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One Family… GOD AND COUNTRY United, Empowered RENEW MY CHURCH Committed
United All for One...One for All as a Catholic in Jesus Christ faith family;
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 ┼ (2018)
135 S. Buesching Rd. Lake Zurich, IL 60047 847.438.6622 Fax 847.438.6638 www.stfrancislz.org
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July 15, 2018 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, July 15, 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Please keep Father Emery de Gaal (left) and Father Fortunato Turati (right) in a • Emmaus House Comm. Dinner: good prayer as they travel this summer, 6 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall from May 14—August 7 and June 14—July 16, respectively.
Monday, July 16, Our Lady of Mount Carmel • Art & Environment: 9:30 a.m.—Church • Mass: 8:30 a.m.—Church
Tuesday, July 17 • Boy Scouts: 7:30 to 9 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall • Mass: 7 a.m.—Church
Wednesday, July 18, St. Camillus de Lellis • Steubenville Meeting: 6 to 7 p.m.—Ministry Center • Mass: 8:30 a.m. and noon—Church • Wild Goose Summer Series: • Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: 7 to 8:30 p.m.—Ministry Center 7 to 8 p.m.—Church
Thursday, July 19 • St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry: • Mass: 7 a.m.—Church 6 to 7:15 p.m.—Ministry Center • Art & Environment: 5 p.m.—Church
Friday, July 20, St. Apollinaris • Art & Environment: 9 a.m.—Church • Mass: 8:30 a.m.—Church
Saturday, July 21, St. Lawrence of Brindisi, Blessed Virgin Mary • Confessions: 11 a.m.—Church
• Mass: 8:30 a.m. & 5 p.m.—Church • Mass of the Anointing of the Sick: 5 p.m.—Church
Sunday, July 22, 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time • • Emmaus House Comm. Dinner: Saint Viator Car Wash: 6 p.m.—Fr. Valker Hall 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.—Back Parking Lot
This Weekend: Next Weekend: July 14 & 15, 2018 July 21 & 22, 2018
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July 15, 2018: 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Do not think that you will be able to succeed in your affairs by your own efforts, but only by the assistance of God; and on setting out, consign yourself to His care, believing that He will do that which will be best for you. -St. Francis de Sales CALLED BY GOD
Today’s scriptures invite us to listen to two calls. The irst is the call issued by the L to the prophet Amos, the “shepherd and a dresser of sycamores” (Amos 7:14). The second is the call the Lord Jesus issued to the Twelve, whom he sent out “two by two” (Mark 6:7). These faithful people responded to the call, prophesying and preaching to the people to whom they had been sent. Each of us received a call when we were baptized. The second reading invites us to ponder that call as we are reminded that we are chosen in Christ and that, in love, God “destined us for adoption” (Ephesians 1:5). As adopted daughters and sons of God we are called to bring the presence of Christ into our marriages, families, schools, and places of work. Let us be inspired today to say yes to the call we hear once again through God’s living word. - Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TODAY’S READINGS SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
First Reading — Amos said, “The L took me Sunday: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time from following the lock, and said to me, Go, Monday: Our Lady of Mount Carmel prophesy to my people” (Amos 7:12-15). Wednesday: St. Camillus de Lellis Psalm — Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us Friday: St. Apollinaris your salvation (Psalm 85). Saturday: St. Lawrence of Brindisi; Second Reading — The God and Father of our Lord Blessed Virgin Mary Jesus Christ has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing (Ephesians 1:3-14 [3-10]). Gospel — Jesus summoned the Twelve and began to TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
send them out two by two (Mark 6:7-13). At the time of the Reformation, although England
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, broke away from papal authority under Henry VIII, a International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. silent majority clung to the Catholic faith. Henry’s eldest daughter, Mary, restored the “old religion” in a READINGS FOR THE WEEK ierce persecution of Protestants (she is called “Bloody
Monday: Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mary” for good reason.) His youngest daughter, Mt 10:34 — 11:1 Elizabeth, rejected papal ties. Under her reign, Tuesday: Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-8; Mt 11:20-24 beginning with legislation in 1593, Catholics were Wednesday: Is 10:5-7, 13b-16; Ps 94:5-10, 14-15; persecuted again, and only the very wealthy could Mt 11:25-27 afford the ines for not attending Anglican services on Thursday: Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14ab, Sunday. They were called “recusants,” from a Latin 15-21; Mt 11:28-30 word meaning “refuse,” since they refused to attend the Friday: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10-12abcd, liturgy of the Church of England. Many families 16; Mt 12:1-8 maintained Catholic tradition in secret, and today their Saturday: Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21 descendants claim “Recusancy” as a mark of family Sunday: Jer 23:1-6; Ps 23:1-6; Eph 2:13-18; pride. For generations they sent their young people Mk 6:30-34 abroad to be educated in convents and monasteries. It is not surprising that the irst monastery in colonial America springs from Holland with the daughters of WORDS OF WISDOM: GOD IN ALL patrician English recusant families. Port Tobacco,
Maryland, proved fruitful soil for the Carmelite In everything, be it a thing sensed, or a thing known, tradition.
God is hidden within. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
—St. Bonaventure
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 4 POPE: SEEK CHRIST IN ‘ABANDONED TABERNACLES’ OF THE POOR, THE LONELY By Junno Arocho Esteves | Catholic News Service | June 6, 2018 chicagocatholic.com
ROME — As he did with his disciples at Passover, Jesus asks all Christians to prepare a place for him, not in “exclusive, selective places” but rather in uncomfortable places that are “untouched by love, untouched by hope,” Pope Francis said.
“How many persons lack digni ied housing or food to eat! All of us know people who are lonely, troubled and in need: they are abandoned tabernacles. We, who receive from Jesus our own room and board, are here to prepare a place and a meal for these, our brothers and sisters in need,” the pope said in his homily during Mass June 3, the feast of the Body and Blood of Christ. Pope Francis burns incense as he celebrates Mass marking the feast of Corpus Christi in Pope Francis celebrated the feast day Mass not in Rome, as had been the Ostia, a suburb of Rome, June 3. tradition since 1979, but in the seaside town of Ostia, about 16 miles (CNS photo/Paul Haring) west. Ostia was where St. Monica, the mother of St. Augustine, died in 387 on a journey back to Africa after St. Augustine’s conversion to Christianity.
During his ponti icate, Blessed Paul VI celebrated the feast day in different neighborhoods in and around Rome, including in Ostia in 1968. Pope Francis’ evening Mass outside St. Monica Church was followed by a Corpus Christi procession through the streets of Ostia.
A local priest carried the monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament, surrounded by four men carrying tall poles holding a canopy. Thousands of men, women and children lined the streets, taking photos and reverently making the sign of the cross as the Blessed Sacrament passed them.
Owing to his dif iculty walking long distances, Pope Francis met the procession at the Church of Our Lady of Bonaria instead of participating in it. Before the benediction, the pope stood before the Blessed Sacrament, head bowed in silent prayer, while the choir sang “Tantum Ergo,” the medieval eucharistic hymn composed by St. Thomas Aquinas.
In his homily, the pope re lected on the Gospel reading in which Jesus instructs his disciples to ind a place to celebrate the Passover. Although the disciples were supposed to prepare the place, the pope noted, they discover a large room that is “furnished and ready.”
“Jesus prepares for us and asks us to be prepared,” the pope said. “What does he prepare for us? A place and a meal. A place much more worthy than the ‘large furnished room’ of the Gospel.”
That place here on earth, the pope said, is the church “where there is, and must be, room for everyone.”
The Eucharist, he added, “is the beating heart of the church” and strengthens all men and women who partake in it.
When receiving Jesus’ body and blood, Christians are not only given their “reservation” to the heavenly banquet, but also nourished with the “bread of heaven,” which is “the only matter on earth that tastes of eternity,” he said.
All men and women, he continued, have a hunger to be loved and are never fully satis ied, even when receiving “the most pleasing compliments, the inest gifts and the most advanced technologies.”
Instead, by receiving Communion and worshiping Christ in the tabernacle, Christians “encounter Jesus” and feel his love. (continued)
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“Dear brothers and sisters, let us choose this food of life! Let us make Mass our priority!” he exclaimed. “Let us rediscover eucharistic adoration in our communities! Let us implore the grace to hunger for God, with an insatiable desire to receive what he has prepared for us.”
Pope Francis said that by giving themselves in service to others, Christians live “eucharistically” and imitate Jesus who “became bread broken for our sake.”
Like the disciples, who were instructed by Jesus to go out to the city to make preparations, Christians also are called to prepare for Jesus’ coming “not by keeping our distance but by entering our cities” and tearing down “the walls of indifference and silent collusion.”
“The Eucharist invites us to let ourselves be carried along by the wave of Jesus, to not remain grounded on the beach in the hope that something may come along, but to cast into the deep, free, courageous and united,” the pope said.
THANK YOU FROM CERT JULY CHURCH BUS PILGRIMAGE
Dear Father Ryan, Our next Church Bus Pilgrimage will take place on Tuesday, July 31. We will begin the day with the Thank you for your recent donation of a $300 Sponsorship 7 a.m. Mass and depart to the towns of Darien and to our Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser Event on Sunday, June Lemont on a comfortable, air-conditioned coach 3, 2018. This is the only fundraiser event we have each year bus after Mass. We will visit St. Cyril and to bene it the South Lake County Regional Community Methodius, St. James Sag Bridge, and the National Emergency Response Team. As an all volunteer group, we Shrine of St. Therese of Lisieux. are very proud of the services we provide to our local Lunch location to be determined. communities of Deer Park, Lake Zurich, Hawthorn Woods, Kildeer and Long Grove. It is reassuring to us that Please call the Ministry Center at (847) 438-6622 businesses/organizations like you recognize and support to register. our commitment to our community through volunteerism.
We proudly served pancakes, sausages, milk, orange juice and Starbucks coffee to approximately 1,000 people this year. The weather was beautiful and there was an over abundance of smiling faces.
I hope we can count on your support next year and thank you again for your generosity.
Sincerely,
Kathy Schildkraut Pancake Breakfast Chair St. James Sag Bridge Catholic Church and South Lake County Regional CERT Cemetery, Lemont, Illinois www.wikipedia.org
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION—EVERY WEDNESDAY!
Open to all ages! Join us from 7 to 8 p.m. for this contemporary hour of Adoration each week. Josh Goodman leads worship through music. Feel free to pray along with the lyrics of the songs, journal, or just be present in the moment.
"When you awake in the night, transport yourself quickly in spirit before the Tabernacle, saying: 'Behold, my God, I come to adore You, to praise, thank, and love you, and to keep you company with all the Angels,'“ - St. John Vianney
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 6 SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING: SATURDAY, JULY 21, 5 P. M . MASS
Those who are to be anointed will be asked to complete a nametag and sign the registration book before Mass. The registration book may also be signed after Mass if you miss doing so beforehand.
We know of Jesus’ concern for the sick; healing was an essential part of His ministry and that of the disciples and the early Church. Our mission today continues what Jesus began during his life on earth. “Are any among you sick? They should summon the presbyters of the church, and they should pray over them, anointing them with oil in the name of the Lord.” (James 5:14). Physical, mental and spiritual health are inter-related. In the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick we pray for healing of all kinds—for the body, soul and spirit. Yet God alone knows what kind of healing we need most. Baptized Catholics facing surgery, who live with serious illness or chronic disease, whose health is impaired due to aging, who suffer with depression, serious anxiety and addictions, who are profoundly grieving or are caregivers affected by the illness of a loved one, may all bene it from the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. Please join us to experience God’s mercy and healing. A PRAYER FOR RENEW MY CHURCH SPRED CATECHISTS NEEDED
Lord Jesus, you speak to us today, as you spoke to We are currently in need of catechists for the 2018-19 holy men and women who have gone before us. In SPRED program. Please consider joining this worthwhile every age and in our own time, you call to us and say: ministry that serves young people with special needs in Renew My Church. our community. Pour out the gift of your Holy Spirit upon us, and so enable us to hear you clearly, SPRED, a program established for people with special to listen to each other attentively, needs, provides religious development and education to imagine our future boldly, through spiritual movement, music and Liturgical words. to discern your direction wisely, The program does not include the use of books, pencils to persevere in your holy will or paper. Instead, SPRED uses objects, messages and song to spread God’s Word. courageously, to stay together in charity, to surrender our own plans readily to Those wishing to serve as Catechists do not need any embrace the greater good, to hand on your gifts to educational or special needs experience. Many of our future generations. May we remain in the holy Catechists have never worked with children with special company of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the apostles, needs. They have soon discovered the joy and love that and all the saints. May their example and presence our friends give us during each session we share. SPRED inspire us with patient con idence in the work of is not just a ministry of serving others, but a ministry your grace. that ful ills our spiritual needs of growing We ask this of you who live and reign closer to Christ. with the Father in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, If you are being called to join SPRED as a forever and ever. Catechist, please contact Kelly Corrigan at Amen. 847-370-8127 or [email protected].
VIRTUS TRAINING CLASS is 1 of 4 REQUIREMENTS OF THE “Protecting God's Children” PROGRAM
Saturday, July 28, 9 a.m. to noon, Ministry Center Saturday, August 18, 9 a.m. to noon, Ministry Center Saturday, September 15, 9 a.m. to noon, Ministry Center
All participants MUST pre-register on the Archdiocese of Chicago website: www.archchicago.org under “Protecting God’s Children” then “Virtus Training." THIS TRAINING IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOLUNTEERS WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND YOUTH. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR MINISTRY COORDINATOR FOR DETAILED INFORMATION.
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St. Francis de Sales will be collecting backpacks illed with school supplies to bene it underprivileged children in our community. Beginning the weekend of July 14-15, Back-to-School Tags with a list of school supplies for each back- pack will be available at church. All school supplies should be placed in a new backpack and returned to church by Sunday, July 29. Your gift means the world to a bright and deserving child eager for a proper education. Thank you for your kind support and loving generosity!
UNDIE SUNDAY IS BACK! JUBILEE GARDEN
A new school year brings new anticipation, new friends, new Please join us for the books, and new underwear and socks! Emmaus House, 2018 Jubilee Garden sponsor of Undie Sunday, will be collecting new, packaged Season! underwear and socks in all sizes for those children and adults NO GARDENING in our community who are in need. Please leave donations in EXPERIENCE the decorated receptacle in the Gathering Space during July & August. NECESSARY! Many thanks and blessings for your generous support! Farming season has begun and will contin- ue on Saturdays through October 20. LAKE COUNTY RIGHT TO LIFE BENEFIT We meet from 8 to 11 a.m. on
Lake County Right to Life’s Annual Bene it Banquet is Friday, July 27 Saturday mornings. Your help is and will feature Mary Hallan FioRito. Mary Hallan FioRito is an needed, even if only for an hour! attorney, public speaker, and commentator on issues involving For more details, please call Sharon women’s leadership in the Catholic Church. She is a founding member of Fredrickson at 847-643-6633. the Susan B. Anthony list as well as a former director of Pro-Life The Jubilee Garden is located on the activities in the Archdiocese of Chicago. She holds the Cardinal George north side of Route 22, just east of chair in Washington D.C. for Public Policy and Ethics. She will speak on Quentin. “Religious Liberty: How It Weaves Through Our Lifetime”. For more information and to reserve your seats for the banquet, please call our of ice 847-223-7022 or visit our website at www.lcrtl.org.
LITURGY AND LUNCHEON
Single Catholic Women ages 17 to 35 are invited to a Liturgy and Luncheon for Vocational Discernment Date: Saturday, July 21, 2018, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Little Sisters of the Poor/St. Mary's Home, 2325 N. Lakewood Ave., Chicago, IL 60614 (Parking is available on the premises.)
This program is for those who are discerning a religious vocation or are interested in learning more about the consecrated religious life.
This event will include: Talks • Holy Mass • Service to the Poor • Luncheon Discussion and Q & A with the Little Sisters of the Poor • Eucharistic Adoration Opportunities for the Sacrament of Reconciliation and for 1:1 Vocation Accompaniment • Closing Benediction
Come and learn about the beautiful vocation of women's religious life within the Church, and grow in grace and insight for your own vocational discernment...
RSVP by July 17: [email protected] or (773) 484-8444. *There is no fee for the program, but early registration is appreciated.*
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 8 THANK YOU, ST. FRANCIS DE SALES, FOR THE GIFT OF SPRED MINISTRY!
Three years ago, we signed up our daughter, Natalia, to attend the SPRED Ministry in our parish in preparation for her First Communion. She was 8 years old. At SPRED, Natalia found a welcoming place. A place where she was always received with a smile, even on those days when she was tired, upset or just plain “I rather stay home.” Slowly and patiently, Natalia’s catechist became her friend. With much understanding and love Ms. Cathy was able to help Natalia make a smooth transition from Mom/Home to Friend/SPRED on Wednesday nights. In time, Natalia was able to get used to her new Wednesday evening routine and to enjoy her time away from home with “SPRED friends” and other children her age. SPRED became a place where she could share not only things about her daily life but also things about our Catholic faith. The day of her First Communion having her SPRED friends there along with her family made the day even more special for her. To our surprise, the year after her First Communion, Natalia still wanted to go to SPRED. SPRED had become a special time of the week for her. She loves her time in the holy room and has come to respect what is said and what happens in it. She has mentioned how wonderful it feels to be silent and listen while in the Holy Room. At times while at home, she sings, sways, and holds hands just like they do in the Holy Room. Another highlight of SPRED for her is “agape” time, when they all sit together and share a meal, much like when we have a meal together at home. She prepares for it mentally and physically by doing things such as picking out what out it to wear, looking for the pictures she needs to bring in, and reminding us that she won’t be around for dinner because she will be at SPRED that week. She also likes to contribute by bringing things to share. She prays for SPRED friends and she tells others, family and friends, about the things that happen at SPRED. When Tuesday evening comes, she always asks “Mom, did Cathy call yet?”, wondering whether or not her Catechist has called to con irm that Top: Natalia prays to there will be a session the next day. Mary, Mother of God. Bottom: Natalia and In SPRED Natalia has found her own faith journey. It may look and feel different from ours, her Catechist, Cathy but we truly believe it is still sacred and beautiful. We would like to express our deep grati- tude to Fr. Ryan for making this Ministry available at our Church and most importantly to all the SPRED volunteers and donors who so lovingly continue to make this so much needed ministry possible for our Special Needs children. We are blessed to have you in our Church! May God continue to bless your efforts abundantly!
Gratefully yours, The Hesslau Family
LIFE TEEN YOUTH MINISTRY SAINT VIATOR HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES CONGRATULATES
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES PARISH Sunday Life Teen Mass: 5 p.m. Saint Viator High School wishes to recognize the Wednesday Adoration in Church: Second Semester achievements of students who 7 to 8 p.m.—All ages welcome! are members of St. Francis de Sales Parish.
Steubenville Conference: July 20 - 22, Registration is closed. Congratulations to the following students.
“...Youth Ministry is bringing the Good News to young people Principal Honor Roll: Julie Warren ‘19, by the art of living well - and it begins and ends with the Lord. Matthew Zawilenski ‘18
May we remain faithful to the challenges of our own time, High Honor Roll: Kennedy Gawin ‘18, and using the gifts before us, including technology, may we Jack Law ‘20, Kyle Pearce ‘18, Wyatt Rich ‘18, bring many people to live well in this life and the next." Michael Tangredi ‘19, Elizabeth Warren ‘21
-His Excellency, The Most Reverent Frank J. Caggiano of Bridgeport, B Honor Roll: Olivia Moorman ‘20, CT, Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth Kacy Stodola ‘18, Ava Zawilenski ‘21
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 9 THEOLOGY ON TAP: A speaker series for Young Adults in their 20’s and 30’s
Wednesday, July 18, 7 p.m., St. Cecilia, 700 S. Meier Rd., Mount Prospect Ms. Julie Woodley, M.A., From Devastation to Joy
Wednesday, July 25, 7 p.m., St. Hubert, 255 Flagstaff Ln., Hoffman Estates Mr. Chris Kelle and Tommy Burke, Pilgrimage and the Camino de Santiago: Spiritual Wisdom on the Ancient Way
Wednesday, August 1, 7 p.m., Holy Family, 2515 Palatine Rd., Inverness Fr. John Kartje, If Jesus is the Answer, Could You Please Rephrase the Question?
Wednesday, August 8, 7 p.m., Arlington Ale House, 111 W. Campbell St., Third Floor, Arlington Heights Mr. Darius Villalobos, FOMO: Why Commitment is Hard Today and How our Faith Can Help
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July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 11 † Mass Schedule † Sunday, July 22, 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:30—Intention for Robert Marcocchio Monday, July 16, Our Lady of Mount Carmel 6:30—Intention for Ed Olczyk 8:30—Intention for Police Of icers and Fire ighters 6:30—Angelo DiVito, Req. by Jo Bevins 8:30—Souls in Purgatory 6:30—Thomas Berger 8:30—Deceased Members of the Ziccarelli and Santello 8:00—Intention for Susan Osterman Families, Req. by Jan and George Yingst 8:00—Brian Leaf, Req. by Mary and Bruce Manson 8:30—Fr. John Tapper, Req. by Dolores Mark 8:00—Eleanore Von Bank, Req. by Lambert 8:00—Patrick McGuan, Tuesday, July 17 Req. by David and Leona Steffenhagen 7:00—Intention for Francis I, Bishop of Rome 8:00—Arlene I. Walczak, Req. by The Lindgren Family 7:00—Intention for Persecuted Christians 9:30—Intention for Vince Manglardi 7:00—Intention for Ryan Bergschneider 9:30—Duane Blackwell, Req. by Judy Filek 7:00—Christy Pelelas, Req. by Ray Pelelas 9:30—Roy and Leila Clements Wednesday, July 18, St. Camillus de Lellis 9:30—Joseph and Rita Cole 8:30—Intention for Billy Southerton 11:00—Intention for Diane Judge, Req. by Kathy Staes 8:30—Intention for Safety of School Children & Youth 11:00—Phil Aromi, Req. by Martin Schuett 8:30—Intention for Elizabeth Parkinson 11:00—David Harris, Req. by Martin Schuett Noon—Intention for Renew My Church 11:00—Ruth Grever, Req. by Chuck and Teresa Bartels Noon—Intention for Karen DiTommaso 11:00—John Plueger, Req. by Family Noon—Intention for Ray Pelelas 12:30—Intention for Robert Haren 12:30—Intention for Mary Monti Thursday, July 19 12:30—George Manning, Req. by Trudee 7:00—Intention for Blase Cardinal Cupich 12:30—Rocco Gallichio 7:00—Intention for Father John P. Smyth 5:00—Intention for Life Teen Youth Ministry and the 7:00—Dan Leahy People of St. Francis de Sales Parish Friday, July 20, St. Apollinaris 5:00—Intention for Intentional Discipleship within our 8:30—Intention for Charlene Johnstone Parish 8:30—Intention for Barbara Schlosser 5:00—Gene Connolly 8:30—Intention for Diane Judge 8:30—Joseph Vassallo, Req. by The Vassallo Family
Saturday, July 21, St. Lawrence of Brindisi, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY Blessed Virgin Mary BAPTIZED AND THEIR FAMILIES 8:30—Intention of U.S. Veterans
8:30—Intention of Those Missing in Action, Avery Josephine, Prisoners of War, and Refugees of War Daughter of Anthony and Nicole Bruno 8:30—Intention for Kitty Dembski Elyse Morningstar, 8:30—Intention for Patricia Mizak Daughter of Sean Zobel and Lauren Kehoe 8:30—Barbara Pacyga (Month’s Mind Mass) 5:00—Intention for Omar David Spitz 5:00—Intention for Lora Berger, Req. by Pam and Ray Urban EUCHARIST FOR PERSONS WITH 5:00—William Siok, Req. by Nancy Siok and Bill Leino 5:00—Peter McGrail CELIAC-SPRUE DISEASE
5:00—Jake and Elsie Reiser We have become aware of several parishioners who 5:00—Sylvia and Ben Stein suffer from Celiac-Sprue disease, which makes a person sick when they ingest gluten. Gluten is a component of wheat lour and our standard Communion hosts contain gluten. Low-gluten hosts (.01%) are available for sufferers of this disease. If you wish to learn more about this option, please contact Fr. Ryan at (847) 726-4723.
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† Please Pray for the Sick † † In Sympathy †
As members of our parish faith community, we remember Barbara Pacyga (Wife to Christopher) those who are ill, who are homebound, and all nursing home Gary Stauffer (Husband to Mary Kay) residents and ask for your prayers. Please call Fr. Ryan (847-726-4723) or Ministry of Care Brian Leaf (Grandson to Bonnie Balster) (847-438-6622) when a parishioner is in the hospital for Terrence McLaughlin visitation or to request the Sacrament of Anointing and/or (Uncle to Martin McLaughlin) Holy Communion. Mary Ellen Vislisle (Aunt to Steve (Eileen) DeSpain) Please call the parish of ice when someone on this list has recovered, wants to remain on the list longer than 3 weeks or has gone to their eternal rest.
MINISTRY OF CARE SERVICE
Patricia Mizak (Parishioner) July 16 to 22, 2018
Jenna Mahoney (Daughter to Tim and Rosemary) Lexington HCC: Modesto Lucchesi (Parishioner) Mon. 7/16—Presider: Mary Kloss Bruce Dille (Friend to Wayne and Linda Penney) Audrey Spoerlein*, Liz Bush, Patti Rusch Susan Medina (Parishioner) (Sub: Edgar Garcia, Theresa McPartlan shadowing) Diane Judge (Wife to Kevin) Lisa Friebus (Parishioner) Silverado: Katlin Lakota (Parishioner) Sat. 7/21—Anthony & Cindy Tomei
Tomas Galuppo (Nephew to Galuppo Family) Good Shepherd: Vickie Tomei Tues. 7/17—Tami Anderson (Sister-in-Law to Anthony (Cindy) Tomei) Thurs. 7/19—Kathy Duggan Ray Pelelas (Father to Ray, Jr., Holly, and Amy) Sat. 7/21—Cathy Abbinante, Jerry Jagla, Aleyce Baca Carolyn Brefeld (Parishioner) Sun. 7/22—Darcy Chang, Volunteers Needed Ryan Bergschneider (Nephew to Father Ryan) Cedar Lake: Allen James Koskiewicz Sat. 7/21—To Be Scheduled (Family Member of Marta Bernal) Michelle West (Sister to Jeff (Natalie) Warkenthien On Call: Liza Hassler (Former Parishioner, Mon.: 7/16 to 7/18—To Be Scheduled Daughter to Mary) Thurs.: 7/19 to 7/21—To Be Scheduled
Constance Dimock (Aunt of Patricia Gembala) LZ Meadows:
We continue to pray for the recipients of Prayer Shawls Week of 7/15—Cindy Gauvreau and for… Azpira Place: Terri Brown, Dawn Repta, Bridget McGuinness, Jocelyn Brown, Sat. 7/21—Dana Petraglia Irene Ruckoldt, Donna Steinmetz, Baby Omar Spitz, Mathew Morgan, Karen DiTommaso, Mary Monti, John Thullen, Jean Marie Brefeld, Homebound Week of 7/16/18: Charlene Johnstone, Jennifer Hicks, Robert Montcalm, William Miller, Carolynne Fox, Kevin Kleine, Ed Olczyk, Jane Polnaszek-Gray, Scott Urban, To Be Scheduled Kendall Urban, Marianne Bailey, Bill Norris, Patrick Rams, Marlys Marie Williamson, Cheryl Jonelis, Sayra Stom, Kristy Williams, Barbara Schlosser, Helen Mazur, Nancy Grasso, Laura Williams-Payne, Barb Grabarek, Jack Lococo. Alyssa Matney, Beatrice Flitman, Chris Koster, EMMAUS HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY Brian Ford, Lydia Oliver, Morgan Naczi, Dwayne Shepherd, Robert Haren, Melinda Rodriguez, Wayne Dreyer, Robert Marcocchio, Peter Powers, COMMUNITY DINNER Chrisi Rusk, Cathy Orlando, Veronica Hoehne, Chuck Bartels, Tim Youngman, Jane O’Reilly, Eduardo Farias, Dorothy Parola, Sunday Nights (unless otherwise noted*), Barb Westerlund, Judy Patton, John Duffy, Steven Sobie, Jerry O’Hearn, 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Fr. Valker Hall Janet Grashoff, Jim Kuczora, Phil Falson, Gina Meeks, Frank Koob, Angela Orlando, Janet Burrows, Dolores Guzy, Audrey Krupa, For more information: www.emmaus-house.org Ligia Jiménez, Sam Orlando, Reyes & Milton Jerard, Tripp Buckman July Coordinator: Linda Iverson, [email protected] “Suffering and illness have always been among the greatest problems that trouble the human spirit. Christians feel and August Coordinator: experience pain as do all other people; yet their faith helps Linda Iverson, [email protected] them grasp more deeply the mystery of suffering and to bear their pain with greater courage.”
—Pastoral Care of the Sick
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 13 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 Thomas Barrett: Lackland Air Force Base, Texas Nephew of Rose and Bill Weismann service to our country. You are in our prayers. PFC Nicholas Whitman: U.S. Marine Corps, Terrance Cullinan: Stationed in Iraq, Nephew of Mary Layton Son of Renee Whitman, Grandson to Penny Whitman Al Stroh: U.S. Air Force, Stationed in Iraq, Sgt. Lucas Jokisch: Illinois National Guard, 4th Tour of Duty, Friend of Sharon Anderson Returned from Afghanistan, Cousin to Father David F. Ryan Larry Herrera: 5th Deployment, Stationed in Afghanistan, Petty Officer 3rd Class Gregory Gornik: U.S. Navy, Deploying on the Friend of Susan Wilberding USS Harry Truman S. Aircraft Carrier, Nephew of Rick & Kathy Gornik Stephen Morris: Great Nephew of Annette Feller Mitchel W, Gornik: U.S.Coast Guard, Maritime Security Response First Lt. Richard Evans: 1-504 Brigade of the 82nd Division of The Army Team (MSRT) based in Chesapeake, VA. Airborne, 3rd Deployment to Iraq, Nephew of Raymond & Deanna Clutts Nephew of Rick & Kathy Gornik
LTJG Scott Burrill: U.S. Navy, Stationed in Jacksonville, Florida with the Trey Ross: U.S. Marines, Stationed in San Diego waiting for USS McInerney, Friend of the Talbott Family Deployment, Friend of Karoline Yacono
Captain Jason Finkenkeller: U.S. Army, Deployed to Taji Iraq North Lt. Michael Hornacek: MC U.S. Navy, Stationed at the Naval Medical of Baghdad, Nephew of Robert & Irene Louis Center, San Diego, Son of Michael and Claudia Hornacek
Matthew Schrock: Il National Guard, Stationed in Afghanistan Corporal Ben Schick: U.S. Marines, Grandson of Anne Schick Nephew of Steve & Joan Schultz 2nd Lt Charles (Chad) Bohac: 2nd Battalion 4th Marines, Staff Sgt. Andrew Pelc: Stationed in Iraq, Friend of the Glazik Family Camp Pendleton, Son of Chuck & Ginger Bohac
L Cpl Edward Mc Donough: U.S. Marines, Deployed to Afghanistan David Gudgeon: Air Force, Stationed in Colorado Springs, Cousin of Susan Pflaumer Grandson of Christian and Priscilla Roder
Major Jon Zachary: Redeployed to Afghanistan, Son of Frank Zachary PFC Robert Mahute: U.S. Marines, Deployed to Middle East,
Nephew of Joanne and Tom Jacobi Staff Sgt. James Stonehouse: U.S. Marines, Deployed Overseas Nephew of Joe & Diane Collins Patrick Shoaff: U.S. Army Ranger, 2nd Lieutenant, Fort Campbell,
Nephew of Thackray Family Commander Colleen Glaser-Allen: U.S. Navy, Stationed in Japan Cousin of Mary Margaret Matuga Pvt 1st Class Brandon Mahute: U.S. Navy, Deployed to Middle East,
Nephew of Thomas and Joanne Jacobi Cpt. Bryan Marone: U.S. Army, Deployed to Afghanistan, 2 Previous Deployments to Iraq, Husband to Melissa Dylan Becker: U.S. Army, Deployed to Afghanistan,
Nephew of Mark and Dana Petraglia Major Joseph Andresky: U.S. Air Force, Stationed in Washington, D.C., Sgt. 1st Class Alex Tirabasso: U.S. Army Special Forces, Nephew of Laurie & Mike Sweeney and Patti & Steve Yellin Nephew to Phil and Yolanda Strutzel
Michael Scott Guzy: U.S. Marines, Stationed in Pensacola, FL Petty Officer 3rd Class Michael Geske: U.S. Navy, Deployed, Grandson of Dee Guzy & Nephew of Megan Bajor Son of John and Cathy Geske
Lt. Kristopher LoveKamp; E.O.D.: U.S. Navy, Sgt. Cass Zacharyasz: U.S. Marine Corp, Stationed in Japan, Stationed in Niceville, FL, Cousin to Fr. David F. Ryan Friend of Katherine Kamhout
Captain Michael Vyn: U.S. Air Force, 5th Deployment to Kuwait, Captain Michael Crisman: U.S. Army, Deployed to Afghanistan, Grandson to Marie Fries Nephew of Bob and Sue Arvidson
Commander Cory Rosenberg: U.S. Marines, Staff Sgt. Andrew Kremmel: U.S. Marines, Stationed in VA, Deployed to Afghanistan; Brother-in-Law of Angie Kula Nephew of Bernardine and Wally Labuz
L. Cpl. Cameron Kasmar: U.S.M.C., 2nd deployment to Afghanistan Do you have someone in the military stationed in harm’s way Boy Scout Troop 927 Eagle Scout that needs our prayers? Please call (847) 438-6622. Captain Christopher Aument: U.s. Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, CA, Grandson of Barb & Bill Donnan Returned Safely Home: Alex Gozzola, 1st Lt. Timothy Kirshner, Lt. Col. Joseph Thill, 1st Lt. Josh Bell, Lance Corporal Allan Borowick: Stationed in Afghanistan. Navy Petty Officer Nicholas Thill, Sgt. 1st Class Linsey Roland, Friend of Mary Margaret Matuga Lt. David Benning, Spc. Rogers Ramirez, Captain Matthew J. White, Private Joseph Grimmig, Adam Colon, Timothy Krajewski, Col. Vince O’Connor, LCpl Brandon Helm: U.S. Marines, Stationed in Afghanistan, CPO Guy Hetterling, Capt. Kristen Brockman, Spc. Joseph J. Muraeskis, Nephew of Ric & Diane Bloch PFC John McGinley, Sgt. Sabrina Scarselletti-Derhammer, Matt Brown, L. Cpl. Scott Johnson: U.S. Marine Corps, Deployed to Afghanistan Private Todd Jackson, Lt. J.G. Daniel Gackowski, Jeff Austin, Bryan Broyles, Friend of Kathleen Guzy L Cpl Conor Camicia, Aaron Cornelius, Col. Daniel Klippstein, Joe Little, S.S. John M. Butler, Staff Sgt. Scott Sloss, Sgt. Joe Basgall, Tom Mahoney, Bradley Vicciollo: Stationed in Japan, Nephew of Parishioner Spec. Sean Anthony Whippo, Lt. Jack Connor, Private Michael Szydelko,
Private First Class Blake Sieben: Stationed in Fort Lewis, WA, Staff Stg. Rod Jacobs, Cdr. Mike Sheedy, Airman Joshua Emmons, Son of Paul and Pamela Sieben S. Sgt. Brad Ginn, Sgt. Sarah Leigh Forgey, Petty Officer Stephen McKean, E4 Jonathan Mele, Michael McGarry, Alec M. Brown, Capt. Bryan Blackburn, Sgt. Nicholas Raeff: U.S. Marines, Nephew of Anne and Russ Parsons Jesse Ward, 1st Lt. Clayton Rife, 1st Lt. Christopher Best, 2nd Lt. Luc Logan, L Cpl. Kenneth Trygstad, Capt. Bianca Lane, Airman Robert William Dones, 4th Class Midshipman Lindsey Moritz: Annapolis, MD; L Cpl. Donald Adams Daughter of Dan and Kim Moritz, Niece of Don and Tina Murray
Thomas Corcoran: Boatswain Mate 2nd Class, U.S. Coast Guard Veterans and their families can take Station, Washington, D.C., advantage of Veterans Administration Son of Terrence and Christine Corcoran and other helpful resources by
Amie Maychszak: Stationed in Norfolk, VA aboard the U.S.S. George connecting with the Lake County H.W. Bush Aircraft Carrier, Great Niece of Barbara Yellin Veterans and Family Services repre-
Major Eric Penney: U.S. Air Force, Stationed at Altus Air Force Base, sentative and Oklahoma, Son of Wayne & Linda Penney parishioner, Bob Gorman. Bob can be reached at (847) 322-5176, [email protected].
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 14 Financial Report from Business Office
2017-18 Monthly Collec ons Special Appeals Christmas (2017) $175,175 Li le Sisters of the Poor (2018) $10,969 July $144,238 Christmas (2016) $224,463 Chicago Jesuit Academy (2018) $10,173 August $142,758 Chicago Jesuit Academy (2016) $7,512 September $129,975 Holy Family Food Pantry (2016) $7,971 October $150,961 Easter (2017) $159,887 Li le Sisters of the Poor (2016) $22,700 November $125,930 Easter (2018) $112,270 Lake Zurich High School Choir (2015) $2,827 December $152,276 Eagle Scout Projects (2015) $2,769 January $140,416 Molly’s Adopt A Sailor (2014-15) $3,259 February $139,159 Our Lady of Tepeyac Lenten Collec on for Ghana (2014) $15,189 March $126,462 Sharing Parish $27,744 Community Flood Relief (2013) $26,554 April $119,214 Southern IL Tornado Relief (2012) $31,302 May $122,495 LZHS Choir Trip to Va can (2012-13) $23,480 Eagle Scout Projects (2012-13) $8,177 June 5 Seminarians (including M. Olson) to India (2008) $8,000 Archdiocese Required Second Collec ons: July 1, 2017 through May 31, 2018 Hurricane Harvey Help $21,946 Catholic Chari es $22,452 2015 Annual Appeal Rebate $227,145 Li le Sisters of the Poor $11,826 La n America $1,479 2016 Annual Appeal Rebate $259,096 Seminaries $7,480 Aid to Central and 2017 Annual Appeal Rebate $298,802 Project Kashalala Lake Victoria $18,630 Eastern Europe $1,296 Hurricanes Irma and Maria Help $4,081 Holy Land $2,989 Parish Debt to the Archdiocese: $0 Religious Re rement $10,399 CCHD $7,013 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, 2017 to June 30, 2018 Registered Families 4,447 Extraordinary Eucharis c Ministers 186 *Registered Families in 1949 94 Teen Eucharis c Ministers 24 Ministers of Care 107 Ushers 32 Religious Educa on Students: Cross Bearers 8 Preschool 39 Sacristans 12 Grade School 375 Altar Servers 100 Middle School 174 Adult Lectors 65 Home Study 32 Teen/Child Lectors 11/18 SPRED 8 Prayer Shawl Ministers 32 Children’s Catechumenate 10
Sacraments: Bap sms 125 Life/Teen Confirma on Students: Marriages 22 (Registra on Pending) Marriage Anniversary Blessings 27 1st Year Program 133 Funerals 68 2nd Year Program 123 First Communion 119 Peer Ministers 30 Confirma on 130 First Confession 119 Parish School Students 350 Received into the Church 2
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 15 July 21-22, 2018: 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Cross Bearers Celebrant Eucharistic Ministers Lectors Altar Servers Greeters
Saturday, Fr. David F. Gary & Jeanette Greco, Tim O’Leary, Cross Bearer Joanne Luce 5 p.m. Ryan Tom & Jocelyn Purtell, Patricia To Be Scheduled Gloria Bakken, Kathy Duggan, O’Leary Altar Servers Raymond Urban, Joey Greco, Francisca Alivia, Bob Kopfer Gabe Alivia, Jia Anderson
Sunday, Fr. David F. Cheryl & Rick Ellish, Bob Christian Cross Bearer Jim Gill 6:30 a.m. Ryan Julie Dobrow, Jane Clery, To Be Scheduled Ann Marie McConnell, Altar Servers Phil Lorenz, Diane Kleine Patrick Baartmans, Isabella Holaday
Sunday, Fr. David F. Marilee & James Grenning, Dianne Rose, Cross Bearer Karen Cole 8 a.m. Ryan Irene Goldthwaite, Bill Woodman To Be Scheduled Marjie Connery, Mary Flanagan, Altar Servers Ksawera Karbowski, Mary Huels, Pam Harchut, Bonnie Balster Konnor Kininmonth, Grace Staehle
Sunday, Fr. David F. Steven & Ann Knipp, Judy Filek, Cross Bearer Myra 9:30 a.m. Ryan Buddy & Laurie Wright, David Kalafut To Be Scheduled Genovaldi Stewart & Roberta Tanakatsubo, Altar Servers Tim Lawson, Wayne Blume, Samantha Cranstoun, Janet Danielsen Mia Gillis, Zachary Marcheschi
Sunday, Fr. David F. Helen Cawley, Val Dobrow, Nathan James, Cross Bearer Volunteers 11 a.m. Ryan Natalie Warkenthien, Michael To Be Scheduled Needed Mary Pat Williams, Miodonski Altar Servers Gerald Kmiecik, Carol Brozek, Kieran Cawley, Victoria Morrissey, Jerry Jagla, Camila Swaitlowski, Holly Smigelski Nikki Swaitlowski
Sunday, Fr. David F. Bruce & Mary Manson, Harry Cione Cross Bearer Volunteers 12:30 p.m. Ryan Denise Alianello, Mary Taylor, To Be Scheduled Needed Marilyn Ostovits, Bill Halm, Altar Servers Pam Postlewaite Nicolas Rodriguez,
Alayna Soukup
Sunday, Fr. David F. Jeff & Joyce Rae, Brody Long Cross Bearer Youth 5 p.m. Ryan Georgia Wiersnia, Sue Tuckey, To Be Scheduled Ministry Bobbie Jo Carr, David Nolan, Altar Servers Steven DeSpain To Be Scheduled
July 15, 2018 St. Francis de Sales Parish Page 16 MINISTRIES AND ACTIVITIES AT ST. FRANCIS DE SALES There are many opportunities to get involved in ministries and activities at St. Francis de Sales. The following ministries have been organized into 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 or visit www.stfrancislzparish.org for information.
PARISH LEADERSHIP CHAIRPERSONS PARISH RESOURCES Finance Council Chair—Michael Carlino: 438-3260 Chairperson—Michael Carlino: 438-3260 (PPC) School Board Chair—Terry Huels: 550-1077 Tom Purtell: 304-5574 (PPC Chair) Parish Pastoral Council Chair—Thomas Purtell: 304-5574 Building & Grounds—Hank Paulus: 438-2294 Parish School Principal—Kyle Schmi : 726-4826 Collec on Counters—Laura Angelini: 726-4747 SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT Finance Council—Michael Carlino: 438-3260 Chairperson—James Ba aglia: 462-0818 (PPC) HUMAN CONCERNS Adult Faith Forma on—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Annulment Informa on—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Chairperson—John Ergastolo: 726-7746 (PPC) Bap smal Prep Program—Maureen Kowalski: (847) 975-2260, Care Ministries—Father David F. Ryan: (847) 726-4723 [email protected] and Nancy Fanciullo: (847) 438-8279 Erin Jessen: (847) 438-0830, [email protected] Dana Petraglia: (847) 438-0726 Convalida on (Blessing) of Civil Marriage—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Homebound Ministry of Care Visits— Great Bible Adventure—Kelley Gries: 438-7050, Pam Urban: 382-7619 Kevin Wegner: 438-3161, Frank Dodds: 847-438-5128 Children’s Catechumenate—Rebecca Gabrione: 726-4840 Angels of Mercy (Friendly visitors/medicine/grocery pickup/ Eucharis c Adora on—Denise Alianello: 726-1307; Lillian Shu y: 682-4555 meals/drivers/Church, hospital appointments) Evangeliza on—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Drivers—Tami Anderson: 847-726-4712 Liturgical Ministries—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Meals—Mary Lahr: 438-3553 Altar Servers—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 Friendly Visitors to Lexington—Marianne Bailey: 550-9463 Child Lectors (Grades 6-8)—Cindy Blank: 847-924-7876 Cancer Support/Sharing—Mary Manson: 382-3051 Children’s Liturgy of the Word—Rebecca Gabrione: 726-4840 Bereavement—Mary Manson: 438-6622 Crossbearers—Rebecca Gabrione: 726-4840 Grief Support Group—Forever in Our Hearts (for those who have Environment & Art—Mary Ann Kwasek: 438-5751 experienced the loss of a child)—Father Ryan: 726-4723 Extraordinary Eucharis c Ministers—Deacon Bob Arvidson: 438-2935 Prayer Shawl Ministry—Lisa Warren: 540-8654 Greeters—Sherry O o: 438-2782 Meals on Wheels—Volunteer Drivers: Molly Ergastolo, (847) 867-1179 Lectors—Cindy Blank: 924-7876, Jacqueline Kuhn: 269-8342 Meal Sign-up: Intake at Catholic Chari es, (847) 546-5733 Music—Patricia Stewart: 726-4720 Molly’s Adopt-A-Sailor—Cathy Chiarelli: 726-4842 Sacristans—Irene Goldthwaite: 438-4260 Na onal Alliance on Mental Illness Chapter—Teri La er: (847) 809-6038 Ushers—Kevin Wegner: 438-3161 and Anthony Baca: 224-628-1724 Pastoral Counseling Services—Brian Eby: 726-4714 St. Peregrine Prayer Service—Dena & Jim Ba aglia: 462-0818 Safety and Security Ministry—Joseph Pasquesi: 726-9550 R.C.I.A. (Rite of Chris an Ini a on for Adults)— Stewart Tanakatsubo: 224-475-7919, Fr. David F. Ryan: 847-726-4723 Covenant Ministries—Stewart Tanakatsubo: (224) 475-7919 (PPC) Rosary Ministry—Joe Armagno: 550-6139 Emmaus House Ministry—Brian Pozzi: (516) 658-2089 Rosary Ministry, Lexington—Dolores Miller: 847-650-3331 Gi of Love—Jane Clery: 847-370-8933 Rosary Ministry, Silverado—OPEN Jubilee Garden—Sharon Fredrickson: 847-643-6633 Voca ons—Fr. David Ryan: 726-4723 St. Vincent de Paul Society—Direct Phone Number: 726-4890 Food Pantry—Kathleen Murray: 726-4890/www.svdplz.org CONFIRMATION Coats Collec on—Judy Reilly: 847-516-0806 Life Teen Confirma on/Youth Ministry—Deacon Bob Arvidson and Clean Jeans Drive—Susan Miller: 540-6240 Deacon George Flaherty with Cathy Chiarelli: 726-4842 Life Teen Youth Ministry Music: Josh Goodman—757-814-1191 CATHOLIC EDUCATION Confirma on, Adult Program—Chris ne DePrez—436-2265 COMMUNITY LIFE Chairperson—Pam Lynch: 550-8001 (PPC) School Board—Terry Huels: 550-1077 (PPC) Chairperson—Patricia Linares: 550-1053 (PPC) PTO—Alison Badal, PTO School Liaison, [email protected] Knights of Columbus, Past Grand Knight and Trustee— Athle c Board—Jeff Kinsey (Chair): 847-736-1943 Paul La er: 847-809-0476 Jim Ronayne: 540-8163 Knights of Columbus, Past Grand Knight and First Trustee— Stewart Tanakatsubo: 224-475-7919 Knights of Columbus, Grand Knight of Council 3954— SCOUTING PROGRAM Thomas Wolter: 847-847-7329 Knights of Columbus, Past Grand Knight and Membership Chairman— Boy Scouts Troop 309—Kurt Schafer: 847-736-2906 Curley Strack: (847) 550-0388 [email protected] Keenagers—Bob Parr: 438-3245, Father Ryan: 726-4723 Cub Scouts—Damian Woszczak: 847-550-6423 Men’s Retreat—Frank Johnstone: 438-7979 Girl Scouts Main Contact—Lise Wiseman: 224-244-3836 Our Lady of Tepeyac—Patricia & Marcos Linares: 550-1053 Daisy Troop—Ann Monte: 847-865-5192 Welcoming—Jodie Shield: (312) 305-6503 Brownie Troop—Lise Wiseman: 224-244-3836 Women’s Retreat—Rose Weismann: 847-975-8005
PARISH STAFF
Rev. David Francis (Joseph) Ryan, M.B.A., M.S.W. 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. On January 25, 2018, Blase Cardinal Cupich re-appointed Father Ryan as Pastor with a term to conclude on 30 June 2019.
Mr. Robert Arvidson, M.A.P.C., M.B.A. Deacon Mr. George Flaherty, B. Pharm, R.Ph Deacon Mr. John Sfire Deacon Mr. Kyle Schmitt, M.A.T., M.A.Ed. Principal of the Parish School 1567-1622 Mrs. Theresa Grom Asst. Principal of the Parish School Spiritual Guide for All, Ms. Mimi McGlauchlin Coordinator of Religious Education Inspired Writer of: Mrs. Patricia Stewart Director of Liturgical Music Introduction to the Ms. Pam Lynch. M.A. Director of Young Adult/Youth Min. Devout Life and Mrs. Laura Angelini, M.B.A. Business Manager Treatise on the Love of God. St. Francis de Sales Parish Website: www.stfrancislzparish.org Bishop and Doctor of St. Francis de Sales School Website: www.stfrancislzschool.org the Church Archdiocese of Chicago Website: www.archchicago.org Feast Day: Lumen Christi Institute: www.lumenchristi.org January 24 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/Tami Anderson (Reception) 847-726-4712 Mr. Kyle Schmitt, M.A. Ed. (Principal) 847-438-7921 Karin Jurczak (Financial Asst.) 847-726-4711 Mrs. Theresa Grom (Assistant Principal) 847-438-7921 Laura Angelini (Business Manager) 847-726-4747 Marion Meyer (Secretary) 847-438-7921 Julie Morones (Business Office Associate) 847-726-4722 Desi Vodenicharova (Secretary) 847-438-7921 Diana MacGillis (Public Relations/Bulletin) 847-826-5379 E-mail: [email protected] (website, e-news) For education and resources about Biblical Studies, Patricia Stewart (Director of Liturgical Music) 847-726-4720 please visit www.wordmadeclear.org, which features Jerry Perez (Maintenance Personnel) Fr. James McIlhone, Director of Biblical Formation for the Archdiocese of Chicago. Chris Tovar (Maintenance Personnel)
Religious Education Office (Preschool to 8th Grade) 847-438-3233
Mimi McGlauchlin (Coordinator) 847-726-4850 Laurie Haas (Secretary) 847-726-4840 Kelly Corrigan (SPRED Contact) 847-726-4742
Confirmation - Life Teen / Youth Ministry Office 847-438-9098
Pam Lynch, M.A. (Director of Youth & Young Adult Min.) 847-726-4862 Cathy Chiarelli (Youth Ministry Coordinator) 847-726-4842 Deacon Robert Arvidson 847-438-9098 Deacon George Flaherty 847-438-9098 Josh Goodman (Music Coordinator) 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: 847-826-5379: Diana MacGillis (Public Relations and Bulletin Editor) 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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