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The Most Reverend Michael G. McGovern, Bishop of Belleville Parish Staff Father Osang Idagbo, C. M., Pastor Trustees: Ms. Rose Jordan Mr. Duane McClanahan Sherry Godfrey, Secretary Joan Scharf, Bulletin Production Parish Organizations and Meetings Parish Council-Every Second Tuesday of the Month Choir Practice-TBA Women’s Club-Meetings are suspended until further notice Quilters-Every Tuesday after 8 a.m. Mass Knights of Columbus -First and Third Wednesday Parish School of Religion (PSR)-Sunday after Mass St. Vincent dePaul-First Monday every month at 6:30 at Immaculate Conception in Columbia Worship Opportunities Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 p.m. at Holy Family Sunday Masses: 8:00 a.m. Mass at Sacred Heart 10:00 a.m. Mass at Holy Family Weekday Masses @ 8:00 a.m.: No Mass on Monday Tuesday and Thursday at Sacred Heart Wednesday and Friday at Holy Family Reconciliation Sunday’s at 7:30 a.m. and by appointment Rosary First Saturday of the month, depending on the weather we will meet in the church or Mary Garden 130 South Third Street, P. O. Box 35, Dupo, Illinois 62239 Office: 286-4373 email: [email protected] Bulletin Contact: [email protected] www.sacredheartchurchdupo.org A Reflection from the desk of the Pastor Third Sunday of Ordinary Time January 24, 2021 Year B This Sunday, we hear Mark’s account of the call of Jesus’ first disciples. This account is slightly different from that of the gospel of John. Mark’s account talks of Jesus meeting his first disciples as he walks by the sea of Galilee. He meets Simon and Andrew who are going about their daily business of fishing. Jesus asks them, by his call, to leave familiar surroundings and obligations and take up a vocation that would require a complete change of their lifestyles. Their obedience was prompt and radical. Mark lays more emphasis on this fact by stating that they abandoned their nets and followed Jesus. Jesus also calls the brothers James and John in the same manner. There is something about the response of these first disciples that is worthy of emulation. When they are called by Jesus to follow him, they respond with a sense of urgency. His call takes precedence over their need to earn a livelihood. They put aside their preferences and three of them (Peter, James, and John), become the closest disciples of Jesus. Perhaps we can learn from these disciples how to respond with urgency to the call of God each day.

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  • The Most Reverend Michael G. McGovern, Bishop of Belleville

    Parish Staff

    Father Osang Idagbo, C. M., Pastor

    Trustees: Ms. Rose Jordan Mr. Duane McClanahan

    Sherry Godfrey, Secretary

    Joan Scharf, Bulletin Production

    Parish Organizations and Meetings

    Parish Council-Every Second Tuesday of the Month Choir Practice-TBA

    Women’s Club-Meetings are suspended until further notice Quilters-Every Tuesday after 8 a.m. Mass

    Knights of Columbus -First and Third Wednesday Parish School of Religion (PSR)-Sunday after Mass

    St. Vincent dePaul-First Monday every month at 6:30 at Immaculate Conception in Columbia

    Worship Opportunities

    Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 p.m. at Holy Family

    Sunday Masses: 8:00 a.m. Mass at Sacred Heart 10:00 a.m. Mass at Holy Family

    Weekday Masses @ 8:00 a.m.:

    No Mass on Monday Tuesday and Thursday at Sacred Heart Wednesday and Friday at Holy Family

    Reconciliation

    Sunday’s at 7:30 a.m. and by appointment

    Rosary First Saturday of the month, depending on the weather

    we will meet in the church or Mary Garden

    130 South Third Street, P. O. Box 35, Dupo, Illinois 62239 Office: 286-4373 email: [email protected]

    Bulletin Contact: [email protected]

    www.sacredheartchurchdupo.org

    A Reflection from the desk of the Pastor Third Sunday of Ordinary Time

    January 24, 2021 Year B This Sunday, we hear Mark’s account of the call of Jesus’ first disciples. This account is slightly different from that of the gospel of John. Mark’s account talks of Jesus meeting his first disciples as he walks by the sea of Galilee. He meets Simon and Andrew who are going about their daily business of fishing. Jesus asks them, by his call, to leave familiar surroundings and obligations and take up a vocation that would require a complete change of their lifestyles. Their obedience was prompt and radical. Mark lays more emphasis on this fact by stating that they abandoned their nets and followed Jesus. Jesus also calls the brothers James and John in the same manner. There is something about the response of these first disciples that is worthy of emulation. When they are called by Jesus to follow him, they respond with a sense of urgency. His call takes precedence over their need to earn a livelihood. They put aside their preferences and three of them (Peter, James, and John), become the closest disciples of Jesus. Perhaps we can learn from these disciples how to respond with urgency to the call of God each day.

  • January 24, 2021 The Third Sunday of Ordinary Time Year B

    THIS WEEK IN THE PARISH

    Sunday, January 24, The Third Sunday of Ordinary Time 8:00 a.m. @ Sacred Heart– Henry, Marie and Blake Urke and Ted and Delores Rogers (deceased) 9:00 a.m. Latin Mass @ the Log Church-Krista Young 10:00 a.m. @ Holy Family-Carlos Zavala, Jr. Monday, January 25, The Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle No Mass

    Tuesday, January 26, Sts. Timothy and Titus, Bishops 8:00 a.m. @ Sacred Heart-ElMarie Wilson (deceased) Wednesday, January 27, St. Angela Merici, Virgin 8:00 a.m. @ Holy Family-Mary Matejka (deceased)

    Thursday, January 28, St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor of the Church 8:00 a.m. mass @ Sacred Heart-Charles Frederick (deceased) Friday, January 29, Weekday of Original Time 8:00 a.m. @ Holy Family-Parishioners Saturday, January 30, Vigil of the Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. @ Holy Family-Parishioners

    Sunday, January 31, The Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time 8:00 a.m. @ Sacred Heart– Elmarie Wilson (deceased) 9:00 a.m. Latin Mass @ the Log Church-The Whited Family 10:00 a.m. @ Holy Family-James Bass (deceased)

    Parish SUPPORT Please prayerfully consider your own

    stewardship and pray for the financial well being of Sacred Heart Parish

    January 17, 2021

    General Collections Envelopes (15) $ 770.00 Loose 20.00 Building Maintenance (3) 25.00 Total General Collections $ 815.00

    Special Collections Candles $ 0.00 First Offering (3) 15.00 Mass Intentions (1) 10.00 Solemnity of Mary Collection (2) 20.00 Total General Collections $ 45.00

    Total of general and special collections $860.00 **Please remember that during this time of

    uncertainty your donations are still needed to keep our church going.**

    Thank you for your generous support of our church.

    THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME JANUARY 31, 2021

    Greeter Geri Basinski Lector Barbara Weber Eucharistic Minister-Choir : Rose Jordan Ushers: Melanie Curtis and Duane McClanahan

    2020 Catholic Service and Ministry Appeal (CSMA)

    The CSMA supports many of the organizations within the Belleville diocese that reach out to the poor, address Catholic education and support our seminarians (for a full list of the organizations they support, visit: https://www.diobelle.org/catholic-service-ministry-appeal).

    The diocese report as of December 14, 2020 states they have received pledges amounting to $1,076,114, which represents 102% of their goal. Cash receipts total $1,025,929 which is 95% of the total amount pledged. A total of 5,494 households have pledged their support, which is 164 households more than compared to this time last year.

    The report for our parish as of December 14, 2020 is: we have 105 households with a target donation goal of $3,866. In 2020 19 households donated a total of $1,715 leaving a shortfall of our goal of $2,151.

    While the diocese as a whole reports an increase, they also realize that the agencies they support are seeing an increase in those who need help, especially from those effected by the pandemic. If you have not yet pledged, please prayer-ful consider your stewardship this year. No one person can do much, but as a collective people of God, we can do a lot. May God bless you and your family. The Most Reverend Michael G. McGovern, Bishop of Belleville

    Messenger Subscription

    Renewal Week is

    February 6-7, 2021

    To stay connected to our Catholic faith community both locally and worldwide order your new or renew your existing subscription by using the envelope in your packet or through the website: www.belleveillemessenger.org

    For a reasonable $25 you can get the print or electronic editions or $30 for both! Stay connected to the Catholic world.

    Please make checks payable to the Messenger.

  • P. O. Box 35 Dupo, Illinois 62239-0035 [email protected] www.sacredheartchurchdupo.org

    ♫Happy Birth day to ♪ ♪ ♫You….Happy ♪ birthday ♫ to you…happy♫ birthday ♪ ♫dear…January 26th Helen Stratmann 28th James Call 30th Amber Hudzik

    Happy Anniversary to…January 30th Don and Betty DeRousse 67 Years May the Lord glorify you all with many more years of good health, lots of love and many blessings. From your Faith Family.

    SPECIAL PRAYER REQUESTS PLEASE PRAY FOR:

    Cassidy Aldridge, David and Sandy Anderson, Lauretta Anzalone, Kim Arnold, Lindsey Arnold, Donita Baldwin, Monica Bauer, Betty and Larry Blair, Jill Boker, Lydia Boyer and family, Gina Brendley, Jolene Carroll, Virgil Casey, Barbara and I.D. Cleveland, Camryn Coughlin, Betty & Don DeRousse, Frank Dowd,

    Margaret Dowd, Hannah, Jerry, and Marilyn Dycus, Marilyn Elfrink, Eli Fielder, Joan Frederick, Loretta Gardner, Marion Gautreaux, Erica and Michael Golightly, Joseph Gourley, Mary Gramm, Bryant Hahn, Christ Hallerman, Vernon Heine, Jerry Hight, Peggy Hoffmann, Linda Johnson, Tody and Carolyn Jones, Earnest Jordan, Jan and Norma Karstetter, Carol and Richard Kelling, Russell Kelling, Hailey Kofron, William LaCroix, Steve Lawlor, Michele Martin, Fr. Elmar Mauer, Geraldine McCoy, Lisa McDonald, Myron, Scott McIntosh, McWhorter family, Jim and Nancy Merkley, Floyd Metz, Robin Miller, Linda Mooney, Kady Myers, John P. Noethen, Parker, Bill Pennock, Lillian Phillips, Irma Proffer, Dillan Roberson, David Ryder, Mary Schmid, Richard Singer, Nina Smith, Abby Steffen, Dee Sullivan, Mandy Sullivan, Andy and Michelle Urke, David and Liz Vernon, Joshua Wade, Evermore Grace Wagner, Maryann Wagner, and James Whipple. Please remember teenagers and their overwhelming challenges. *If you know of someone that needs to be added or removed from this list, please let Joan Scharf know as soon as possible.*

    Please remember our Service Men and Women protecting our freedom! Tressa Tucker, U.S. Air Force Sister of Jake Weber Hunter Kelling, U. S. Navy Son of Holly and Travis Kelling Joseph F. Gloeckner, U. S. Navy Son of Michael and Renee Gloeckner

    *Mass Intentions are a wonderful way to remember your loved ones, those who have special needs, or any special occasion. The recommended offering is $10.00. Put your intention and money in the collection basket or send it to Sherri at the parish office, P. O. Box 35, Dupo, Illinois 62239.* Available NOW!

    Hospital Visitations-Due to the new privacy laws most hospitals are not notifying the Pastor of parishioners who are in the hospital. If you or a loved one is in the hospital and wish for Father Osang to visit, please leave a message for him at 618-337-4548 with the name, hospital, and room number (if you have it).

    Home Visitation and Communion-If anyone would appreciate a visit or Communion brought to their home please call Fr. Osang at 618-337-4548or leave a message at the parish office (618-286-4373).

    Hall Rental-For hall rental information please contact Linda Kukla at (618) 671-3349. You can view the Parish Hall -Policy and print out the Rental Agreement by visiting our website at www.sacredheartchurchdupo.org and clicking on Hall Rental.

    Women’s Club News….The Rummage Sale date is pending, however donations are still being accepted on Tuesday mornings after mass or by scheduling a delivery with Linda Kukla at (618) 671-3349 or Karen LaCroix at (618) 286-4392.

    Please remember that no televisions or electronic devices are being accepted. Due to the COVID restrictions, meetings are suspended until further notice. Thank you, Karen LaCroix, President

    Bulletin Reminder

    We are now back to our regular schedule. Our bulletin is due to the publisher by Wednesdays at noon. If you have something you would like published, please have to me by Tuesday at 10 a.m. so I can do my best to get it edited and in the bulletin. Thanks for your cooperation! Joan

  • Respect for Life Corner

    “Repent and believe in the gospel.” In Mark 1:14-20, Unlike Jonah, Jesus is not a reluctant prophet. He is steadfast in determination to spread the good news! He walks from village to village as a “one

    man band” at times, trying to save us from sin, trying to save us from ourselves. At times, his disciples didn’t understand his saving message of redemption as he walked the earth. But he didn’t give up. We too must be like Jesus and be fishers of souls. Finding those who are hurting and praying for them and guiding them. Learn, Act, Connect and Pray- We have Christ’s same life-changing words today when we read the scriptures and hear them proclaimed at Mass. We pray that our hearts may be touched and that we repent our sins and truly believe. Christ died for each one of us and we pray that his words can transform us as we examine our life’s priorities and choose to follow Him.

    February 17-March 28, 2021

    Join us the Lenten season for a vigil of peaceful-prayer every day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Planned Parenthood, 317 Salem Place, Fairview

    Heights, IL 62208. Wendy Fink, Respect for Life Coordinator, Diocese of Belleville

    For free confidential counseling after an abortion call: 618-722-5068 or visit: [email protected] or at: hopeafterabortion.org.

    Society of St. Vincent DePaul White Elephant Auction

    The SVDP will host a White Elephant Auction in Belleville. Details to follow. They are looking for donations of all types of wrapping paper. Please see Maryann Klosterman, Rose Jordan or Joan Scharf if you have any questions.

    Practicing Religion A Free Lecture Series

    by Rev. Dr. David Greenhaw

    Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. you can join people around the world explore how different religions practice their faith. Understanding how we are the different, but serve one God. Sessions are: Jan. 26-Resting; Feb. 2-Blessing a Child; Feb. 9-Eating Together; Feb. 16-Dying Well; Feb. 23-Making up One’s Own Mind; Mar. 2-Finding a Mate; Mar. 9-Asking for Help; Mar. 16-Household Economics; Mar. 23-Hospitality; Mar. 30-Forgiving a Friend.

    Register at: https://bit.ly/21wmGIA

  • Gibault Catholic High School News….

    Raffle-Mania Time!

    It's Gibault’s Raffle-Mania time! With a purchase of a $25 ticket, you are entered for:

    $100 Early Bird Christmas Drawing (ticket must be purchased by December 15 to qualify) $30 Daily Drawings on Monday-Friday from January 1 - May 31, 2021 $100 Bonus Winner the last day of each month (January - April) GRAND PRIZES in May for $2,000, $1,000, $500, and $250! If your ticket is pulled for a prize, it goes right back in, so you have the chance to win again! You can buy your ticket online at www.GibaultRaffle.givesmart.com or contact the school office at 939-3883.

    Shadow Days are back on! Shadow students are paired with a Gibault student ambassador with similar interests; and together, they spend a school day attending classes, eating lunch in the cafeteria, and meeting teachers and coaches. We invite your student to experience a day in the life of a Hawk! We are also offering families private tours of our campus. This is a great time to tour the school and ask any questions you may have about Gibault. To schedule a shadow visit or arrange a tour, contact our Director of Enrollment, Kelly Day, at [email protected] or 939-3883.

    Sacred Heart Parish Tithing Tax Report

    If you would like your tithing contribution report from 2020 for income tax purposes, please contact the parish secretary, Sherry Godfrey by: Email at: [email protected] Leave her a voice mail on the office phone at: (618) 286-4373 Or you can cut out this form and put it in the collection basket. Name: ______________________________________ Envelope number: ___________________________ Please be sure to include this information if you email or leave a message for her. Also let her know how you wish to receive the information; by email or paper copy. Your email: __________________________________

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