July 14, 2019 — Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Church of St. Mary 201 East Illinois Road, Lake Forest, Illinois Phone: 847.234.0205 www.churchofstmary.org e-mail: [email protected]
Sunday Masses: 5:00pm (Saturday) 8:00, 10:00, 12 Noon, & 6:00pm
Weekday Masses: Monday through Friday: 6:30 and 8:00am Saturday 8:00am Mass only
Confession Schedule: Saturdays 8:30am (or by appointment with parish priest)
Weekly Calendar of Events Church of St. Mary Staff Sunday, July 14 Reverend Michael Nacius, Pastor
Monday, July 15 [email protected]
9:00am - Opus Dei Ladies’ Morning of Recollection - Church Reverend Mark Augustine, 7:30pm - Opus Dei Men’s Evening of Recollection - Church Associate Pastor Tuesday, July 16 [email protected] 8:30am - Vision 2000 - PCLR 7:00pm - Summer School of Faith - MPR Jack Herrmann, Deacon [email protected] Wednesday, July 17 8:30am - 7:00pm - Eucharistic Adoration - Church Joseph G. Krakora, Deacon Emeritus 9:00am - Immaculate Heart Prayer Group - PCLR 6:30pm - Rosary for Life - Church Bob Thomas, Deacon 6:50pm - Benediction - Church [email protected]
Thursday, July 18 Lore Nugent, Pastoral Associate Friday, July 19 [email protected] Parish Office Closes at Noon 3:45pm - Soup Kitchen volunteers depart from St. Mary’s - PC Terese Halm, Youth Minister Food donations received from 8:30am until 11:45am [email protected]
Saturday, July 20 Rebecca Quackenbush, 8:30am - Confession - Church Business Manager 8:30am - CRHP - CCR [email protected]
Sunday, July 21 John Chapman, Music Director Summer Daily Mass Schedule [email protected]
Now through the month of August, weekday morning Jeannie Brunk, Masses will be celebrated at St. Mary’s at 6:30am Director of Religious Education and 8:00am. [email protected]
Café St. Mary on Break until Late August David Wieters, School Principal
Café St. Mary, the coffee and conversation time after [email protected] 8:00am Mass on Monday mornings, will be taking a break for the summer and will resume after the parking lot construction project is completed.
Summer School of Faith 2019
Restoring the Sacred
in a Secular Age
Final Session July 16 7:00pm Bulletin Submissions School of St. Mary, Multi-Purpose Room Bulletin submissions must be received no later than Noon on the Thursday which is eleven days before 185 Illinois Road ~ Lake Forest the requested publication date. Please submit to: [email protected]
In an Emergency needing a priest please call 847.234.0205.
If there is no response, please call 773.682.4627.
VOLUNTEERS WELCOME! FRIDAY, JULY 19 July 19 Food Drop-Off Hours: Please note that the Parish Center will be closing at Noon on Friday, July 19. Food Donations may be dropped off from 8:30am to 11:45am. Any donors who are not able to bring their donations during these hours may contact Ellen Tierney to arrange an alternate drop-off time or location. Contact Ellen at 847.295.4649. On the third Friday of each month, St. Mary’s helps provide food and staff for the Most Blessed Trinity Soup Kitchen in Waukegan. Our facility, at 914 8th Street in Waukegan, opens about 4:00pm and we generally finish our work around 7:15pm.
Volunteers come and go as their circumstances require. Dinner is served from 5:30pm until 6:30pm.
Before dinner, tables are set up, casseroles warmed, salads and other dishes prepared. Afterwards the facility is cleaned up and equipment put away. Foods needed: meats, potatoes, pastas, vegetables, fruits, salads & casseroles. Please leave contributions at the Parish Office (201 E. Illinois Road) until 11:45am Friday. For information, please call Ellen Tierney at 847.295.4649.
SUMMER MISSIONARY CO-OP APPEAL July 20 & 21
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To bring the Good News to the poor and the most abandoned
The Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) is a missionary religious congregation in the Catholic Church, founded on January 25, 1816, by St. Eugène de Mazenod, a French priest born in Aix-en-Provence in the south of France on August 1, 1782. The congregation was given recognition by Pope Leo XII on February 17, 1826.
The former Northern U.S. Province first sent Oblates to Haiti in 1943. Oblates presently staff 24 parishes in several dioceses; they have established several primary and secondary schools, a pre-novitiate, novitiate, and scholasticate in Haiti. Today 110 Oblates minister in Haiti and they have founded with Haitian natives, priests and brothers, two missions: Colombia and French Guiana. There are more than a dozen of Oblates from Haiti ministering to Canada, USA.
The Oblates from the Northern US province, have had the financial support of their relatives and friends to initiate and maintain all our ministries. The Oblates par- ticipation in the Mission Appeal of the Archdiocese of Chicago intends to financially support all those ministries in Haiti, and extend their Educational System to College Degree, after High School.
Fr. Arlin Jean Louis, OMI, from Haiti, who will be our guest next weekend, is doing chaplaincy ministry in the Archdiocese of Chicago.
St. Mary’s Refugee Ministry Update Updating you on our refugee family from Uganda/Congo that our parish has gen- erously sponsored:. Claudina, her 2 girls and 9 month old son are in an apartment, where Claudina is able to shop and cook for the family, Our volunteers continue to help with the English language and way of life. Josiahna and her younger sister Alice are really understanding and speaking English quite well. We have had the opportunity to take them to a local park where the girls can play outside and even stopped in at a local pizza shop. If you are interested in joining our Refugee Ministry , please call Anne Taylor, (847) 295.5761. Summer 2019 “Theology on Tap”
Vicki Thorn Bishop George Rassas Jim Stanislawski
“What They Didn’t Teach “Current Issues in “Put Out Into the Deep: You in Sex Ed” the Church” How to Discern as a Young Adult” Sunday, July 14 Sunday, August 11 Sunday, August 25 Theology on Tap is a talk on a Catholic faith-related topic in a casual setting. Join other young adults for pizza, good company, and a thought-provoking presentation.
Talks begin at 7:00pm. Lasts about an hour with Q&A following. Where: Fatman’s 36309 N. Skokie Hwy, Gurnee, IL 60031
For more info contact us: [email protected] Facebook: YAM Lake County (Young Adult Ministry)
St. Mary’s Bible Study 2019 Registration is now open for St. Mary’s Bible Study which begins in September of 2019. This year’s program will be comprised of three ‘short’ and intriguing studies:
Dei Verbum – A Catholic Scripture Study program that includes a workbook with commentary and questions and lectures by Fr. Mark Augustine.
Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible – Ascension Press workbook, color-coded Bible Timeline, and 30-minute video lectures by Jeff Cavins (shown in class and available online).
Sacraments – A St. Benedict Press program with workbook and 30-minute video lectures by Fr. Matthew Kauth (shown in class and available online).
Past participants of St. Mary’s Bible Study recommend it for these reasons:
♦ Fellowship, faith sharing, and the support of other faithful Catholics ♦ Opportunity to dig deeper into Scripture ♦ Increases appreciation for the faith, for the Church, and for the Mass ♦ Small group discussions ♦ Well-prepared leaders ♦ Luncheons and Mundelein Seminary day
Bible Study begins on September 12 and ends March 5, with a break from Thanksgiving through New Year.
Registration forms are available at churchofstmary.org under the Faith Formation tab.
For information on the Morning Program please contact Jeanne Hlavacek at [email protected]. For the Evening Program, please contact Deacon Jack Herrmann at [email protected]. Save the Date / May 11 - 21, 2020 Pilgrimage in the Footsteps of St. Paul Join Fr. Mark Augustine and Deacon Bob Thomas for a 10-day pil- grimage through Greece and Turkey, stopping at many of the sites St. Paul visited on his apostolic journeys to proclaim the Gospel! We will spend three nights in Athens, three nights in Thessalonica, and three nights on the Aegean Sea as we visit many local islands, including Patmos, where the Book of Revelation was written. More information, registration, and cost will be presented in the coming weeks!
JULY IS HIV AWARENESS MONTH!
While great progress has been made in the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS and in reducing the number of deaths from the disease, we continue to see new infections. Of the 1 ¼ million people in the United States who are HIV+, 15 to 20% of these DO NOT KNOW that they are infected and are potentially spreading the virus to others. It is estimated that nearly 40,000 new HIV infections occur every year in the United States. Complacency about HIV/ AIDS contributes to these numbers.
This month offers an opportunity to bring attention to the need to educate at risk populations in your community about the importance of testing and prevention, and seeking care for those who are HIV+.
KNOW YOUR STATUS…GET TESTED…AND URGE OTHERS TO GET TESTED!
For more information call 312-948-6500 or go to www.hivaidsservicesministry.org Readings for the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time Monday, July 15, 2019 from the wise and the learned you have student who refuses to learn. All of us, Ex 1:8-14, 22; Mt 10:34–11:1 revealed them to the childlike. While learn more effectively by invitation Saint Bonaventure, we may appreciate one who is than by obligation.” He encouraged us Bishop and Doctor of the Church childlike, we usually don’t feel the to nurture the desire to learn in our Whoever loses his life for my sake will same way about one who is childish. students rather than focusing only on find it. It is interesting to hear how we Childish evokes images of someone the content. It is advice I still find introduce ourselves to other people. easily frustrated and focused only on relevant in my RCIA ministry. Prayer Words are chosen carefully in the hope one’s own immediate desires. To be is more meaningful when we see it as that we can influence their first childlike, on the other hand, is to an invitation from God rather than an perception of our character. What possess a wide-eyed wonder at life’s obligation of faith. Any relationship descriptors would we use to identify simple pleasures, to love without based on love, respect and a genuine ourselves? Would we use our family judgment or to forgive another’s desire to know the other better enriches connections, our profession, where we weaknesses with unconditional mercy. our lives more than one based on studied or the geography of our origin? To be childlike is to be able to savor obligation, fear, guilt or habit. From Jesus’ words may seem to be “anti- today’s joys without worrying about the day we are born, God invites us family” upon first glance, but he is tomorrow’s disappointments. Many of into relationship and spiritual telling his disciples that however they us lose these gifts when we age; we are transformation. Loving God, you do perceive themselves there is one too busy for awe or too cynical to trust not call us to be successful, but to be description that surpasses all others. in people’s inherent goodness. I faithful. They are first and foremost beloved sometimes think that if Jesus had been children of God and disciples of born into our modern, pet-friendly Saturday, July 20, 2019 Christ. This is the lens through which world, he might have told a parable Ex 12:37-42; Mt 12:14-21 we are to view ourselves and each about the loyal generosity of a beloved He will not contend or cry out, nor will other. This is our most basic identity, family dog to help us understand anyone hear his voice in the streets. A and all other descriptors are minor in today’s Gospel. Blessed are the pure friend of mine has a plaque above her comparison. We are created in your in heart, for they shall see God. desk that reads, “You don’t have to love, Lord God, so that we might attend every argument you’re invited become your love to others. Thursday, July 18, 2019 to.” It is advice I need to remember Ex 3:13-20; Mt 11:28-30 more often. Even Jesus is careful to Tuesday, July 16, 2019 Come to me…for my yoke is easy and choose his battles. We hear how he Ex 2:1-15a; Mt 11:20-24 my burden light. Whenever I would often withdrew from possible Woe to you, Chorazin! Woe to you, complain to my mother about my life confrontations and gave himself time Bethsaida! Anyone who has marvelled as a teenager, she would always say, and space to pray and seek out God’s at the many colors of a sunset across a “You know, this too shall pass.” guidance. Some of us have witnessed pristine sky or gazed in wonder at the Experience and faith had taught her (or participated in) arguments that miniature perfection of a newborn’s that if she placed her worries and pain were fueled by reactions of defensive hands and feet or listened to the into God’s care each day, she would in anger. Issues rarely get resolved when incredible variety of birdsong at the time, find the strength she needed to anger is allowed to escalate and the dawn of a new day would not deny that get through them. So often in Scripture dignity of the participants is evidence abounds of God’s “mighty we hear God’s encouragement, “Do compromised. Justice and peace are a deeds done in our midst.” But do I not be afraid. I am with you” (Isaiah more likely result when we step back simply admire them, or do I appreciate 41:10, NIRV). As the much beloved and give God time to guide our words. them enough to change my habits in Psalm 23 relates, God does not create An attitude of mercy prevents us from order to safeguard these gifts from bypasses or promise to remove the damaging “bruised reeds” of dignity or God? Do I see God’s creative hand in dark valleys of our life, but God does extinguishing weakened flames of self- the most vulnerable around me or work promise to be our guide and support worth. Merciful God, place a guard to protect the health of God’s natural every step of the way. Knowing that over my mouth that I may become a beauty around me? Would God preface we are never alone in our suffering and more effective disciple. my name with the words “Woe to sorrows can make the yoke of life CelebrationPublications.org you!” because I am too busy or easier to handle and our burdens apathetic to allow an encounter with lighter to carry. In times of doubt or God’s mighty deeds to move me into fear, O Lord, restore my awareness more responsible attitudes and habits? and trust in your loving presence. Refresh my jaded sight, O God, that I might work to protect and nurture the Friday, July 19, 2019 gifts you have given us. Ex 11:10–12:14; Mt 12:1-8 I say to you, something greater than Wednesday, July 17, 2019 the temple is here. One of my favorite Ex 3:1-6, 9-12; Mt 11:25-27 professors in the education department Although you have hidden these things warned us, “You cannot teach a Church of St. Mary Religious Education Program
"As a rule there should be a sponsor for each of those to be confirmed. These sponsors bring the candidates to receive the sacrament, present them to the minister for the anointing, and will later help them to fulfill their baptismal prom- ises faithfully under the influence of the Holy Spirit whom they have received." (The Rite of Confirmation #5) A sponsor must, as Canon 874 states: Have the qualifica ons and inten on of performing this role Have completed their sixteenth year Be a Catholic who has been confirmed and has already received the Sacrament of the Most Holy Eucharist and leads a life in harmony with their faith and the role to be undertaken Not be bound by any canonical penalty legi mately imposed or declared Not be the father or mother of the one to be confirmed A Sponsor is expected to: Journey with the candidate during the different aspects of the local prepara on program, including Rehearsal and the celebra on of Confirma on. Be a friend and companion to the candidate, helping the candidate before and even a er the actual celebra on of the Sacrament. A sponsor should be chosen early in your sacrament forma on process so they can walk through the faith journey with the candidate.
From the earliest days of the Church, those seeking communion with the Church were supported by specific people chosen from the community. At Bap sm those significant people are your parents and godparents (your bap smal sponsors) who promised that you would be raised in the faith. They professed their faith because you could not speak for yourself. Your parents accepted the responsibility of training you in the prac ce of the faith. Your godparents promised to help your parents. In Confirma on you speak for yourself; you renew your bap smal promises. You are supported by a sponsor who stands with you and presents you to the Bishop for Confirma on and will later help you to fulfill your bap smal promises faithfully under the influence of the Holy Spirit.
It is desirable that the godparent at Bap sm also be the sponsor at Confirma on. This change expresses more clearly the rela onship between Bap sm and Confirma on and also makes the func on and responsibility of the sponsor more effec ve. Our 7th grade students are currently discerning their choice of sponsor. We ask all the parishioners of St. Mary’s to pray for them as they take this important step in their Confirmation preparation.
Youth Ministry UPCOMING EVENTS
Tuesday, July 16th Tuesday Nights :: Kairos Senior Send-Off Meeting 6:00pm 7:30-8:45pm COR Bible Study! Summer Bible Study 7:30 - 8:45pm All High School Students are invited and welcome to SAVE THE DATES COR Bible Study Tuesday nights! Summer Bible Study No prep work is needed. Tuesdays — 7:30 - 8:45pm Just come with an open heart!
COR Camp Hope Carnival th Tuesday, July 16 August 9 Kairos Senior Send-Off Meeting
Frophseshmanmore Retreat All rising seniors who have been September 28th - 29th on Kairos are invited to come to the youth ministry lounge to plan out our senior send off for our graduated seniors!! I hope to see ST. Kateri Tekakwitha you there! If you are not able to Feast Day: July 14th make it but want to help, please reach out to Terese. Patron Saint of the Environment and Ecology HELP NEEDED!
“Then He said to His disciples, "The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.” Matthew 9:37
There are many ways we can as Christians serve the youth today. I am so very thankful for all the support that I already receive. Thank you! I see so much more we can do, but we cannot do it without God’s grace and your help! I would love to develop a parent and student committee for COR and Sol and find adults to help lead, witness, and chaperone. If you are not an adult, student, or parent but have gifts that you can share to help our mis- sion here please reach out to me!
If you are interested in helping our COR and Sol ministry please contact: Terese Halm [[email protected] :: (847) 220.0785]
Thank you so much!! Please remember in your prayers BANNS those who are sick, especially: Pierre Adam Dr. Mickey Jester III Ryan Werhane and Emily Clemens Peggy Adams Oceana Kashul II Jack Doron and Emily Hanson Beny Alvarez Mason Kelly I Paul Cooke and Meaghan Laughlin Alexa Anderson Genevieve Kluza Baby Bower Triplets: Patsy Leonard Mass Intentions Rose Marie, Adelaide Marie, Caroline Lyczko Monday, July 15 and Josephine Marie Fely Macalalad 6:30 - Mary Lorentz; Peter Carney Baby Mercer Angela Martinez 8:00 - Margaret Lindbloom; Chester Miza Elvera Baeza Carolina Martinez Tuesday, July 16 Hugo Beinlich Ralph Mastro 6:30 - Jerome Coniker; Mary Kay Tschanz Wally Bergen Derrick Mathews 8:00 - William & Mary Lorenz; Souls in Purgatory Donald Birmingham Donna Mathews Jack Brown Kathryn McConnell Wednesday, July 17 6:30 - Brendan McGlone; Patricia Reignwalt Mason Jeffrey Browner Janet McCue 8:00 - Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rohrbach; Helen Kiwala Baby Virginia Terry McDermid Bunimovich Margaret Mary McIntyre Thursday, July 18 Jerry Burns Mary Anne Minich 6:30 - Michael Hammer; Francesco Camoletto Dolores Morrison Special Intention for Frank & Jeanie Rogalski 8:00 - Ellie Burns; Rosemary Brennan Nova Carlson Barbara Neis Sember Carlson David O'Brien Friday, July 19 Michael Carpenter Peter O'Brien 6:30 - Linda Lund; Jeffrey Chicoine Joaquin Padilla Special Intention for Patrick McCaskey 8:00 - Dorothea Tocio; Sr. Pamela Hickey, RSCJ Marianna Cimarrusti Mary Margaret Pawl Charles Cook Mary Butterfield Peddle Saturday, July 20 Virginia Cordoba James Dean Penar 8:00 - Baby Christine Bower; Mary Elizabeth Cran Lil Porter Special Intention for Wanda Palandech Greg DeBoer Marianne Powers 5:00 - Maria & Sam Scopelliti; Dorina Mentucci & Elisei Eliseo Louis Degaetano Carol Pozdel Mimi Degaetano Suzi Ropiequet Sunday, July 21 Mike Dellefield Mathew Rowley 8:00 - Chester Pliza; Special Intention for Ellen Sreenan;
People of St. Mary’s Lewis Dilts Susan Schey Joan Dolan 10:00 - Dorothea Tocio; Robert Emmett O’Connor Leroy Schwaba Hannah Erickson Bill Shafer Noon - Angela Chiapelas; Dorothea Tocio
Susan Ewert Rosemary Sheahen 6:00 - Helen Kiwala; Alyce Wiedner Abby Furco Colleen Sheerer Esperanza Galikay Tai (Paschal) Shin In Memory Dorothy Gimbut Perry Shukas Jenny Green Lois McCormick Sorenson Please remember in your prayers those who have gone to their eternal rest with Our Lord, especially: Jeanne Gross Joan Sparrow Jesus Guzman Ellen Sreenan Marilyn Nugent Elizabeth Hand Debbie Sternberg (aunt of Bill [Lore] Nugent)
Margaret Hartman John Sternberg John Coath John Herbert Elzbieta Szymanska (father of Pam Coath Bird) Hannah Hodgson Leonard Teifeld Juan Hurandas Linda Trueblood-Lambert Michael Marren, Sr. (father of Michael Marren Jr.; Rafael Ibarra Joseph Urso grandfather of Melissa and Mary) Chris James Amanda Van Vleet Dolores Jansyn Brittany Van Vleet Fr. Larry Malcolm
Cecilia Jara Jim Wenzel Dick Jaworski Barbara Wilson Christian Jenko Robert Yale
“Jesus said to him, ‘Go and do likewise.’” Luke 10:37 This was Jesus’ command at the end of the Good Samaritan story. Did you know that the Samaritans and Jews despised each other. The moral of the story is to love our neighbor. That means loving someone you may not know or someone that looks different than you or someone that you don’t like. All without expecting anything in return.
Sunday Collection Actual Budgeted Surplus/(Shortfall)
June 30, 2019 $17,828 $28,000 ($10,172)
Total Sunday Collections Fiscal 2019 YTD $1,275,112 $1,428,000 ($152,888)
Peter’s Pence Collection Fiscal 2019 Actual
June 30, 2019 $14,340
Sunday Collection Actual Budgeted Surplus/(Shortfall)
July 7, 2019 $20,797 $26,000 ($5,203)
Total Sunday Collections Fiscal 2020 YTD $20,797 $26,000 ($5,203)
Sharing Parish Collection Actual
July 7, 2019 $5,893
Total Sharing Fiscal 2020 YTD $5,893
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5:00pm Fr. Augustine H. Klepitsch S. Willard, J. Reynolds, S. Roen, C. Dedolph, S. Isola, W. Jenner, J. Sabalasky, M.J. Sabalasky, S. King, W. Kroll, G. Mosciano, R. Weier M. O’Connell, C. Pommer, W. Walsh 8:00am Fr. Nacius D. King E. Young, D. Gewalt, A. Romeiser, D. Cimarrusti, J. Farrell, G. Newton, A. Tschanz, T. Duggan, D. Cimarrusti, R. Kunda, T. Oddo, T. Ori, D. Bernish A. Romeiser, R. Sevcik, B. Turner
10:00am Fr. Arlin / C. Nadelhoffer M. Slingerland, S. Priola, J. Zaccari, A. Boese, B. Cleveland, C. Cosgrove, Deacon Herrmann K. Cunningham, L. Peterson, J. Pezza, G. Riseborough, J. Rodriguez, E. Siebert, P. Siebert B. Templeman, J. Sheridan
Noon Fr. Augustine S. Hiltebrand R. Basso, J. Callaghan, R. Peters, C. McCormick, R. Peters, S. Potsic, N. Mowad-Nassar, C. Schoenheider, J. Rand, T. Sullivan, B. Webber M. Scopelliti, P. Shovlin 6:00pm Fr. Arlin A. Dawson M. Cronin, M. Lacher, B. Parsons, P. Blahunka, J. Jastrzembski, T. Parsons, B. Walsh, K. Govoroska B. Mikrut, B. Peter, F. Avellone Consider Remembering Your Parish in Your Will. For further information, please call the Parish Office.
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