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1023 MCHENRY AVENUE (815) 459-3033 Find Us on the Internet 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 PRIESTS Very Rev. Fr. Brian D.M.J. Grady, TOC, VF~ Pastor Rev. Fr. Colin Easton~ Parochial Vicar DEACONS Mr. Kenneth Giacone Dr. Richard Marcantonio WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 4:00PM Sunday: 8:00, 9:30, and 11:15AM WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Monday thru Saturday 8:45AM RECITATION OF THE HOLY ROSARY Monday thru Saturday 8:15AM RECITATION OF THE DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET Monday thru Saturday immediately following the 8:45AM Mass SACRAMENT OF PENANCE Tuesdays 6:00- 6:45pm Saturday 9:15- 10:00AM 3:00- 3:45PM (CURRENTLY IN THE PARISH OFFICE ENTER THROUGH THE NARTHEX DOORS) SACRED HEART ADORATION CHAPEL MONDAY– THURSDAY 8:00AM- 4:00PM FRIDAY 8:00AM- 12NOON SUNDAY 9:00AM-12NOON BLESSING OF MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARIES 2nd Weekend of the Month at all Masses BLESSING OF EXPECTANT MOTHERS 4th Weekend of the Month at all Masses WEEKLY BLESSING OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Please drop off articles to be blessed at the Parish Office on Tuesdays during office hours. Blessed articles will be ready for pickup the following Wednesday morning. 7:00PM Thirstdays for His Word Bible Study (virtual) K of C Officers’ Meeting 8:00AM Mass (Living & Deceased Members of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton) ( DAY OF ABSTINENCE FROM MEAT) 9:00AM Adoration Chapel open until 12 Noon 8:00AM Adoration Chapel open until 12Noon 9:30AM Mass (+William Horwath ~ +Louise Hintz) 8:15AM Rosary 10:30AM FIRE RE 8:45AM Mass + 10:45AM Becoming Catholic (Commandments 7 & 8) 9:20AM Stations of the Cross 11:15AM Mass (+Priscila Gadin ~ +Dorothy Kast) 9:40AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 12:30PM Baptisms 1:00PM Maranatha Servants’ Meeting 6:00AM That Man Is You! 6:30PM Youth Ministry Life Teen 7:30AM K of C Mobile Blood Drive 8:15AM Rosary 8:45AM Mass (+Felipe Viray Roque ~ +Ursulina L. Salvador) 8:00AM Adoration Chapel open until 4:00PM 9:15AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 8:15AM Rosary Confessions (Parish Office Reception Area) 8:45AM Mass (The Holy Souls in Purgatory ~ The Ramis Family) 10:00AM Bereavement Ministry Meeting 9:20AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 1:00PM Garza / Wolanik Wedding AM 10:00 St. Clare Quilters 3:00PM Confessions (Parish Office Reception Area) 7:00PM TMIY 4:00PM* Mass (+Mary Vlcek ~ +Tom Hoffman 8:00AM Adoration Chapel open until 4:00PM *This Mass is live-streamed on 8:15AM Rosary Watch it on the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church channel. AM + 8:45 Mass (Laura Knipp ~ Louise Hintz) 9:20AM Divine Mercy Chaplet This week, the blue Our Lady of 9:45AM Marian Movement of Priests Prayer Cenacle Perpetual Help sanctuary candle 1:00PM Holy Hour of Reparation (dial-in prayer) will burn for the intentions of 5:45PM Bosco Religious Education 6:00PM Confessions (Parish Office Reception Area) Stacy Sullivan 6:30PM Youth Ministry Edge 7:00PM LOTW Virtual Saints Small Group Meeting 8:00AM Adoration Chapel open until 4:00PM Jer 31:31-34 / Heb 5:7-9 / Jn 12:20-33 or Ez 37:12-14 / 8:15AM Rosary Rom 8:8-11 / Jn 11:1-45 or 11:3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45 8:45AM Mass (Courtney Klinefelter ~ +Norma McPherron) 9:20AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 9:30AM Be Reconciled (St. Joseph & St. Teresa Rooms) Nm 21:4-9 / 8:21-30 Rosary Makers 7:00PM ACA Meeting Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95 / Jn 8:31-42 K of C Business Meeting (plant sale) Is 7:10-14; 8:10 / Heb 10:4-10 / Lk 1:26-38 Choir Holy Week Practice Jer 20:10-13 / Jn 10:31-42 Ez 37:21-28 / Jn 11:45-56 8:00AM Adoration Chapel open until 4:00PM Mk 11:1-10 or Jn 12:12-16 / Is 50:4-7 / Phil 2:6-11 / 8:15AM Rosary Mk 14:1—15:47 or 15:1-39 + + 8:45AM Mass ( Michael Niska ~ Art Mastera) 9:20AM Divine Mercy Chaplet Please keep the sick, the needs of our parish community 9:30AM Jesus’ Lovely Ladies Bible Study and the Church in your daily prayers. 2 On Saturday, February 27th, the St. Mary Mazzarello Salesian Cooperators led the JESUS AND ME RETREAT for the children of St. EAS who are preparing for their First Holy Communion. This retreat is designed with a variety of engaging activities that teach the children more about the Eucharist, the Mass, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. It is also infused with Salesian spirituality. Fr. Grady, Fr. Easton, and the Knights of Columbus worked with the Cooperators to engage the children and deepen their knowledge of Jesus, as well as their relationship with Him. Fr. Easton spoke on the Eucharist and Adoration, and afterwards, the children had the opportunity to experience Eucharistic Adoration. They children learned about the Mass by listening to a true story read to them by a Cooperator. Salesians also told the stories of St. Dominic Savio and Blessed Laura Vicuna and how these holy people prepared for their own First Holy Communion. The children handled dirt, chocolate syrup, and various other materials representing what sin does to our souls. They learned what a beautiful gift we have in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The Knights of Columbus reenacted the Last Supper and explained how the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is connected to the Last Supper. Fr. Grady gave a tour of the Church highlighting the most important items and their purposes. The parents had the opportunity to learn about St. John Bosco's preventive system and how reason, religion, and loving kindness, when applied to the way we interact with youth, helps our children build a strong foundation in the Catholic faith. The Salesian Cooperators consider themselves blessed to have led this First Holy Communion Retreat and will continue to pray for all those little ones who will be receiving our Lord for the first time on Saturday, April 24th. 3 THE FIRE WITHIN Many miracles in the life of one very humble priest! The remarkable life of Father Ubald Rugirangoga, a renowned Catholic priest and genocide survivor from Rwanda recognized as a healer and “Apostle of Forgiveness,” was celebrated with a vigil and funeral Mass at the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City in January. It is with a heavy heart I share with you that he died at the age of 64. Many of you may remember him because he came to our parish last year and did an Eucharistic Healing Service. The church was packed. A good number of people reported healings that evening and gave testimony to them. Leoncie Uwingabire, a native of Rwanda now living in the US, said Father Ubald is the “spiritual father of our nation that pulled our country out of genocide and gave us hope.” Marcie with Fr. Ubald Katsey Long, who acted as Father Ubald’s agent in America and a close friend, said people were drawn to his joyful nature and described him as ‘extraordinarily ordinary.’ “Most people walk into a room and adjust themselves to the temperature of the room. Father Ubald walked into the room and changed the temperature by his very presence. Forgiveness and reconciliation will be his greatest legacy, but also the fact that he was the spiritual father of a nation that came out of a horrible genocide,” Long said. Father Ubald’s body was transported back to Rwanda for burial and it is anticipated that many will pray for him to be declared a saint. Father Ubald’s legacy— what is it? Between April and July 1994, an estimated 800,000 Rwandans were slaughtered as Hutu extremists killed their Tutsis neighbors. Father Ubald was among those who survived, but lost 80 family members. As he grieved and prayed, he received divine guidance that the only way he and his people could heal was through forgiveness and reconciliation. It was a message the priest openly shared with thousands as he spoke to packed stadiums and visited genocide convicts in prison for many years all over the world. During one prison visit in 2005, a man admitted to killing Father Ubald’s mother and begged him for forgiveness. Although initially difficult, the priest embraced the man, then went on to mentor and help care for the man’s motherless children. His actions inspired countless others to Marcie with a parish family in Rwanda do the same. His mission of peace and reconciliation became known worldwide and his work has been featured in a documentary, “Forgiveness: The Secret of Peace.” Father Ubald’s efforts led to the establishment of the Center for the Secret of Peace in Rwanda. “The Rwandan community will miss him so much, as will the entire world for what he has done,” a long time friend said. “His work will remain in our hearts forever. We will remember him forever. It is our time to continue his mission and continue what he started.” Could Father Ubald be declared a saint? Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Kibeho (Polish priest, Fr. Kaim, Fr. Ubald) A priest named Father Mangum recently assisted in starting the process of canonization for five priests who died in the yellow fever of 1873. The process can take several years to initiate and involves researching every aspect of the person’s life. Father Mangum said canonization is definitely possible for Father Ubald. “His life and message were so extraordinary,” Father Mangum said. “I think it is very likely that Father Ubald will be considered a servant of God and that they will initiate a cause for beatification and canonization.” The first level of the canonization process is to be found worthy as a “Servant of God.” The second level involves using documents and testimonies to show the candidate lived heroic virtues.
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