ST. BEDE CHURCH. Today s Liturgy N. Wilson Road, Ingleside, IL The Liturgy of the Eucharist

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1 ST. BEDE CHURCH N. Wilson Road, Ingleside, IL October 18, 2015 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Church website: Today s Liturgy The Liturgy of the Word - Readings #1177 Gathering Hymn: 832 In Christ There Is No East or West Responsorial Psalm: Lord, Let Your Mercy Be On Us Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia The Liturgy of the Eucharist Presentation Hymn: We Cannot Measure How You Heal Holy Acclamation: Holy Holy Mem. Acclamation: Save Us, Savior of the World Great Amen: Amen Lamb of God: 238 Communion Hymn Mary, First among Believers Recessional Hymn: There s a Wideness in God s Mercy

2 2 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015 From Our Pastor, Fr. Shawn Gould The Gospel and End of Life Decisions California recently became the fifth state to legalize assisted suicide. In this month dedicated to praying for an increase in the respect due to human life, I would like to clarify how the gospel of Jesus Christ applies to decisions we, as disciples, make with respect to end of life decisions. The first and most basic principle is that we can never intentionally shorten our lives or the lives of others. The Fifth Commandment prohibits murder, which is the intentional killing of an innocent human being. This prohibition applies to suicide and to assisting someone with suicide. A good act must be both good in itself and be done for a good intention. In the case of assisted suicide, many think that merely having the intention to reduce the suffering of another (which is a good intention) is enough to overcome the evil of the suicide itself. But a good intention doesn t change the goodness or evilness of an act. Murder does not become a good act because the person who commits it or assists with it believes there is a good reason to do so. The end never justifies the means. The means themselves the act itself must be good independently of the reason for doing the act. Committing suicide or assisting someone with suicide (which is always wrong) is different than withdrawing or refraining from using extraordinary means to prolong life. The Fifth Commandment prohibits us from directly shortening life; it does not require that we make every possible effort to prolong life, when natural causes are shortening life. Someone suffering terminally from cancer is not required to undergo all possible therapies (though he/she certainly may). We are not required to use a ventilator to keep us breathing. The ventilator can be removed and the natural process of dying allowed to continue. What about food and water for the unconscious? Can we withdraw those? No. Every human being who needs food and water has a right to food and water, if someone else has it and can spare it. A person who is unconscious has a right to food and water as long as his/her body can still make use of it and as long as it isn t unduly burdensome to the patient to provide it. The Church s teaching regarding end of life decisions may seem complex at times. If anyone has any further questions, I would be very happy to discuss them further. Update on the Organ As you can see, our organ has been installed and is now in the process of being tuned. The organ has several hundred pipes, each producing a separate note so the process of tuning after an initial installation takes some time. In order to comply with present code requirements, an extension to the loft s railing is being installed as well. The loft and organ should be ready for use before the end of the month. You may have noticed in the entryway a large organ pipe that has been turned into a bank. This is for donations to defray the cost of obtaining the new organ. Thank you for your generosity!

3 St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 3 Please Pray for the sick and homebound of our parish... Mass Intentions Dolores Allred Jacob Baldassano David Barnes Marcia Beake Rich Becmer Barbara Bernardi Deacon Phil Bertolani Phil Bickford Reggie Bolan Eric Brown Patricia Bulauski Dolores Clausen Lynn Cook Bob Conway Mary Conway Joy Cortesi Cathy Cyrzan Everett Donarski Jerry Eisenhower Pat Fernandez Brigid Finan Fr. Fitzpatrick Denise Freund Peri Freund Bill Freundt Dennis Frey Mary Frey Laurel Fritz Deborah Glen Bernadette Haase Rosemarie Hadley Jorie Hamsin Linda Hausen Jacqui Hebein Jeanette Hill George Hoefle, Sr. Dan Jakes Frank Jiracek Frank Keenan Margaret King Ron Korytowski Diane Labriola Tim LaCreta Debbie Laurie Charlee Lawson Patsy Leonard Mary Lisuzzo Charmaine Malecki Don Manthei Sharon Marchetti Joyce Matthei Deacon Jack McMahon Colleen Michaelson Jake Mosansky John Mueller Mary Ann Nelson Tom Newby Veronica Olson Sharon Palms Pat Pawlis Kim Petrie Rosemary Ptak Kayla Radtke Lydia Reca Gretchen Renlund Marilyn Ring Daanish Rizwan Joan Roden Paul Roden Sue Rodman J.J. Rodriguez Helen Rosing Julienne Scheibe Christine Schultz Leonard Schultz Bill Shafer Jerry Smith Robert Snyder Scott G. Stafort Roger Swiss William Terry Kris Teska Carol Teufel Ron Teufel Lenore Trausch (Schopper) Heather Van Daele Kindi Warren John Wells Marilyn Wielgos William E. Wollmuth Florence Wrobel Virginia Zeifert Jason Zdon Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, October 17 5:00 PM Rebecca Williams, req. by Susan Laubach Phyllis Magnine, req. by Barb Erber & Carol Magnine Sunday, October 18 7:00 AM Curran Family, req. by Mr. & Mrs. Curran 9:00 AM People of the Parish 11:00 AM Jeanette Schindler, req. by Copy Cats & Tom Cats 4:30 PM People of the Parish Monday, October 19 Ss. John de Brébeuf & Isaac Jogues 8:15 AM Beth Pashke, req. by Pashke Family Tuesday, October 20 8:15 AM Hugh O Malley, req. by McEnroe Family Wednesday, October 21 8:15 AM Carl R. Tadavich, req. by Anthony & Diane Tadavich Thursday, October 22 8:15 AM Edward Peterson, req. by Avie Curran Friday, October 23 8:15 AM Father s Day Intentions Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, October 24 5:00 PM Loretta Walleck, in Loving Memory of Walleck Family Sunday, October 25 7:00 AM Zelanko Family, req. by Mr. & Mrs. Curran 9:00 AM Kay Holden, req. by Chuck & Marilyn Skittino 11:00 AM People of the Parish 4:30 PM People of the Parish and for all whose names are written in our parish book of intentions. Please call the rectory at if you or your family member needs to be added to or removed from the prayer list. Let us throw ourselves into the ocean of God s goodness, where every failing will be cancelled and anxiety turned into love. St. Paul of the Cross Readings for the Week Monday Rom 4:20-25; Lk 1:69-75; Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Ps 40:7-10, 17; Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday Rom 6:12-18; Ps 124:1b-8; Lk 12:39-48 Thursday Rom 6:19-23; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 12:49-53 Friday Rom 7:18-25a; Ps 119:66, 68, 78-77, 93-94; Lk 12:24-59 Saturday Rom 8:1-11; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 13:1-9 Sunday Jer 31:7-9; Ps 126:1-6; Heb 5:1-6; Mk 10:46-52 We pray for the repose of the souls of all those who have died. May They Rest in Peace.

4 4 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015 St. Bede School News We are currently accepting new students for this school year. Please contact us at or for more information or to schedule your tour. Upcoming Events October 22 Halloween Family Reading Night from 6:00 to 7:30 PM; call to make reservation (no charge). October 24 Halloween Hustle Walk/Run at Grant Woods; see the school website ( or call the school ( ) for more information. Bring all of your friends and your whole family (your dog too!) November 7 Holiday Bazaar from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM in the St. Bede Faith Formation Center. A Special Gift The members of our parish rosary ministry have given each of our students a rosary. They have also given our school a beautiful statue of Our Lady of Fatima. Chloe Carpenter was the first of our students to have the opportunity of taking the statue home for an evening and praying the rosary with her family. The statue will go home to another school family each evening. Are you a graduate of St. Bede School? We d like to tell your story! Please contact us at: pstrang@stbedeschool.com

5 St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 5 St. Bede Annual Holiday Bazaar Saturday, November 7, :00 AM 3:00 PM Get into the holiday spirit! Join us for your holiday shopping with popular brand name vendors and handmade creations! Come and shop the vendors and crafters you know and love plus meet some newcomers! We will also have a raffle table, bake sale, concessions, and more! In the Faith Formation Center N. Wilson Road Ingleside, IL We host a handicap accessible show with additional parking at Gavin School (Rte. 59 and Wilson). For more information, please stbedeholidaybaz@aol.com or call Elizabeth McLaren at Fr. Shawn will be participating in our 5K event! If you are interested in pledging him, please place your donation in an envelope marked Halloween Hustle Pledge for Fr. Shawn. Donations can be placed in the collection basket at Mass, dropped off at the school or rectory, or given directly to Fr. Shawn before or after Mass. All proceeds benefit the Support Our Future Campaign. Thank you, in advance, for your kindness and generosity!

6 6 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015 ANNOUNCING St. Bede s Annual Coat and Blanket Give-Away for Our Neighbors in Need Saturday, October 24, 2015 ONLY from 12 noon until 1:30 pm Coleman Hall (Church Basement) With special thanks to Coat Drives conducted through St. Bede Church and School as well as Stanton School. Sponsored by Saint Vincent de Paul Saint Bede Conference, Ingleside, IL Along with St. Vincent de Paul, The Knights of Columbus will also be giving away winter coats for the needy. Same time, same place!

7 St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 7 CRHP (Christ Renews His Parish) Hello, all WOMEN of St. Bede! Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! Your St. Bede sister parishioners would like to INVITE YOU to something very special this fall, our continuing renewal experience within your beloved parish! Would you consider reserving this special time for YOU this fall??? What is it? CRHP is 30 life-changing hours of demonstrated prayer, love, and service. If you are a busy woman, you ve likely never experienced anything like this! Why? To have fun and renew your heart Where? At the St. Bede Faith Formation Center When? Saturday, October 24 & Sunday, October 25, 2015 (spending the night is encouraged but not required) How much? Nothing! Just your time and an open mind and heart. How do I sign up? Simply call Jane Nischan at our rectory, and ask to be included! Or you can Gloria Charland at gtcharland@gmail.com to register. All meals and refreshments are included. Special needs will be accommodated. Transportation available. If you have attended a CRHP weekend before, you are welcome to come again! You will spend an unforgettable two days and one night with the loving women of St. Bede in a cozy environment. You will experience prayer, sharing, loving, being served, and spiritually renewed! May the Spirit move your heart to make this call today God bless you!

8 8 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015 Have you missed any Sacraments and want to receive them? Would you like to become a Catholic? R.C.I.A. Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is a process for adults interested in learning more about the Catholic faith in order to receive the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. This process is for all women and men who are not baptized or baptized in another Christian church but in need of further instruction or initiation, or those baptized in the Catholic Church but needing more instruction to complete the sacraments of initiation. Persons never baptized are referred to as catechumens, while those previously baptized are called candidates. Classes begin in the fall of 2015 in the Faith Formation Center Library. For more information, please contact Deacon Larry Spohr at or Mark Buckley at Rosary Army Make Them, Pray Them, Give Them Away All are invited to join us as we learn to make knotted twine rosaries starting at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, October 21st in Coleman Hall. No commitment required once you learn you may do them on your own if you prefer. St. Bede Rosary Ministry is funded entirely on donations. Anyone wishing to make a donation may place a marked envelope in the collection basket. We are deeply grateful for your donations and prayerful support. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Danielle Weidner at St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Parishioners! If you know of any individual, family or friend who is in need of food, please have them contact the St. Bede Society of St. Vincent de Paul at All information is kept confidential. Also, we welcome them to attend our community dinner in Coleman Hall (church basement) on the 3rd Sunday of every month. The doors open at 3:30 PM and the dinner is from 4:00-5:30 PM. Our current Food Pantry needs: Chili, Beef Stew, Chicken Soup, Beef Vegetable Soup, Canned Spaghetti Just a reminder that the needy in our community depend on your donations. The St. Vincent de Paul poor boxes are located at the exits of the church. Thank you! High School Sacramental Preparation We are seeking any high school student who is catching up with sacraments to form a class here at St. Bede. If you know of any interested teen (grades 9-12) please call the religious education office. We would like to Families and the Gospel Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Mark 10:35-45) Advice books abound on marriage and parenting. Jesus tells us in today s gospel the real secret: satisfying relationships depend on how well we sacrifice our needs to serve others. It is not about getting, it s about giving ourselves. If you feel like you are a servant to your children and spouse, then you are doing it right. by Bud Ozar Firewood For Sale The Knights have been collecting dropped trees and are selling seasoned wood once again. The cost of a face cord is $95.00 free delivery if within 5 miles. Stacking will be an additional $5.00. If you would like wood delivered, please call Leo at or Ed at

9 St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 9 Stewardship Update Week at a Glance Parish Stewardship Report Weekend of October 10/11, th Sunday of the 2016 Fiscal Year 16 via Give Central $ 1, envelopes $ 6, Loose cash $ Sunday Collection Total: $ 8, nd Collection: Faith Formation $ 1, Current Fiscal Year (2016) Average per Sunday - $9, $ 145, Last Fiscal Year (2015) Average per Sunday - $9, $ 146, THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUING SUPPORT! 2nd Collections for October: Oct. 18: World Mission Sunday Oct. 25: Building Repair/Maintenance SUPPORT OUR FUTURE - SAVE OUR SCHOOL Through Monday, October 12 we have received $100, in cash and $6, in pledges from 126 individuals/families plus those who have given in the 2 nd Collection. In addition to the above total, there is $100,000 which we will be using from the School Endowment Fund which was funded by parishioners a number of years ago. Thank you to all for your support as we strive to meet our goal! In the meantime donations may be made through GiveCentral.org which can be accessed through either the Church or School website. Checks or cash with the indication of SUPPORT OUR FUTURE are also appreciated. Please Note: Any and all contributions to the Support Our Future campaign should be identified to indicate the giver. In the event that we fail to raise enough money by December 1 st to allow our school to open for the school year, all monies raised will be offered back to the giver. To do this we ll need to know who gave. Thank you for your support! Monday, October 19 Brownie Troop Meeting 6:00-7:00 PM, Room 110 Girls Scouts 6:30-8:30 PM, Fitz Hall Tuesday, October 20 Staff Meeting 5:30 PM, Conference Room Boys Basketball Parent Meeting 6:00-7:30 PM, Gym Bible Study 6:30-7:30 PM, Knights House Boy Scout Troop 85 Meeting 7:00-8:30 PM, Fitzpatrick Hall Cub Scout Pack 111 Meeting 7:00-8:00 PM, Coleman Hall Parish Pastoral Council Meeting 7:00 PM, Conference Room Wednesday, October 21 School Mass 8:15 AM, Church Religious Ed, 1st - 6th Grades 6:30-8:00 PM, FFC Fundraising Committee Meeting 6:30 PM, Conference Room Meeting for Halloween Hustle 7:00 PM, Room 110 Rosary Making Meeting 7:00 PM, Coleman Hall Thursday, October 22 Halloween Family Reading Night 6:00-7:30 PM, Library St. Bede Choir Practice 7:00-9:00 PM, Church Friday, October 23 Conference Room use for Halloween Hustle 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 6:30-7:30 PM, Church Saturday, October 24 Women s CRHP Retreat Weekend FFC St. Vincent de Paul Coat Giveaway 12:00-1:30 PM, Coleman Hall Sunday, October 25 Women s CRHP Retreat Weekend FFC Religious Ed, Pre-K - 6th Grades 9:30-10:40 AM, FFC Children s Liturgy during Mass 11:00 AM Baptisms 12:30 PM, Church FOR YOUR INFORMATION Fr. Shawn is available depending on ministerial commitments, of course to accept invitations to homes for lunch, dinner, or a visit. Feel free to drop him a note at his address (sgould@stbedechurch.com) and he ll get back to you.

10 10 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015 Public Square Rosary Crusade October 10, 2015 St. Bede Women s Club October is the month of Our Lady of the Rosary. Our meeting was started with a song and a procession of roses to the statue of Blessed Virgin. Father Simon Minyati came and talked to us about Our Blessed Mother and the rosary. We may have thought that we knew all about these subjects but we learned more and we were entertained as well. Father Simon is an excellent speaker. He is a Conventual Franciscan Friar from Kenya and is on sabbatical at Marytown. After the meeting, all the ladies went home with a rose. But before we left, there was time to take a few selfies with the Pope! Our next meeting is November 9 th and it is one of our annual favorites. We will have a flower demonstration by Sue Glashagel owner of Prunella s Flower Shoppe. Watch the bulletin for more details.

11 St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 11 October 7, 2015 Pilgrimage to Holy Hill in Hubertus, Wisconsin Sponsored by St. Bede Women s Club What a beautiful day we had for our pilgrimage. The weather was perfect, the scenery was lovely, the food was good, and the company was friendly! On the feast day of Our Lady of the Rosary, forty-five men and women from St. Bede along with friends from neighboring parishes boarded the bus for a pilgrimage to Holy Hill in Hubertus, Wisconsin. We had time to roam the grounds and buildings. A few energetic people from the group climbed to the top of the Basilica steeple (176 stairs) for a gorgeous view of the surrounding area. The chapel to the Blessed Mother invited prayer. The statues and stained glass windows were beautiful to see with the sun shining through. The outdoor Stations of the Cross were awe inspiring but you had to be in shape to climb up the hill to see each one of them. Confessions were available, rosary was said before Mass, Mass was in the beautiful Basilica, then there was a talk on the history of Holy Hill. Our very own Father Shawn concelebrated the Mass. All of this was followed by a delicious lunch and more time to roam and shop. All in all it was a perfect day to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary! Rosary Ministry Open House After Masses in Coleman Hall Saturday, Oct. 24 after 5pm Mass Sunday, Oct. 25 after 7, 9 & 11am Mass Sweet Table Meet & Greet Make New Friends Rosary Making Demonstration! Come and join us to see what we re all about!

12 12 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 18, 2015 Liturgical Ministry Schedule for October 24/25 Mass Presiders Lectors Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion 4 PM Confessions Fr. Gould 5:00 PM Fr. Gould C. Diehl H. Le, C. Rice, M. Sink S. Hansen 7:00 AM Fr. Gould B. Obenauf E. Zeifert, C. Bartz, F. Brill D. Jakes 9:00 AM Fr. Gould S. Cotter B. Ratajczyk, D. Redmond, J. Stangel E. Barrett 11:00 AM Fr. Gould J. Bieschke L. Wojcikowski, L. Mahoney, P. Blencoe B. Tilli 4:30 PM Fr. Kinn Ministers of Care Schedule for October/November Paradise Park Lakeland Apartments Oct. 23 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Ed Portalski Ann & Frank Wach Ed Portalski Gregg Zeifert No Service Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22 Nov. 29 Ed Portalski Tina Carpenter Al Gort Sandra Prez Bill & Mary Lou Obenauf Tina Carpenter Ed Portalski Let us confidently approach the throne of grace to receive mercy and to find grace for timely help. Hebrews 4:14-16

13 Meat Raffle at Four Coyne s Grill & Bar Tickets are 4/$1.00 Come and take a chance on winning your choice of meat every Saturday at 2:00 PM at Four Coyne Grill & Bar in Round Lake. All proceeds are donated to St. Bede by one of our parishioners, Tom Coyne. Winner is selected each Saturday at 2:00 PM and given the choice to choose from steaks, roasts, chops, ribs and/or chicken. Also, after the meat raffle there is a drawing for 2 free drinks. All are invited to stop by for some good times, food and a chance to win from a selection of great meats. Four Coyne s Grill & Bar/ Nippersink Road, Round Lake New Parishioner Registration or Change of Address Place in the collection basket to receive a registration form. You are registered when that form is returned to us. If you are changing your address, check here Name Address City Zip Apt. # Phone # If you would like a parish registration form ed to you, please provide your address below: St. Bede Parish Mission Statement St. Bede Catholic Church is a welcoming spiritual community where sacraments, education and evangelization lead us to Jesus Christ. Pastoral Staff Rev. Shawn Gould, Pastor (sgould@stbedechurch.com) Rev. John F. Krebs, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Robert J. Fitzpatrick, Pastor Emeritus Rev. James W. Kinn, Weekend Assistant Phil Bertolani, Deacon (Holly) Jack McMahon, Retired Deacon (Marge) Larry Spohr, Deacon (Fran), Pastoral Minister Gregg Zeifert, Deacon (Eileen) Parish Office Staff Fred Konopasek, Business Manager Elaine Kavanaugh, Parish/School Bookkeeper Jane Nischan, Administrative Assistant Parish Office: /Parish Fax: St. Bede School & Religious Education N. Wilson Road, Ingleside, IL Patricia Strang, Principal School Office: /School Fax: Mark Buckley, Director of Religious Education Mary Richards, Religious Ed Administrative Assistant Religious Education Office: Web Address: Weekly Mass Schedule Monday thru Friday: 8:15 AM Saturday Evening: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM & 4:30 PM Holy Day Masses As scheduled in the Bulletin. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 4:00 to 4:30 PM in the Church. Baptisms Second & Fourth Sundays of the month at 12:30 PM. Registration is necessary by phone or at the Rectory. Preparatory instruction for parents is required. Marriages Call the rectory at least 4 months in advance. Communion for Homebound Call the rectory at New to the Parish? Welcome to St. Bede Please call parish office to register yourself and/or your family. Parish Pastoral Council: Bob Fesus, President Market Day, Audrey Mathis: Parish Address: stbed @stbedechurch.com