October 14, 2018 - 28th Ordinary Sunday Fr. Clinton P. Honkomp, O.P. (303) 522-0196 Pastor Deacon Mick Palazzolo Social Justice/Campus Ministry Deacon. Jim Dodge Adult Education/Hospital Ministry Mr. David Beach Deacon Candidate Mr. Rich Harkins Interim Principal Mrs. Debbie Mandeville Parish Secretary Mrs. Monica Maggio Accounting Mrs. Angie Daniels School Secretary Mrs. Jaimie Kauffman Development Director Mr. Joe Dinardo Maintenance Mrs. Alice Hill Liturgy & Music Mrs. Michelle Hagele Volunteer Coordinator Mr. Robert Dilley Homebound Ministry Mass Times: Saturday (vigil) 4:30 pm Sunday 8:00 am, 10:30 am Holy Days: As announced Daily Mass: W, Th, F: 6:20 am Tuesday: 8:20 am Communion Service: Monday: 6:20am Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday, 3:30pm Eucharistic Adoration: First Friday/Saturday: Friday 7:00 am to Sat 8:00 am Other Fridays: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Parish Office Hours: M - F: 8:30 am - 4:00pm School Office Hours: M - F: 7:45 am - 3:30 pm 2000 E. Sangamon Avenue (mailing address: 2119 N. 20th St.) Springfield, Illinois 62702 Church: (217) 544-4554 Fax: (217) 544-4963 School: (217) 544-4553 Fax: (217) 544-1680 www.saintaloysius.org Dear Friends, “It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for one who is rich to enter the kingdom of God.” MARK 10:25. Jesus uses tough language that we may not want to hear. But, we are all called to be generous with all our gifts. Not just the ones we pick and choose, but all our gifts: our time in prayer to God, our talent in participating in parish ministries and our treasure supporting our local parish and other charities. This weekend after all of the Masses we will have had a brief meeting for all Lectors – new and experienced. If you missed the meeting and would like to be a Lector at Mass please e-mail or text to me your name, address, best phone number, e-mail, and Mass preference. Then, in a few weeks, we will compile a complete list of Lectors and send it out. There is also some lit- Saint Aloysius Catholic Church A Discipleship Parish erature that I’d like to talk with you about. Reading the Scrip- tures at Eucharist is a great way to put into action your call to Christian Discipleship. Please don’t forget that on October 19, beginning at 5:00pm there will be the St. Aloysius Celebrity Bartender Night at the Stadium Sports Bar. This will be a great opportunity to share fellowship with friends and family from the parish in an adult environment. The night promises good food, creative cocktails, and the friendly smiles of St. Al’s celebrities – an excellent St. Al’s event. See you there! One of the best ways to start your day is by celebrating Holy Mass. Daily Mass helps us focus on what is most important in life: life in Christ. Being fortified with the Eucharist, our day is founded upon the power of grace with which we can face most anything. On Mondays we have a Communion Service at 6:20; On Tuesdays our daily Mass is at 8:20am with the St. Al’s stu- dents; On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 20 - 30 people come together at 6:20am in our church to pray together and lift up our hearts to the Lord. Won’t you join us for daily Eucha- rist? All are welcome! I mentioned at Mass a few weeks ago that I am a part of a Catholic/Lutheran dialogue group called: Project 501+. Well, on Sunday, October 28, 2018 from 4:30 - 7:30pm at the Fran- ciscan Chiara Retreat Center (4875 LaVerna Rd.) we are spon- soring an event called: Re-Formed in Baptism. There will be Evening Prayer in St. Francis Church at 4:30pm followed by Speakers (Rev. Dr. Richard Chiola and Rev. Dr. Charlene Ra- chuy-Cox). The evening will conclude with a dinner and dis- cussion. A free-will donation will be gratefully accepted for the dinner. Please consider joining me at this very interesting event. RSVP to Chiara Center (217) 523-0901. More informa- tion about this event will be included in future bulletins. I hope to see you there. All are welcome! When I shop on-line, I help St. Aloysius Catholic School with free donations by using iGive.com. The stores at iGive make this possible because they want you to like them and shop at them over and over again. There's 1912 socially-responsible stores helping to make donations happen. You will recognize most of them. At any rate, I do and I’m not much of a shopper. I-Give.com would remind you of what we have come to know as “script”, except this is on-line. I hope you'll give it a try. To learn more or sign up go to: https://www.iGive.com/URWaL. Join me in praying a rosary each day during the month of Octo- ber for the welfare of our parish. Be assured of my daily prayers for you and for your family. With Pastoral Affection, Fr. Clint, O.P.
Transcript
October 14, 2018 - 28th Ordinary Sunday
Fr. Clinton P. Honkomp, O.P. (303) 522-0196 Pastor
Deacon Mick Palazzolo Social Justice/Campus Ministry
Deacon. Jim Dodge Adult Education/Hospital Ministry
Mr. David Beach Deacon Candidate
Mr. Rich Harkins Interim Principal
Mrs. Debbie Mandeville Parish Secretary
Mrs. Monica Maggio Accounting
Mrs. Angie Daniels School Secretary
Mrs. Jaimie Kauffman Development Director
Mr. Joe Dinardo Maintenance
Mrs. Alice Hill Liturgy & Music
Mrs. Michelle Hagele Volunteer Coordinator
Mr. Robert Dilley Homebound Ministry
Mass Times: Saturday (vigil) 4:30 pm
Sunday 8:00 am, 10:30 am
Holy Days: As announced
Daily Mass: W, Th, F: 6:20 am
Tuesday: 8:20 am
Communion Service: Monday: 6:20am
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday, 3:30pm
Eucharistic Adoration:
First Friday/Saturday: Friday 7:00 am to Sat 8:00 am
Other Fridays: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Parish Office Hours: M - F: 8:30 am - 4:00pm
School Office Hours: M - F: 7:45 am - 3:30 pm
2000 E. Sangamon Avenue (mailing address: 2119 N. 20th St.)
Springfield, Illinois 62702
Church: (217) 544-4554 Fax: (217) 544-4963
School: (217) 544-4553 Fax: (217) 544-1680
www.saintaloysius.org
Dear Friends,
“It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than
for one who is rich to enter the kingdom of God.” MARK 10:25. Jesus uses tough language that we may not want to hear.
But, we are all called to be generous with all our gifts. Not just
the ones we pick and choose, but all our gifts: our time in prayer
to God, our talent in participating in parish ministries and our
treasure supporting our local parish and other charities.
This weekend after all of the Masses we will have had a brief
meeting for all Lectors – new and experienced. If you missed
the meeting and would like to be a Lector at Mass please e-mail
or text to me your name, address, best phone number, e-mail,
and Mass preference. Then, in a few weeks, we will compile a
complete list of Lectors and send it out. There is also some lit-
Saint Aloysius Catholic Church A Discipleship Parish
erature that I’d like to talk with you about. Reading the Scrip-
tures at Eucharist is a great way to put into action your call to
Christian Discipleship.
Please don’t forget that on October 19, beginning at 5:00pm
there will be the St. Aloysius Celebrity Bartender Night at the
Stadium Sports Bar. This will be a great opportunity to share
fellowship with friends and family from the parish in an adult
environment. The night promises good food, creative cocktails,
and the friendly smiles of St. Al’s celebrities – an excellent St.
Al’s event. See you there!
One of the best ways to start your day is by celebrating Holy
Mass. Daily Mass helps us focus on what is most important in
life: life in Christ. Being fortified with the Eucharist, our day is
founded upon the power of grace with which we can face most
anything. On Mondays we have a Communion Service at 6:20;
On Tuesdays our daily Mass is at 8:20am with the St. Al’s stu-
dents; On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 20 - 30 people
come together at 6:20am in our church to pray together and lift
up our hearts to the Lord. Won’t you join us for daily Eucha-
rist? All are welcome!
I mentioned at Mass a few weeks ago that I am a part of a
Catholic/Lutheran dialogue group called: Project 501+. Well,
on Sunday, October 28, 2018 from 4:30 - 7:30pm at the Fran-
ciscan Chiara Retreat Center (4875 LaVerna Rd.) we are spon-
soring an event called: Re-Formed in Baptism. There will be
Evening Prayer in St. Francis Church at 4:30pm followed by
Speakers (Rev. Dr. Richard Chiola and Rev. Dr. Charlene Ra-
chuy-Cox). The evening will conclude with a dinner and dis-
cussion. A free-will donation will be gratefully accepted for the
dinner. Please consider joining me at this very interesting
event. RSVP to Chiara Center (217) 523-0901. More informa-
tion about this event will be included in future bulletins. I hope
to see you there. All are welcome!
When I shop on-line, I help St. Aloysius Catholic School with
free donations by using iGive.com. The stores at iGive make
this possible because they want you to like them and shop at
them over and over again. There's 1912 socially-responsible
stores helping to make donations happen. You will recognize
most of them. At any rate, I do and I’m not much of a shopper.
I-Give.com would remind you of what we have come to know
as “script”, except this is on-line. I hope you'll give it a try. To
learn more or sign up go to: https://www.iGive.com/URWaL.
Join me in praying a rosary each day during the month of Octo-
ber for the welfare of our parish. Be assured of my daily
prayers for you and for your family.
With Pastoral Affection, Fr. Clint, O.P.
2
Pastoral Council
John Cernich
Mary Coady
Gary McCandless
Michelle Stewart
Pam Tipps
Bill Warren
Bob Wheatley
Finance Council
Tom Feger
Karl Kohlrus
Amy Neal
Matt Noonan
Elaine Spearie, Chair
Ryan Spearie
Earl Schroeder
Paul Palazzolo
School Board
Joel Washko
Tom Kohlrus
Doug Szcinski
Katie Wagner, Secretary
Nicholas Gilmore, Co-Chair
Sara Vargas, Chair
Scott McCamant
Susan Waterman
Rachel Towner
Marianne Stremsterfer
Liturgy Committee
Alice Hill, Chair
Linda Vono
Sheri Daniels
Vikki Warren
Mikki Buhl
Paula Petrilli
Rita Lesko
Gary McCandless
Rachel Schrenk
Mary Coady
Discipleship Committee
Terri Maze
Kim Lesko
Michelle Daniels
Lisa Fowler
Ed Strode, Chair
Kathy Paoni
Tom Paoni
Mary Ann Mann
Social Justice Committee
Judy Cervellone
Patti Crouch
Matt Daniels
Dave Klestinski
Nancy Schrenk
Michelle Stewart
Greg Stumpf
Principal’s Page Mr. Rich Harkins
Thanks to everyone who helped with the Catholic Charities Food drive. St. Aloysius
brought in over 4700 pounds of food this last month. It was the most actual food weight
per student of any school in the drive. Congratulations to Elly Wagner for getting her
name drawn to throw a pie in my face. You can catch the video on the school Facebook
page.
Thanks to all those who came to the 8th grade car wash last Sunday. They will be doing
some other fund-raisers through the year to help raise funds to attend the Right to Life in
Chicago.
Congratulations to our September Charger of the Month, Alex B. from 8th grade. To
qualify for this award, students must have all A's and B's in their classes, no late or miss-
ing work, up-to-date service hours, and a positive Christian attitude.
You are invited to St. Al's first Celebrity Bartending Event! Battle of the Bartend-
ers! Friday, October 19, 5:00-8:00pm at The Stadium Bar & Grill. Watch as the house
bartenders and celebrity bartenders compete in a friendly competition. Fastest drink mixer,
best bar tending trick, best original drink and best costume! Our featured guest bartenders
include: 5:00-6:00pm...Frank Lesko and Marianne Stremsterfer, 6:00-7:00pm...Misty
Buscher and Kelly Stotlar, 7:00-8:00pm...Ray Herigodt and Scott Dickerson. The Stadium
Bar & Grill will donate 30% of all food and alcohol sales from 5:00pm-close.
The Environmental Club would like to invite you to help us make a difference. We are
participating in the Ronald McDonald House Charities pop tab challenge. It is easy to
help! Just save your pop tabs and send them in to school. We will do the rest. Have grand-
parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, neighbors, and friends join in by saving their pop tabs for
you. Together we can make a difference!
Our weekly Saturday bingo at Caritas Hall supports our school budget. It takes a lot
of volunteers throughout the year. This is also a great opportunity to earn service hours. It
is especially important that ALL our school families step up to work some of these weekly
sessions. These monies benefit the school by keeping our tuition costs down. Many thanks
for your cooperation and participation, and thank you to these volunteers the last weeks…
Richard Camden, Ron Kohlrus, Vanessa Riley, Joann Russell, Rhonda Mills, Megan
Wanless, and Ed Strode. If you would like to help please contact Michelle Hagele @217-
In charity, please remember in your prayers….Honora Forgas, Louise Wolosick, Norma Hubbard, Edith Caruso, Joseph Luparell, Don Kmett, William Wente, Emma Pianezza, Carmen Santini, Armand Colin, Evelyn Collins, Judy Danna, Carolyn Venvertloh, Larry Selinger, Al Giacomini, Mary Pratt, June Forgas, Barbara Pulliam, Leona Murphy, James Todd, Charlie Barber, Gilda Fulgenzi. 2017.….Donald Drendel, Denzil DeVanney, Walther Fliege, Barbara Todd, Helen Richardson, Mary Bedolli, Donald Mroscak, August Papilli, Frances Emmons, Robert Berberet Sr. Katie Raffa, John Williams, Barbara Veseling, Mike Timko, Richard Neal Sr. Marianne Charles, Robert Wolf, Virginia Wagner and Betty Andretta. 2018….. Larry Brooks, Katherine Stoecker, Betty Chernis, Kathy Martin, Beatrice Nimpson, Fredrick Bedolli, Mary Kulek, Bernie Hagele, Dorothy Warrington, Mary LeMasters, Peg Wilson, Annette Hickman, and Edna Kennedy.
Parish Ministry Schedule - Sat-Sun - October 20-21
Saturday, 4:30pm Sunday, 8:00am Sunday, 10:30am
Music Lydia Cernich Adult Choir St. Al’s Youth Choir
Lector John Cernich Tom Kohlrus Greg Finigan
E.M. Pat Daniels, John Risse Jim and Vickie Auth Rich and Traci Pitchford
Servers Nicholas G. Will L.
Alyssa F. Kevin K.
Lee Ann K.
Rebecca P.
Sat4:30pm Sun 8:00 Sun 10:30 Total
136 97 173 406
Weekly Attendance-October 6-7
PARISH CALENDAR
The budgeted amount is the minimal required to maintain services, employee benefits, utilities, and maintenance at current levels and does not provide for debt payment, unbudgeted repairs or improvements, or
long term planning for the parish or school. Offerings Budget for the
month of October is $40,000.00. We have received 43% of the
needed funding to meet essential budget obligations.
PARISH CALENDAR
PARISH CALENDAR
PARISH CALENDAR
PARISH CALENDAR WEEKLY PARISH OFFERING
Week 15 October 7 Total to Date
Loose Collection $406.00 $6,476.13
Weekly Envelopes $10,355.50 $111,088.75
Total $10,761.50 $117,564.88
October 15 6:20am Communion Service
October 15 6:30pm Social Justice
October 16 8:20am All School Mass
October 16 9:00am Breakfast (Parkway)
October 16 6:30pm Parish Council
October 17 8:15am Legion of Mary
October 17 3:00pm School Choir
October 17 7:00pm RCIA
October 18 6:30pm Women's Club
October 18 7:00pm Adult Choir
October 19 7:00am Adoration
October 19 5:00pm Benediction
October 19 5:00pm Celebrity Bartender (Stadium)
October 20 10:45am Bingo
October 20 3:30pm Confessions
PARISH CALENDAR
ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL
Boiler Project
Amount $125,000.00
Total Collected $84,326.06
Residual (October 10, 2018) $40,673.94
Special Prayers and Blessings to:
Mihai and Alisha ( Romanotto ) Tudoreanu
who were married at St. Aloysius Church on Saturday, September 29, 2018
ANNUAL CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL
Assessment (2018) $49,968.00
Total Paid
Residual
St. Aloysius Catholic Church: A Discipleship Parish
October 14, 2018
Around the Church
Springfield Knights of Columbus Council 364 is hosting
an all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast today, Sunday, October 14,
2018 at 2200 S Meadowbrook Road. Serving is from 8:00am
until Noon. Adults eat for $10; Kids (6 to12 yrs.) for $5; Kids (5
and under) are free. All proceeds for this fundraiser benefit the
Susan Rebman 527-1018 Reservations...by November 5, 2018.
Butler Family of Organizations: Sunday, November 4,
2018 Holiday Help. For those touched by a loss, we invite you
to discover, uncover and nurture hope, while renewing your
spirit this holiday season. Please plan to attend this Holiday Help Program on Sunday, November 4 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm at
the Wyndham Springfield City Centre, 700 E. Adams Street in
downtown Springfield. This program is open to the public, no
cost/obligation and complimentary garage parking will be pro-
vided. Call Butler Funeral Homes at 544-4646 to reserve your
seat as seating is limited.
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time – 14 October
2018 -The REAL prosperity Gospel. Don’t we like to think that
wealth solves our problems? Don’t we wish, at least from time
to time, to win the lottery, to have wealth, to have “more than
enough”? Yet Jesus says to the man of many possessions: give
it to the poor so you can thread the needle into the Kingdom of
God. Whew! Not what we want to hear. Not what some of us
believe. The real prosperity Gospel is having “just enough”.
The real prosperity Gospel is seeing that no one goes with-
out.
What mercy work will I do today? *How can I care for
those poorer than me?
What will I share, divest, give away this week?
Forty Days of Life…. September 26 - November 4, 2018...
For too long abortion has been legal. For too long Christians
have been silent. Please pray for those who cannot defend
themselves.
Google Translate
You see it all over social media. Google Translate gets used to
translate some familiar lines from English into another lan-
guage. Spanish, French, Tagalog, Hindi, pick one.
Then used again to translate it back into English. And what
comes out is very different.
The syntax is off. Phrases are out of order. Familiar words re-
placed by new ones. Maybe there’s some unintentional humor.
Usually it just sounds odd.
I bring this up, because if we’re used to the classic version of
the Our Father that we pray at Mass, the NABRE version of the
Our Father (in St. Luke’s Gospel) can sound like this is what
someone did to the Lord’s Prayer.
Father, hallowed be your name,
your Kingdom come.
Give us each day our daily bread
and forgive us our sins
for we ourselves forgive everyone in debt to us,
and do not subject us to the final test.
So what do we do with something like this, something that
sounds so odd?
We can reject it.
It lacks the charm of familiar things.
We can let it pass by.
It has no rhythm to help it stay with us.
Or we can take a moment to think about what it’s saying. To
let its very oddness unpack the Our Father for us.
Until its irregular lines and strange phrases crack the shell of
familiarity. Renewing the prayer taught by Jesus.
So that the version we all know by heart can be again the
source of grace that Our Lord meant it to be.
-Deacon Jim
October 14, 2018
St. Aloysius Catholic Church: A Discipleship Parish
Parish Bulletin Board
The Annual Catholic Services Appeal has begun! The programs, services and minis-
tries supported by the Annual Catholic Services Appeal meet the larger di-
ocesan needs of Catholics and others in the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois.
The theme this year for the Annual Catholic Services Appeal is “IN GRATI-TUDE FOR GOD’S ABUNDANT BLESSINGS”. A letter was sent to each
Catholic household in the diocese asking for your support. The diocese serves each of us
and our financial support is needed to continue God’s work in the diocese.
Boiler update….We have collected $84,326.06 (October 10, 2018) towards this project.
Asbestos removal has been completed. Henson Robinson Company was the low bidder
on the new boiler, they have begun taking out the old this week. The new boiler is ex-
pected to arrive in early November and be installed and working before Thanksgiving. If
we can collect the additional $45,000 to reach our goal by the end of November, we can
avoid having to ask the Diocese for a loan. If you haven’t contributed yet, please help St.
Al’s raise the needed funds for this new boiler. If you have already contributed, again
thank you, and please consider making an additional contribution.
October is the month of the rosary....During this month of October, pray and medi-
tate on the mysteries of the rosary. Let the faith and love of Mary inspire you for times of
trial. She will point you to Christ. Pray that God’s people will not abandon the faith in the
face of difficult times. Pray they may receive the grace to stand at the cross and to re-
member…true promises are indeed hard to keep.
RCIA meets every Wednesday at the parish house. You can contact the parish office (544
-4544) to obtain more information. Now is the time to talk to that friend or
family member and invite them to RCIA. Your word or deed can make a
difference. The RCIA Schedule includes: October 17, 7:00pm Jesus of
Nazareth/Jesus the Christ, with Greg Stumpf. October 24, 7:00pm Church
History, Ernie Waite. October 31, 7:00pm , No Session, November 1, All Saints Day,
Mass at 6:20 and 8:20am, November 7, 7:00pm, Last Things: Death, Judgment, Heaven,
Hell, Purgatory, and Limbo , Harvey Schrenk. November 14, 7:00pm, Mary and the
Saints, Mary Jane Stahr.
The MINI-MEGA RAFFLE kicks off next week! The raffle tickets are a major fundrais-
ing undertaking for the school and parish and we are asking you to make every effort to
sell these, not just to people in the parish, but to anyone you happen to know. As we have
stated many times, tuition only covers half of the cost to educate one child, and this is a
new initiative to help us meet those costs of education. Tickets will be sold for $20, with
a payout of $5,000.00 on Thursday, December 20. Two Early Bird awards of $100 will be
Sunday, November 4, and Thursday, December 6. Tickets will also be available at the
parish and school office beginning the week of October 22. A special thanks to Staab
Funeral home and O’Connor Mailing for sponsoring this event and tickets printed cour-
tesy of HSHS-Hospital Sisters Health Systems.
Attention all Liturgical Ministers! Important information regarding the lit-urgy schedule! Fr. Clint will be holding an informational meeting, after all the masses
this weekend...October 13-14 - for all Lectors. Servers will meet next, Sunday October 21
after the 8:00am mass. If you can't make your meeting please call or e-mail Fr. Clint.
There's still time to RSVP for the "Re-Formed in Baptism" event October 28, 4:30
pm to 7:30 pm at Chiara Center. This is a Project 510+ Lutheran-Catholic dialogue event
with speakers Rev. Dr. Richard Chiola of Springfield and Rev. Dr. Charlene Rachuy-Cox
of Wartburg Seminary in Iowa. We will begin with Evening Prayer and conclude with
dinner and discussion. RSVP to Chiara Center 523-0915 or [email protected].
St. Al’s Seniors: Join us for break-
fast/coffee after the 8:20am Mass on
Tuesday, October 16 at the Parkway
Cafe You are welcome to join us even
if you are not able to attend Mass.
Homebound... If you have a family
member or know of someone who is
homebound and would like to receive
Communion, please call the office.
Church Calendar... Please let the
parish office know of events, meetings,
etc. for the church calendar to avoid
scheduling conflicts.
St. Aloysius Prayer Chain: If you
have a special intention or someone
whom you would like prayers offered
please call Mrs. Norma Capranica @
217-629-8714 or Mrs. Vikki Warren @
217-544-2299.
STEWARDSHIP Gracious and loving God, we understand that you call us to be stewards of your abundance, the caretakers of all you have entrusted to us. Help us to use your gifts wisely and to share them generously. May our faithful stewardship be the hallmark of our discipleship, a visible sign of our commitment to Christ. We pray with grateful hearts, in Jesus’ name. Amen.
October 15 St. Teresa of Jesus
6:20am Communion Service
October 16 Weekday
8:20am Gilda Fulgenzi+ October 17 St. Ignatius
6:20am Daniel Hawks Jr. +
October 18 St. Luke
6:20am Betty Chernis+
October 19 St. John and Isaac
6:20am Pauline Hartmann+
October 20 Weekday
October 21 29th Ordinary Sunday
Sat 4:30pm Jim Metz+
Sun 8:00am Peg Wilson +
Sun10:30am All Parishioners+
St. Aloysius Parish & School Financial Report July 1.2017 thru June 30. 2018
Parish Receipts School Receipts Diocesan Collections & Disbursements
Regular Church Support $422.371.98 Tuition /Fees/Care/Lunch $586.807.89
Other Sources of Revenue $15,895 Subsidies Military Veterans $1,192.00
Interest Received $663.05 Fundraisinf Revenue & Calvary Cemetary $706.00
Parish Org. Income $5,762.00 Grants/Other Income $203.766.15 Catholic Charities $1,088.00
Childrens Home $1,104.00
Total Receipts $444,692.03 Total Receipts $790.574.04 Catholic Relief Serv. $861.75
Communication Coll. $396.00
Eastern Europe $236.00
Parish Expense School Expenses Holy Land $764.00
Salaries $141.762.34 Salaries $628,050.40 Home Missions $1,508.00
Fringe Benefits $57.523.24 Fringe Benefits $157,104.23 Latin America $726.00
Total Expenses $305,281.05 Total Expenses $1,050,599.04
Parish subsidy to school $139,410.98
Parish Subsidy to School $139.410.98
Net Gain /Loss ($120,614.02)
Cash Balances in Banks as of June 30.2018
$61,922.16
2119 North Twentieth Street — Springfield, Illinois 62702 Web: www.saintaloysius.org Office: (217) 544-4554 Fax: (217) 544-4963
Thanks to each and every one of you for helping St. Aloysius reach out beyond the walls of this church. Your generosity through tithing shows the true meaning of stewardship. If there is a cause or organization to which you would like the parish to consider donating, please complete an application (see below) and return it to the parish office or email it to Father Clint at
As a community of disciples, St. Aloysius Parish of Springfield, IL is called to tithe a part of its monthly collection. We
welcome requests for a part of our tithe. The tithe is then distributed by an anonymous committee in the name of the parish. We work on no timelines so will receive requests at any time and distribute the gifts in a timely manner. Please be sure to attach any additional information to this application that you think would be helpful to us as we discern the gifting of our tithe.
Amount requested: ____________________ How will the grantee benefit from this donation? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Please return this application to the parish at 2119 North Twentieth Street Springfield, Illinois 62702, via fax at (217) 544-4963 or e-mail… Fr. Clint @ [email protected].
PARISH TITHING FISCAL YEAR 2018
July 2017 $692.00
August 2017 $722.00
September 2017 $656.00
October 2017 $763.00
November 2017 $643.00
December 2017 $642.00
January 2018 $827.00
February 2018 $593.00
March 2018 $670.00
April 2018 $696.00
May 2018 $759.00
June 2018 $636.00
Saint Aloysius & the Stadium Bar & Grill
Presents……
5-6 pm Frank Lesko & Marianne Stremsterfer
6-7 pm Misty Buscher & Kelly Stotlar
7-8 pm Ray Herigodt & Scott Dickerson
Watch as the guest bartenders and the house bartenders compete in a friendly
bar competition! Bar patrons can vote for their favorite bartender by tipping
them generously! The bartender with the most tips at the end of their shift wins
the competition and bragging rights!
Categories Include: Best original drink, Fastest drink mixer, Best
Bartending trick & Best costume!!
When: Friday, October 19th
Where: The Stadium Bar & Grill
2300 N. Peoria Rd
Time: 5:00-8:00 pm
The Stadium Bar & Grill will donate tips from 5-8pm and 30% of food and alcohol sales from 5pm – close. Thank you for supporting St. Al’s!
