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We live this year of faith in the Spirit. We celebrate and share the ministry of Jesus Christ. At ail stages of life, from the very young to senior years, we invest ourselves in dialogue,yrayers, and sharing that deeyen our sense of the Lord with us and motivate our concerns and outreach to alf the members of our community, as well as to theyoor and suffering yeople of our own land and of the world We invest ourselves in the work of the Lord. Calred by our Baytism into Christ, WE ARE THE GENERATIONS OF FAITH!
Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Volume 4, No. 27 — This People is the House of God — June 1, 2008
Celebrating Sacraments e-v Baptisms nn John Patrick Dever Ill (Sharon and John) Sean Michael Reilly (Rebecca and James) Cath-olicCommuni Nicholas Michael Venturi (Heike and Keith) William David Wyatt (Nicole and Josh) OUR Weddings We, a Catholic Christian people I Julie Zito and Andrew Boettcher rooted by Baptism, take as our I Tonya Dahlberg and Christopher Troka challenge the mission of Jesus: to Saturday, June 7th, 3:00 p.m. build the Kingdom of God, standing Mary Carol Daly and Joseph Decker in solidarity with the poor. We are committed to: Remembering... Welcoming all people and Monday, June 2nd providing a sense of belonging to 9:00 St. Anne Purgatorial Society people at every stage of life. Whitney Marchand and Family—The Dasburg t'reating a place of enjoyment, Family excitement and fun for people of Tuesday, June 3rd all ages. 8:15 St. Anne Perpetual Mass Society Healing Suzanne Flatley—Gordon and Alice Comerford • Healing, recune Eugene Conrad—St. Anne Tuesday Book reaching out in caring service to Group Reaching Out each other. Wednesday, June 4th those in need, especially • .Serving 8:15 Clarene Dolan—Maureen Savage the broken, through generous Betty Morehouse—The Gardner Family gifts of time, talent and treasure. Thursday, June 5th • Gatheriii: at Eucharist and 8:15 Generations of Faith Volunteers
Gathering celebrating the Sacraments of the Louis Pignatelli—The Faust Family Church and the sacramental Friday, June 6th moments of our lives. 8:15 St. Anne Perpetual Mass Society Sharino • Telling and skirt , the Living Santino and Lena Papucci—The Family Story of Jesus. Saturday, June 7th So challenged, we pray that the Holy 8:15 Project Hope Leadership—Project Hope Mass of Anticipation Spirit fills us and empowers us so that 5:15 Harriette Brogan—Mary Kay and Jeff Crotty we may become the Living Presence Mark and Jack Rutherford—The Family of Jesus in our contemporary world. Sunday, June 8th 7:15 People of St. Anne 9:00 Roland and Gregor Kurfess—Evelyn Kurfess Katherine C. Murphy—Doris and Tom Maloney Parish .Picnic Kelly Lockwald—Mom Sunday, June 8th Cynthia Bishop—The Tisbo Family Citizens Park Judy Romo—The Leverso Family 11:00 Santino and Lena Papucci—The Family 12:00 - 4:00 p.m Gary Bennett—The Thomas Family Charles Bledsoe—Kirk Freundt Mr. Miegs—Celeste Scheffler 5:15 Rev. Theo Mathias, S.J.—Dennis and Beatrice Duffy Stewardship of Treasure Weekly Offering for May 25, 2008 Building Debt as of May 27, 2008 alt Offering (427 envelopes) $23,355.67 Outstanding Loan Balance $2,000,000.00 —Jose Cash $1,056.00 with Archdiocese Pro-rated "Parish Pay" offering $8,211.46 Less Pledged Funds $1,075,837.00 (Weekly share of Monthly "Parish Pay" payable through 2009* Automatic Checking/Credit Card Giving) *includes "Complete the Journey" and other pledges Youth and Children Offering (0 envelopes) $0.00 Grand Total $32,623.13 Total long-term Parish Debt $924,163.00 Amount needed to meet Operating $47,000.00 Monthly Interest Payment (5.92%) $9,866.66 Expense and Loan Interest Payments Monthly Debt-Reduction Collection (green envelope) ** Collection Shortfall ($14,376.87) Fiscal YTD (48 weeks) $79,611.32 Sharing Contributions (44 envelopes) $1,707.00 ** Please do not put "Complete the Journey" pledge payments in the green envelopes. Thank you. Past 4 weeks: Average Weekly Offering $41,754.23 Average Weekly Shortfall ($5,245.77) If you are considering paying off an existing pledge, Total Shortfall ($20,983.08) call Carol Helmers at 847.620.3051 for the balance due. Fiscal YTD Shortfall (48 weeks) ($198,179.75)
"Complete The Journey" Totals (as of May 27th, 2008) Total Amount of Pledges and Gifts: $2,730,893.00 Amount Still Needed to "Complete the Journey": $924,163.00 Number of Pledges and Gifts: 512 (number received in past week: 6)
Prayer and Support for our Graduates We celebrate with all who have reached the special moment of graduation—our St. Anne School graduates, our Barring- ton community grade school graduates, and high school graduates from Barrington High School and the local Catholic high schools—Carmel, Loyola Academy, and St. Viator. They are in our hearts, and we pray for their continuing suc- cess and growing faith. They are our future!
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A special word of thanks and praise to all who have taught and mentored them—especially their parents.
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Collection Shortfall for Fiscal '08 YTD Nears $200,000.00... Parish Finance Council Recommends Special Collection Appeal
BY JOE KELSCH, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT
The total collection revenue situation makes it very difficult to (including the weekly, Christmas and move forward with planned and Easter offerings) for the current fiscal needed summer maintenance and re- year ending June 30th is to date far pair projects, as well as maintain suf- short of the revenue needed to meet ficient cash on hand to meet our sal- our parish annual operating ex- ary and other on-going operating ex- penses. As of this past week, the penses. In past years, our cash re- revenue shortfall amount is serves have been sufficient to get us $198,179.75. through the traditional summer reve- To address this critical situation, the nue squeeze. The outlook for this Parish Finance Council has recom- summer is not encouraging. mended, and Fr. Jack has approved, 3) The parish center facility is badly in the implementation of a special short- need of a new roof on the shingled fall or "catch-up" appeal/collection portion of the building, and our park- this June. It is our hope that parish- ing lots are in need of further repair. ioners will recognize the seriousness These projects cannot be postponed, of the problem created by the reve- especially given the severe weather nue shortfall—and will respond with a damage we encountered this past generous contribution to help allevi- winter. These repairs will, of neces- ate the problem. We especially hope sity, be funded from the relatively that those parishioners who may not small savings account the parish has have been regular contributors this managed to accumulate while using past year will step up to help our par- any excess operating revenue to pay ish in this time of need. the interest expense on our out- The problems created by this unex- standing building loan. pected decline in collection revenue It is always difficult to be the bearer of are three-fold: troubling parish financial news, and 1) Our outside accountant has rec- even more so at a time when some ommended that the parish carry a parishioners are struggling with their minimum monthly checking account own economic woes. However, as a balance of at least $500,000.00, pref- parish, we need to face the fact that erably more. As of April 30th, the we have a problem—but one that is balance was only $419,836.00 as fixable if each parishioner household compared to more than $590,000.00 would support our parish financially a year ago. and, in doing so, fulfill their steward- 2) The amount of the existing reve- ship responsibility to the Church. Let nue shortfall is expected to grow us all pray for that possibility and for even larger as we move into the sum- the success of the "catch-up" appeal. mer months when weekend Mass at- (More about the appeal and the un- tendance and collections fall off. This derlying issues in next week's Clar- ion) 4 Community and Project Hope Needs Please note: St. Anne prints these offerings/needs as a service to its parishioners, and does not endorse them or accept responsibility for the information presented.
Kitten available. Playful 11 week old black and white male kitten with beautiful brown eyes needs a loving home. Please call 847.381-6751 if interested. Part time summer help needed. Drop off and pick up children from summer activities. College student or teacher. Call Mary Ann at 847.842.8475. Part-time clerical help wanted. Local. Call Mary at 847.277.9461. Volunteer coordinator needed. GiGi's Playhouse, a non-profit Down syndrome awareness cen- ter, is looking someone to organize the volunteers. Work 2-4 hours per week. Visit www. gigisplayhouse.org and call Carrie at 847.885.7529. Bookkeeper needed. Gigi's Playhouse seeks volunteer. General accounting background help- ful. Work from home or at Hoffman Estates location. 4 hours/week. Call Lora at 847.885.7529 or email [email protected] . Sorters needed. People are needed to help sort donations on Tuesdays from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon. Call Project Hope at 847.381.5721 to help. Caregiver available. Skilled care/hospice companion available 3:00 p.m.-7:00 a.m., M-F. Call 224.305.1604. Experienced caregiver available. Call 847.593.1524. Experienced handyman available. Odd jobs, carpentry. References available. $15.00/hr. Call 847.304.4323.
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St. Anne Catholic Community
ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO
Special Collection Next Weekend May 21, 2008
Dear Friends in Christ,
On the weekend of June 7-8, 2008, we will begin the first special collection for the Re- tired Priests of the Archdiocese. We all know how much our ministry in the parishes depends upon the generosity of re- tired priests and, over the past ten years, I have been edified by the willingness of our retired priests to respond to the call to serve as temporary administrators of parishes, sometimes parishes undergoing great stress and suffering. Please join me in offering our retired priests words of appreciation and gratitude for their many years of priestly ministry. Over those same years, I have worked with the Priests' Retirement and Mutual Aid As- sociation (PRMAA) to take care of all our retired priests. The costs for healthcare, pre- scription drug coverage, and nursing home care continue to rise annually. We have not raised the pension for our retired priests in seven years. This special collection will help us continue our care for our retired priests. You may be aware that the December collection for Retired Religious is designated to provide only for Religious Orders. Archdiocesan priests do not receive any funds from this collection. I want to take this opportunity to thank all of our retired priests for the ministry they do in the parishes of the Archdiocese. Our retired priests make possible an adequate schedule of Masses and sacraments for the faithful. Our retired priests who administer parishes have given new life to many communities. Please accept my thanks and my prayers. I am thankful to all of you for helping inaugurate this special collection for the retired priests of the Archdiocese. Your generosity and your prayers are a great affirmation of the work of our retired priests. You are in my prayers; please keep me in yours.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I. Archbishop of Chicago Get your donations ready! All items should be in new or like-new condition, clean, complete with parts and in working order. Please help us keep costs down by double checking your donations and bringing us only those items we can sell. Thank you! Furniture Jewelry Toys Bicycles/Scooters Microwaves (< 5 yrs old) Artwork Clothes Lamps Sporting Goods Lawn Furniture/Equipment Antiques Books Used Cars Small Appliances Electronics/TVs (< 5 yrs old) Boats Holiday Decor Housewares Laptop computers (Pentium 4 and up)* * No desktop computer systems or components, please We cannot accept: organs, pianos, 'vintage' cabinet stereos/TVs, TVs over 42", carpet remnants, rugs over 9' x 12', telephones, exercise equipment, tires, construction raw materials, remodeling materials (sinks, cabinets, etc.), oversized office furniture, air conditioners, humidifiers, ski equipment, wall-sized en- tertainment centers or large appliances, hanging light fixtures, window cornices or custom blinds and shades. Donation drop-off starts in just 2 weeks Monday, June 16th - Friday, June 20th from 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday, June 21st from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Directional signs will be posted and volunteers will be on hand to receive your items.
Last chance for large item pick - up service! Call 847.381.5721 immediately to be added to the schedule. Recycle your bicycle now! Bikes are hot items at the Annie's Attic sale because they are all tuned up and put in tiptop condi- tion before being sold. In order for our talented team of mechanics to have time to work their magic, we are asking for bike donations now. Call Project Hope to arrange a convenient drop-off time this week.
Consider joining our sponsorship circle We are seeking additional businesses and individuals who might help us reduce our operating ex- penses by sponsoring (via donated funds, products or services) specific support areas. Please call Project Hope right away for sponsorship benefits and details! Some areas include: • tent and table rental for sale day concessions • concession supplies (food, bottled water, soda, paper supplies, etc.) • gift certificates for needy families
Thank you for helping us to make the 16th Annual Annie's Attic Sale a success!
St. Anne Catholic Community
I 2008 Annie's Attic Volunteer Re• istration Sheet
We need your help! Please complete and fax this registration back to Project Hope today: 928 - 484 - 5721. (or call 847-381-5721)
Name: Family Name:
Address: Total # Volunteers in family:
❑ Student City: Zip: Phone : Age. Grade (Fall '08) Cell Phone: Best time to contact: School:
Email: School ID# (if available): 1st time volunteer? ❑ Yes ❑ No If no. departments/areas previously worked? Track Service Hours? Yes No St. Anne Parishioner? ❑ Yes ILI No ❑ ❑ Sale Preparation Hours • Complete 8 Hours by 6121 for Pre-Sale Shopping Privileges
Day Date Hours Project Commitment Babvsittina Service*
Mon 6/16 9AM — 9PM Move/sort donations 9-12 ❑ 1 — 4 ❑ 6 — 8:30 Tue 6/17 9AM — 9PM Sort donations 9-12 ❑ 1 — 4 ❑ 6 — 8:30 Wed 6/18 9AM — 9PM Sort donations 9-12 ❑ 1 — 4 ❑ 6 — 8:30 Thu 6/19 9AM — 9PM Sort donations 9-12 ❑ 1 — 4 ❑ 6 — 8:30 Fri 6/20 9AM — 9PM Sort donations 9-12 ❑ 1 — 4 ❑ 6 — 8:30 Sat 6/21 9AM — 4PM Sort donations o 9-12 ❑ 1 — 4 If needed, selected areas only:
Mon 6/23 9AM — 9PM Final Organizing ❑ 9-12 1 —4 Tue 6/24 9AM — 3PM Final Organizing Babysitting not available Wed 6/25 9AM — Noon Final Organizing Babysitting not available Thu 6/26 9AM — Noon Final Organizing Babysitting not available
* If requesting babysitting service, please indicate name & age of each child to be placed in the service:
Sale Days • Must Arrive Early and Work the Entire Shift
Thu 6/26 ❑ 3:30 — 7:00 PM Fri 6/27 ❑ 8:30 AM — 12:30 PM Sat 6/28 ❑ 8:30 AM — 12:30 PM ❑ 6:00 — 9:30 PM ❑ 12:00 — 4:00 PM ❑ 1:00 PM — 5:00 PM ❑ 3:30 — 7:30 PM Charity Shopping Comments/Volunteer Requests/Restrictions: (select volunteers only) Clean Up • Adults + Teens Sat 6/28 ❑ 3:00 — 7:00 PM ❑ Other: Other Support Areas (check all that apply)
❑ Bike Clean Up & Repair ❑ Bake Sale ❑ Donation Pick Ups ❑ Sponsorship St. Anne Catholic Community
Liturgical Ministry Formation for Teens
As a part of our ministry to the young people of our parish, we welcome teens who would like to step forward and be trained in the liturgical roles that are a part of our Sunday worship. The presence of young people in these important roles is a wonderful witness of the involvement of the young church in the life of St. Anne Community. If you are a teen who is interested in serving in a more involved way, please check your calendar and consider attending one of these training sessions to become a Lector or Eucharistic Minister.
2 OPTIONS:
For Lectors and Eucharistic Ministers:
Tuesday June 17th 1:00 -4:00 St. Mary Annunciation Church--Mundelein (Please note: if you attend the session at St. Mary, you will also need to schedule a follow up session with the liturgy staff here at St. Anne) For Eucharistic Ministers Only: Eucharistic Lectors Saturday August 16th 9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (Readers of the Word) Ministers* St. Anne Church All Workshops are free of charge Please contact one of the following to sign up
Rick Weaver: [email protected]
Clem Aseron: [email protected] Georgene Farman: gfarman©stannebarrington.org
Ellen Nelson: enelson©stannebarrington. org Questions? Call the Liturgy Office: Clem Aseron: 847-620-3065 Georgene Farman: 847-620-3066
*Please note: According to Archdiocesan policy, Eucharistic Ministers must be confirmed Catholics. St. Anne Catholic Community
Women's Summer Scripture Study All women are welcome to join the Women's Summer Scripture Study group. The group will read a new book from Susan Hill enti- tled "Closer Than Your Skin: Unwrapping the Mystery of Intimacy with God." Here's what others have said about this book: "Warning: Susan Hill has written a deceptive book. It looks like another woman-with-a- fragile-marriage-struggles-in-her relationship-with-God book. Yet, her life and spiritual experiences become compellingly honest and transparent." Cecil Murphey, co-author of "90 Minutes in Heaven, "Heaven Is Real," and more than 100 other books. In these incredible stories, you will see how one person found that God is not always content to wait for us to discover Him amid the clutter of life. Instead, when we simply hold out our hands, He illuminates our ordinary world and gives us new eyes to see. "Closer Than Your Skin" traces the journey of an ordinary Christian who longed to move beyond the trappings of faith to genuine life with God. Her story reveals how to overcome the obstacles that most often block such intimate connection. Through this remarkable account, you will gain tangible insight into what a daily, vibrant com- panionship with the Creator really feels like once you wake up to the eternal reality all around you To participate, please purchase "Closer Than Your Skin: Unwrapping the Mystery of Intimacy with God" by Susan D. Hill in advance of the first session (June 10th.) It is available at Ama- zon.com , and Barnes and Noble book stores.
The group will meet for seven weeks on Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m., starting Tuesday, June 10th, at the Barrington Area Library, to discuss 2-3 chapters per week. To join the group, please contact Mary Sneed at 847.756.4235 or Debbie Adreani at 847.382.5132.
First Saturday Devotions In John Paul II's Apostolic letter on the Ro- Welcome New Members sary, the Pope urged us to "discover the Ro- Jennifer and Michael Nabong sary in the light of Scripture, in harmony with (Carrera) the liturgy and in the context of our daily Deidre and Timothy Towster lives." The Holy Father referred to the Ro- (Gwyneth) sary of Mary as the sweet chain linking us to Lucy and Henry Towster God. May we contemplate the meaning and (Michelle, Michael) the depth of the Holy Father's words as we pray the Rosary following the 8:15 a.m. Mass on Saturday, June 7th.
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Euthallama upciatc- Oregon was the first state to legalize physician-assisted suicide. Now Washington and Colorado may follow in the November elections. Suicide proponents have started in the states where they believe the climate will be most favorable. The group Compas- sionate Choices is spearheading the drive in Colorado and Washington. A few years ago, the Hemlock Society failed in its effort to pass physician-assisted sui- cide in California. They were smart enough to change their name to fit our current times. Their new name is Compassionate Choices, which sounds so much better. The Oregon Death with Dignity Act was passed in November 1994 but was tied up in court challenges until 1997. Then Oregon became the first state to allow a competent, terminally-ill adult to obtain a physician's prescription for drugs to end his/her life. Since then, 341 people have been reported to have died from assisted suicide. In 2007 the number of reported deaths rose to 49. The most frequently stated end of life concerns were: loss of autonomy (100%), de- creased ability to participate in the activities that made life enjoyable (86%), and loss of dignity (86%). NONE of the people who died by assisted suicide were referred for a psychiatric or psychological evaluation, which is a required safeguard in the law. In fact, a survey several years ago revealed that the majority of physicians in Oregon ad- mitted that they could not recognize clinical depression. The rationale used to enact the law was that patients would be spared from needless pain and suffering. Ironically, the statistics show that pain and suffering were not even mentioned. What is confirmed is that these people were abandoned by their families, friends and by society. Please pray that the cancer in Oregon does not spread to Washington and Colorado, and please remember to visit the sick.
BY DEACON BOB POWERS
An Invitation If you are looking for a place to belong, a community with whom you can share your questions and beliefs, perhaps you would like to find out a bit more about the Catholic church. You will be most welcome. Our community of St. Anne has something very special to offer, and we would like to share it with you. For more information, call Sister Anna Maria Dressler at 847.381.5793.
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Mission Statement Saint Anne School, in partnership with home, church, and community, is dedicated to the formation and education of each child in spirit, mind, and body. We strive to "teach as Jesus did" as we proclaim the gospel, build community, and serve others. Our school community is rich in Catholic val- ues and academic excellence, empowering our students to discover their God-given gifts and to use them as leaders of the Church and society. Philosophy Saint Anne School, as an active ministry of Saint Anne Parish, the Archdio- cese of Chicago, and the Catholic Church, exists to impart and promote our Catholic faith to future generations.
We believe that our parents, as primary educators, working in positive part- nership with parish and school, create a faith community that inspires its members to live as Jesus lived.
We believe that our teachers nurture each child's unique gifts, strengthen the faith formation and academic growth of the whole person, and prepare students to become conscious of and responsive to the diversity of God's creation.
By integrating the knowledge, faith, and values they gain here, Saint Anne students will think critically, discover a love of learning, further social justice, and deepen their relationship with God.
Consider Saint Anne Schooffor yourfami Cy. cFor information or to arrange a tour, call- 847.381.0311. Visit us at www.sascardinars.corn. St. Anne Catholic Community
Summer Preschool Volunteer St. Anne Preschool is looking for a college- Family Rosary age student, majoring in education, who There will be no Family Rosary on Tuesday, needs volunteer hours, to work in their sum- June 3rd. mer camp for the month of June. The camp hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. If you are inter- ested, call Nancy Meehan at 847.381.0311 ext 243. St Anne Men's Basketball - Open Gym Join men over age 30 on Sunday evenings at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. Show up for great exercise and fun pick-up games! For more information, call Jim Montrie at Shawl Ministry 847.277.0509. The Shawl Knitting Ministry group will not meet during the summer months of June, July and August. For more information, call Liz Rodosky at 847.381.8695 or Joan Quinn at 847.381.1409. Box Tops for Education Save box tops this summer and support St. Anne School. Valuable box tops can be found on many General Mills products. Box Tops for Education are usually worth ten cents each and add up quickly. Please save them and deliver to the school office during the school year. Thanks so much for your help!
Parish Council News Did you know the St. Anne Catholic Commu- nity has a Parish Council? This group of men and women meets monthly with Fr. Jack. At a typical meeting, we pray from the scripture, discuss current parish events, and Prepare yourself for daily Mass - pray suggest initiatives to continue growing our the Rosary. A group gathers at 7:45 great community. The members of the coun- a.m. to pray the Rosary before the 8:15 a.m. Mass. All are most wel- cil are Bill Bishop, Sr. Anna Marie comed. Dressler, Tom Feeley, Vince Giamalva, Teri Janus, Larry Kantroski, Ann McSor- ley, Angela Nordgren, Jerry Rodosky, Terry Wiesen, Ken Wink, and Sue Zels- dorf. Do you have any questions or com- NOTE: An unsigned pledge card for $325.00 ments you would like the council to share has been received at the Rectory office. Call with Fr. Jack? Please email us at parish- Carol Helmers at 847.620.3051 to claim this [email protected] . donation. 14 St. Anne Catholic Community GENERATIONS FAITH
Next Up: Generations of Faith ORDINARY TIME Sessions 2007-2008 Tuesday, June 3rd Series 1: All Saints/All Souls Wednesday, June 4th Series 2: Advent Friday, June 6th Series 3: Ash Wednesday Saturday, June 7th Series 4: Easter/Triduum Monday, June 9th Series 5: Pentecost Wednesday, June 11th Series 6: Ordinary Time
Generations of Faith for June: SUNDAY THE FIRST AND GREATEST FEAST DAY Come join us as we take a look at the importance of Sunday as a feast day every week. It is this central celebration that grounds us and gives us focus as we go out to live our lives the rest of the week. Come join together with fellow parishioners to explore what Sunday can be, and how it can enrich your life as a faithful Catholic.
As usual, volunteers are needed the next GOF series. Please call Carla Czyzewski at 847.620.3069 or email [email protected] to sign up! NEXT !TAU WILL HE HERE Registration packets for the 2008-2009 13EFCRE WE KNOW Generations of Faith season have been sent to all parishioners. Dates are published and will be available for you to choose as of June 15th. Please make sure you received this mailing. If not, call Doris Kelsch at 847.620.3068 or email [email protected] .
CCU DATES FOIE 2COS-200): SERIES 1 SERIES 2 SERIES 3 SERIES 4 SERIES 5 SERIES 6 Tuesday 8/19 Tuesday 9/23 Tuesday 11/11 Tuesday 2/3 Tuesday 3/10 Tuesday 5/5 Wed. 8/20 Wed. 9/24 Wed. 11/12 Wed. 2/4 Wed. 3/11 Wed. 5/6 Friday 8/22 Friday 9/26 Friday 11/14 Friday 2/6 Friday 3/13 Friday 5/8 Saturday 8/23 Sat. 9/27 Sat. 11/15 Sat. 2/7 Sat. 3/14 Sat. 5/9 Monday 8/25 Monday 9/29 Monday 11/17 Monday 2/9 Monday 3/16 Monday 5/11 Wed. 8/27 Wed. 10/1 Wed. 11/19 Wed. 2/11 Wed. 3/18 Wed. 5/13 Reflections
BY SISTER LAURETTA LEIPZIG, PASTORAL ASSOCIATE AND DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION Do Not Procrastinate Recall the Gospel where the apostles asked Jesus to increase their faith. They felt that they needed more faith in order to do what Jesus asked them to do. Jesus re- minded them that they already had enough to move a mulberry tree. They were pro- crastinating in their faith. We are all good at procrastinating. We will wait until tomorrow when we have more energy, more time, more money or more whatever. In the meantime, we do not use what energy, time and money we already have. Is God giving us a call? Are we looking for confirmation that this call is indeed coming from God? Are we awaiting a great event that will confirm that God is speak- ing to us? We do not have to wait for the big, loud voice; we can answer the soft whis- per of God. Let us not procrastinate in our spirituality. Let us not put off a conversation with God because we do not have the right ritual or form of prayer. Our own personal prayers are just as good as the memorized prayers we once learned. Let us not put off the service and compassion we can give because we do not know the perfect words to offer to another or the best way or place to give of our talents. While we await "perfection" in what we do, we cannot sit back and do nothing. St. Paul tells Timothy to stir into flame the gift God has already given us to do his work. This week let us use what the Lord has already given us. When we begin to re- spond to God's call, when we begin to use our talents, God will bless us even more. We can then move on to the bigger and better things because we started with the smaller endeavors.
Please Help Us In Our Parish Library
Request #1: June 25th, between 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a. Someone once said, "A librarian's work m. Call Sister Lauretta at 847.381.5452 is never done!" That is so true. As the so we will know in advance who will be St. Anne Parish Library continues to helping as well as the time you will be in grow, both in resources and in use, it be- the library. comes more and more necessary to WE HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU! keep it updated and in good condition. WE NEED YOUR HELP! As you might imagine, this can be a big THANK YOU SO MUCH!! task for those of us who maintain the li- Request #2: brary on a regular basis. The number of articles long overdue Therefore, we really need the help of a from the library continues to concern us. small group who will work with us this We ask anyone who used the parish li- summer. You do not need any library brary to PLEASE LOOK AROUND FOR background - just a willing heart and ANY ITEMS YOU MAY HAVE helping hands. The librarian will guide CHECKED OUT (books, videos, CD's...) you in such tasks as checking books and AND HAVE NOT RETURNED. Please cards, small repair work, filing cards, etc. do so as soon as possible. We appreci- ate your cooperation. Thanks. Please consider helping us for as much time as you can give on any of the fol- Julie McLemore (Librarian) lowing dates: June 6th, June 12th and 16 and Sister Lauretta St. Anne Catholic Community
Special Project Hope Requests Project Hope has requested the following: Urgent request—Project Hope desperately needs clean mattresses, box springs and frames for twin, double and queen size beds. an extra wide wheelchair for a disabled woman; used autos, vans, trucks in safe running condition (needed to obtain/maintain work for men and women with families). Nanny wanted. Project Hope seeks nanny for 11 yr. old boy. Daily 9:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Possible live-in, college student, pay negotiable. Call Dean at 847.877.2321. For more information on the above requests, call Project Hope at 847.381.5721.
CONFIRMATION ENROLLMENT '08-'09 Parents of candidates interested in preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation must attend a Parent Enrollment session before any student can begin their prepa- ration. Candidates must be in at least 9th grade to begin Confirmation preparation Parent sessions will be held periodically between now and November, so please plan to attend one of these 45-60 minute meetings to get all the information you need in order to be fully informed about what the parish expects from those who wish to be confirmed. FORMS FOR ENROLLMENT CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED BY ATTENDING ONE OF THESE INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS— WE WILL NOT DISTRIBUTE FORMS FROM OUR OFFICE. PARENT MEETING DATES: EARLY BIRD SESSIONS FALL SESSIONS Wednesday, June 18th Sunday, September 14th Wednesday, July 9th Sunday, September 21st Wednesday, August 6th Sunday, October 5th 7:00-8:00 p.m. — Thane Hall Thursday, October 9th 10:30-11:30 a.m. — Hospitality Room
Parents must attend one of these Early Bird sessions to enroll
in time for the August Generations of Faith series 17 Minister Schedule
Sunday, June 8, 7:15 AM Monday, June 2, 8:15 AM Sat, June 7, 5:15 PM G. Kraemer MC E. Liedlich Server C. Schnepf MC MC M. Heck SerCap M. Decker Server P. Schnepf R. Coath SerCap E. Guarnieri Sery (1) Tuesday, June 3, 8:15 AM A. Vendetti Sery (1) J. Gaffney Sery (2) R. Koesser Server C. Wills Sery (2) E. Moran Sery (3) Server C. Wills D. Tyrpin Lec (1) T. Bolger Sery (3) Wednesday, June 4, 8:15 AM T. Huguelet Lec (1) F. Lolli Lec (2)
ServCap M. Bartels EM W. Graft M. Wedinger Lec (2) P. Stallone Server P. Cusumano EM J. Coath EM L. Delisle Server S. Juip EM D. Grzelak EM K. Huguelet EM M. Ortinau EM Thursday, June 5, 8:15 AM S. Oakley EM J. Truett EM E. McLaughlin Server P. Schneider EM G. Wagner EM Christine Miller Server M. Schneider EM S. Cusumano Int Friday, June 6, 8:15 AM P. Sobolewski EM K. Gabrielsen Server B. Sobolewski EM
P. Kerstetter Server D. Sprehe EM
L. Sprehe EM
Sunday, June 8, 9:00 AM Sunday, June 8, 11:00 AM Sunday, June 8, 5:15 PM R. Brown MC G Farman MC B. Leverso MC Georgene Farman MC D. Hirsch MC Q. Abel SerCap A. Zeglin SerCap C. Darch SerCap C. Madden Sery (1) M. Sheehy Sery (1) S. Nordgren Sery (1) A. Duffy Sery (2) N. Tyndorf Sery (2) M. O'Neill Sery (2) K. Duffy Sery (3) J. Cardelli Sery (3) J. Graft Sery (3) A. Sanfilippo Lec (1) M. Roeckell Lec (1) R. Matre Lec (1) M. Bollenbacher EM A. Florian Lec (2) E. Carlson Lec (2) Chris Corey EM D. Brown EM J. Albanese EM R. Diak-Witak EM E. Diaz-Jimenez EM M. Albanese EM J. Doherty EM K. Gillespie EM S. Beattie EM T. Donohue EM S. Gupta EM Carly Dwyer EM K. Donohue EM N. Herr EM Cathy Dwyer EM L. Gillogly EM D. Huntemann EM J. Freda EM D. Hays EM C. Jakubec EM H. Horcher EM M. Pestrak EM M. Kantarski EM J. Huynh EM S. Raseman EM E. Larkin-Leighton EM K. Lynam EM L. Wolf EM M. Lesniak EM A. Meyers EM A. McSorley Int Susan Pederson EM A. Nordgren EM Scott Pederson EM M. Olson EM B. Stanton EM K. Phillips EM M. Stanton EM E. Quinn EM D. Trzuskowski EM P. Sonnicksen EM D. VanNest EM M. Stevens EM
this Week's Readings Monday: 2 Peter 1:2-7/Mark 12:1-12 Tuesday: 2 Peter 3:12-15a, 17-18/Mark 12:13-17 Wednesday: 2 Timothy 1:1-3, 6-12/Mark 12:18-27 Thursday: 2 Timothy 2:8-15/Mark 12:28-34 Friday: 2 Timothy 3:10-17/Mark 12:35-37 Saturday: 2 Timothy 4:1-8/Mark 12:38-44 Sunday: Hosea 6:3-6/Romans 4:18-25/Matthew 9:9-13 St. Anne Catholic Community
foundations
9th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A
In the rock below write down some things you can do to build a strong foundation for your faith. Draw a picture of your house atop the rock.
Use the words below to find out what Jesus is saying By not acting on Jesus' teachings we become like the foolish man Everyone who who built his house on sand to these of mine and
Below, circle the things Jesus teaches us that will on them will be like strengthen our faith when there are "storms" in our life the man who built his be honest on take what you want put yourself first house acts pray to God words be a winner rock show forgiveness wise listens
Mt 7:21-27 t. Creative Ministry Resources 2008 Sharing the
Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2008 (85A) First Reading: Deuteronomy 1:18, 26-28, 32 (USCCB) Moses told the people, 18 "Take these words of mine into your heart and soul. Bind them at your wrist as a sign, and let them be a pendant on your fore- head 26" I set before you here, this day, a blessing and a curse: 27 a blessing for obeying the commandments of the LORD, your God, which I enjoin on you today; 28 a curse if you do not obey the commandments of the LORD, your God, but turn aside from the way I ordain for you today, to follow other gods, whom you have not known. 32 Be careful to observe all the statutes and decrees that I set before you to- day." Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 31:2-3, 3-4, 17, 25 LORD, be my rock of safety. Second Reading: Romans 3:21-25, 28 (USCCB) Brothers and sisters, 21 Now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law, though testified to by the law and the prophets, 22 the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe. For there is no distinction; 23 all have sinned and are deprived of the glory of God. 24 They are justified freely by his grace through the redemption in Christ Je- sus, 25 whom God set forth as an expiation, through faith, by his blood, to prove his righteousness because of the forgiveness of sins previously commit- ted, 28 For we consider that a person is justified by faith apart from works of the law. Gospel: Matthew 7:21-27 (USCCB) 21 "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven. 22 Many will say to me on that day, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name? Did we not drive out demons in your name? Did we not do mighty deeds in your name?' 23 Then I will declare to them solemnly, 'I never knew you. Depart from me, you evildoers.' 24 "Everyone who listens to these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock. 25 The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and buffeted the house. But it did not collapse; it had been set solidly on rock. 26 And everyone who listens to these words of mine but does not act on them will be like a fool who built his house on sand. 27 The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and buffeted the house. And it collapsed and was completely ruined."
20 BY CLEM ASERON, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF LITURGY AND COORDINATOR OF SCRIPTURAL MINISTRIES Story
Unless we read the Christian scripture though they were fellow clan members, with first century Mediterranean sensibili- that is, with great favor. Everyone seeks ties we may miss the impact of the mes- a patron (to be without a patron is like be- sage of Jesus. ing without family, therefore without pro- While this gospel pericope closes tection) and may even have specific de- chapter 7, it actually closes the Beatitudes sires for a particular patron, but the initia- that opened as the Sermon on the Mount tive is always from the powerful (patron) back in chapter 5. Leaf through the inclu- and never from the hopeful (client). sive chapters with me: following the Beati- Those fortunate to be chosen by a power- tudes, there is a long series of Teachings ful patron take on the obligation of doing (v.17 fif) on variety of topics — for exam- what the patron expects and to sing the ple...the Law, anger, adultery, retaliation, praises of the patron far and wide for the love of enemies, through chapter 6 about benefits they are receiving. Hence, vv. 21- almsgiving, prayer, God and money, on to 23; Jesus says it is not enough that you chapter 7 on judging others, the answer to sing my praises by calling out "Lord, prayer, and the Golden Rule. There is a Lord" — that will not get you into the king- dire admonition regarding false prophets dom; you must do the will of my father in (7:15), followed by a vivid description to heaven. A true disciple not only hears my the crowds about the nature of a true dis- word but acts on it (v. 24) and is deemed ciple (vv. 21-23 used today) and ending wise for he gains the kingdom; the one with two graphic similes which contrast who hears my word but does not act on it hearing and doing as being as different is a fool for he will lose the kingdom. Pilch from hearing and not doing as is the differ- points out how counter-cultural is this ex- C ence between a wise man and a fool. pectation that Jesus speaks. The culture Note that, culturally, the Beatitudes de- prefers word over action, the ideal over scribe the honorable behavior that is ex- the real; Pilch cites the example at 21:28. pected of followers of Jesus. For exam- A man sends a son into the vineyard to ple, v. 10, Blessed are they who are per- work and the son says he will go but does secuted for the sake of righteousness... not. But the son speaks respectfully, thus The crowds hearing this would nod in un- following the ideal. Jesus says, hearing derstanding and agreement. the word only, i.e., speaking respectfully, To call someone 'Lord' (v. 21) is to ac- but not acting, i.e., not going to work in the knowledge them as a personal patron. A vineyard, is not enough. You must patron can choose to treat their clients as choose doing over simply being.
So What? What is the meaning for us of choos- ing action over simply hearing the word(s) of God? We are, after all, an action oriented culture — just looks at the "resumes we present" when we apply for admission to school, to prospective employers, even what we present to prospective spouses! What more, then, can the Lord expect of us from us, in other words, what is the meaning of "doing the will of my Father in heaven"? (7:21) 21 Other Happenings
Fundraisers for Needy Family NAMI The Messina family, St. Anne parishioners The National Alliance on Mental Illness has a who are dealing with cancer, will reap the Barrington area chapter. For more informa- benefits of two future fundraisers. Jewel tion, call 847.496.1415 or visit their website, shop and share days are scheduled for June www.namibarringtonarea.org . 9th, 10th, and 11th, as well as June 30, YAM-NW July 1st, and July 2nd. Picnic in the Park The NW Suburban Young Adult Ministry is a for Paulina is planned for Saturday, July network of Catholic men and women in their 19th, at Citizens Park, Barrington. For more 20s and 30s living and working in the north- information, call Chris at 847.304.4509 or west suburbs of Chicago. Visit their website 847.894.4484. at www.yamnw.org .
Music of the Americas St. Frances of Rome Golf Outing Heartland Voices will present "From Columbia St. Frances of Rome is again holding a golf out- Thurs- to Canada - EH: Music of the Americas at St. ing for all friends, family and alumni on Marcelline Church, Schaumburg, on Sunday, day, June 12th, at 1:30 p.m., at Tamarack Golfs June 1st, at 7:00 p.m. For more information, ,ii) Club, Naperville. For more information, ca call 847.429.9486. Maggie Hendricks at 708.652.2277. St. Alphonsus School Rummage Sale Mass for the Mentally III The annual rummage sale will take place on There will be a Mass for the mentally ill, their Saturday, June 7th-Sunday, June 8th, at St. caretakers, families and friends at St. Alphon- Alphonsus, Prospect Heights. For more infor- sus, Prospect Heights, on Saturday, June mation, call 847.947.8877. 14th. For more information, call 773.764.4350. Fifth Annual Endurance Ride Barrington Country Garden and Antique Faire Emmaus Ministries will hold its endurance ride Hands of Hope will present its garden and an- bicycle fundraiser on Saturday, June 7th, in tique faire on Friday, June 20th and Saturday, Plano. For more information, go to www. June 21st. For more information, visit their streets.org . website, www.handsofhopeonline.org . Fourth Annual Francesca's Golf Classic Second Annual Winner's Circle Makray Memorial Golf Club and Francesca's The Barrington Career Center will host a fund- Famiglia will host a golf tournament to benefit raiser on Friday, June 27th, at Arlington Park Marillac House Social Center and St. Vincent racetrack. For more information, visit www. De Paul Center on Wednesday, June 11th. barringtoncareercenter.com . For more information, call 773.334.8368. Notre Dame ofLake County Adoption Information Meeting There will be a summer family Mass and picnic Catholic Charities, Des Plaines, will host a on Sunday, June 29th, at St. Mary of the Lake meeting about intercountry adoptions on seminary, Mundelein. For more information, Wednesday, June 11th, at 6:30 p.m. For more email [email protected] . information, call 312.655.7086. 22 St. Anne Catholic Community
Friday, May 30 Saturday, May 31 7:30 pm
Sunday, June 1 2:30 pm
St. Anne Parish Gymnasium • 120 N. Ela Street • Barrington, Illinois
For tickets, call 847-382-5300, ext. 400 or visit the website at www.stannetheater.com
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Parish Office Liturgy SchCdU 7'' 847.382.5300 Program Director for High School Monday-Friday: 8:15 a.m. 847.382.5363 parish fax Ellen Nelson 847.620.3072 Saturday: 847.756.4051 youth ministry fax [email protected] First Saturday of the month: 8:15 a.m. Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Administrative Assistant for Mass of Anticipation: 5:15 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Pre-school through 5th grade Reconciliation: 9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Sunday: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM Doris Kelsch 847.620.3068 Sunday: 7:15, 9:00*, 11:00* a.m., 5:15 p.m. [email protected] *Babysitiing is available. Assisted hearing devices are available for use during Mass from an usher. Pastor Administrative Assistant for 6th through 12th grade Fr. Jack Dewes acramental Celti= , Darla Holtz 847.620.3072 S Associate Pastors [email protected] We believe that the Celebration of the Fr. Fred Licciardi, C.PP.S. Sacraments ranks among the most important [email protected] Director of Development and gifts that we have. We look forward to sharing Operations these celebrations with men and women who, Fr. Tom Bishop Joe Kelsch in some way, are part of our community. [email protected] [email protected] Therefore, please note the following: St. Anne Staff. Parish and School Counselor Registration in the parish is a Deacon Couples Jeanette Egan Baptism: For those parents who are Bob and Helen Brauch 847.620.3055 (Parish) prerequisite. Jim and Ellen Condill 847.381.0311 x232 (School) baptizing their first child, please allow 2 to 3 Jim and Mary Crane months in order to attend 2 required Bapt Office Manager Bob and Sue Powers sessions before setting the Baptism date. 1 Diane Augustine Rich and Kathy Seveska a subsequent child's baptism, an interview [email protected] session must be scheduled prior to setting the Director of Liturgy and Music Office Assistant date. All schedules are done in the parish Rory Cooney 847.620.3064 Cathy Faust office. Please call 847.382.5300. [email protected] cfaust@stannebarringtonsorg A son or daughter of a registered Associate Director of Liturgy and Marriage: Computer Administrator parishioner or a registered and active Coordinator of Scriptural Ministries Carol Helmers Clem Aseron 847.620.3065 parishioner will need to schedule an interview [email protected] [email protected] with a parish staff person to set a date and Receptionist start the marriage process. Please call Director of RCIA, Evangelization and Carla Stobart 847.382.5300. Adult Confirmation [email protected] Sr. Anna Marie Dressler 381.5793 First Eucharist and First Reconciliation: [email protected] Maintenance Supervisor These sacraments are celebrated in the Sarge Youkhanna second grade. Candidates must complete the Director of Adult Education and preparation program which is coordinated Pastoral Associate School Maintenance through the REP program. Please call the Sr. Lauretta Leipzig 847.381.5452 Dave Rozycki [email protected] REP office at 847.620.3068. Parish Council Director of Pastoral Care, Social [email protected] Confirmation: This sacrament is celebrated in high school. Candidates must be registered Concern, Project Hope and Pastoral Campus Development Campaign parishioners and complete a 2 year preparation Minister 847.620.3051 Sr. Lorraine Menheer 847.381.5721 program including large and small group Clarion Bulletin Editor involvement. Please call 847.620.3072. Coordinator of Ministry of Care Kerry Miller 847.620.3070 Saturdays 9:15 - 10:00 a.m. Mary Hoffing 847.382.2148 [email protected] Reconciliation: and by appointment. Coordinator of Young at Heart and LaFarge St. Anne School Registration: Please do not assume you are Sr. Margaret Eisele 847.381.5799 registered if you have been attending Mass her 319 E. Franklin Street, 847.381.0311 have children in St. Anne School or our Fs Office for Youth Formation Sr. Ann Busch, Principal Program Director for Pre-School program. Registration includes meeting with one of our welcoming team members and filling out an through 8th grade Sharing Parish: St. Frances of Rome official form for our parish records. To register, Audrey Taylor 847.620.3067 1428 S. 59th Ct., Cicero, 60804 [email protected] please call 847.382.5300. 708.652.2140 Fr. Mark Bartosic, Pastor