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December 18, 2011

Fourth Sunday of Advent

Vol. 4, Number 4

1009 North 8th Street

Quincy, Illinois 62301

Phone: (217) 222-2511

Fax: (217) 223-1579

Email: st-rose-quincy@att.net

Web: www.saintrosequincy.org

Office Hours: Mon.—Fri. 9-12; 1-4

Church Secretary: Anna Renner

Altar Servers:

Vince Wernowsky (217) 653-7554

Chuck Zanger (217) 653-3863

Choir Director: Dolores Treat (573) 406-0043

Music Coordinator/ Organist: Charlotte Stroot (217) 222-2251

Mass Schedule

Sunday Masses: 8 & 11am

Weekday Mass: 12:10pm

First Friday: 12:10 & 6pm

Holy Days: 12:10 & 6pm

Confessions & Rosary: 30 min. before Mass

Adoration Thursday: 12:50pm-6pm

Welcome to St. Rose

Did you know that the Council Vatican II declared that

―The use of the Latin language, with due respect to

particular law, is to be preserved in the Latin rites‖? At

St. Rose, it is certainly the case. However, you may not

be used to Latin so it will take you some time to get

familiar with the extraordinary form of the Roman Rite.

We provide you with some brief indications below but

do not hesitate to ask for help. St. Rose Latin Mass

Chaplaincy is a Catholic community established by the

Bishop of Springfield in the fall of 2008.

On Sunday, you may follow Mass with a red booklet

(pews) and a Proper leaflet (vestibule). Hymnals are also

available for Sung Masses (vestibule). On Weekdays,

you need a daily Latin-English Missal to follow Mass.

They are available at Poppe’s (1886 Maine, Quincy).

You may also follow the ordinary with a red booklet.

There are collection or donation envelopes available in

pews and vestibule for visitors. If you wish to receive a

tax receipt or/and be kept informed on the life and

activities of our community at St. Rose, make sure you

give us your name and address. To join the chaplaincy,

call the church office.

On Sunday, please do come to the hall after Mass to

meet the community. Coffee & Donuts are available.

ST. ROSE OF LIMA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

LATIN MASS CHAPLAINCY QUINCY, ILLINOIS

STAFFED BY THE PRIESTS OF THE PRIESTLY FRATERNITY OF ST. PETER

FR. ARNAUD DEVILLERS, FSSP CHAPLAIN

FR. THOMAS FRITSCHEN, FSSP PRIEST IN RESIDENCE

MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS

Sunday 18: 4th Sunday of Advent; Servitores 8:00am Low Mass

† Elizabeth C. McDowell † 11:00am High Mass

Daily Mass:

Monday 19: Greater Feria of Advent (Mass from preceding Sunday) † Bob Voss † 7:00am Mass

† Thomas Kuhn † 12:10pm Mass

Tuesday 20: Greater Feria of Advent; The Dailey family 7:00am Mass

† Ethel M. Geers † 12:10pm Mass

** Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotions

Wednesday 21: St. Thomas; † John Henry Rottjakob † 7:00am Mass

Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn 12:10pm Mass

Thursday 22: Greater Feria of Advent; Edna Steinkamp 7:00am Mass

† Charles A. Scholz † 12:10pm Mass

**Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament — Benediction 12:50pm-6:00pm

Friday 23: Greater Feria of Advent; Pat McKenzie 7:00am Mass

† Bob Voss † 12:10pm Mass

Saturday 24: Vigil of the Nativity; † Bob Voss † 8:00am Mass

Sunday 25: Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ; the Priests & Faithful of St. Rose Midnight Mass

Servitores 8:00am Low Mass

Beth Schanbacker 11:00am High Mass

Confessions and Rosary 30 minutes prior to Mass

From the Chaplain’s Desk: Fourth Sunday of Advent

The Adventures of Tintin

Do you know who Tintin is? He is the most well known

personage of comic strips in the world and yet virtually

unknown in the U.S.A. His adventures have been printed in

more than 50 languages and more than 200 million copies of

his albums have been printed since its creation over 80 years

ago by Georges Rémi †1983, a Belgian Journalist, who wrote

them under the pseudonym of Hergé (pronunciation AIR-J:

which is how his initials R.G. sound in French).

This week, the first part of a movie trilogy, The Adventures of

Tintin, Part 1: The Secret of the Unicorn, is being played in

theaters throughout the U.S.A. It is a Steven Spielberg – Peter

Jackson 3D Animation Movie and it is rated PG. It has

already been out in the rest of the world for a few months and

has been an outstanding success grossing over $200 millions.

I have not seen the movie but I have read the 23 albums of

adventures while growing up and I recommend them highly to

parents for their children. Warning: they might enjoy them

more than their kids!

The drawings are simple and sober but magnificent; if there

are any details, they are indicative of the story; the plot is

impeccable. Every age group can benefit from them but

especially children. Our church library located in the

basement of the hall has a few copies that you may browse or

read or check out…

At this stage, you may have begun to think that I am losing

my mind… Why is Father talking about secular comic strips?

True, these comic strips are not particularly religious in

nature. However, they are good taste, clever, and informative,

as well as clean fun to read and instill a proper sense of what

is right and wrong. They do not involve monsters or people

with extraordinary powers but ordinary people, good or bad,

true to life. The character defects of the main personages are

dealt with humor and are rich in moral lessons.

Tintin is pure of heart : he has no jealousy, nor envy, nor

impure desire. Once a while, he experiences anger out of

rightful indignation as Jesus (Expelling of the Temple’s

merchants). We do not know anything about Tintin’s family

like Melchisedech in Genesis, he has neither father, nor

mother. However, Hergé provides eventually a substitute

father, Captain Haddock. Haddock has a choleric temper.

When he meets Tintin for the first time he is alcoholic and

violent but eventually, thanks to Tintin’s influence, he

experiences a true redemption, not without difficulties and

lapses, and become also pure of heart…

Church News Sunday, December 18: 4th Sunday of Advent. Window

Commitment Sunday: Stay in Church after both 8 & 11

AM Masses for a presentation of our stained glass

windows restoration project. Coffee & donuts after both

Masses: Mark & Stephanie Rankin Family. Collection

Counters: Lucas Zanger & Mary Jo Holtschlag. Help is

needed to bring the Christmas decoration from the rectory

basement to church after the 11 AM Mass and following the

presentation.

Monday through Friday there will be a 7 AM Mass.

Wednesday, December 21: St. Thomas the Apostle. No

Bible Study Class. Class will resume on Wednesday January

11. Read through Genesis.

Saturday, December 24: Vigil of the Nativity. 8 AM Mass.

Christmas: Come as early as 11:15 PM on Saturday for

Christmas Carols before the Midnight Mass. Confessions

begin also at 11:15 PM and stop at 11:50 PM. At Midnight,

there will be a procession of the child Jesus to the crèche

followed by Midnight Mass. Come to the hall at least for a

few minutes after Mass to exchange greetings and get some

refreshments.

Sunday, December 25: Feast of the Nativity. 8 AM Second

Mass of Christmas, Mass at dawn. 11 AM Third Mass of

Christmas, Mass of the Day. If you attend the Midnight

Mass, you have satisfied for the Sunday and Holy Day

obligation. No Sunday school. Collection Counters: Leo

Zanger & Mary Penrose.

Attention Parents of toddlers and infants: Out of charity for

other church goers, do not wait to step out of church when

your child is crying or being disruptive. You may be used to

the noise but others might not especially older folks.

Sometimes people mention they would like to attend St. Rose

but find the background noise distracting.

Christmas Memorial Poinsettias: Do you have a loved one

you would like remembered with flowers at Christmas? Please

use the envelopes in the vestibule, filling in all blanks, and

putting your donation inside. These can be placed in the

Sunday collection basket or taken to the rectory.

Have you noticed the beautiful quilt of St. Rose window in

the hall? It was made and donated by Alaine Baugher. It will

be the object of a special raffle. All monies will go to the

restoration project of our stained glass windows. Chances are

available. Tickets are $1 a piece or 6 for $5 and are available

at the rectory during Business hours. The drawing will take

place on June 2nd 2012, on the anniversary date of the

Dedication of the Church.

Centennial Items: Are you looking for a Christmas gift?

Our cookbook can make a wonderful gift. ($15) It may be

purchased either at the rectory during business hours or at the

Zanger Real Estate Office on Broadway & 12 St. Also

available are trivets and aprons with a picture of the church

for $10 each. St. Rose Church tapestry (afghan: 50 x 60 inch,

$45) is no longer available.

St. Rose Christmas Cards representing our Nativity window

are also available on the rack in the vestibule for $2 a piece or

in a packet of 20 cards for $12 (10 Nativity & 10 Angels

windows).

Mystic Monk Coffee Drive: Consider purchasing what is

considered some of the finest gourmet coffee available. See

the Mystic Monk Coffee poster and sign-up forms located in

the vestibule for more information. It will not only help the

traditional Carmelite Monks in Wyoming who make it but the

Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter as well. Save your used Coffee

ground and add it to Church Compost next to the Garage!

St. Rose History Tidbit #32: While the first church was

being built, the congregation opened their homes to their

pastor. It was common practice then, that when a church is

not available, for a priest to offer the Holy Sacrifice in private

or public buildings. Fr. Brennan offered Holy Mass in many

parish homes although the congregation still attended St. Peter

or St. John. The first such Mass in St. Rose parish is believed

to have been in the Settles’ family home at 815 Chestnut.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

Sunday, December 18. Meeting in Church after both

Masses. As you know, our stained glass windows are in need

of work and we plan to begin the restoration process

sometimes after the completion of our Centennial Year in

June 2012. We need to raise a considerable amount of money

to achieve this goal. Our fundraisers (dinners, sales, card

parties, cookbook, other items, etc...) have been useful. We

will update you on how much has been raised so far. Also a

few families have already agreed to sponsor the restoration of

a particular window. Consider being part of this historic

church by making a commitment in sponsoring a window you

like if you have not done so. We will explain to you the

various ways it can be done and which windows still need a

sponsor. We will explain what the restoration process entails.

Friday, January 6 & Saturday 7 Night Vigil 8:00pm -

2:00am at St. Anthony Church: 115th Consecutive Monthly

-Communion of Reparation Night Vigil. Celebrant will be

Reverend Jeff Stone of Liberty. Fr. Tom Haegstrom Pastor. All

welcome! For information call Mark & Stephanie Rankin at

217-224-5904 or Janice Pohlman at 217-222-5769.

Sunday, January 15: Fatima Rosary Rally 3 PM St. Rose

Church. 15 decade rosary followed by Benediction of the

Blessed Sacrament and enrollment in the brown scapular.

Sunday, June 10, 2012: Pontifical High Mass celebrated by

Bishop Paprocki to conclude our CENTENNIAL

CELEBRATION. The actual 100th anniversary of the

Dedication of St. Rose of Lima Church is on Saturday, June 2,

2012. Make sure you mark your calendar and plan to be

here on June 10.