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150 S ENTERPRISE ST • BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 15043402 • PHONE: (419) 352-4195 • STALBG.ORG
JANUARY 16, 2022
PASTORAL STAFF MASS SCHEDULE
Pastor Deacon Phil Avina Weekday Mass
Fr. Tom McQuillen Deacon Jim Cavera, senior status Monday - Friday: 7:30 AM
In case of emergency call Deacon Ray Llanas, senior status Saturday: 9:00 AM
(419) 806-4738
frtom@stalbg.org Parish Office Weekend Mass
Office Hours Saturday: 5:30 PM
Parish Leadership Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:15 AM, 12:00 Noon
Denise Foos, Business Manager Phone: (419) 352-4195
Michael Ginnetti, Pastoral Associate Email: parishoffice@stalbg.org Confession
Andrea Puhl, School, Principal Mon - Fri: 8:00 AM
Denise Brennan, Dir. Rel. Education Sat: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
or by appointment
PARISH INFORMATION
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MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, Jan. 15 9:00 AM Jamie Belleville
5:30 PM Marguerite Distel
Sunday, Jan. 16 8:00 AM For the Parish
10:15 AM Virginia Magada - 1st Anniv.
and Charlie Kessen
12:00 PM Sandy Dobbins
Monday, Jan. 17 7:30 AM Ray Schroeder
Connect! Tuesday, Jan. 18 7:30 AM Charlie Kessen
Email: parishoffice@stalbg.org 2:00 PM Mass at Brookdale Nursing Home
Website: stalbg.org Wednesday, Jan. 19 7:30 AM Matthew Moates - 1st Anniv.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/stalbg.org Tom Hilty - 1st Anniv.
YouTube: @St. Aloysius Catholic Church BG
Thursday, Jan. 20 7:30 AM Margaret George
2:10 PM Stewart Wilkins
PARISH STAFF Friday, Jan. 21 7:30 AM Thomas Newlove
Rev. Tom McQuillen Ext. 105 frtom@stalbg.org
Pastor Saturday, Jan. 22 9:00 AM Patricia Kirian
5:30 PM Marguerite Distel
Denise Foos Ext. 103 businessmgr@stalbg.org
Sunday, Jan. 23 8:00 AM Marguerite Tegge
Business Manager
10:15 AM For the Parish
Michael Ginnetti Ext. 113 ginnetti.m@stalbg.org 12:00 PM Bill Eynon
Pastoral Associate
Denise Brennan Ext. 110 brennan.d@stalbg.org
Dir. of Religious Ed
STEWARDSHIP
Brian Bryant Ext. 112 bryant.b@stalbg.org
Weekly Offering - January 2, 2022
Dir. Music/Liturgy $
Envelopes 8,417
Sr. Linda Falquette Ext. 104 falquette.l@stalbg.org Loose $ 284
Parish Accountant WeShare $ 3,815
Total $ 12,516
Julie Kisor Ext. 102 parishoffice@stalbg.org Weekly Budget $ 14,298
Admin. Assistant Short $ (1,782)
Jila Castillo Ext. 111 castillo.j@stalbg.org YTD Actual $ 389,279
Secretary YTD Budget $ 386,046
YTD Gain $ 3,233
Colleen Schroeder Ext. 101 receptionist@stalbg.org
Janilyn Dennis
Weekly Offering - January 9, 2022
Lindy Eynon
Afternoon Secretaries Envelopes $ 6,307
Loose $ 571
SCHOOL STAFF PARISH LEADERS WeShare $ 5,915
Andrea Puhl Total $ 12,793
Principal Tracy Binkowski Fr. Tom McQuillen
Weekly Budget $ 14,298
CYO Athletics Pastoral Council
Stephanie Rath Short $ (1,505)
Admin. Assist. Tom Stalter Jason Zera YTD Actual $ 402,072
Brandy Rogers Finance Council School Council YTD Budget $ 400,344
Receptionist Jenny Swope YTD Gain $ 1,728
Steve Benner
148 S. Enterprise St., Maintenance Cmte Food Pantry
P.O. Box 485,
Christmas Offering $30,492
Bowling Green, OH 43402 Greg Robinette
Phone: 419.352.8614 Parish Development
Fax: 419.352.4738
Thank you for your continuous generosity and support!
THE EUCHARIST
USCCB.ORG | 03
THE MYSTERY OF THE EUCHARIST IN THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH
UNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS
The following is a document The Mystery of the Eucharist in journey toward eternal life, Christ nourishes us with his very
the Life of the Church was developed by the Committee on self. Once, when told by someone that she no longer saw the
Doctrine of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops point of going to daily Mass, the Servant of God Dorothy Day
(USCCB). We will be running the document in it's entirety over reflected: “We go eat of this fruit of the tree of life because
the next few weeks. We will also be providing a link to it Jesus told us to. ... He took upon himself our humanity that
where you can access it online. we might share in his divinity. We are nourished by his flesh
that we may grow to be other Christs. I believe this literally,
1. On March 27, 2020, at an early point in the global pandemic, just as I believe the child is nourished by the milk from his
Pope Francis walked alone in the rain across an empty St. mother’s breast.”4
Peter’s Square to offer prayer for the world in a time of crisis.
“Faith”, he said, “begins when we realize we are in need of 6. Yet, we also know that he is present to us in a way that
salvation. We are not self-sufficient; by ourselves we binds us together as one body, which we proclaim by our
founder: we need the Lord, like ancient navigators needed "Amen" in responding to the invitation: The Body of Christ.
the stars. ”1 Recalling when Jesus was asleep in the boat as a Again, we call on the words of the beloved Polish pope: "For
tempest was raging (Mk 4:35-41), the Holy Father said, “The this presence to be properly proclaimed and lived, it is not
Lord awakens so as to reawaken and revive our Easter enough that the disciples of Christ pray individually and
faith.”2 On that day, Pope Francis presided over the rite of commemorate the death and Resurrection of Christ inwardly,
Eucharistic Exposition and Benediction in order to focus our in the secrecy of their hearts. Those who have received the.5
attention on the presence of Christ in the Blessed grace of baptism are not saved as individuals alone, but as
Sacrament. The Pope was reminding us that even in a time of members of the Mystical Body, having become part of the
turbulence and crisis, Jesus is present among us, as present People of God."5
as he was long ago in the boat on the Sea of Galilee. 7. As we continue to welcome people back to the communal
2. In similar fashion, Pope Saint John Paul II reminded us of celebration of the Mass, it must be acknowledged that no
this ongoing presence when he repeated to us the words of document can exhaust the mystery of the gift of the
Christ: I am with you always, to the end of the age (Mt 28:20). Eucharist. Nevertheless, at various times, it is desirable to
He proclaimed: “This promise of Christ never ceases to reflect on certain facets of the mystery that are relevant to
resound in the Church as the fertile secret of her life and the contemporary issues and challenges and that help us to
wellspring of her hope. As the day of Resurrection, Sunday is appreciate more deeply the gift of grace that has been given
not only the remembrance of a past event: it is a celebration to us. At this particular moment for the Church in the United
of the living presence of the Risen Lord in the midst of his States, with its many challenges, we would like to reflect on
own people."3 Christ’s gift of himself in the Eucharist and our response to
that gift.
3. We call on these inspiring words of the saintly Pope John
Paul II as we offer these reflections on the importance of the
Eucharist in the life of the Church. We do so mindful of how
the pandemic has forced us to stay physically distant from 1Pope Francis, Extraordinary Moment of
one another and, for a time, to view the celebration of the Prayer, March 27, 2020
(https://www.vatican.va/content/france
Mass on a television or computer screen. Many of the faithful sco/en/messages/urbi/documents/papa
appear to have had their faith and their desire for the -francesco_ 20200327_ urbi-et-orbi-
Eucharist strengthened by such a long separation. At the epidemia.html).
2 Pope Francis, Extraordinary Moment of
same time, as pastors we sense that others, having lived Prayer, March 27, 2020.
without Mass for so long, may have become discouraged or 3 Pope John Paul II, Dies Domini, 31.
4 The Duty of Delight: The Diaries of
accustomed to life without the Eucharist. In many ways the Dorothy Day, ed. Robert Ellsberg (New
pandemic is still with us. York: Image, 2011) p. 483; see Roman
Missal, Collect for the Nativity of the
4. As Christians we know that we need Christ to be present in Lord, Mass during the Day: “O God, who
wonderfully created the dignity of human
our lives. He is our very sustenance as he reminded us: nature and still more wonderfully
unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, restored it, grant, we pray, that we may
share in the divinity of Christ, who
you do not have life within you (Jn 6:53). humbled himself to share in our
humanity.
5. The Lord accompanies us in many ways, but none as 5 Pope John Paul II, Dies Domini, 31.
profound as when we encounter him in the Eucharist. On our
It was approved by the full body of the USCCB at its November 2021 General Meeting and has been authorized for publication by the undersigned. Rev Michael J. K. Fuller, General Secretary,
USCCB
LOCAL
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PRAYER INTENTIONS
HELPING HANDS OF ST. LOUIS Please pray for all of the sick and infirm of our parish
especially, Mary Ann Messaros and Garrett Geiser.
During our December time at Helping Hands, we served a
delicious turkey dinner to 114 guests. Prayers have also been requested for:
Fr. Bill Auth, brother of Mary K Williams
We brought back 4 turkeys that need to be roasted, cut-up, Kim Sandman, neighbor of Amy Paluch
and frozen. They are in the narthex freezer and need to be Jesse Smith, son of Janilyn Dennis
cooked and returned by Sunday, January 16.
Please pray for all those who have died,
We are in need of some additional help as some of our especially Jody Swoap,
workers go south for the winter. may they rest in His peace.
Our next time is Wednesday, January 26. If you would like to
volunteer, please call Debbie Feehan at (419) 494-7092.
FREE CATHOLIC MARRIAGE WORKSHOP
January 17, 2022 What is the "Little Way of Marriage"?
The Little Way of Marriage is a spiritual and practical roadmap, based
on the spirituality of St. Therese.
It shows you step by step how to open your marriage to more of the
peace, joy and connection that God has in store for you.
How long do I have to participate in this?
The pre-recorded video sessions will be released between January 6
and January 20.
It is available free during the new year to help you make big changes in
your marriage in 2022.
But hurry! The workshop will only be available for free through Jan 20.
What is included in the workshop?
Over the course of 4 pre-recorded videos, you will learn how to apply
SACRAMENTS the Little Way of St. Therese to your marriage, no matter what stage of
marriage you are in.
Anointing of the Sick In addition to the videos, PDF downloads are
Available quarterly after weekend Masses (watch bulletin provided with additional guidance to help you
for dates.) For those isolating, homebound, sick or in make real progress in your marriage.
serious need (such as danger of death), please contact For more information and to sign up, scan the
Fr. Tom at (419) 806-4738. QR code to the right.
Communion For Sick & Homebound
Reception of Holy Communion is available for those
isolating, homebound, or in nursing homes. Call the
parish office to be added to the Communion visitation
list, at (419) 352-4195 (office).
Baptisms
Baptisms are scheduled on the fourth Sunday of the
month. Instruction class for both parents is held on the
third Sunday of the month. Please call the parish office
to schedule instruction and/or a Baptism.
Sacrament of Marriage
Arrangements for a wedding must be made at least six
months in advance of the celebration. Call the office to
schedule a meeting with Fr. Tom.
For emergencies such as danger of death
situations after office hours call (419) 806-4738
SERVICE
E D U C AT I O N A N D H E L P 0 5
SAY TEENS
Sunday Evening Gatherings
All teens are invited and encouraged to attend our Sunday
evening gatherings for faith, food, fun & friendship and to
bring friends.
We begin at 6:30 PM with a faith focus, share a snack or
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION meal, and have social time. Many bring school work to do
together and the night ends by 9 PM. The time and space is
Family Faith Formation - Fx3 for teens. Come live your faith with friends.
The Community session for January is a special Family
Rock-a-thon planning continues this weekend, January 16.
Eucharistic Adoration with Benediction on January 24
from 6:30-7:30 PM. All families in the Fx3 program are Rock-a-thon 2022
asked to participate. If you absolutely cannot make this
time/day, please attend an hour of Adoration in Clare Hall 5-8 Grade Rockers, get your rockers(seats) and sponsors
Chapel from 8AM-7PM or at St. Tom’s on Thursday evening ready for January 22, 2022! BINGO participation cards are
from 8 PM to midnight. All parish families are welcome to available in the narthex kiosk and on the parish website
attend. homepage as is the Signup Genius to participate,
volunteer, or donate snack items.
Important upcoming dates:
Teens and adult volunteers are needed to lead activities
February 9, 2022: First Communion Parent Meeting 7-8 PM while 5th-8th grade students get donors for funds and
in the Church and The Culture Project for 7 & 8 graders from baby items and participate in the Mass, rocking, prayer
6-8 PM and games. Rockers can be granny rockers, video game
rockers, backyard folding rockers...any seat that rocks.
February 12, 2022: Dragonslayer First Communion Retreat
What is the Annual Rock-a-thon?
Funeral Luncheon Food donations needed St. Aloysius Parish has been hosting the annual Rock-a-
As we are planning to bring back thon for approximately 25 years. The fundraiser for
funeral luncheons soon, we are in the BG Pregnancy Center, now
need of volunteers to bring in called Her Choice, was started by
dishes. Mary Goodenow and Barb Whitman
who had been involved in teaching
If you are interested in donating a
and leading youth and faith
prepared dish (hot or cold or a
formation for many years.
dessert), please call or email the
parish office. Include your name The goal of the Rock-a-thon was to
and phone number and how you create a fun way for youth to
would like to help at 419-352-4195 participate in raising funds for the
or parishoffice@stalbg.org. Center, which is 100% funded by
donations. Over the years, more emphasis was placed
on the service learning goals of the event so educational
KNIGHTS ARE HERE TO HELP and spiritual aspects were added, while retaining the
If anyone in our community who may emphasis on fun for the young participants. The Rock-
need snow removal this winter but is a-thon is an event which needs all parishioners to be
unable to take care of it themselves involved by sharing their time, talents, and treasures.
(for whatever the reason), the Bowling
How can you help? Can you help at the event, can you
Green Knights of Columbus would like
give money or needed baby care items for The Center,
to help!
does your employer offer a charitable contribution
Please contact Joe Macsay at 419- matching gift, can you pray for those served by The
438-3480 or Center? Donate via WeShare on the parish homepage,
joe.macsay@gmail.com to let the by donating snack items for the event, or by talking to a
Knights know of your need or for any 5-8 grade Rocker to make a donation.
questions.
GET INVOLVED
06 MAKE A DIFFERENCE
DIOCESAN SYNOD GATHERINGS
Prayer and Discernment Gatherings for Our Diocesan
Preparatory Phase: “For a Synodal Church”
All gatherings will begin in the Church with reflection,
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, and evening prayer,
followed by dialogue and discussion.
January 20 at St. John, Defiance
6:30pm to no later than 9:00pm
January 27 at St. Joan of Arc, Toledo
6:30pm to no later than 9:00pm
February 3 at St. Anthony, Milan
6:30pm to no later than 9:00pm
February 10 at St. Mary, Tiffin
2:00pm to no later than 4:30pm and
6:30pm to no later than 9:00pm
If one or more of the above dates are
Five LOCAL March for LIFE options cancelled, an alternate gathering will be held
on February 17 from 6:30pm to no later than
The larger our numbers, the louder our voice for the voiceless. 9:00pm at St. Michael, Findlay.
Join us to make a public statement about the truth of abortion.
Kindly register to assist us in making appropriate preparations for the gatherings
1. MAUMEE: St. Joe's Maumee March for Life is on January 16 with at www.reconnecttoledo.org/synodality
an adoration Mass at 2 PM and Walk to the Memorial to the unborn
at 2:30 PM starting in front of the church. The church is located at
104 West Broadway in downtown Maumee.
2. DEFIANCE: Join others in front of the Defiance Courthouse on
Jan 21 at noon for a few remarks and then walk to the church's
monument for the unborn for a program and refreshments. A faith-based education is not out of reach with a scholarship
Courthouse is at 665 Perry Street in Defiance. Ends at St. John's from the Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund.
Catholic Church at 510 Jackson Ave.
Need-based Scholarships worth up to $2,000 per child are
3. PORT CLINTON: Sunday, January 23rd at 1:00 PM. Meet at
Waterworks Park in downtown Port Clinton for an opening prayer
available for private schools or $500 for homeschooling
and then march to Immaculate Conception Church for a prayer at expenses for students who reside in Allen, Crawford, Defiance,
the memorial to the unborn. Then head back through town and Erie, Fulton, Hancock, Henry, Huron, Lucas, Ottawa, Paulding,
end at the Denney Bergeman Hall on Perry St. Putnam, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, Van Wert, Williams, Wood
or Wyandot County for grades K-8th for the 2022-2023
4.TIFFIN: Ecumenical March for Life: January 23, 2 PM. People of
all faiths will gather inside St. Joseph Church, process to
school year.
Courthouse Square/Justice Center for an update, and conclude at To apply online or for more information about the program visit
St. Mary Church. Participants are advised to dress warmly and WWW.NOSF.ORG or contact the Northwest Ohio Scholarship
bring your yard signs.
Fund office at (419) 720-7048. The deadline to apply is Friday,
5. NORWALK: Car Caravan for Life, Jan 23, 3 PM. Meet at Whitney April 29, 2022.
Field Parking Lot for invocation prayer and then we will assemble
for the caravan.
Your Presence and Prayers Make a Difference!
ABORTION PILL REVERSAL
More than 3000 mothers have had the joy of holding their
Job listing at St. Tom's newborn babies in their arms thanks to the abortion pill
reversal treatment. These were mothers who desperately
St. Thomas More University Parish is seeking a detail-oriented and sought out an abortion, thinking it was their only option, and
motivated individual to be our parish secretary. This part-time then immediately regretted their decision to end their baby’s
position provides administrative support to the Pastor and Parish
life. Quickly, each found a doctor through the Abortion Pill
Manager as well as staffing the front desk during Parish Office
Hours. This is a nonexempt, hourly position which normally involves Reversal Hotline who provided the treatment to reverse the
twenty (20) hours of work (Monday-Friday from 1:00pm-5:00pm) abortion drug and save their baby’s life.
each week during the school year. Hours are reduced during the Anyone who has taken the first abortion pill and wishes to stop
summer when BGSU is not in session.
the abortion should immediately call 877-558-0333 or visit
Interested candidates should contact Fr. Jeff Walker at www.abortionpillreversal .com
fr.jeffwalker@sttomsbg.org
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