ST. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH

APRIL 21 & 22, 2018 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

CONGRATULATIONS FIRST COMMUNION STUDENTS

These students received their sacrament on Saturday, April 14th at the

4:30pm Mass (above) and Sunday, April 15th at the 9:00am Mass (below).

PASTOR’S PERSPECTIVE Congratulations to the 82 children who received their First Holy

Communion last weekend. What a blessing that they can now receive

the Body and Blood of Christ with the rest of their families. It is also a

milestone for the parents as the primary religious educators of their

children. Just before the child’s baptism, the Church addresses the

parents and godparents in this way:

You have come here to present this child for baptism. By water and the Holy Spirit he/she is to

receive the gift of new life from God, who is love. On your part, you must make it your constant care

to bring him/her up in the practice of the faith. See that the divine life which God gives him/her is

kept safe from the poison of sin, to grow always stronger in his/her heart. If your faith makes you

ready to accept this responsibility, renew now the vows of your own baptism. Reject sin; profess

your faith in Christ Jesus. This is the faith of the Church. This is the faith in which this child is about

to be baptized.

As a parish, we are committed to support parents in the faith formation of their children. We do so

through the many ministries we offer for children in preschool through high school. We also offer

programs for adults to continue to grow in their faith.

Of course the single-most important way to foster the growth of faith is through the regular

celebration of the Eucharist on the Lord’s Day. Sunday Mass is indispensable to faith formation. It is

also our primary way of giving witness to what we believe and then being sent to put our faith into

practice.

We all know that children learn a lot by following the example of others. In that sense, we all

participate in the faith formation of others by how we participate in the liturgy. A few practical ways

to give witness include:

• Make Sunday Mass the priority for family activities that day.

• Come a bit early to socialize with other families in the gathering space.

• Participate fully, especially through song. We are singing Christ’s victory story!

• Participate in the whole Mass. Leaving early gives children the message that Christ must not

have been very victorious!

• Socialize with other families in the gathering space after Mass.

• Talk about what the homily meant to you as you drive home.

We are all teachers of our youth in the ways of faith. Let’s do our very best, especially through our

active participation at Sunday Mass, to fulfill our duty to hand on the gift of faith by our witness and

our example.

SJV WEEKLY CALENDAR Monday, April 23 to Sunday, April 29, 2018

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

9:00am Daily

Mass

1:00pm

Fibromyalgia /

Arthritis Group

7:45 & 9:00am Daily

Mass

9:00am Mom’s

Morning

12:30pm Staff Mtg

5:30pm Celebration

Ringers Rehearsal

7:00pm Social Justice

Mtg

7:00pm Boy Scout Troop

Mtg

7:00pm Exultate Choir

7:45 & 9:00am Daily

Mass

7:45 & 9:00am Daily

Mass

9:45am Tai-Chi

12:00pm Women’s

Drop in Cards

5:00pm Liturgy

Commission

5:30pm Brownie

Troop Mtg

6:30pm CEW

Renewal

9:00am Daily

Mass

3:30pm Reconciliation

5:30pm Private Party

4:30pm Mass

Sunday

7:30am Mass

9:00am Mass w/

Exultate, Children’s

Liturgy

10:00am RCIA

11:00am Mass

w/ Graduating

Seniors

12:00pm Graduating

Senior Brunch

LITURGY FOR THE 4TH SUNDAY OF EASTER

To maintain reverence, please turn off electronic devices.

The Order of Mass can be followed in the Gather hymnal #166.

Assisted listening devices and large print readings are available in the Gathering Space.

Family Votive Candles Through the memorial gifts of

families, the votive candle boxes

around the Mary Statue are lit

for your special intentions. To

cover the cost of candles, we

ask a gift of $5 per week,

running from Sunday to

Saturday. Please stop by the

office during office hours to

request a candle be lit for your

intention. Candles are lit by the

office staff only.

Candles for

April 22 - 28, 2018

LaVonda Gene Encapera

Edward Lioen

Robert Chanez

Rose Marie Murray

Cheryl Young

Rev. Roger Hough

Wayne Cherney

Jack & Phyllis Schwertman -

Special Intention

George Van Damme

Mrs. Katherine D. Menard -

Special Intention

INTRODUCTORY RITE

Gathering Song River of Glory Schutte

Gloria Mass for a New World Gather #218

Refrain

Glory, glory to God in the highest,

and on earth peace

to people of good will.

Verse 1

We praise you, we bless you,

we adore you, we glorify you,

we give you thanks

for your great glory,

Lord God, heavenly King,

O God, almighty Father. refrain

Verse 2

Lord Jesus Christ,

Only Begotten Son,

Lord God, Lamb of God,

Son of the Father,

you take away the sins of the world,

have mercy on us;

you take away the sins of the world,

receive our prayer;

you are seated at the right hand

of the Father, have mercy on us. refrain

Verse 3

For you alone are the Holy One,

you alone are the Lord,

you alone are the Most High,

Jesus Christ,

with the Holy Spirit,

in the glory of God the Father.

Amen. Amen. refrain

Fourth Sunday of Easter: Called To Be Shepherds Reading I Acts 4:8–12 (the stone that has become the

cornerstone)

Reading II 1 John 3:1–2 (recognizing the Son)

Gospel John 10:11–18 (the Good Shepherd)

Key Passage Jesus said, “I am

the good shepherd. The good

shepherd lays down his life for

the sheep.” (John 10:11)

Adult: Whom are you

shepherding in your life right

now, and who shepherds you?

Child: Who has been like a

shepherd to you by their

example? For whom could you

be a shepherd?

Mon: Acts 11:1-18,

Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4

[cf. 3a], Jn 10:1-10

Tue: Acts 11:19-26, Ps 87:1b

-3, 4-5, 6-7 [117:1a],

Jn 10:22-30

Wed: 1 Pt 5:5b-14, Ps 89:2-3,

6-7, 16-17 [2],

Mk 16:15-20

Thu: Acts 13:13-25,

Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25

and 27 [2], Jn 13:16-20

Fri: Acts 13:26-33, Ps 2:6-7,

8-9, 10-11ab [7bc],

Jn 14:1-6

Sat: Acts 13:44-52, Ps 98:1,

2-3ab, 3cd-4 [3cd],

Jn 14:7-14

Next Sunday: Acts 9:26-31, Ps 22:26-

27, 28, 30, 31-32

[26a], 1 Jn 3:18-24,

Jn 15:1-8

©Liturgical Publications Inc.

LITURGY OF THE WORD

Readings of the day are in the Gather hymnal, #1071.

Psalm 118 This is the Day Joncas

Gospel Acclamation Mass for a New World Gather #219

LITURGY OF THE EUCHARIST

Presentation of the Gifts One Lord True

11:00 a.m. Assumption High School Choir

Eucharistic Acclamations

Mass for a New World

Holy, Holy, Holy

Gather #222

Holy, Holy, Holy

Lord God of hosts.

Heaven and earth are

full of your glory.

Hosanna in the highest.

Blessed is he, blessed is he

who comes in the

name of the Lord.

Hosanna in the highest.

Hosanna in the highest.

Memorial Acclamation B

Gather #224

When we eat this Bread

and drink this Cup,

we proclaim your Death,

O Lord, until you come

again, until you come again.

Amen

Gather #226

Amen! Amen! Amen! Amen!

Chanted Lord’s Prayer

Gather #184

Lamb of God

Gather #228

Lamb of God,

you take away

the sins of the world,

have mercy on us.

Lamb of God,

you take away

the sins of the world,

have mercy on us.

Lamb of God,

you take away

the sins of the world,

grant us peace.

Communion Bread of Life From Heaven Briehl/Haugen

Congratulations to

Ethan Good, St. John

Vianney accompanist,

Brass Ensemble and

Apostles of "Hymn" musician, for winning the Quad City Youth

Symphony Concerto Competition! Ethan will be playing the

“Arutunian Trumpet Concerto” with the Quad City

Symphony Orchestra at 3:00pm on Sunday, April 29th at

the Adler Theater. Tickets for the concert can be purchased

online at www.qcso.org, by phone at 563-322-7276, or at

the QCSO Box Office: 327 Brady Street, Davenport, IA

52801.

Noteworthy

News

For more information

and to get involved, see

the parish website: www.sjvbett.org/volunteer-

music.html or contact

Eleanor Kiel: liturgy@sjvbett.org

Celebration Ringers rehearsal is

April 24 at 5:30pm. We ring for

7:30 and 9am Masses on May 6.

Exultate Choir rehearsal is April 24

at 7pm. We sing for 9am Mass on

April 29.

Brass Ensemble plays for 4:30pm

Mass on May 5.

Chamber Ensemble plays for 4:30pm

Mass on May 13.

Thank you Apostles of “Hymn” for a

great season of music ministry! If

you are in grades 7-12, please con-

sider joining us for our 2018-2019

season! All are welcome to minister

to our parish in this most vibrant

and fun way!

Liturgy Commission meets Thursday,

April 26 at 5:00pm in the Vianney

Room.

Assumption High

School Choir

Thank you for the beautiful music you provided this

weekend at the 11 a.m. Mass!

The next Taizé Praise is Wednesday, May 9 at 6:30pm in the Mary Chapel.

CONCLUDING RITE

Sending Forth Go Out to the World Gather #762

Please use Gather book for verses

2nd Hymn The King of Love Baker

Mass Intentions Monday, April 23

9:00 am † Jeanette Manthey

Tuesday, April 24

7:45 am † Margaret Steinle

9:00 am † Susan Hackfort

Wednesday, April 25

7:45 am † Marion Russow

9:00 am † Steve Killian

Thursday, April 26

7:45 am † Bob Losasso

9:00 am † Nancy Farrell

Friday, April 27

9:00 am † Bob Quinn

Saturday, April 28

4:30 pm † Betty Ann Smith & Janine

Sunday, April 29

7:30 am People of the Parish

9:00 am † Charles & Lorraine Gude

11:00 am † Joyce Flanders

SJV BOOK DISCUSSION Join us on Monday, May 7 at 1:00pm, as we discuss “Born A Crime: Stories From

a South African Childhood” by Trevor Noah. Trevor was born to a white Swiss

father and a black Xhosa mother at a time when such a union was punishable by five

years in prison. This is the story of a mischievous young boy who grows into a restless

young man as he struggles to find himself in a world where he was never supposed to

exist. It’s also the story of his loving, fearless, rebellious, and fervently religious

mother: a woman determined to save her son from the cycle of poverty, violence, and

abuse that would ultimately threaten her own life. For more information or to get a copy of the book, please

contact Judy Benevento: 563-343-0443 or judybill64@aol.com.

From Death to New Life -

Our Prayers and Sympathy To Mike Anderson and Family on the death of his Sister-In-Law,

Nancy Anderson;

and to The Family & Friends of

Tyler Ekstrand;

and to Mike Sampson and Family on the death of his Father,

Henry Sampson.

May They Rest In Peace.

Baptisms -

Sean Edward Valliere

Son of David & Colleen

4TH SUNDAY OF EASTER

There is a phrase that has become popular if not overused in the

business world today. It is "thinking outside the box." What this means is to be more

creative, to do away with traditional thinking. It is most often used in the world of

advertising, where companies attempt to come up with new and innovative ways to get

consumers to notice them. Unfortunately, this type of thinking all too often leads to being

outside the boundaries of good taste, as well. Like a shepherd's fence, perhaps the box

was created for a very good reason to begin with!

Today's Gospel reading from John relates Jesus' narrative of being the Good

Shepherd. He states adamantly that he will lay down his life for his flock, but he also says

he will think outside of the box when he says: "I have other sheep that do not belong to

this fold. These also I must lead, and they will hear my voice, and there will be one flock,

one shepherd." The Good Shepherd fights for our very lives against the evils of the world,

so much so that he sacrificed himself so that we might be saved. It is the least we can do to call others who

have strayed from the shepherd's flock.

A traditional shepherd keeps his flock close to him, builds a fence to keep them safe. Should one

stray, he uses his crook to bring it home. The Good Shepherd provides us with the sacrament of penance,

our way of returning to the flock. The priest is the sign and instrument of God's merciful love and forgiveness

for our straying (CCC 1465). On this Fourth Sunday of Easter, we would do well to listen to the Good

Shepherd, who invites us to return the flock.

©2009 Liturgical Publications Inc.

St. John Vianney ● Bettendorf, IA

WHAT’S HAPPENING

PARISH / SCHOOL SECRETARY POSITION Saint Alphonsus Parish in Davenport, Iowa, is hiring a parish/school secretary. The job will be for 32-35 hours per week, split between the two offices. We offer major medical, dental, and 401(k). Duties will include, but not be limited to, assisting with student drop-off and

pick-up, weekly bulletin, filing state reports for school, lunch program billing, learning payroll procedures, and Servant Keeper. Knowledge of parish database programs, such as Servant Keeper, is a plus. Qualified candidates should be creative, flexible, and able to take on miscellaneous assigned duties. Please contact

St. Alphonsus parish office for more information at 563-322-0987. Résumés may be sent to 2618 Boies

Ave. Davenport, IA 52802.

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS NEEDED Have you ever considered participating in the Liturgy as a Eucharistic Minister? Perhaps you have felt the Holy Spirit tap-tap-tapping you to serve your fellow parishioners by way of this very special ministry, but didn't know how to answer. Now you know! Just call or email one of our

coordinators, Susan Cassatt (563-355-8187 ~ susancassatt6@gmail.com) or Lori Lower

(563-355-2048 ~ lorilower18@gmail.com) to inquire. They are more the happy to answer your questions

and set up a date for training. Ministers are needed for all Mass times.

EARTH DAY: HONORING THE EARTH Sunday, April 22, is Earth Day, which is a special day

to honor Mother Earth and the Sacred Web of Life. Our Lady of the Prairie Retreat Center in Wheatland, Iowa, has invited Kerry Batteau, a native healer, to lead us in a pipe ceremony, drumming and blessing of Mother Earth. This free event will be held from

2:00-4:00pm. Come join us and celebrate the magnificent gift that God has given us, Mother Earth. A free will offering can be given.

ND CLUB OF THE QUAD CITIES Calling all Friends, Family, and Alumni of Notre Dame. The ND Club of the Quad Cities would like to connect with you! If you haven't received our latest newsletter (please check your Spam folder) and would like to reconnect, please email Mike Cipriano at: ciprianomichaelc@sau.edu. We

will gladly add you to our active email list. Our upcoming Universal Notre Dame Night is scheduled for Thursday, June 28th, so don't delay in reconnecting today!

GARDEN MINISTRY If you like to garden, please consider this. Give the QC Garden Ministry a hand. Raising vegetables for local food pantries and soup kitchens, this ecumenical group of volunteers plants and harvests over 40,000 lbs. of veggies each

year helping many hungry families in our community. To volunteer, even if you can only give an hour once in a while, call Scott Bengfort at 563.370.2749 or email bengfort4@gmail.com.

WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER is a weekend to rediscover the spark that was there on your wedding day. Take time to rediscover the best friend you had when you were first married.

Join the millions of couples worldwide who have learned how to keep their marriage vibrant and alive by signing up today to attend one of the upcoming

weekends on September 7th-9th in Cedar Falls, October 19th-21st in Marathon, WI, or November 2nd-4th in Coralville. Early registration is highly

recommended. For more information, visit our website at: to iowa-wwme.org, call 563-608- 3305, or

email: JLJwwme08@gmail.com.

Lourdes Catholic School has opened its Summer

Program to any students who are St. John Vianney

parishioners. If you are in need of a safe but engaging

environment for your school-age (ages 5-12) children this

summer, this might be the answer for you!

Summer Care begins June 4th and lasts through

August 10th (through August 17th for 3 & 4-year olds).

You are able sign up for full-time summer care, or only for

the days of the week you intend to use it over the summer.

Drop off is as early at 7:00am, and pick up as

late as 5:30pm.

Full-time rates are as low as $170 per

week. If you are interested, or have

more questions, please contact

Lourdes' Director of Extended Care,

Beth Giese at

beth.giese@lourdes.pvt.k12.ia.us.

SHIPWRECKED Vacation Bible

School

June 4-8 from

9am-Noon

Ahoy, castaways! We hope you

can join us for a week of exploration on an island of

adventure! At Shipwrecked VBS, kids learn that Jesus

rescues us when life gets stormy!

Registration forms were sent home with RE students on

April 4th. Additional forms are available in the Gathering

Space and on the church website. Space is limited, so

register today. Registration is open to parishioners age

3-grade 5. Fee: $25 per child payable to SJV Church. No

family will be turned away due to an inability to pay fees.

Questions? Contact Nicky Stevenson at

nickystevenson98@hotmail.com.

Adult volunteers are needed for a safe and successful

week! Free registration for your kids! Teen volunteers

entering grades 6th-12th are needed as group leaders.

Please attend our training and

decorating day on Sunday, June 3 at 12:00.

Weekly Statement Week of April 14 & 15, 2018

Weekly Collection .......... $12,309.30 Offertory .......................... $1,723.23

GRADUATING

HIGH SCHOOL

SENIORS!

Remember to RSVP for the brunch in

your honor in the SJV Parish Activity

Center on Sunday April 29, following

11:00 Mass. Please call the

church office 332-7910, or

email office@sjvbett.org,

with your name and number of family

members who will be attending.

Hope to see you there!

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MESICK FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC

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Sarah Mesick, D.C. • Timothy Mesick, D.C.

Parish Members 344-0707

C. Ewert Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

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Water Heaters - Sales & Service

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EARL PAYSON Attorney at Law

Personal InjuryWorkman’s Compensation

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Parishioner Owned

Welcomes fellow parish members as patients

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Health Group

Specializing in Residential and Commercial

Overhead Doors Service and Installationwww.barrondoors.com

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4710 N. Brady Street, Davenport, Iowa 52806

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Promotional Products & Corporate ApparelKEVIN KWAK, Account Executive

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Buy • Selling • Build Tim Martin

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Thank you to all clients and friends

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Church Contacts

Office Manager & Baptisms

Julie Mishler .......................... 332-7910

Fax 332-0833

office@sjvbett.org

Religious Ed (Grades P-6)

Jeannie Moran & Nicky Stevenson

.. ..................................... 332-7910 x113

re@sjvbett.org

Youth Ministry (Grades 7-12)

Jan Stevenson ............. 332-7910 x111

ym@sjvbett.org

SJV Preschool

Christy Barnum ...................... 332-5308

preschool@sjvbett.org

Health Ministry ……….….332-7910 x122

health@sjvbett.org

Liturgy and Music

Eleanor Kiel ................. 332-7910 x112

liturgy@sjvbett.org

Finance / Contributions

Colleen Evans .............. 332-7910 x117

finance@sjvbett.org

SJV Prayer Chain

mrspraymann@aol.com

Vianney Vine Newsletter

Jan Touney………………………....332-7910

news@sjvbett.org

VIRTUS Coordinator

Tammy Guest ............... 332-7910 x116

receptionist@sjvbett.org

Counseling

Sister Rae Elwood ................. 359-7346

Victim Assistance Coordinator

Diocese of Davenport 349-5002…….vac@diodav.org

Parish Council

Les Lipinski ............................ 235-3723

Finance Council

Mark McCluskey .................... 332-0300

Catholic Education

Lourdes Catholic School (K-Grade 8)

Call……………………………….........359-3466

Assumption High School (Grades 9-12)

Call………………..…………………… 326-5313

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

Adults interested in learning more about

the Catholic faith are encouraged and

invited to contact the parish office.

Sacraments Baptisms Please call the parish office for

details and registration. We ask that you

attend one of the baptismal instruction

classes before the birth of your child.

Baptisms are scheduled via Julie Mishler.

Eucharist for Sick and Confined Please call

the parish office by 4:00pm on Thursday, if

you wish to receive the Eucharist on Sunday

mornings following the 9:00am Mass.

Reconciliation is held in the Reconciliation

Chapel, behind the choir loft of the main

church, on Saturdays from 3:30-4:15pm.

Marriage Congratulations as you prepare to

celebrate the sacrament of marriage. Please

call the church office at least nine months

prior to your wedding date to participate in

the preparation process.

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Lourdes Catholic School Supporter

(563) 391-6202

Jim Wadle, Funeral Assistant

Parishioner

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Tim Lane Financial Advisor

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