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May 3, 2020 – Fourth Sunday of Easter Fr. Clinton P. Honkomp, O.P. (303) 522-0196 Pastor Deacon Mick Palazzolo Social Justice/Campus Ministry Deacon. Jim Dodge Adult Education/Hospital Ministry Mrs. Denise Reavis Principal Mrs. Debbie Mandeville Parish Administrative Assistant Mr. Rich Harkins Business/IT Manager Mrs. Angie Daniels School Administrative Assistant Mr. Joe Dinardo Maintenance Mrs. Alice Hill Liturgy & Music Mr. Robert Dilley Homebound Ministry Mr. Dave Klestinski Homebound Ministry Mass Times: Saturday (vigil) 4:30 pm Sunday 8:00 am, 10:30 am Holy Days: As announced Daily Mass: W, Th, F: 6:20 am Tuesday: 8:20 am Communion Service: Monday: 6:20am Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday, 3:30pm Eucharistic Adoration: First Friday/Saturday: Friday 7:00 am to Sat 8:00 am Other Fridays: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Parish Office Hours: M - F: 8:30 am - 4:00pm School Office Hours: M - F: 7:45 am - 3:30 pm 2000 E. Sangamon Avenue (mailing address: 2125 N. 21st Street) Springfield, Illinois 62702 Church: (217) 544-4554 Fax: (217) 544-4963 School: (217) 544-4553 Fax: (217) 544-1680 www.saintaloysius.org Dear Friends in Christ, Happy Easter! “And Peter said to them, ‘Repent, and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ…” (Acts 2:38). The word “repent” means to turn from sin, to change our actions. Change that is permanent comes from within. It requires prayer, disci- pline, and perseverance. Change is also hard. We have to rec- ognize that we are broken and need help. The good news - we are not alone in our journey. Ask Jesus daily for guidance and patiently listen for his response. I was amazed to learn that we will still be on quarantine through the month of May. Please take care of yourself! I’m Saint Aloysius Catholic Church A Discipleship Parish becoming keenly aware of the fact that the secondary effects of this quarantine are going to be with us for generations to come. I’m not talking here about the virus as much as the chemical abuse, spouse abuse, child abuse, suicide, etc. that are already on the increase in our culture. If you are feeling depressed or angry as a result of being quarantined, please find professional help. Even taking a walk around the block to clear our heads does wonders. During the month of May too, my goal is to have me, and Deacon Jim call each parishioner on our parish roster. So, you can expect a “hey, how are you?” call from us. If you don’t answer, we will leave a message. But there is no immediate need for you to return the call. Besides hearing your news, we will ask if there is anything, you’d like us to be praying for. We pray for you daily. It is painful to be in the hospital during these virus days. I don’t need to remind you that I am prohibited from visiting our folks in the hospital or Elder Homes on account of the quarantine. Nonetheless, I would like to know what is going on with you. The chaplains at the hospitals will tend to your sacramental needs; the deacon and I will remember you at our St. Aloysius Masses. Just call the office with your information and Debbie will relate it to me. Thanks so much. I would like to thank all of those who have kept up with their weekly donations to the parish. Thanks too to those of you who are making a larger sacrifice than usual during these days of quarantine. Our financial situation continues to demand attention and our Finance Council has been diligent. We have cut back where we can (e.g. utilities, etc.), and are seeing oth- er sources of funding where we can (e.g. PPP) but our vendors continue to be regular in their billing as you might imagine. Thanks to all who help us make St. Aloysius Parish financial- ly solvent. God bless you richly!! Besides our growing presence of Facebook we are doing more and more information sharing on Flocknote.com. If you have- n’t done so already, please join us on Flocknotes by visiting Flocknote.com and follow the directions. It is simple and very useful to use. Thanks for joining us there. With or without the virus, I pray for each of you daily. Thank you for your prayers. … see you on-line! With Pastoral Affection, Fr. Clint, O.P. Pastor

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Page 1: Saint Aloysius Catholic Church€¦ · Mr. Rich Harkins Business/IT Manager Mrs. Angie Daniels School Administrative Assistant Mr. Joe Dinardo Maintenance Mrs. Alice Hill Liturgy

May 3, 2020 – Fourth Sunday of Easter

Fr. Clinton P. Honkomp, O.P. (303) 522-0196 Pastor

Deacon Mick Palazzolo Social Justice/Campus Ministry

Deacon. Jim Dodge Adult Education/Hospital Ministry

Mrs. Denise Reavis Principal

Mrs. Debbie Mandeville Parish Administrative Assistant

Mr. Rich Harkins Business/IT Manager

Mrs. Angie Daniels School Administrative Assistant

Mr. Joe Dinardo Maintenance

Mrs. Alice Hill Liturgy & Music

Mr. Robert Dilley Homebound Ministry

Mr. Dave Klestinski Homebound Ministry

Mass Times: Saturday (vigil) 4:30 pm

Sunday 8:00 am, 10:30 am

Holy Days: As announced

Daily Mass: W, Th, F: 6:20 am

Tuesday: 8:20 am

Communion Service: Monday: 6:20am

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday, 3:30pm

Eucharistic Adoration:

First Friday/Saturday: Friday 7:00 am to Sat 8:00 am

Other Fridays: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

Parish Office Hours: M - F: 8:30 am - 4:00pm

School Office Hours: M - F: 7:45 am - 3:30 pm

2000 E. Sangamon Avenue (mailing address: 2125 N. 21st Street)

Springfield, Illinois 62702

Church: (217) 544-4554 Fax: (217) 544-4963

School: (217) 544-4553 Fax: (217) 544-1680

www.saintaloysius.org

Dear Friends in Christ,

Happy Easter!

“And Peter said to them, ‘Repent, and be baptized, every one

of you, in the name of Jesus Christ…” (Acts 2:38). The word

“repent” means to turn from sin, to change our actions. Change

that is permanent comes from within. It requires prayer, disci-

pline, and perseverance. Change is also hard. We have to rec-

ognize that we are broken and need help. The good news - we

are not alone in our journey. Ask Jesus daily for guidance and

patiently listen for his response.

I was amazed to learn that we will still be on quarantine

through the month of May. Please take care of yourself! I’m

Saint Aloysius Catholic Church A Discipleship Parish

becoming keenly aware of the fact that the secondary effects

of this quarantine are going to be with us for generations to

come. I’m not talking here about the virus as much as the

chemical abuse, spouse abuse, child abuse, suicide, etc. that

are already on the increase in our culture. If you are feeling

depressed or angry as a result of being quarantined, please

find professional help. Even taking a walk around the block to

clear our heads does wonders.

During the month of May too, my goal is to have me, and

Deacon Jim call each parishioner on our parish roster. So, you

can expect a “hey, how are you?” call from us. If you don’t

answer, we will leave a message. But there is no immediate

need for you to return the call. Besides hearing your news, we

will ask if there is anything, you’d like us to be praying for.

We pray for you daily.

It is painful to be in the hospital during these virus days. I

don’t need to remind you that I am prohibited from visiting

our folks in the hospital or Elder Homes on account of the

quarantine. Nonetheless, I would like to know what is going

on with you. The chaplains at the hospitals will tend to your

sacramental needs; the deacon and I will remember you at our

St. Aloysius Masses. Just call the office with your information

and Debbie will relate it to me. Thanks so much.

I would like to thank all of those who have kept up with their

weekly donations to the parish. Thanks too to those of you

who are making a larger sacrifice than usual during these days

of quarantine. Our financial situation continues to demand

attention and our Finance Council has been diligent. We have

cut back where we can (e.g. utilities, etc.), and are seeing oth-

er sources of funding where we can (e.g. PPP) but our vendors

continue to be regular in their billing as you might imagine.

Thanks to all who help us make St. Aloysius Parish financial-

ly solvent. God bless you richly!!

Besides our growing presence of Facebook we are doing more

and more information sharing on Flocknote.com. If you have-

n’t done so already, please join us on Flocknotes by visiting

Flocknote.com and follow the directions. It is simple and very

useful to use. Thanks for joining us there.

With or without the virus, I pray for each of you daily. Thank

you for your prayers.

… see you on-line!

With Pastoral Affection,

Fr. Clint, O.P.

Pastor

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Pastoral Council

Mikki Buhl

John Cernich

Mary Coady

Joseph Lesko

Gary McCandless

Michelle Stewart

Pam Tipps

Bob Wheatley

Finance Council

Paul Brown

Karl Kohlrus

Amy Neal

Matt Noonan

Ryan Spearie

Earl Schroeder

Paul Palazzolo

Troy Washko

School Board Joel Washko

Tom Kohlrus

Nicholas Gilmore

Sara Vargas

Scott McCamant

Rachel Towner

Marianne Stremsterfer

Liturgy Committee

Alice Hill, Chair Linda Vono

Mikki Buhl

Paula Petrilli

Rita Lesko

Gary McCandless

Rachel Schrenk

Mary Coady

Discipleship Committee

Terri Maze

Kim Lesko Michelle Daniels

Lisa Fowler

Ed Strode, Chair

Kathy Paoni

Tom Paoni

Mary Ann Mann

Social Justice Committee

Judy Cervellone

Patti Crouch

Matt Daniels Dave Klestinski

Nancy Schrenk

Michelle Stewart

Greg Stumpf

Principal’s Page Mrs. Denise Reavis

As we continue to move forward with remote learning, please know, we will keep

you updated with information regarding grades, report cards, graduation, picking up

belongings, etc. The faculty and staff of St. Aloysius continue to be committed to our

families and are here for to help you in any way we can.

A huge thank you to Judy Pellman for her years of leadership with St. Aloysius Bin-

go! Unfortunately, we say “good-bye” to Judy and wish her well as

she resigns from this position in order to spend more time with her

family. May God continue to bless you and keep you close to His

heart, Judy. With Judy’s resignation, we now look for a new chair

of the Bingo program. The position requires a person who can mo-

tivate a team, work closely with the pastor and principal, trustwor-

thy with money, etc. St. Aloysius host Bingo every Saturday from

10:00am until 3:0pm at Caritas Bingo Hall. The leader would need to be there for

every session. Bingo has been a significant on-going fundraiser. If you, or someone

you know, might be interested, please contact Fr. Clint as soon as possible.

Our next All-School Liturgy will be May 5 at 8:00am. Everyone is invited to join us

online.

A big congratulations to Ms. Kutmas and all of our St. Aloysius artists chosen to par-

ticipate in the Catholic School Art Showcase at Little Flower this year! Special recogni-

tion goes to Shelby L. for receiving 1st place for 8th graders with her sculpture! Also con-

gratulation to the following students for their artwork ... Landyn K., Evan D., Stella F.,

Jayden B., Talia D., Aaralena B., Kendall S., and Izzy S. Unfortunately, we couldn’t have

the closing award ceremony due to COVID-19, we are so proud of our St. Aloysius Art-

ist !

Registration Deadline Extended...We are pleased to announce that we are extending

the $100 registration fee until the first week of May. While navigating the latest orders

from the Governor, we are also moving forward with our planning for the 2020-2021

school year. Thank you to those who have already submitted enrollment. We understand

that this is a difficult time for many of our families, especially financially. In order to

move forward with our planning, we’d like all registration to be complete

During this time of "social distancing”, what learning activities are you doing at home?

We want to see your at home learning in action! Please send pictures or videos to Mrs.

Reavis, Mrs. Daniels or your child’s teacher!

We continue to raise funds for the school through our Annual Fund campaign. Now, more than ever, we will be relying on our generous

donors and supporters to help see us through the financial effects the

coronavirus is having on our fundraising efforts. We are facing the

postponement or cancellation of several of our most important fund-

raisers, such as our Dinner and Auction. As you can see, our goal is

$15,000.00 and we are ALMOST there! What a milestone it would be

this year to not only meet our goal but to surpass it! Please visit

https://www.saintaloysius.org/annual-fund to donate!

“Love is the True North that always leads us home.”

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— Parish Data —

In charity, please remember in your prayers… 2017… Donald Drendel, Denzil DeVanney, Walther Fliege, Barbara Todd, Helen Richardson, Mary Bedolli, Donald Mroscak, August Papilli, Frances Emmons, Rob-ert Berberet Sr. Katie Raffa, John Williams, Barbara Veseling, Mike Timko, Richard Neal Sr. Marianne Charles, Robert Wolf, Virginia Wagner and Betty Andretta. 2018… Larry Brooks, Katherine Stoecker, Betty Chernis, Kathy Martin, Beatrice Nimpson, Fredrick Bedolli, Mary Kulek, Bernie Hagele, Dorothy Warrington, Mary LeMasters, Peg Wilson, Annette Hickman, Edna Kennedy, Joseph Carlove, Bernadine Seitz, Joseph Crowe, Patricia Rigdon, Janet Coe, Jeannette O’Ravis. 2019... Lena Ostenburg, Bonnye Locke, Alda Bretz, Della Maurer, Leonard Naumovich, Leanne Schleyhahn, Delores Anthony, Carl Venvertloh, Elmer Schuster,

Norman and Helen Reeves, Pat Capranica, Richard Murawski, John Wolosick, William Eck, Leonard Jann, Laura Palazzolo, Christine Kohlrus, Carole Wetherell, Larry Tebrugge Sr. 2020... John Power Jr., Ceil Trello.

Parish Ministry Schedule - Sat-Sun - May 9-10 (No Public Mass)

Sunday, 8:00am

Music

Lector

E.M.

Servers

Total

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Weekly Attendance-April 25-26 (No Public Mass)

PARISH CALENDAR

The budgeted amount is the minimal required to maintain services, employee benefits, utilities, and maintenance at current levels and does not provide for debt payment, unbudgeted repairs or improve-ments, or long term planning for the parish or school. Offerings

Budget for the month of April is $40,000.00. We have received 41%

of the needed funding to meet essential budget obligations.

PARISH CALENDAR

PARISH CALENDAR

PARISH CALENDAR

PARISH CALENDAR WEEKLY PARISH OFFERING

Week 41 April 19 Total to Date

Loose Collection $7,047.00

Weekly Envelopes $4,913.00 $317,090.00

Total

$4,913.00

$324,137.00

Special Payers/Blessings

Please pray for the health of our Doctors, Nurses and First Responders who are on the front lines battling COVID-19. May God keep them healthy so they can take care of the less fortunate and take care of their own families.

May 3 8:00am Sunday Morning Mass

May 4 No Morning Mass

May 5 8:00am Morning Mass May 5 3:00pm Rosary May 5 8:00am Morning Mass

May 6 3:00pm Rosary

May 6 5:30pm Helping Hands

May 7 8:00am Morning Mass

May 7 3:00pm Rosary

May 8 8:00am Morning Mass

May 8 3:00pm Rosary

May 10 8:00am Sunday Morning Mass

May 11 No Morning Mass

May 12 Morning Mass May 12 3:00pm Rosary

PARISH CALENDAR

ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL

ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL-2019

Assessment (2019) $51,458.00

Total Pledge (March 10, 2020) $23,775.00

Amount owed $27,683.00

ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL-2018

Assessment (2018) $49,968.00

Total Pledge (June 30, 2019)

$25,225.00

Amount owed $24,743.00

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St. Aloysius Catholic Church: A Discipleship Parish

Around the Church

Prayer Warriors are still welcome to pray in front of Spring-

field Planned Parenthood 601 N. Bruns Lane. (Springfield). For

more information, contact… www.springfieldrtl.org

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Springfield in Illinois, an-

nounced a new community service starting

April 13 called the “Catholic Charities COPE Line” for people who are experiencing situa-

tional stress and anxiety related to the Corona-

virus Outbreak. This service is free of charge

and available to the public for people living in

the 28-county service area of the Springfield

Diocese. The Catholic Charities COPE Line is

not formal therapy or an emergency hotline. However, you will

be referred for a conversation with a qualified Catholic Charities

mental health professional who can help you with effective cop-

ing strategies. There are no fees, enrollment forms or application

processes. Calls are being accepted. To schedule an appointment,

call 217-321-8343. You will be asked to leave your name, phone

number, community of residence, and the best daytime hours to

reach you. A certified therapist will return your call within 1 busi-

ness day. As with all Catholic Charities programs, this service is

open to the public including people of all faiths, race, age and

individual circumstances. For more information about Catholic

Charities visit cc.dio.org.

Every Sunday evening at 7:00pm our church bells ring for one

minute, at the request of Mayor Jim Langfelder. The mayor sent

out word, "In a show of unity, along with giving thanks and grati-

tude to our healthcare workers and first responders, I am asking

for churches, synagogues, mosques, and other places of worship

in Springfield to ring out their bells at 7:00pm for 1 minute. We

will also be asking residents to ring bells from their homes as a

sign of collective support and encouragement." I am glad to do

this, and join in if you can. We have many parishioners who are

health care workers and first responders in our parish. God bless

them all!

Fourth Sunday of Easter... May 3 - “I Am the Gate.” Door-

ways and gates can protect those within. This is the image of

Jesus today – gate and protector, shepherd and guide. Let Psalm

23 fill our prayer every day this week. Because I am protected

by the Good Shepherd, whom will I protect this week?

How will I do it?

On what right paths will I let myself be guided?

What goodness and kindness will shine through my

thoughts and actions this week?

Thank You... The advertisements that appear in this bulletin

completely defray all publishing costs which

the church would otherwise incur. Please pat-

ronize the sponsors on the back of this bulletin

and thank them for their kind generosity.

Approval

Who are you trying to impress?

It’s a perennial question. One that usually gets an angry response –

“I’m not trying to impress anyone.”

Why do we get angry about that? Because you and I don’t like to

admit the truth. That we do what we do for the sake of someone

else’s approval.

Whether it’s our choice of career, the things we buy, or our choice of

appearance, we do what we do (at least in part) for status.

Status in the form of being different. Or having the best. Or being

accepted. Or having respect. Or being liked. Or having more follow-

ers.

All of which only matters if it’s validated by someone else. If some-

one else approves. If the want to be like us. Or they’re jealous.

If that’s our goal (and on some level, just about all of us are chasing

it), then we need to recognize that it comes at a price. Our peace.

If that’s what we’re chasing, we can never know peace. The more

we try to get there, the harder it gets to move any closer.

Because the approval of others is always a moving target.

Because no matter how superlative we become, there will always be

someone who is doing it better. Or is more authentic. Or is better

known.

We can never actually get there.

Like a hamster running on a wheel. Never getting any closer. No

matter how hard it runs. Or how fast it runs. Or how long it runs.

The hamster can never actually get there.

The only solution to the hamster wheel problem? Get off the hamster

wheel.

The only solution to the approval problem? Stop worrying about

doing things to get the approval of other people. Get off the hamster

wheel.

Accept the approval that you already have. From the only source that

matters.

Accept the approval that you already have. From the only source that

isn’t a moving target.

Accept the approval that you already have. From

God.

-Deacon Jim

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St. Aloysius Catholic Church: A Discipleship Parish

Parish Bulletin Board

There will be no public masses until further notice. Everyone has a dispensation

from the weekly obligation to attend Mass. There will be no daily Masses for the public.

Mass can be viewed online - there will be a link on our website. We will tape Sunday

morning Mass at 8:00am and daily morning mass at 8:00am (Tuesday-Friday) and it will

be available each morning. You can make a spiritual communion. The rosary will be avail-

able Tuesday – Fridays at 3:00pm. You can also call the parish office for all other spiritual

and sacramental needs.

Act of Spiritual Communion... A Prayer by St. Alphonsus Liguori … My Jesus, I be-

lieve that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I

desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramen-

tal, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and

unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.

The Parish office is open 9:00-noon (Tuesday-Friday). If you need to stop by please call

first! Our weekly bulletin will be accessible through our parish website. All Parish activi-

ties are CANCELLED. This includes meetings and all other gatherings involving use of

the Church Facilities in groups until further notice.

Visit our parish website @ www.saintaloysius.org... This is the best way to know what

is going on in the parish. You can also sign up to receive Flocknotes. Instruction our on the

website.

During these days of the corona virus the usual avenues of generous giving to St. Al's par-

ish have been compromised. So, in response to our profound and continued financial need

please consider participating in "Giving Tuesday" on May 5, 2020 in support of our

parish. For more information about "Giving Tuesday" visit www.givingtuesday.org . To

make an on-line donation visit http://www.saintaloysius.org/donate . Or, of course, you

might just mail your gift to the parish. Thank you very much for considering this oppor-

tunity. Fr. Clint, O.P.

The parish depends on your stewardship and generosity in order to bring sacraments and

spiritual services to you. With everything severely curtailed, our financ-

es have suffered. Please remember to mail in your contribution, donate

online through the secure link on our website, you can also drop your

envelope at the rectory mailbox. This will help us meet our obligations.

Call the parish office to sign up for ACH (automatic contributions). This

will help us meet our obligations!

Thank you for your contributions that keep us current on bills, utilities, payroll, benefits,

and so much more. Whenever there is a challenge or a need, St. Aloysius always steps up.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Ordination of a Deacon and of Six Priests... Bishop Paprocki will ordain Mr. Chris-

topher Trummer to the Order of Deacons and Deacons Dave Beagles, Michael Berndt,

Peter Chineke, Michael Meinhart, Michael Trummer, and Dominic Vahling to the Order of

Priests at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 6:00pm on Friday, June 19. The

Mass of Ordination will be livestreamed on the Diocesan web site at www.dio.org/live, on

the Diocesan Facebook page at www.facebook.com/diospringfield and on the Diocesan

YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/diospringfield.

Holy Family Food Pantry is in need of peanut butter and jelly. The pantry is located at

120 South 11th Street (between Washington & Adams Streets). God bless all your efforts

to help our neighbors in need.

Stay connected! Do you want to

stay up-to-date on news surrounding

our diocese, Bishop Paprocki, diocesan

events, and spiritual opportunities?

Sign up to receive text messages or

email messages by going to dio.org or

text diospringfield to 84576.

Stewardship ...Gracious and loving

God, we understand that

you call us to be stewards

of your abundance, the

caretakers of all you have

entrusted to us. Help us

to use your gifts wisely

and to share them gener-

ously. May our faithful

stewardship be the hallmark of our

discipleship, a visible sign of our com-

mitment to Christ. We pray with grate-

ful hearts, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

St. Aloysius Prayer Chain... If you

have a special intention or someone

whom you would like prayers offered

please call Mrs. Vikki Warren @ 217-

544-2299.

May 4 Easter Weekday

May 5 Easter Weekday

8:00am All Parishioners+

May 6 Easter Weekday

8:00am Della Maurer+ May 7 Easter Weekday 8:00am Michael J. Timko family+

May 8 Easter Weekday 8:00am Madonna Mills+ May 9 Easter Weekday May 10 Fifth Sunday of Easter Sun 8:00am Pat Capranica +

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