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September 11, 2016 847-516-2636 ● Fax 847-639-3474 ● www.peterpaulchurchcary.org ● www.peterpaulschoolcary.org PeterSS. & Paul 410 N. First St., Cary, IL 60013 September 11, 2016 Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time PARISH C ENTER O FFICE H OURS Monday - Thursday: 8:30am - 4:30pm; Friday: 8:30am - noon Clergy Admin: Laura Nick, x319, [email protected] Parish Accountant: Debbie Witthoft , x327, [email protected] Secretaries: Karen Stanton, x335, [email protected] , Laura Keane, x324, [email protected] , & Peggie Wollney, x321 , [email protected] (bulletin email) Hispanic Ministry: Mon. & Tues. 8:30am - 2:30pm, Wed. 8:30am - 4:30pm, and Fri. 8:30am - noon Secretary: Alma Landa, x391, [email protected] PASTORAL S TAFF Pastor: Rev. Carl Beekman, x328, [email protected] Parochial Vicar: Rev. Tim Seigel, x329, [email protected] Parochial Vicar of Hispanic Ministry: Rev. Juan Arciniegas, x334 [email protected] In Residence: Rev. Msgr. Tom Bales Deacons: Michael Boyce, [email protected], Howard Ganschow, [email protected], Michael O’Connor, [email protected], Don Siciliano, [email protected], & Ken Wasko, [email protected] SS. P ETER & P AUL S CHOOL Office: 847-639-3041 Fax: 847-639-5329 September 14 Principal: Mrs. Carolyn Strong, x247, [email protected] MASS & D EVOTIONS S CHEDULE Secretary: Diane Strzelinski, x248, [email protected] RELIGIOUS E DUCATION Sunday: 4:30pm Saturday Vigil, 8:00am, 9:30am, Office: 847-639-0414 Fax: 847-639-5329 11:00am, 5:00pm, 1:30pm (Spanish) RE Coordinator: Diana Gallagher, x325, [email protected] Weekdays: 6:30am & 8:00am Monday- Friday, YM Director: Jennifer Dombrowski, x332, 7:30pm Friday (Spanish) [email protected] 8:00am Saturday Secretary: Theresa Milobowski , x322, [email protected] Holy Days: Consult the bulletin. Marian Central: 815-338-4220 www.marian.com Adoration: 7:00pm Tuesdays & Thursdays St. Vincent de Paul Society: 847-516-2636 x399 Rosary: 7:30am Mon. - Sat., 7pm Mon. 20 Minutes before weekend Masses MISSION S TATEMENT Confessions: Tuesdays & Thursdays 7:00 - 8:00pm SS. Peter & Paul is a Roman Catholic Church whose mission is that Saturdays 8:30 - 9am and 3:15 - 4:15pm of Jesus Christ: the conversion of sinners and the salvation of souls. Sundays: 12:45pm in Spanish or by appt. This is accomplished by preaching the Gospel, Chaplet of Divine Mercy: 3rd Sunday, 7:00pm celebrating the Sacraments and evangelizing the world around us. PARISH CALENDAR MASS I NTENTIONS Monday, September 12 The Most Holy Name of Mary DATE TIME EVENT 6:30 am TS † Gene Michaelis - Juliana Ibuzo 8:00 am TB † Lena Arcuri - Jeanine 7:00 am Men’s CRHP - Kilderry 7:40 am Rosary before Mass - Church Tuesday, September 13 St. John Chrysostom 9:00 am Boy Scouts - Plesa 6:30 am CB † Sophie Rubaszek - Family 9:10 am Rosary before Mass - Church 8:00 am TB † Gene Michaelis - Knights of Columbus Sun 9:30 am Children’s Liturgy - Lonergan 10:40 am Rosary before Mass - Church Wednesday, September 14 The Exaltation of the Holy Cross Sept 11 11:00 am Children’s Liturgy - Lonergan 6:30 am TS † Charlotte Elchuck - Rowe Family 11:00 am Hispanic Choir - Bride’s 8:00 am CB † Robert & Rosemary Bialk - Nick & Laura Rendone 11:30 am Hispanic RCIA - Kilderry 2:30 pm Hispanic Lectors - Lonergan Thursday, September 15 Our Lady of Sorrows 4:40 pm Rosary before Mass - Church 6:30 am CB Residents of Three Oaks Assisted Living - 1:00 pm Adult Exercise Group - Gathering Space Dan Lappin 7:00 pm Rosary - Church 8:00 am TS † Mildred Turek - M. Arnholz Mon 7:00 pm Catechist Orientation - School YM Room 7:00 pm Hispanic Choir - Bride’s Friday, September 16 SS. Cornelius and Cyprian Sept 12 7:00 pm Hispanic Youth Group - Lonergan 6:30 am TS † Tom Klein - Family 7:00 pm Women’s CRHP - Dominican Srs. 8:00 am CB † Stanley & Julia Shainauskas - Shainauskas Family 7:00 pm Women’s CRHP - Parish Center 7:30 pm JA † Dolores Barraza - Family 5:00 pm Hispanic Choir - Bride’s Saturday, September 17 St. Robert Bellarmine 6:00 pm Hispanic Community - School Room 5A 8:00 am CB † Mike Schmidt - Degnan-Schmidt Family 7:00 pm Adoration/Confessions - Church Tues 4:30 pm TS † Janet Mendoza - Arnholz Family 7:00 pm Boy Scouts - School Cafeteria Sept 13 7:00 pm Traditional Choir - Lonergan Sunday, September 18 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 pm LOSS Program - Parish Center 8:00 am CB † Dave Hock - Hock Family 7:00 pm Light of the World - Dietsch 9:30 am* CB † Deceased Members of the Golas, Budzisz & 7:00 pm Boy Scouts - School Art Room Gorgas Families - William Arado Family 1:00 pm Adult Exercise Group - Gathering Space 11:00 am TS † Joe Pitula - Ken Wasko Wed 6:00 pm Hispanic Choir - Bride’s 1:30 pm JA SSPP Parishioners 7:00 pm Employment Ministry - Gathering Space Sept 14 5:00 pm TB † Jim Carol Family - SSPP Friends 7:00 pm Hispanic Bible Study - Dietsch *Precious Blood will be offered at this Mass 8:00 pm Light of the World - Dietsch 9:30 am Light of the World - Lonergan Celebrants: 6:00 pm Hispanic Community - School YM Room CB = Fr. Carl Beekman TS = Fr. Tim Seigel Thurs 6:30 pm Men’s CRHP - Dominican Srs. JA = Fr. Juan Arciniegas TB = Fr. Tom Bales 7:00 pm Adoration/Confessions - Church Sept 15 7:00 pm Hispanic Choir - Bride’s 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus - Lonergan SSPP C ATHOLIC S CHOOL 7:00 pm Consoling the Heart of Jesus - Gathering Sp. 5:00 pm Light of the World - Lonergan Phone: (847) 639-3041 Fax: (847) 639-5329 Fri 6:00 pm Hispanic RE - School School Principal: Mrs. Carolyn Strong Ext. 247, 6:00 pm Hispanic RE Parent Mtg. - Gathering Space [email protected] Sept 16 6:00 pm Hispanic RE - Plesa/Dominican Srs. School Secretary: Diane Strzelinski Ext. 248, 8:00 pm Hispanic Prayer Group - Church [email protected] 6:00 am That Man Is You! - Gathering Space **Tours Available-Contact the School 7:00 am That Man Is You! - Dominican Srs./Plesa 7:00 am That Man Is You! - Lonergan SCHOOL EVENTS Sat 8:30 am Confessions - Church Sept 17 10:00 am Memorial Mass for Msgr. Bill Clausen - Church 3:15 pm Confessions - Church DATE EVENT 4:00 pm Hispanic Folk Dance - Parish Center LL 4:10 pm Rosary Before Mass - Church Wed., Sept. 14 8:00 am - All School Mass 2 SS. Peter & Paul † Cary, Illinois FAITHFUL L IVING , G RATEFUL G IVING In Memoriam: THANK Y OU F OR Y OUR S TEWARDSHIP Bishop Emeritus Thomas G. Doran The collection for September 4 was $ 20,153.00 February 20, 1936 - September 1, 2016 Number of Contributions 383 The Most Reverend Thomas G. Doran, Bishop Emeritus of the Education Envelopes $ 587.00 Catholic Diocese of Rockford died peacefully Thursday, Sept. 1, 2016 at his residence in Presence Cor Mariae in Rockford. Bishop Parish 2016-2017 2015-2016 Doran was 80 years of age. Income Actual Actual Bishop Doran was appointed the eighth Bishop of the Rockford Diocese on April 19, 1994 and served until he retired on March 20, 2012. He was the second native born priest of the Rockford Present Week $ 20,153 $ 21,861 Diocese to serve as its bishop. In announcing the death of his predecessor, Bishop David J. Mal- Year To Date $ 212,610 $ 224,208 loy released this statement: The Tithe this week went to: “This morning Bishop Thomas Doran, Bishop emeritus of the Diocese of Rockford passed away. As Bishop Doran’s successor, I • St. Joseph’s in Elgin wish to express my own sorrow at the loss of my predecessor and • St. Vincent de Paul Society friend. I express as well my sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of Bishop Doran, especially his sister Susanne. For the Month of September, “At the same time, this is a moment to thank God for the gift of the Church Flowers are In Memory Of: such a faithful servant to Our Lord, the Church and the Diocese of Rockford. Tabernacle: Roland Shepard and “Before his consecration as Bishop of Rockford in 1994, Thomas Alan Shepard Doran was ordained a priest in 1961. As a parish priest minister- Altar: Winifred Joyce, Anna Rietveld, ing to souls, as a high school teacher forming the minds and con- sciences of young people and as an assistant to Bishop Loras T. and Dr. and Mrs. Petralia Lane, Bishop Doran combined his formidable intellectual gifts Blessed Mother: Catherine Hampel and with his faith and love for the Church. Winifred Joyce “Bishop Doran was sent to Rome to study and became a leading Please stop by the Parish Center if you would like to make a dona- national expert in the Church’s Canon Law. He then gave service tion for flowers in memory of someone or an occasion. to the Holy Father and Universal Church by serving as a judge at Arrangements by Deborah Strand Designs the Tribunal of the Roman Rota from 1986 until his consecration as Bishop of Rockford. “He then continued his generous contributions to the wider Welcome Reception for Fr. Tim This Weekend Church by serving on and at times leading the Committee on Ca- Although he has been here for a couple of months, we nonical Affairs of the Bishops Conference and serving as a mem- would like to formally welcome our new priest, Fr. Tim, ber of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura. On at a reception held in his honor. Please join us in the March 2, 2001, Pope John Paul II named Bishop Doran a bishop member of the Congregation for the Clergy.
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