To find times for Mass, Confession & Adoration worldwide, visit masstimes.org.
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CATHOLIC SPIRIT RADIO NETWORK is transmitting on 88.3FM in the DECATUR / CLINTON / WAPELLA area 24 hours a day!
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Men Called to Greatness
Our primary goal is to help each other grow in holiness.  We study the Catholic Virtues and discuss how to apply them to our daily lives.
​Meetings every other Tuesday from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at St. Patrick, Wapella parish hall.  ​​
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Monthly Prayer Group 6:00-6:30 p.m.
3rd week of each month
Intentions and Rosary
Tuesday at St. John the Baptist, Clinton
Wednesday ​at St. Patrick, Wapella
Thursday at Sacred Heart, Farmer City
Mass
Saturday 4:00 p.m. St. John the Baptist, Clinton
Sunday 8:30 a.m. St. Patrick, Wapella
Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sacred Heart, Farmer City

Monday - No Mass
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. St. Patrick, Wapella
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. St. John the Baptist, Clinton
Thursday 8:30 a.m. Sacred Heart, Farmer City
Friday 8:30 a.m. St. John the Baptist, Clinton

First Friday 12:00 p.m. Sacred Heart, Farmer City
First Saturday 8:30 a.m. Sacred Heart, Farmer City

​Confession
Weekdays - 15 minutes before Mass
Clinton - Saturday 3:15-3:45 p.m.
Farmer City - Sunday following 10:30 a.m. Mass
​Wapella - Sunday 7:45-8:15 a.m.

Eucharistic Adoration
Clinton - Last Friday 9:00 a.m. following 8:30 a.m. Mass
Farmer City - First Friday 11:00 a.m. followed by Mass at 12:00 p.m.
​Wapella - Fourth Thursday 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Priest and Deacons
Father Thomas Szydlik
[email protected] / (309) 935-3727
Deacon Pat Comfort
​​Deacon Todd Weber
[email protected] / (309) 473-3487​
Deacon Scott Whitehouse
St. John the Baptist, Clinton
*** OFFICE for ALL 3 CHURCHES ***
502 N Monroe
Clinton IL 61727
[email protected]
(217) 935-3727

Sacred Heart, Farmer City
612 N Plum
Farmer City IL 61842
[email protected]

​St. Patrick Catholic Church, Wapella
320 S Locust St
Wapella IL  61777
[email protected]
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For Those in Need of Healing
Chuck Askins, Kay Bailey, Mary Lou Barnett, Pamela Boatright, Connie Brown, Dawn Brown, Bailie Rae Clavet, Beth Fryman,  David Gaddy,  Betty Bray Geneser,  Helen Haas,  Marya Hardin, Mary Kay Hirsbrunner, Jim Hull, Millie Humes, Amy Jamison, Brenda Kingery, Debby Kuntz, Anna Lang, Patty Lecomte, Steve Lighthall, Vi Lighthall,  Randie  Livingood,  Bryan  Lonergan,  Jen Lonergan,  Kirby McDonald,  Paul Parsons, John & Betsy Perring, Juliette Phelan, Marilyn Porter,  Francis & Danna Powers, Marilyn Quaid, Gary Riegel, Melvin Riegel, Madi Riley, Cortney Ritter,  Alex Romer,  Fran  Runyen,    Bill   Sargent,   Lina   Satau,    Sharon Stephenson, Mary Strum, Kenny Toohill, Bonnie Trenkle, Annie Waite,  Angie Walden,  Mary Walsh,  Brett  Willits, David Woodford ...and all parishioners dealing with illness or health conditions.

For those in Nursing Homes
Bob Block, Jack & Phyllis Darnall,  Jim Hertel, Helen Johanns, Linda Kilgarriff, Joni Mollet, Nancy Joan Morris,  Pat Powers,  Henri Stegemeier,   Sue  Thompson
​Annual Diocesan Appeal (ADA) 2024 
​“Do everything for the Glory of God”
We now begin this year’s ADA which is an opportunity to help the Catholic Diocese of Peoria raise necessary funds for many ministries and apostolates that we as a single parish cannot offer.
Through this appeal, we are able to advance the mission entrusted to us by the Lord.  In our parishes, schools, Newman Centers on college campuses, and social service ministries in Catholic Charities we create places of encounter with Jesus. And when we encounter Jesus, lives are changed.
​The goals for our parish are Clinton $33,968; Wapella $23,624; Farmer City $13,665.  We can reach these goals only with your help.
Contributions can be made by check payable to the Catholic Diocese of Peoria, by a credit or debit card, by direct debit from checking or savings account or online at www.cdop.org/ada.  Gifts of appreciated stock, grain, qualified charitable distributions (QCDs) or donor advised funds have special considerations and requirements. Contact (309) 671-1550 for more information.
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​Catholic Spirit Radio 
In our area - tune in at FM 88.3 (Clinton/Wapella) or FM 89.5 or online - just click on "LISTEN LIVE" HERE. We depend on you...needing both your prayerful and financial support! We are completely operated by volunteers and are entirely listener supported. You may pledge financial support by sending a check to Catholic Spirit Radio, 108 Boeykens Place, Normal IL 61761 or give online HERE. Evangelization via radio is growing at CSR!
88.3 FM     Champaign / Urbana
88.3 FM     Clinton / Wapella
89.5 FM     McLean County
92.5 FM     Bloomington-Normal
88.3 FM     Pontiac & Livingston Counties
97.1 FM     Lincoln & Logan Counties
89.1 FM     DeKalb-Sycamore
89.3 FM     Morris-Joliet
88.9 FM     Rockford-Harvard
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​Former St. Patrick, Wapella, Parishioners on 9/11/2021 Catholic Spirit Radio podcast:  "Being Catholic" #255
Past parishioners, Susan & Bill Holtz, were recently on the program "Being Catholic" with Bob Johnston. The podcast can be heard HERE.  Bob spoke with Susan Holtz, Kathy Fulton, and Carolyn Wenning in the 1st two segments about Catholic Spirit Radio's Wisconsin pilgrimage to Holy Hill and the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help on August 14th & 15th. Deacon Todd Weber, from our parish, was the spiritual guide on this pilgrimage. In the 3rd segment, Susan and her husband, Bill, share her previous experience of a miracle at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, Brown County, Wisconsin.
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​​Fulton J. Sheen Tomb at the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception
607 NE Madison Avenue, Peoria, Illinois  ​celebratesheen.com
Fulton J. Sheen Museum at the Spalding Pastoral Center
419 NE Madison Avenue in Peoria
For open hours, check the Museum website HERE and you may want to call the museum office (309) 671-1550 before your visit.
Sheen Tomb Visiting Hours - Most up to date information is available HERE.
​Maybe you've been AWAY from the CHURCH for a little while or for quite some time, but now you feel a tug at your heart calling you back to the Catholic Church.  Regardless of why you left or got out of the habit of going to Mass, you can always come home and return to the practice of the sacraments and the fullness of relationship with Jesus Christ and the Church he founded. Resources to help you can be found HERE.
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