St. Mary of Vernon Catholic Church · 2019-09-18 · all Masses. Santa hopes to see you there....

Welcome! We are pleased that you have come

to worship with us. The doors and hearts of

our parish family of faith are always open, and we invite you

to contact us at any time:

Parish Office: 847-362-1005

Fax:

847-362-6375

Religious Education: 847-362-0653

Youth Ministry: 847-362-1021

Parish Website:

www.maryofvernon.org

Assistive Listening Devices are available at the Reception Desk in the

Church Narthex. Please ask the receptionist for more information.

St. Mary of Vernon Catholic Church 236 US Hwy 45

Indian Creek, Illinois 60061

Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 14, 2018

Parish Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8:30 AM—7:00 PM Thursday 8:30 AM—3:00 PM Saturday 8:30 AM—Noon Friday 8:30 AM—3:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM—12:30 PM (In Narthex)

October 14, 2018 Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

St. Mary of Vernon RCIA Please share this article with those in your life who might be considering the Catholic faith as the home for their relationship with God. Thoughts from a Presbyterian Pastor who converted to Catholicism:

“Faith alone” not accurate. I had had some questions about “salvation by faith alone” and how such a doctrine related to the demands of Jesus for holiness and the moral life. Many of the teachings of Jesus seemed to demand “works” for salvation. For example, the merciful actions caring for those who suffer revealed in the vision of the Last Judgment in Ma hew 25:31-46, the requirement that be-lievers forgive others in Ma hew 6:12, 14-15, the active care of the neighbor manifested by the Good Samaritan, Luke 10, or the explicit teaching of Romans 2 and 2 Cor. 5:10. I have since found nearly thirty different references to the need of works for salvation in the New Testament alone. Suffice it to say that my Protestant self-assuredness was shaken. To find on the one hand that this Protestant phrase, “salvation by faith alone,” was based on an interpolation by Luther into a text of the key word, “only”, and on the other to discover so many passages that explicitly stated that our salvation was dependent upon our works made possible in a state of grace, called into question the entire man-ner in which protestants dealt with faith and works.

Individuals who would like to know more about the Catholic Faith can connect with someone on our RCIA team for basic information or to set up an appointment to discuss specific questions or goals; contact Maureen Evers (847-362-1005 or [email protected]) or Mark Zwolski (847-644-7073 or [email protected]).

SMV THURSDAY DAY OF PRAYER

This Week – Third Thursday—October 18 Praying with Scripture (Lectio Divina) 6:30 - 7:30 pm in the Rectory Meeting Room

”Lectio Divina” is Latin for Divine Reading, and is the traditional

Benedictine practice of scriptural reading, meditation and prayer.

For more information, contact Maureen Evers at [email protected] or 847-362-1005

ARE YOU CALLED TO SERVE? Hospitality Ministry is in need of a few good people to join their team. In particular they need help preparing the food on the third Saturday of the month from 1-3 pm. The next Hospitality is on October 20. If you are available at this time and would like to volunteer, please contact Maureen Evers at the parish office: 847-362-1005 or email [email protected]. You may also fill out the form below and drop it in the collection basket. Please contact me about volunteering for Hospitality on the 3rd Saturday of the month from 1-3pm. Name: _______________________________________________________________

Phone: _______________________________________________________________

Email: _______________________________________________________________

LIFE TOUCH PHOTOS HAVE ARRIVED

If you had your picture taken for the parish photo directory, and opted for the free photo only, those pictures are now available at the welcome desk in the narthex (or at the parish office dur-ing the week). If you purchased extra pictures, those plus the free photo will be mailed to your home.

VIRTUS TRAINING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 AT 6:30 P.M.

FINNEGAN PARISH CENTER

VIRTUS Training is required for all volun-teers age 18 & over who work directly with children, or who because of their public and visible ministries are seen by children as being safe and non-threatening peo-ple. Please register online for the training. Register at www.virtus.org. Click on the green box that says “First-Time Regis-trant,” then “Begin the Registration Pro-cess.” Next select “Chicago, IL (Archdiocese)”. You will then create a User ID and Pass-word. Finally you will be able to select the session of your choice, including the session at St. Mary of Vernon. If you have problems or questions, please call Susan Gray in the SMV parish office at 847-362-1005.

PARISH LIBRARY IN THE NARTHEX NEXT WEEKEND

OCTOBER 20-21, 2018

The Parish Library Cart and display will be in the Narthex next weekend, October 20th and 21st. Stop by after Mass and browse what we have to offer for inspirational reading, viewing, or listening. Books, DVDs, and CDs may be checked out for one month. Also, please remember to return any items that you have previously checked out.


Memo from Father Joe: By way of background, a few weeks ago, I thought that it would be pastorally a good idea to host an

informal listening session opportunity for our parishioners in regard to the abuse crisis. Our pastoral associate facilitated the gathering. A small group of parishioners did come together. They shared their anger, upset and frustration about the revelations and extent of the sexual abuse crisis in Pennsylvania and beyond. They want-ed to do something concrete to state their concerns.

Following that, our Parish Pastoral Council, at our monthly meeting on September 24, expressed their own thoughts and concerns. They, too, wanted to do something concrete. They decided that sending a letter to our Archbishop would be a straightforward and positive action step. So, with the signatures of our 12 PPC members, as well as Maureen Evers, our pastoral staff liaison to the PPC, and my own, the following letter was sent:

Letter sent to our Archbishop by our Parish Pastoral Council

Dear Cardinal Cupich,

We fully join the increasing outcry and the vehement anger of both laity and clergy alike in recent

weeks. It is still hard to comprehend the recent and continued revelations of the extent of clergy sexual abuse and, even more so, the extensive coverup. As news sources report, sexual abuse is rampant in so many levels of society - within families, schools, sports and corporations. But church leadership absolutely must be held to a higher and more reliable standard.

We now face a critical issue of leadership in the Catholic Church. As one of our parishioners put it, “Our shepherds have become wolves. They have allowed predators to operate in positions of great authority to prey upon the flock”. The credibility of our leaders has been terribly damaged. It is our deepest hope that this credibility is not beyond repair. We must regain the trust that has been lost.

As Vatican II reminded us, we together are the living Church. Thus, we feel we also must speak out. We call upon you, our Archbishop, together with the majority of our bishops and priests, who are faithful servant leaders, to commit to fundamental reforms and renewal in the days and months ahead. This commit-ment cannot be and must not be only with more words. This commitment must include substantive actions that fundamentally reflect a true resolve.

The Church must come totally clean and be transparent. No matter the consequences, every diocese & local church must open and release all that has been hidden or covered up. Leaders who are re-sponsible must be held accountable.

There needs to be an authentic and independent review, with objective, lay participation being an integral part of this consultation and review.

The reform of the hierarchy is essential. A transparent process for selecting quality and faith-filled bishops in the future should be created – not only in the United States but around the world.

We totally appreciate that you, our Cardinal Archbishop, have stepped forward, willing to be a significant part of this worldwide endeavor to reform the Church in a substantive and permanent way. With strong ad-monition and firm backing, we ask that you truly be servant leader for this local church and the worldwide church as well.

In the name of the people of St. Mary of Vernon Parish, we send you this message both of challenge and of encouragement as sisters and brothers in the Lord.

Respectfully,

St. Mary of Vernon Parish Pastoral Council


THIS WEEKEND—OCTOBER 13-14

FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT HEATHER’S HOUSE & MONICA’S HOUSE

RESIDENTIAL HOUSING PROVIDED BY AID FOR WOMEN FOR PREGANT MOTHERS AND THEIR BABIES.

In addition to four pregnancy help centers, Aid for Women of Chicago provides safe and nurturing homes where pregnant women and their ba-bies can live. HEATHER’S HOUSE, located on the Maryville Academy Campus in Des Plaines, offers residents an opportunity to develop the life skills, ed-ucation, and job skills necessary to become independent and loving mothers. MONICA’S HOUSE, located at St. Pascal Church in Chicago’s Portage Park neighborhood, serves as a transitional home for Heather’s House

residents who have had their babies and are either going to school or working. It provides these new mothers greater independence while they work toward completing their goals. Items most needed are: Gift cards from Jewel, Target, Walmart, and BP Gas Stations Paper goods – paper towels, toilet paper, tissues, dinner napkins Baby clothes, 0-9 months Diapers, sizes 1-5 Respect Life Committee members will be in the Narthex before and after Mass on October 13th and 4th to collect your gifts. For more information, contact Miriam Preussner at [email protected] of 224-628-1187.


TOOTSIE ROLLS ARE ON SALE in the Narthex after all Masses in October. Get a jump on your Halloween candy and support local organizations that assist those with intellectual disabilities.

OCTOBER IS ALSO RECRUITMENT MONTH

Stop in the Narthex and talk to a Knight about joining one of the oldest Catholic fraternal organizations in America.

AND FINALLY, MARK YOUR CALENDARS The Knights will be hosting Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, December 2nd after

all Masses. Santa hopes to see you there.

Saint Mary of Vernon Men’s Club October Meeting

The Saint Mary of Vernon Men’s Club would like to invite all men in the parish to its October 2018 meeting. After a brief business meeting, we will play blackjack as this is the month for our annual Blackjack Tourna-ment with a chance to win cash prizes. Even if card playing does not interest you, come on by and join us in an evening of camaraderie, re-freshments and snacks. The meeting will be held in the North Hall of the John P. Finnegan Par-ish Center at 7:00pm this Monday, October 15th.

Come join us and bring a friend!


7TH AND 8TH GRADE END ZONE PARTY Students in grades 7 and 8 are invited to cheer on the Corsairs of Carmel Catholic High School as they take on the Shamrocks of St. Patrick in a varsity football game on Friday, October 19 at 6:30 p.m. Pizza will be served as you gather in the north end zone with your friends and engage in other interactive activities such as the ‘gladiator joust’ and a ‘bungee first down run’. New this year! Take part in an exclusive opportunity to explore what it means to be a Carmel Corsair Athlete. Get an insider’s perspective and meet with our head football coach Blake Annen, who played in the NFL, and Carmel’s professional trainers from EFT Sports Performance. Also, hear from Carmel’s college counselor on how athletics impact college admissions. Watch the team warm up on the sidelines, then join everyone back at the party in the end zone. Pre-register for this event at www.carmelhs.org/football.

CARMEL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE Carmel Catholic High School, a four-time Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, cordially invites you to its 2018 Open House on Sunday, November 4 from Noon to 3:00 p.m. This event will give prospective families the opportunity to tour the campus, meet faculty, staff, and current students, and learn more about the Carmel Catholic community. Guided tours will begin at the Auditorium entrance (Door G) throughout the event. Pre-registration is available online at www.carmelhs.org/openhouse.


ALPHA OMEGA ST. MARY OF VERNON HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY

Medical and Permission Forms, if required, can be found on the parish website: www.maryofvernon.org or in the Kiosk (wooden tower) in the Narthex (gathering space of the Church).

Youth Ministry Service DAY w/8th Graders

Sunday, October 14th 2:00-4:30 PM

Please note the unique time frame of today’s event! We will be serving our parish faith family by doing a variety of projects around the church. Some of the projects will be outside landscaping (shoveling & raking out wood chips & hauling cut branches); so if you want to participate in that type of work, please dress appropriately The afternoon will be a great opportunity to “get in” some service hours and meet new people at the same time. As always, snacks will be provided.

Team Challenge Sunday, October 21st

6:30-9:00 PM

We’re very excited about the fun events planned for this year’s Team Challenge Night. Meet new people and challenge yourself in new ways. Are you a leader or a follower, an idea-creator or a doer? If you’re not careful you might just learn something about yourself... Remember, as a TEAM you can accomplish anything! Don’t miss this awesome event. All High School Teens are welcome, so invite your friends. And as always, there will be plenty to eat and drink.

HOLY FIRE Saturday, October 27th

7:30am - 4:30pm Please pray for the 22 participants headed to the UIC Pavilion for this amazing one day event. We will hear from engaging speakers, be moved by outstanding musicians, and witness the broader Church of Chicagoland.

November Events: 4th 6:30-9:00 PM Topic Night Parish Center 11th 6:30-9:00 PM Service Night Parish Center 17th-18th 4:15pm-4:30pm Fall Retreat Overnight Inspiration Retreat Center, WI


Fourth in a series of what our Faith Community can do to minister to those with mental illness and their families.

People with mental illness and their families may feel isolated from their faith community and thus isolated from God. If someone feels rejected by church they feel rejected by God. Isolation is often caused by the stigma associated with hav-ing a mental illness. The fear of being judged as inadequate or weak willed, or the misperception that God is punishing them because they did something wrong, or the community’s misperception of what mental illness is and how it affects the individual and their families are powerful contributors to the isolation and loneliness that people feel. As a healing community we can support people with mental illness and their families with unconditional non-judgmental love in the following ways: increase our awareness of mental illness and where to get help; offer prayers and support for individuals and families who are affected by mental illness; serve on parish committees for outreach to individuals and families, get involved in peer to peer ministry; and work on the justice issues affecting mental health care.

Mondays for Mental Health Starting October 8

Learn more about mental health. What can we do to help family and friends who suffer with a mental illness? St. Mary of the Annunciation (SMOTA) and St. Mary of Vernon (SMOV) are partnering in a 5 part series of weekly information-al meetings. All the meetings are from 7:00 – 8:30 PM. The dates at St. Mary of Annunciation 22333 W. Erhart Road, Mundelein, Il 60060 are 10/8, 10/15 and 11/5. The meet-ing room is off the narthex in the new church. The new church is next to the large parking lot at the end of the drive-way. The dates at St. Mary of Vernon Parish Center 236 U.S. Highway 45, Indian Creek, Il 60061 are 10/22 and 10/29. Drive straight onto the parish grounds to the building at the far end of the driveway.

For more information, contact Deacon Al Sedivy (SMOTA) [email protected] or Deacon Jerry Nora (SMOV) [email protected].

Please join the SMV Book Club at 11:30 on Oct. 19 to discuss A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki. We will be meeting at Oregano’s (119 W Gilmer Road, Hawthorn Woods) for lunch and book discussion.

…The gist of the story is that a semi-fictional novelist, name of Ruth, living on a remote island in British Columbia, discovers a Hello Kitty lunchbox washed up on the beach containing some letters, a watch and the diary of a troubled Japanese teenager. It’s thought that the box is part of the debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami. The diary soon has Ruth desperate to find out the fate of the mysterious schoolgirl, named Nao.

This is a message-in-a-bottle story writ large. It’s also — and this is its greatest strength — a coming-of-age story. Too much in one book? Not really. Ozeki divides the narrative mainly between Ruth and Nao…alternately. There’s such a clear construction to the book that the reader feels in safe hands all the way through.

Ruth’s sections can become a bit tedious, whereas Nao’s diary is unfailingly vivid, dramatic, sassy and moving. Brought up in America, Nao’s Japanese father loses his job in Silicon Valley and she’s taken to Tokyo. The bullying she endures at school is close to torture. Her father keeps trying to commit suicide. …Emotional and spiritual rescue for Nao comes from spending time in her 104-year-old great-grandmother Tiko’s temple where she learns about the lives of her ances-tors, including an uncle who was a kamikaze pilot. (It’s his watch and letters in the Hello Kitty lunchbox.)

…There’s warmth, wit and wisdom within the book…The Spectator

Questions? Call Pat Schneider at 847-367-0590.


HOLIDAY TEA AND BOUTIQUE – NOVEMBER 8 Join Catholic Charities Lake County Region at the Holiday Tea and Boutique on Thursday, November 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Club at Wynstone in North Barrington. Get ready for Christmas with high tea, a strolling fashion show, and holiday workshops on Beauty Basic Tips and Tricks and Holiday Hors d’Oeuvres. Enjoy holiday shopping with Bea’s Bags, Hon-

estly Homemade, Tara Joyce Jewelry, and many more. Proceeds benefit Catholic Charities Services in Lake Coun-ty. For more information and to register, please visit www.catholiccharities.net/wynstone or contact Angie Sage at [email protected] or (847) 782-4119.

FALL INTO FUN KICKOFF PARTY – NOVEMBER 9 Join the Women’s Board of Catholic Charities Lake County Services at the Fall into Fun Kickoff Party on Friday, No-vember 9, at the Oakhouse at Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park. Enjoy outdoor games including paddle and curl-ing or stay indoors for pub food, cocktails, and live entertainment by Derek Stout. This event kicks off the fundraising season leading up to the Art of Caring, Catholic Charities largest benefit in Lake County. For more information, visit www.catholiccharities.net/aockickoff or contact Angie Sage at [email protected] or (847) 782-4119.

ROME 2020 Mission Trip PARENT & TEEN Information Meeting

Wednesday, October 24, 7:00pm, Parish Center

Alpha Omega is hoping to take a group of teens to ROME & ASISSI for a CHWC Pilgrimage led by our favorite CHWC musician PJ Anderson, July 19-29, 2020!

You will explore the culture of a city where so much of our Catholic faith is rooted! Parents and teens interested in going should both attend this information meeting.

We will discuss housing, transportation, meals, and fees.

Questions? Contact Jim Welch @ 847-362-1021.

Sharing Hands Food Pantry Item For October:

Vegetable Oil

Please bring your donations to Mass or to the Sharing Hands drop-off door on the side of the Parish Center (please call for the daily code). We will see that the items get to needy families. Please ensure that food items are not past their expiration date. We must dispose of them if they are.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION They say that it is not so much that Columbus discovered America, but rather that after he arrived, the new world “stayed discovered.” The sponsorship of Ferdinand and Isabella assured that the news would flash around Europe with an air of authority that other “discoverers” lacked. One of the oft-mentioned early visitors is Saint Brendan the Naviga-tor, a sixth-century Irish monk who had trouble staying at home. He is said to have sailed to “the Isle of the Blessed” in a leather-bound boat, and to have been away from his monastery for seven years. Upon his return, the stories of adven-tures to a new land attracted pilgrims to his monastery in the Blasket Islands, off the west coast of Ireland. Columbus is said to have referred to The Voyage of Saint Brendan, a very popular adventure in those days. Only after his American journey is Brendan said to have gone to tamer lands to the east, England and Scotland. In 1976, Tim Severin set out on a two-year voyage to America from Ireland in a leather-bound boat, traveling in sum-mer and hopscotching from the Faroes to Iceland to Newfoundland, and encountering along the way exactly what Saint Brendan describes: icebergs, whales, and porpoises. Scholars warn not to dismiss this too quickly: just as the ancient Egyp-tian monks sought to live in the desert, for the Celtic monks exile in a boat was the Irish equivalent. Five centuries after Brendan, other Irish monks may have visited here as a refuge from Viking terror. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.


The Unemployment Line Reasons Recruiters Will Dismiss Your Resume (Part 2 of 2) 4. It has the wrong tone Some candidates are giving great thought to the editing of their resume – checking for typos, verb tenses, and verbiage – but not considering tone. Experts recommend reading the resume

aloud keeping personal brand at the forefront of your consideration. ‘Does this resume reflect my val-ues and perspective? Is this how I want to come across to potential employers?’

5. It’s not ordered by level of relevance or impact In keeping with the theme of making it easy for hiring managers and recruiters, make sure you put the most important or relevant information at the top of your resume and throughout each position. Your resume should highlight your most prized accomplishments in the first bullets and day-to-day towards the bottom.” Structure the resume [from] greatest to least impactful for each position you held.

6. It doesn’t tell a story

If a recruiter looks at your resume and can’t tell what your career “story” is and generally where you’re hoping to go, that could lead to a “no.” No matter the level of the candidate, [from] someone just out of college or a very senior executive, it’s okay if someone works in various industries and jumps around a bit and gains different experiences. But at the end of the day, what is the common thread throughout this person’s career? Take some time to write a paragraph or two explaining your overall career arc. If it’s not clear to you, it certain won’t be clear to a recruiter who’s scanning your resume quickly.

The purpose of our Wellspring Employment Resource Community (WERC) ministry is to provide a safe and effec-tive forum for sharing work search tools and techniques which can enable unemployed, underemployed, and job-searching parishioners in their efforts to find meaningful and rewarding work. All are welcome – from recent gradu-ates looking for that first job to the individual looking to make a change in their career or current role to the seasoned job hunter. Questions? Contact the WERC team at [email protected]. Upcoming “WERC” Events

Next Meeting: Monday, October 22nd at 7:30 PM –WERC Support Group WERC members and guests will have the opportunity to meet to ask questions of our team and each other, network, share success stories and advice, and discuss some of the challenges of the job search. This meeting will take place in Rooms 110-112 of the Parish Center. All are welcome.

“Around the Corner…” St. Joseph Employment Ministry meets Wednesday, October 17th: Financial Planning for the Job Seeker Please join us for the next meeting of the Employment Ministry, when our speaker will be Michael Knight, a profes-sional financial planner and St Joe’s parishioner. Michael’s talk, Financial Survival Kit, will provide important in-sights and practical strategies for managing your money during times of uncertainty, including transition. Having a solid, informed, actionable plan in place will help you reduce what can often be a significant source of stress during transition, so that you can focus on finding your next position. Our meeting is from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the Formation Center (112 N Milwaukee, Libertyville 60048), Room C. Please enter from the rear of the building. All are welcome!


OUR SICK WHO HAVE REQUESTED PRAYER

Evelyn Schultz, Dianne Hogan, Pat Slovak, Patrick Gasey,

Jim Wogan, Paul & Karen Arends, Phillip Pagnotta, Sr., Bill O’Shaughnessy,

Kay Morrow, Denise Carozza, Michael Koepke,

Tom Gaubatz, Kay Stiller, James Sackley, Vito Lubes

Fr. David Olson

Monday, Oct 15—Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31—5:1; Lk 11:29-32 7:00am—Gertrude Vale St. Teresa of Jesus Tuesday, Oct 16—Gal 5:1-6; Lk 11:37-41 St. Hedwig, St. Margaret 9:00am—Xavier Maliekal Mary Alacoque Wednesday, Oct 17—Gal 5:18-25; Lk 11:42-46 St. Ignatius of Antioch 7:00am—Stephen J. Grosko, Jr. Thursday, Oct 18—2 Tm 4:10-17b; Lk 10:1-9 St. Luke 9:00am—Andrew Thelen Friday, Oct 19—Eph 1:11-14; Lk 12:1-7 Saints John de Brebeuf & Isaac 7:00am—All our people Jogues and Companiona Saturday, Oct 20—Eph 1:15-23; Lk 12:8-12 St. Paul of the Cross 8:30am—Mary Blindauer 5:00pm—Richard Rollo Sunday, Oct 21—Is 53:10-11; Heb 4:14-16; Mk 10:35-45 7:45am— Ernest Hutter 9:30am—James Seitz 11:15am—June Lane, Mary Jule Hackett

READINGS, FEASTS & MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEK

CPT Jay Althoff, USA SN1 Trevor A. Amos, USN LTC Robert Bowen, USA COL Steven Carozza, USA Sgt Michael J. Cinnick, USMC SGT Thomas Cleary, USA Capt Brian A. Dillon, USMC LTJG Sara Dillon, USN SGT Alyssa Eastman, USA PO2 Swen Erickson, USN LTC Grace Gallagher, USA ETV2 Michael Gielczyk, USN SSgt Nick Halverson, USAF COL Matthew Hepburn, USA LTJG Alex Hoersten, USN ENS Kendall G. Knorr, USN Rct Michael Kukula, USMC LT Melanie C. Lecaroz, USN

SPC Kimberly Santiago, USA MAJ Michael Milas, USA MAJ Paul J. Milas, USA SN Abraham L. Moore, USN CPT Christian A. Moree, USA Capt Sean P. Morrow, USMC Maj Thomas W. Morrow, USMC PO1 Vincent Q. Padaoan, USN PFC Nicholas J. Pagano, USA SGT Anthony R. Powers, USA SSG David Ptak, USA CAPT Katie Schullian, USN Capt Matthew Tegeler, USAF CDR Matthew Wauson, USN HN Anthony J. Wick, USN 2ndLT Michael D.Wick, Jr, USMC CPT Stephen M. Woldridge, USA

Please call Sue Wogan at 847-362-1005 if you would like to add your loved one to this list or have any changes to their information.

Please Pray For Our SMV Loved Ones Who Serve in the Military BANNS OF MARRIAGE

With joy we announce the upcoming marriage of

Christopher Rybicki & Jennifer Bach

Please pray for them as they prepare for their marriage in the Lord.

OUR RECENTLY DECEASED Please pray for the repose of the soul of

Timothy D’Angelo, son-in-law of Sue Davis

Rosemary Stevens, grandmother of Maureen Evers

We offer our sympathy to the family and pray that his soul now rests in peace and joy in the arms of God.

MASS PRESIDERS & HOMILISTS October 20 & 21, 2018

5:00 PM Presider: J. Curtis Homilist: J. Curtis 7:45 AM Presider: J. Curtis Homilist: J. Curtis 9:30 AM Presider: D. Olson Homilist: D. Moore 11:15 AM Presider: B. Beaven Homilist: D. Moore

BAPTISMS LAST WEEK Made children of God by water and the Spirit:

Dashiell Jackson Ballard, son of Braden Ballard & Gina Pasquesi

Dominic Reece, Gianna Maria & Sofia Aubree Barcenas-Robbins, children of Luis Barcenas & Megan Robbins

Aaliyah Marie & Kayla Adriana Rosario, daughters of Anibal Rosario & Maria Barcenas.

We congratulate the proud parents and welcome the newest members of our community of faith.

SMV Week at a Glance

Aid For Women Fundraiser

Sunday, October 14 8:45am—PREP Classes 12 Noon—Deaf Ministry Banquet, PC 2:00pm—Teen Choir Practice, Church 2:00pm—Youth Ministry Service Day 6:30pm—Baptism Prep, Narthex 7:00pm—Catholic Men in Action, 118 Monday, October 15 4:15pm—PREP Classes 7:00pm—Small Christian Comm, 118 7:00pm—Men’s Club, NH 7:00pm—Boy Scouts, ACCR Tuesday, October 16 4:15pm—PREP New Beginnings 6:15pm—PREP Classes 6:30pm—Sharing Hands, SHO 7:00pm—Parish Life Commission, RMR 7:00pm—Strength Finders Journey Group,

118 Wednesday, October 17 9:00am—Bible Study, 118 6:00pm—Youth Choir Practice, Church 6:00pm—SPRED Friends Meeting, 113-

117 7:00pm—RCIA Inquiry, RMR 7:00pm—Catholic Charities Mtg, NH 7:30pm—RCIA, 118 7:30pm—Adult Choir Practice, Church

NEED HELP?

Alcohol or drug abuse: Call Alcoholics Anonymous 847-362-1811 Al-Anon 847-680-4640; Adult Chil-dren of Alcoholics 847-680-4640 Gambling: Call Sarah at 847-927-0265 or 1-800-522-4700 or visit www.gamblersanonymous. Narcotics: www.na.org Emotions Anonymous: 847-370-6937 Ask for Don. Drinking or Emotional Problems: Holbrook Counseling Ctr of Mundelein, 312-655-7725 Physical/sexual abuse: Call Jane 847-986-4088 or Lee 847-367-5034. The Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center offers counseling for children & adult survi-vors of abuse. Call 847-244-1187. Hot line is 847-872-7799. Reporting Allegations of Child Abuse to Civil Authorities: Contact Matt Chancey, Chief of Criminal Division at 847-377-3000. D.C.F.S. = 1-800-252-2873. To report sexual abuse of mi-nors by priests or deacons, lay em-ployees, and/or volunteers: Call Leah McCluskey, MSW, LSW, 312-751-5205. Confidential Hotline: 1-800-994-6200. Domestic Violence Group Counseling offered in English & Spanish. Monday evenings in Waukegan, Tuesday eve-nings in Mundelein. Call 847-249-4450 Pregnant and Need Help? Call 847-249-2700 (Aid for Women of Northern Lake County) Annulment Information/Support: Call Nancy at 847-234-4517 ; [email protected] Veteran Support. vets.archchicago.org

Thursday, October 18 6:00pm– PADS, PC 6:30pm—Lectio Divina, RMR Friday, October 19 Midnight—6am—PADS, PC 11:30am—Book Club, O/S 7:00pm—Filipino Community Devo-

tions, Chapel & Narthex Saturday, October 20 9:00am—Rosary, Chapel 9:00am—Sharing Hands 9:00am—Furniture Ministry, Garages 9:00am—Bible Study, 118 2:30pm—Wedding, Church

Hospitality & Library Cart in Narthex Sunday, October 21 8:45am—PREP Classes 1:00pm—Dress a Girl Sewing, PC 2:00pm—Teen Choir Practice, Church 6:30pm—Youth Ministry Team Chal-

lenge, PC Location Code: AC=Administration Center ACCR= Admin Center Conference Room GH=Great Hall, JP Finnegan Center NH=North Hall, JP Finnegan Center N—Narthex O/S—Off-Site PC or Numbers= JP Finnegan Center or Classrooms PO=PREP Office RMR—Rectory Meeting Room (Lower Level) SHO—Sharing Hands Office TR=Teen Room

PADS ASSIGNMENTS OCTOBER 18 & 19 (WEEK 3) 6:00 – 8:30 PM— M. Batson, C. Arriola, P. Huerta, S. Spinell & Crew, M. Orozco, T. Rodriguez 8:30 – 11:00 PM—K. Holyoke, K. Ferreria, M. Katzner, J. Venard, C. Piechota, M. Alexander, J. Schulz 11:00 PM – 3:00 AM— P. Calcott, D. Flouret, B. Flouret 3:00 –7:00 AM— S. Ciccarelli, C. Reinert, J. Kucera 5:15 – 7:00 AM—C. Brownson, L. & J. Alm, L. Manso, A. Ftacek, R. Ray, B. Hogan, C. Steffens, N. Kranberg, If you have called Jane for a sub, disregard your name above.


Rev. Joseph C. Curtis, Pastor Rev. John P. Finnegan, Pastor Emeritus Maureen Evers, Pastoral Associate John Glenn, Deacon Dan Moore, Deacon Gerald E. Nora, Deacon Phillip Pagnotta, Jr., Deacon James W. Wogan, Deacon Mark R. Zwolski, Deacon Marion Hornung, Director of Religious Education Jim Welch, Youth Minister Susan Gray, Business Manager Frank Ruder, Director of Sharing Hands Miranda Farmer, Director of Music Sr. Mary Barbara Hassler, OSF, Director of Ministry of Care and Bereavement Contact for people with special needs: [email protected]

Sunday Masses: Saturdays at 5:00 PM Sundays at 7:45, 9:30 & 11:15 AM

11:15 AM Sunday Mass signed for the hearing impaired. (Except on the 4th Sunday of the month,

when there is a Mass for the Deaf) 4th Sunday of the month—Mass for the Deaf—4 PM

Weekday Mass: Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:00 AM

Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 AM Saturday Morning at 8:30 AM

Holy Day Masses: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM & 7:00 PM on the Feast

Confessions: Saturdays 4:15 to 4:45 PM, or by appointment.

Baptisms & Weddings: Please call the Rectory to make

arrangements as far in advance as possible.

ST. MARY OF VERNON CATHOLIC CHURCH

Parish Office: 847-362-1005 Religious Education: 847-362-0653 Youth Ministry: 847-362-1021 Fax: 847-362-6375 Website: www.maryofvernon.org

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