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1 St. Bede Church N. Wilson Road, Ingleside, IL Copyright J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. Photos: JurgaR/E+/Getty Images, kavunchik/istock/getty Images Plus May 7, 2017 Fourth Sunday of Easter Church website:

2 From the Desk of the Pastor, Fr. Shawn Gould Devotion to the Blessed Virgin A strong Marian devotion used to be a mainstay of an ordinary Catholic s life. That is still true for some, but I think it could hardly be contested that devotion to the Blessed Virgin has declined since the Second Vatican Council. The Council itself held up the perennial teaching of the Church that Mary is the pre-eminent and singular member of the Church.... The Catholic Church, taught by the Holy Spirit, honors her with filial affection and piety as a most beloved mother. (Lumen Gentium 53) Despite the Council s teachings, the notion has arisen that devotion to St. Mary is somehow merely optional or even contrary to a relationship with Christ. Whatever may be the perception, devotion to Mary and devotion to Christ are not in any way competitive with each other. If Jesus truly is God the Son, and if Jesus is truly human, then St. Mary truly is the Mother of God. Moreover, she is that only because of her most perfect submission to God s grace. Her close relationship with her Son, both as the receiver of His grace and the instrument of His will, make her a powerful mediator for us. A mediator is not someone who makes two people more distant from each other, but one who brings two people together. It s the preferred way that Jesus uses to bring us to Him. He sent apostles and His other disciples out to prepare the world for Him, even though He could, presumably, have done all of that work Himself. So also, He has empowered His mother to act on our behalf to bring us closer to Him. This month of May is dedicated to her in a special way. It is a season to remember what Jesus has done for her and through her. And it is a time for us to ask for her help and to be taught by her. On Saturday, May 13, the Church celebrates the feast of Our Lady of Fatima, remembering her appearance to three Portugese children, Blessed Francisco and Jacinta (soon to be canonized saints) and Servant of God Lucia Santos. This year is the 100 th anniversary of her apparition. In commemoration of the Virgin s ongoing work to bring the world closer to her divine Son, we will honor her at the 5 p.m. Mass on the 13 th and pray the rosary together after Mass. The message of Our Lady at Fatima in 1917 had basically two elements. First, she clarified that God continues to use her as an instrument of His grace in the world. Second, she urged the faithful to foster their faith by praying the rosary, by being dedicated to her Immaculate Heart, and by making sacrifices in reparation for sin not just their own but that of the world. Her message essentially builds on one of the core convictions of the faith: that those who are baptized into Christ s life share in His priestly office of offering sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins. Our life in Christ is not limited to the forgiveness of our own sins (though that is the essential beginning of it). By His grace we are raised to the dignity of becoming agents of His plan of salvation. Particularly through our participation in the sacrifice of the Mass and through prayer, such as the rosary, our communion in the work of Christ and His saints grows. I encourage us all to renew our dedication to the Lord through His mother and incorporate the rosary into our daily prayer. 2 Fourth Sunday of Easter May 7, 2017

3 Mass Intentions Fourth Sunday of Easter Saturday, May 6 5:00 PM Lenny Colella, req. by Bob Conway Sunday, May 7 7:00 AM Charles Vogt, req. by Jeanne Vogt 9:00 AM Paula Neuroth, req. by Dan & Michelle Martin 11:00 AM Deacon Jack McMahon, req. by Le & Danielle Weidner 4:30 PM People of the Parish Monday, May 8 8:15 AM Marge Moreth, req. by niece, Jane Nischan & Norb Pozen Tuesday, May 9 8:15 AM Jean Egger, req. by Paly Family Wednesday, May 10 8:15 AM Purgatorial Society Thursday, May 11 8:15 AM Bob Kramer, req. by Maryann Kramer Friday, May 12 8:15 AM Federico Gerasmo, Jr., req. by Family Fifth Sunday of Easter Saturday, May 13 5:00 PM Dorothy Scott, req. by Lindsay Elkins Sunday, May 14 7:00 AM Margaret Schuenemann, req. by Michael & Susan Laubach 9:00 AM Florence Jordan, req. by Carol & Carrie Koster 11:00 AM Paula Neuroth, req. by Dan & Michelle Martin 4:30 PM People of the Parish Readings for the Week Please Pray for the sick and homebound of our parish... Nora Adams Dolores Allred Jacob Baldassano Marcia Beake Barbara Bernardi Deacon Phil Bertolani Phil Bickford Janine Bique Reggie Bolan Beverly Breon Eric Brown Patricia Bulauski Dolores Clausen Lynn Cook Bob Conway Joy Cortesi Tom Coyne Cathy Cyrzan Norman DeLeo Everett Donarski Jerry Eisenhower Pat Fernandez Brigid Finan Pip Formica Peri Freund Mary Freundt Dennis Frey Mary Frey Angeline Geger Deborah Glen Bernadette Haase Rosemarie Hadley Jorie Hamsing Linda Hausen Jacqui Hebein Jeanette Hill Dan Jakes Frank Jiracek Kevin Kaminski Ray Kavanaugh Frank Keenan Nick Keller Margaret King Ron Korytowski Tim LaCreta Debbie Laurie Charlee Lawson Patsy Leonard Denny Lenz Pearl Linne Bill Lynch Charmaine Malecki Don Manthei Sharon Marchetti Joyce Matthei Colleen Michaelson Mary Ann Nelson Tom Newby Veronica Olson Sharon Palms Pat Pawlis Mary Pejril Kim Petrie Rosemary Ptak Kayla Radtke Lydia Reca Mark Regner Daanish Rizwan Joan Roden Paul Roden Sue Rodman J.J. Rodriguez Helen Rosing Julienne Scheibe Christine Schultz Leonard Schultz Bill Shafer Robert Snyder Scott G. Stafort Roger Swiss John & Mary Szajna William Terry Kris Teska Ron Teufel Lenore Trausch (Schopper) Gerald Untz Heather Van Daele Ron Vermillion, Jr. Beverly Warden Kindi Warren Marilyn Wielgos William E. Wollmuth Florence Wrobel Virginia Zeifert Jason Zdon To add or remove a name: Please contact or jnischan@stbedechurch.com or fkonopasek@stbedechurch.com. Monday: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; Jn 10:11-18 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn 10:22-30 Wednesday: Acts 12:24 13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Jn 12:44-50 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25; Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27; Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14 Sunday: Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; 1 Pt 2:4-9; Jn 14:1-12 We pray for the repose of the souls of all those who have died. May They Rest in Peace. St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 3

4 Saint Bede School N. Wilson Rd., Ingleside, IL St. Bede Faith Formation Center (School & Religious Education Building) REGISTRATION FOR PRESCHOOL THRU GRADE 8 IS NOW OPEN Call to schedule your tour. Faith based academic program which includes technology, science, mathematics, language arts, social studies, art, music, physical education, and Spanish Computer lab One to one computers in Grades 5-8 Science lab Bus service for residents of District 37, District 114, and the Antioch/Lake Villa area Financial Assistance Extracurricular activities: Athletics, Student Council, Chess, Band, Choir, Drama, and STEM Preschool & Kindergarten OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, May 9th 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Visit our Preschool and Kindergarten classes, learn about our programs, and meet our staff. Programs for Three Year Olds: T/TH mornings T/TH all day Mon - Fri all day Programs for Four Year Olds: M/W/F mornings M/W/F all day Mon - Fri all day Full Day Kindergarten Program 4 Fourth Sunday of Easter May 7, 2017

5 2017 St. Bede Rummage Sale! June 22, 23 and 24 Spring is here! What a perfect time to clean out your attic, basement or garage with items you no longer want or need that are in good condition. These items will be for sale at our annual rummage sale June 22nd through June 24th where the profits are used to help support our school and parish. The items we will be collecting are: Furniture (good, clean condition) Books Bikes Linens Outdoor Furniture CD s/ DVD s Tools Toys/Games Indoor and Outdoor Toys Lighting/Lamps Dishes Appliances (working) Household items Jewelry Flat Screen TV s Vases Clothes Electronic Equipment (working) Pictures/Frames Kitchen Items DUE TO LIMITED SPACE, WE ARE ONLY ACCEPTING FURNITURE, CLOTHING, BOOKS, HOUSEWARES AND LINENS UNTIL MAY 27TH, WHEN WE WILL BE ABLE TO START ACCEPTING ALL OTHER ITEMS. Saturday morning drop-offs have begun. They are from 8:30 AM - 11 AM. Furniture drop off is door #6 behind St. Bede School (Faith Formation Center). All other items can be dropped off at the side entrance, door #10. Furniture pick-ups are on the following 4 Saturday mornings: May 20 and June 3, 10, 17. To schedule a pick up, call Marilyn and Suzanne Sink at or us at marandsuzsink@att.net. WE ARE IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS (AND TRUCKS) FOR FURNITURE PICK UP. IF YOU ARE ABLE TO HELP, PLEASE CALL OR US TO LET US KNOW WHAT DAY(S) YOU ARE AVAILABLE. Absolutely cannot accept: Tube TV's, baby equipment, exercise equipment, entertainment centers, Christmas trees, luggage or sleeper sofas. Please donate items and help St. Bede Parish have a successful Rummage Sale! All donated items are tax deductible a form will be given to you upon delivery of the item(s). THE CALL OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD The Twenty-third Psalm, today s responsorial psalm, is arguably the best known of all the psalms. The line that reads Even though I walk in the dark valley / I fear no evil; for you are at my side / with your rod and your staff / that give me courage (Psalm 23:4) connects this week s scriptures to the wonderful story of the road to Emmaus, which we heard last week. The Lord Jesus, our Good Shepherd, is constantly at our side. He calls us each by name, beckoning us into a deeper relationship with him. That call, issued to each of us at the moment of our baptism, carries with it the promise of the Good Shepherd: I came so that they might have life and have it more abundantly (John 10:10). Copyright J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. All are invited to attend a Reception this Sunday following the 11 AM Mass in honor of Fr. James Kinn in celebration of his 60th Anniversary of Ordination to the Priesthood. Please join us for light refreshments in Coleman Hall (church basement) St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 5

6 Men s Scripture Group St. Bede Youth Ministry Calling all students grades 6th thru 12th! Come together to learn more about our faith and enjoy fellowship with others. We meet at the Knights House (across from St. Bede School) from 5:30 7 PM. Please note: For the months of May thru September, youth ministry will meet only on the 4th Sundays of the month. Our next meeting will be May 28th. Inviting all men to join Deacon Larry and our St. Bede Tuesday Morning Scripture Group. We begin, first, at the 8:15 AM Mass and then proceed to Panera Bread on Rollins Road in Round Lake Beach where we have a reserved area for us to gather at 9:00 AM. Share a meal and the Word of the Lord! No reservations are necessary, just come and join us. It s a great way to begin the day! Are you or someone you know widowed? Visit the Church Library For Widowed Men & Women The dramatic true story of a man who played to lose, and finally won the greatest prize of all. Playboy to Priest (in the Biography section) tells the story of a man who knew all about gaining the world. You hold out your hand and someone puts money in it. You smile and a beautiful women smiles back. But to save his soul, he had to learn the world s hardest way. Read the story. The library is located in Coleman Hall. To sign out a book, just put your name, date (month/day/year) and phone number on the card (located on the book s inside cover) and put the card in the Signed Out Books holder. When returning the book, put it on the shelf marked Returns and we ll replace it in the library. There will be a retreat/workshop July 22 & 23, 2017, at Holy Family Parish, 2515 Palatine Rd., Inverness, IL (There are no overnights available) Times for the Joyful Again! Weekend are as follows: Saturday, July 22 from 8:45 AM to 7:30 PM Sunday, July 23 from 8:45 AM to 3:30 PM Being widowed is a special loss, and this program is designed especially to help the widowed find hope and joy again. Space is limited please register early. Phone: Joyful Again Widowed Ministry at or joyfulagain7211@gmail.com. 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. There also will be a Northern IL Food Truck coming on May 30 from 4:00-5:30 PM, which will take place in the church parking lot. Our current Food Pantry needs: Beef Stew, Pork & Beans, Canned Spaghetti, Pasta Sauce, Pancake Syrup. Thank you! Visit svdpchicago.org or call our St. Bede Parish Fourth Sunday of Easter May 7, 2017

7 Rose for Mom Roses for Life After all the Masses next weekend, the Mother s Day Right to Life Rose Benefit will take place. Fresh cut, long stemmed red roses will be available for a donation of $2 per rose, 3 roses for $5, 6 roses for $10 or $20 per dozen. Expectant mothers will be presented a free rose. The rose is a symbol of the unique beauty of each human life as well as the universal symbol of the Pro- Life movement. These roses make a beautiful gift as well as a strong statement on the value of human life and motherhood. Proceeds from the benefit help Lake County Right to Life provide the funds necessary to continue efforts to defend and protect the unborn, innocent, unwanted, handicapped, and elderly who are at grave risk in our society. Efforts include: Educational newsletters, active website, video/book/pamphlet library, forums for health and end of life issues, speakers for schools and community groups, referrals to crisis pregnancy centers. Lake County Right to Life is a non-profit, volunteer organization. CELEBRATING THE FIRST APPARITION OF OUR BLESSED LADY TO THE CHILDREN OF FATIMA! May 13, 2017, is the 100th Anniversary of Our Blessed Lady s first appearance to three young children in the city of Fatima, Portugal. This year, May 13th falls on a Saturday and is a wonderful opportunity for our parish to show her our love, thanks and devotion. The 5:00 PM Mass on May 13th will be dedicated to Our Blessed Lady. After Mass, a rosary will be prayed to commemorate the miracle of her appearance. Please consider joining us as we celebrate and show our love for OUR BLESSED LADY! Also, feel free to bring flowers to surround Our Dear Mother on this special day!! THE ST. BEDE ROSARY MINISTRY Knights of Columbus Breakfast Buffet Sunday, May 21st 8:00 AM until 1:00 PM Coleman Hall (church basement) The St. Bede Rosary Army is currently looking for more Rosary Makers! Our next Rosary Army meeting will be on Wednesday, May 17th at 7:00 PM in Coleman Hall (church basement). Please come and join us as we learn to make knotted twine rosaries. Once you learn, you may make them at home on your own if you prefer. The need for rosaries is great. Please consider helping us out in this prayerful and worthy ministry. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Danielle Weidner at or just come to our next meeting and see what we re all about! St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 7

8 A View of the Week Stewardship Monday, May 8 Band Concert Rehearsal & Setup 3:00-9:00 PM, Gym Girl Scout Meeting 6:30-8:00 PM, Fitzpatrick Hall Tuesday, May 9 Tuesday Morning Men s Scripture Group 8:15 AM Mass, followed by Panera Bread Round Lake Beach Prime Timers Senior Group Meeting 11:00-2:00 PM, Coleman Hall BSJ Executive Committee Meeting 5:30 PM, School Office Bible Study 6:30-7:30 PM, Knights House Finance Council Meeting 6:30 PM, Conference Room Band Concert 7:00 PM, Gym Boy Scout Troop 85 Meeting 7:00-8:30 PM, Fitzpatrick Hall Cub Scout Pack 111 Meeting 7:00-8:00 PM, Coleman Hall Wednesday, May 10 Chess Club 2:30-3:30 PM, Room TBA Parents Association Meeting 6:30 PM, Library St. Vincent de Paul Meeting 7:00 PM, Conference Room Thursday, May 11 St. Bede Choir Rehearsal 7:00-9:00 PM, Church Legion of Mary Meeting 7:00-8:30 PM, Conference Room Friday, May 12 School Mass (8th Grade Tribute Mass) 8:15 AM, Church Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 6:30-7:30 PM, Church (Confessions 6:30-7:15 PM) Saturday, May 13 New Parishioner Welcome Mass & Dinner 5:00 PM, Church, then Coleman Hall (church basement) Sunday, May 14 Children s Liturgy during Mass 11:00 AM Baptisms 12:30 PM, Church Parish Stewardship - Week Ending April 30, th Sunday of the Fiscal Year 25 via Give Central $ 1, envelopes $ 5, Loose cash $ 1, Sunday Collection Total: $ 8, Total FY Including Christmas & Easter $ 435, Average Sunday Collection $ 8, Budgeted per Sunday $ 9, Last FY (2016) - Including Christmas & Easter $ 450, Average per Sunday $ 9, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF ST. BEDE! 2nd Collections for May: May 7: Support Our Future May 14: Catholic Charities Mother s Day Collection May 21: Building Repair & Maintenance May 28: Faith Formation GOD HAS A SPECIAL PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE God has a special plan for your life and wants you to have support in discovering that plan. Call Fr. Francis Bitterman for information and guidance in the desire you feel toward priesthood. Practical help makes the practice of listening to God easier. It takes courage to make that first call, and you will appreciate that you did. CONTACT FR. FRANCIS BITTERMAN, VOCATION DIRECTOR fbitterman@archchicago.org New families who registered with St. Bede Parish between April 7, 2016 and the current date are invited to a Newcomer s Mass and Dinner next Saturday, May 13, We will begin with Mass at 5 PM, which will be followed by a dinner in Coleman Hall (church basement). If you would like to attend, please RSVP to the parish office at by 4:30 PM, May 8th. 8 Fourth Sunday of Easter May 7, 2017

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10 Religious Education Summer Intensive Our summer Religious Education Intensive Program is June 19-30, 2017 from 8:30 AM to Noon. We are currently in need of catechists and other volunteers to make this program another choice for Religious Education families at St. Bede. To register for grade 1, 3 thru 7, please call the RE office at or obtain the registration materials from the St. Bede Parish website at If you are interested in some of our other programs or are in need of discounts on tuition, please call the RE office for more details. If you have or know of any children with special needs who require help with sacraments or religious education, please call the Religious Education Office. We would like to start a SPRED (Special Religious Education Development) program here at St. Bede to meet the needs in our area but we need trained helpers. Our Bishops have challenged us to make all programs accessible for everyone. We will have more information in upcoming bulletins about this opportunity. SPRED Faith Formation and Inclusion for Children and Adults With Developmental Disabilities or Learning Challenges SPRED is an agency of the Archdiocese of Chicago which has designed a unique program for persons with developmental disabilities to help them to know God and prepare for full participation in the sacramental life of the Church. With the support of the SPRED Agency, a parish welcomes these special people into a small faith community where they form friendships with people from the parish and journey with them in faith. Each SPRED community focuses on a particular age grouping in order to respect the chronological age and life experiences of their friends. They fall into the following categories: 6-10 year old children; year old teens; year old young people; and adults 22 years and older. A parish is a part of an area effort to assure that these friends can participate in SPRED from childhood through adulthood. A series of informational meetings will be offered to begin the work of finding a SPRED chairperson and building a SPRED community to welcome persons with special needs. If you have a family member, or know of anyone with a family member with developmental disabilities of any age, please call to place them on a waiting list. If you are a person who may be interested in becoming a member of our SPRED community and partner for one of our SPRED friends, come and learn more Contact: Mark Buckley at mbuckley@stbedechurch.com Further questions, contact: Julia Hess at julia.spredcrw@sbcglobal.net or visit the SPRED website: or In his own body he brought your sins to the cross, so that all of us, dead to sin, could live in accord with God s will. By his wounds you were healed. At one time you were straying like sheep, but now you have returned to the shepherd, the guardian of your souls. 1 Peter 2: 24, Fourth Sunday of Easter May 7, 2017

11 FINDING HOPE/HEALING HEARTS 10 Week Grief Support Group: Think of your grief as a wilderness a vast, inhospitable forest. You must journey through this wilderness. To find your way out, you must become acquainted with its terrain and learn to follow the sometimes hard-to-find trail that leads to healing. In the wilderness of your grief, the touchstones are your trail markers. They are the signs that let you know you are on the right path. When you learn to identify and rely on the touchstones, you will find your way to hope and healing. Writing can be a very effective form of mourning, or expressing your grief outside yourself. And it is through mourning that you heal in grief. The Understanding Your Grief Journal is a companion workbook and is designed to help mourners explore the many facets of their unique grief through journaling. Specific questions are offered and writing space is provided for the many questions raised. This weekly group will meet at St. Mary of the Annunciation for 10 consecutive Thursdays: May 18 - July 20, :00-8:30 PM There is a $40.00 registration fee which covers the cost of the two books and materials. To register, contact Diane Mulroe in the St. Mary parish office. The group size is limited so register now!dmulroe@stmota.org or call A Family Perspective Fourth Sunday of Easter In today s gospel Jesus tell us, HE IS THE WAY and warns anyone who offers another way to happiness is a thief and a bandit. Strong words! Don t listen to the sales pitch of society for happiness. Look to yourself where God is present and calls you by name and leads you to abundant life. by Bud Ozar TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION The fact that many monastic churches do not have a prominent tabernacle shapes the patterns of liturgical prayer. Monastic communities often protect the ancient value of receiving from the same sacrifice, meaning that the communicants are assured that what they eat and drink in the Holy Mysteries actually comes from the same celebration. It surprises many to learn that the Church does not foresee, nor does it provide for, Communion of the faithful from the reserved Sacrament. Liturgical laws have long defended your right to receive from the same sacrifice, the same Mass, that you attend. At one time, of course, the bread for the Eucharist was the ordinary bread of the day, except unleavened, probably prepared at home. It was broken and distributed to the faithful. Early on the loaf itself was referred to as the hostia in Latin, meaning the sacrifice, the same word for the sacrificial animal in Jewish worship, and for Jesus as the Lamb of God. By giving his life on the cross, Jesus became the hostia for us. To this day in the Greek Church, one of the tasks of the priest s wife is to bake the bread for the Divine Liturgy, sometimes in a bakery oven dedicated to that purpose and called a Bethlehem. Today s familiar individual hosts first appeared in the eleventh century at about the time when tabernacles were coming into use. The turn away from bready bread allowed the hosts to be reserved since they did not spoil like regular bread, and made the annual Easter duty counts easier. Rev. James Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. St. Bede Church Ingleside, IL 11

12 Liturgical Ministry Schedule for May 13/14 Mass Presiders Lectors Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Confessions at 4 PM Fr. Gould 5:00 PM Fr. Gould G. Schoenberg J. Lukemeyer, M. Sink Deacon Zeifert* E. Zeifert 7:00 AM Fr. Gould TBD J. Vogt, E. Wollmuth Deacon Spohr* T. Meister 9:00 AM ** Fr. Pelrine A. Wach F. Wach, B. Ratajczyk, K. Pederson Deacon Bresemann* M. Harris 11:00 AM ** Fr. Gould K. Simmet D. Bresemann, F. Loffredo Deacon Bresemann* B. Tilli 4:30 PM Fr. Rodriguez M. Buckley D. Redmond *preach **incense may be used Deacon Spohr* Ministers of Care Schedule for May Paradise Park Lilac Apt s Lakeland Apartments May 12 May 19 May 26 Gregg Zeifert Ann & Frank Wach Ed Portalski May 17 Ed Portalski (Wed) May 7 May 14 May 21 May 28 Bill & Mary Lou Obenauf Sandra Prez Tina Carpenter Ed Portalski Firewood For Sale The Knights have been collecting dropped trees and are selling seasoned wood once again. The cost of a face cord is $80, and $150 for two free delivery if within 5 miles. Stacking will be an additional charge. If you would like wood delivered, please call Leo at or Ed at

13 Pastoral Staff Rev. Shawn Gould, Pastor Rev. John F. Krebs, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Ed Pelrine, Weekend Assistant Rev. Carlos Rodriguez, Weekend Assistant Phil Bertolani, Deacon (Holly) David Bresemann, Deacon (Diana) Larry Spohr, Deacon (Fran) Gregg Zeifert, Deacon (Eileen) Gina Buckley, Director of Music 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: School 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 Saturdays: 4:00 to 4:30 PM in the Church. Fridays: 6:30-7:15 PM in the Church with Adoration & Benediction from 6:30-7:30 PM. 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 President: Joe Rada Parish Address: stbed @stbedechurch.com Parish Web Address: Taizé Prayer Jesus, give us Your Peace! 45 minutes in prayer Bring your heart, and spirit: leave in peace Tuesday, May 9th at 7:00 PM St. Peter Church 557 Lake St., Antioch, IL St. Bede Parish Mission Statement St. Bede Catholic Parish is a welcoming spiritual community where sacraments, education and evangelization lead us to Jesus Christ. Church Website: St. Bede School Website: (For Facebook link, just scroll to bottom of Home Page) 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: