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320 Mulberry Street · Waterloo, Iowa · Telephone: 319-226-3655
October 14, 2018 14 de Octubre de 2018
Queen of Peace Catholic Parish
Parroquia Reina de la Paz
QUEEN OF PEACE PARISH
Waterloo, Iowa
Church: 320 Mulberry St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703
Office: 320 Mulberry St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703 Telephone: 319-226-3655
Scallon Hall 319-234-3161
BAPTISM & CONFIRMATION
Contact Faith Formation
Office at 233-0498.
MARRIAGE
Contact the priests at
least six months before
intended date.
HOMEBOUND COMMUNION/
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK
Call the rectory office at
226-3655 if you are
unable to attend church
and wish to receive
Communion and/or be
anointed.
HOSPITAL VISITS
If you or a member of
your family are in the
hospital or know that you
are going to be
hospitalized, please call
the Parish Office
at 226-3655.
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Please call the office by
noon on Monday for
announcements the
following weekend. You
may also bring them to the
office or email them to:
INQUIRY CLASSES FOR RCIA
If you are not baptized or
baptized and have been
away from church a long
time, contact Dave
Cushing at 234-9912.
WEB PAGE ADDRESS
www.cedarnet.org/
dbq213 Our bulletin is
put on the web page
weekly.
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Pierre Louis Joseph…………………..Pastor
Mary Werner............................. Bookkeeper
Patricia Norton ..............................Secretary
DEACON COUPLES
Rigoberto & Martha Real ........... 234-6744
Ed & Sharon Weber .................... 232-1584
HISPANIC MINISTRY
Deacon Rigoberto Real ……… Hispanic
Ministry Administrator …………. 234-6744
EDUCATION STAFF
Faith Formation Office: ............. 233-0498
Cedar Valley Catholic Schools.... 232-1422
Tom Novotney/Director .............. 232-1422
Deb Thurman/Business ............. 232-1422
Columbus High School ............... 233-3358
ADULT FORMATION
Director: Dave Cushing ............... 234-9912
CHILDREN & FAMILY CATECHESIS
Julie Niemeyer Assoc. Dir………..234-9912
YOUTH MINISTRY
High School & Middle School Director:
Annie Zeets…. ............. 233-3358 ext. 134
COUNSELING
Catholic Charities ……….…………..272-2080
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Wednesday .............. 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Thursday-Friday.................... 8:00 am-12:00 pm
TELEPHONE NUMBER
Queen of Peace Office ....................... 226-3655
Emergency Phone……………… …..786-858-3908
Fax………………………………………………..232-1118
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL
Chair………………………………………..Becky Adams
Vice Chair………………………….. Treese Pilkington
Secretary………………………………..Marsha Stroh
OTHER MEMBERS
Rod Crowe Eliana Garcia
Mike McNamee Pete Moreno
Dave Schlichte Bill Schmid
Kathy Stevens
PARISH COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Finance ........................................ Jeff Fitzpatrick
Community Life……………………..Treese Pilkington
Social Justice…………………………...Rod Crowe
Liturgy……………………………………...Jim Reidy
REPRESENTATIVES
Cedar Valley Catholic School Board
Parish Representatives……………..Jeff Fitzpatrick
..................................................... & Martha Real
Finance …………..………………………..Pete Moreno
Faith Formation Commission... Armando Gomez
& Glenda Schmitz
EMAIL ADDRESSES (ALL ADDRESSES END WITH @DBQARCH.ORG
Rev. Pierre Joseph DBQ213 Mary Werner DBQ213BK
Deacon Rigoberto Real DBQCHMW Patricia Norton DBQ213SEC2
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
WEEKEND MASSES Saturday 4:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am, 12 Noon (Spanish), 4:00 pm
WEEKDAY MASSES
12:05 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
WEDNESDAY NIGHT PRAYER 7:00 pm Evening Prayer for the World
CONFESSIONS Wednesday-Friday 11:30 -11:50 am
Saturday 3:00 pm
ROSARY Tuesday through Friday at 11:40 am
Saturday 3:30 pm, Sunday 8:30 am, Sunday 11:30 am
Please check schedules on Page 3 for any temporary changes in weekly scheduling.
Readings for the Week of October 14, 2018
Sunday: Wis 7:7-11/Ps 90:12-13, 14-15, 16-17
[14]/Heb 4:12-13/Mk 10:17-30 or 10:17-27
Monday: Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31--5:1/Ps 113:1b-2,
3-4, 5a and 6-7 [cf. 2]/Lk 11:29-32
Tuesday: Gal 5:1-6/Ps 119:41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 48
[41a]/Lk 11:37-41
Wednesday: Gal 5:18-25/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [cf.
Jn 8:12]/Lk 11:42-46
Thursday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17
-18 [12]/Lk 10:1-9
Friday: Eph 1:11-14/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13 [12]/Lk
12:1-7
Saturday: Eph 1:15-23/Ps 8:2-3ab, 4-5, 6-7 [7]/Lk
12:8-12
Next Sunday: Is 53:10-11/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22
[22]/Heb 4:14-16/Mk 10:35-45 or 10:42-45
© LPi
PLEASE REMEMBER US IN
YOUR WILL: We encourage
you to remember Queen of
Peace Catholic Church in your
Last Will and Testament. It is
a wonderful way to help en-
sure that the many
good works of your parish
keep becoming reali-
ties. Thank you, parishion-
ers, for your generosity!
Liturgical Schedule
Date October 20-21, 2018
Saturday, 4:00 pm
Lector Cheryl Van Erem
Communion Ministers Diane DeVine
Joanne Dennis
Liz Hess
John Bedard
Cheryl Van Erem
Servers Christian Nie
Ushers George Sutton
Jason Jensen
Sacristan John Bedard
Musician Ruth Knapp
Sunday, 900 am
Lector Bev Kane
Communion Ministers Rosemary McGrane
Bonnie Anderson
Peggy Gress
Dennis Ahlhelm
Bill Shimek
Mass Servers (Servers needed)
Ushers John Cordes
Tom Milota
Randy Schmitz
Danny Schmitz
Sacristan Pat Brown
Musician (open)
Sunday, 4:00 pm
Lector Kathy Stevens
Communion Ministers Ken & Mickey Collison
Mike McNamee
Servers (Servers needed)
Ushers Dennis Nissen
Sacristan Kathy Stevens
Musicians Grateful
Mass Intentions
Tuesday, October 16
12:05 pm Elaine Morrison
Wednesday, October 17
12:05 pm Dan Sansone
Thursday, October 18
12:05 pm Daniel O. Navarro & all deceased
members of Josephine Navarro Family
Friday, October 19
12:05 pm Dorothy Powell
Saturday, October 20
4:00 pm Jean McCunniff
Sunday, October 21
9:00 am Vladimir Flam
12:00 pm Queen of Peace Parish
4:00 pm Willie & Marcella Breuer
This Coming Week
Monday, October 15
6:30 pm Buds & Blossoms Garden Club Mtg. Scallon
Hall
Tuesday, October 16
8:00 am Quilting Club & Social Grace Rm.
1:00 pm Legion of Mary Mtg. Scallon Hall
1:30 pm Bible Sharing Meet at Bridges Senior Living
4:30-6 pm Community Meals Scallon Hall
5:15 pm Finance Com. Mtg. Rectory
6:30 pm Parish Pastoral Mtg. Grace Rm.
6:30 pm Bible Class (Hisp.) Scallon Hall
Wednesday, October 17
7:00 pm Evening Prayer for the World Scallon Hall
Thursday, October 18
1:30 pm Bereavement Ministry Mtg. Scallon Hall
Sunday, October 21
6:00 pm ME Community Mtg. Call church office
for location of meeting.
Oct. 14, 2018—Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
In today’s Gospel, Jesus asks the rich young man to give
away all that he has in order to have treasure in heaven.
But he is unable to free himself from his possessions, and
so he goes sadly away. Does what I own keep me from
following Jesus?
Stewardship Week of
October 6-7, 2018 Total of all Masses English & Spanish:
Adult $7,438.00
Loose 1,508.15
Youth .00
Holy Day 5.00
Repairs 620.00
Call to Share 150.00
Total 9,721.15
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Parroquia Reina de la Paz
Ministerio Hispano 319-234-6744
320 Mulberry St., Waterloo, Iowa 50703
Horario de oficina: lunes a Jueves: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Viernes 8:00 AM a 12:00 del mediodía (SOLO SE ATIENDE POR CITA)
Page 4 DOMINGO 28 DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
Próxima fecha de para pre-
paración pre-bautismal 10
de noviembre del 2018
Necesita registrarse con
tiempo. Gracias
Les saludo con mucho cariño en esta semana número 28 del tiempo litúrgico ordinario.…
¿Qué debo hacer para alcanzar la vida eterna? Esa pregunta, sin duda, fuerte que el joven le hizo a Jesús, sin duda nos identifica acerca
de lo que nos caracteriza como católicos cristianos. ¿Quién no se ha preguntado alguna vez, que hacer para ser un autentico católico?
¿Qué tengo que hacer? Y la respuesta es simple: ser generoso, ser humilde, ser autentico. El joven del Evangelio era rico y se entriste-
ció porque tenía muchos bienes. Nosotros somos ricos, también. Dicen que donde está tu tesoro...esta tu corazón...y que de lo que
habla tu boca es de lo que abunda tu corazón.
Mis hermanos...Muchas personas encuentran difícil de entender que lo que el Señor nos quiere decir. Hoy en día, existen muchas
“riquezas” que no nos dejan ser auténticos cristianos, como por ejemplo: el trabajo, el dinero, la ambición, los vicios, el pecado, la pere-
za, etc...entonces la pregunta que podemos nosotros plantearnos sería: ¿Que estamos dispuestos a hacer o “dejar” para seguir a Jesús?
Es curioso que muchas personas entiendan este “dejar” como un sacrificio, como ignorando que, ese “dejar” nos esclaviza y cuando
optamos por seguir a Jesús se experimenta un gozo interior indescriptible. Es como una liberación que se experimenta al confiar en
aquel que es la Divina Providencia. ¿Cuántas personas no experimentan ese gozo interior por estar solo pensando egoístamente o estar
confiando en otra cosa que no es Dios?
Mis hermanos...reflexionemos en esto. ¿Qué tienes que hacer para que Jesús tome control de tu vida? El mismo dice: “Busca primero el
Reino de Dios y todo lo demás se te dará por añadidura”
Es simple, no es difícil de entender, pero al mismo tiempo no queremos perder la “seguridad” y rechazamos a Aquel que es fuente de
nuestra seguridad.
¿Qué tenemos que dejar para que Jesús actúe totalmente en nuestra vida? Con cariño...Diacono Real
Celebración del día de todos los santos y día
de los muertos El horario de nuestras celebra-
ciones para estos días será de la siguiente for-
ma:
Miércoles 31 de octubre: Misa de vigilia de to-
dos los santos 5:30pm
Jueves primero de noviembre: Día de todos los
santos Misa a las 12:05pm (Ingles) y 7:00pm
(español)
Viernes 2 de noviembre. Día de los muertos:
12:05 (ingles) y 5:30 (bilingüe).
Riverview Center Esta agencia ofrece asisten-
cia medica y legal, consejería a corto y largo
plazo, asistencia para las personas que han
sufrido violencia sexual y sus familias, progra-
mas de educación / prevención de la violencia.
Línea directa de ayuda a victimas con servicio
las 24 horas 18885570310 Tendremos en los
próximos días una presentación en nuestra pa-
rroquia para que tenga mas información.
Crecimiento matrimonial Habrá unos talleres
de matrimonios donde compartiremos nuestras
experiencias para retroalimentarnos y hablare-
mos del matrimonio como sacramento de Dios.
Próximamente les comparto el horario. Hablare-
mos de los problemas comunes en la familia
como la educación de los hijos, las finanzas, el
plan de Dios para la pareja, etc. Todos están
invitados (aunque no estén casados) Si están
interesados, llame para registrarse.
Servidores para la Santa Misa el 10/21/18
Monaguillos: Miriam Ayard, Fernando García, Adrian
Gómez, Samantha Moreno y Alex Sanguino.
Lectores: Estrella Álvarez, Martin Calderón, Martha
Real y José Escobedo.
Ministros de la Eucaristía: Eliana García, Rosy Quinto,
Sandra Ayard, Martha Real, Jaime Ayard, Ramón
Téllez y José Luis Quinto.
Hospitalidad: Rose Sanguino, Sobrina de Rosa, Tony
Barilla y Olivia Andrés.
Santo Rosario: Buscadores de fe.
Clases de Biblia Para conocer mas acerca de nuestra
religión les invito a la clase de Biblia que comenzará el
martes 21 de agosto en el sótano de la Iglesia de 6:30
a 8:00pm. Es cada martes. Son bienvenidos a que se
integren a la clase
Aviso importante Les pido que si, va ser padrino de
cualquier sacramento se contacte conmigo a la breve-
dad para poder atenderlos mejor. Gracias. Es impor-
tante tramitar con tiempo.
Virgen peregrina Vamos a comenzar, en nuestra pa-
rroquia, las visitas de la Virgen Peregrina. La idea es
fomentar el Santo Rosario y la oración en familia. Co-
menzaremos, Dios mediante, la primera semana de
octubre. En el vestíbulo de la Iglesia hay una carpeta
para apuntarse si la quiere tener en su casa por una
semana. Ya tenemos tres familias anotadas. La prime-
ra de ella será la familia de Antonio Serrato y Estrella
Alvares. Para mas información llame a la oficina. Gra-
cias
¿Necesita oración, bende-
cir su casa o que llevemos
la comunión a algún enfer-
mo, por favor , déjenos
saber 234-67-44. Les
atenderemos con
gusto. Gracias.
Fruto de Nuestro Trabajo
Sobres …....$7,438.00
Efectivo …… 1,508.15
Alma de Cristo, santifícame.
Cuerpo de Cristo, sálvame.
Sangre de Cristo, embriága-
me. Agua del costado de
Cristo, lávame. Pasión de
Cristo, confórtame. ¡Oh buen
Jesús! Óyeme.
Dentro de tus llagas, escón-
deme. No permitas que me
aparte de ti. Del mal enemi-
go, defiéndeme. En la hora
de mi muerte, llámame. Y
mándame ir a ti para que
con tus santos te alabe, por
los siglos de los siglos.
Amen.
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PASTOR’S MESSAGE
The modern mentality tends to give up norms and exalt
carelessness: Do what you want, do what make you feel
good, you are free. At the same time, people are very sensi-
tive to their rights: you got to fight for what you believe and
stand for it. Today we are seeing these two simultaneously
lived out in society; you find people fighting for any kind of
rights. If they believe something and want to get it legalized,
they become immovable in their belief. It’s what happened
with these Pharisees: Moses told us to do it like that, you,
boy, don’t have anything to say. But Jesus shows that what
is legal is not necessarily moral. These guys just did not
want change because they used to take advantage of the
law to abuse their authority.
Years ago, I read a statement from a hollywood star in a
magazine, he said: “marriage is the grave of Love.” To re-
fuse marriage, to refuse social norms, is not necessarily
proof of maturity, but rather the choice to avoid serious re-
sponsibility, commitment. Today we hear a lot of stuff about
marriage. But we Christians. our belief, our firm belief, has
the most reliable basis: the Bible teaches us truths about
marriage; the beauties of marriage and its role in the broad
vision of the salvation. The sacred author teaches us the
necessary truths for salvation: the existence of God, the
origin of our soul, its nature and its destiny. I mention this
because different books present different truths which we
better call mid-truths. Genesis reveals the strict truth in a
way that anybody can understand: there is a creation, there
are man and woman, they are created to live together and
God is our creator. Instead of a grave of Love, Marriage, as
someone said, is the flower-bed of love, or perhaps the co-
coon within which passion turns into commitment. When
you are young and passionate, dating is all romance and
beating hearts and sweaty palms and butterflies in the
stomach. That young love is exciting, but it must bloom into
something greater. The sacrament of marriage is a grace
and a free divine gift which heals the impossibility of man to
love as God loves. Jesus proclaimed that marriage is indis-
soluble. It’s why marriage is for grownups, it implies careful
discernment and intention. Now, we should not use this
indissolubility of marriage to judge or to condemn marriages
in difficulty. Jesus reminded us of the big picture of what
God intended marriage should be, and though troubled
marriages exist, Jesus in his merciful will understands that.
Divorce and separations bring pain, pain for kids, for both
the man and woman, for parents and even for society. The
real problem Jesus wants us to focus on is this: the hard-
ness of heart. That is the illness of our society and of all
societies. Jesus pointed it out with the Pharisees. People
don’t want to open their heart.
Brothers and sisters let’s ask God for the strength to love.
I notice that you love songs; I recommend to you “Love goes
on” by Bernadette Farrell. After listening to it, you will under-
stand why so many marriages fail.
- Fr. Pierre
Parish Update—please pray for:
Deaths: Dorothy Powell October 4
Don Kemp October 5
Kathy Whiteman October 7
May their souls and all the souls of the dearly departed
rest in peace.
Parish Happenings
BEREAVEMENT MINISTRY MEETING AT QUEEN OF PEACE
For some time there has been a need to better support
our parishioners during times of bereavement. If you are
interested in helping develop this ministry, please attend
a meeting on Thursday, October 18 at 1:30 pm in Scallon
Hall or contact Marsha Stroh at 493-8582.
TO ALL COMMUNION MINISTERS
Please plan on attending a very important meeting at
10:00 am, Sunday, October 28 after the 9:00 AM Mass.
The purpose of the meeting is for Father Pierre to meet
each of the Communion Ministers, get to know them and
talk about some slight changes they might notice at the
Mass liturgies.
HOLIDAY CRAFT & BAKE SALE
Queen of Peace Holiday Craft and Bake Sale will be Sat-
urday, November 3 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm in Scallon
Hall. Donations of crafts and baked goods are needed
for this event.
WATERLOO PARISH MISSION
According to St. Vincent de Paul, our mission to the spiri-
tually needy and the materially needy are inter-related
and cannot be separated. One without the other is
worthless. Our good words and prayers must be con-
nected to good works. Discover the spirituality of St. Vin-
cent de Paul at our Waterloo Parish Mission Nov. 4, 5
and 6 at Blessed Sacrament.
Learn more online at: http://bit.do/parish-mission
PERPETUAL ADORATION CHAPEL
"Let no one mourn that he has fallen again and again:
for forgiveness has risen from the grave!" (St. John Chry-
sostom) When we ask for God’s forgiveness he gives it
so readily. The Perpetual Adoration Chapel is a great
place to search our hearts and to thank Him for His in-
credible gift of forgiveness. Available 24/7 to all. Spe-
cific needs at this time are Wednesdays at 1am and
8am, and Sundays at 1am once a month. If interested
email [email protected] or call William Brandle
at (319)939-9000.
We need help distributing flyers to area businesses. If
you can help, please take some flyers located on the
tables at each entrance of the church. Thank you.
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Youth Ministry
High School Youth Ministry
NCYC 2019 registration begins in late October. The Na-
tional Catholic Youth Conference happens every 2 years
in Indianapolis and is for students in grades 9-12 - so
current 8th graders are invited to register for the Novem-
ber 2019 trip. Information and registration meetings will
take place the following dates: Tuesday, Oct. 23 at
6:30pm at St. Edward in the church basement. Wednes-
day, Oct. 24 at 6:30pm at Columbus Catholic High
School in the commons (use door 21). Be prepared to
make a trip deposit of $130 at the meeting. We do ac-
cept credit cards for a slight fee. Contact Annie Zeets
with questions: [email protected]
Middle School Youth Ministry
Youth Jam 2018 is happening on Saturday, Oct. 20th
from 2:00pm-7:30pm at Blessed Maria middle school in
Waterloo. This high energy archdiocesan event brings
youth from across Eastern Iowa together for a day of
faith and fun. Cost is $29/student. Financial assistance
available. Registration is due by Oct. 17th. Registration
info can be found at: www.waterloocatholics.org - click
the youth ministry button on the home page.
School News
Attention Parents
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION REGISTRATION
Will our children have faith? Formal religious education
in a Catholic school or religious education program helps
children recognize, understand and appreciate the faith
they experience at home and in the parish. Our religious
education classes for children in grades 1 through 8 who
are not enrolled in a Catholic school meet on Wednesday
evening from 6:15 to 7:30pm at Sacred Heart School
and on Sunday mornings from 8:15 to 10:15am at
Blessed Sacrament School. For information and registra-
tion contact Becky McElroy at 319-233-0498
(Email [email protected])
Will our children have faith? Read more at:
waterloocatholics.org/will-our-children-have-faith?
Community News
St. Patrick in Cedar Falls will host a Holy Hour for Voca-
tions on Monday, October 22 from 7:00 - 8:00 pm. The
evening will provide an opportunity to pray before our
Eucharistic Lord in Adoration, a seminarian's witness to
God's call in his life, as well as scripture and reflection by
Archbishop Jackels. All are welcome!
40 DAYS FOR LIFE MID-POINT RALLY
OCTOBER 14 AT 4:00 P.M.
We’ll meet at the Planned Parenthood vigil site for
prayer, a hymn sing, and a chance to meet and
greet each other and share our experiences. It is
good to see all the others that are out there pray-
ing when we are not there. The pro-life community
is a wonderful group of people and it’s good that
we are getting to know each other.
After the Rally
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR THE VICTIMS OF ABOR-
TION on October 14, 5:30 p.m. at Faith Lutheran
Church, 1555 W Ridgeway Ave., Waterloo
HARVESTFEST BREAKFAST
Immaculate Conception Church in Gilbertville
Sunday, October 21, 8:00 am—12Noon, St. Mary’s
Center
All you can eat breakfast. Ham, sausage, scrambled
eggs, hash browns, cinnamon and caramel rolls, and
beverages. Adults $8, children 5-12, $5, Under 5 free.
Activities include Silent Auction, Bake Sale, Craft Sale,
Used Book Sale, Bingo, and children’s games. Raffle
drawing at 12:30 pm.
COMMUNITY OF BLESSED SACRAMENT FALL DINNER
Faith, Friends, and Food
Sunday, October 21 from 11:00 am—1:30 pm in the Par-
ish Center
Pork or roast beef dinner—Adults $10, Seniors $9, Chil-
dren age 5-12, $5, age 4 and under Free
Bake Sale, Quilt raffle, fund raising for replacing church
boiler. The church is located at 650 Stephan Ave. in Wa-
terloo.
THE THIRD ANNUAL ARCHDIOCESAN WOMEN'S CONFER-
ENCE
"Perfect isn't Perfect .. True Beauty is Rooted in Christ"
will be held Saturday, January 26, 2019 at the Double-
tree by Hilton Hotel in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. This year's
speakers are Donna Marie Cooper O'Boyle, speaker, au-
thor and EWTN host; and Kate Wicker, storyteller and
speaker. Archbishop Jackels will celebrate mass. All
women, high school age and up are invited for this spirit
filled day hosted by the Archdiocese of Dubuque and
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women. Bring your
mother, bring your sister, bring your daughter!! To regis-
ter, please go to this website: https://
archwomensconference.org/registration/
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