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"We, the Hancock County Catholic Churches, Work Together to Form Disciples of JESUS, to Lead All to HIM in the Eucharist, and to be HIS Presence in the World."

Monday:

8:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday: 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Wednesday:

8:00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Friday: 11:00 a.m.

5:30 p.m. Saturday:

4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Sunday:

8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.

MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULE June 22nd -28th -2015

June 22nd, (Weekday, St. Paulinus of Nola, Bishop; Sts. John Fisher, Bishop, & Thomas More, Martyrs; Gn 12:1-9/Mt 7:1-5) SSPP-Ralph Wiggenjost, by lona Siegrist SHW-Inga Frank, by Marlene Short June 23rd, (Weekday; Gn 13:2, 5 - 18, Mt 7:6, 12 - 14) IC-Holy Hour SSPP-All Souls, by Ruth McKoon IC-Debbie Juneman, by John & Sherry Huston SMH-Colleen Robertson, by Daniela Harris June 24th, (The Nativity of St. John the Baptist; Is 49:1-6, Acts 13:22-26/Lk 1:57-66, 80) SSPP-Carl & Kathy Rose, by their family Hickory Grove-Jerry Markley, by Barb Drozdz SHDC-Mike Markey, by Lester & Frances Markey June 25th, (Weekday; Gn 16:1 -12, 15 -16, Mt 7:21 -29) SSPP-Mike Hatton, by Randy & Cathy Bergmeier IC-Tom Nutt, by Karen Nutt SHW-Rita Wenzel, by Cora & Wilbur Frazer June 26th, (Weekday; Gn 17:1, 9 -10, 15 -22, Mt 8:1 -4) SSPP-Deceased daughters of John & Helen Moffitt, by Jim & Hannelore Moffitt IC-Brittany Wear, by Deacon Bill & Elaine Gray June 27th, (Weekday, St. Cyril of Alexandria, Bishop & Doctor of the Church, BVM; Gn 18:1-15, Mt 8:5-17) SHDC-John Markey, by Paul & Deb Johnson IC-Jean Wood, by Ann Wilkens & family SSPP-Joe Hopp, by Larry & Betty Hopp SMH-For the People June 28th (Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Wis 1:13-15, 2:23-24, 2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15, Mk 5:21-43) SSPP-David Kraus, by Sr. Marilyn Kraus SHW-Ron Van Ausdall, Anniversary of his death, by his family IC-Brian Reiley (L), by the Gambrell family SHDC-Kathy Johnson, by Byron & Diane Shaw

RECTORY FOR ALL CHURCHES: VILLA MARIE

190 N WELLS STREET P 0 BOX 147

NAUVOO, IL 62354 PHONE: 217-453-2428

ssppnauvoo(@.qmail.com

http://hancockcountycatholic.orq

STS. PETER & PAUL CHURCH 170 WELLS STREET NAUVOO, IL 62354

PHONE: 217-453-2428

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH 125 N. FAYETTE STREET

CARTHAGE, IL 62321 PHONE: 217-357-3087

SACRED HEART CHURCH 211 E FIFTH STREET

DALLAS CITY, IL 62330

ST. MARY'S CHURCH 560 LAKEVIEW AVENUE

HAMILTON, IL 62341 PHONE: 217-256-3657

SACRED HEART CHURCH 8TH & WEBSTER STREET

WARSAW, IL 62379

PHONE: 217-256-3657

STS PETER & PAUL SCHOOL 1115 YOUNG STREET, P 0 BOX 160

NAUVOO, IL 62354 PHONE: 217-453-2511 sppskids(&mchsi.com

www.stspeterpaul.org

(For bulletin announcements) officeAstspeterpaul.orq

dianeshcAhotmail.com

CONFESSION SCHEDULE Saturday: 9:30 a.m., SSPP

3:30 p.m., IC 3:30 p.m., SHDC

Sunday: 7:30 a.m., SSPP After Mass, IC After Mass, SHDC 7:30 a.m., SHW

Gifts for God June 14, 2015

Sts. Peter & Paul (Sunday) $2,512.25

Sacred Heart DC (Sunday) $686.00

Immaculate Conception (Sunday) $1,112.53

Sacred Heart W (Sunday) $718.00

St. Mary (Sunday) $923.00

ROSARY INTENTION FOR JUNE: Those not part of our faith.

ALTAR SERVERS Weekend of June 27-28, 2015

4:00 p.m. (SHDC) Cicely Stevenson 4:00 p.m. (IC) Joey Gambrell & Zach Junk 5:30 p.m. (SSPP) Lydia & Riley Long, Gracie Boyles 8:00 a.m. (SSPP) Isaac Siegfried, Luke Celania, Tori Taylor 10:00 a.m. (IC) Lauren & Katie Markey 10:00 a.m. (SHDC) Hill family

FOR EVERYONE

CATHOLIC YOUTH BIBLE CAMP: Starts this Monday, June 22, with mass at 8:00 if you can make it, or come over to the school at 8:30 and we will meet in the gym. If you didn't get signed up...no problem! We will have registration all week and you can sign up any morning at the school. There is a bus from Carthage that will also stop at St. Mary's in Hamilton: Pick up time at Immaculate Conception is 7:45 and in Hamilton it will be 8:10. Students will be dropped off after our 11:30 dismissal, starting in Hamilton (approximately 11:50) and then in Carthage. We do need and appreciate snacks for the campers...please bring your donations to the school or send them with the student. If you have any questions about Camp, please call Edith Ewing at 217-847-3566. Please pray for the success of our Camp!

WELCOME BACK, PILGRIMS! Fr. Szydlik and "The Gang" are back! We hope their pilgrimage was fulfilling and enjoyable. Can't wait to hear all about it!

COLLECTION FOR THE HOLY FATHER. Next week, we will be taking up the Collection for the Holy Father, formerly called the "Peter's Pence" collection. Thanks to the generosity of all who give to this collection, our Holy Father Pope Francis is able to reach out to people the world over in order to alleviate their suffering and respond to their needs in the face of tragedy and disaster. Please be generous in supporting Pope Francis in his pastoral care to the poor and the suffering of the world.

SUMMER HOURS FOR BULLETIN School is out and we are back to our summer schedule. We will be printing the bulletin Thursday mornings so all info needs to be in by Wednesday. Thank you for your cooperation.

Sts. Peter & Paul School is looking for an energetic and highly creative elementary teacher for 3 rd/4th grade. Join a growing school where we are Leaders for Christ! Applicants should be a Catholic in good standing with the Church and have Illinois Elementary certification. Send resume and cover letter to Lisa Gray, Principal, Sts. Peter & Paul School, PO Box 160, Nauvoo, IL 62354, sppskidsmchsi.com and complete Office of Catholic Schools teacher application at www.cdop.orq

SPPS Part-time / Substitute Bus Drivers Qualifications: 21 years old and have or willing to obtain IL school bus license. If interested, please contact Lisa Gray, principal, at 217 -453-

2511or sppskidsgmchsi.com

As Christian stewards, we share the responsibility of making our Church a true community of faith and a vibrant source of service to

the larger community. That includes providing a bequest in your will

so that your parish will be here for future generations of young people.

Catholic Heart Camp 2015 From Sunday June 7th until Friday June 12th, nineteen Hancock County Heart Ministry members and 2 chaperones attended the Catholic Heart Work Camp in Memphis, Tennessee. This wonderful experience allowed our kids to join in praise and worship along with service work throughout the Memphis area with 200 plus other kids. The other parishes that were in attendance came from Florida, South Dakota, Ohio, Missouri and Illinois as well. Service projects included working in a soup kitchen, helping with kids in Boys & Girls clubs, cleaning and repairing schools and churches, helping to repair homes for the elderly and those suffering from abuse and addictions to those with disabilities. Our young people were outstanding servants to God the whole week and were praised by their adult leaders from their worksites. Morning programs and daily Masses helped prepare everyone each day to have the strength to carry on with their task. On the final evening during the nightly program several agency representatives that the kids worked for all week came and expressed their gratitude and told their stories of how even the smallest of efforts put forth bring huge rewards for those less fortunate they serve. After our group helped serve the Friday morning Mass, we began our trip home blessed with the gift of fellowship, the joy of service and the enrichment of their faith. The participants in this year's camp would like to thank everyone that helped to support financially and through prayer to make their time at camp possible and to know that they came away with a desire to go out and "Amplify" their faith! Allison Manka, Lauren Markey, Allison Morgan, Callista Krogmeier, Sara DiPrima, Ellen Gambrell, Hayley Driskell, Jackson Merritt, Michael Carroll, John McIlmoil, Caleb Sinele, Weston Pollock, Joey Gambrell, Zach Junk, David Celania, John Cramsey, Luke Sinele, Michael McCarty, Wyatt Newberry, Rachel Mcllmoil and John McCarty.

Final Days to Register for the Charter Bus Pilgrimage Tuesday, June 23rd is the last day to register for the 2-day charter bus pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, WI from July 26-27. Drop off your registration and check at Assumptions at 101 South Side Square in Macomb by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday. At this point it is too late to mail the registration as it will not arrive in time for the deadline. Assumptions is closed on Mondays.

GPD 2015 Auction: Thank you, thank you, thank you! The 2015 Auction is over, and it was a TREMENDOUS success. We want to thank all of our donors, sponsors, volunteers and attendees; we could not have had such a successful event without ALL of you. Fun was had by all, and as we are still calculating our totals we can safely say that we have definitely made over $105,000. We had over 500 donors, close to 75 workers and a ton of bidders and supporters to make this auction a success. Mike & Jim Sullivan ran the auction and they're both members of our parish family so it's always special to see all the connections to our school and parish. It truly was a miraculous day and thanks does not begin to cover all the gratefulness that we have for each one of you making this day possible. Thank you from the entire God's Portion Day Committee.

God's Portion Day Members Needed: With the auction coming to a close and the school year coming to an end, we are looking to grow our committee for the next year. If you have an interest in joining our team please contact Katie Bendlage at 319-470-0325. Please consider joining our group, we have fun, work hard for a mission and it's a great way to get to know others. Whether you're new to the school, been there for several years or even if your kids have grown and gone and you have time to give we would love for you to join.

ADA Update Thanks to all who made a pledge to the Annual Diocesan Appeal. You can see posted below how our parishes are doing so far. A gift to the ADA, no matter how great or small can go a long way. A pledge of $10 or $20 a month can add up. Even a one-time gift is helpful to the cause. To those who have contributed, we are most grateful. If you have not yet made a gift to the ADA, we invite you to do so today. There are pledge cards in the vestibules of our churches. Every dollar raised to make our goal supports important diocesan services and every dollar raised over our goal will come back to our individual parishes. Thanks again for your generosity.

Goal Pledged Paid SSPP $25,407 $21,505 $15,180 ICC $26,934 $25,435 $18,485 SHDC $9,652 $10,986 $8,786 SHW $11,606 $8,235 $5,630 SMH $11,761 $8,800 $6,145

Prayerful Reading Group: Our next read is the book, In His Spirit by Richard J. Hauser, S.J. This book will help you to "...recognize the movements of the Holy Spirit in your life. Most of us struggle to recognize the difference between the Holy Spirit speaking to us and the thousands of ideas that float through our minds each day." This book is said to transform the way you pray as well as the way you live! I have 5 copies. They are $3 each or you can get a single free copy from DynamicCatholic.com . Change of meeting for July, we usually meet the first Thursday and Saturday of the month, but will next meet Thursday, July 16 and Saturday July 18th.

NAUVOO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ANNUAL HOG ROAST The Nauvoo United Methodist Church is planning its annual Hog Roast for Saturday, June 27, 2015, with plain and barbeque pork and choices of baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad, applesauce, potato chips, tea or lemonade, and desserts. Serving time is 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the church's air-conditioned Friendship Hall at 1610 Ripley Street, Nauvoo, Illinois. Carry-outs will be available. Free-will donations for the meal will be appreciated.

BLESSING OF SEED, ANIMALS AND CROPS Anyone interested in having their fields, seed, livestock, etc. blessed please sign up in the back of church. Our deacons will set up a time with you.

FOOD PANTRY We are always in need of donations for the food pantries but we are supplying more families than ever. These need to be non-perishable items. Just leave donations in the back of church. Thank you for your generosity!

WE HAVE SCRIP CARDS still for sale. They are in the back of Church at SSPP, SHDC, ICC after Masses as well as at Outlaw Tee's and Shear Design during the week. Don't forget to order scrip cards for all your Summer projects. We still order every Monday and will have cards back by Friday for pickup.

DON'T FORGET TO KEEP SAVING Box Tops, Campbell labels, Prairie Farms milk caps, and empty inkjet cartridges, laser toners, laptops, i-pod, and cell phones. All of these things help out our school and don't cost a thing. There are drop boxes in the back of all our churches or at school.

DON'T FORGET when you are doing your spring cleaning to save items for the SPPS Yard Sale in September. All those things you don't need anymore might come in handy for someone else.

HAMILTON HAPPENINGS

Prayer Tree Requests: Daniela Harris: 217-847-2522 & Melanie Longenecker: 217-256-3367.

Please help us keep our church grounds beautiful. Is anyone interested in keeping the weeds pulled at St. Mary's Church and Parish Hall? It would be greatly appreciated if you have the time! Thanks!

New sign-up sheets for cleaning of the church are in the back of the church. PLEASE take a week or two to help out. Ask a friend to help if you don't want to do it alone. It only takes an hour or so! Cleaning includes: straightening the books in the pews; filling the holy water fonts at the entrances; vacuuming the carpet; emptying trash cans; and cleaning glass doors (when necessary). Anything else that would need to be done will be taken care of by others. There are keys in the sacristy for you to have access to getting into the church. Thank You!!

WHAT TO SEE IN WARSAW

Prayer Tree Requests: Melanie Longenecker: 217-256-3367 & Daniela Harris: 217-847-2522.

Sacred Heart Altar and Rosary will meet Wednesday, June 24th at 7:00 p.m. at the parish hall. All women of the parish are welcome. Several items of business will be discussed so come if you can.

Please help us keep our church grounds beautiful... Is anyone interested in keeping the weeds pulled at Sacred Heart Church and our rectory? It would be greatly appreciated if you have the time! Thanks!

LITTLE BUSY IN DALLAS CITY

SH LITURGICAL MINISTER SCHEDULE: JUNE 27-28 4:00 P.M. 10:00 A.M.

EMC, CUP Maggie Kindig Richard Ketcham

LECTOR Christa Hinojosa Stephanie Durham USHERS Tom Schaefer Dorn Luder

Cory Hamma Jared Ferrill

WHAT'S NEW IN NAUVOO

Prayer Requests Phone tree: Beth and Mickey Knipe 453-2562 or Peggy and John Siegfried 453-6545 or 309-221-3488

SSPP CHURCH CLEANING SCHEDULE June 22 — 27 Ruth McKoon & Sue Ann Schmitz

If you are unable to clean during your week please find someone to switch with you.

PASSAGE THROUGH CARTHAGE

SCRIP CARD SCHEDULE FOR STS. CHURCH: 5:30 P.M. MASS June 27-28 Cathy Bergmeier

PETER & PAUL 8:00 A.M. MASS Lindsey Henson

"Prayer Requests: Connie Kreps 309-333-9483 or email cl-krepswiu.edu"

LECTOR SCHEDULE: Saturday, June 27th at 4:00 p.m., John Huston. Sunday, June 28th at 10:00 a.m., Chris Talley.

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER SCHEDULE: Sunday, June 28th at 10:00 a.m., Chris Talley & Genny Huls. Ciborium-Craig Huls.

ROSARY SCHEDULE 4 p.m. Saturday, June 27th, Virginia Hurwitz 10 a.m. Sunday, June 28th, Pam Gambrell

SCRIP: We are in need of additional volunteers to sell scrip cards after Masses in Nauvoo. If you would like to volunteer to sell scrip after Saturday 5:30 or Sunday 8:00 a.m. Mass at Nauvoo, please contact Lindsay Henson at 217-357-7319.

More rosary leaders are needed for the 5:30 p.m. Mass on Sat. Eve and the 8:00 a.m. Mass Sunday morning. If you can help out please call Rita Allen at 453-6480.

Gardeners are needed to help with the Sacred Heart and Blessed Virgin Mary flower gardens. Please call Rita Allen 453-6480.

GREETERS/GIFT BEARERS: June 21

Don & Tern Owings family June 28

Chris & Sarah Talley family

CHURCH CLEANING June 15 -28 Ann Cokel

BASEMENT CLEANING June 15 -28 Stephanie Watson & Jennie Hanks

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR SUMMER MEALS PROGRAM CARTHAGE, IL — Carthage Community Development, in partnership with Memorial Hospital, will host a Summer Food Service Program for children ages pre-school through eighteen. The Summer Food Service Program was instituted to provide free nutritious meals to children during the summer months when school is not in session. No reservations are needed and there are no income restrictions. The children simply show up and eat. An educational activity precedes each day's meal. Persons over the age of 18 years who are enrolled in a state-approved educational program for the mentally or physically disabled are also eligible to eat. The Summer Food Service Program is funded by the United States Department of Agriculture and administered by the Illinois State Board of Education. Volunteers are needed to help make the Summer Meals Program a success. The program is scheduled Monday through Friday from June 8, 2015 through August 7, 2015. Volunteers work from 12:00 PM-1:00 PM and assist with serving the food to the children and cleaning up after the meal. Volunteers will be organized into teams and work two to three days per month. Volunteers must be a minimum of sixteen (16) years of age, and a background check may be required. If you are interested in serving as a volunteer for the Summer Meals Program, please contact Amy Graham at (217) 357-3800 or ccdc@carthage-il.com .

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