November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page
One Family… GOD AND COUNTRY United, Empowered RENEW MY CHURCH Committed HONOR OUR VETERANS United November 6, 2016 as a Catholic faith family; 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Empowered by the Holy Spirit to proclaim Christ’s teaching in word and deed;
Committed To be Christ to one another through love and service ...and honor the dignity of all people.
Former Pastors of St. Francis de Sales:
Rev. Joseph F. Firnbach Founding Pastor 1949 - 1970 ┼ (1990)
Rev. John T. McEnroe 1970 - 1982 ┼
Rev. Richard J. Valker 1982 - 1992 ┼ (2011)
Rev. Ronald J. Gollatz 1992 - 2006
135 S. Buesching Rd. Lake Zurich, IL 60047 847.438.6622 Fax 847.438.6638 www.stfrancislz.org
Jubilee Year of Mercy Pass through the Holy Door
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 2 WELCOME TO ST. FRANCIS DE SALES PARISH! We welcome you to St. Francis de Sales. Organized as a parish in 1949 by the Archdiocese of Chicago, St. Francis de Sales Parish encompasses the communities of Lake Zurich, Deer Park, Hawthorn Woods, North Barrington, Kildeer, Long Grove and has a strong spiritual and temporal presence in Lake County. If you are new in these neighborhoods or are returning to the practice of our Catholic faith, we welcome you to our Parish. Please call or, better yet, stop by the Ministry Center so we can meet you. If you are a visitor, we know that you will take some of our goodwill with you as you return to your home parish.
Sunday, November 6, 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, • Youth Ministry Life Night/2nd Year Confirmation Class National Vocation Awareness Week, (Gifts & Fruits of the Holy Spirit): Daylight Savings Time Ends—Set clocks back 1 hour 5 to 8 p.m.—Church & Ministry Center • Rel. Ed. Preschool: 9:30 a.m.—School • Emmaus House Dinner: 6 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall
Monday, November 7 • Art & Environment: 1:30 p.m.—Church • Mass: 8:30 a.m.—Church • Rel. Ed. Grades 1-5 Classes: 4:15 to 5:30 p.m.—School • Jubilee Year of Mercy Speaker Series—Fr. Rocky: • Rel. Ed. Middle School Classes (Session A): 7 p.m.—Church 6:30 to 8 p.m.—Ministry Center • Athletic Board Meeting: 7 p.m.—Ministry Center • SPRED (Ages 11-16) Total Community Session: • Yoga: 9:15 a.m.—Ministry Center 6:30 to 8 p.m.—Ministry Center • Castle Retreat Leader Meeting: 7 p.m.—Ministry Center Tuesday, November 8, Election Day • Mass: 7 a.m.—Church • Rel. Ed. Grades 1-5 Classes: 4:15 to 5:30 p.m.—School • RCIA: 7 p.m.—Church Gathering Space • Rel. Ed. Middle School Classes (Session A): • NAMI Family-to-Family Class: 6:30 to 8 p.m.—Ministry Center 6 to 9 p.m.—Ministry Center • Boy Scouts Troop 309: 7:30 to 9 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall
Wednesday, November 9, The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica • Rel. Ed. Grades 1-5 Classes: • Mass: 8:30 a.m. & noon—Church 4:15 to 5:30 p.m. and 6:15 to 7:30 p.m.—School • Mass with Father Ryan at Cedar Lake Nursing Home: • Great Bible Adventure: 7 to 8:30 p.m.—Ministry Center 3 p.m. • Cancer Sharing & Support: 7 p.m.—Church Gathering Space • Mass with Father Ryan at Solana Senior Living: • St. Vincent de Paul Meeting: 7 p.m.—Ministry Center 4:30 p.m. • • Choir Rehearsal: 7 to 8:30 p.m.—Ministry Center Eucharistic Adoration: 7 to 8 p.m.—Church
Thursday, November 10, St. Leo the Great • 2nd Grade Girl Scouts: 2 to 3:30 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall • Mass: 7 a.m.—Church • St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry: • Great Bible Adventure: 9 to 10:30 a.m.—Ministry Center 6 to 8 p.m.—Ministry Center • 2nd Grade Sacrament Parent Meeting: • SPRED (Ages 6-10) Total Community Session: 7 to 8 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall 6:30 to 8 p.m.—Ministry Center • Scripture School: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Ministry Center • Youth Choir Rehearsal: 5 to 6 p.m.—Ministry Center • Bell Choir Rehearsal: 6:45 to 8:30 p.m.—Church
Friday, November 11, Veterans Day Parish School Closed • Mass: 8:30 a.m.—Church • Art & Environment: 9 a.m.—Church
Saturday, November 12 • Great Bible Adventure: 9 to 10:30 a.m.—Ministry Center • Mass: 8:30 a.m. & 5 p.m.—Church • 2nd Grade Sacrament Parent Meeting: • Jubilee Year of Mercy Speaker Series— 9 to 10 a.m.—Fr. Valker Hall Fr. James McIlhone: 2 to 4:30 p.m.—Ministry Center • Girl Scouts Pajamarama: 6 to 8 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall
Sunday, November 13 • Youth Ministry Life Night (Chili Bingo Night): • Rel. Ed. Preschool: 9:30 a.m.—School 5 to 8 p.m.—Church & Ministry Center • Knights Café: After 8 & 9:30 a.m. Masses—Fr. Valker Hall • Emmaus House Dinner: 6 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall
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November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 3 November 6, 2016: 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
To trust in God when one is destitute of such support is worthy of great praise. -St. Francis de Sales
LIFE EVERLASTING
The second book of Maccabees tells a powerful story, and a rather gruesome one at that. But central to it, beyond the horrible deaths in licted upon the brothers and their mother, is their belief in the promise of resurrection and life everlasting in God. Paul asks the Thessalonians to pray for him as he spreads Christ’s message of love, so that he might be delivered from other nonbelievers anxious to do him harm. The apostle is con ident in such prayer, just as he is con ident in the everlasting support of Jesus and God the Father. And there’s that “everlasting” word again. The Sadducees, not buying the idea, ask Jesus an interesting— albeit meaningless—question about the status of married life at the Resurrection. He tells the non-believers that marriage isn’t an issue for the risen children of God. More importantly, he assures them that their ancestors do live on in God, even as evidenced by the Father’s words to Moses. -Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TODAY’S READINGS SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
First Reading — The King of the world will raise us Sunday: Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time; up to live again forever (2 Maccabees 7:1-2, 9-14). National Vocation Awareness Week; Psalm — Lord, when your glory appears, my joy will Daylight Saving Time ends be full (Psalm 17). Tuesday: Election Day Second Reading — May the Lord encourage and Wednesday: The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica strengthen your hearts (2 Thessalonians 2:16 — 3:5). Thursday: St. Leo the Great Gospel — Those who are deemed worthy of the Friday: St. Martin of Tours; Veterans Day coming age can no longer die (Luke 20:27-38 [27, 34 Saturday: St. Josaphat -38]).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
In the seventeenth century, English Catholics, many of them wealthy and well educated, looked to the READINGS FOR THE WEEK American colonies as a place to regain a measure of religious freedom. In Ireland, the so-called penal laws Monday: Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6 were even harsher than in England, as a minority Tuesday: Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Parliament tried to force the conversion of the Lk 17:7-10 population by denying the majority political and Wednesday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; economic power. Beginning in 1691, laws were passed 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 that punished dissenters, principally Catholics, but also Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25 causing hardship for Jews, Quakers, and others. There Friday: 2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18; were acts forbidding “mixed marriage” or sending Lk 17:26-37 children “beyond the seas” for schooling. Catholics Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8 were taxed at double the common rate, barred from the Sunday: Mal 3:19-20a; Ps 98:5-9; 2 Thes 3:7-12; legal professions and from university, and not allowed Lk 21:5-19 to build churches or own a decent horse. In 1793 the situation began to change, as it WORDS OF WISDOM: A CHILD’S GIFT became clear that the economic persecution would not
drive the majority away from Catholicism. Gradually, Give a little love to a child, laws were repealed until by 1829 freedom was won, and you get a great deal back. although Catholics at university were ineligible for
—John Ruskin honors, and until the 1920s and the Republic, the Church of Ireland was the state church, funded by the taxes of all citizens. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 4 NATIONAL VOCATION AWARENESS WEEK
WASHINGTON—The Catholic Church in the U.S. will celebrate National Vocation Awareness Week, November 6-12. This annual event is a special time for parishes in the U.S. to foster a culture of vocations for the priesthood, diaconate and consecrated life.
Pope Francis, in his homily at the inal Mass of the 2016 World Youth Day in Krakow, encouraged the youth of the world to open their hearts to Jesus. "Don't be afraid to say 'yes' to him with all your heart, to respond generously and to follow him!" said Pope Francis. "Don't let your soul grow numb, but aim for the goal of a beautiful love which also demands sacri ice."
National Vocations Awareness Week, sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' (USCCB) Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations, is designed to help promote vocation awareness and to encourage young people to ask the question: "To what vocation in life is God calling me?" Parish and school communities across the nation are encouraged to include, during the irst week in November, prayer and special activities that focus on vocation awareness.
"Prayer for vocations is the responsibility of the entire Church. Often times we think that vocations will come from somewhere else, and yet God invites us to consider that he is raising up vocations to priesthood, consecrated life, and the permanent diaconate from within our own communities, even our own families" said Bishop Michael F. Burbidge, bishop designate of Arlington, Virginia, chairman of the U.S. bishops' Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations. "Our willingness to invite those within our own communities and families to consider that God may be calling them to Priesthood or consecrated life will bear abundant fruit in the Church and bring great joy and happiness to those called. We want what is best for our children; even more so does God desire their happiness."
Research suggests that community encouragement plays an important role in the discernment process. "Following God's will is the greatest adventure any person can experience," said Fr. Luke Ballman, USCCB's associate director of Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations. "Fear of losing something holds many people back from responding generously to God, and yet it is when we embrace the adventure wholeheartedly for ourselves or those whom we love that we experience joy unlike anything we have known thus RENEW MY CHURCH far in our lives."
RESOURCES Observance of Vocation Awareness Week began in 1976 when the U.S.
Archbishop Cupich invites bishops designated the 28th Sunday of the year for the celebration. It was everyone across the later moved to Feast of the Baptism of the Lord in January. The USCCB Archdiocese to join Committee on Clergy, Consecrated Life and Vocations moved the together in launching a observance of National Vocation Awareness Week to November to engage Catholic schools and colleges more effectively in this effort. historic new moment for the Church of Chicago to respond More information and resources for National Vocations Awareness Week, is to Christ's call to “Renew My available online at: http://www.usccb.org/beliefs-and-teachings/ Church.” For a variety of resources, vocations/national-vocation-awareness-week.cfm including videos, podcasts, and articles, please visit www.archchicago.org/renew.
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 5 REMEMBERING LOVED ONES DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
On Wednesday, November 2, we celebrate the Commemoration of All Souls who passed into the light November 1, 2015 through November 1, 2016. In our Catholic tradition, during the entire month of November, we pray for our loved ones who have died, whether recently or years ago.
Eugene Birkenbach John S. Reis Penelope K. Whitman Violet Mae White William R. Ventresca Frederick P. Heglans Irene E. Zimmerman Betty A. Smith Robert Romozzi Dolores Julia Sinkus Ronald M. Kovalenko Rose Goegan Joan Marie Miller Kathryn J. Garvey Loretta Ann Tencza James Joseph Studenic Dorothy D. Keenan Eleanor J. Maycan Meghan E. Korbecki Mary Ellen Gustin John F. Plueger Rosemary Stark Genevieve Meyer Gregory Kilimnik June Riermaier John Peter Beaver Christine L. Sherwood Kathleen R. Stock Antoinette Lococo Mary J. Brummond Klaus G. Frisch Thaddeus Stoski, Jr. Francis Cardinal Aida L. Rodriquez Joseph Paul Eiswerth George, 2015
Dolores Solimene Joane McGullam Fr. Joseph Firnbach,
Lord, our loved ones are Mary Louise Coughlin Michael Romano, Jr. 1970 Fr. John McEnroe, 1982 gone now from this earthly Diane Peggy Pelelas Rita D. Bailey Raymond Antosz Jean Mamrot Fr. Richard Valker, dwelling and have left LeVerne E. O’Neill Warren Rodkey 2011 behind those who mourn Eleanor M. Schuler Robert Stafford Fr. Ken Venvertloh, their absence. Catherine E. Roberts Robert Herdzina 2012 Grant that we may hold their Reno M. Romei Kenneth E. Bixby Fr. Arthur Fagan, 2007 memory dear, never bitter Charles S. Yessian Elizabeth Taglieri Msgr. Michael O. for what we have lost, Veronica Souther Joseph Stanley Rzasa Driscoll,1989 nor in regret for the past, Gabriel D. Voigt Dorothy A. Knutsen John Paul I, 1978 but always in hope of the Richard L. Schick Samantha N. Fraser St. John XXIII, 1963 eternal Kingdom where you Florence M. Feeley Robert D. Weidner St. John Paul II, 2005 will bring us together again. George J. Yankoe Phyllis I. Grif in Lorraine M. Marek We ask this through
PRAY THE ROSARY WITH OUR OUR TIME TO SHARE: PARISH SCHOOL CHILDREN! A CANCER SUPPORT GROUP...
St. Francis de Sales Rosary Ministry will now me for cancer patients and survivors praying a monthly School Rosary, which will be continues to serve the St. Francis de Sales prayed every month on a designated Friday. community. Our next meeting will take place on Wednesday, November 9 at 7 p.m. in the All parishioners are invited to join us on Friday, Church Gathering Space. We offer a safe November 18 at 12:45 p.m. in the Church for place to share, to release, to offer comfort and to be this powerful devotion to the Blessed Mother. comforted…a place to feel loved. Strength, hope, faith and
Volunteers to lead the Rosary are most courage…this is what we can offer each other. Please contact welcome. For more information, or to volunteer, Mary Manson at (847) 382-3051 and let’s begin our journey together. contact Dolores Mark at (847) 438-5509. Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am meek and humble of heart;
and you will ind rest for yourselves.”
- Matthew 11:28-29
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 6 RESOURCES FOR THE JUBILEE OF MERCY: THE SPIRITUAL WORKS OF MERCY
The spiritual works of mercy have long been a part of the Christian tradition, appearing in the works of theologians and spiritual writers throughout history. Just as Jesus attended to the spiritual well-being of those he ministered to, these spiritual works of mercy guide us to”help our neighbor in their spiritual needs” (USCCA).
The seven spiritual works of mercy are listed below. After each work of mercy there are also suggestions and words of advice for living them out in our daily lives. Have your own suggestions? Let us know @USCCB using the hashtag #mercyinmotion!
COUNSELING THE DOUBTFUL
Everyone has moments of doubt in their faith journey. Nevertheless, we should always remember that Christ is the way, the truth, and the life and turn to him along our way.
• “Listen to counsel and receive instruction, that you may eventually become wise” (Prov 19:20) • In the paradox of the Cross of Christ, “the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength” (1 Cor 1:25) • Has someone asked you for advice? Orient your response to Christ, who is the way, the truth, and the life. • Follow Christ with the witness of your life so that others may see God’s love revealed in your actions. • Accompany a friend who is struggling with belief in joining a parish group for service or faith formation; share a book you found useful in dealing with your friend’s faith concern; and worship at Sunday Mass.
INSTRUCTING THE IGNORANT
Learn about our faith and be open to talking with others about our beliefs. There is always something more to discover about our faith.
• Go on a service trip or a short term mission trip. No time? Donate to support someone on their service trip. • Volunteer to help with religious education programs at your parish. • Invite someone to go to Mass with you this weekend. • Know your faith! Read through the United States Catholic Catechism for Adults to ind out more about the Catholic faith and how to live it.
ADMONISHING THE SINNER
Do not judge, but be supportive in helping others ind their way and correct their mistakes. Together we can learn to walk more closely with Christ.
• In humility, we must strive to create a culture that does not accept sin, while realizing that we all fall at times. • Don’t judge, but guide others towards the path of salvation (see Mt. 7:1-2). • When you correct someone, don’t be arrogant. We are all in need of God’s loving correction. • We should journey together to a deeper understanding of our shared faith. • “Remove the wooden beam from your eye irst; then you will see clearly to remove the splinter from your brother’s eye” (Mt 7:5)
COMFORTING THE SORROWFUL
Be open to listening and comforting those who are dealing with grief. Even if we aren’t sure of the right words to say, our presence can make a big difference.
• Lend a listening ear to those going through a tough time. • Make a home cooked meal for a friend who is facing a dif icult time. • Write a letter or send a card to someone who is suffering. • A few moments of your day may make a lifetime of difference to someone who is going through a tough time.
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FORGIVING INJURIES
Forgiving others is dif icult at times because we do not have God’s limitless mercy and compassion. But Jesus teaches us that we should forgive as God forgives, relying on him to help us show others the mercy of God.
• Let go of grudges. • Saying sorry is something we learn as kids, but how often do we really mean it? Forgiveness transforms hearts and lives. • Participate in the Sacrament of Penance. • Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet.
BEARING WRONGS PATIENTLY
Do not be bitter about wrongs done against you. Place your hope in God so that you can endure the troubles of this world and face them with a compassionate spirit.
• Frustrated with someone? Step away from the situation, take a few deep breaths, and pray the Our Father, asking God for patience.
PRAYING FOR THE LIVING AND THE DEAD
Prayer is one of the most powerful ways we can support others. Joining together in prayer for the living and the dead entrusts us all into God’s care.
• Request a Mass offering for a friend or family member who is going through a tough time. • Request a Mass offering for a friend or family member who has passed away. • Keep your own book of prayer intentions, writing down the names of those who you are keeping in your prayers. • Ask a friend or family member if there is anything you can pray for them about. • Through prayer, entrust your cares and concerns for those around you to God.
Copyright © 2016, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington DC. All rights reserved. Scripture quotes in this work are taken from the New American Bible, revised edition, copyright © 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Washington, DC, and are used by permission of the copyright owner. All rights reserved.
ELECTION 2016 USHERS REQUESTED
The November 8 general election The parish has been and continues to be blessed with men offers citizens the important and women who serve as ushers with devotion and opportunity to vote for vigilance. Thank you, always, to our ushers in this traditional candidates for U.S. president, duty in the Church. We are looking for additional men and Congress, and the state women to serve as ushers. We hope to increase our current legislature. The Catholic Church ushers by an additional 20, to ensure that ALL of our ushers is nonpartisan, and does not have options for scheduling and back-up in case anyone is on endorse candidates nor tell parishioners which vacation, ill, has family gatherings, or for an unexpected candidates they should elect. The Church does reason, as well as in preparation for the Masses of Christmas offer guidance for discernment as parishioners and Easter and to comply with the Emergency Operations make their decisions on how to vote with a Management Procedures as mandated by the Archdiocese. properly formed conscience. A thorough The usher's role is important. Responsibilities include greet- re lection of Church teachers regarding voter ing parishioners and visitors, safeguarding the people in the participation in the election can be found in the Church, answering questions, directing people to pews, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ document, chairs, and restrooms, hospitality, as well as stewardship. Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship, available at www.usccb.org. Please take the time If you are of high school age or older and wish to learn more to explore this document as well as other about becoming a member of this ministry, please contact resources on the USCCB website. Father Ryan directly at (847) 726-4723.
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 8 WITNESS OF FAITH
Thank you to Pamm and Dave Ryniec, in the parish since 2002, for submitting this powerful faith testimonial about Pam’s sister-in-law, Diane Johnson.
This is a story about my sister-in-law, Diane Johnson, who has been ighting cancer for two years. On the night of Saturday, September 17, we received a call late to say Diane was going back into the hospital, as she was in a lot of pain. We went over about 3 p.m. because she wanted to talk to us about a couple of things. They were setting up hospice so she could go home the next day. As we sat there, she told me what she wanted done, but the one thing she really wanted was to receive the Last Rites from a Catholic priest. Diane was at St. Alexius in Hoffman Estates, a Catholic hospital. Around 5:30 p.m., her pain was getting very bad so her son asked for priest. About one a half hours later, they sent us the chaplain and she said some prayers with him.
About an hour later, she took a turn for the worst. I went to the desk and told the staff that we needed a Catholic priest for Last Rites. The desk staff worked on this for about an hour only to tell me that one could not get there until morning. At this time, we knew she would not make it.
I called every Catholic Church in Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg and received no answers. My last call was to my priest, Father Ryan. I left a message. With God’s help he called me back and told us he would be on his way.
I told Diane, who must have heard me because it was really getting bad, her breathing was very labored. But my prayers were answered when Father Ryan came into the room.
Diane was surrounded by brothers and sisters and children as she came from a large family. There were about 20 of us there. Father Ryan give Diane the Last Rites, which was a very special spiritual moment. This would be very hard to explain to anyone, but the feeling in the room was like something came to all of us.
After Father Ryan left, passing her one brother who had just arrived, Diane passed right after receiving the Last Rites.
I cannot thank Father Ryan for everything he did that night, as Diane’s last wish was granted. God answered my prayers when Father Ryan called back and dropped everything and came to the hospital. We cannot thank Father Ryan enough for what he did and said to Diane and all of her family.
JUBILEE YEAR OF MERCY SPEAKER SERIES & HOLY DOOR PILGRIMAGES
Monday, November 7, 7 p.m.—Church: Fr. Rocky *Please note this event will be held at St. Francis de Sales Church, 33 S. Buesching Rd. Due to the potential popularity of this event, we kindly request an RSVP to [email protected] or (847) 438-6622.
Join us for a special one night parish mission as we welcome Rev. Francis J. Hoffman, JCD ("Fr. Rocky") from Relevant Radio to give his presentation, “Keeping Your Faith Life Energized." Fr. Rocky is the Executive Director of Relevant Radio, which broadcasts on 64 stations in 30 states. Ordained as a priest for Opus Dei in 1992, Fr. Hoffman is a noted author and speaker and has appeared on the major radio and TV networks. He has a BA in History from Northwestern, an MBA from the University of Notre Dame, and a Doctorate in Canon Law from the Ponti ical University of the Holy Cross in Rome.
Saturday, November 12, 2 to 4:30 p.m., Ministry Center: Fr. James P. McIlhone Join us as we welcome our inal speaker for the Jubilee Year of Mercy! Fr. James P. McIlhone, S.T.L., Ph.D., Director of Biblical Formation for the Archdiocese of Chicago will offer an Afternoon of Renewal: God’s Mercy in the Old Testament and the Gospel of Matthew. As always, there will be no cost for this event.
Tuesday, November 15: Final Holy Door Bus Pilgrimage: We will depart after 7 a.m. Mass and head to St. Peter’s Church in the Loop. Next, we will visit Holy Name Cathedral, where we will celebrate Mass and enjoy lunch, completing our year-long Holy Door Bus Pilgrimages to all 32 Holy Door Sites! As always, we will travel on a cushioned coach bus. Cost is $25/person. Call the Ministry Center at (847) 438-6622 to register.
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BRING A VETERAN TO MASS NEXT WEEKEND!
Next weekend, November 12-13, a Blessing of Veterans will be offered at each of the seven weekend Masses. At the 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday Masses on November 13, the Shannon Rovers Irish Pipe Band will offer a special tribute to Veterans. If you are a Veteran, please join us! If you have a family member of friend who is a Veteran, bring them to Mass!
Veterans Day, formerly known as Armistice Day, was originally set as a U.S. legal holiday to honor the end of World War I, which of icially took place on November 11, 1918 in the 11th hour. In legislation that was passed in 1938, November 11 was "dedicated to the cause of world peace and to be hereafter celebrated and known as 'Armistice Day.'" As such, this new legal holiday honored World War I veterans.
In 1954, after having been through both World War II and the Korean War, the 83rd U.S. Congress -- at the urging of the veterans service organizations -- amended the Act of 1938 by striking out the word "Armistice" and inserting the word "Veterans." With the approval of this legislation on June 1, 1954, Nov. 11th became a day to honor American veterans of all wars. www.military.com/veterans-day/history-of-veterans-day.html
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CALL TO ACTION TO VISIT OUR VETERANS
COAT DRIVE I was at Mass yesterday (Memorial Day 2016) and Father Ryan did WARM SOMEONE’S HEART! his usual outstanding job recognizing our Veterans and honoring those who fell in the line of duty. As I was listening, I remembered Please bring your clean, gently used win- what I always tell people how they can help or make a difference. I ter coats to any Mass on November 12-13 am a Veteran. I lew combat missions during the irst Persian Gulf or 19-20. Men’s, women’s, and children’s war. This is one of the reasons I appreciate what Father Ryan coats in all sizes are needed. Look for the continues to do. Secondly, often times people thank me for my blue bins at both Church entrances to service, which I appreciate very much, but if they really want to talk accept your donations. about it, I make the suggestion that they visit our local Veterans We’re sure your generosity Hospital. There are 3 of them: will “warm” the hearts of The James A. Lovell VA, 3001 North Green Bay Road, those in need! North Chicago, IL 60064
The Edward Hines VA, 5000 S. Hines Ave., Hines, IL 60141 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PANCAKE BREAKFAST Jesse Brown VA, 820 S. Damen, Chicago, IL 60612 (Just south of 290, next to Rush Medical Center on Damen) Sunday, November 13; My suggestion is always to go visit. You don’t need to bring Sunday, December 18 anything. You don’t need to call ahead. You don’t need cookies, After the 8 and 9:30 a.m. cards, or anything else. You don’t need a badge to get in. You just Masses in Fr. Valker Hall need to show up. What you will ind is many Veterans of all stripes Featuring all-you-can-eat pancakes, just sitting around looking for companionship and someone to talk sausage, hot toppings, hot maple syrup, to. All you need to do is smile and say hello. You will be surprised milk, fresh brewed coffee, hot tea, and how easy they are to talk to. I guarantee anyone who does this will fruit juice. make at least one friend and will hear a few really interesting stories. So many are just looking for someone to care. You will make Adults: $8.00 more of a difference thank you think in a very simple way. I have Children 5-10 years old: $5.00 had the pleasure and honor to have many of these conversations. I Children under 5: Our guest! am better for it. -Mark Roeckell, President, American First Contracting, Inc. A Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 10 A HOLY SEASON TRADITION—A GIFT OF LOVE—SIGN UP NOW!
Stop by the table in the Gathering Space the next two weekends to sign up for the Gift of Love—a hands-on way to share the love of Christ by opening your heart to folks who are forgotten and in need this Christmas.
Sponsor a family. This means buying a gift for each child in the family. Gifts for the parents are optional. We also ask that you purchase a Jewel or Walmart gift card for each member of the family so that they may select their own Christmas meal. OR...
Sponsor an individual. Choose a resident from Mt. St. Joseph or make a cash donation for residents at Lexington. Gift cards for food are not necessary, but a gift ensures an elderly person will be remembered during this holiday season.
Stop by the table to sign up or learn more about the program, or call Jane Clery at (847) 370-8933 with any questions you may have.
2016 CHRISTIFIDELES AWARDEE THANKSGIVING
Congratulations to Parishioner Elizabeth DINNER AT CULVER’S IN Williamson for receiving the Christi ideles LAKE ZURICH Award on Sunday, October 23 at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago. The Christi ideles Award We are currently is given to Catholic laypeople who have, by collecting food for the participating in parish life, demonstrated the Thanksgiving Dinner at personal and ministerial renewal called for by Culver’s for our brothers Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic Exhortation, and sisters in need. This is the 13th year Christi ideles Laici, calling the laity to the that St. Francis de Sales will participate “vocation of responsibility for the church’s life in this endeavor together with four local springing from the gift and mission of their churches. We need the following cooked baptism.” Elizabeth is currently the President of items: Lake Zurich’s St. Vincent de Paul Chapter. Sliced turkey breasts Fr. David F. Ryan, Pastor, respectfully Pans of mac and cheese submitted Elizabeth’s resume of service Pans of corn to the parish and Vicariate to the Salads Archdiocese of Chicago for this award. Pans of mashed potatoes Father Ryan, along with Elizabeth’s Pans of sweet potatoes parents, Rodney and Sharon, her sister Pans of stuf ing Hannah, Ciri Stom, and Mary Gibadlo Jars of gravy (18 oz. each) were also in attendance to show their Large jars of salad dressing support. Bread rolls (24 per package) Butter tubs Thank you, Elizabeth, and congratulations from your fellow Large tubs of jalapeñ os parishioners! Cans of cranberries Previous Awardees from the Parish Include: Pans of lavored rice
2015—Allan and Janet Gozzola These items should be brought to 2014—Bob Parr 2008—Mary Manson Culver’s on Thanksgiving Day by 2013—Stewart Tanakatsubo 2007—Mary Pat Williams 10:30 a.m. If you are traveling and would 2012—Greta Rusk 2006—David Talbott still like to donate the non-perishable 2011—Mike & Emily Skarzynski 2005—Teri Latter food ahead of time, please contact 2010—Jim & Barbara Haff 2004—Karen Nolan Patricia Linares at (847) 550-1053 or 2009—Jan & George Yingst 2003—Mary Catherine Ryan [email protected].
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 11 SPRED NUT & CHOCOLATE SALE OUR LADY OF TEPEYAC
The children and catechists of SPRED invite you to join us on CHRISTMAS TREE
Saturday, November 19 at 5 p.m. for our SPRED Liturgy! The Our Lady of Tepeyac Adaptations to the Mass are made to re lect our SPRED Holy Christmas tree will Room celebration that we share, catechist and friend, when “bloom” this weekend we come together in our SPRED Center. and will
Please support SPRED by participating in our remain in the Church Annual Gourmet Chocolate & Nut Fundraiser! Gathering Space during the month of Following all Masses Saturday, November 19 and November. All gift ideas are in the pa- Sunday, November 20 in the Church Gathering Space. per mittens.
Gourmet chocolate and nut assortments make great hostess gifts for The gifts will be distributed in the OLT Thanksgiving, teacher gifts, and stocking stuffers for Christmas! (Don’t grade school, high school, parish, and forget bus drivers, mailmen, coaches, babysitters, etc.!) All pro its go food pantry. May God bless you! directly to the SPRED Program at St. Francis de Sales. For questions, contact Patricia Linares SPRED, a program established for people with special needs, provides at [email protected] or religious development and education through (847) 550-1053. spiritual movement, music and Liturgical words.
SAVE THE DATE FOR THE ST. FRANCIS DE SALES 2017 MEN’S RETREAT! WOMEN’S RETREAT 2017
Register online today! Join us February 3-5, 2017 as we welcome Sr. Di- ane Fulgenzi, OSU, who will be speaking on: “Living the Beatitudes.”
Sr. Diane is a native Illinoisan, growing up in Spring ield. Her educational background includes a B.A. in French, and Master’s degrees in Religious Education and Christian Spirituality with a certi icate in Retreat and Spiritual Direction. She has ministered in a variety of settings—secondary education, vocation ministry, parish ministry, and leadership within her Ursuline congregation. She has facilitated a number of retreats and days of prayer and re lection. She currently resides in St. Louis, Missouri.
Join us Friday evening, February 3, 2017 through Sunday, February 5, 2017 (until noon) at Marytown in Libertyville to learn more of the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5. Registration is now available for this wonderful event that includes meals and overnight accommodations at the beautiful Marytown. Come for one or two days or the entire weekend! We have been illing every room, so make sure you register quickly. To register: Visit www.stfrancislzparish.org or pick up a hard copy form at the Ministry Center.
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 12 SAVE THE DATE FOR TRAVINIA NIGHT! VOLUNTEERS
St. Francis de Sales Travinia Night will be Saturday, January NEEDED
28, 2017. Join us for a night where Trivia and Ravinia meet for The St. Vincent de Paul Food a night of fun! Start getting your team together now! Pantry, located in the Ministry Registration is now open! Visit www.stfrancislz.org to Center, needs your help! We are register online or pick up a hard copy form at the Ministry Center or looking for individuals to pick up Parish School Of ice. donations from local stores.
You may register for up to 10 people on a team. Groups of less than 10 will This will take approximately two be assigned to a team. Teams will compete in 8 rounds of trivia. In the hours of your time each week that Ravinia picnic spirit, teams are encouraged to bring their own food and you are available to do so.
beverage, including wine and beer, for their table. Please contact [email protected] There will be prizes for the winning team and for the team with the best or [email protected], themed table with decorations, food and attire (i.e. Hawaiian, Chicago or (847) 610-0477.
Bears, Western, etc.) - so be creative and have fun! There will be raf les, Thank you! Superbowl squares and more, the proceeds of which will be used to support the educational needs of the parish school children.
BIKE DONATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
Since 2005, your generous donations of used bicycles, tricycles, and ride-on LIFETEEN PROGRAM toys and over 1,800 hours of work by the Boy Scouts of Troop 309 have There are so many ways to stay gifted over 850 bikes through Gift of connected and build on your faith, Love. Thank you for your support over so come on and join the fun! Join us the years! after Mass for a fabulous dinner and dessert! If you have a serviceable bike you no Join us every Sunday at 5 p.m. longer ride, especially for children and Mass. Life Nights follow Mass in the teens, please consider donating it to the Gift of Love. Drop off donations at Ministry Center from 6:15 to 8 p.m. the St. Francis de Sales Ministry Center. Open to all high school students! JOIN OUR YOUTH CHOIR (GRADES 3-8) Upcoming topics include: FOR CHRISTMASTIME! November 6, 2016: Gifts & Fruits of Make a short-term commitment to sing the Holy Spirit—Unwrapped at the 4 p.m. Christmas Eve Mass on Sat., December 24 and 5 p.m. Epiphany November 13, 2016: Chili Bingo Mass on January 7. Night!
Six rehearsals: November 20, 2016: Fire, Wind & Thursday, November 10 5:00-6:00pm in the Ministry Center Water—Who is the Holy Spirit?
Thursday, November 17 5:00-6:00pm in the Ministry Center November 27, 2016: No Life Night Thursday, December 01 5:00-6:00pm in the Ministry Center (Thanksgiving Break) Thursday, December 08 5:00-6:00pm in the Ministry Center
Thursday, December 15 5:00-6:00pm in the Ministry Center
Thursday, December 22 5:00-6:15pm in the Church
Questions? Contact Bob Moffett @847-345-0808
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THANK YOU FOR MAKING FAMILY BINGO NIGHT A GREAT SUCCESS!
Bingo Night was EPIC! On Saturday, October 15, over 250 people of all ages packed Fr. Valker Hall with the goal of getting a Bingo! Over 50 people went home with bingo and raf le prizes, including the grand prize of a new iPad. It was wonderful to have parishioners and school families come together for a night of fun while raising money for the school.
Thank you to Father Ryan, who called 4 out of 6 Bingo games, and Mr. Roy Rash, who called 1 Bingo game - our families enjoyed having our Principal and Pastor as Bingo callers! Special thank you to Grant Johnson as well, who served as master of ceremonies!
Congratulations to Tyler Armstrong for winning the grand prize!
Thank you to all who attended this special evening - we look forward to Family Bingo Night 2017!
Special thanks to the following individuals and groups for making Family Bingo Night possible:
• Bingo Night Chair Mollee Johnson and Co-Chair Katie Grund: Thanks to your collaborative effort, commitment, and leadership, Family Bingo Night afforded our parish and school families the opportunity to attend an enjoyable evening full of laughter and fun in Fr. Valker Hall.
• Bingo Night Committee: Alison Badal, Tina Bernardi, Kim Farrell, Ann Marie Kasprzak, Abi Mehrholz, Allison Villinski, and Ruth Ann Vinnes.
• Volunteers: Dominick Badal, John Bernardi, Dawn Borucki, Jeff Grund, Grant Johnson, Susan Johnson, Megan and Tim Mack, Mike and Karen Muir, Mario Pinto, Roy Rash, Joe Renguso, Amy Ribordy, Father Ryan, Corry Stanley, Barb and Sean Sullivan, Nicole Turner, Joe Villinski, Stu Vinnes, Carissa Wheeler, Lisa Wiseman.
• National Junior Honor Society Helpers for calling Bingo cards
• Carmel Catholic High School Volunteers for Food
• Special thanks to Diana MacGillis and Mr. Chris for helping with marketing, registration, and room set-up/ clean-up.
Special thank you to our Bingo Night Sponsors:
• Badal Family, Flannery Family, Johnson Family, Mack Family, Villinski Family
• Barb Augustine, Kelli Blakeslee, Linda Coletti, Lauren Gillis, Theresa Grom, Lynne Helgeson, Jennifer Hensley, Gena Kvist, Tim Lenckus, Patricia Linares, Peter Musielski, Marie Pindara, Roy Rash, Father David Ryan, Rita Salit, Dorothy Skelton, Tina Southerton, Stephanie Tanner, Tina Van Wetering
• Beyond Beauty Skincare, Consume, DiPiero's Ristorante, Grand Appliance and TV, Hair by Melissa, Interior Investments, Lake Zurich/Chicago TreeHouse, LP Painting & Services, Inc., Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, Of beat Music Store, OtterBox, Pizza Hut, Rachel Wiegman Photography, Red Cottage Salon & Spa, Sherwin-Williams, St. Francis PTO, Solas Image, Style 1519, Village of Lake Zurich
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 14 ST. FRANCIS DE SALES PARISH SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY 10TH ANNUAL SPIRIT WALK—SEPTEMBER 28, 2016
On Wednesday, September 28, our parish school students, parents, volunteers, and local business sponsors gath- ered to celebrate the school’s 10th Annual Spirit Day. The fundraiser event unites our parish school community with an inspirational prayer service led by Father Ryan, pep rally featuring performances by each grade, a cultural arts program, and Spirit Walk through the local neighborhood. This year, members of the Knights of Columbus Queen of Peace Council #3954 led the Spirit Walk, and ire ighters at the Lake Zurich Fire Department greeted students as they marched past the station. The cultural arts program featured this year was The World of Robot- ics. The presentation featured a video about how robots are used by a variety of professions in our world today. The students got to see a few robots in action as well—their favorite being the robotic dog!
Spirit Day is St. Francis de Sales School PTO’s largest event fundraiser of the year. It would not be possible without many volunteers and the generosity of business sponsors, family pledges, and many parishioners who generously donated after Mass for our Spirit Day collections. Net proceeds from the event topped $34,000, all of which will be used to continue to keep our technology programs cutting edge.
A HUGE THANK YOU to all in our parish community for your support of Spirit Day! As our students will proudly tell you, we are...All for One and One for All in Jesus Christ!
2016 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
The people of St. Francis de Sales have responded generously to the Annual Catholic Appeal, clearly demonstrating their willingness to bring the power of God’s mercy to a world in need. Please convey to your community my admiration for their willingness to sacri ice in a way that bene its others and transforms the world through Christ’s loving presence. I am inspired by their sense of responsibility for others, a sentiment that is shared by all the many bene iciaries of their generosity. I will remember them in prayer and at the Lord’s Table. Their prayers for me are appreciated, and I am heartened by their remembrance of me.
Sincerely yours in Christ, Archbishop Blase J. Cupich
Sixth Report: 2016 Annual Catholic Appeal as of Final Report: 2015 Annual Catholic Appeal as of October 19, 2016 February 19, 2016
Amount Pledged: $375,568 Amount Pledged: $357,405 Amount Assessed: $122,707 Amount Assessed: $123,740 Amount Paid: $347,898 Amount Paid: $350,885 Rebate Returned: TBA Rebate Returned: $227,145 Balance Due $27,670 Balance Due $6,520 Donor Count: 924 Donor Count: 932
Final Report: 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal as of Final Report: 2013 Annual Catholic Appeal as of February 17, 2015 February 17, 2014
Amount Pledged: $333,292 Amount Pledged: $307,083 Amount Assessed: $124,384 Amount Assessed: $118,568 Amount Paid: $321,168 Amount Paid: $291,167 Rebate Returned: $197,218 Rebate Returned: $170,679 Balance Due $11,070 Balance Due $15,915 Donor Count: 916 Donor Count: 930
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† Mass Schedule† 11:00—Intention of Curt Rahilly, Req. by The Humbrecht Family Monday, November 7 11:00—Catherine O’Donnell Ryan 8:30—Intention for Police Of icers and Fire ighters 11:00—Mr. and Mrs. Walter Juengling, 8:30—Gregory Eugene Kilimnik (Month’s Mind Mass) Req. by Martin Schuett
Tuesday, November 8, Election Day 11:00—Steve Palmer, Req. by Martin Schuett 7:00—Intention for Francis I, Bishop of Rome 11:00—Sonja K. Anderson, 7:00—Ben Yellin, Req. by Family Req. by Rosemary and Arthur Whiteside 11:00—Rosario and Teresa Costanzo, Req. by Ines Ponterio Wednesday, November 9, The Dedication of the 11:00—Oreste and Joseph Costanzo, Req. by Ines Ponterio Lateran Basilica 11:00—Nicoletta and Gina Tomaino, Req. by Ines Ponterio 8:30—Intention of Chrisi Rusk 11:00—Frank Ponterio, Req. by Ines Ponterio 8:30—Intention of Nancy Loud 12:30—Robert Edward Haren, Sr., 8:30—Wanda Pechous, Req. by Linda Dodds, Judy Renner, Req. by Bruce and Mary Manson Barb Augustine, and Rita Nigro 12:30—Archbishop Raphael Cheenath of India Noon—Intention for the Pilgrims from St. James Parish 5:00—Intention of Life Teen Peer Ministry, Peer Visiting our Holy Door Ministers and the People of St. Francis de Sales Noon—Dolores Hardison Noon—Lorraine Vassallo, Req. by Chuck Vassallo
Thursday, November 10, St. Leo the Great 7:00—Souls in Purgatory Marriage Announcements/Wedding 7:00—Intention of Those Seeking Jobs Banns
7:00—Dolores and Ron Sinkus (In Remembrance of their Sharon Lima and Jonathan Schwager (3) Wedding Anniversary), Req. by Dan and Claudia Koelper 7:00—John McGuire (11th Anniversary of Eternal Life), Req. by The Idrizovic Family VETERANS’ DAY PRAYER
Friday, November 11, St. Martin of Tours, Veterans Day By: Joanna Fuchs 8:30—Intention of the Homeless and Forgotten, May they see the Light of Christ Dear Lord, Today we honor our veterans, 8:30—Intention of U.S. Veterans worthy men and women who gave their 8:30—Joseph Lis best when they were called upon to serve
Saturday, November 12, St. Josaphat and protect their country. We pray that 8:30—Intention of U.S. Veterans you will bless them, Lord, for their 8:30—Intention of Those Missing in Action & Prisoners of War unsel ish service in the continual struggle 8:30—Fr. John M. Corridan, S.J. to preserve our freedom, our safety, and our 5:00—Intention of Logan Pfeifer, Req. by Jack Latter country’s heritage, for all of us. Bless them abundantly 5:00—Intention of Jerry Martineau, Req. by Nancy Fanciullo for the hardships they faced, for the sacri ices they 5:00—Michael Ottolino (Month’s Mind Mass) 5:00—Joan Waund, Req. by the Snick Family made, for their many different contributions to America’s victories over tyranny and oppression. We Sunday, November 13, 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time respect them, we thank them, we honor them, we are 6:30—Kay Vetter, Req. by The Idrizovic Family proud of them, and we pray that you will watch over 6:30—Michael Wirtz 8:00—Intention for Beverly and Terry Hauschilt, these special people and bless them with peace and Req. by The Hartley Family happiness. In Jesus’ name we pray—Amen. 8:00—Intention of Alyssa, Req. by The Hartley Family 8:00—Intention of Jim Mata, Req. by Aurora Mata EMMAUS HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY 8:00—Lillian Frost, Req. by Jim Raupp 8:00—Arthur and Pauline Couch, COMMUNITY DINNER
Req. by The Van Rengen Family Sunday Nights (unless otherwise noted*), 9:30—For the Suffering of Humanity in Aleppo in Syria 9:30—Charlotte Boerema, Req. by Betty Duff 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Fr. Valker Hall 9:30—Gerald Eisenberger, For more information: www.emmaus-house.org
Req. by Larry and Maureen Marion and Family Nov. Coordinator: Kathleen Murray, (847) 438-6051 9:30—Estelle Stasko, Req. by The Paulus Family Dec. Coordinator: Mary Helen Solan, 9:30—Paul Eiswerth, Req. by Bill and Barbara Donnan (847) 438-5486 or (847) 373-5343
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† Please Pray for the Sick † MINISTRY OF CARE SERVICE November 7 to November 13 As members of our parish faith community, we remember those who are ill, who are homebound, and all nursing home residents and ask for your prayers. Please call Fr. Ryan (847-726-4723) or Ministry of Care (847-438-6622) Lexington HCC: when a parishioner is in the hospital for visitation or to request the Mon. 11/7—Presider : Marianne Bailey Sacrament of Anointing and/or Holy Communion. Please call the parish office when someone on this list has recovered, wants to Cindy Schwiesow, Richard Bohakel*, remain on the list longer than 3 weeks or has gone to their eternal rest. Marianne Bohakel++ Karen Roemer Alyssa Matney Silverado: Deborah Maneval (Parishioner) Sat. 11/12—Emily Skarzynski (Presider), Duane Blackwell (Husband to Karen) Denise Haire
Peter Carabetta (Parishioner) Good Shepherd: John Burson (Parishioner) Tues. 11/8—Marie Kraft Bob Tinkham (Husband to Mary) Thurs. 11/10—Marie Kraft Victoria Loperena (Wife to Michael) Sat. 11/12—Cathy Abbinante, Fran Farruggio Joseph Czysczon (Husband to Sara) Sun. 11/13—Barb Diebold, John Ergastolo, Veronica Hoehne (Wife to Larry) Patricia Ludwig Cathy Orlando (Parishioner) Marilu Kust (Parishioner) Cedar Lake: Chuck Bartels (Husband to Teresa) Sat. 11/12—Sheryllann Phillips Gloria Jurczak (Mother of Thad (Karin) Jurczak) Francis Bott (Husband to Sandy) On Call: Tim Youngman (Cousin of Robert (K. Ann) Haren) Mon.: 11/7 to 11/9—Victoria Williams Thomas Berger (Volunteer at St. Vincent de Paul Thurs.: 11/10 to 11/12—Priscilla Roder
Food Pantry and Friend of Father Ryan) Lake Zurich Meadows Week of 11/7/16: Dennis Palokangas (Uncle of Kelly Corrigan) Janet Sack, Frank Dodds, Karen Young Chrisi Rusk (Daughter of Greta Rusk) Jane O’Reilly (Cousin of O’Donovan Family) Homebound Ministers Week of 11/7/16:
We continue to pray for the recipients of Prayer Shawls Joan Cacioppo, Jerry Jagla and for… Donna Del Favero, Kennedy Grace S ire, Doreen Planman, Norma Goldmann, Diane Yamnitz, Toni Fallegiardo, Wayne Dreyer, Sue Coston, Eduardo Farias, Dorothy Parola, Robert Montcalm, Mary Lydon, Barb Westerlund, Carolyn Brefeld, Bonita Lopez, Judy Patton, Karen Di Tommaso, Dale Chellis, John Duffy, Laura Huebner, Steven Sobie, Jerry O’Hearn, Janet Grashoff, Mary Bernadette, Jim Kuczora, Phil Falson, Dwaine Shephard, Gina Meeks, George Tomecko, Thomas Janowicz, Frank Koob, Angela Orlando, Janet Burrows, Marsha Smyser, Nancy Loud, Dolores Guzy, Louis Jaacks, Sylvia Bott, Audrey Krupa, Ligia Jiménez, Rena Pavlock, Bozena Plucinski, Marcella Blua, Sam Orlando, Reyes & Milton Jerard, Tripp Buckman, Myra Genovaldi
† In Sympathy † Robert Edward Haren, Sr. (Father of Robert (K.Ann.) Haren) Joseph Lis (Father of Kathy (Richard) Gornik) Phyllis Furlong (Sister-in-law of Jim & Mary Furlong) Edmund Eidukas Isabella Ladd (Mother of John Ladd) Michael Hastings (Husband to Darice) Norman Krejcarek (Brother of Marilu Kust) Mary Josephine Brummond (Mother of Robert) Raymond Battersby (Cousin of Pam Lynch)
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 17 Only two defining entities have ever offered to die for you. One was Jesus Christ. The other is the American Soldier. One died for your soul † The other died for your freedom! We thank you for your continued dedication and L Cpl. Kenneth Trygstad: U.S. Marines, Stationed at Twentynine Palms Base, California, Friend of the Norek Family service to our country. You are in our prayers. Amie Maychszak: Stationed in Norfolk, VA aboard the U.S.S. George H. Terrance Cullinan: Stationed in Iraq, Nephew of Mary Layton W. Bush Aircraft Carrier, Great Niece of Barbara Yellin Al Stroh: U.S. Air Force, Stationed in Iraq, Friend of Sharon Anderson Major Eric Penney: U.S. Air Force, Deployed to Afghanistan, Larry Herrera: 5th Deployment, Stationed in Afghanistan, Son of Wayne & Linda Penney Friend of Susan Wilberding Sgt. Steven Weese: 2nd deployment in Kuwait, Stephen Morris: Great Nephew of Annette Feller Friend of the Pazik Family
First Lt. Richard Evans: 1-504 Brigade of the 82nd Division of The Army 2nd Lt. Luc Logan: U.S. Army serving overseas Airborne, 3rd Deployment to Iraq, Nephew of Raymond & Deanna Clutts Thomas Barrett: Lackland Air Force Base, Texas LTJG Scott Burrill: U.S. Navy, Stationed in Jacksonville, Florida with the Nephew of Rose and Bill Weismann USS McInerney, Friend of the Talbott Family PFC Nicholas Whitman: U.S. Marine Corps, Son of Renee Whitman, Captain Jason Finkenkeller: U.S. Army, Deployed to Taji Iraq North Grandson to Penny Whitman of Baghdad, Nephew of Robert & Irene Louis Sgt. Lucas Jokisch: Illinois National Guard, 4th Tour of Duty, Matthew Schrock: Il National Guard, Stationed in Afghanistan Returned from Afghanistan, Cousin to Father David F. Ryan Nephew of Steve & Joan Schultz Airman Robert William Dones: Deployed to Afghanistan Staff Sgt. Andrew Pelc: Stationed in Iraq, Friend of the Glazik Family Petty Officer 3rd Class Gregory Gornik: U.S. Navy, Deploying on the L Cpl Edward Mc Donough: U.S. Marines, Deployed to Afghanistan USS Harry Truman S. Aircraft Carrier, Nephew of Rick & Kathy Gornik Cousin of Susan Pflaumer SN Mitchell W. Gornik: U.S. Coast Guard, cutter ACTIVE, stationed in Major Jon Zachary: Redeployed to Afghanistan, Son of Frank Zachary Port Angeles, Washington, Nephew of Rick & Kathy Gornik
Staff Sgt. James Stonehouse: U.S. Marines, Deployed Overseas Trey Ross: U.S. Marines, Stationed in San Diego waiting for Nephew of Joe & Diane Collins Deployment, Friend of Karoline Yacono
Commander Colleen Glaser-Allen: U.S. Navy, Stationed in Japan Lt. Michael Hornacek: MC U.S. Navy, Stationed on the USS Essex, Cousin of Mary Margaret Matuga Son of Michael and Claudia Hornacek
Cpt. Bryan Marone: U.S. Army, Deployed to Afghanistan, Pvt 1st Class Ben Schick: U.S. Marines, Stationed South Korea, 2 Previous Deployments to Iraq, Husband to Melissa Grandson of Anne Schick
Major Joseph Andresky: U.S. Air Force, Stationed in Washington, D.C., Capt. Bianca Ann Lane: U.S. Army, 392nd Expeditionary Signal Nephew of Laurie & Mike Sweeney and Patti & Steve Yellin Battalion, Deployed to Kuwait,
Michael Scott Guzy: U.S. Marines, Stationed in Pensacola, FL Niece/Goddaughter of Jim and Barbara Haff Grandson of Dee Guzy & Nephew of Megan Bajor
Lt. Kristopher LoveKamp; E.O.D.: U.S. Navy, Do you have someone in the military stationed in harm’s Stationed in Niceville, FL, Cousin to Fr. David F. Ryan way that needs our prayers? Please call (847) 438-6622. 1st Ltd Michael Bohac: 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit Son of Ginger & Chuck Bohac Returned Safely Home: Brandon Doyle Cacioppo, Robert Swiech, PFC Robert Mitchell Pryde, Jorge Medina, 1st Lt. Michael Esposito, Captain Michael Vyn: U.S. Air Force, 5th Deployment to Kuwait, Private Brian Szydelko, Paul Melzer, Erik Colon, Sgt. Ryan Sass, Patrick Scalzitti, Grandson to Marie Fries Sgt. Alex De Camp, Sgt. Luke Jockisch, Evelyn Plociennik, Airman, Major Michael J. Lepeska, Capt. Dustin Hart, Sgt. Richard Davis, Commander Cory Rosenberg: U.S. Marines, 1st Lt. Timothy Kirshner, Lt. Col. Joseph Thill, Conner Koster, Deployed to Afghanistan; Brother-in-Law of Angie Kula Navy Petty Officer Nicholas Thill, 1st Lt. Josh Bell, Captain Matthew J. White, Sgt.
L. Cpl. Cameron Kasmar: U.S.M.C., 2nd deployment to Afghanistan Linsey Roland, Spc. Rogers Ramirez, Marine Corp. Tony Carponelli, Boy Scout Troop 927 Eagle Scout Private Joseph Grimmig, Adam Colon, Timothy Krajewski, Lt. David Benning, Col. Vince O’Connor, CPO Guy Hetterling, Capt. Kristen Brockman, Captain Christopher Aument: Marine Corps Embassy Security Group, Spc. Joseph J. Muraeskis, Sgt. Sabrina Scarselletti-Derhammer, Region 2 Inspecting Officer, Abu Dhabi Grandson of Barb & Bill Donnan PFC John McGinley, Matt Brown, Lt. J.G. Daniel Gackowski, Jeff Austin, L Cpl Conor Camicia, Private Todd Jackson, Col. Daniel Klippstein, Lance Corporal Allan Borowick: Stationed in Afghanistan. Aaron Cornelius, S.S. John M. Butler, Staff Sgt. Scott Sloss, Sgt. Joe Basgall, Spec. Friend of Mary Margaret Matuga Sean Anthony Whippo, Corp. Andrew Kremmel, Lt. Jack Connor, Private Michael Szydelko, Tom Mahoney, Staff Stg. Rod Jacobs, Joe Littel, LCpl Brandon Helm: U.S. Marines, Stationed in Afghanistan, Bryan Broyles, Staff Sgt. Rich Bolger, Cdr. Mike Sheedy, Cpt. Anthony Healy, Nephew of Ric & Diane Bloch S. Sgt. Brad Ginn, Sr. Airman Michael Connolly, Airman Joshua Emmons, L. Cpl. Scott Johnson: U.S. Marine Corps, Deployed to Afghanistan Petty Officer Stephen McKean, E4 Jonathan Mele, Michael McGarry, Friend of Kathleen Guzy Sgt. Sarah Leigh Forgey, Alec M. Brown, Capt. Bryan Blackburn, Jesse Ward, 1st Lt. Christopher Best, 1st Lt. Clayton Rife Bradley Vicciollo: Stationed in Japan, Nephew of Parishioner
Private First Class Blake Sieben: Stationed in Fort Lewis, WA, Veterans and their families can take Son of Paul and Pamela Sieben advantage of Veterans Administration
L. Cpl. Donald Adams: U.S. Marines, 2nd Deployment, Stationed in Iraq, and other helpful resources by Grandson of Rich & Carol Lehman connecting with the Lake County Veterans and Family
Sgt. Nicholas Raeff: U.S. Marines, Nephew of Anne and Russ Parsons Services representative, Bob Gorman. Bob is a
4th Class Midshipman Lindsey Moritz: Annapolis, MD; member of our parish and can be reached at Daughter of Dan and Kim Moritz, Niece of Don and Tina Murray (847) 322-5176 or [email protected].
Thomas Corcoran: U.S. Coast Guard, Rescue Station—Charlevoix, MI, Son of Terrence and Christine Corcoran
Alex Gozzola: Nuclear Machinist Mate-Chief, U.S. Navy, USS Minnesota Nuclear Sub-Groton, CT, Son of Allen and Janet Gozzola
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 18 Financial Report from Business Office
Monthly Collec ons: July 1—August 31, 2016 Special Appeals Christmas (2015) $215,759 Our Lady of Tepeyac Sharing Parish $4,876 July $147,446 Christmas (2014) $202,910 Chicago Jesuit Academy (2016) $7,512 August $128,126 Easter (2016) $109,426 Holy Family Food Pantry (2016) $7,971 Easter (2015) $126,673 Li le Sisters of the Poor (2016) $22,700 Youth Ministry Support (2015) Lake Zurich High School Choir (2015) $2,827 (Presenta on) $10,740 Eagle Scout Fundraising (2015) $2,769 Molly’s Adopt A Sailor (2014-15) $3,259 Lenten Collec on for Ghana (2014) $15,189 Community Flood Relief (2013) $26,554 Southern IL Tornado Relief (2012) $31,302 LZHS Choir Trip to Va can (2012-13) $23,480 Eagle Scout Projects (2012-13) $8,177 5 Seminarians (including Michael Olson) to India (2008) $8,000
Archdiocese Required Second Collec ons: July 1, 2016 through August 31, 2016 Seminaries $7,129 2013 Annual Appeal Rebate $170,679 Peter’s Pence $674 2014 Annual Appeal Rebate $197,218 2015 Annual Appeal Rebate $227,145
Parish Debt to the Archdiocese: $0
Thanks be to God for the continuing generosity of the good people in this good parish on bringing about the Good News of Jesus Christ. Thank you for the investment of your time, the gifts of the Holy Spirit within each of you and the contributions of your inancial resources to OUR Father, who loves us unconditionally as His Family in this community. Parish Community Statistics: July 1, 2016 to September 30, 2016 Registered Families 4,579 Extraordinary Eucharis c Ministers 186 *Registered Families in 1949 94 Teen Eucharis c Ministers 12 Ministers of Care 95 Ushers 32 Religious Educa on Students: (Registra on Pending) Cross Bearers 8 Preschool 42 Sacristans 12 Grade School 375 Altar Servers 125 Middle School 199 Adult Lectors 56 Home Study 35 Teen/Child Lectors 7/18 SPRED 8 Prayer Shawl Ministers 32 Children’s Catechumenate 7
Sacraments: Bap sms 29 Life/Teen Confirma on Students: Marriages 10 Marriage Anniversary Blessings 9 1st Year Program 129 Funerals 21 2nd Year Program 138 First Communion 0 Peer Ministers 20 Confirma on 0 First Confession 0 Parish School Students 380 Received into the Church 0
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Ministers for November 12-13, 2016: 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Cross Bearers Celebrant Eucharistic Ministers Lectors Altar Servers Greeters
Saturday, Fr. James George & Jan Yingst, Ronald Cross Bearer Schumacher 5 p.m. McIlhone Mary Tinkham, Gene Bader, DeSimone, To Be Scheduled Family Betty Duff, Kathy Duggan, Michael Altar Servers Denise Haire, Bob Kopfer, Miodonski Estefan Linares, Adrienne Virgilio Natalie Linares, Madeline Rosenbaum
Sunday, Fr. David F. Phil & Jean Lorenz, Mary Alice Cross Bearer Jim Gill 6:30 a.m. Ryan Katie Bielski, Tony Pfeifer, Tourdot To Be Scheduled Sue Arvidson, Cheryl Ellish, Georgen Altar Servers Kathy Dellaria Family Leah Salit,
Eli Larson Sunday, Fr. David F. Chuck & Jean Meinhardt, Jennifer Cross Bearer Dorothy 8:00 a.m. Ryan Art & Victoria Williams, Beckner, To Be Scheduled Keenan Joseph & Carmela Esser, Jocelyn Purtell Altar Servers Bobbie Jo Carr, Mary Stubstad, Luke Snider, Marjie Connery Joshua Snider, Jack Gramm
Sunday, Fr. David F. JoAnne Vrtacnik, Bonnie Clark, David Bennett, Cross Bearer Schroeder 9:30 a.m. Ryan Gary Radwanski, Caroline Pytlak, Frank Will Madsen Family Katie Forsberg, John Uriell, Johnstone Altar Servers Janet Danielsen, Mary O’Connor, Sam Cornelius, Dana Petraglia, Jerry Jagla, Frank Ben Cornelius, Mary Kloss Johnstone Ryan Murphy
Sunday, Fr. David F. James & Marilee Grenning, Charles Bartels, Cross Bearer Volunteers 11 a.m. Ryan Jo Anderson, Sharon Brown, Olivia To Be Scheduled Needed Steve Lammers, David Kalafut, Donnelly Altar Servers Holly Smigelski, Patty Antczak, Alex Nastruz, John Wallor, Bob Heiderman, Alex Miiller, Stewart Tanakatsubo Jack McConnell
Sunday, Fr. David F. Bruce & Mary Manson, Larry Butz Cross Bearer Volunteers 12:30 p.m. Ryan Kathy Woloshyn, Dolores Miller, To Be Scheduled Needed Michelle Bodo, Marilyn Ostovits Altar Servers
Nikolas Ostrowski, 1 Spot Un illed Caroline Modelski
Sunday, Fr. David F. Marcos & Patricia Linares, Jessie Cross Bearer Youth 5 p.m. Ryan Aimee Wright, Tami Anderson, Houghton To Be Scheduled Ministry Sue Tuckey, Brian Krasavage, Altar Servers Julie Henhapl, Amie Hansen, To Be Scheduled Dorothy Galuppo
November 6, 2016 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 20 MINISTRIES AND ACTIVITIES AT ST. FRANCIS DE SALES The intention of this page is to assist our parish members in knowing the many ways you might get involved in the variety of ministries and activities here at St. Francis. The following ministries have been organized into the Commissions that are set up by our Parish Pastoral Council. The names and phone numbers of the chairpersons of each Commission and Council representatives are also included for your information. Please feel free to contact any of these dedicated men and women to answer any questions you might have about a particular ministry or activity.
SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT PARISH RESOURCES Chairperson—James Ba aglia: 462-0818 (PPC) Chairperson—Michael Carlino: 438-3260 Adult Faith Forma on—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Tom Purtell: 304-5574 (Chair) Annulment Informa on—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Building & Grounds—Hank Paulus: 438-2294 Convalida on (Blessing) of Civil Marriage—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Collec on Counters—Laura Angelini: 726-4747 Great Bible Adventure—Kelley Gries: 438-7050, Pam Urban: 382-7619 Finance Council—Michael Carlino: 438-3260 Children’s Catechumenate—Kathy Brady-Murfin: 438-3233 Eucharis c Adora on—Denise Alianello: 726-1307; Lillian Shu y: 682-4555 HUMAN CONCERNS Evangeliza on—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Liturgical Ministries—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Chairperson—John Ergastolo: 726-7746 (PPC) Altar Servers—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Care Ministries—Father David F. Ryan: (847) 726-4723 Child Lectors (Grades 6-8)—Cindy Blank: 847-924-7876 Nancy Fanciullo: (847) 438-8279 Children’s Liturgy of the Word—Kathy Brady-Murfin: 438-3233 Judy Brault: (312) 749-5094 Crossbearers—Kathy Brady-Murfin: 438-3233 Homebound Ministry of Care Visits— Environment & Art—Mary Ann Kwasek: 438-5751 Kevin Wegner: 438-3161, Frank Dodds: 847-438-5128 Extraordinary Eucharis c Ministers—Beth Talbo : 550-6511 Angels of Mercy (Friendly visitors/medicine/grocery pickup/ Greeters—Sherry O o: 438-2782 meals/drivers/Church, hospital appointments) Lectors—Cindy Blank: 924-7876, Jacqueline Kuhn: 269-8342 Drivers—Fr. David F. Ryan: (847) 726-4723 Music—Patricia Stewart: 726-4720 Meals—Mary Lahr: (847) 438-3553 Sacristans—Marcia Vendi : 438-6492 Friendly Visitors to Lexington—Marianne Bailey: 550-9463 Ushers—Kevin Wegner: 438-3161 and Anthony Baca: 224-628-1724 Cancer Support/Sharing—Mary Manson: 382-3051 St. Peregrine Prayer Service—Dena & Jim Ba aglia: 462-0818 Bereavement—Mary Manson: 438-6622 R.C.I.A. (Rite of Chris an Ini a on for Adults)— Threads of Faith Ministry—Donna Miller: 849-6111 Brad Beckner: 224-677-5030 Grief Support Group—Forever in Our Hearts (for those who have Rosary Ministry—Joe Armagno: 550-6139 experienced the loss of a child)—Brian Eby: 726-4714 Rosary Ministry, Lexington—Dolores Miller: 847-650-3331 Prayer Shawl Ministry—Lisa Warren: 540-8654 Rosary Ministry, Silverado—OPEN Meals on Wheels—Volunteer Drivers: Molly Ergastolo, (847) 867-1179 Voca ons—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Meal Sign-up: Intake at Catholic Chari es, (847) 546-5733 Molly’s Adopt-A-Sailor—Cathy Chiarelli: 726-4842 Na onal Alliance on Mental Illness Chapter—Teri La er: (847) 809-6038 CONFIRMATION Pastoral Counseling Services—Brian Eby: 726-4714 Life Teen Confirma on/Youth Ministry—Deacon Bob Arvidson and Covenant Ministries—Stewart Tanakatsubo: (224) 475-7919 Deacon George Flaherty with Cathy Chiarelli: 726-4842 Emmaus House Ministry—Dana Rzeznik: 814-0212 Confirma on, Adult Program—Kathy Brady-Murfin: 726-4850 Gi of Love—Jane Clery: 847-370-8933 Jubilee Garden—Janet Gozzola: 540-0672 St. Vincent de Paul Society—Elizabeth Williamson: 726-4890 COMMUNITY LIFE Food Pantry—Kathleen Murray: 726-4890/www.svdplz.org Chairperson—Patricia Linares: 550-1053 (PPC) Knights of Columbus, Past Grand Knight and Trustee— Stewart Tanakatsubo: (224) 475-7919 CATHOLIC EDUCATION Knights of Columbus, Grand Knight of Council 3954— Chairperson—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Paul La er: (847) 809-0476 Chairperson—Pam Lynch: 550-8001 (PPC) Knights of Columbus, Past Grand Knight and Membership Chairman— Lighthouse Media / CD’s—Merilee Blake: 382-7005, Pam Urban: 382-7619, Curley Strack: (847) 550-0388 Jodie Shield: 438-3279 Keenagers—Bob Parr: 438-3245, Father Ryan: 726-4723 Men’s Retreat—Frank Johnstone: 438-7979 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Our Lady of Tepeyac—Patricia & Marcos Linares: 550-1053 Welcoming—Jodie Shield: (312) 305-6503 Bap smal Prep Program—Jeane e & Gary Greco: 540-7983 Women’s Retreat—Rose Weismann: 847-975-8005 Pre-School & Grades 1-8—Kathy Brady-Murfin: 438-3233 SPRED (Special Religious Educa on Development)— Boy Scouts Troop 309—Bob Hendricksen: 847-767-8148 Kelly Corrigan: 726-4742 SCOUTING PROGRAM PARISH SCHOOL [email protected] Cub Scouts—Damian Woszczak: 847-550-6423 School Board—Terry Huels: 550-1077 Girl Scouts Main Contact—Lise Wiseman: 224-244-3836 PTO—Cheryl Flannery: 438-2603 Daisy Troop—Ann Monte: 847-865-5192 Athle c Board—Jim Ronayne: 540-8163 Brownie Troop—Lise Wiseman: 224-244-3836 Jeff Kinsey: 847-736-1943 Junior Troop—Amy Ribordy: 847-847-1849
Parish Staff
Rev. David Francis (Joseph) Ryan Pastor, 847-726-4723 *Appointed Pastor 1 July 2006 and Re-appointed Pastor on 1 July 2012 by the late Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I. Mr. Robert Arvidson Deacon Mr. George Flaherty Deacon Mr. Roy Rash Principal of the Parish School Mrs. Kathleen Brady-Murfin Director of Religious Education Mrs. Patricia Stewart Director of Liturgical Music 1567-1622 Spiritual Guide for All St. Francis de Sales Website: www.stfrancislzparish.org Inspired Writer of: St. Francis de Sales School Website: www.stfrancislzschool.org Introduction to the Devout Life and Archdiocese of Chicago Website: www.archchicago.org Treatise on the Love of God. Renew My Church Initiative: www.archchicago.org/renew Bishop and Doctor of the Church Feast Day: January 24 Lumen Christi Institute: www.lumenchristi.org United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: www.usccb.org The Vatican Website: www.vatican.va/ Pope Francis’ Encyclical on the Environment: www.laudatosi.va
Ministry Center (Parish Office) 847-438-6622 School Office 847-438-7921
Traci Dahlinger/Karin Jurczak/ Jean Meinhardt/Pam Lynch (Reception) 847-726-4712 Roy Rash (Principal) 847-438-7921 Karin Jurczak (Financial Asst.) 847-726-4711 Laura Angelini (Business Manager) 847-726-4747 Marion Meyer (Secretary) 847-438-7921 Cathy Chiarelli (Youth Ministry) 847-726-4842 Cathy Bergen & Paula Mitchell (Nurses) 847-438-7921 Diana MacGillis (Public Relations/Bulletin) 847-726-4722 E-mail: [email protected] (website, e-news) E-mail: [email protected] (bulletin) For education and resources about Biblical Studies, Patricia Stewart please visit www.wordmadeclear.org, which features (Director of Liturgical Music) 847-726-4720 Fr. James McIlhone, Director of Biblical Formation Jerry Perez (Maintenance Personnel) for the Archdiocese of Chicago. Chris Tovar (Maintenance Personnel) Religious Education Office (Preschool to 8th Grade) 847-438-3233
Kathy Brady-Murfin (Director) 847-726-4850 Rebecca Gabrione (Secretary) 847-726-4840
Confirmation - Life Teen / Youth Ministry Office 847-438-9098
Deacon Robert Arvidson 847-438-9098 Deacon George Flaherty 847-438-9098 Cathy Chiarelli (Youth Ministry Coordinator) 847-726-4842
Mass Schedule
Sundays: 6:30 a.m., 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m. ,12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. Weekdays: Monday: 8:30 a.m. Mass Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. and 12 noon Masses Tuesday and Thursday: 7 a.m. Mass Friday: 8:30 a.m. Mass Saturday: 8:30 a.m. Mass, 5 p.m. Mass (Fulfills Sunday Obligation) Holy Days: 7 p.m. Vigil, 6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., Noon, 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m.
Sacrament of Baptism: Baptism is celebrated after parental participation in a preparation meeting. Please call for a date to attend. Do not finalize your plans until this formation meeting. Sacrament of Confirmation: Preparation for Confirmation takes place during the high school years with the celebration of the Sacrament taking place no sooner than the end of sophomore year in high school. For more info and registration please contact the Youth Ministry Office at 847-726-4842 Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturdays between 11 a.m. and noon. Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick: This Sacrament offers the Lord’s healing strength and peace to anyone who is seriously or chronically ill, hospitalized, or about to undergo surgery. Please contact the Ministry Center 847-438-6622, or Fr. Ryan at 847-726-4723 if you wish to have someone anointed, or the Last Rites near death. Sacrament of Marriage: Arrangements should be made at least six months in advance and no other plans should be finalized until the Parish Priest or Deacon has been consulted. Sacrament for Adults: Adults interested in the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation) should contact the Ministry Center at 847-438-6622.
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CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS St. Francis de Sales Church #635 135 S. Buesching Lake Zurich, IL 60047
TELEPHONE 847 438-6622 Parish Office
CONTACT PERSON Call this number first: 847-726-4722: Diana MacGillis (Public Relations and Bulletin Editor) Cell: 847-826-5379 Cathy Chiarelli: 847-726-4842 (Youth Ministry Coordinator and Bulletin Editor 2) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
Traci Dahlinger and Karin Jurczak Parish Office 847-438-6622
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