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SECTION 2 - PAGE 6 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. AUGUST It. 1W4 Church Host gospel music concert SHELBY BEILFUSS Maranatha Assembly of God of McHenry will be hosting a contemporary gospel music concert this Sunday, featuring "Shelby." The concert will be held at 1309 Court St.. McHenry, Aug. 12 at 6 p.m. Recording artist, Shelby Beilfuss, has been involved in music ministry since the age of 16 and has toured the nation as lead soprano for "Free Spirit." Pastor Larry Thompson in­ vites the public to come and enjoy one of the best up and coming gospel music stars in the nation. He also added, "God has given Shelby a great talent that will soon have her in the ranks of such great female vocalists as Sandy Patti, Amy Grant, etc." The concert is free. A free will offering will be taken. For more information, please call 344- 0557. St. Patrick's changes scheduling St. Patrick's parish in McHenry has announced a change in parish scheduling. The Saturday evening Mass has been moved back one half hour to 5:30 p.m. Father Donald Smithes, assistant principal at Marian Central Catholic High School, will be offering Masses on Sunday on a regular basis. ' Confessions will be heard Saturdays from 4 to 5 p.m. in the afternoon. Nice way to spend a day For a change of pace from the hectic way of life today, a two and a half-hour drive from McHenry, part of which is on beautiful, scenic roads, will take one to Holy Hill, in Hubertus, Wis., for a relaxed and spiritual afternoon. Holy Hill is a historic shrine, a place dedicated to God in honor of Mary, the mother of Christ. It is also a monastery for the Carmelite Fathers and Brothers who staff this shrine. The exterior of the present church is finished with Penn­ sylvania brick and Bedford stone. The architecture is romanesque. The main church platform stands approximately at the same level as the top of the hill itself, which is 289 feet 014 w The Kishwaukee Valley Medical Group S.C. announces the opening of its Crystal Lake office at the COLLEGE HILL PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 4911 S. Rt. 31 (Suite C. Lower Level) Crystal Lake, Illinois 600b Telephone: (815) 455-50: SERVICES OFFERED OBSTETRICS. GYNECOLOGY, FAMILY PLANNING & INFERTILITY Tao M. Chen, M.D. William R. Larsen, M.D. Joseph R. Misulonas, M.D. PEDIATRICS Child & Adolescent Health Care John H. Burcal, M.D. Joong D. Shin, M.D. Schedule Your School Physicals Early SERVING McHENRY COUNTY SINCE 1965 WITH BOARD CERTIFIED MEDICAL SPECIALISTS 'Visit the Old West in Union, Illinois Rte. 20 and South Union Road Fun For The Family This Weekend at SEVEN ACHES ANTIQUE VILLAGE &. MUSEUM One Admission Includes: •Wild West Gunfights Every Weekend •Museum •Pony Rides •Stage Coach Rides Open 7 Days a Week Take Route 176 Jo Union Road 'Old Time Movies 'Games for the Kids 815-923-2214 BIBLE -i VERSE.1 The confessions on Saturday evening from 7:30 to 8 p.m. will be dropped. The evening Masses on week­ days will be dropped. Father Lawrence Urbaniak will concelebrate Mass in the morning at 8 a.m. The priest will bring Com­ munion to shut-ins every other month, taking half the calls each month. The Compassionate Ministers will continue their calls as before. ... r i / i When you pray, go into your room and shut the door, and pray to your Father who is in secret; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you. 1. Of what well known oration is the above verse a part? 2. By whom was it spoken? 3. What does this verse warn particularly about? 4. Where may it be found? 1. The Sermon on the Mount. 2. By Jesus. & 3. An outward show of piety, displayed through some public praying. 4. Matthew 6:6 (RSV). This is the confidence that we have in him: that, if we ask anything according to his will, he heareth us. \ Robert Wiper, a member of St. John's Endowment Society, is holding the $100,000 note that Father John C. Holdren, Pastor, has just set afire, as Doris Freund, secretary of St. John's Endowment Society, looks on. is the / writer above its base, affording a breathtaking view. The twin towers rise 192 feet from their base, with the third church tower, entirely of copper, reaching 144 feet. The pipe organ in the choir loft contains 670 pipes. The main altar with all its parts weighs more than 40 tons and it took two years to build. The altar table is a single stone of Botticino marble. In addition to viewing numerous stained glass win­ dows, side altars, chapels and an informative exhibit area depicting the history of the church from its log cabin chapel built in 1863, one can tour the beautiful grounds featuring stone grottos and statues. 1. Of whom speaking? 2. Who is the author of the above statement? 3* By what term was he known? 4. Where may this statement be found? Anwvsrt 1. Of Jesus Christ. 2. John the Apostle. 3. The "disciple whom Jesus loved." 4. I John 5:14. Hopes rise with flames The fund raiser for St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Johnsburg, known as "Winner's Circle-Landmark Campaign," struck a significant day last week when Father John C. Holdren, pastor, burned the first $100,000 outstanding note due on a $1,000,000 debt of the parish. The Winner's Circle is a program designed by the St. John the Baptist Endowment Society to raise $1,000,000. In the first five weeks of the campaign, over 40 percent of the goal has been reached. 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