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June 19, 2016

Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

Vol. 8, Number 30

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

CODE: QRZH4X

Church Secretary: Anna Renner

Altar Servers:

Fr. Robert Fromageot

Chuck Zanger (217) 653-3863

Choir Director: Fr. Robert Fromageot

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

Diocesan Child Abuse Reporting and Investigation Number (217) 321-1155

Mass Schedule

Sunday Masses: 8 & 10:30am

Weekday Masses: 7am & 12:10pm

Holy Days: 12:10 & 6pm

Confessions & Rosary: 30 min. before Mass

Adoration Thursday: 12:50pm-6pm

Visitors

Welcome to historic St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church! Built

over a century ago, we all owe a debt of gratitude to the Irish

faithful who were the first to call this church their parish. For

apart from the countless sacrifices made by that first

generation of faithful to build a suitable house of prayer and

divine worship for the greater glory of God, this beautiful

church would not exist.

Our beautiful stained glass windows, perhaps the most

stunning feature of the church, have been newly restored.

Rendered in the Munich Pictorial style, they depict scenes

from the life of Christ as well as images of various angels and

saints.

The careful observer will discern elements from the Gothic,

Romanesque, and Byzantine styles which together make up

the style known as Venetian Gothic. Bishop Paprocki

consecrated the new main and side altars in 2012 and

established the church as a personal parish on New Years

Day, 2014.

The liturgy celebrated at St. Rose follows the extraordinary

form of the Roman Rite, and employs primarily the ancient

Latin language. On Sundays, translations of both the ordinary

and propers of the Mass are provided. To follow daily Mass

you may wish to invest in a daily Latin English Missal

available at the rectory or download an app like IMass.

Internet access is available in church at StRoseChurch

(password: latinmass). Make sure to mute your device while

in church. Also, St. Rose’s state-of-the-art heating and

cooling system assures a comfortable environment year round

in which to pray and worship.

After both Sunday Masses, visitors are invited to meet and

greet our parishioners in the parish hall and socialize over

coffee and donuts. If interested in joining the parish, simply

call the office.

ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH

Quincy, Illinois

A Personal Parish for the Extraordinary Form

of the Roman Rite or

Traditional Latin Mass

Staffed by the Priests of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter

Fr. Arnaud Devillers, FSSP Pastor

Fr. Robert Fromageot, FSSP Assistant Pastor

From the Pastor’s Desk 5th Sunday after Pentecost The Multiplication of Loaves

This Sunday’s Gospel describes the miracle of the

multiplication of the loaves that Jesus worked for a great

throng of people who had followed him to listen to him

and to be healed of various illnesses.

As evening fell the disciples suggested to Jesus that he

send the crowds away so that they might take some

refreshment. But the Lord had something else in mind:

“You give them something to eat” (Mt 14:16). However

they had “only five loaves... and two fish”. Jesus’

subsequent action evokes the sacrament of the

Eucharist: “He looked up to heaven, and blessed, and

broke and gave the loaves to the disciples, and the

disciples gave them to the crowds” (Mt 14:19).

The miracle consists in the brotherly sharing of a few

loaves which, entrusted to the power of God, not only

sufficed for everyone but enough was left over to fill 12

baskets. The Lord asked this of the disciples so that it

would be they who distributed the bread to the

multitude; in this way he taught and prepared them for

their future apostolic mission: in fact, they were to bring

to all the nourishment of the Word of life and of the

sacraments.

In this miraculous sign the incarnation of God and the

work of redemption are interwoven. Jesus, in fact, “went

ashore” from the boat to meet the men and women (cf. Mt

14:14). St Maximus the Confessor said that the Word of

God made himself present for our sake, by taking flesh,

derived from us and conformed to us in all things save

sin, in order to expose us to his teaching with words and

examples suitable for us”

Here the Lord offers us an eloquent example of his

compassion for people. Christ is attentive to material

needs but he wished to give more, because man always

“hungers for more, he needs more”. God’s love is present

in the bread of Christ; in the encounter with him “we

feed on the living God himself, so to speak, we truly eat

the ‘bread from Heaven’”.

In the Eucharist Jesus also makes us witnesses of God’s

compassion towards all our brothers and sisters. The

Eucharistic mystery thus gives rise to a service of charity

towards neighbor. St Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of

the Society of Jesus, also bore witness to this. Indeed

Ignatius chose to live “finding God in all things, loving

him in all creatures” (cf. Constitutions of the Society of

Jesus, III, 1, 26).

Let us entrust our prayers to the Virgin Mary, so that

she may open our hearts to compassion for our neighbor

and to fraternal sharing.

MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS

Sunday 19: 5th Sunday after Pentecost; Chris Weiss 8:00am Low Mass

Pro Populo 10:30am High Mass

Daily Masses:

Monday 20: St. Silverus; Mack children 7:00am Mass

Dominic Rankin 12:10pm Mass

Tuesday 21: St. Aloysius Gonzaga; Cindy Neisen 7:00am Mass

Florence R. “Becky” Dieker † 12:10pm Mass

** Our Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions

Wednesday 22: St. Vitus and Companions; Tom Holtschlag 7:00am Mass

Wayne and Willa Wheeler 12:10pm Mass

Thursday 23: Vigil of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist; John Hiland 7:00am Mass

Hannah Renner † 12:10pm Mass

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

Friday 24: Nativity of St. John the Baptist; Ferd and Antoinette Niemann 7:00am Mass

Kevin Hansen † 12:10pm Mass

Saturday 25: St. William; Mr. David Bar-Illan † 8:00am Mass

Henry and Elizabeth (Blickhan) Maas and family † 12:10pm Mass

Sunday 26: 6th Sunday after Pentecost; Schuyler and Elizabeth Chandler and family 8:00am Low Mass

Pro Populo 10:30am High Mass

Confessions and Rosary 30 minutes prior to Mass

Church News Sunday June 19: 5th Sunday after Pentecost: 8 am

Low Mass. 10:30 am High Mass. Money Counters: Mark

Rankin & Mary Jo Holtschlag. Coffee & Donuts: Terry

Meats & Kirk McReynolds.

This week, there will a 7 am Mass Monday thru Friday

and an 8 am Mass on Saturday.

Wednesday, June 22: Anniversary of the Reception and

Installation of Bishop Thomas John Paprocki, ninth

Bishop of the diocese.

Friday, June 24: First Class Feast of the Nativity of

St. John the Baptist. No abstinence nor penance is

required on this day.

Sunday June 26: 6th Sunday after Pentecost: 8 am

Low Mass. 10:30 am High Mass. Money Counters: Phil

Kemner & Steve Blickhan. Coffee & Donuts: Mark &

Stephanie Rankin Family. 2nd Collection: Peter, for the

charities of the Holy Father.

Do you wish to listen again to a homily at St. Rose? It is now possible! Just go to www.saintrosehomilies.org

Bookmark this page! If you have a mobile device or tablet,

pointing to a podcast is better. It not only lists the latest

at the top but will allow you to multitask with your device

while you are still listening and will notify you of any new

homily as they are posted. Podcast URL: [http://

www.luke2427.org/podcast.php]. The clearer sounding

homilies start with "20151215" (December 15, 2015). For

technical help, see Bob Miles.

Good News For the Ladies of Charity!

Yes, the Ladies of Charity of Quincy has been blessed

once again. Recently, the agency was able to purchase

the building at 24th and Elm (previously the Dollar Store,

not Dollar General) to use as the Ladies of Charity Thrift

Store. This structure will increase the present sales area

at the 12th & Chestnut location by over 50%, and the

storage area will be nearly doubled. Everything will be

conveniently located on one main floor, and parking

spaces will be plentiful.

All sales at the Thrift Store contribute to the funds

needed to provide items in short supply at the Ladies of

Charity Center at 4th & State--food, towels, blankets,

underwear, diapers, fans, pillows, and laundry detergent-

-items that are distributed to those in need.

Plan to visit the Ladies of Charity Thrift Store in their

new location later this summer.

Ladies of Charity--Gifts from the Garden

Is your bountiful garden producing more than you care to

eat or process this summer? If you have extra produce on

hand, the Ladies of Charity will be glad to accept your

donations to distribute to those in need. Please drop off

your excess garden goodies to the Ladies of Charity

Center at 4th and State, Quincy, on Mondays or Fridays,

from 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Thank you so much!

Ladies of Charity Clients In Need of Pans

Even though the families who visit the Ladies of

Charity Center are only allowed a maximum of one skillet

and one pot per year, the need far outweighs the supply.

If you have an excess of these items, gently used, please

consider donating them to the Ladies of Charity.

PLEASE only leave donated items at either Ladies of

Charity facility when the building is open-- The

Center, 4th & State, Monday and Friday, 9:00-3:00; The

Thrift Store, 12th & Chestnut, Wed. through Saturday,

9:00-4:00

Thank you so much for all your generous donations,

past and future. Jane Haas

Year of Mercy Juried Art Exhibition

To celebrate the Year of Mercy, the Diocese of Springfield

in Illinois and the Quincy Art Center will host a juried

exhibition of sacred art with the theme of Mercy. This

competition is open to all artists age 19 (by entry

deadline) and older, living in the United States. All

submitted artwork must explore a theme related to works

of Mercy. Work must be original, designed and executed

by the submitting artist. Artwork must be received by

July 15, 2016. The exhibition opens on August 12 and

runs through September 17, 2016. For a prospectus and

entry form go to http://www.dio.org/yearofmercy/art-

exhibition.html

A Junior Division art show will be announced in the

Spring.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

Sunday, June 12, at 2:00pm: 2nd Annual Red, White

& Blue Mass at St. Peter Church. All are welcome &

encouraged to attend in order to honor all military and

first responders in Adams County. Any member, past or

present, of the military, police, fire, or other first

responder group who is willing to serve as a lector, honor

guard member, server, or cantor is asked to call Kathy or

Carolyn at St. Peter at 222-3155. Please join us in this

event.

Wednesday, June 22 at noon: Fortnight for

Freedom Diocesan event: Prayer Rally, Lincoln statue

at the State Capitol. In the event of rain, the rally will be

held in the auditorium of the Howlett Building.

Friday, June 24: Nativity of St. John the Baptist (1st

Class)

Tuesday, June 28: St. Rose Card Party - Doors open

at 11am/lunch is served at 12 noon. Bring a friend and

stay for the day, we look forward to visiting with you.

Please Call: 217-223-8015 or 222-7219.

Friday, July First: The Most Precious Blood of Our

Lord Jesus Christ (1st Class)

Sunday, July 3: External Solemnity of SS. Peter &

Paul

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