Saint Raymond de Penafort

A Catholic Faith Community

Our Joyful Response to Living Stewardship

“Welcome. Love. Serve.”

TH 26 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 29, 2019

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TH BLESSING OF THE PETS - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 TH EMMAUS WALK - BEGINS MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 WOMEN OF ST. RAYMOND OCTOBER MEETING TH GATHERING OF WOMEN - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 MONSTER MASH - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19TH

Spread the News: ALL ARE WELCOME IN THIS PLACE Invite Your Friends to the RCIA

This year’s St. Raymond candidate and family at Holy Name Cathedral after the Rite of Election.

One of the hallmarks of the Catholic Church is that we are a people-on-mission. The Good News (of God’s active, loving presence in our lives) is not ours to hoard. Rather, the Spirit of God compels us to share it! Therefore, we ask you, the Church of St. Raymond, to think of people you know (a neighbor, a co-worker, a friend) who might be at a place in their lives where they are searching for something “more.” We encourage you to reach out and invite these people to consider exploring the Catholic faith here at St. Raymond’s.

We have a wonderful group of parishioners who will accompany these men and women on a journey of exploring God’s call in their lives. For further information about the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults), please call or email Deacon Dave Babczak (847-253-8600, [email protected]).

Our meetings are held on Monday evenings beginning in mid-September.

Emmaus Walk Grief Support Group

Emmaus Walk, a grief support group for adults grieving the loss of a loved one, will begin on Monday, October 7th at 7:00 pm in the Living Room of the Parish Ministry Center and continue weekly through Monday, November 25th (except for Monday, Nov.4th).

Any adult grieving the loss of a significant person in their lives ---family member, partner, or friend ---is invited and welcome to participate whether the loss is recent or one in the past that has not been healed. During our time together various elements of the grief journey will be explored through education, discussion, sharing and prayer in a safe and confidential setting.

Please contact Sr. Val, group facilitator, at 847-253-8600 x 143 or [email protected] to register or with any questions. All are welcome!

Through Our Alms We Touch the World Beds for Mugana Hospital

Fr. Gilbert has told us about Mugana Hospital, a health facility in an area close to his home community in Tanzania. Mugana Hospital serves the poor people of the Kagera region in Tanzania. They are currently facing several challenges, including the lack of sufficient space to accommodate expectant and new mothers. The current building can accommodate only 29 mothers, but they sometimes have up to 50 mothers admitted to safely deliver their babies. Therefore, some of the expectant or new mothers have to lie on the floor in the corridor, sometimes even without a mattress. New mothers frequently stay at the hospital for a week or more, to assure their new babies will have the best chance to survive. A new maternity building is in the process of being built, but the hospital is still in need of beds. They will need 50 beds for the new building. The alms during September 28ththrough October 13th will be used to help Mugana Hospital supply the beds and bedding for the new maternity building. Sr. Inviolata Temba from the hospital has told us that the cost for one complete bed consists of the following:

Hospital bed $ 70 Mattress $ 50 Mattress cover $ 25 Blanket $ 25 Bed sheets $ 50 Pillow & case $ 15 One complete bed $235

Any amount contributed will be very much appreciated and will be used toward completing a whole bed for the Mugana Hospital maternity building. Please use the green alms envelope. Make any check out to St. Raymond’s, and put in the memo section, Beds – Mugana. Fr. Gilbert will assure the money gets Mugana Hospital and is used for beds in the new maternity building.

The St. Raymond Alms Committee searches out organizations which reflect the needs of the “least of our brothers.” All are invited to join our committee which identifies and presents organizations for consideration in weekly alms. If interested in being part of the Alms Committee, please contact the parish office at 847-253-8600.

HELP PREVENT CONSUMER FRAUD Some of you are aware that fraudulent emails were sent to a number of parishioners which imitated a message com- ing from Father Scott. If someone responded to the email, they were asked to make a gift card purchase, and then to send the gift card codes to the fraudulent sender. The scam artist was then able to make purchases with the gift cards. It is more important then ever to be aware of the fraud that technology makes possible. Always remember to follow basic safety precautions. 1. We are grateful for your generosity in supporting St. Raymond. But, if you wish to donate to the parish, please make all donations directly to St. Raymond Parish. The only gift cards that benefit the parish are those that can be obtained in the parish office. No one should ask you to put purchases for parish ministries on your personal credit card. All ministry related purchases should be made through parish accounts. No one should normally expect to be reimbursed by the parish for something unless you have asked for it to be approved prior to the purchase. 2. Never give credit card or gift card information to anyone by email, unless you are making a purchase as part of an account that you have set up with a seller. 3. Never provide personal data such as social security number or credit care information to anyone over the phone unless you personally know and trust the individual on the other end of the line. 4. If you think that an email might not be genuine, it probably is not. Always contact the sender to verify that the email is authentic. Use the Block Call function on your cell phone to prevent unrecognized callers from calling again. Also be aware that the National Advertising Initiative Consumer Opt Out website allows you to opt out of unwanted contacts from advertisers.

HOMILY FOR THE MASS OF INSTALLATION AS PASTOR FR. SCOTT HEBDEN

The people of St. Raymond installed me in my first week at all the masses. I feel that I have been here for much longer than 3 months because the warmth and openness of everyone I encounter has made it so easy to form relationships.

Now we celebrate the installation required by canon law. St. Raymond was a canon lawyer who left canon law to join the Dominicans and become a preacher of the gospel. We celebrate tonight on the feast of St. John Chrysostom, the patron of preachers. These two great preachers pray for us as the Scriptures for this feast give us the vision for our mission as a community of the People of God.

The Letter to the Ephesians - Paul’s great letter on the Church - gives us the foundation of our mission - UNITY. We are called to be united as God is a unity of persons. The Second Vatican Council tells us that the Church is sacrament of union with God and the unity of humanity.

So, as Paul says, let us begin this mission together as a community that is bearing with one another through love, striving to preserve the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace. One body and one Spirit, as we are also called to one hope; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.

I ask you to pray for St. Raymond to be united in a common vision and a common passion that the love and mercy of God be known in our community.

Then Ephesians goes on to talk about where vision for ministry comes from. There is only source of authentic vision for mission - THE WORD OF GOD.

Jesus asks his disciples - If you do not understand the parable of the sower - how will you understand any of the parables? If you do not understand that the Word of God is the source of power for your mission, then all the other parables about doing the mission will be useless to you.

Ephesians tells us the primary way that grace is given to us by Christ. He gave some as apostles, others as prophets, others as evangelists, others as pastors and teachers.

Here are all the dimensions of the power of the Word of God.

The apostolic word - laying the foundations of faith and defending orthodoxy. We will hear the apostolic word later on when I recite the profession of faith and the oath of fidelity.

The prophetic word - calling us to new creative vision. We are blessed now with Pope Francis who gives us the authentic prophetic word we need to hear. Francis himself tells us that his prophetic word comes from the Second Vatican Council. I wanted to come to St. Raymond because of the clear desire of this community to be a parish of the Second Vatican Council. The only way forward in our mission in the 21st century is to return again and again to the vision of Vatican II - a prophetic vision for the universal Church as world began to enter the process of globalization.

Then there is the evangelistic word - inviting people to the fullness of life through faith in Christ. This evangelistic word has to be spoken by everyone in the community.

Listen to Pope Francis: “Today, as the church seeks to experience a profound transformation, there is a kind of preaching which falls to each of us as a daily responsibility. It has to do with bringing the Gospel to the people we meet, whether they be our neighbors or complete strangers. This preaching takes place through conversation when people share their hopes and concerns, and experience being listened to and understood., and they know through us that their situation is important to God.”

As we set out on this mission together, we pray that everyone in the community will be inspired to be bring the gospel to others.

Then there is the pastoral word - encouraging and supporting one another in our growth in the faith. Fr. Gilbert has the gift of the pastoral word. All of us are called to build one another up by reminding one another of our value, and by bearing one another’s burdens. So let us be a community in which the pastoral word is spoken often to one another.

Last but not least, there is the teaching word - giving people the vision of the history of salvation - the Christian vision of the world that we need to move forward with our mission.

I was blessed for many years to be a teacher at Mundelein Seminary. Many of the people here tonight are friends, former colleagues, former students that I have been blessed to know through that ministry of teaching.

Why does Paul say that all these gifts of the Word exist? to equip the holy ones - the People of God - for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of faith and knowledge of the Son of God

My presence here as pastor is not to do all the ministry. My presence here is to serve you and to support you as you carry out the mission. That was the transforming vision of Vatican II. It is not the clergy that are on the front line of mission. It is you - the community of the people of God.

Evangelization in the year 2019, in the 21st century, will not be accomplished by saying “the Church teaches” and giving people a copy of the Catechism. In our time, evangelization has to be done through personal relationship, personal witness, personal invitation.

Here in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago are all the different sorts of people that Jesus talks about in the parable of the sower. Jesus imagines people as different types of soil. The seed of the word of God lands on different types of soil.

There are people around us who struggle to hear anything the church says. Some are alienated from the church because they feel that the church lacks credibility. Some because they have been hurt by people in the church in someway. Others say: I am spiritual but not religious. I don’t trust any institution.

Then there are people who have weak Christian roots. These are people who have grown up in a Christian environment. They might have grown up in a Catholic parish. They might have received first communion. But they never developed any real Christian roots. They received the word with joy. They had a party for their first communion or confirmation. But they never really learned how to pray. So when life gets difficult, they do not know how to turn to their faith for support.

Pope John Paul II talked about the new evangelization - bringing the gospel to people who have been exposed to Christianity but never really absorbed it. People who think they know what the Christian life is about, but have not really experienced it.

Then, Jesus says, there are people who lose their focus on what is truly meaningful because of the pressures of life. They are the people who hear the word, but worldly anxiety, the lure of riches, and the craving for other things intrude and choke the word, and it bears no fruit. People who say - I have to work - I have a game - I have errands to do - I don’t have time for Church.

All these people need something. They need to meet someone who inspires them with a quality of personality, a character in relating to others, a joy in living life, a peace in the midst of difficulty - someone who will show them that there is a way to have a more meaningful life. They need to meet the people who hear the word and accept it and bear fruit thirty and sixty and a hundredfold. Not thirty, sixty or a hundred Facebook friends. People whose lives are changed by the power of the Spirit working through us.

Jesus is not a statistician. He doesn’t give the disciples a pie chart that shows them how many people fall into each category. But research that has been done in our day does try to figure out those things. I will only give you one statistic.

In the Northwest suburbs, only 5% of the people fall into the category of rich soil. That means 95% of the people are waiting for 5% of the people to help them grow into a more meaningful life. That is what Jesus means when he says that the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. And he asks us to go out as witnesses to the gospel.

We are here tonight because we believe in the power of the Word of God. It is the power of the Word that makes Jesus present among us in the Eucharist. The Eucharist makes us into the Body of Christ, so that we can bring the power of the Word of God to people who need faith, hope and love in their lives.

This is our mission together. I am very happy to be blessed to collaborate with you in this important work.

So let us ask God to help us to be what the Scriptures tonight call us to be... Let us live in a manner worthy of the calling we have received. Let us bear with one another through love. Let us strive to preserve the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace. Let us live the truth in love.

One body and one Spirit, as we are also called to one hope; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is over us and through us and in us.

The Blessing of the Pets Pets from both St Raymond Catholic Church and St Mark Lutheran Church will gather together in order to receive an “Ecumenical Pet Blessing” on Saturday, October 5th at 10:00 AM Gathering outside the entrance of the St Raymond Gym (corner of Lincoln Street and I-Oka Ave.) All pets are welcome!

Tuesday AM Scripture October 1, 8, 15, 29 and November 5 Note: No meeting on Oct. 22 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. in the Community Room Dee Peppard, BVM.

“If You Only Knew What God Is Offering” Gospel Characters

“If you only knew the gift that God is offering” is what Jesus said to the Samaritan woman at the well. And the Risen Jesus says that very same thing to each of us.

This time we won’t take a particular book of scripture - we’ve done so many of them over the years. Instead, we’ll look more deeply and imaginatively at some of the characters who encounter Jesus in the gospels. Among others, we’ll include: Mary, the mother of Jesus; Peter; Mary Magdalene; the man born blind; the Samaritan woman at the well; Zacchaeus, the tax collector; Martha, Mary and their brother, Lazarus; Doubting Thomas; the woman-bent- double. We’ll also look at what Jesus’ experience at the Transfiguration (in Luke’s gospel) might have meant to him. All are welcome! Please join us.

BE A FLU FIGHTER!

Through the courtesy of Walgreen’s “Get A Shot – Give A Shot” Outreach Program, flu shots for adults and children 10 years of age and older will again be available on Sunday, October 13th from 8:30 am to 1:00 pm in the Community Room. Immunizations will be given at no cost to insured patrons and at little to no cost for the uninsured. By getting a flu shot and taking care of your health needs this winter, you are also providing an immuniza- tion for a child in a developing country. To date, 50 million life-saving vaccines have been given to children around the world. Be a flu fighter and help a child!

You can make a difference in the lives of mothers and their children seeking a path to freedom from domestic violence.

Help for victims of domestic violence

St. Raymond de Penafort Parish is participating in a Collection Drive to Benefit Domestic Violence Shelters. This drive is organized by the Archdiocese Domestic Violence Outreach, ACDVO, during all Sundays in October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

You will find collection bins in our narthex with the ACDVO logo. You can join us by bringing any of these items: Baby Diapers, Pull – Ups, Children’s (new) pajamas and socks, Toiletries (full size) shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste & brushes, feminine hygiene products.

If you wish to donate money, please make checks payable to Archdiocese Domestic Violence Outreach and place it in the collection basket.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: John Monaco at 847-867-7581 or [email protected].

St. Raymond de Penafort Parish is a member of the ACDVO Network

AWARENESS – SERVICES – PREVENTION

ST. RAYMOND PARISH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OUTREACH AWARENESS-SERVICES-PREVENTION AWARENESS SERVICES PREVENTION Domestic violence is a pattern of behavior. GET HELP! Healthy Relationship It is used to exert power and control over IN AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 911. Characteristics another person. It is found in the context of • Trust a dating, family or household relationship. Help is also available from: • Mutual respect • Good communication/open and honest Questions to ask: National Domestic Violence Hotline: communication • Does your partner isolate you from family 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) and/or • Partners work together to make and friends? www.ndvh.org decisions. • Are you being physically, psychologically, • Belief in nonviolent conflict resolution/ economically or sexually abused? National Dating Abuse Helpline (For Teens) anger control • Is your partner attempting to destroy your 1-866-331-9474 • Ability to negotiate and adjust to stress self-esteem and self-confidence? • Belief in partner’s right to autonomy Accessible via text “LOVE IS” to 77054 to talk • Individuality Domestic violence victims often report: to peers 24 hours - confidential. “I didn’t know it was abuse.” Www.loveisrespect.org • Honesty “I thought I could fix it.”, • Compromise “I didn’t tell anyone.” National Sexual Assault Hotline: • Fighting fair 1-800-656-HOPE(4673) and Wings • Empathy These are traps that keep people bound. Housing/Emergency Shelter: 847-221-5680 Domestic violence. Dating Violence. Source: CDC, Liz Claiborne Dating Matters No Excuse You are loved and you are not alone.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Visit the Archdiocese of Chicago Domestic Violence Outreach webpage at https://www.domesticviolenceoutreach.org Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network http://www.rainn.org Veto Violence—Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): www.vetoviolence.org/datingmatters

Madison Grace, child of Matthew and Brenda (Angel) Decancq

Gathering of Women Saturday, October 19, 2019 8:00 am – 11:00 am

Mary McKeon Praying with Mary, Untier of Knots

A Suggested Donation of $5.00 or more is appreciated

Once again St. Raymond’s will be offering our “Gathering of Women.” All women of the parish are invited to join us on October 19 for a prayer service in church, breakfast, good company and a wonderful presenter, Mary McKeon. We begin with prayer at 8:00 AM, followed by the presentation at 9:00, and end at 11:00 AM.

We all have challenges, “knots” in our lives that can seem impossible to deal with. In this devotion, we entrust these knots to Mary and allow her to untie them and to bring us to her Son, Jesus. During the morning of re- flection, we will learn about, and pray with, “Mary, Untier of Knots.” This image is a favorite of our current Pope Francis.

Mary McKeon is a ministry staff member of Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House in Barrington. She is a spiritual director and coordinator of women’s ministry. Mary is a graduate of Marquette University. She taught school in Milwaukee’s inner city before moving to Washington, DC to work for the United States Senate. She and her late husband have a daughter, son-in-law, granddaughter, and three grandsons who are the joy of her life. Mary received her training as a spiritual/ retreat director at the Jesuits’ Manresa Retreat House in Bloomfield Hills, MI., where she served on the ministry team and became their first Director of Women’s Ministry. In 2014, Mary was the second person to be honored with Manresa’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

Please plan on joining us – you’ll be glad you did!

Mary McKeon TO REGISTER: Please call or submit the form to the PMC (847-253-8600), drop in the Sunday collection basket, OR email: [email protected]

Registration for Gathering of Women October 19, 2019

Name ______

Phone or email ______

Number of people attending ______

Who are our Catechists?

Meet Margie Schmitt!

Family Info you’d like to share: Married to Todd for 12 years, Son: Charlie, who is 8 years old, Daughter: Erika, who is 6 years old

How long have you been at St. Raymond’s? 10 years

How long have you been a catechist? 3 years

Why did you want to be a catechist? To help while my kids attend Religious Education

Who is your favorite sports team/music artist/ artist/etc? Cubs, Pentatonix, Juah & the Lion, Imagine Dragons

If you were a baseball player, what would your “walk-up” song be? “Crazy Train” :)

HELP NEEDED: calling all 7th through 12th graders

From coloring to puzzles, movies and trains… earn fun service hours while playing with little ones!

We have a number of kiddos in our babysitting room while their mom/dad teach during Religious Education sessions. Wednesdays: Session 1: 4:30-6:15pm (session runs 4:45-6pm) Session 2: 6:15-8pm (session runs 6:30-7:45pm)

Please sign-up on iVolunteer: https://straymondparish.ivolunteer.com/rewednesdayvolunteers_001

MEMORY LOSS CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP

GUIDING FAMILIES THROUGH THE JOURNEY

Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Groups provide emotional, educational and social support for family and friends of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, other dementias or memory loss conditions.

For information, email Sandy [email protected] or call the Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter at 1-800-272-3900 or go to alz.org/illinois and click on ‘Support Groups’

Parishioners Sandy Langenfeld and Harriet Malinowskiare co-facilitators of this group. MOMS ROSARY GROUP Meetings are the Second Wednesday of the Month The Moms’ Rosary group meets the first Tuesday or the at 7 pm (10/9, 11/13, 12/11) month in the PMC. They pray the rosary for their adult children, their intentions and concerns. New members Autumn Leaves Arlington Heights are most welcome. For information contact Kathi Szott at either 847-226-6369, or [email protected]. 1625 S Arlington Heights Rd (just north of Golf) Arlington Hts, IL 60005 “Baby Aromatherapy” Hearts for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Northwest Community

Do you enjoy sewing? Would you like to be an angel of love for babies (and their parents) in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Northwest Community Hospital? Baby Aromatherapy Hearts created from cotton Young Adult Ministry—Northwest flannel or microfleece prints and solids are now being is gathering young adults in their 20s and 30s accepted at Northwest Community Hospital to help these for these upcoming events. babies bond with mom and dad as they become familiar Come out and join us for a great time and meet other with their scent. Because of the babies’ fragility and young adults in the area! sensitivity it’s important to follow the pattern and specific instructions provided by NCH in the creation of these Trivia Night to benefit local PADS programs hearts. If you would like a copy of the instructions and Wednesday, October 9, 7:00 pm pattern, please contact Sr. Val at 847-253-8600 x 143 or at Arlington Ale House, Arlington Heights [email protected]. Thank you for being an angel Come solo (we'll place you on a team) of love! or bring a team (3-6 members) and be a part of a fun night! $5 per person; items for PADS will be accepted as donations. St. Raymond Gardeners Email us for details We are people who both love St Raymond and love YAM Goes Glam: A Night on the Red Carpet to garden. Please consider joining us! We garden on our Formal Dinner and Dancing own schedules or in small groups to care for our chosen Saturday, November 23, 6:30 pm section of the parish grounds. We are happy to have indi- at Manzo’s Banquets, Des Plaines viduals, couples and entire families join us! If you would $75 per person, groups of 2-7 $73 per person, like to join or have questions please contact the parish or tables of 8-10 $70 per person office or Lorelei McDermott at [email protected].

For more info or to RSVP for any of these events, find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/ yamnwc/ or email us at [email protected].

HUMAN CONCERNS

GRANDMOTHERS IN PRAYER Grandmothers In Prayer is a ministry which gives Grandmothers a special way to connect with their grandchildren: by praying for them. These women come together on two Wednesdays every month (from 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon) to pray for their Seamless Garment/ grandchildren, their schools and teachers. For more Respect Life Ministry information please call Donna Czajka at (847) 228-6360. As people who respect all life from conception to natural death, we pray for those on death row scheduled for ST. RAYMOND ROSARY MAKERS Founded in 1996, this ministry has grown to execution during the month of September. Let us also over 20 male and female members of all hold in prayer their families and most especially their ages, who have lovingly hand made and victim’s families. distributed over quarter-million rosaries free 9/4 Billy Jack Crutsinger Texas of charge to local ministries and mission 9/10 Mark Soliz Texas fields worldwide. These "Gospels on a string" 9/12 Warren Keith Henness Ohio (Rescheduled) have been shipped all across America, as 9/18 Douglas Coley Ohio (Rescheduled) well as to 28 countries overseas. 9/25 Robert Sparks Texas ROSARY MAKERS GROUP meets virtually every Tuesday from 1 - 3 pm year round in our Community MINISTRY OF PRAISE Room. In addition, many members choose to make Volunteers in this ministry pray daily for the rosaries at home in their spare time. If you wish to needs of the community and the world. participate in this artistically creative and spiritually Many in this ministry are homebound. The fulfilling ministry which enables the global poor to pray for goal of this ministry is to connect those peace, please contact Rob Glowacki at 847-981-1481 or who are no longer physically able to join us [email protected]. for worship, but can offer prayer for the community. They have meaningful gifts to offer through their service of prayer. A monthly letter is sent asking the ministers to pray daily for the intentions mentioned. If you know a THE AFGHAN MAKERS GROUP homebound person who would like to be part of this All women, young and not-so-young, are ministry, please call the PMC. Contact: Sr. Valerie invited to join the Afghan Group on the Kulbacki at 847-253-8600 x143 / [email protected]. 1st and 3rd Mondays each month in the Parish Ministry Center from 9:00 a.m. to Noon. If you like to knit or crochet (or would like to learn), THE LEGION OF MARY come join us. Yarn is provided. While we are using our Are you called to go deeper into our faith? Come on hands to create items for the needy, we also enjoy each Mondays at 7:30 pm to the PMC to pray and cooperate in other's company. This is a wonderful ministry of caring the Virgin Mary’s and Church’s work by participating in and sharing. WON'T YOU CONSIDER JOINING the Legion of Mary. The Legion of Mary is a lay apostolic US? Please call Cheryl Zalinski 847-818-9901 or just association of Catholics who, with the sanction of the come to the Parish Ministry Center on the dates and Church serve the Church and the neighbor on a times listed above. Donations of yarn are welcome! voluntary basis in about 170 countries. To learn more Please bring your donation to the PMC. please email Mariloren Bell @ mariloren @gmail.com

MATS FOR THE HOMELESS MINISTRY The purpose of this ministry is to provide sleeping mats to homeless persons on lower Wacker Drive. Clean, plastic grocery bags are cut, knotted into plarn” (plastic yarn) and crocheted into mats.

We need people to: 1) sort and flatten the plastic bags; 2) cut the plastic into strips; 3) knot the strips and roll into balls of plarn; 4) crochet the mats.

Be involved in this ministry from home; it is not required to attend meetings. If you want to learn how to crochet, we can show you how. If you want to gather for shar- ing and fun, we get together on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:30 pm in the Formation Room.

For more information please call or text Kathi Szott at 847-226-6369, or email [email protected].

MEN’S SATURDAY MORNING SCRIPTURE GROUP MAC (MEN OF ACTION AND CONTEMPLATION) Did you know that the Mens Bible study group has met in MAC is a group of five or six men who commit them- Coggins Hall every Saturday morning for over twenty selves to meeting twice a month for one hour to dialogue, years? It’s a lively yet reflective group of guys who read support and encourage each other to live the Gospel and discuss the scriptures for the coming Sunday Mass. message more fully in their daily lives. A resource book, What do we get out of it? An appreciation of God’s word based on the daily scripture readings is used. Each coming from many perspectives. Sometimes, as we listen daily reflection contains a part of a scripture reading, to scripture in church, it doesn’t make sense, but going in a contemporary story, a question for one’s own life having discussed the coming readings brings things into a application and a concluding thought for the day. Each better light. There’s just one catch, we meet at 6AM on man is asked to find ten minutes each day to reflect and Saturday morning. Too early you say? We find it to be the pray over the daily reflection. The men involved find that best time of day to reflect and talk before the world really this experience helps them in their daily lives. Please gets cranked up. We end by 7:30 so you have the rest of contact the Parish Office with questions or additional the day to meet the many activities we all have. We hope information at 847-253-8600. you’ll join us and see how we help each other appreciate the beauty of God’s word and the beauty of the life he has given each of us. Call John Ruskuls at 847-394-5693 or WIDOWS CIRCLE MINISTRY Brian Murphy at 847-298-5186 for more information. The Widows Circle Ministry is for widows who are moving forward with their lives. This ministry is not for WOMEN’S SPIRITUALITY CIRCLES widows who have recently lost their Women’s Spirituality Circles are small spouses or need a grief support groups of women who gather once a month group. to nourish, reflect upon and share their own spiritual lives. A resource book is used, The meetings are generally the last Friday of the month which enables the women to come to a deeper under- at 6:30 pm in the PMC living room. Please arrive before standing of themselves and their own unique spirituality. 6:30 pm as the PMC door locks at 6:30 and we may not Through reading, discussion and prayerful reflection, the hear you knocking. If you have questions or can’t attend women experience a deeper prayer life and the invitation please email us at [email protected]. to share their gifts in service to God’s people. They gath- er strength, insight and a sense of gratitude from one Upcoming meetings: 10/25, 11/29, 12/27 another. Each group has a facilitator. For information please contact Kathy Hemler at either 847-427-1472 or Thank you, [email protected]. Theresa Drangines & Harriet Malinowski

St. Raymond SPRED Program Religious Education for Adults with Special Needs

Would you like to experience the joy of sharing your faith and friendship within a program designed for adults with developmental needs? St. Raymond’s SPRED program is looking for a few additional “helpers” to assist our special Friends with planned activities, prayer sessions, refreshments, and more. No prior experience is necessary – just your willingness to share your time, friendship and faith with our SPRED Friends.

SPRED meets bi-weekly on Saturday mornings (9 am-11 am) from October through April for a total of 12 sessions. This includes a SPRED Christmas Mass in early December and concludes with a Spring Breakfast in April. Or perhaps you might consider being a substitute “helper” if additional assistance is needed for certain sessions. In either case, you’ll discover that your heart and faith will be touched in wonderful and unexpected ways!

If you would like to observe one of our sessions, or if you’re interested in learning more about SPRED, please contact Sue Rudnick at [email protected] or Kathleen Jensen at [email protected].

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Zec 8:1-8; Ps 102:16-21, 29, 22-23; Lk 9:46-50 Tuesday: Zec 8:20-23; Ps 87:1b-7; Lk 9:51-56 Wednesday: Neh 2:1-8; Ps 137:1-6, 10-11; Mt 18:1-5, 10 Thursday: Neh 8:1-4a, 5-6, 7b-12; Ps 19:8-11; Lk 10:1-12 Friday: Bar 1:15-22; Ps 79:1b-5, 8-9; Lk 10:13-16 Saturday: Bar 4:5-12, 27-29; Ps 69:33-37; Lk 10:17-24 Sunday: Hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; 2 Tm 1:6-8, 13-14; Lk 17:5-10

RESCUE/RECYCLE RELIGIOUS ITEMS MINISTRY Have you wondered what to do with religious items that you no longer want to use or keep? There is a “Rescue and Recycle Program for Religious Items” ministry at St. Raymond's Parish. This ministry was started by Ruth Hauswirth as a resource for people to be able to re- purpose their religious items that are no longer being used . Thousands of items have been donated and re- purposed. All items are treated in a respectful manner by going to those people or organizations who would again have use for them. The Rescue Ministry will take any type of Catholic religious items: religious statues in any condition, pictures, medals, rosaries, crucifix’s, holy cards, blessed candles, scapulars, religious books, holy water/holy oils, Saint relics, Catholic books, cd's or dvd's, and unwanted jewelry (beads and jewelry will be re-purposed and made into rosaries). Items that are broken but fixable are also accepted but we cannot ac- cept Mass or greeting cards from religious organiza- tions. Items that you would like to donate can be brought to the PMC. If you have questions or need information please contact Ruth Hauswirth by 224-558-3618 or at [email protected].

Support Groups for Those Suffering with Addiction and Their Loved Ones

♦ Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) The Prayer Shawl Ministry is branching out! While we Closed Step Meeting continue to create prayer shawls for those in our parish Parish Ministry Center who are in need of our prayers, love and support, we are Coggins Hall also adding some new projects to the ministry. In addi- Wednesday 7:30 pm tion to knitting and crocheting shawls, we are also ♦ Co-Dependents Anonymous (CODA) making hats for Lemons of Love, a local cancer resource Parish Ministry Center center assisting chemotherapy patients, and Twiddle Living Room Muffs, which are knitted or crocheted muffs that have Saturday 10:15 am trinkets attached to them that calm and soothe the restless hands of patients suffering with dementia or Drug, alcohol and gambling addiction is a disease which is chronic, Alzheimer's Disease. The Memory Loss Caregiver progressive and treatable, but terminal if untreated. Recovery is Support Group will help us to distribute the muffs. possible if the person is willing to ask for help and work toward that goal. Families with addicted family members also need help and Please consider joining us to put your skills to good use understanding. Worry, fear and anger destroy both relationships and or to learn new crafting skills. It is a wonderful way to the family unit. The Substance Abuse Team is available to reach out meet new friends and to help those in our community with support and care. CONFIDENTIALITY AND ANONYMITY are who are in need of comfort. All materials are provided. the very essence of our ministry. Meetings take place on the last Thursday of the month from 6:30 - 8:30 pm* at the PMC. *Time change for two Please call our team members for help: summer dates: Thursday, July 25th, from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Dan Sullivan 847-962-5208; Jill Bergner 847-228-6073; Kathy & and August 29th, from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Warren Goldberg 847-483-0443; Marie McGarry 847-398-0415; Bob O’Donnell 630-400-9479; Dan Lapinski 847-259-4645. If you, a loved one or someone you know would benefit God grant me the serenity to accept from the comfort of a prayer shawl, a chemo hat or a twiddle muff or if you are interested in joining our group the things I cannot change; please contact Judi Muniz at [email protected], courage to change the things I can; 847-293-5134 or Francie Wilcox at 847-398-5883. and wisdom to know the difference.

Liturgical Ministries Schedule — October— 2019 Time Mass Eucharistic Ministers Lectors Altar Servers Coordinators October 5-6 SLentine, J&BBrandt, WBraunsdorf, ACole, DConlon, NDaly, PDarwit, K.Cichon BRolla, KSipko 5:00 TTheis RMazanek, SMoreno, NSciurba J.Cichon BLopez MKirby, PAdam, DBorris, CBoss, TBrandenburg, DCoppola, MEmigh, Benden DMarshall, MMarshall 7:30 JRuskuls IGibson, B&DHollis, AMoore Siefke WFlondro SMir, MBabczak, DBach, KBach, JBilletdeaux, DBurke, GFarry, 9:30 JThomas JGeraci, RGlowacki, KHigginson, JPalczynski, JMaher, LZajac, AWurbia, PZabawa KGoldberg, MBell, ABriggs, CBuchberger, ECole, P/BDoucette, Scheller SCarrico, TCarrico 11:15 AArceo BGabzdyl, PLayne, JMaresso, DMartin, LOlsen Knott NRusso

October 12-13 5:00 CGrango, K&CHemler, RHill, MKendall, K&DMurray, JScala, JSemerau, Conlon NStachyra, JMontesinos MMcGarry JSkonicki, JTabbert Messina JMontesinos

7:30 MKirby, LLuxem, MMasini, HMatecki, KMizwicki, KMurphy, JNuccio, Bertucci AGibbons, ADiblik TDrangines KPawlowski, GRosean, RiWaters Beck BKowalczyk 9:30 P&CMeyer JBarbel, JBergner, BBlau, CCarmody, DCzajka, JMetken, Bruso KOchab,LOchab KNuelle, DPetricca, KRitchie, DRusk, KSchultz, M&MHigginson, Cecala NFardella SSmedinghoff 11:15 BKlaus, AArceo KAngerer, LKnaus, DKreb, DMack, JMatzek, DMazeski, St. Louis RFalls, JOlson MKMcMahon, SMurphy, GNeugebauer, SShubert Shute KBuchberger October 19-20 5:00 SLentine, J&BBrandt, WBraunsdorf, ACole, DConlon, NDaly, PDarwit, Pelicore TWrede, JNeugebauer TTheis RMazanek, SMoreno, NSciurba Nowikas JNeuhalfen 7:30 TDrangines, PAdam, DBorris, CBoss, TBrandenburg, DCoppola, MEmigh, Chapman KLynch, KLynch JRuskuls IGibson, B&DHollis, AMoore Wilcox JKeane 9:30 P&CMeyer MBabczak, DBach, KBach, JBilletdeaux, DBurke, GFarry, Zalinski RNava, KCantieri JGeraci, RGlowacki, KHigginson, JMaher, HMalinowski, Glowacki JSawadski JPalczynski, LZajac, AWurbia 11:15 KGoldberg, MBell, ABriggs, CBuchberger, ECole, P/BDoucette, BGabzdyl, Barnes DHarmon, MMeyer BKlaus PLayne, JMaresso, DMartin, LOlsen Chengarry DMeyer October 26-27 5:00 CGrango, K&CHemler, RHill, MKendall, K&DMurray, JScala, JSemerau, Hinkemeyer MHarmon, AMurray MMcGarry JSkonicki, JTabbert M.Karnes NMurray 7:30 MKirby, SHaut LLuxem, MMasini, HMatecki, KMizwicki, KMurphy, JNuccio, King CHalpin, RWhetstone KPawlowski, GRosean, RiWaters Anderson GBehles 9:30 SMir, JBarbel, JBergner, BBlau, CCarmody, DCzajka, JMetken, JThomas KNuelle, DPetricca, KRitchie, DRusk, KSchultz, M&MHigginson, SSmedinghoff, PZabawa

11:15 BKlaus, AArceo KAngerer, LKnaus, DKreb, DMack, JMatzek, DMazeski, Saltzman ASykes, CBullock SMurphy, GNeugebauer, SShubert Lapinski KBullock

ST. RAYMOND PARISH SCRIP PROGRAM VENDOR UPDATE - MARIANO’S AND ROUNDY’S RELOADABLE CARDS

You will not be able to reload your existing Mariano’s and Roundy’s gift cards. Please note: You will not lose any balance that is on your existing card. Kroger purchased Roundy’s and they are in the process of getting rid of the old cards and issuing new ones. At this time reloadable cards are not available. When the new reloadable cards become available we will let you know. If you have any questions, need assistance, or more information regard- ing your cards please call Mary Siefke at the PMC 847-253-8600 ext 135. Thank you very much for your continued support of this program.

HUMAN CONCERNS

Counseling Services Pray for Our Sick As Members of the Parish Faith Community, it is our Counseling services are available for those responsibility to remember both in concrete and spiritual ways those who experiencing the loss of a loved one, a cannot celebrate with us each week because they are ill. Those who are sick in relationship, job, and other challenging life turn, remember all of us daily in their prayers and in their sufferings. We situations through our Human Concerns experience many blessings because of their remembering us. And so … Commission. If you would like to talk with a please remember in your prayers the people listed, counselor, please contact Sr. Valerie Abplanalp, Esther Froelich, Roy Nowickas, Ellen Kulbacki, Director of Care Ministries, at Adamo, Mary Jane Gadomski, Jan Nykiel, Antonina 847-253-8600 x 143 or at Adams, Kathie Gagliano, Laura Oerter, Judy [email protected]. Adams, Robert Gierszewicz, Patricia O’Keefe, Debbie Amodio, Antoinette Glynn, Rosemary Olsen, Julia Pray for our Military Archibald, Rosetta Goetz, Richard Oshgan, Angeline Heavenly Father, we pray for the people of Baker, Robert Gruter, Alicia Papievis, Shirley this nation and every nation that we might Baldassano, Al Hampton, Janet Penze, Denise work to bring liberty, justice and peace to Baldassano, Dina Heidkamp, Josh Pereira, Eustace all. We ask that you care for the men and women who serve our country in the mili- Balmes, Evann Hochmuth, Sue Peterson, Marion tary that they might know of our prayers Banadera, Leonida Hodyl, Jerry Pietrzak, Irene and be blessed and protected through your Becker, John Hofmann, Dr. Lorenz Pinto, Sandra ever loving presence. Amen. Berg, Edward Hofmann, Victoria Pitzele, Mark Birkner, Roland Hunt, Ann Reising, Donald E. Brandson, Jeanne Hurley, Jim Riley, Barbara Breitsameter, Barbara Iannello, Jennifer Riley, Liz Brown, Gerald L. "Chip" Janas, Becky Ruskuls, Mary Ann “All Are Welcome” Brown, Robert Johnson, Margaret H. Russell, Jim Please know that everyone is Buchberger, Greg Juell, Cathy Sadeghloo, Donna invited to bring up the gifts of bread and wine at mass … Burns, Fr. Tom Kamaryt, Donald Sadeghloo, John that means a family of 6 or a family of 1 Bychowski, Mike Karnes, Mitchell Sadrakula, Irene Please- simply let us know! Campbell, Sr. Elaine King, Marguerite Sasiadek, John D. Carr, Patrick Klein, Ann Schreiner, Amy Name: ______Caulfield, Jim Kramer, Eleanor Schultz, Rosemary Cavage, Adeline Kurka, Peg Scialo, Patrick Telephone Number: ______Comanici, Coca LaCosse, Mary Shea, Dorothy Commare, Nancy Lapinski, Louise Sheehy, Eleanor Email: ______Cotto, Mason Leuzzi, Angela Simms-Shade, Paula

Crafton, Dean Lillquist, Evan* Skillman, John Preferred Date: ______Mass time: _____ Creeden, John Linkman, Jim Skowron, Blake Crooks, Richard Loch, Nicole M. Slack, Patricia Just drop in the offering basket, call or Cyrier, Ruth Longfellow, Dorothy Smith, Jack C. email us at 847-253-8600 x 145 or Czajka, Donna Lopatkowicz, Christine Sommers, Georgia [email protected]. Czajka, Frank Maffenbeier, Joanne Swietek, Chester Dauer, Elizabeth Anne Magiera, Lillian Theis, Tim DeRoche, David Maher, Elena Torello, Rick Dolsen, Regina Martinelli, Gloria Tortorello, Carol A Message to our Parishioners Dombkowski, Daniel Mendoza, Leo Ullrich, Andrea who use a Special Host. Donald, Clifton Moisan, Connie Valentino, Dominic We have relocated the container Drain, Daniel Monson, Dorothy & Vecchio, Helen of special hosts from the sacristy Dzurisin, John Clarence Walkowiak, Gloria to just inside the vestry door. We Egart, Jean Murphy, Aria* White, Shirley hope this will save you steps and Eichberger, Mary Ann Murphy, Bill Wilson, Irene make it easier for you! Fardella, Rosa Murphy, Fr. James Zabawski, Alice Felderman, Reese Nacht, Dora *Infant Ford, James Nitkiewicz, Tony

† WE REMEMBER † WEEKLY CALENDAR

Monday—September 30, 2019 Monday, September 30, 2019 Saint Jerome, Priest and Doctor of the Church 9:00 am Afghan Group Meeting FR 8:15 am † Jerome Rumps 4:00 pm Children’s Choir Rehearsal CHU

Tuesday—October 1, 2019 6:15 pm VIRTUS Training Session CR Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of 7:00 pm RCIA Meeting LR the Church Tuesday, October 1, 2019 8:15 am † Loretta Rich 10:00 am Tuesday Morning Scripture Study CR Wednesday—October 2, 2019 1:00 pm Rosary Maker Meeting CR The Holy Guardian Angels 7:00 pm Women of St. Raymond Board Meeting CR 8:15 am † John Maul 9:30 pm Men’s Basketball Drop In PLC

Thursday—October 3, 2019 Wednesday, October 2, 2019 8:15 am † Joan Maycan 9:30 am Moms Plus #4 CH Friday—October 4, 2019 7:00 pm Parish Choir Rehearsal CHU Saint Francis of Assisi 7:30 pm AA Weekly Meeting CH 8:15 am † John Maul Thursday, October 3, 2019 Saturday—October 5, 2019 Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, Priest 4:30 pm Liturgical Dance Rehearsal CHU 5:00 pm † Carol Upton (15th anniversary) 9:30 pm Men’s Basketball Drop In PLC † John Waters Friday, October 4, 2019 Sunday—October 6, 2019 Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 pm Liturgical Dance Rehearsal CHU 7:30 am † Sandra Grayson Saturday, October 5, 2019 9:30 am † Daniel Cobry † Esther Cobry 6:00 am Men’s Saturday Morning Bible Study CH † Larry Hinkemeyer 8:00 am SPRED Meeting BR/Ldr † William McDermott 9:00 am Ecumenical Pet Blessing PLC † Catherine Messina 10:15 am Co-Dependents Anonymous Meeting LR 11:15 am † Gary Sullivan † Larry Williams (19th anniversary) Sunday, October 6, 2019 9:00 am Interfaith Union School Café 1:00 pm Parish Baptisms CHU

Buhrfeind Room BR Leadership Room LDR Church CHU Living Room LR Community Room CR Rectory Basement RB Coggins Hall CH Parish Life Center PLC Dining Room DR Formation Room FR

Parking Notice: If you park on the street rather than the parking lot, WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS: please park legally and not block our neighbors’ MONICA RUZICKA & TYLER STOUT driveways. Please note that the Mt. Prospect Police EILEEN MAZANEK & MICHAEL WOLLNEY Department will leave a reminder on the windshields of those who have forgotten “the rules of the road!”

The Catholic Faith Community of St. Raymond De Penafort 301 S. I-Oka Avenue Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 www.st-raymond.org

Parish Ministry Office 847-253-8600 Fax 847-253-0023 [email protected] Monday—Thursday: 8:30 AM—7:45 PM Fridays: 8:30 AM —6:30 PM Weekdays Closed: Noon—1:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM—1:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM—12:30 PM

PARISH STAFF LITURGY SCHEDULE PASTOR Weekend Mass Schedule Rev. Dr. Scott Hebden, x123, [email protected] Saturday: Mass of Anticipation 5:00 PM ASSOCIATE PASTOR Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, and 11:15 AM Rev. Gilbert Mashurano, x139, [email protected] Morning Mass Hours RESIDENT PRIEST Monday - Friday - 8:15 AM Rev. Steve Patte, [email protected]

OPERATIONS MANAGER Eucharistic Prayer Chapel Hours Dean Hoppesch, x137, [email protected] Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM

Worship Office Secretary Saturday - 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Mary Lou Cacioppo, x145, [email protected] Sunday - between Masses - 1:00 PM

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Brian Fife, x136, [email protected] Monday -13 Hour Adoration - 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM Music Office Secretary Thursday Adoration - 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Mary Lou Larson, x153, [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF CARE MINISTRIES Sacrament of Reconciliation: Sr. Valerie Kulbacki, x143, [email protected] Saturdays (individual) 4:00 - 4:30 PM

COORDINATOR OF FAITH FORMATION PARISH LEADERSHIP Cheryl Haluczak, x151 , [email protected] VISITATION OF THE SICK: If you or a family member

PARISH COUNCIL* are in a local hospital or are homebound, and would BULLETIN EDITOR Joel Barbel, Deanery Representative Mary Siefke, x135, [email protected] like a visit from a minister of care or a priest, please

Libby Bullock, Vice Chair, call Sr. Valerie Kulbacki (x143), Director of Care PARISH SECRETARIES Office of the Pastor Ministries. Joanna Halvorsen Tommy Carrico, Teen Representative Rosemary Hinkemeyer [email protected] BAPTISM: Our Baptismal Ministry is pleased to help Cheryl Costello, Worship your family prepare for the special event of your DEACON COUPLES Theresa Drangines, Adult Formation child’s entrance into our faith community. Through Deacon John and Ingrid Lorbach, [email protected] Rev. Dr. Scott Hebden, Pastor our Baptism Ministry, you are welcomed to meet Deacon David and Monica Babczak, [email protected] Lorelei McDermott, Office of the Pastor with other new parents as well as a host couple with Judi Muniz, Human Concerns the goal of better understanding your role as a Chris- Kathy Nuelle**, Chair tian parent and also to help plan the Baptism liturgy. Krissy Olson, Parish Life Our goal is to make your child’s entrance into our Dolores Paque, Human Concerns Faith Community a rich and rewarding experience. Baptisms are scheduled on the 1st and 4th Sunday at Kendra Pollizze, Parish Life ST. RAYMOND SCHOOL 1:00 p.m., the 2nd Saturday at 12 noon, except during Sue Rudnick, Adult Formation the season of Lent. Please call the Worship Office 300 S. Elmhurst Avenue Joan Schmitt, Worship (x145) for more information. Mount Prospect, Illinois 60056 Carl Wrede, Office of the Pastor 847-253-8555 ADULT CHRISTIAN INITIATION: If you are looking for PRINCIPAL FINANCE COUNCIL a place to belong or for a church community with

Mary Eileen Ward, x198, [email protected] John Reschke** whom you can share your questions and beliefs, ASST. PRINCIPAL Harriet Malinowski perhaps you would like to find out more about what it Catherine Hart, x191, [email protected] means to be a Catholic Christian. The Faith Commu- Eric Palm nity of Saint Raymond has something quite special to RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE Robert Rath offer and we would love to share the gift of faith with Pre-School — 8th Grade Margie Schmitt you. Please call the parish office at 847-253-8600 for COORDINATOR OF FAITH FORMATION Mark Spanier more information regarding the RCIA (Rite of Chris- Cheryl Haluczak, x151 , [email protected] Mary Ann Zalinski tian Initiation of Adults). *minutes available on website Tina Kneisel, Assistant, x138 **Chairperson MARRIAGE: If you are planning to be married at St. [email protected] Raymond, your preparation process should begin approximately one year prior to your wedding date. Parish Registration: To enter into our faith community as a member of St. Raymond Parish, we invite you Please call the Worship Office 847-253-8600 (x145) and your family to attend one of our Welcoming Sessions. Our next gathering and registration will be on to secure a date as soon as possible. Membership at St. Raymond is not a requirement. We look forward October 13, 2019. Our session begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Buhrfiend Room, located in the Parish Ministry to helping you during this time of engagement and Center at the corner of S. I-Oka Avenue and Milburn Avenue, Door #4, followed by the 9:30 a.m. liturgy. preparation for the vocation of Christian marriage. No pre-registration is needed. For more information or questions, please contact Pam and Bill Doucette at 847-894-3645.

CHURCH NAME & NUMBER — St. Raymond #512200

ADDRESS — 301 S. Ioka Mount Prospect, IL 60056

PHONE — 847-253-8600

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