Mass Intentions. Please Pray for Our Sick

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2 The Catholic Community of Northbrook Northbrook, Illinois 2 Mass Intentions Monday, October 22, 2018 (at OLB) 8:30 AM Beniamino Mazzetta, Mary Urich, Bog Peterson Tuesday, October 23, 2018 (at OLB) 8:30 AM William Gramlich, Silvio Petitti, Gregory Wagner Wednesday, October 24, 2018 (at OLB) 8:30 AM Poor Souls Thursday, October 25, 2018 (at OLB) 8:30 AM Poor Souls Friday, October 26, 2018 (at OLB) 8:30 AM Theodor Witte, Julia Kennedy, Ben & Cathy Gasirowski Saturday, October 27, :30 AM (SN) Erin Hickey, Walter Nawara 5:00 PM (SN) Matthew Michael Kelly, Fr. Richard Valker, Donna Couvall Sunday, October 28, :30 AM (SN) Poor Souls 9:30 AM (SN) William Gramlich, Jay Ledbetter 10:00 AM (OLB) Dominick Bratta, Phyllis & Jim Goski 11:30 AM (SN) Cliff Peart, David Schippers, Norbert Leidecker, John Crilly 5:30 PM (SN) Thomas Mints, Jr. Please Pray for Our Sick Carson Bills Luella Bintz Guy Blaszak Juliana Bolsinger Jeanne Marie Burns Jerry Byrne Betty Cantalupo Sandy Casserly Tony Catenacci Valerie Catenacci Barbara Cavallaro Sara Cook Marietta Crosby Tom Dadigan Anna di Filippo Fr. David Dowdle Infant Mateo Gonzalez Patricia Gorsline Alan Hamm Richard Jawgiel Dorothy Jordan Eugene Jordan Elaine Khouri Joan Serewicz Kusher Mary Ann Larsen Ann Leiser Bill Leiser Margarita Lopez Jean Lucas Jane Malley Adrianne Mason Dennis McAllister Kevin McDonough Evie & John McWilliams Dominic Menezes Betsy Toledo Morales Roberta Neumayer Pat Orlando Alison Pearson Clarene Ponticelli Juanita Prieto Christine Rakow Alex Ricciardi Don Roalkvam Albert Serewicz Donna Serewicz Arax Simsarian Leslee Sollitto Dan Sullivan Lois Ann Suter Tom Sweeney Bonnie Terry 10/28 Wilfredo Toledo Donald Vollmer Call Mona Lukas at to have a name added to or removed from the list. When calling, please leave your contact information and relationship to the sick person. Rest in Peace We assure the families of Robert Toland (husband of Sally) and Rosemary Anderson (wife of Peter), of our prayers and support at this difficult time. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

3 Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 21, As I reflect on today s gospel reading, I can t help but envision Jesus, shaking His head, looking at His two disciples who wish to be close to him, and thinking how much they have misunderstood his words again. John and James ask of Jesus, In your glory we may sit one at your right and the other at your left. Jesus then said to them, you don t know what you are asking. The follow-up conversation that Jesus had with Mark and James seems to me to be one of many that Jesus had with His disciples in which He tried to clarify and redefine a message that has been misunderstood. He says, whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant; whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all. In other words, do not look to be exalted, look to be a humble servant. How far off course could the disciples have been as they attempted to understand Jesus words? I read the Bible, I participate in a weekly men s group, I have attended retreats, I m attentive in Mass on Sunday and Tuesday, I m a big fan of Matthew Kelly and Bishop Robert Barron. You would think I should have a pretty good understanding of Jesus messages. Yet, it s easy for me to think back on countless occasions that I impatiently searched for answers from God-- -and more times than not, have found myself completely misunderstanding what God was saying to me. Often, the answers were right in front of my eyes. I am constantly looking for methods, strategies, tactics or systems for deciphering God s message as I try to get closer to Him. Two events that I have experienced within the last few years have helped me better prepare myself to hear God s voice in my life. Both have changed my life. The first was when I returned to participating in reconciliation on a regular basis. I don t really remember why or even when I stopped going to confession, but I did and the longer I stayed away, the harder it was for me to ever think of confessing my sins. Thankfully I did return. Words cannot describe the peace that came over me once I started to receive the sacrament of reconciliation again. During the conversations I had with priests in confession, I found that I was not just reflecting on my life, but also asking how to better understand my relationship with Jesus Christ. The second event that took place in my life to help me gain a better understanding of Jesus was when someone took the time to teach me about the daily examen. The examen, or examination of conscience, is a quick prayer that helps me see where God was active in my day. This prayer was popularized by St. Ignatius Loyola. Here is a brief explanation of this five-step prayer: 1) Remembering that you re in the presence of God. 2) Recall two or three things that happened today for which you are especially grateful. 3) Review your day from start to finish, noticing where you experienced God s presence. 4) You may have sinned today or done something you regret. Express your sorrow to God and ask for forgiveness. 5) At the close of the prayer, ask for God s grace for the following day. Like James and Mark, I want to be close to Jesus. Praying daily and participating in the sacraments of my Catholic faith community, I hope to continue to better understand His lessons and hear Jesus message more clearly. Principal Steve Schacherer

4 The Catholic Community of Northbrook Northbrook, Illinois 4 This Week s CCN Calendar Monday, October 22 9:00 AM Senior Club Board OLB 6:30 PM SPRED OLB & SN 7:00 PM Baptismal Prep parish office 7:00 PM KAIROS Vineyard Tuesday, October 23 9:30 AM Scripture Study parish office 6:30 PM Building & Grounds parish office 7:00 PM Women s Welcome/CRHP Vineyard Wednesday, October 24 6:30 PM SPRED Vineyard 7:00 PM Choir Rehearsal OLB Thursday, October 25 7:00 PM Women s Mass & Reception Vineyard 7:00 PM Men s Bible Study parish office Friday, October 26 Saturday, October 27 9:00 AM Knights of Columbus event Grace Hall 12:00 PM Wedding Blessing OLB Sunday, October 28 11:00 AM Art & Environment OLB 12:45 PM KAIROS Vineyard 2:00 PM Syro Malabar RE & Mass OLB (rental) 4:00 PM Teen Mass Prep Vineyard Sunday Offertory Oct. 14, 2018 St. Norbert Church $10, Our Lady of the Brook Worship Center $3, Follow us on social TODAY S READINGS First Reading My servant shall justify many, and their guilt he shall bear (Isaiah 53:10-11). Psalm Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you (Psalm 33). Second Reading Let us confidently approach the throne of grace to receive mercy and to find grace for timely help (Hebrews 4:14-16). Gospel Whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all (Mark 10:35-45 [42-45]). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Eph 2:1-10; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday: Eph 2:12-22; Ps 85:9ab-14; Lk 12:35-38 Wednesday: Eph 3:2-12; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 12:39-48 Thursday: Eph 3:14-21; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19; Lk 12:49-53 Friday: Eph 4:1-6; Ps 24:1-4ab, 5-6; Lk 12:54-59 Saturday: Eph 4:7-16; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 13:1-9 Sunday: Jer 31:7-9; Ps 126:1-6; Heb 5:1-6; Mk 10:46-52 Sunday Scripture Reflection Questions Who is or was the most humble person you have known and what did his or her humility teach you? Have you ever worked or served with someone who led by the power of service and the example of commitment? When have you found it most difficult to heed the words of Jesus, it shall not be so among you? Have you ever had to confront another s ambition or arrogance, similar to the attitude of James and John to today s gospel? Source: Living Liturgy Spirituality, Celebration, Catechesis, Sunday Solemnities SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Mission Sunday Monday: St. John Paul II Tuesday: St. John of Capistrano Wednesday: St. Anthony Mary Claret Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary

5 Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 21, St Norbert Construction Update This project will see an expansion of our Gathering Space, a new addition near the parish office, the addition of an elevator to help parishioners access the lower level more easily, two ADA-compliant restrooms, redesign of our Baptismal Font, and a beautiful new Plaza to welcome us to the Church. Weekday Masses have ALL been moved to OLB. (Monday Friday) The concrete out front will be poured before the Frost. The addition is connected to the main church with a rough opening, and walls are completed. The ice-melting heat coils are shown below. The weekly parish E-Newsletter will be the most timely method of communicating...get your name on the list if you aren t receiving it. to: amy@olbparish.org. Facebook has an album of 90+ photos to follow the progress, both SN and OLB pages. Greeters Needed during Construction! Would you like to assist a new ministry at St. Norbert Church? We just need your smiling face to greet visitors coming into Mass. No experience needed. Help is ES- PECIALLY needed now, during construction! The construction project requires help for parishioners to find the right path into the church. Or you could stand inside to greet and offer missalettes. All you need to do is arrive 5-10 minutes before Mass is scheduled to begin. To sign up, or to learn more, please MissionInAction@stnorbertparish.org or call David Clemens (312) or Judi Dempsey (847) Sharing Ministry As always at this season, Halloween treats will be very welcome at St. Margaret of Scotland. The ghostly goodies will need to be delivered there on October 23 so the pantry can distribute them the following weekend. On a similar theme, let s help our RE students Scare Hunger. Bring a bag of groceries tagged We Scare Hunger to the vestibule at St. Norbert. In church before the first weekend in November, you ll see the enormous impact of your generosity and of our efforts to feed the hungry. (See page 6 for details!) This year volunteers will have an opportunity to work with Feed My Starving Children in Libertyville from 9:30 to 11:30 in the morning on November 8. There are openings for 25 volunteers from St. Norbert and Our Lady of the Brook to help with packing meals. Feed My Starving Children is located at 742 Park Ave., Libertyville, so volunteers can meet there at 9:30 or carpools can be arranged. Contact Jim Wochner at (847) or jjwochner@aol.com for more information. If not us, who? If not now, when?

6 The Catholic Community of Northbrook Northbrook, Illinois 6 Veteran s Day Nov. 11 We are collecting the names of those who have served or are serving in the Armed Forces for Veteran s Day bulletin. If you want your loved one included, send their NAME, RANK, and BRANCH of Service to bulletin@stnorbertparish.org no later than November 1. If they are deceased, please indicate that as well. If you do not use the internet, you can call and leave the information at (847) Be sure to leave your name and phone, in case we have any questions. Thank you! The 2019 Calendars have arrived at the Parish Office. Because of construction, and because it is still early, they are available in the office during regular hours. We will make them available at church in a few weeks. Provided through the generosity of N H Scott & Hanekamp Funeral Home. Fall into Fun Kickoff Party November 9 WE SCARE HUNGER Sunset bags were distributed on Sunday, October 14 to all Religious Ed students to kick off our annual We Scare Hunger food drive. We are asking students and families to distribute bags to neighbors with the goal of collecting food for our Sharing Ministry, which provides food to the St. Margaret Of Scotland Food Pantry and the Northfield Township Food Pantry. Please get your food donations to Grace Hall by November 1 st & 2 nd from 2:30-6:00pm! During those hours, expiration dates will be checked and the food will be sorted; on Saturday, November 3, from 2:00-3:00pm some of the food will be moved in to Church for display at the Sunday Masses; and on Sunday, November 4, following the 5:30pm Mass it will all be loaded into vehicles to be brought to the pantries. If your child and/or you can help at these times, please contact Sharon Cuncannan at and arrange to meet her at St. Norbert to take an active role in We Scare Hunger! OLB Women s Club Fishing for Cash Fishing for Cash tickets have been mailed. Three names will be drawn each month from November through April. One lucky winner will receive $300 and two lucky winners will receive $100 each. Tickets are $10 each and six for $50. Tickets will also be available after 10 am Mass in the Social Area. If you have any questions, call Roxanne Barto at Join the Women s Board of Catholic Charities Lake County Services at the Fall into Fun Kickoff Party on Friday, November 9, at the Oakhouse at Exmoor Country Club in Highland Park. Enjoy outdoor games including paddle and curling or stay indoor 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 and to register, visit or contact Angie Sage at esage@catholic charities.net or (847)

7 Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 21, OCTOBER Faith & Family The Trinity Father, Son and Holy Ghost! Also learn the true meaning of Halloween and some other spooky facts! No tricks, but there will definitely be treats!! Tuesday, October 23 rd at 4:30 or 6:15 PM in the St. Norbert Gym All Faith Formation and St. Norbert School Families in Grades K-5 are invited! Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick at Our Lady of the Brook Sun. October 28 th at the 10 am Mass Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick at St. Norbert Sat. October 27 th at the 5:00 pm Mass Sun. October 28 th at the 7:30 am and 5:30 pm Masses The Second Vatican council in 1972 changed the name of the sacrament of Extreme Unction to The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. The emphasis of the sacrament is to offer grace and comfort to assist the living in their illness to become stronger. Any person can be anointed whose health is seriously impaired by sickness or old age, including those who are: 1) now seriously ill, 2) temporarily ill or convalescing, 3) chronically ill (heart condition, diabetes, asthma, etc.), 4) emotionally troubled, 5) those with an addictive disease, 6) the elderly, even if no serious illness is present and 7) those preparing for surgery in the near future. (A cold, sore throat, rash, flu etc. would not be cause for anointing). The priest anoints the person by first making the sign of the cross on their forehead, with the oil blessed by the bishop on Holy Thursday, and says: Through this holy anointing, may the Lord in his love and mercy help you with the grace of the Holy Spirit. Then he anoints the palms of both hands saying, May the Lord who frees you from sin save you and raise you up. If one is physically unable to attend the Mass of the Anointing of the Sick, please call the rectory at (847) After receiving the message, the Priest will call and make an appointment to visit and anoint the person at home. Our Lord s Peace and Blessings, Mona Lukas, Director Ministry of Care

8 The Catholic Community of Northbrook Northbrook, Illinois 8 Help with your healing journey... Women of St. Norbert and Our Lady of the Brook! Please Join us for a Mass Celebrating the Women of our Parish Thursday, October 25 th at 7:00 pm Fr. Bob will Preside and St. Norbert s Woman of the Year Judi Dempsey will be Recognized Reception to follow Mass PURSES, PURSES, PURSES The OLB Women s Club needs your new and slightly used purses for its December 15/16 Craft & Bake Sale. Please drop purses off in the OLB Kitchen daily from 8:00 12:00pm and also before or after the 10:00 AM Sunday Mass. Purses may also be dropped off at the St. Norbert Parish Office during normal business hours. We are excited about this new addition to our Craft and Bake Sale and hoping for a great response. Contact Peg (847) with any questions. If you are a victim of sexual abuse by any Archdiocese of Chicago personnel including clergy, the Office for Assistance Ministry would like to help you on your healing journey. Please contact us for more information. Thomas P. Tharayil LCSW, BCD Director Ruth Robinson Assistant Director Office of Assistance Ministry Post Office Box 1979 Chicago, Illinois or (toll-free) assistmin@archchicago.org Domestic Violence Awareness Remember, you are not alone If you are a victim of domestic violence, or know someone who is, and need help, please contact: * WINGS 24 hr. Hotline and Counseling Services and Emergency Shelter at (847) * National Domestic Violence Hotline 24 hr. (800) * National Sexual Assault Hotline (800) * National Dating Abuse Helpline (866) * In an Emergency dial 911 Rummage Sale Please consider dropping off donations Nov. 5-8, 9 am to noon at St. Joseph the Worker, 185 W. Dundee, Wheeling in Bonner Hall. Since there is no Whale of a Sale this spring, your donations can help out our neighboring parish!

9 Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 21, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Presents: T r e n d s e t t i n g. A r t i s a n. U n i q u e. Thursday, November 8, 1:00 pm to 9:30 pm and Friday, November 9, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Mingle at Sip and Shop - Thursday from 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm. Special event ticket includes a glass of wine, savory and sweet light bites and Friday admission. $10 Prepay/$15 at the door, $5 Seniors and Students. For more information, please contact olphhollyfair@gmail.com or visit and on Instagram at OLPHHollyFair All vendors donate a portion of their proceeds to the charitable works of OLPH Women s Club. Playdium, 1776 Glenview Road, Glenview. General admission: $5 Adults, Students Free. For tickets, visit : Over 50 Seniors met at OLB on Monday, October 15 to enjoy a delicious breakfast, prepared by the Northbrook Woman s Club, and listen to a guest speaker. The group enjoyed a hot breakfast, including egg casseroles, sausage, pumpkin bread and other breads, coffee, juice and much more! Thank you to the NB Woman s Club! Senior Club News Emlee Hilliard-Smith from the SEC gave a fascinating presentation on Securities (stocks/bonds) and how to avoid being taken in by scams. She also gave tips on how to invest wisely, no matter what your age or budget. The next meeting is Nov. 19, 9 to11 am. Father Britto Berchmans, our Lenten Speaker last spring, is the guest. Plan to join us!

10 The Catholic Community of Northbrook Northbrook, Illinois 10 Dear Friend, I am inviting you to attend a very important event for men happening for the Catholic Community of Northbrook in November. I say for the Catholic Community of Northbrook because while your presence and participation are necessary and vital, the real winner is the parish of St. Norbert and Our Lady of the Brook. The event is Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP), which occurs on the weekend of November 3 and 4 at Our Lady of the Brook. My experience in other parishes has been that when men and women experience CRHP weekends, parishes come alive in a way they have not been before. I have seen it happen in three parishes and there is only one reason it cannot happen here--if we say no. Several men in our Parish have already experienced a CRHP weekend and they want to pass it on to you. It will be disappointing to me and to those men who are preparing the weekend if you say no, but what is more disappointing is that you are saying no to get to know Christ better. I do not think you want to do that for your sake or for the Catholic Community of Northbrook's sake. In the coming weeks one of us will be contacting you to see if you are available on that weekend. In the past, I have made a personal money back guarantee to all attendees that you will enjoy the weekend. If you do not find it fulfilling, I will personally pay for your weekend. What is necessary from you is an openness to the weekend---it is like a retreat but different and a willingness to give yourself a Saturday and Sunday to the Lord. Having seen what this weekend can do for individuals and for parishes, please consider it and be a part of a wonderful experience. To reserve a spot, please contact Patrick Marschall at pjmarschall@gmail.com or Tom Dadigan at tdadigan@sbcglobal.net. Yours in Christ, Fr. Bob Heinz, Pastor Refocus Re-Energize Reconfirm the Purpose of your Life in Christ Please join us for the Catholic Community of Northbrook: 2018 Men s Renewal Weekend Saturday November 3, 8:00 am through Sunday, November 4, 3:00 pm Our Lady of the Brook, 3700 Dundee Road Cost $75. Please make checks payable to St. Norbert and Our Lady of the Brook Parish. Registration forms available in the St. Norbert Parish Office or Patrick Marschall pjmarschall@gmail.com or Tom Dadigan at tdadigan@sbcglobal.net. Please turn in your registration form and payment to the Parish Office ATTN: CRHP, By October 30, 2018 Name: Date: Address: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Married/Single: Spouse/Primary Contact: (Name) (Phone) ( ) Special Needs: (Diet, allergies, etc.):

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12 The Catholic Community of Northbrook Northbrook, Illinois 12 October 21, 2018 Dear Sisters and Brothers, In the Gospel reading for World Mission Sunday, Jesus reminds us of His mission to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). Through Renew My Church, we embrace this mission in which He calls us to serve others and give new life in Christ. In celebrating World Mission Sunday, we as members of the Church in the Archdiocese of Chicago proclaim the life-giving presence of Jesus Christ throughout our world. The World Mission Sunday collection, celebrated worldwide on October 21, provides vital assistance to over 1,000 economically poor dioceses responding to spiritual and material needs across Africa, Asia, and remote areas of Latin America and the Pacific Islands. It also resources churches and religious congregations that accompany people facing poverty, violent conflict, and displacement in the Middle East, Northeast Africa, India and Eastern Europe. It is my hope that every parish in the Archdiocese of Chicago embraces World Mission Sunday as an opportunity to join with the global Church in making disciples throughout our world, as we are called to do during the Renew My Church process. May our witness inspire others in our Chicago community, especially young people, to embrace the call to love and follow Christ. With every good wish, I remain, Sincerely yours in Christ Cardinal Blase Cupich Archbishop of Chicago TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION As election campaigns move into high gear, sometimes the phrase the Catholic vote is heard. It s an interesting concept, since Catholics started out in this country as a very fragile group: fewer than forty thousand of us at the time of the first census in 1790, and only about 2 percent of the population by It was a priestless church for all intents and purposes, lay-led clusters of Catholics waiting patiently for the occasional visit of a priest, sustained by gathering when they could on Sunday for devotional prayer like litanies and the rosary. They tried to hold on to their ancestral faith as best they could. Archbishop Jean-Louis Cheverus told one family in Maine to every day say your prayers on your knees with affection, and every Sunday gather to hear the Gospel, to pray in common, and to quiz the children on the catechism. Inevitably, some became Protestant, but many more stayed Catholic from generation to generation, with very little encouragement or sacramental ministry from the clergy. Archbishop John Carroll, the first American bishop, tried to make Church law flexible: shortening the length of the fast before Communion, easing the Lenten fast, and even relaxing the rule of Sabbath rest at harvest time. Catholicism in England had been quietly sustained in this way for two centuries, and the first American Catholics carried on as had their ancestors, providing a fertile soil for the unprecedented success and phenomenal growth of the Church in our country. Rev. James Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. Don t Miss This! You are invited to Highland Park Players' presentation of On The Town, the hilarious, iconic musical with wonderful music by Leonard Bernstein performed with a 22- piece orchestra. Featuring Aaron & Jenny from our 9:30 Mass! Don't miss this spectacle! Buy your tickets now: Northbrook Theater, 3323 Walters Ave. October 26 and 27 at 7:30PM October 21, and 28 at 2:00PM

13 Twenty-Ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time October 21, St. Norbert Ministry Schedule for October 27/28, :00 PM 7:30 AM 9:30 AM 11:30 AM Presider Fr Bob Heinz Fr Larry Dunn Fr Dan Folwaczny Fr Bob Heinz Lector Emilia Yosick OPEN Tony Broccolo Maureen Brady Eucharistic Ministers Altar Servers Terry Carr Deidre Collins Kevin LeFevre Kevin Magner John Maloney Judith Maloney Kathleen Miller Anthony Hurtado Ema Hurtado Henry Parker Gwen Casey Carol Cox Maureen Garrity Tim Hiller Sue Lofgren Lorie Longo Fernando Canela Ray Dempsey Anne Colpi Mary Cox Jill Ernst Trina Kietzman Carl Miller Jeff Miller Valerie Rangel Dominick Auriemma Jimmy Auriemma Annie Berg John Burnside Kim Busch Margaret Grouzard Kate Marciano David Nuccio Pat Poulton Richard Poulton Kirsten Kelly Danny Saenz Maeve Washelesky 5:30 PM Fr Dan Folwaczny OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN Nora Manna Fred Peterson Grace Risinger OLB Ministry Schedule: Oct. 28, 2018 Presider Lector Ministers of Communion Altar Servers Linen Sacristan Fr. Ron Kalas Roland Catenacci Valeria Catenacci A Lettie Bratta B Al Brunner CA Anna Di Filippo D Allan Homberger 1 Irene Homberger 2 Gretchen Kane 3 Sandy Koziol Sun. 10:00 AM Chloe Gutierrez, Justin Magsino, Kyle Pambah Carla Milazzo

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16 St. Norbert Church 1809 Walters Avenue, Northbrook, IL (847) Fax: (847) Our Lady of the Brook Worship Center 3700 Dundee Road Northbrook, IL (847) fax: (847) Website: Parish Office Hours: Office located inside St. Norbert Parish Office Catholic Community of Northbrook Staff Rev. Robert P. Heinz, Pastor Rev. Dan I. Folwaczny, Associate Pastor Rev. Laurence J. Dunn, Resident Rev. Richard Sztorc and Rev. Tom Moran, Pastors Emeriti, Our Lady of the Brook Deacon Peery Duderstadt, Our Lady of the Brook Deacon Dennis McAllister, Our Lady of the Brook Michael Ward, Director of Music & Liturgy Coordinator Jon Konz, Director of Faith Formation Mona Lukas, Director of Ministers of Care Moira Cary, Director of Finance & Operations Dev Kennedy, Ministry Coordinator Maggie Bruce, Y outh Ministry Coordinator Jewell Gregory, LPC, Grief Support & Counseling Services Coordinator Tracy Nelson, Office Manager Amy Principi, Communications Manager and Bulletin Editor: bulletin@stnorbertparish.org Faith Formation & Religious Education Phone: (847) Fax: (847) reled@stnorbertparish.org Youth Ministry (847) mbruce@stnorbertparish.org St. Norbert School 1817 Walters Avenue, Northbrook, IL (847) Fax: (847) SSchacherer@stnorbertschool.org Stephen Schacherer, Principal Sunday Masses 5:00 PM (Saturday evening) SN 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM, 5:30 PM at SN 10:00 AM at OLB Daily Masses 8:30 AM (Saturday) SN 8:30 AM (Monday through Friday) at OLB Liturgy of the Word Service 6:30 AM Monday - Friday (SN) Reconciliation Saturday 4 4:45 PM or by appointment (SN) Sunday 9:15 9:45 AM or by appointment (OLB) Baptisms First and Third Sunday at 1:00 PM at SN. To register, contact the parish office. (Baptism Preparation Class is the 4th Monday of every month at 7:00 PM at St. Norbert parish office). Second and Fourth Sunday at noon at OLB. To register, contact the parish office. Marriages Arrange with priest at least six months in advance Funerals/Bereavement Contact or music@stnorbertparish.org New Parishioner Registration All new families are welcome to register by calling the parish office or by going to our website at or Communion for the homebound For St. Norbert and Our Lady of the Brook homebound, please call and leave a message for Mona Lukas, Director of Ministry of Care. Morning Prayer: 6:30 am Monday through Friday. Liturgy & Devotions A Prayer Ministry of St. Norbert Rosary: Daily after 8:30 am Mass 1 st Wednesday: Eucharistic Day of Adoration 9 am to 9 pm. ALL Wednesdays during Lent. 1 st Saturday: Devotion to Immaculate Heart of Mary; Rosary and 15 minute meditation after 8:30 am Mass. Please feel free to participate or feel free to add your prayer intentions in our Prayer Book located in the Eucharistic Chapel of St. Norbert.