St. Anthony of Padua

2223 St. Anthony RD Quincy, IL 62305

MAY

20 2018

Diocese of Springfield in Illinois

Bishop Thomas John Paprocki

www.dio.org

Rev. Tom Donovan, Pastor

pastor@stanthonypadua.org

Deacon Harry Cramer

deacon@stanthonypadua.org

Bonnie Nytes , DRE

dre@stanthonypadua.org

Sue Kelley,

St. Dominic School Principal

skelley@stdominicquincy.org

Sueanne Spencer

St. Dominic School Secretary

sspencer@stdominicquincy.org

St. Dominic School Office:

217-224-0041

Fax: 217-224-0042

St. Anthony Parish Office

Ava Fessler & Janet Bick

Parish Office: 217-222-5996

Fax: 217-224-6477

E-Mail:

afessler@stanthonypauda.org

secretary@stanthonypadua.org

bulletin@stanthonypadua.org

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— Mass Times —

Saturday: 4:00, 6:30 pm

Sunday: 8:00, 10:30 am

M, Tu, Th: 7:30 am

W (school): 8:30 am

F (St. Vincent): 10:30 am

Holy Days: as announced

— Sacrament of Reconciliation —

Saturday: 5:00-6:00 pm and

other times by appointment

-Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament-

Tuesday: after Mass until noon

Except when funeral

Temporary

— Parish Office Hours —

8:00 am to 12 noon, M—Th

Bulletin Deadline: Monday, Noon�

St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church 2223 St. Anthony Road — Quincy, Illinois 62305

Web: www.stanthonypadua.org Office: (217) 222-5996 Fax: (217) 224-6477

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Mon, May 21, 2018

7:30 am Carlene Soebbing+

Tues., May 22, 2018

7:30 am Rose Mary Benz+

Adoration of the

Blessed Sacrament until noon

7:00 pm Eighth Grade Graduation

Wed, May 23, ,2018

at St. Dominic School

8:30 am Joe Grawe+

Thurs, May 24, 2018 7:30 am Mary Prindle+

Fri, May 25, 2018

at St. Vincent’s Home

10:15 am Mary Ellen Lohman+

Pentecost Sunday

Sat. May 26, 2018

4:00 pm Jim Damhorst+

6:30 pm Parish Intentions

Sun. May 27, 2018

8:00 am Bradly Hildebrand+

10:30 am Charles Schafer+

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Risen indeed! Pentecost brings us to the completion, perhaps the

“fulfillment” of the Easter mystery as we rejoice in the outpouring of

God’s power made manifest in the Holy Spirit. May our observance of

Lent, Passiontide, and Easter bear fruit in God’s people unto eternal life!

On Saturday, May 26, Bishop Paprocki will ordain four men to the Sacred Order of

the Priesthood at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Springfield at

10:30am. Every ordination is a special event for a Diocesan Church and for all of its

parishes. Not only is it the way that ministers are provided so that the needs of the

faithful are met across 28 counties of Central Illinois, not only is it possible that one

or more of these men could one day be a pastor or spiritual leader of our own parish

church, but it is a sign of the Holy Spirit moving among God’s people, entrusting them

with the very heart of the Church’s mission to preach and

baptize (‘make holy’).

Rob Johnson is the son of Doug and Patty Johnson of

Niantic, IL (near my own hometown of Decatur). His first

Mass will be at Visitation Church of Resurrection Parish in

Illiopolis at 2pm. Fr. Johnson will be the Parochial Vicar

at St. Boniface Parish in Edwardsville, as well as chaplain

at SIU-E.

Aaron Kuhn is the son of Tom and Barbara Kuhn will

celebrate his first Mass at St. Edward Church in Mendon

on Sunday, May 27 at 2pm. Fr. Kuhn will be the new pa-

rochial vicar at the Church of St. Peter in Quincy.

Dominic Rankin is the son of Mark and Stephanie Ran-

kin, and member of St. Rose parish in Quincy. His first

Mass will be at St. Rose at 10:30am on Sunday, May 27.

He will be returning to Rome for graduate studies.

Mark Tracy is the son of Jim and Jill Tracy of Quincy. His first Mass

will be at Holy Family Church in Mt. Sterling at 3pm on Sunday, May 27.

Fr. Tracy will serve as Parochial Vicar at St. Anthony’s Church in Effing-

ham.

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In the coming weeks we also congratulate Fr. Tom Hagstrom who

celebrates his 25th Anniversary of Ordination on May 29.

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May is traditionally held as a month in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Let us pray… the Magnificat My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord, my spirit rejoices in God my savior; he has

looked with favor on his lowly servant. From this day all generations will call me blessed;

the almighty has done great things for me and holy is his name. He has mercy on those

who fear him in every generation. He has shown the strength of his arm and has scat-

tered the proud in their conceit. He has cast down the mighty from their thrones and has

lifted up the lowly. He has filled the hungry with good things, while the rich he has sent

away empty. He has come to the help of his servant Israel, to remember his promise of

mercy. The promise he made to our fathers; to Abraham and his children forever.

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St. Dominic School 4100 Columbus Road — Quincy, Illinois 62305

Web: www.stdominicquincy.org Office: (217) 224-0041 Fax: (217) 224-0042

skelley@stdominicquincy.org

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Annual Olympic Day Highlights On May 8th, our students participated in our annual Olympic Day events. The 5th –8th grade students

traveled to Flinn Stadium to compete in track and field events with students from the Quincy, Hannibal, and

Mt. Sterling Catholic grade schools. The event began with an opening ceremony that was followed by boys

and girls dashes, relays, long jumps, tug-of-war, and distance throwing events.

Our younger grade students participated in Olympic Day events at school. The students were divided into

five teams, representing the colors of the Olympic rings, with each team competing in a variety of activities.

The event included a closing ceremony with the awarding of medals and ribbons.

The day was enjoyed by all and was filled with camaraderie, sportsmanship, and lots of fun.

Next Week:

Monday, May 21 — Summer Birthdays Out of Dress Code Day Tuesday, May 22 — 8th Grade Honors, 9:30a.m. Graduation, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 23 School Mass at 8:30 a.m 4 year old Preschool Gradation and Last Day

Last Week of May: Monday, May 28 — Memorial Day — No School Tues-day, May 29 — School Picnic Thursday, May 30 — Last Day of School for K-7. School Mass at 8:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Dismissal. No dismissal busing.�

End of the Year School Calendar

Teacher Openings for the 2018-2019 School Year

St. Dominic School has two teaching position openings for the 2018-2019 school year: a 6th grade teacher and a part-time P.E. teacher. Applicants must have Illinois teaching certification. Resumes may be sent to Sue Kelley, Principal, St. Dominic School, 4100 Columbus Rd., Quincy, IL 62305 or skelley@stdominicquincy.org.

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� — Parish Data —� �

In charity, please remember in your prayers: Albert Huber Barbara Boone Don Goerlich Jim Mast Jason

Rice Neva Nelson Mike Hildebrand Joyce Taute Tanner Scranton Florence Griesbaum Kim Peters

Jackie Schieferdecker Martha Cline Susan Bauer Paul Edwards, Jr. Ashley Howerton Evelyn Genenbacher

Also please remember in your prayers those who have died in 2018: Carlene Soebbing

Rose Mary Benz Ruth Robey Mary Tipton Carolyn Stupasky Rita Hildebrand Terry Mast

Mary Prindle Dolly Genenbacher Mary Lou Anderson

Tues. May 22 6:30 pm Stewardship Meeting 7:00 pm St. Dominic 8th Grade Graduation Thursday, May 24 6:30 pm We Care

PARISH CALENDAR

ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL

Assessment (FY 2017-18): $71,987.00

Total Pledged: $35,580.00

Residual (to be paid June 2018) $36,407.00

DEBT/ACCRUED DEFICITS

Balance owed to diocese: from before July 1, 2017

$0.00

Current Diocesan Liabilities: Since July 1, 2017

$57,000.00

Parish Ministry Schedule - Sat-Sun, May 26 & 27, 2018 4:00 PM 6:30PM Sunday, 8:00 AM Sunday, 10:30 AM

Key Minister/

Sacristan Jr. & Jackie Dreyer Gene & Rita Goerlich Jan Barnard

Lector Janice Zanger George Benz Cathy Carpenter Kim Peters

Usher

James Lohman Raymond Maas Bill Anderson Jr. Dreyer

David Vonderheide Kent Wellman George Benz RJ Boone

Anthony Haley Mike Hummel Tom Mock Mark Neisen

Todd Klauser Norman Rodriguez Craig Schafer Rick Schafer

Servers Andrew Steinkoenig Volunteer

Parker Brown Braden Brown

Teresa Drotar Monica Drotar

Alex Huseman Meredith Eversman

Greeter Pat Vaughn Elmer & Jeanne Maas Mike Genenbacher Family Tom & Deb Woodworth

Rosary

Leader Norma Weiman Roger Terstriep Don & Judy Talken Marilyn Meyer

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Loose Collection $ 812.00 $42,998.63

Weekly Envelopes $12,642.78 $490,296.49

Electronic Deposits $0.00 $34,270.00

Totals $13,454.78 $569,565.12

Budget Goal $13,000.00 $598,000.00

Difference $454.78 ($28,434.88)

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WEEKLY PARISH OFFERING

Counters, Mon. May 21: Dana Lugering Jack Kuhlman

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Grief Share

The next session will begin August 16th.

Ava Barner Emily Bliven

Brix Bockenfeld Landon Bordewick

Lydia Brown Oliver Bruns Kage Cook

Tori Hugenberg Bryer Hummel

Lane Neisen Calvin Schneider Olivia Stephens Kyleigh Thomas

Brennan Venvertloh Elaina Weiman Sydney Wilson Lily Young

Congratulations to our

First Communicants

Mark your calendars for the St. Francis Parish Picnic June 9th, 5:00 pm –midnight.

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St. Anthony of Padua Church, Quincy May 20, 2018�

Cursillo #335 (Men’s) June 21-24

Junefest Saturday, June 16, 4pm—midnight

Mass will be offered on the morning of Memorial Day at 9 am at Calvary Cemetery in Quincy. There will be no regularly-scheduled Monday morning Mass at St. Anthony on this day! Please bring you’re a lawn chair and join us in front of the chapel at Calvary Cemetery. In the event of rain, Mass will take place at Blessed Sacrament Church (1119 So. 7th Street).

St. Dominic 8th Grade Graduation Tuesday, May 22, 7 pm

The St. Dominic School Eighth Grade Graduation will take place on the evening of May 22

at St. Anthony Church. The Eighth Grade awards ceremony will take place earlier in the

morning at St. Dominic School. We congratulate our graduates and wish them well as

they become high school freshmen.

St. Anthony Picnic Saturday, July 21, 4:00 pm—midnight

The 2018 St. Anthony Picnic will take place on the church grounds on the evening of Saturday, July 21 following the 4:00 pm Mass. Food, crafts, children’s activities, and bingo will all be avail-able through the evening. Music will be provided by Lil Ronnie. Please plan to join us for this an-nual celebration!

Memorial Day Mass Monday, May 28, 9:00 am

St. Louis Cardinals Bus Trip Sunday, July 15

A bus trip is being planned to see the St. Louis Cardinals play the Cincinnati Reds at Busch Sta-dium on Sunday, July 15. A full-service motor coach will leave St. Anthony’s on Sunday morning, to arrive in St. Louis with plenty of time before the 1:15 pm game. Coolers for lunch and bever-ages are welcomed on the bus! Seats are $55 each, and may be reserved through the parish office (217) 222-5996.

Junefest will take place on the grounds of St. Dominic School on the evening of June 16, begin-ning with Mass at 4 pm. All are invited for food, drink, music, and friends! Drawings for the Junefest Big Prize Raffle will be held through the evening. We are always in need of volunteers to work and help with leadership roles, before-during-after! Please call the parish office (222-5996).

Parishioner Andy Veile is the rector (leader), Deacon Harry is an Assistant Spiritual Director, and several

other parishioners are members of the team for Cursillo 335, to be held at the Quincy University North

Campus on the weekend of June 21-24. Cursillo is a “short course” in Christianity over three days

(Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon) inviting candidates to deepen their commitment to the per-

son and teachings of Jesus Christ. Applications and further info can be found at www.quincycursillo.com.

Vacation Bible School Sunday, August 5, 6, 7,8 6:30—8:30pm Vacation Bible School, “The Maker Fun Factory,” invites our young people, preschool through fifth grade,

and a cast of adult helpers, to celebrate God’s creative powers. We make the words of Psalm 139 our own

as we proclaim that “I am fearfully and wonderfully made!” Each evening will include crafts and snacks,

teaching and fun, all centered on this biblical theme. Registrations will be taken soon. Adults who would

like to help in any way should call Bonnie at the parish office (217) 222-5996.

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� May 20, 2018 St. Anthony of Padua Church, Quincy �

Nursing Care Patients �

IL Veterans Home

Fr John Carberry

Jim Freiburg

Michael Hildebrand

Albert Huber

Don Goerlich

Good Samaritan Home

Barbara Boone

Martha Cline

Sunset Home

Jim Mast

Bickford Cottages

Joanne Greving

Margie Niekamp

Paul Stupasky

MAY GROCERY ITEMS

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Ladies of Charity & Catholic Charities

Thank you!

Protecting God’s Children sessions have been scheduled at Blessed Sacrament Parish in Quincy: Monday, June 4th, 6:00-9:00 pm

All sessions will be held in the Leo Amen Room (cafeteria) of Blessed Sacrament School, 1117 South 7th. Access to the school is vial the alley (South) side entrance. Please phone 217-222-2759 (parish office) to register for any of these sessions.

St. Dominic Junefest is only 6 weeks away!

The Big Prize Raffle update: The Raffle is off to a great

start and we are hoping for a sell out! Please continue to

sell tickets and turn them in as you sell them. You won’t

want to miss out on a chance to win 1 of the 50 prizes and

the incentives for selling the tickets are amazing! More

tickets are available in the church and school offices.

Volunteer sign-up time! The committee has moved to an

on-line sign-up system for volunteers and your help is re-

quested to make this transition go as smooth as possible.

If you have provided your email address to the church

or school, you should be receiving an email from

the Junefest Committee through SignUp Genius.

Simply click the link in the email and sign-up for

the times you would like to volunteer. You will re-

ceive an email confirmation that you have suc-

cessfully signed up and will also receive an email

reminder a few days before the event. You can

access the sign-up at any time and can make

changes, if you need to.

If you have not provided an email, or do not have a

current email account, don’t worry, we have op-

tions for you, too! You can access the sign-

up by going to

www.junefestbigprizeraffle.org and clicking

on the SignUp Genius link.

If email is not your style, simply contact

one of the Committee Chairpersons by

phone and we will plug you in!

Jessica Bliven: (217) 316-1472

Jackie Bruns: (217) 430-8096

Melissa Young: (314) 497-8611

As you know, it takes hundreds of volun-

teer hours to pull off Junefest! Prepara-

tions begin Wednesday, June 13 and continue with food

prep on Thursday and final set-up Saturday before the big

event. Clean-up will be held on Monday, June 18. Please

be generous with your time and sign-up the whole family,

as there is a fun job for everyone.

Priesthood Ordination & First Mass Deacon Aaron Kuhn, seminarian for the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois, will be ordained to the Priesthood on Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 10:30am in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep-tion, 524 E Lawrence Avenue, Springfield, IL by Bishop Thomas John Paprocki. Fr. Kuhn will celebrate his first Mass of Thanksgiving on Sunday, May 27, 2018 at 2:00pm at St. Edward the Confessor Church, 214 S State Road, Mendon, IL with a reception and open house follow-ing Mass until 7pm in the parish hall. Everyone is invited to the ordination and the Mass of Thanksgiving and reception. Deacon Aaron is the son of Barb and the late Tom Kuhn of Mendon.

Birthright Open House Birthright is helping more expectant mothers than ever before in Quincy, and that’s led to the need for more space. They’ve found the space they need in-side the “Olive Branch” at 428 North 6th Street, and Birthright is inviting the public to stop by and check it out, learn more about Birthright’s mission and enjoy some light refreshments on Sunday,

May 20th from 1:30pm – 4:30pm

The Antoinette “Dolly” Genenbacher family would like to thank Fr. Tom Donovan, Fr. Irenaeus Kimminau,

O.F.M., the Butterfly Committee and the St. Anthony Par-ish family for the beautiful funeral Mass; the St. Anthony Ladies for the delicious luncheon; and we would also like to recognize the services that the We Care Committee provided during Dolly’s time in the nursing home.

St. Anthony of Padua Church, Quincy May 20, 2018�

NEEDED: Chairman for the St. Anthony Picnic

“Basketball”

Please contact a chairman if interested: George Dreyer 242-1865 Matt Weiman 430-8005 Dave Keck 242-4329 Sara Courtney 440-7375 Ron & Betty Kasparie 242-4163 /430-8733 Jay & Julie Peter 440-4980/617-9947 Jr. & Jackie Dreyer 779-0029/222-8049

RED CROSS BLOOD

DRIVE: Blessed Sacra-ment is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Wednes-day, May 23, 2018 in

the Gathering Space with the American Red Cross. If you are at least 17 years old, 16 years old with a signed Red Cross parental/guardian consent form, weigh at least 110 pounds and in good health, you may be eli-gible to give blood. Each pint of blood that is donated may be helping as many as three people. Thank you in advance for helping to save lives! Please call the Parish Office to sign up to give on that day, 222-2759.

ST. PETER ADORATION CHAPEL HAS THE FOLLOWING

OPENINGS for anyone who would like to spend an hour in prayer: Sunday 2 am-3 am Monday 3 am-4 am(1st & 2nd week of the month) Monday 8 pm-9 pm (alternating months) Tuesday 1 am-2 am (alternating weeks) Thursday 4 pm-5 pm Saturday Noon-1 pm Saturday 5:00 pm-6 pm (1st & 4th week of the month) Saturday 9:00 pm-10 pm

Please contact Gina Wolf at 217-257-9966 or Mary Voorhis at 653-3127 with any questions or to set up a time to try an hour in the Adoration Chapel. We would

love to have you come and join us in the Chapel.

QND Baseball Tiramisu Fundraiser will be held all day on May 22nd. 15% of all Sales (lunch or dinner, dine-in or carry-out) go to QND Baseball. Please support QND

Baseball by dining at Tiramisu on May 22nd.

Ladies of the Parish it is that time of year to get ready for Card Parties! The Ladies Society is asking for a dona-tion of $10 plus a $2 door prize. Thank you for your sup-port.

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➲➳➵ ➸➺ ➻➼➽➳➾ ➚➸➪➪ ➶➹➘➴➴➹➷➬➴➹➷➷➬➮ ➱ ✃✃✃➾❐➪❒➻➾➚➳❮ ❰Ï➾ Ð➼ÏÑ➳➼Ò ➳➽ Ó➸➺Ô➸ ÕÑÔ➵➚Ñ Ö Ö× ➴➶➹➶ØÙ❐

ÚÛÜÝÞÛß àáÛßÜàâã äåæçèéêë ìèíê äåæçèéêë îïðñ òóçô

õö÷øù ú÷÷û üýþÿ✐þ✐÷� ✁ý✂✂÷ÿþ t÷ÿ ♦�② ✄ù♦øþö ☎÷�û✐þ✐÷�✆✄ù♦øþö②õù✐❡öþ ▲÷✝✝✆ ✥û✈♦�❛ùû ✥øøùÿ❡② ☎øù♦ÿ✐�❡ü÷ ◆ÿý❡✝✆ ü÷ üùùûøù✝ ÷ÿ ✁ýÿ❡ùÿ②❉✞✳ ✟✠✞❦ ✡☛☞✌✍✎❤☞✠❣✏ ❉✑✏ ❉❆✑❈✒✷✓✓✓ ✵✔✕✕✔✖s✗✘✙ ✚✛✜✘✢✣✙ ✤✷✦✼✧✷✷★✙✷✓✩✓✇✇✇ ✘✪✫✛✖✪✬✭✔✪✬✫✭✮✛✜✘✢✣ ✢✗✯

▼✰✰✱ ✲✴✶✱✸✹✺✻✸✽✴✶

❱✾✿❝❀❁❂✿✉❃❄❅ ❇✉❊❋❃❊❅●❍

■■❏❑❖❖P◗

❘❙❚❯❲❳ ❨ ❩❳❬❭❪ ❫❴❵❜ ❞❳❢❥❧♠❳❬♥♣qr①①③r④⑤⑥⑦ ⑧⑨⑩❶❷❸❹❺❻❼❽❾❿➀❾➁➂➃❺➄➂➅❺❽➆➇❺➈

➉➊➋ ➌➍➎➏➐➎➊➑➒ ➓➔→➣↔➑↔↕➙ ➛➜➓➝➞➑➋ ➟➌↕↔➏➠➌

➡➢➤➢ ➡➥➦➧➢➨➩➤➫

➭➯➲➳➭➵➲➳➯➸➺➻

➼➽➾➚➪➶➹➪➽➼➘➴➷➹➬➶➴➷➮➱✃❐❒➱❮➱❰✃ ÏÐ❰ÑÐÒÓÒÒ❐Ò✃➱Ñ Ô❐Õ❐❰Ö× ØÙ❒Ò❐❰Ö ÚÐ❮➱