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My Son, You Are Here with Me Always; Everything I Have Is 1023 McHenry Avenue Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 (815) 459-3033 Find us on the Internet @ www.elizabethannseton.org Like us on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/StElizabethAnnSetonCatholicChurch Very Rev. Fr. Brian D.M.J. Grady, TOC, VF~ Pastor Rev. Fr. Colin Easton~ Parochial Vicar Mr. Kenneth Giacone Dr. Richard Marcantonio Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:00, 9:30, and 11:15 am Monday thru Saturday: 8:45 AM Tuesday: 6:00- 6:45 PM Saturday: 9:15- 10:00 AM 3:00- 3:45 PM (or by appointment) Monday thru Saturday: 8:15 AM (in the Chapel) Monday thru Saturday: 9:15 AM (in the Chapel) Monday thru Friday: 8:00 AM- 7:00 PM ‘My son, you are here with me always; Saturday: 8:00 AM- 12:00 PM ‘My son, you are here with me always; Sunday: 9:00 AM- 12:00 PM everything I have is yours. everything I have is yours. But nowBut wenow must we must celebrate celebrate and and rejoice, rejoice, (in the church) becausebecause your your brother brother was was dead dead Tuesday: 8:00 AM Thursday: 6:45 PM and hasand come has come to life to life again; again; he was lost and has been found. he was lost and has been found.’ 2nd Weekend of the Month at all Masses LK:15:32 -LK:15:32 4th Weekend of the Month at all Masses Please drop off any articles to be blessed at the Parish Office on Tuesdays during office hours. Blessed articles will be available for pickup the following Wednesday morning. ST ELIZABETH ANN SETON , CRYSTAL LAKE PARISH SCHEDULE AND MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK AHEAD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15– THE TWENTY- FOURTH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19- (CONTINUED) SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 6:30 PM Youth Ministry Edge Night 8:00 AM Mass (Rinna & Jovan Klinefelter ~ Courtney & Steve Klinefelter) 6:45 PM Liturgy of the Hours- Evening Prayer Adoration until 12PM 7:00 PM Columbian Squires’ Meeting 9:30 AM Mass (Patricia DelGhingaro & Family ~ Debbie Thirstdays for His Word O’Donnell) 7:15 PM Vino & Veritas 10:45 AM RCIA 11:15 AM Mass (+Maggie Youel ~ Lora Ellliott) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20- SS. ANDREW KIM TAE-GON, 6:30 PM Youth Ministry Life Night PRIEST & PAUL CHONG HA-SANG & COMPANIONS, MARTYRS 8:00 AM Adoration until 7PM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16- ST. CORNELIUS, POPE & ST. 8:15 AM Rosary CYPRIAN, BISHOP- MARTYRS 8:45 AM Mass (Billy Korevec ~ +Rosemary Raczynski) 8:00 AM Adoration until 7PM 9:15 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 8:15 AM Rosary 6:30 PM Maranatha Leaders’ Meeting 8:45 AM Mass (+Holy Souls in Purgatory) 9:15 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21- ST. MATTHEW, APOSTLE 6:00 PM SVdP Society Meeting & EVANGELIST 7:00 PM Maranatha Charismatic Group 6:00 AM That Man is You That Man is You 8:00 AM Adoration until 12 PM 8:15 AM Rosary TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17– ST. ROBERT BELLARMINE, 8:45 AM Mass (Fr. Burt Absalon ~ +William Kalinowski) BISHOP & DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH 9:15 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 8:00 AM Adoration until 7PM Confessions Liturgy of the Hours– Morning Prayer 9:30 AM Impactful Women’s Group Meeting 8:15 AM Rosary + 3:00 PM Confessions 8:45 AM Mass (Robert Dunham ~ William Minogue) 3:30 PM SVdP Mum Sale 9:15 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 4:00 PM Mass (+Steve & +Mary Pierzchala ~ +Ron Modrich) 9:20 AM Marian Movement of Priests’ Cenacle 1:00 PM Holy Hour of Reparation 6:00 PM Confessions KofC Oktoberfest Meeting 6:30 PM Religious Education Catechist Meeting (K-2) READINGS FOR MASS FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 15, 2019 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 8:00 AM Adoration until 7PM SUNDAY: EX 32:7-11, 13-14/ 1 TM 1:12-17/ LK 15:1-32 8:15 AM Rosary 8:45 AM Mass (Ivy Gielow ~ +Msgr. Thomas Bales) MONDAY: 1 TM 2:1-8/ LK 7:1-10 9:15 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 9:30 AM Rosary Makers TUESDAY: 1 TM 3:1-13/ LK 7:11-17 6:00 PM Parish Men’s Night Out 6:30 PM Divorce Healing WEDNESDAY: 1 TM 3:14-16/ LK 7:31-35 7:00 PM ACA Meeting Choir Practice THURSDAY: 1 TM 4:12-16/ LK 7:36-50 Kreul LOTW Bible Study FRIDAY: 1 TM 6:2C-12/ LK 8:1-3 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19- ST. JANARIUS, BISHOP & MARTYR SATURDAY: EPH 4:1-7, 11-13/ MT 9:9-13 8:00 AM Adoration until 7PM 8:15 AM Rosary SUNDAY: AM 8:4-7/ 1 TM 2:1-8/ LK 16:1-13 8:45 AM Mass (Susan Dunham ~ +Ruth Clark) 9:15 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet Please keep the sick, the needs of our parish 9:30 AM Jesus’ Lovely Ladies Bible Study community, and the Church in your daily prayers. 2 SEPTEMBER 15 , 2 0 1 9 COMING SOON: HANDCARVED OLIVE WOOD FROM THE HOLY LAND- MADE BY CHRISTIANS TO SUPPORT FELLOW All men of the parish are invited to a Men’s CHRISTIANS LIVING IN THE HOLY LAND Night Out (age 21+) casual evening and get- SEPTEMBER 28/29 together to be held on Wednesday evening, IN SETON HALL September 18th (rain or shine). This is a Stop by Seton Hall after Masses great opportunity to get to know other men of the September 28/29 and buy some parish, especially if you are a new to the parish. beautifully carved religious gifts Bring your own steak to grill and your favorite made from olive wood. All sales beverage (adult or otherwise). Grills will be fired help support Christians living in up at 6pm, so come when you can. Baked potato the Holy Land. and veggies will be provided. Support our brothers and For planning purposes, please RSVP by sisters who struggle to remain September 17th to Andy Voloch at in Israel while finding special gifts for your loved [email protected] or text at 847.340.7681 ones—and even for yourself! “If you are wise, then, know that you have been created for the glory of God and your own eternal salvation. This is your goal; this is the center of your life; this is the treasure of your heart.” —St. Robert Bellarmine (1542-1621) We will showcase and sell a variety of colorful mums for your Fall garden in the parking lot before and after each Mass. Bring your checkbooks next weekend and take advantage of this cash and carry opportunity! Vincentians will be available to help you to your car with your purchase. Mums are from Best of all, your purchase will grace the lives of those we serve. The less fortunate of our community will receive 100% of the profits. As you know, we visit hundreds of families right here in Crystal Lake who are in need of immediate financial assistance. And you, the wonderful parishioners of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton make it possible with your generosity and love. Thank you and may God Bless you abundantly! 3 S E P T E M B E R 1 5 , 2 0 1 9 THIS IS MY HOME— RESERVED PARKING FOR THIS IS MY HOME OUR PARISH FAMILY OF THE MONTH THE GIFT OF MY TREASURE As a way to express our gratitude and say "thank you" to those Sunday September 8 $15,253.00 who support our parish home, we randomly draw a new winner monthly for a prime parking spot! If you are one of the many who Our 3% tithe this week will go to the St. Vincent de Paul support our parish financially, you will have a chance to win a Society- to assist the organization in providing for those in reserved parking spot in the front row of the lot for a month. immediate need in our community. Every family that actively gives to our parish will automatically be entered into the drawing, and one recipient will be drawn. Amount Owed (Parish Debt) Mortgage: $484,207.00 (Full mortgage payment was due 10/30/2018). Original mortgage amount $1,837,559. (2003) Laudete The most popular and most comprehensive free Catholic App. Daily Mass Readings, Liturgy of the GOAL $95,427.00 Hours, Interactive Rosary, Latin prayers PLEDGED: $74,271.00 with English translations, and so much more!! PAID: $48,069.00 Download it and see for yourself! FAMILIES PARTICIPATING: 170 PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK: Additional pledge envelopes may be found in the pews, or outside the parish office. You can also donate electronically via Pete Aceto, Shari Anchor, Mike Baietto, Ron Bitz, Kay Bruess, rockforddiocese.org. Dolores Buss, Tim Cannon, Marcia Cassin, Fortuna Calez, Thank you for your generosity! Jonathan Christensen, Becky Corcoran, Carla Decker, ONLINE (AUTOMATED)GIVING Jessica Diaz, Mary Diaz, Jessica Duffy, Mia Durand, Lily Elder, Eleanor Erbes, Sandy Ferrell, Jill Fisher, Bernadette Gates, Bruce Gielow, Howie Gielow, Colleen Gleason, Michalene Gordon, Marilyn Gustafson, Andy Hill, Clifford Hill, Marlene Hill, Tracy Holcomb, Leo Jerman, Mary Ann Johnson, Carolyn Joos, Ashley Kelly, Madelynne Kersting, Kara Kolmar, Len Korn, Trish Koval, Amberley Kowalski, Sylvia Laux, Michelle Lee, Blanche Lichon, Bea LoBianco, Don Luna, Dave Marsh, Bob McCormick, David Mead, Eugene Melone, , PLEASE SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS Carol Miller, Laura Miller, Bonnie Moriarty, Stephen Morrison, Please mention that you saw their ad in our bulletin. It is through their Sherry Muehlbert, Evelyn Moss, Michael O’Donnell, generosity that we are able to offer this bulletin without cost to the Ted Ougheltree, Nicole Orfanos, Regina Oroni, Felie Onishi, parish. Tim Reidy, Carolyn Regini, Laura Salata, Judy Schroeder, Victor Schuett, Marianne Schulze, Mary Skipper, Richard Sloan, Linda Slatter, Lawrence Smith, Phil Stasenka, Caliope Sudzina, Kristen Thomas, Scott Tober, Regina Trasga, Carl Vanisi, Lawrence Vanderleest, Jessica VanHorn, Daniel Wilczak, Beverly Wasilk, Cora Paige Wasilk, John Gordon Wasilk, John Patrick Wasilk, Bart Wisz, and Jim Wolfe 4 S E P T E M B E R 1 5 , 2 0 1 9 SAN LORENZO RUIZ The 9th Annual St.
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