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Saint Petronille Catholic Parish September 27, 2020 Page Follow St Twenty Confirmation 2020 - Congratulations Confirmandi! Time in Ordinary Sunday sixth May Adduci Francis Iarronbino Daniel Svetich Moira Ahern Benjamin Ick William Sweinsberger Reece Allman Olivia Janninck Veronica Taylor Jack Anderson Griffin Kammes Colette Ulepic Grace Andringa Elise King Ryan Wallace Azaria Arroyo Kevin King Thomas Wion Samuel Bair John Koprowski Olive Zucchero Sofia Biede Connor Krauss James Boyd Angy Lopez John Boyd William Loughman Joseph Canzano James MacDonald Benjamin Cesario Ford McDonnell Nadia Chavez Maeve McGinn Connor Ciske James McKinnon Kylie Clifford Daniel Monahan Charles Coffey Jessica Montee James Collie Sophie Murray Brennan Cooney Ethan Nguyen Clay Coyle Sydney Nimsakont Carina Cudzilo Ryanne O'Connor Jack Donovan Kinsey O'Halloran Madeline Freeman Nicholas Orosz Gabriela Fues Victoria Orosz Sept. 27, 2020 Dylan Gasaway Olivia Pauer Dylan Goerig Dominic Pipitone Julia Grabowski Sydney Pratt Adam Graham Katharine Rath Andrew Gusanders Hayden Royce Ava Heard Christian Rybicki Makayla Heard Ellery Schulz Isabella Herrera Samantha Schulz Kevin Hlavacek Sophia Schulz Luke Hojnicki Ryan Segebarth Saint Petronille Catholic Parish September 27, 2020 Page Follow St. Petronille: www.stpetschurch.org September 22, 2020 Dear Parishioners of Saint Petronille, Thank you! Thank you to our Tom “Spielberg” Koch, esq. and all our camera people of our LiveStreaming Ministry for their hard work. They are the dedicated team that allows the parish to LiveStream Masses, baptisms, funerals, weddings, school Masses, et opera omnia. Congratulations to him on his new granddaughter. Help Needed! Fr. Thomas Milota Please support our St. Petronille Aid to Families this month. You can drop off your donation of shelf stable food with the Douglass Family at 271 Forest Avenue. The Give and Go Wagon is in the driveway every day from 8-5. Please help families experiencing food insecurity right now. For a list of needed item visit the SUG: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040944a9ae2ba7f94-stpetronille Support your Glen Ellyn Police Thank you to Chief Phil Norton and all of Glen Ellyn’s finest. A Prayer Rally for Police will be held on Saturday, September 26, at 1:00 p.m. in front of the Glen Ellyn Police Station. Communion on the Tongue The Diocese of Joliet has followed the lead of the Archdiocese of Chicago in allowing those who wish to receive communion on the tongue to do so if they follow certain guidelines to ensure everyone’s safety. Therefore, we will follow these guidelines: Weekday Masses During weekday Masses beginning Thursday morning, we ask all communicants wishing to receive on the tongue come forward after all those receiving in the hand in the center aisle. When they approach the priest, they should remove their mask. The priest will sanitize his hands before and after each particular communicant receiving on the tongue. Having received, the individual should step to the side on the tape marking on the floor and return their mask to their face. Sunday Masses (including 5 pm on Saturday evening) We will have two individual distributing communion one minister standing in the center at the normal location and will distribute communion to those wishing to receive in the hand. Another minister will stand to the right side of the other minister, at least six feet away, and will distribute only to those receiving on the tongue. The minister distributing on the tongue will sanitize his/her hands before and ter every communicant. The communicant should remove their mask just prior to receiving the host and then return the mask as soon as they have received communion. All communicants should remember that they should not walk behind or near other communicants but always keep 6 feet distance. Please notice that communion on the tongue will not be offered in the PLC. May Almighty God bless you and keep you. Prayers. In Christ, Fr. Thomas Milota September 27, 2020 Page 2 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 27, 2020 Page 3 Follow St. Petronille: www.stpetschurch.org The church will be Parish Life closed from approximately 8:30am until 11:00am on Tuesdays Thursdays and Monday, September 28 Sts. Wenceslaus & Lawrence Ruiz Fridays for school 6:15am Jeffery M. Harbour(d) r. Sara Smith Masses. 8:00am Ken Ralston(d) r. Judy & Bob Doyle Tuesday, September 29 Sts. Michael, Gabriel & Raphael, Readings Archangels 6:15am Intentions of the Celebrant Week of September 27, 2020 8:00am Sandy (Holahan) Lovell(d) r. Christa Mannion School Mass: Intentions of Fr. Milota Monday: Jb 1:6-22/Ps 17:1bcd, 2-3, 6-7 [6]/ Lk 9:46-50 Wednesday, September 30 St. Jerome Tuesday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14 or Rv 12:7-12a/ 6:15am Richard P. Kolf(d) r. Bishea Family Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 4-5 [1]/Jn 1:47-51 8:00am Intentions of the Celebrant Wednesday: Jb 9:1-12, 14-16/Ps 88:10bc- 11, 12-13, 14-15 [3]/Lk 9:57-62 Thursday, October 1 St. Therese of the Child Jesus Thursday: Jb 19:21-27/Ps 27:7-8a, 8b-9abc, 6:15am Hermogena Z. Caro(d) r. Marida Ignacio 13-14 [13]/Lk 10:1-12 8:00am Shawn McGann(si) r. Barnett Family Friday: Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5/Ps 91:1-2, 3- School Mass: Intentions of the Sr. Cecilia Marie 4ab, 4c-6, 10-11 [11]/Mt 18:1-5, 10 Friday, October 2 Holy Guardian Angels Saturday: Jb 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17/Ps 119:66, 6:15am Dr. James R. Picchetti(d) r. Kehnast Family 71, 75, 91, 125, 130 [135]/Lk 10:17-24 Next Sunday: Is 5:1-7/Ps 80:9, 12, 13-14, 15 8:00am Eric Goldstead(d) r. Friend -16, 19-20 [Is 5:7a]/Phil 4:6-9/Mt 21:33-43 School Mass: Brady Doherty(d) Saturday, October 3 8:00am Souls in Purgatory Remember members of the military, especially relatives of 5:00pm St. Petronille Parishioners our own parishioners, in your Sunday, October 4 Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time prayers. 7:30am For the protection of all human life 9:30am For the protection of all human life Michael Boatright Brian McDevitt 11:30am For the protection of all human life Peter Carey Christopher Melka Christopher Cavoli J.J. Miller 5:00pm For the protection of all human life Mitch Chmielarz Mike Misner (d)=deceased (si)=special intention Patrick Daigle Joseph O’Carroll Robert Donnelly Paul Orbegoso We welcome the following children Joe Doyle Eric Peterson recently baptized into our Church Meagan Doyle Robert Piper family of faith: John Hatfield Tony Russo Anthony Iovinelli John Ryan Violet Elizabeth, daughter of Eric & Francis J. Koykar Mark Ryan Whitney (Cimaglia) Voelker David Laird Jason Sta Ana Bobby Lendabarker David Stefanik Gia Francesca, daughter of Nicholas & Justin Lewandowski Steven Tutaj Alexa (Ingardona) Egan Hayley Magrell Jack Ryan Vos Emily Martis September 27, 2020 Page 4 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Prayers Needed For Those Who are Sick Call Parish Office (630) 469-0404 x0, with names to be added/removed from this list. We pray for: Parishioners: Max Adduci, Tom Allison, Mili Bertrand, Carol Bonus, Donna Bresser, Lori Carlson, Delores Cassidy, Mary Porter Paul Cassidy, James Chambers, John Chereskin, Michael Fred Tarnow Clifford, Chester Connors, Eileen Crayton, Becky Elbrecht, John Krayton Patricia E, Adam Farley, Janice Farley, Jerry Fleischfresser, Anne Geraghty, Gloria Gogola, Lorraine Grabner, Erica that they may now enjoy the great blessings of Gustafson, Ann Hellman, Elizabeth Hwang, Vicky Judd, Ed eternal life. We pray also for their families and Jung, Omar Katafago, Nancy Kirkwood, Nancy Lancaster, friends, that they may find peace in the Guy Lapore, Evelyn Lechner, Jean Leyman, Joan Loesch, promises of Christ. Kermit Ludwig, Diane Makowski, Mary McGinty, Mekdes Manno, Jean Mazza, Molly McKenna, Bob Melichar, Marilyn Melichar, James Michel, Mary Ann Mikus, Ethan Moon, Simon Nabeti, Clementina Niemann, Richard Pozdol, Sue The Rite of Scarpelli, Mary Porter, Jacqueline Radke, Scott Radke, Don Christian Rauch, Mary Rauch, Ginny Scruggs, Pauline Sypal, David Tansley, Jeff Valaika, Rosemary White, Edward Wolski, Tom Initiation of Zur Adults Friends/Relatives: Amadeo, Julia Anderson, Constantinos Athanassakis, Ernie Avellana, Gemma Bailey, (RCIA) Patti Bauler, Bill Blair, Michel Brown, Daniel Burke, Neil Carey, Maria Luz Caro, Teresa Caro, Ben Cavanaugh, Alyssa Considering Chappell, Randy Rinehart Chase, Dolores Clement, Rita becoming Catholic or are a Baptized Christian Danner, Kathy Davit, Barbara DeMars, Dee DeMars, Mary who would like to receive Eucharist and/or Ann Doherty, Marlys Dunlap, Joni Dunley, Judy Fontana, Confirmation in the Catholic faith? Contact Anthony Giunta, Christine Hellman, David Higgins, Christine Balaty at [email protected] or Bernadette Hotze, David Ignacio, Jinny Irons, Jill Jackson, (630) 469-0404 x2107 for more information. Jackie Johnson, Max Kelderhouse, Tom Koral, Becky Kreidler, Kim Kuhnle, Fr. Roger Kutzner, Rob LeMay, Fr. Jim Lennon, Joy Loboda, Bob Lowrie, Ernestine Lowrie, Mary Anne Luczak, Sue Mancini, Chrissy McAleer, Matt McCollum, Tom McCluskey, Joseph Meier, John Mertz, Becky Meyer, Saint Petronille Stewardship Andrew Meyers, Margaret Monnier, Lauren Montenegro, Paul Moran, Ronald Nelson, Angela Novak, Joseph Oulvey Thank you to all those who support the mission of Saint (new born), Mary Jo Orbegoso, Joseph Piscopo, Nancy Petronille Parish with their time, talent and treasure. Sidener, Darin Tenuto, Dee Rankin, Ray Rasmussen, Mary Sunday collection; total YTD, Rathunde, Valerie Rauch, Mary Jane Renschen, John Rossi, including electronic giving Carl Schaubhut, Angela Schuman, Fr. George Smith, Jean through August 2020 $ 238,307.38 Smith, Kay Smith, James Spalo, Michael Stinn, Peter Stone, B Wanda Slupik, Fr. Jess Testa, Eric Vargas, Kenia Vargas, Joe Sunday collection budget Vernon, Michael Vincelette, Nancy Vis, Margaret Waltman, through August 2020 $ 254,549.92 Jason Weiner, Ray Young Deficit $ - 16,242.54 * bold type denotes new to the list this week.
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