marie
John Marie
Agnes Fortman
Dominador Pamatmat
Alejandra Pamatmat
Rogelio Pamatmat
Dominador Pamatmat Jr.
Rosario Pamatmat
Marcelo Pamatmat
Francisco Pamatmat
Emiliana Pamatmat
Agapito Macalalag
Delores Macalalag
Irene Ebarvia
Antonio DeGuzman
Mary Velpel
Jose Capistiano
Gabe Gusler
Nellie Flores
Joe Flores
Irene Gusler
William Gusler
Wendell & Emma Polson
Anthony A. Gorman
John & Mary Polson
Edward & Flora Gorman
Calvin Glastetter
Bernard Glastetter
Jack Crawford
Florence Emig
Solomon Emig Family
Andres Catague
Exaltacion Catague
Maria Galuego
Sotera Galuego
Josefa Dalumpines
Rufina Dalumpines
Maria Occena
Fortuna Olang
Romeo Occena
Raymundo Occena
Monica Garion
Ignacio Eduvas
Mr. Eicholz
M/M R. Raisebeck
Hank Okamura
Ms. Wolsan
Luis Quiaio
Ciriaca Eduvas
Mr. Sam Dillon
Joseph & Mary McFall
Tshibanda Family
Sammy Dillon
Arsenia Ocampo
Henry Steffens
Richard Lewis
John Rollinger
John Rollinger Jr.
Rose M. Hellstern
Alvie Steffens
Lawrence Steffens
Mary L. Steffens
Irene Steffens
Leo DeCapua
Bernard Steffens
Arthur Steffens
Marge Steffens
Hazel Steffens
Dennis Lewis
David Morrissey
Mark Stout
Russell Biggs
Mr. L. Walker
Margaret Rollinger
Frank Hill
William Ross
Tommy Williams
Richard Hammer
Eda Hill
Jim Duke
Flora Hartman
Rowland Family
Devecchi Family
Donald Lewis
Mr. Davis
Jane Brumba
Jane Lebovitz
Ernest Koke
Mr. Hellstern
Mrs. Minnick
Barbara Dillon
Davis-Devine Family
Elmer Edwards
Phillip Edwards
Harry & Carol Stein
Jack Crone
Jim Schaumburg
O Sensei Kano
O Sensei Oyasheba
Mr. Kennedy
M/M M. Bartlett
Bernice Dillon
Mary Steffens
Victor Lewis
Lois Everts
Jim Jackubeck
Agnes M. Steffens
Mary Ann Gibson
All Poor Souls
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
ELECTION 2009
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NOVEMBER 21-22
Next weekend, you will be asked to vote for up to four
of the candidates listed on these two pages. Thank you
to these parishioners who are willing to serve. Our
parish community.
A Parish Pastoral Council, is an advisory body to the
Pastor. It serves to relay concerns of the parish to him,
attempts to improve/foster communications to and from
the Pastor and provides suggestions and new initiatives
to promote the functioning and spiritual development
of the parish. Since Vatican II the Church has
encouraged pastors to have Councils to assist them in
their governance of their parishes.
A parish council is pastoral in that it attempts to
provide resources and methods to serve the people of
the parish as they engage in the mission of the church.
It is a representative body that endeavors to listen to
parishioners and then faithfully present expressed
concerns, ideas and questions to the pastor so that faith
needs are met. The Council endeavors to foster the
spiritual growth of individuals and challenges the
parish to grow in response to the gospel. It also
challenges parishioners and organizations to work
together collaboratively.
Please read over the brief information about each of the
sixteen candidates and prayerfully consider your choice
for membership on our Parish Pastoral Council.
TOM CRAFT
Parishioner 15 yrs; Education
Commission, Men’s Club, Buildings &
Grounds Commission Chair, Festival,
SHARE Food, Greeter
“I feel that we have an excellent parish
and am willing to assist in making
decisions that are in the best interest of
the parish. I am open minded and have
team problem solving experience.”
LINDA L. GAVIN
Registered Parishioner 11 yrs; RCIA,
JustFaith, Great Adventure, EM,
Adoration Chapel, regularly volunteer
“Serving on the Parish Council would
give me the opportunity to give back.
Planning and organizing, being
creative and detail-oriented are skills I
have developed over the years.”
CAROL A. GROSS
Parishioner 47 yrs; Mary & Martha
President (several times), Festival,
Greeter, Rosary Leader for 15 yrs
“I wish to help serve my parish
community. I was on Parish Council
before and care about the parish
welfare. I am a loyal, dedicated
individual who will take this
responsibility seriously.”
ROB BERTRAM
DONNA HETTIGER
Parishioner 13 yrs; Festival Chair,
Athletic Committee, Education
Commission, Coach, Home & School ,
Buildings & Grounds, Men’s Club
Parishioner 50+ yrs; Lector, EM,
first school board, co-chaired first
Auction; helped begin Mission
Committee, Senior Funster organizer,
Widowed & Divorced Diocesan
Advisory Board, active volunteer
“Holy Family is an important part of
my family’s life. I have good
communication skills and have always
enjoyed working with parishioners to
make HF a stronger community.”
STAN BUDZINSKI
Parishioner 32+ yrs; Past President of
Pastoral Council, Festival Chair, Home
& School, Men’s Club, Lector, EM,
Chairperson for Bingo
“As a member of this parish, this is a
great opportunity to serve and support
all of us involved with HF. I bring
planning and organizational skills”
“Because of my involvement in
different organizations I believe I
could contribute to the Council.”
ANNE HILL
Parishioner 16 yrs; music ministry,
Festival, Adoration Chapel, help
decorate the Church, Prayer Circle
“I want to be more involved in
growing our parish family. I have
organizational skills, willing hands,
and have served on a theatre board and
committees.”
AL HOLZER
Parishioner 12 yrs; St. Vincent de Paul
Society, Festival set-up
“I would like to be more involved at
Holy Family. I now have more time
since retirement. I have served at other
parishes in past years and have some
experience on parish councils.”
DENNIS LIPPERT
Parishioner 13 yrs; Current Mission
Committee Chair, Choir Member for
13 yrs, Men’s Club past president, Past
Parish Council President, Helping Tree
co-chair for 10 yrs
“I believe I can help our parish find
ways to move forward even in these
challenging economic times. I am
hardworking, loyal, and committed.”
ED MAUBACH
Parishioner 9½ yrs; coach, Cubmaster,
room father, Men’s Club VP, Festival
co-chair and this year’s chair.
“I want to help this parish grow and be
viable. I also believe in our school and
parish and want them to thrive. I bring
energy, enthusiasm, multi-tasking
skills, and a fresh look at existing
issues.”
JESSIE M. MORSS
Parishioner 30 yrs; Lector, EM,
Festival booth chair, Education
Commission past pres., RCIA, Auction
Chair, Bible Study co-facilitator
“I can contribute to the Council as a
person who truly cares about the
continued success of my parish. I am a
good listener, a problem solver, and I
communicate well.”
DANIEL F. SALRIN
Parishioner 20+ yrs; Choir Member
15+ yrs, Festival booth chair, Lector,
EM, Adoration Chapel
“I want to provide guidance in these
perilous economic times to assist the
priests in their temporal duties. I am a
CPA and have a strong financial
background.”
BILL SOLLBERGER
Parishioner 25 yrs; Home & School
past pres., Men’s Club past pres.,
Festival chair, room father, EM,
Adoration Chapel
“I would like to assist Holy Family
build on its past successes and be a
strong, growing faith community. I
would bring communication and
consensus building skills.”
DAN VOGEL
Parishioner 10 yrs; Festival volunteer,
play ground installation, regularly
volunteer with many small projects as
an individual and as part of a group
“I want to further serve my parish. I
have experience as a project
management consultant and am
knowledgeable in most building
systems.”
ANGELA WYNN
Parishioner 19 yrs; Festival booth chair
and concierge, Home & School pres.,
Education Commission, room mother,
active school volunteer, RCIA
Adoration Chapel
“I welcome the opportunity to get
involved and work with others. I bring
strong organizational skills and a
willingness to help.”
MARY JO ZACHER
Parishioner 2 yrs; Lector, EM,
Bible Study leader, Adoration Chapel
“I am simply willing to serve our
parish in any way I can. I am able to
help build community for a common
mission and I believe in the mission of
our parish.”
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
ELECTION 2009
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NOVEMBER 21-22
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You will be asked to vote for up to four candidates.
Thank you to these sixteen men and women
who are willing to serve our parish community.