ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL 18 WOODLAWN JOLIET, ILLINOIS

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1 ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL 18 WOODLAWN JOLIET, ILLINOIS Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary time November 16, 2014

2 St. Paul the Apostle Parish Office: Parish Fax School: Religious Education Youth Ministry: RCIA (Roberta Lemke) Parish Rev. John Klein, Pastor x243 Rev. John Belmonte, S.J., Resident x230 Rev. James Lennon, Weekend Celebrant Deacon William Bevan, III Deacon John Freund Lynne Passarella, Parish Secretary x200 Denise Rowan, Business Manager x203 Corie Alimento, Principal x401 Sr. Karen Marie Lanigan, O.S.F., D.R.E. x301 Jeremy Hylka, Dir. Of Liturgy & Youth Min. x320 Raymond Kaufmann, Director of Music LITURGICAL SCHEDULE week of November 17th Saturday: 4:30 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM Weekday mass: 7:30 AM Monday through Friday except Wednesdays are 8:30 AM when school is in session Holy Days: Varies by Holy Day of Obligation Saturday: SACRAMENT OF PENANCE 8:30-9:30 am or by appointment BAPTISMS Baptisms are scheduled on the Second Sunday of the month at 11:30 AM based on parental requests. Participation in a Parent Preparation Program is mandatory before the baptism of the child. Our preparation Program is held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. Attendance at Sunday Mass on the day of the Baptism is Mandatory. Please call the Parish office to schedule a baptism. WEDDINGS All weddings are scheduled by the Pastor of the Parish. Office staff cannot schedule a wedding and a wedding is not considered to be officially scheduled until the couple receives written confirmation from the Pastor of the Parish. Couples desiring to be married need to speak directly with the Pastor BEFORE reserving a hall. Only the Bride or Groom may request a date for their wedding. Diocesan policy requires that a 6 month (minimum) preparation process be completed prior to the celebration of all weddings. Weddings are not scheduled on Sundays. ANOINTING OF THE SICK Parishioners who are seriously or critically ill, or have surgery scheduled should receive the Sacrament of Anointing and Healing. Please call the parish office to request this sacrament. Regular visits are also made by our Pastoral Staff and Ministers of Care to bring Holy Communion to hospitalized or homebound parishioners. Anyone desiring such a visit should call the Parish Office. R.C.I.A. The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is an ongoing formation process for adults who are interested in becoming a Catholic and adult Catholics who would like to receive the sacraments of Confirmation and/or First Eucharist. Please call the Parish Office for additional information. PARISH REGISTRATION New parishioners are always welcome! You may register in person or by calling the Parish Office. MONDAY St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Religous 7:30 AM David Zielinski TUESDAY St. Rose Phillipine Duchesne, Virgin 7:30 AM Tom Feehan WEDNESDAY Weekday 8:30 AM William & Sarah Breen Mary (Betty) Modlin THURSDAY Weekday 7:30 AM Angela Lucas FRIDAY The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 7:30 AM Althea Topliff SATURDAY Vigil, Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe 4:30 PM John Bedesky SUNDAY Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe 7:30 AM The People of St. Paul the Apostle 9:00 AM John Sterr 10:30 AM Barbara Schreiner SUNDAY OFFERING THANK YOU! Offering for Sunday, November 2,2014.$16, Collection Amount Budgeted. $16, Week s Budget (Shortfall)/Overage.. $ (93.00) Year to date (Shortfall)/ Overage...$(34,360.00) Our Parish depends on a weekly collection of $16, to meet our budget. Thank you for your generous support of our parish. Your donations of time, talent, and treasure enables us to provide many ministries and services for the benefit of our parishioners and the local community. God bless you and your family! St. Paul s is now on Facebook and Twitter! LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: w.facebook.com/stpauljoliet FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: stpauljoliet

3 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ: The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) has come to the aid of communities nationwide for over 40 years in an effort to eradicate poverty. During World Youth Day, July 25, 2013, Pope Francis told us to never tire of working for a more just world, marked by greater solidarity. CCHD puts these words into action by funding housing, education, and the development of job opportunities. Projects supported by CCHD move beyond providing for basic needs. They work to build healthy, sustainable futures for communities. Ten years ago, Boston s Haley House began offering bakery training at the request of a few regular guests at the soup kitchen. Experiencing a tremendous demand, Haley House created a six-month course that includes customer relations and basic business principles. Haley House currently has 70 trainees who have completed the program and are now employed in the Boston area. Haley House also runs cooking classes for at-risk teens and a Transitional Employment Program that provides holistic, individual support to men and women re-entering the community after incarceration. Haley House creates a strong local economy by building human relationships; it carries on Christ s mission to bring glad tidings to the poor... liberty to captives... sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free (Lk 4:18). This Collection is the primary source of funding for CCHD s anti-poverty grants and education programs. Collection funds offer new hope each year to those living in poverty throughout the United States. And remember, 25 percent of the Collection s proceeds stays here in our diocese to ight poverty in our communities and defend the dignity of our neighbors. Help us defend human dignity and show Christ s charity to those in need. For more information about the Collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development and the groups it funds, please visit God bless you, Most Reverend R. Daniel Conlon Bishop of Joliet

4 Parish News FOLLOW Youth Ministry sponsored by St. Paul the Apostle Catholic and the Cathedral of St. Raymond Nonnatus Mr. Jeremy Hylka, Director of Youth Ministry Address: FOLLOW Youth Ministry Center 120 Woodlawn Avenue (St. Paul s Convent) in Joliet Phone: youth@followym.com Web: followym.com Facebook: facebook.com/followym Twitter: followyouthmin Instagram: followym Events This Week: 11/18 FOLLOW Night Guest Speaker Fr. John Belmonte Doors open at 5:00pm; Mee ng 6:30-8:30pm. 11/19 Meet the Saints 5:00-6:00pm (at St. Ray s) Mark Your Calendars: 12/02 Guest Speaker Fr. Brad Baker 12/13 Youth Mass Night 12/20 Chicago Train Trip 1/19 March for Life in DC R.E.P. NEWS In need of information about Our Religious Education Program? Please call the REP office at On Monday, November 17, there will be a meeting in the school basement for all those children who will be making their First Confession and their parents. Please call the Religious Education Office for more information. On Monday, November 17, Confirmation 2016 essay #1 Who Is Jesus? Why Do I Follow Him? is due to the religion teacher. On Thursday, November 20, all Confirmation 2015 service projects are due to the Religious Education Office. There will be no REP classes on Monday, November 24 due to school parent/teacher conferences. SCHOOL NOTES First Reconciliation- Students receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation are to attend a meeting on Monday, November 17 th at 6pm in the lunchroom. Parent/s should be in attendance as well. The First Reconciliation Service will take place on Tuesday, December 2 nd at 6:30pm in the church. Children and their families should attend. Be sure to wear your Sunday best for First Reconciliation. A big thank you goes out to the young people who gave up their Saturday morning to come do some campus clean-up at St. Paul s. It was cold and windy, but this did not dampen their spirits. They worked steadily for two hours and we can tell the difference in our green areas. We appreciate their dedication to doing service hours to complete their formation and preparation to receive the sacrament of Confirmation. May God Keep Them Safe and Return Them Home To Their Families Please pray for them as they continue on this journey and celebrate their faith

5 Calendar News Sunday, Nov 16 8:30am K of C Sign Up after all masses 9:00am Mass 10:00am RCIA 10:30am Mass 12:00pm Basketball Practice 1:00pm Food Sorting Narthex Convent Monday, Nov 17 5:45pm REP Classes School & AC 6:00pm Parent&Child Reconciliation Mtg. School Hall 7:00pm AA Meeting A 1 Tuesday, Nov 18 5:00pm Youth Ministry Convent 6:00pm Parish Council A 1 6:30pm Boy Scouts # 15 School Hall 7:00pm Knights of Columbus A 2 7:00pm Youth Ministry Open Thursday, Nov 20 3:00pm Children s Choir 3:45pm Basketball Games 3:45am Interviews W/ Diana A 2 6:30pm Adult Choir Friday, Nov 21 Saturday, Nov 22 8:30am Confessions 9:00am Basketball Practice 4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass 5:30pm Music Ensemble Sunday, Nov 23 9:00am Mass 10:00am RCIA 10:30am Mass 12:00pm Basketball Practice Convent Wednesday, Nov 19 8:30am Mass 12:00pm Jr. High Drama Club A 2 & 3 Erin Bartel Gerri Bertino Mason Briese Laura Criel Jean Fabich Judith Gahala Harn Family Susan Gentile Matt Gross For the most current calendar information please go to Pray for the Sick Please remember the following people in your prayers who are seriously ill or who are suffering from long-term illnesses: James Hatfield Sami Henderson James Hickey, Jr. Ann Juhlmann Ann Kane Mary Kaplan Terri King Helen Locher Mary Maloney John Matejcak Shirley Max Terry Meyer John Mowbray Jeanie Nunuue Kurt Palmer Kay Prock Amy Remallard Lisa Savero Richard Schreiner Don Senffner Tony Simone Paityn Sims Jennifer Stephen Louis Toka Salvatore Ventura

6 NEXT WEEKEND S LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS TIME READERS EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS Saturday, Nov. 22, :30 PM A Kokosz/ R Lemke J & K Anzalone/ L Freund/ T Bailey P & C Wilda/ J Militello Sunday, Nov. 23, :30 AM L Deiss/ E Dollinger A Prock/ C Burla/ K Briick L Briick/ J Peceniak 9:00 AM D Skorupa/ Katrice Sawyer J & J Klika/ E Cora/ L Laux J Simpson/ P Gimbel/ Kaitlyn Sawyer 10:30 AM N Louck/ L Hoffman J Hatfield/ K Roolf/ S Graham B Bayci/ S Hobbs/ P Bodach/ M L Crossen Next Weekend s Servers: Saturday, Nov. 22, :30 PM Josh Bolek/ B Kohler/ K Krall Sunday, Nov. 23, :30 AM V DeFillippo/ K McGinnis/ J McGinnis 9:00 AM M Misischia/ P Picciolo/ K Sears 10:30AM S Horn/ A Sarcletti/ T Sarcletti Nov 28th Who Will Fill These Shoes? (11am-3pm) Who All young mem ages and their parents What A day to learn more about the priesthood When Fri, Nov 28, 2014 from 11am-3pm 11am Mass 12pm lunch 1pm breakout sessions w/ seminarians & parents of seminarians 2pm Holy Hour for Vocations (open to everyone in The diocese) 3pm dismissal Where Cathedral of St. Raymond 604 Raynor St., Joliet, Il Many of our priests in the Diocese of Joliet have retired or are near retirement age. The question is: Who will fill their shoes? Who will bring the Eucharist and the other sacraments to future generations? Maybe God is calling you. The day will begin with Mass at 11am, followed by lunch. Then the young men will break up into small groups with our current seminarians to hear their vocation stories and what life is like in the seminary. Parents will be able to speak to our current seminarian parents about their experiences. We will finish with a Holy Hour for vocations in the Cathedral to which all people in the diocese are invited. To register or for more information please visit You can also call the Vocation Office at There will be a breakout group in Spanish as well. The Paulites St. Paul the Apostle Activity Center Joliet, Illinois Date: Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2014 Time 5:30 p.m. Place Cost Al s Steak House 1990 W. Jefferson Joliet, IL $ Member $ Non-Member - (Guest) Menu Selections: Soup of the day or salad bar, Filet Mignon / Veal Parmesan/ Boston Baked Scrod Double Baked Potato/ Homemade Apple Pie Royal Kona Coffee/ Iced Tea With a Cash Bar Entertainment: Sandi Haynes, vocalist with keyboard Payment must be received by: Wed, November 26th Cost: $ Member $ Non-Member - (Guest) Name PD Name PD

7 Historic St. Joseph is proud to present Fr. Gary Caster speaking on "He did as the Angel had Commanded: Joseph, the Man Who Raised Jesus. Fr. Caster is the author of the book, Joseph, the Man Who Raised Jesus. He is a priest of the Diocese of Peoria, currently working as the Catholic Chaplain of Williams College. He has contributed articles to various publications including Magnificat, and continues to assist with shows produced by EWTN, lead retreats and parish missions, paint, write poetry and preach the gospel. The talk will be presented at St. Joseph, 416 N. Chicago St., Joliet on Sunday, November 30 th at 2pm. Prelude music will begin at 1:30 PM. The talk is open to the public; free admission. For more information, please contact Cherie Gimbel at The Rosary is THE WEAPON against the evils of today. Saint Padre Pio FOLLOW Youth Ministry and the Diocese of Joliet invites all High school students to the annual MARCH FOR LIFE in Washington, D C. January 19-23, 2015 Cost is $340 per teen, which includes: --- Transportation by bus, lodging for two nights, and most meals --- Mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary --- Youth Rally and Mass nd Annual March for Life --- Celebratory dinner after the March --- Visiting monuments and museums in Washington, DC --- Wreath Laying at Arlington National Cemetery Departure/Return Location: Blanchette Catholic Center Crest Hill, IL Register On---Line at: joliet.org/life Phone for details: Respect Life Ministry at (815) Registration & $100 non---refundable deposit due on Friday, November 14 Completed Financial Aid Form due by Friday, November 14 Final payment due by: Friday, December 5 St. Paul the Apostle Rosary Group Every Friday in the Cry Room After Everyone Welcome After you register and pay through the Diocese of Joliet, please contact Jeremy Hylka, Director of FOLLOW Youth Ministry, to make sure you register as part of our group as well at youth@followym.com or call