Saint Agnes Cathedral 533 S. Jefferson, Springfield, MO 65806

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1 Saint Agnes Cathedral 533 S. Jefferson, Springfield, MO WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5:00 PM Sunday 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 AM (Vietnamese), 11:30 AM, 5:00 PM 2:30 PM (Extraordinary Form in Latin) WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE 8:30 AM Monday through Saturday 12:15 PM Tuesday through Friday (Extraordinary Form in Latin) 5:30 PM Monday through Friday (Chapel on west side of Cathedral) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE in Chapel 5:00-5:20 PM Wednesday and Friday 3:30-4:30 PM, 7:00-7:30 PM Saturday (or ask priest for an appointment) Confessions before Latin Mass, Tue-Fri 11:30 AM-12:00 PM and Sunday, 1:30-2:15 PM

2 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Agnes Cathedral 533 S. Jefferson, Springfield, MO St. Agnes Cathedral Parish, a sacramental community, is sent forth with compassion to witness to God s word and loving presence. We recognize our responsibilities to Catholic education. We embrace our diversity and place in the Springfield community to provide service, especially to poor and vulnerable persons. WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5:00 PM Sunday 7:00-8:30-10:00 AM (Vietnamese) 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM (Latin) - 5:00 PM WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE 8:30 AM Monday through Friday 8:30 AM Saturday 12:15 PM (Latin) Tuesday through Friday 5:30 PM Monday through Friday RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE 5:00-5:20 PM Wednesday and Friday 3:30-4:30 PM, 7:00-7:30 PM Saturday In Chapel Reconciliation Room (or ask Father for an appointment) Fr. Fasching hears confessions before Latin Mass Tue-Fri 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM and Sunday, 1:30-2:15 PM Most Reverend James V. Johnston, Jr. Bishop of Springfield-Cape Girardeau Reverend Lewis E. Hejna, Rector Reverend Gregory M. Vi Tran, CMC Associate Pastor Chaplain to Vietnamese Parishioners Reverend Jeffery Fasching In Residence Deacons Bill Keller and Mark Wand Permanent Deacons Sister Elizabeth Ann Weiler, ASC Coordinator of Care Ministry Ken Pesek, Director of Children s Liturgy Sabrina Schmidt, Director of Faith Formation Cary Lewis, Youth Minister Judy Rippee, Development Connie McNabb, Finance Office Lindsay Paulsell, School Principal: Parish Office: FAX: Well of Life (Pantry): S. Kimbrough WELCOME! We extend our hands and our hearts in Christian fellowship to you here, whether longtime residents or newly arrived in the parish. If you are not registered, please fill out the form below and place it in the collection basket or mail it to the Parish Office. NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP PHONE New Parishioner New Address New Phone Moving, please remove from parish census ADORATION: The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed in the Chapel on Mondays from 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Rosary at 5:00 PM, followed by Daily Mass at 5:30) and 6:00-8:30 PM with Rosary and Benediction to close. INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION: When you plan to have your child baptized, please call the parish office to make preparations. You may contact us before the birth of your child if you wish. There is a pre-baptismal class monthly for infant Baptisms. MARRIAGE PREPARATION: In our diocese the regulations for marriage require that the parish be notified usually six months in advance of the date planned for the wedding. The importance of this sacrament requires sufficient preparation in a pre-marriage program. SACRAMENT OF THE SICK: When facing serious illness, please call the parish office for anointing. FUNERALS: For funeral arrangements, including condolence meals, please call the Parish Office, Catholic Cemeteries of Springfield: For information, please call Paul Wunderlich at Visit us on the web at Springfield Catholic Schools at

3 3 From the Pastor s Desk, This Wednesday we will celebrate Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the Lenten Season. We will be marked with ashes and the words of the blessing, Turn away from sin and be faithful to the Gospel. Turning away from sin and seeking repentance is the theme of the Lenten Season. Turning away from sin many times means a change of mind, a change of heart and a change of behavior. This is true conversion and conversion cannot be limited to a dramatic, once-in-a-lifetime, so called born again experience. Lent gives us 40 days of working on that conversion, so we can walk faithful in the footsteps of Christ through His Passion, Death and the celebration of His Resurrection. One of the important aspects of conversion is the acknowledgement of one s sins and seeking absolution of those sins from God and the community in which we live. Sin is, before all else, an offense against God and at the same time it damages our relationship with others and the community. For this reason, we need to confess our sinfulness, seeking absolution from God and reconciliation with the Church (people of God). Within the tradition of the Catholic Church for the past 2000 years, this reconciliation has been expressed and accomplished liturgically by the Sacrament of Penance. Christ instituted the Sacrament of Penance for all sinful members of His Church. The Sacrament of Penance offers a new possibility to conversion and to recover the grace which began in our lives at Baptism. Many changes in the sacrament have occurred over the centuries, but there are two equally essential elements that have always been present: contrition, confession and satisfaction on the part of the penitent; and God s action through the intervention of the Church. The confession of sins, even from a simply human point of view, frees us and facilitates our reconciliation with others. Through such an admission, the individual looks at the sins one is guilty of and takes responsibility for them, and thereby opens themselves again to God and to the communion of the Church. Confession of sins of even a lesser nature helps us to form our conscience and fight against evil tendencies and lets ourselves be healed by Christ. Our Lenten Penance Service here at St. Agnes Cathedral is on March 10 th. However beginning this Friday March 20, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available from 5-5:30 and again from 6:30-7:00. Come and experience reconciliation with God and through the Church receive God s grace, peace and serenity of conscience. I want to encourage anyone looking for a Lenten spiritual growth opportunity to participate in the PRIEST, PROPHET & KING Program. This is a short weekly video each week by Fr. Robert Barron providing an introduction to the Jesus Christ as Priest, Prophet and King. Christ is boldly Himself, for He is fully God, but He is God who makes Himself known to us through being fully human. Through His experiences we can come to an understanding of who He is and what He wants. Fr. Lewis Hejna I am looking for a part-time secretary who is competent in computers. If Interested Please contact me at PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK Beverly Tarnowieckyi, Linda Dunigan, Nancy Bechard, Wayne Bechard, Shelly Harper, Hortensia Salas, Stacey Brown, Rex Mueting, Raymond Nobles PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION EVENTS Faith Fair: This weekend through the morning of February 22, we are having our Faith Fair. The items created by the PSR students are in the front of the cathedral on the tables. Come and see what they ve been talking about in their classes. The 8:30 am Mass on February 15 will celebrate our Parish School of Religion program. Lenten Project: Our Lenten Project begins on February 22. We will be collecting small change in each classroom for Catholic Charities. This will also be a competition to see which classes bring in the most change. Last year, we sent Catholic Charities around $300. We hope to raise a good bit more this year. So, parents and students, save your change and bring it to class each week that we meet through Lent. SENIORS UNLIMITED After 12:15 Mass on Ash Wednesday, Seniors are invited to gather for a soup and salad luncheon in the dining room. Please call in so I can let AS YOU LIKE IT know how many to prepare for. Donations accepted. S. Elizabeth Ann WE ARE CALLED Last Saturday at the 5pm Mass, 25 young people, including my wonderful grandson, Peter, were confirmed. It was a sacred, touching, and glorious ceremony. Bishop Johnston imparted, by the laying on of hands, the gift of the Spirit that completes the grace of Baptism, just as John and Peter did when they were sent to Samaria to confirm the newly baptized believers. Our Catechism explains, by the sacrament of Confirmation, the baptized are more perfectly bound to the Church and are enriched with special strength of the Holy Spirit. Hence they are, as true witnesses of Christ, more strictly obliged to spread and defend the faith by word and deed. John and Peter, of course, were some of our first bishops and we are certainly blessed to have Bishop Johnston as one of their direct successors. He met with the candidates and us lucky sponsors for over an hour prior to the Mass. His talk was relevant, inspirational, funny at times, and certain to be remembered by all of us. Many years ago, the Baltimore Catechism taught some of us that Confirmation is a Sacrament that made us strong and perfect Christians and soldiers of Jesus Christ. Now the confirmed are referred to as witnesses of Christ who are strictly obliged to spread and defend the faith by work and deed. We were called soldiers then, and witnesses now. Regardless of the terminology, I think it s safe to say that we are all called. Ginny Smithberg

4 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time SUN Feb 15 MON Feb 16 TUE Feb17 WED Feb 18 THU Feb 19 SUN Feb 22 NEXT WEEK IN THE PARISH 8:00am K of C Breakfast - C 8:00-10:00am Blood Pressures - BR 8:30am CLOW, Dismissal 10:15am PSR, Adult Class - UPR Faith Fair in Cathedral 6:00pm Blood Pressures - Chapel No School 6:00pm We Are Called Ministry-UPR 7:00pm RCIA - DR & C 8:30am 6th Grade Ash Wednesday Mass 12:15am Ash Wednesday Mass 1:00pm Seniors Unlimited Luncheon-DR 5:30pm Ash Wednesday Mass 6:30pm Adult Choir - Cathedral 7:00pm Endowment Board - UPR 8:30am CLOW, Dismissal 10:15am PSR, Adult Class - UPR 12:00pm Vietnamese New Year - Gym 3:00pm Rites of Election - Cathedral, followed by Reception in Cafeteria KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS UPR: Upstairs Conference Room C: Cafeteria CLOW: Children s Liturgy of the Word DR: Dining Room PSR: Parish School of Religion BR: Band Room KCB: Knights of Columbus Bingo Emporium LH: Loretto House Please turn off cell phones when you come into the Church for Mass. Thank you. Deadline for Bulletin announcements: Noon Tuesday Please include contact name and phone number. Please send to: stagnesfrontdesk@gmail.com SAVE THE DATE! BISHOP'S WALK for CATHOLIC CHARITIES of SOUTHERN MISSOURI The Bishop's Walk for Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri - Families Helping Families - will be held Saturday, March 21, Catholics in parishes throughout the diocese will walk on the same day at each parish to show and give support to our neighbors in need. Cost to participate will be a $10 suggested donation ($30 per family), and T-shirts will be included. Funds raised will be used to support Catholic Charities programs in each region. Two traveling trophies will be given annually by the Bishop: one for the parish raising the most in donations; and another for the parish with the highest percentage of participating parishioners. Make plans to join in the fun! More details to come. LENTEN POSSIBILITIES During Lent we usually make commitments to better ourselves spiritually. We have an opportunity every Monday here in our Chapel with Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Adoration begins at 9:15am (after the 8:30am Mass) and closes at 8:30pm. There is a Rosary at 5:00pm and a evening mass at 5:30pm. Adoration resumes immediately after mass about 6:00pm until closing with the Rosary and Benediction. A great opportunity for Lent. FREE TAX PREP Catholic Charities partners with Holy Trinity Parish to offer free tax preparation for qualified individuals Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri is sponsoring a free VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) tax clinic Volunteer certified tax experts assist you in filing your taxes electronically Income limit $53,000 Adjusted Gross Income Location Holy Trinity Parish, 2818 E. Bennett St., Springfield Dates Thursdays, beginning February 5 through April 9 Time 4:00 pm 7:30 pm Appointments are required. Please call (417) Senior citizens (60 years of age or older) can call Tax Counseling for the Elderly at for free tax preparation, including the Missouri Property Tax Credit. Another easy and safe way to file your taxes this year is by using MyFreeTaxes.com. If you have household income of $60,000 or less, visit MyFreeTaxes.com to file both your federal and state tax returns for FREE. LENTEN REFLECTION There will be a 6 week small group discussion regarding the booklet, LENTEN LONGINGS in the small dining room at 1:00pm on Tuesdays beginning February 24. You are welcome to join us during this special season of the year as we set aside a time for Lent. For more information call Mary Virden at QUESTIONS OF THE WEEK Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Theme: Jesus wants to make us whole. Reading I : Leviticus 13:1-2, Reading II : 1 Corinthians 10:31-11:1 Gospel : Mark 1:40-45 Question for Children: What do you want to ask Jesus to do for you? Question for Youth: How has Jesus touched your life? How are you changed because of that touch? Question for Adults: Name a time when you experienced Jesus healing touch. First Sunday of Lent Reading I : Reading I : Genesis 9:8-15 Reading II : Reading II : 1 Peter 3:18-22 Gospel : Gospel : Mark 1:12-15

5 5 At the last judgment, the Lord will invite the just to inherit the heavenly kingdom because of the good deeds they did on earth. Come. You have my Father s blessing! Inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the creation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink. I was a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me. I was ill and you comforted me, in prison and you came to visit me. (Mt 25, 34-36). Saint Paul teaches us that God will reward every person according to his works and that each one will reap only what he sows. In his letter to the Corinthians Saint Paul writes: Each will receive his wages in proportion to his toil (1 Cor. 3.8). Be steadfast and persevering, my beloved brothers, fully engaged in the work of the Lord. You know that your toil is not in vain when it is done in the Lord (1 Cor ). Whatever you do, work at it with all your being. Do it for the Lord rather than for men, since you know full well you will receive an inheritance from Him as your reward (Col. 3.23f). In all these texts Saint Paul speaks of God rewarding us according to our good works. Remember Saint Paul s theology we are justified by faith and saved by grace, not by works. It is only works that proceed from faith and love that bring an eternal reward. But in order to merit, certain conditions must be verified with regard to the one meriting and with regard to the act. With regard to the one meriting, the person must be in the pilgrim state and must have the life of grace (2 Cor. 5.10; Lk ; Heb. 9.27). With regard to the act, it must be morally good and must proceed from free choice. In Christ, Fr. Jeff Fasching COPING SESSIONS for WIDOWED, DIVORCED A six-week support program for separated, divorced, and widowed adults, "Coping with Life Alone," begins at 6:30pm Thursday, February 19, 2015, in St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church, 2200 W. Republic Rd., Springfield, MO. Sponsored by the Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau, the Beginning Experience program offers strength and growth through a community of friendship, support, and prayer. The program's facilitators have themselves experienced a divorce or the death of a spouse. For further information, call Mary Alice, (417) , or Melanie, (417) th through 12 th graders are invited to come together to pray, eat and share faith together. Shannon Cerneka and Orin Johnson have travelled the country inviting young and old alike to embrace life as Eucharistic people through fun, upbeat and interactive music and witnessing. They share a message of community, participation, and mission. WHEN: SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 5:00pm Sunday Mass followed by pizza/drinks and entertainment til over around 9:00 WHERE: HOLY TRINITY, SPRINGFIELD Parents bring your kids Kids bring your parents (if you wish)- Donations at the door. See them on their website at Oddwalk Ministries EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS SUNDAY LITURGIES SAT Feb 14 5:00pm Procop & Mary Francka SUN Feb 15 7:00am Lourdes Nadal 8:30am Robert Kloenhamer 10:00am Vietnamese Mass 11:30am Evelyn Schuster 2:30pm (Latin) 5:00pm Parish MON Feb 16 8:30am Helen Galliers TUE Feb 17 8:30am Jerry Dougherty 12:15pm (Latin) WED Feb 18 8:30am Glenn Michael Austin 10:00am (Latin) 12:15pm Jim Pesek 5:30pm St. Vincent De Paul THU Feb 19 8:30am Lee Nagel 12:15pm (Latin) 5:30pm Brian O Neill FRI Feb 20 8:30am Joan Young 12:15pm (Latin) 5:30pm Josep Hoang SAT Feb 21 8:30am Repose of Soul Dominic SUNDAY LITURGIES SAT Feb 21 5:00pm Gold Family SUN Feb 22 7:00am Betty Jo Kroutil 8:30am Parish 11:30am Michael Kralick 3:00pm Rite of Election 5:00pm Parish 7:00pm (Latin) PCCW NEWS Last Saturday after the 8:30 Mass the PCCW Ladies provided Hot Rolls, coffee, and fruit as we discussed up coming plans and events. Sunday we provided the reception for the Wedding Anniversary for the Diocese. Thank you to all the ladies who helped with the set up, serving and clean up, especially the PCCW Ladies from the Parishes of St. Joseph, SEAS, St. Williams (Buffalo) and St. Agnes. Working together is so rewarding and what a wonderful way to serve our Parishes as a community. Our next reception will be the Rite of Election on Feb 22, 3:00pm Mass. If any of you ladies would like to help with the reception in any way please let us know, Also, for the Chrism Mass will be on March 31, we will be asking for your help in any way. Watch for more information in the bulletin regarding these coming events and sign up to lend us a helping hand. Cathy Sanchez -Treasurer, St. Agnes PCCW Cynthia Macias- President

6 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time RCIA NEWS Those who are in the RCIA are about to enter their third stage before becoming Catholic. Beginning with the Rite of Election on February 22, they will be known as the Elect. Please continue to pray for our sixteen who have been faithful to the process of the RCIA and looking forward to being welcomed as Catholics at our Easter Vigil Mass. CAMP Re-NEW-All Application forms are available in the parish office or on the diocesan website at (go to the Youth Ministry page and follow the link to Camp Re-NEW-All) 2015 CAMP SCHEDULE Fredericktown Cassville Session 1F June 8- Session 1C June 29 - July Session 2C July 6-10 Session 2F June 22- Session 3C July Session 4C July Session 3F July 6-10 Session 5C July SPRINGFIELD CATHOLIC SCHOOLS 2015 Summer Preschool Program and Preschool for the School Year: The Springfield Catholic Preschools are located at Immaculate Conception, St. Agnes, and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton elementary schools. We currently have 3 year-old and 4 year-old programs at each of these schools. Child(ren) must be potty trained and 3 or 4 years of age prior to August 1. A summer preschool program will be offered at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School during the 2015 summer months for children 3-5 years old. Children must be potty trained and 3 years old prior to June 1. New families may call the school of their choice to express interest in applying for the school year or apply online by visiting our website at > Admissions > 2015/2016 Preschool Application. A deposit of $25.00 will be required with your application. Submission of your application does not guarantee placement. For more information please call the school in which you are interested in enrolling your child(ren) - Immaculate Conception: , St. Agnes: , St. Elizabeth Ann Seton: Look for your parish representative after Mass to purchase your Emerald Evening XXI Raffle Tickets! The holder of the winning ticket will have the opportunity to choose between a $3800 cash prize OR $3800 to go toward tuition for the school year! Drawing will take place at Emerald Evening XXI on Saturday, March 21st. Need not be present to win. Purchase your tickets today - $25/ticket or 5 for $100! For additional information please call the SCS Development Office at (417) SCHS PROJECT GRADUATION Project Graduation is a parent sponsored allnight celebration funded entirely by donations. To help with this fun night for our 75 seniors, please consider making a tax-deductible donation payable to SCHS Project Graduation. Mail your check to SCHS Project Graduation, Springfield Catholic High School, 2340 S. Eastgate, Springfield, MO If you have any questions, please contact Gerri Kielhofner at or gkielhofner@brpae.com. Thank You! Lectors 5:00pm Ron Dunaway, Ben Francka 7:00am Sr. Faustina Le, Volunteer 8:30am Kent Laney, Terri Mueting 11:30am David San Paolo, Elizabeth Schatz 5:00pm Jonna Mahy, Gary Momphard Servers 5:00pm Jeremy Cronkhite, Two Volunteers 7:00am Three Volunteers 8:30am Jordan Taylor, McKenzie Taylor, Grace Ann Silas 11:30am Isabella Gomez, Nick Gomez, Gavyn Moore 5:00pm Elias Denney, Two Volunteers Ushers 5:00pm Carolyn & Jeff Roth, Two Volunteers 7:00am John Holtmann, Tim Keller, Larry McGauley, Pat McManus 8:30am Marilyn & Steve Fare, Rex Mueting, Volunteer 11:30am Melvin Medley, Pat Mithelavage, Mike Powers, Volunteer 5:00pm Jim Grier, Darlene Henne, Two Volunteers Extraordinary Ministers of Communion 5:00pm Denee Scruggs, Ginny & John Smithberg, Angela Winton, Sarah Winton, Terry Winton, Jackie Barlow, Dana Carroll 7:00am 8:30am 11:30am 5:00pm Glenn Kristek, Allen Rues, Cholet SisonSwitala, Linda Stander, Jose Tirado, Sr. Marguerite Tran Tom Coleman, Jamie Davis, Fred Eck, Chris Farabee, Randy Friga, Dana Gibson, Tim Griese, Timothy Havens, Ginny Jahnke Rick Gillespie, Jesse Hiett, Janet McBride, Mark Merz, Megan Merz, Alana Myler, Debbie Myler, Marjory Ray, Iris Bounds Arthur Hoogstraet, Megan Kennedy, Diana Piccolo, Kris Watt, Paul Askren, Rebecca Burrell, Volunteer DIOCESAN YOUTH CONFERENCES Steubenville July 10-12, 2015 for youth currently in 8th grade- Seniors. Spots are limited. Cost is $175 per person. Diocesan Youth Conference (DYC ) in West Plains March 27-19, Cost will be determined later. Please let me know ASAP if you want to attend either of these events! Please see flyers in Youth Bulletin Board in church vestibule or carynlewis13@gmail.com

7 7 STEWARDSHIP of TREASURE February Income Report February Income Weekly Envelopes Weeks 1-2 February Budget Still Needed 18, , , ADDITIONAL FEBRUARY DONATIONS Tuition Assistance Donations , St. Vincent de Paul/Pantry Home Missions Latin America Total $2, Plate 1, , Maintenance 4, , , Utilities 1, , , January Income Deficit = 5, BINGO UPDATE I think that Bob Young has headed for the mountains. He told us that they had put their house up for sale and planned to move to Colorado. We re so happy for him and Mary because they love it there, but I guess we thought he d be here a little longer. He s been our steady-eddy cashier at Bingo on the 4 th and 5 th weeks for years. All of us loved being around him; he was so funny and he always brought us candy. Regardless of how you felt, when Bob came to volunteer you felt better, happier, energized. Our players enjoyed him as much as we did. I think that his ability to do this came from his inner goodness and love of others. He is a godly man and we will miss him so much. Happy snow days, nice man, we will remember you in our thoughts and in our prayers. Did you know? St. Agnes receives a yearly bill for their parishioners to receive The Mirror. Our 2014 invoice was $11, Since October, St. Agnes parishioners have contributed $1, A SPECIAL THANKS to those parishioners who have contributed more than $14 to help offset the cost for our parishioners who may not be able to afford their subscription. Please remember to turn in your $14 and help us to pay off The Mirror bill. CURSILLO REUNION There will be an area wide Cursillo Reunion at Holy Trinity Parish Hall on Monday, February 23, 2015 at 7:00pm. During the evening we will have the opportunity for floating group reunions as well as: Recent update on the progress of reactivation: Review of the first meeting of the School Leaders:; Update on Cursillo literature; Plans for the Springtime and future Ultreyas; Building of a diocese wide Palanca team. Please bring a light snack (keeping Lent in mind) to share. MORE Care more than others think necessary. Trust more than others think wise. Serve more than others think practical. --Anonymous Lenten Fish Fry All You Can Eat February 27, 2015 The Knights of Columbus, St. Agnes Cathedral Council are donating the proceeds of their annual fish fry to Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri for the support of LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home. All are invited! Date: February 27, 2015 Time: 5:00 pm 7:00 pm Place: Cost: St. Agnes School Cafeteria $10.00 per adult $ 5.00 per child (maximum per family $30.00) Our Council of the K of C supports our schools, local charities, and the St. Agnes seminarians, and provides labor around the parish for projects such as the Christmas lights around our church and school. DON T MISS OUT! Join us for: An Evening at His Table An elegant Benefit Dinner & Auction to support St. Joseph Catholic Academy Children Saturday, February 28th, 2015 The Diamond Room ~ Knights of Columbus Hall 2340 W Grand Tickets: $60 Per Person 6:00 pm-silent Auction/Hors d oeuvres 7:15 pm-dinner 8:15 pm-live Auction Call or go online: sjcaspringfield.org for tickets and information SACRED HEART FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST Sacred Heart's Fundraising Committee will be having a breakfast on Sunday, February 15 from 10:30am until 12:30pm in the Parish Hall The menu will include scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, tortillas, salsa, juice, milk and coffee. Please come and join us for a delicious breakfast that morning. The charge for the breakfast will be by donation. Money raised will help support the Parish. Please join us for a delicious breakfast