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C a T H O L I C C H U R C H Special Veteran's Day Mass & Program ST. Michael CATHOLIC CHURCH 310 S. Wheaton Ave., Wheaton, IL 60187 Special Veteran’s Day Mass & Program See page 10! NOVEMBER 10, 2019, 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time . ST. MICHAEL PARISH OFFICE COMMUNICATION CARD 310 S. Wheaton Ave. Welcome! We want to get to know you, so please fill out Wheaton, IL. 60187 this card and place it in the collection basket at Mass 630-665-2250 or drop it at the Parish Office. Fax 630-510-8891 Monday-Thursday, 8:30-4:30PM Date: _____________________________________________ Friday, 8:30-1:00PM www.stmichaelcommunity.org Name (s): _________________________________________ Rev. Daniel Hoehn, Pastor Address: __________________________________________ [email protected] __________________________________________________ Rev. Max Behna, Parochial Vicar Phone: ____________________________________________ [email protected] Email: _____________________________________________ Deacons 630-462-5000 Dan Aderholdt Please circle all that apply: Ken Kubica First-time visitor Returning visitor New to the area Dan Simmet Would like information about joining St. Michael Parish William Stroner, Retired Would like information about becoming Catholic Barb Collins, Admin. Assistant to Pastor 630-462-5003 Mary Marten, Business/Facilities Manager 630-462-5004 Mary Holm, Administrative Assistant 630-462-5067 MASS SCHEDULE Maureen Challenger, Parish Receptionist 630-665-2250 Kathy Klawitter, Parish Receptionist 630-665-2250 WEEKEND Saturday (Sunday Vigil), 5PM Christopher Orf, Director of Liturgy & Music 630-462-5005 Sunday, 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:30AM, 12:00PM Thecla Rettberg, Parish Nurse 630-462-5042 Colleen Foley, Bulletin, Alpha Coordinator 630-462-5053 WEEKDAY Rochelle Luciano, Communications, Hospitality 630-462-5053 Monday-Friday, 6:30AM and 8:00 AM Jeff Tupper, Information Technology 630-462-5054 Saturday, 8:00AM Carlos Gomez, Maintenance 630-462-5051 HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION Dr. Kevin Ballard, Music Associate 630-768-6293 Please see website and bulletin for liturgy schedule. Vince Heaton, Parish Council President Tom Shanahan, Finance Council Chair CONFESSION TIMES Monday, 7:15-7:45AM ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL OFFICE Tuesday, 12:00-1:00PM and 6:00-7:00PM 314 W. Willow Ave., Wheaton, IL 60187 Wednesday, 6:00-7:00PM 630-665-1454 Thursday, 7:15-7:45AM Fax 630-690-1491 Saturday, 8:30-9:15AM, 4:00-4:45PM www.stmichaelschoolwheaton.org Also by appointment Adam Ferguson, Principal, 630-462-5010 Lisa Los, Assistant Principal, 630-462-5017 ADORATION CHAPEL Open for visitors daily 6:00AM-6:00PM ST. MICHAEL FAITH FORMATION OFFICE 317 W. Willow Ave. You may sign up as a weekly adorer, substitute, or Wheaton, IL. 60187 coordinator through our website, Parish App “Saint 630-682-3650 Michael Wheaton”, or by sending an email to: [email protected]. John Ellison, Adult Formation 630-462-5045 Theresa Simeo, High School Youth Minister 630-462-5047 The mission of St. Michael Parish is Magdalena Glaz, Dir. Youth Formation 630-462-5043 to hear and respond to Jesus’ call to be His disciples, Darci Mills, Youth Formation (Grades 6-8) 630-462-5044 and nourished as a community by Word and Eucharist, to continue His redemptive mission of love and service to all. Jen Hickey, Youth Formation (Pre-K) 630-462-5046 32nd SUNDAY | ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019 | PAGE 2 . FR. DAN HOEHN | FROM THE PASTOR Dear Brothers and Sisters, Tomorrow, November 11th, is Veterans Day – the day on which we, as a nation, honor our American soldiers for their service to our country. I am grateful for the heroic witness of the men and women from our parish who have fought (or are currently fighting) to keep our country safe, and to protect our inalienable rights. If you sometimes confuse Veterans Day with Memorial Day, hopefully the following explanation will help. It comes from one of our military moms, Kathy Teach. She and her husband, Terry, are volunteers in our St. Michael Military Ministry, and have two sons and two daughters-in-law in the military. Thank you, Kathy, for the following article! Yes, There is a Difference Between out the year, but this weekend, we offer an extra prayer of deep and enduring gratitude to our Veterans Day and Memorial Day veterans. Near the east entrance of the church, Have you ever wondered what the difference is there is an updated poster listing of current active between Veterans Day and Memorial Day? While duty men and women who are family members of both patriotic holidays honor our military, parishioners. Their names are a visible reminder of Memorial Day, which is celebrated the last Monday the ongoing sacrifice made by our military. in May, specifically honors service members who To those in uniform serving today and to those who have died in battle or from injuries sustained in have served in the past, we salute you, we honor battle. Veterans Day, on the other hand, celebrates you, and we pray for you. Thank you. For all you anyone who has ever served honorably, both have done. deceased and living, including those who are currently serving. It doesn’t matter if they served If you or a loved one are a military veteran and during war or peace; Veterans Day is for thanking would like special prayers related to your service all members of the armed forces for the sacrifices (i.e. deployment), please send a note to St. Michael they made and continue to make for our country’s Military Ministry committee via Anne Sambo by security and freedom. email at [email protected] or by phone at (630) 202-4766. Veterans Day is always celebrated on November 11, the official end of World War I. At St. Michael Parish, we honor and pray for our military through- 32nd SUNDAY | ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019 | PAGE 3 . LITURGY THE EUCHARISTIC PRAYER (2) MASSES FOR THE WEEK MEMENTO SUNDAY, November 10 After directing our prayers of offering to God 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time the Father through Jesus Christ, the priest 7:30AM + Jane Mary Dunne Mark & Colleen Schmitt prays for the Church, the Pope, the local 9:00 AM + Brandy Gallagher Family bishop and all “who holding to the truth, hand 10:30AM + William Saelinger Carol Fox on the catholic and apostolic faith.” And then 12:00PM St. Michael Parishioners the priest says the “Memento” which is Latin for “Remember.” MONDAY, November 11 “Remember, Lord, your servants, N. and N.” Saint Martin of Tours, Bishop At this point the priest and all the people 6:30AM + Arthur L. Stern, Sr. Kern Family pause to pray in silence for a few moments. 8:00AM* + Dan Donovan Murphy Family What do they pray for? Actually, the question TUESDAY, November 12 is “who” do they pray for? They pray for “N. Saint Josaphat, Bishop and Martyr and N.”, with the “N” signifying the first letter 6:30AM + Evelyn Buschman McMahon Family of the latin word “nomen” which means “name.” The moment has arrived to pray for 8:00AM + Ruby Orf Family people and for their needs, because the Mass WEDNESDAY, November 13 is first of all an opportunity for prayer of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin petition. 6:30AM + Bri McGrath Sue Spahn Who do you pray for? The priest is obligated 8:00AM + Carmella DeLeo Ann Trotta on Sundays to pray for his parishioners, but for most priests — as times goes on— their list THURSDAY, November 14 grows more and more. One of my favorite 6:30AM + Richard Irwin Dorn Family authors, a priest himself, Fr. Leo Trese offered 8:00AM Neil Aldworth Family this reflection on the Memento in his book FRIDAY, November 15 “Vessels of Clay”: Saint Albert the Great, Bishop & Dorctor of the Church “I just can’t bring forward enough intentions . 6:30AM + Jack Beck Rogers Beck Family for the time is so short. All I can say is ‘For all 8:00AM + Marilyn Pallardy LaBelle Family the intentions, Lord, which I mentioned to You in my morning prayers.’ It is a long list, whose SATURDAY, November 16 established pattern undergoes daily additions Saint Margaret of Scotland; Saint Gertrude, Virgin and modifications.” 8:00AM + Enrique Mendivil Family “Yes, it is a long list, and full of detours, images 5:00PM St. Michael Parishioners evoked and evil done and good left undone, of SUNDAY, November 17 individuals in need and souls in distress, of 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time responsibilities shirked and graces wasted. It is 7:30AM + Pauline Knauf Al Knauf well that ten minutes of my morning prayer time has been reserved for the making of my 9:00 AM + Patricia Houle Anne Houle daily intentions . .It is well too that the Mass 10:30AM + Ramona Rubio Singh Amparo Schroeder IS an inexhaustible torrent of graces; there is 12:00PM + Lenore Juco Bautista Family so much to pray for, so much…” * indicates a School Mass -Fr. Leo Trese, “Vessels of Clay” pp. 31-33 (Taken from Fr. Francis Hoffman’s Lenten 32nd SUNDAY | ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 10, 2019 | PAGE 4 . LITURGY St. Michael’s Little Saints Liturgical Ministers for November 16-17 Cantor/ Altar Ministers of Mass Lectors Extraordinary Ministers of Communion Greeters Musicians Servers Hospitality 5:00 PM Colleen N. Gaeke J. Gainer E. Briggs K. Messitt S. Sitley L. Jost E. Donlevy Vigil Chris A. Sowinski L. Kolinski B. Flynn J. Moran P. Weller E. Downey A. Sowinski M. Friedman A. Quinn J. Pindel Need Minister A. Sitley R. Steffen 7:30AM Carol M. Murray P. Arredondo J. Carr K. Rood Need Family J. Kinsley Kevin P. Suess P. Dey S. Fahey L. Vallaro J. Rood L. Kennedy K. Illia M. Vallaro P. Scarpelli D. McHugh E. Yanan 9:00AM Brian J. Ellison A. Hernandez B. Hurley M. Newman E. Rylko M. Cooper M. Cerone Kevin L. Nelson E.
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