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1 Our Lady of Humility Parish W. Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL (847) umility.org October 08, 2017 Twenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time Parish Mission Statement As a branch of the one vine, as the family of our Lord Jesus, it is our mission to follow the way of the Lord, by extending welcome, embracing in healing love, and sharing the good news of the Gospel. Mass Schedule Weekday Masses: 8:00AM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday Friday Mass: 8:45AM (During School Year) 8:00AM (During the Summer) Sunday Masses: 5:00PM Saturday 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM Sunday

2 Monday, October 9th 8:00AM Special Inten on For: Jim Houska Tuesday, October 10th 8:00AM Special Inten on For: Suzi Houska Wednesday, October 11th 8:00AM +Menardo G. Habacon Thursday, October 12th 8:00AM +Carol Ann Cantrell +Lillian Asheri Friday, October 13th 8:45AM +Zuzanna Serwanski Saturday, October 14th 8:00AM +Joseph and +Nancy Rushforth 5:00PM +Luka, +Stana, +Joe, +John, +Mary, +Mark, and +Zora Krpan and +Mary Spaeth Twenty-Eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time, October 15th 7:00AM +Sylvester Pudelek +Emily DuPree +Laurent Blain +Enerico Vergara 9:00AM +Audrey Wiedner +Tony and +Marie Bruno +Peter Ptasienski +Cynthia Weakley +Walter and +Lore a Jachim +Marcia Beake 11:00AM For The People Of Our Lady Of Humility Please Support Our Adver ser For The Weekend Liturgical Roles: Saturday, October 14th, and Sunday, October 15th Saturday Confessions: 3:30-4:30PM Fr. P. Stemn Presider: 5:00PM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Jim 7:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Greg 9:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike 11:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Marcelino Eucharist Ministers: 5:00PM C) L. Geist D) E. Roucka 7:00AM Please Remember In Your Prayers Mary Paulausky, Bob Pe a, Luana Pe a, Byrd Heisler, William, Gomez Family, Barb and Joe Arregun, Jerry and Marie Pope, Norma Jensen, Ann Edwards, Jeremy Roux, Rosa Maria Santos, Mark Moll, Don, Anny Richardson, Doug D., Carol and Mar n Tyskling, Helen Uhler, Nick, Tom, David Alfaro, Patrick, Baby William Walker, Jerry and Ginny Merkel, Mary T., Roger, Laura J., Kit, Barb and Bill, Tren n Heiny, CJ Leffredo, Pa and Ma hew Heiney, Ben LaFaye e, Conrad Halteman, Henry Sahler, Diane and Brenda, Ed Reno, Garre Grana, Stephen Foster, Barb and Herman Halle, Josiah Hughes, Mary Ann S ckel, Tracy, Randall Samborski, Barb Halle, L. Brown, Nan Mann, Emory Thorn, Morgan, Karen Dix, Donna, Susie Haluzak, Baby Raphael, Greg Long n, David, Pat Benne, Dick and Janice Hyde, Jerry Clark, Barb, Sandy Kramer, Chet Spli, Pa Winn, Nicholas Arnold, Ramona Alcala, Agnes and Tom Ibata, Charles E. Roberts, Carrie Chiarello, Brenda and Jim, Kathy Sivia, Sandy Schmelzer, John Shebenik, Francesca Roberts, George Kleinschmidt, Janice Kleinschmidt, John Shebenik, Colleen and Bob Burns, Dorothy R., Rachael Chianelli, Angela Guarin, James W. Triple, Gloria Alfaro, Pauline, Gerrie Holmes, Toby Tripalin, Theresa and Ray Krueger, Lynn Krueger, Diana Vanderheyden, Sco S ckel, Jean Krapf, Stan Trygar, Jim Wiedner, Jean Corrine Bauter, Baby Piper Ann Marie, George Lux, Kevin Junge, Joan Zwicke, Marge Berzin, Roger Heiny, Jr., Jessica Roberts, Erica Heiny, Charlo e Heiny, Jackie Videlka, Baby Katherine Marie Schultz, Tom Quivellon, Baby Sawyer, Ma hew McPhee, Victor Figueroa, Vicki Sturtevant, Bob Whiteside, Shauna Whiteside, Donald Engelking For The Deceased: +Angie Gomez D. Wilczenski, R. Wilczenski, B. Brothman, S. Ochsner C) E. Palu-ay K. Kelly, I. Pelle er, J. Eames 9:00AM C) P. LaFaye e D) C. LaFaye e G. Moran, W. Moran, D. Jurista, A. Range, L. Nurczyk 11:00AM C) M. Florczyk D) D. Ianson V. Sanchez, R. Bukan s, T. Hallberg, B. Reid, J. Heiney Lectors: 5:00PM (1) B. Hernandez (2) L. Hazinski 7:00AM (1) S. Huff 9:00AM (1) C. Seibert (2) S. Spaulding 11:00AM (1) K. Wimmer (2) P. Reid Altar Servers: 5:00PM A. Bjorn, M. Kliora 7:00AM N. Hoyte, A. Estrada 9:00AM M. Herrera, A. Gonzalez, S. Albarracin 11:00AM A. Pankiewicz, D. Alaniz, L. Albarran LWC Prayer Leaders: 9:00AM T. Nurczyk M.W. Med. Center: J. Bockrath 11:00AM J. Reid Readings For The Week Of October 8, 2017 Sunday: Is 5:1-7/Ps 80:9, 12-16, 19-20/Phil 4:6-9/Mt 21:33-43 Monday: Jon 1:1 2:2, 11/Jon 2:3-5, 8/Lk 10:25-37 Tuesday: Jon 3:1-10/Ps 130:1b-4ab, 7-8/Lk 10:38-42 Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11/Ps 86:3-6, 9-10/Lk 11:1-4 Thursday: Mal 3:13-20b/Ps 1:1-4, 6/Lk 11:5-13 Friday: Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2/Ps 9:2-3, 6, 8-9, 16/Lk 11:15-26 Saturday: Jl 4:12-21/Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12/Lk 11:27-28 Next Sunday: Is 25:6-10a/Ps 23:1-6/Phil 4:12-14, 19-20/Mt 22:1-14 or 22:1-10 Liturgical Publica ons Inc If someone is in need of healing prayers, please call the Rectory at (847) Monday through Thursday between the hours of 9AM and 3:30PM. Thank you! 2 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

3 A Note From The Pastor Last Friday, on September 29th, we had our annual Oktoberfest. It was a great turnout, and I m grateful to all those who helped make it happen, especially the Knights of Columbus who organized and facilitated the event, and the Women s Club for providing the desserts and floral arrangements. Special Thanks to the Knights, Women s Club, and any other volunteers! This weekend is the first full weekend (Saturday and Sunday) in October, so our Ushers will perform our annual October counts at Mass. They will be coun ng the number of people in the pews at each Mass for the rest of October. While there are a number of Churches in the Archdiocese of Chicago which experience an increase in Mass a endance from one year to another, as an Archdiocese, Mass a endance overall has been going down every year since This is one of the reasons why we ve begun the Renew My Church (RMC) Ini a ve to reenergize our Parishes. This Friday, October 13th, is the 100th Anniversary of Our Lady of Fa ma s appearing to three shepherd-children, along with the great miracle of the sun. In observance of this important event, there will be a celebra on beginning at 6:30PM in the Church with the Rosary and Prayers followed by Mass. A erwards, there will be Refreshments and a Discussion in the Hayes Community Room. In addi on, there will be a Public Square Rosary Crusade next Saturday, October 14th, at 12 Noon at the Shiloh Park in Zion. The Rosary will be recited publicly in observance of the 100th Anniversary of the Fa ma appari ons in Portugal, when the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd-children. Please see this bulle n for more details, and consider a ending and learning more about the cri cal messages that Blessed Virgin Mary gave to the children, messages that are even more relevant for our mes. The Respect Life Commi ee will be collec ng diapers a er all of the Masses next weekend, October 14th and 15th, in the Parish Center. All sizes are welcomed. Please see this bulle n for more details. Thank you for your generosity. The next Co-Ed Senior Luncheon will be this Tuesday, October 10th, at 12 Noon in the Parish Center. An exact count of those who will be a ending is needed to ensure enough pastries will be provided. The deadline to sign-up (in the Church Ves bule) is this Sunday, October 8th. All Seniors of the Parish are Welcome! Let us pray for the vic ms of the Las Vegas shoo ng a ack this past week, and for peace in the world. God Bless, Fr. Paul October 08, 2017 Twenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time 3

4 A en on All Ministers Of Care Fr. Paul and Gloria Askew invite all Ministers of Care to the Minister of Care Mee ng next Saturday, October 14th, from 9AM un l 12 Noon in the Hayes Community Room. We will be discussing procedures. Come and be spiritually fed. It is important for all Ministers of Care to a end this mee ng. We hope to see you there! Paint Party Who s ready for a fun a ernoon of pain ng, snacks, and fellowship? The Class of 2018 will be hos ng a Paint Party scheduled with The Paint Lady to create your own Frosty the Snowman to hang in your home or office. The event will take place next Saturday, October 14th, in the Parish Center. The doors will open at 10:30AM, and the lesson will begin promptly at 11AM. The Cost is $30 Per Person, which includes an 11 x 14 Canvas, the lesson with supplies, a snack and drink, not to men on unlimited fun! Recommended ages for this level pain ng is 7 Years to 99 Years. Seats will be limited, and you must pre-purchase your cket(s), and bring them the day of the func on. You will not be able to enter without your cket(s). Tickets are available in the School Office during School hours, and a er all of the Masses either outside the Church doors if the weather is nice, or in the Parish Center. Please see our Frosty in the School Office window. We look forward to seeing you and, as always, thank you for your support. Sincerely, The Class of 2018 Pet Blessing This Sunday In honor of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, this past Wednesday, October 4th, we will be hos ng a Blessing of Pets at 12:30PM this Sunday, October 8th, in the west parking lot by the main School entrance. All beloved pets furry and feathered are most welcome to gather and receive a special blessing. Wedding Banns III. Alex Jones and Emily Bartle Co-Ed Senior Luncheon The next Co-Ed Senior Luncheon will be this Tuesday, October 10th, at 12 Noon in the Parish Center. Sandy Ochsner is making Pas es for us, a favorite. This is food well known by folks in Upper Michigan. A meal baked in a pie crust was taken by the iron miners for their lunch. Sandy will make one for each of us, so we need an exact count of those that will be a ending, to make sure we have enough Pas es. We are in need of salads and desserts. Please sign-up in the Church Ves bule to let us know you are a ending, and if you can bring a salad or a dessert. The deadline to sign-up is this Sunday, October 8th. All Seniors of the Parish are Welcome! We hope to see you there! Our Lady Of Fa ma 100th Anniversary Celebra on Please join us this Friday, October 13th, at 6:30PM in celebra ng the 100th Anniversary of Our Lady of Fa ma s appearance to three small children on October 13, Our Celebra on starts in the Church, and includes: 6:30PM Rosary Litany of Our Lady of Fa ma 7PM Mass 8PM Light Refreshments & Discussion Discussion The message of Fa ma How are we living it today as individuals, as a Church, as a country? (Held in the Hayes Community Room.) Sponsored by The Legion Of Mary. 4 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

5 Sunday, October 8th No Religious Educa on Classes Columbus Day (AS) 12:15-1:15PM Bap smal Prepara on Class (C) 12:30PM Pet Blessing (OLH School Parking Lot) 6:30-9PM Men s Bible Study (HCR) 7-9PM Christ First Mee ng (PC, TC) Monday, October 9th Happy Columbus Day! No School Columbus Day (AS) No Religious Educa on Classes Columbus Day (AS) 9-11:30AM The Legion Of Mary Mee ng (HCC) 7-8PM FSA Mee ng (Sch Lib) 7-9:30PM RCIA Mee ng (HCR) Tuesday, October 10th 8:30AM-2PM OLH School Improvement Day Students Dismissed at 2PM (AS) 9:15-11:30AM Faith Study Group (HCC) 12 Noon-2PM Co-Ed Senior Luncheon (PC, Kit) 7-9PM Unlocking The Mystery of The Bible Parish Bible Study (HCR) Wednesday, October 11th 7-8:30PM Choir Prac ce (C) 7-9PM The Legion Of Mary Mee ng (HCC) Thursday, October 12th 1-6PM Eucharis c Adora on (C) Week At A Glance 6-7PM Volleyball Game 6th Grade (PC) 7-8:30PM Boy Scouts Troop Mee ng (H) 7-8PM Volleyball Game 8th Grade (PC) Friday, October 13th 6:30-8PM The Legion Of Mary Rosary and Mass The 100th Anniversary Of Our Lady Of Fa ma (C) 8-10PM The Legion Of Mary Light Refreshments and Discussion The 100th Anniversary Of Our Lady Of Fa ma (HCR) Saturday, October 14th 9AM-12 Noon Ministers Of Care Mee ng (HCR) 10:30AM Doors Open For Paint Party (PC) 11AM Paint Party 8th Grade Fundraiser (PC) 3:30-4:30PM Reconcilia on (C) 4:30-11PM Bingo (H) Sunday, October 15th 7:45AM-12:30PM Donut Sunday (PC, Kit) 10-10:30AM-Religious Educa on Students Gather (PC) 10:30AM-12 Noon Religious Educa on Classes (School Classrooms) 7-9PM Christ First Mee ng (PC, TC) Our Lady Of Humility s Food Pantry Is in need of Canned Spaghe /Ravioli, Rice-a-Roni, Pasta (Elbow Macaroni, Ro ni, etc.), and Jell-O. Non-perishable food can be dropped off at the Rectory Monday Thursday, from 9AM 3:30PM, or brought to the northwest ves bule of the Church on Saturdays or Sundays before Mass. Thank you for the con nued generosity! Thanksgiving And Christmas Food Baskets The Holiday Season is coming soon. For the upcoming holidays, the Food Pantry is in need of: Jell-O Instant Mashed Potatoes Canned Fruit Canned Pumpkin Canned Sweet Potatoes Pie Crust Dressing Bo les/cans of Turkey Gravy Non-perishable food can be dropped off at the Rectory Monday Thursday, 9AM 3:30PM, or brought to the northwest ves bule of the Church on Saturdays or Sundays before Mass. Thank you for helping those in need have a Happy Holiday! October 08, 2017 Twenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time 5

6 Eucharis c Adora on He cured many who were sick with various diseases, cast out demons, gave sight to the blind,.and. He s ll works miracles today! Just ASK HIM! Do something special this Fall, please consider coming to Eucharis c Adora on on Thursdays at 1PM, where you will have an opportunity to spend me with the Lord Jesus, in the Blessed Sacrament each week where we can ASK HIM anything. Come, bring your whole family, spend some me with the Lord, and receive His blessings! He is wai ng for you! Catholic Women s Club A new year for Catholic Women s Club has begun. Please join us for our next mee ng this Thursday, October 12th, at St. Dismas Church located at: 2600 Sunset Avenue in Waukegan. We will begin with the Rosary at 11AM, followed by Lunch and a short Business Mee ng. A er Lunch, Diane Rouse will present: A Healthier You (a joint mobility class). As always, there will be a Cash Raffle. Service Project: Local Food Pantries (non-perishable foods or cash dona ons will be greatly appreciated). Hostesses for this month are from St. Patrick Church in Wadsworth, and St. Paul The Apostle in Gurnee. Let s get healthy! See you on October 12th at St. Dismas Church in Waukegan. For any ques ons, call Marijo at (847) Donut Sunday Next Sunday, October 15th, is Donut Sunday hosted by our Knights of Columbus. Join your fellow parishioners for some delicious treats, and the even be er treat of community and fellowship. For YOUR HALLOWEEN SHOPPING, the Knights will also have TOOTSIE ROLL BRICKS available for purchase on Donut Sunday. One brick contains 50 Tootsie Rolls $8.00 per brick. If October is your birthday month, please come and enjoy a complimentary drink and donut of your choice with your friends and The Knights. (Pick up a complimentary birthday card from the Grand Knights Table at the beginning of the donut line.) Free Coffee Refills! We hope to see you there! Diaper Drive The Respect Life Commi ee is coordina ng a Diaper Drive to benefit Aid For Women, a Crisis Pregnancy Center serving mothers in Lake County. We will be collec ng diapers a er all of the Masses next weekend, October 14th and 15th in the Parish Center. All sizes are welcomed. Right now sizes: Preemie, Newborn, 1, 4, 5, and 6 would be much appreciated. They also need Disposable Training Pants in the Sizes 3-4T and 4-5T. Thank you so very much for your generosity. If you have any ques ons, call Leslie at (847) Knights Of Columbus Raffle Winner 10/02/17 Ed Melton Pick 3 #198 Congratula ons! Note: If you see your name printed in the bulle n as a Raffle Ticket Winner, and have not received your check, please contact Richard at (847) Scholas c Wild West Book Fair Gree ngs from the School Library! All parishioners are invited to the Wild West Book Fair at Our Lady of Humility School! Join us to browse a wonderful selec on of children s books, plus a few things for adults. We will be open in the School Library on Sunday, October 22nd, a er all of the Masses (7:30AM 12:30PM). For your convenience, the Book Fair accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and Secured Debit Cards. As always, we appreciate your kind and generous support. Family Day, Sunday, October 22nd, 7:30AM-12:30PM 6 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

7 Ask A Priest Q: If Peter is the rock/founda on of the Church, why does he not have a Gospel, and we only hear from him through his le ers? A: To answer this ques on, we need to first realize that there were three dis nct periods in the history of the Early Church. The first (and shortest) period is the Age of the Messiah. This period encompassed the public ministry of Jesus; His Teachings, Miracles, Passion, Death, Resurrec on, and all the way up to His Ascension into Heaven. During this period, the Disciples were not concerned with wri ng anything down. Jesus was walking amongst them; how could they fast when the bridegroom was with them (cf. Mark 2:19)?! How incredible that this 1-3 year window of me so radically changed the en rety of the rest of human history! Prior to His Ascension, Jesus commissioned His Apostles to Go, therefore, and make disciples of all na ons. (Ma 28:19). This mission began on Pentecost, a er the Holy Spirit descended on them as tongues of fire. Star ng in Jerusalem, the Apostles went out to all the world, preaching the good news, and making disciples of Jesus Christ. This period is known as the Age of the Apostles. Unfortunately, it seems that the Apostles missed one important memo. Part of their message included the idea that Jesus return was imminent; the second coming and the end of the world were mere moments away. I suppose that should not be so surprising for us; throughout the centuries since, people have universally believed that the world would end during their life me! Regardless, there was very li le wri en down during the Age of the Apostles because it was deemed superfluous. No need to leave anything for the next genera on, because there wasn t going to be a next genera on! By the year 65AD, the Church realized they had a problem. Jesus had not yet returned, and the first genera on of believers, those who had seen the Lord face to face, was dying off. They realized that they needed to start wri ng down the life and teachings of Jesus, so that future genera ons would have a record of what the Lord said, and taught. It was at this important juncture, that the Age of the Evangelists began, las ng for about 40 years (65-105). The first few lines of the Gospel of Luke give us a beau ful insight into the me of the Evangelists: Since many have undertaken to compile a narra ve of the events that have been fulfilled among us, just as those who were eyewitnesses from the beginning, and ministers of the word have handed them down to us, I too have decided, a er inves ga ng everything accurately anew, to write it down in an orderly sequence for you, most excellent Theophilus, so that you may realize the certainty of the teachings you have received (Luke 1:1-4). Most likely, Theophilus was a real person; the benefactor who financed Luke s undertaking. But how apropos his name: in Greek, his name is literally the Lover of God!. Luke is actually addressing you, who are a Lover of God, so that you may know the certainty of the teaching you have received! So why, if Peter was the rock/founda on of the Church, did he not write a Gospel? Hopefully, we can answer that ques on sa sfactorily now. For starters, he did not have me to write one; he was too busy going throughout the world and making disciples for Jesus! Secondly, he would not have thought it necessary to write a Gospel; he thought that Jesus would return imminently, and the world would come to an end. We do have two le ers* from St. Peter that have made it into the New Testament, but these are exhorta ons and encouragement to his disciples, as opposed to a narra ve of the life and mes of Jesus Christ. And, finally, perhaps Peter did have an important contribu on to make! Read the last few lines of the First Le er of Peter: I write you this briefly through Silvanus, whom I consider a faithful brother, exhor ng you and tes fying that this is the true grace of God. Remain firm in it. The Chosen One at Babylon sends you gree ng, as does Mark, my son. Greet one another with a loving kiss. Peace to all of you who are in Christ (1 Peter 5:12-14, emphasis mine). The Gospel of Mark, the very first Gospel wri en, was a ributed to John Mark, the companion and disciple of Peter. Although not known for certain, it seems very probable that Mark s source was St. Peter himself. Dear friends, we no longer have access to the Age of the Messiah or the Age of the Apostles. What a blessing that the work of the Evangelists has survived to our present age. Let us take advantage of this great resource; read the Gospels, join a Bible Study, share the stories with family and friends. May we become true disciples of Christ, faithful to the teachings of the Apostles and Evangelists. Peace, Fr. Mike *The authen city of these le ers, especially 2 Peter, is disputed. Odds are, they were pseudonymous works, a ributed to Peter to increase their level of authority. October 08, 2017 Twenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time 7

8 Blessing Of All Ministers There will be a Blessing of all Minsters at all of the Masses next weekend, October 14th and 15th. If you volunteer your me and talents to any of the various ministries at Our Lady of Humility Parish, please come and enjoy a Special Blessing. Fireside Theater Trip The 2017 Musical Christmas Show Miracle On 34th Street You are invited to join the Our Lady of Humility Church Co-Ed Seniors Group Trip to the Fireside Theater in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, to see The 2017 Musical Christmas Show Miracle On 34th Street. Join us for a fun-filled day, featuring a wonderful gourmet meal, fantas c entertainment, gi shops, and an excellent bakery shop. This trip is planned for: Saturday, December 9, 2017 (the sign-up deadline is Sunday, November 12th), and is open to all ages. There are plenty of seats available. At least 50 people are necessary to make this trip a go. The Cost of the Trip is $90.00 Per Person, which includes Round Trip via Deluxe Coach, Gourmet Meal (gratuity p included), and a Fantas c Show to make your Christmas season bright. First Come, First Served. Discounted Tickets for children, and if you drive yourself. Please see the Sign-up Sheet in the Church Ves bule, or contact Richard at: (847) for more informa on and to sign-up. Please make your check payable to: Our Lady of Humility Church (mark in the memo line FIRESIDE THEATER SHOW, and include your telephone number), and mail to the Church (or drop off your check to the Rectory during normal business hours). The Coach departs from the south end of the main Church Parking Lot promptly at 8:30AM on Saturday, December 9th. For more informa on, or if you have any ques ons, please contact Richard at (847) Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

9 Announcing The 100th Anniversary 2017 PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY CRUSADE In this historic year of the Fa ma Centennial ( ), the world is at a historic crossroad. God is more offended than ever as people ignore Our Lady s maternal request to stop offending God. Yes, we must listen to Our Lady s request, and stop sinning if we hope to enjoy God s blessings, and to avert His wrath. He will hear us, if we pray through the intercession of His Blessed Mother. That s why we re doing the 2017 Public Square Rosary Crusade. In The Secret of the Rosary, Saint Louis de Mon ort said: Public prayer is far more powerful than private prayer to appease the anger of God, and call down His mercy, and Holy Mother Church, guided by the Holy Ghost, has always advocated public prayer in mes of public tragedy and suffering. JOIN THE 2017 PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY CRUSADE TODAY! What: The Holy Rosary Where: Shiloh Park, 25th Street & Emmaus Avenue, Zion When: Next Saturday, October 14th, at 12 Noon For more informa on, contact: Blanca Mar nez at (847) Coordinated na onally by Tradi on, Family, and Property, and its America Needs Fa ma Campaign. For ques ons or comments, us at: ANFRosaryRally@aol.com Visit our website at: (866) October 08, 2017 Twenty-Seventh Sunday In Ordinary Time 9

10 Sacrament of Reconcilia on: Saturdays: 3:30 to 4:30PM Sacrament of Marriage: An appointment, at least 6 months in advance (Diocesan Policy), is made with the Pastor prior to se ng a date. Catholic persons will have to obtain new Cer ficates of Bap sm. Sacrament of Bap sm: Baptisms are scheduled the 1st Sunday of every month. Attendance is required at a Preparation Session. Please call the Parish Secretary for arrangements. Sacrament of the Sick: Please no fy the Rectory if a member of your family is in the hospital or sick at home, and wishes to receive the Anoin ng of the Sick. Phone the Rectory for home communion calls. Welcome New Parishioners: We would like you to become a parishioner. Registra on packets are available at each Church door. The Rosary: Prayed Daily at 7:30AM Mondays Thursdays, and Saturdays before Mass. On Fridays prayed at 8AM before Mass. Prayed on Sundays a er the 7AM Mass. Handicap Accessibility: There is an access ramp on the west, and a li on the east side of Church. Handicap parking is available. Quinceaneras: Call the Rectory 9 months prior to se ng a date. It is required that you are Registered Parishioners. Eucharis c Adora on: Thursdays 1-6PM. Our Lady of Humility Parish W. Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL Rectory: (847) ; Rectory Fax: (847) School: (847) ; School Fax: (847) Religious Educa on: (847) Parish Office olhoffice@ourladyo umility.org Website: umility.org Please all Bulle n Ar cles, Flyers, or Announcements to: bulle nar cles@ourladyo umility.org Deadline for all Bulle n submissions is 4PM on Wednesdays 11 days before you want the Ar cle to appear. (For example: Wednesday, January 12th, for Sunday, January 23rd) Sunday Masses: 5PM Saturday, 7AM, 9AM, and 11AM Sunday Weekday Masses: 8AM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday Friday: 8:45AM (During School Year) 8AM during Summer All Are Welcome! Our Lady of Humility Staff Contact Informa on Pastor: Rev. Paul Stemn FrPaul@ourladyo umility.org Associate Pastor: Rev. Michael Owen mowen@ourladyo umility.org Deacons: Jim Askew, Marcelino Hernandez, Greg Krame, Mike Mercure Principal: Patrick Browne pbrowne@olhschool.org Director of Religious Educa on: Diana Jurista djurista@ourladyo umility.org Director of Liturgy and Music: Rita Byrd rbyrd@ourladyo umility.org Business Manager: Laura Jones ljones@ourladyo umility.org Pastoral Ministry, Bookkeeper: Laurie Mercure lmercure@ourladyo umility.org Parish Secretary: Sandra Buegeler sbuegeler@ourladyo umility.org RCIA: Kelly and Gerard Metoyer olhoffice@ourladyo umility.org Religious Educa on Secretary/Bulle n Editor: Margaret Richter mrichter@ourladyo umility.org and bulle nar cles@ourladyo umility.org Youth Ministry: Deacon Marcelino Hernandez Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Parish Finance Council (FC) Principal Advisor Council (PAC) Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Kelly McComb, President Terri Rusek, Chair Phil Tobin, Chair Patrick Browne, Principal/Execu ve Officer Bill Dermody, Jr. Shelley Benne Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor/Execu ve Officer Brenda Dickson Michael Bruno Laurie Chris anson, Secretary Leslie Hazinski Randy Bukan s Marco Figueroa Howard Jones Steve Johnson Chris na Galgan Rachelle Manieri Richard McFarlin William Lindo Pat McGowan, Secretary Noreen Paulsen, Secretary John Radosevich Larry Savage LeRoy Shea Thomas Spli Winnie Webber, Vice Chair Any Ques ons or Ideas for PPC, FC, or the PAC? ppc@ourladyo umility.org fc@ourladyo umility.org office@olhschool.org 10 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

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