Church of St. Mary 175 East Illinois Road, Lake Forest, Illinois Phone:

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1 Church of St. Mary 175 East Illinois Road, Lake Forest, Illinois Phone: churchstmarylf Sunday Masses: 5:00pm (Saturday) 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am; 12 Noon & 6:00pm Weekday Masses: 6:30 and 8:00am Saturday 8:00am Mass only Confession Schedule: Wednesdays 6:00pm Saturdays 8:30am

2 Weekly Calendar of Events Scout Sunday, February 5 9:00am-Children s Liturgy of The Word-MPR 9:00am-Scout Sunday Mass 9:00am-11:00am-Scout Sunday Donuts Reception-UGCC 10:00am-Kairos Leader Meeting-YM Lounge 10:15am-Religious Education-PGC 1:00pm-YM Feed My Starving Children-Off Premises Monday, February 6 3:00pm-Mass at Lake Forest Place 7:00pm-2nd Grade Group A Candlelight Service-Church Tuesday, February 7 8:45am-Vision 2000-PCLR 1:30pm-St. Rita of Cascia Circle Meeting-PCLR 4:15pm-Religious Education Grades 2-6-UGC 7:00pm-Handbell Choir-CCR 7:00pm-RCIA-PCLR 7:00pm-2nd Grade Group B Candlelight Service-Church 7:00pm-Religious Education Grades 6-8-UGC 7:30pm-COR Bible Study-YM Lounge Wednesday, February 8 8:30am-7:30pm-Adoration 9:00am-Immaculate Heart Prayer Group-PCLR 11:00am-Bible Study Leaders Meeting-PCLR 3:45pm-Sol Meeting-YM Lounge 6:00pm-Confession-Church 6:30pm-Rosary for Life-Church 7:00pm-Benediction-Church 7:00pm-SPRED Friends-PCCR Thursday, February 9 9:00am-Bible Study-PCCR 6:00pm-Bible Study Leaders Meeting-PCLR 6:30pm-St. Mary Young Adult Group Talk-MPR 7:00pm-Bible Study-PCCR 7:30pm-Adult Choir Rehearsal-Church Friday, February 10 7:00pm-Father-Daughter Dance-UGC Gym Saturday, February 11 8:30am-Confession-Church 8:30am-CRHP-CCR Sunday, February 12 9:00am-Children s Liturgy of The Word-MPR 10:00am-Religious Intensive Classes-UGC 10:15am-Religious Education-PGC 3:00pm-Kairos Leaders Meeting-YM Lounge 7:00pm-COR-YM Lounge Wednesday Adoration Changes: The Pro-Life Rosary at 6:30pm will be immediately followed by Benediction. On the third Wednesday of the month, immediately following the 6:30pm Pro-Life rosary, Father Brendan will do readings, a meditation, and Benediction. This will end at approximately 7:15pm. There will no longer be an extra Holy Hour on the third Wednesday of every month. Church of St. Mary Staff Reverend Michael Nacius, Pastor mnacius@churchofstmary.org Reverend Brendan Guilfoil Associate Pastor bguilfoil@churchofstmary.org Reverend Michael Grzesik Associate Pastor mgrzesik@churchofstmary.org Jack Herrmann, Deacon herrmann979@aol.com Joseph G. Krakora, Deacon deacjgk@aol.com Bob Thomas, Deacon bthomas@churchofstmary.org Lore Nugent, Pastoral Associate Lnugent@churchofstmary.org Terese Halm, Youth Minister thalm@churchofstmary.org Rebecca Quackenbush Business Manager rquackenbush@churchofstmary.org Rachel Kuhn Director of Development rkuhn@churchofstmary.org John Chapman, Music Director jchapman@churchofstmary.org Jeannie Brunk Director of Religious Education jbrunk@churchofstmary.org Dr. Venette Biancalana Principal, School of St. Mary vbiancalana@schoolofstmary.org In Case of an Emergency needing a priest please call If there is no response, please call

3 FROM THE DESK OF FR. MIKE Last month a letter was read at the weekend Masses from Cardinal Cupich regarding the Renew my Church process of the Archdiocese. The letter was printed in last week s bulletin and is available through the parish website. At a recent Staff Meeting we reflected on this letter and its impact for us as members of the Church of St. Mary. One of the foci of the Renew my Church process is vocations. Last weekend in an address Pope Francis stated that he is concerned about what he calls a hemorrhage of priests and nuns from the Catholic Church. Pope Francis stated that this shortage is weakening the Church. Last weekend, when praying with a family after Mass, I learned that one of their sons is actively discerning a religious vocation. He is being supported in this discernment as he continues to pray for guidance from the Holy Spirit. As you read this article today, how can you increase your support of religious vocations? Is there a family member, a son, a daughter, a niece, a nephew, a neighbor that you can encourage to discern the movement of God in their life? Today, many of the men and women entering into seminary and religious life do so as a second or third career. Through prayer and support, they find the longing within their life, heart and spirit to be answered by God as they pray through the possibility of a vocation in the Church. Fr. Michael Grzesik is in the process of forming a Vocations Ministry here at St. Mary s. One of the goals of this ministry is directly finding ways to support vocations in our parish. If you would like to learn more about this please speak with him as soon as possible. The next time you go to Eucharistic Adoration, I ask that you pray for vocations. The next time you pray the rosary, I ask that you pray for vocations. There are many gifted, faithful and generous men and women that can serve the Church in a religious vocation. May our prayers, support and encouragement bring forth vocations from St. Mary s in the next generation of believers. You are invited to a workshop later this month looking at one of the best kept secrets of the Catholic Church. What may that be, you are asking yourself? The answer being Catholic Social Teaching. Pope Francis has brought renewed emphasis to the concept of Biblical justice and the principles of Catholic Social Teaching derived from it. He has challenged us to be a church that protects and creates policies for the common good, one that reaches out to the fringes of society. But how can we most effectively be that Church if we don t have a full understanding of, and appreciation for, Catholic Social Teaching? In this upcoming workshop they will explore the Biblical roots of social justice, the development of Catholic social principles, and a variety of ways in which we can become involved in alleviating the suffering of our most vulnerable brothers and sisters. This workshop is being offered at St. Mary of the Annunciation located at W. Erhart Road in Mundelein on Saturday, February 25 th. The workshop is being held from 9:00 AM 12:00 Noon. The workshop will take place in the big church and is handicapped accessible. Anyone interested in social justice issues is invited to contact Deacon Dennis Brown at dgbrown52@aol.com or call the parish at (847) God bless you in being instruments of Christ s peace!

4 ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO Office of the Archbishop 835 North Rush Street Chicago, IL archchicago.org Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, All of us in the Church need to be grateful for the ways that God is renewing the Church in our time. The leadership of Pope Francis and our own local efforts promise to reinvigorate our life together as God s people and our mission in the world. Ultimately, the energy for this renewal stems from love, the same love echoed in the theme of this year s Annual Catholic Appeal: Love Your Neighbor as Yourself. With love, the Annual Catholic Appeal enables us to connect with each other and take responsibility for each other. The Annual Catholic Appeal makes our love of neighbor real and close. How does this happen? The Appeal helps to sustain Catholic schools and parishes, support programs of religious education, ministerial formation and the many initiatives for the protection of life and the promotion of peace and justice. Through Catholic Relief Services, the Appeal also funds loving help to neighbors who are far away but who are our neighbors in need. Join me and many others across the Archdiocese to express our love, our connection and our responsibility for one another. Given the present need of the Archdiocese of Chicago, your gift will mean that you have heard the Lord s word, love your neighbor as yourself, and that you have put it into practical action. We will be good stewards of your gift. I also want to remind you that once your parish reaches its goal, 100% of the over-goal contributions will be returned to your parish. As you prayerfully consider your gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal, know that you have the gratitude of the many people your neighbors whom you will help. You also have my gratitude and, of course, my prayers. May the good Lord renew all of us in His Church with a spirit of loving concern and responsibility for one another. Sincerely yours in Christ, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich Archbishop of Chicago

5 Readings for Ordinary Time Mon., Feb. 6: Gn 1:1-19; Mk 6:53-56 Paul Miki and companions, martyrs God saw how good it was. When you stop to think about it, God did an incredibly awesome job of creating this world in which we live. Everything is in balance, living in harmony. And after each act of creation, what did God do? God saw that it was good. The goodness of creation is goodness in and of itself, just because it is. Skies and seas, mountains and valleys, rain and snow, trees and plants, animals and fish. Tues., Feb. 7: Gn 1:20-2:4a; Mk 7:1-13 Let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the air, and the cattle, and over all the wild animals and creatures that crawl upon the ground. God s creation is a finely tuned network of interdependent relationships. As human beings, we are a part of God s creation, but we are also apart from creation. God gave humans unique powers and authority, powers that are meant to be used carefully and creatively. Our role is to be stewards of God s creation, but all too often we see the earth and its resources as commodities that we can use, exploit and destroy. We do not see creation as a community to which we belong. For wisdom and courage to live as stewards of your creation, we pray. Wed., Feb. 8: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Mk 7:14-23 The Lord God formed man out of the clay of the ground and blew into his nostrils the breath of life, and so man became a living being. Even though I grew up in the church, I think I was in college before I realized that there isn t just one creation story in Genesis. The first chapter is one story, with the litany of days and what God created on each day. In that account, humans are created last and given instructions to fill the earth and subdue it. In the second story, humans are created first, and then God plants a garden in Eden and settles the man there to cultivate and care for it. Although they are different, these creation stories both ask the question, Why are we here? Both accounts give the same answer: We are here to care for God s creation. For your grace as we seek to be faithful stewards, we pray. Thurs., Feb. 9: Gn 2:18-25; Mk 7:24-30 It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a suitable partner for him. As this creation story continues, God realizes that the human being needs companions. Therefore, God creates all kinds of animals, but none of them are suitable partners for the man. Then God creates another human being, a woman, to be the first human s partner. The other creatures could not meet this need for human relationship. We were created by God to be in equal, mutual relationship with each other. Some might argue that the more I m around some people, the more I like my dog, but it is our relationships whether broken or fulfilling, painful or wonderful that help us become the people God intends us to be. We give thanks, Love Divine, for companionship, love and community in all its many forms. Fri., Feb. 10: Gn 3:1-8; Mk 7:31-37 Scholastica, religious The woman saw that the tree was good for food, pleasing to the eyes, and desirable for gaining wisdom. The Garden of Eden. Paradise. Think lush green ferns, warm breezes, peace, plenty of sunshine. It s a place where nothing is broken, a place where God s shalom still reigns, a place where you could walk around naked and not even realize you re naked as long as you stay away from the fruit of one particular tree. But the woman doesn t stay away. She has a remarkable conversation with a serpent, eats fruit from that one particular tree, and Paradise is gone forever. The humans know they re naked, they know they re guilty, and so they hide from the strong, kind presence of God their creator and friend. Guide and direct the choices we make, O God. Sat., Feb. 11: Gn 3:9-24; Mk 8:1-10 You have eaten, then, from the tree of which I had forbidden you to eat! God comes to the garden, looking for Adam and Eve. Where are you? God asks, and the excuses start flying. Adam blames Eve for giving him the fruit, and then Eve blames the serpent for tricking her. In the end, they are all punished: pain for Eve, toil for Adam, and banishment for the serpent. How did they survive the loss of paradise? That is part of the story, too: They did survive. They decided to live. The days of peace and plenty were gone, but they were able to create a future for themselves in the world outside Eden the world in which we live today. We yearn for your presence with us, Divine Creator, on this side of Eden. CelebrationPublications.org Church of St. Mary Podcast Center Click on the multimedia tab of our website, then click on Podcasts to listen to Sunday homilies. Church of St. Mary Facebook churchofstmarylf Like our page for timely updates and reflections.

6 Scout Sunday, 2017 Today we celebrate the work and accomplishments of our boys and girls involved in Scouting and applaud them for the impact they are making in our schools and our community. We congratulate the following Scouts in St. Mary's Parish who have put forth the extra effort to earn their Religious Medals in Scouting. We would also like to thank Fr. Mike, Fr. Michael and Fr. Brendan for their commitment to helping the scouts grow in their faith. Cub Scout Light of Christ Religious Medal Ryan Edwards Jackson Miller Edward Lewis Ryan Levi James Petrillo Ben Stegemann Cub Scout Parvuli Dei Religious Medal Patrick Alutto Declan Boyle Mason Fluno Martin Hippel Elliott Mrowiec Nicholas Nassar Patrick Nevin Alejandro Toro Kelly Wynn David & Sylvia Baldwin Parker Jeffrey & Andrea Cioni Charles Anselm & Amanda Karas Marguerite Brian & Katie Koehnemann Weston Recently Baptized Ryne & Jessica Korbas Kayleigh Francis & Minthie Jo McCormick Charles Peter & Monica Westin Olivia Jeffrey & Margaret White Nolan Christian & Hilary Bryant Ainslie Mae Michael & Anita Koenitz-Hudac Charles Mark & Andrea Burke Hannah & Elliot Matthew & Lauren Carter Nora & Charlie Brittany Goodrich Michael & Anita Koenitz-Hudac Charles Welcomed into our Family of Faith Daniel & Caitlin Larkin Rajvineeth & Erica Pothacamury Ayden Burke & Gavin Robert & Nisha York Chloe, Hudson & Lila

7 St. Mary Young Adults The Imperfect Art of Dating, Thursday, February 9 from 7:00-9:00pm Multipurpose Room; RSVP by Tuesday, February 7 Join us to watch and discuss an entertaining and practical video on this lost art by Boston College s Professor Kerry Cronin. RSVP to Maggie at maggieslingerland1@gmail.com. All young adults (18-39) are invited. Hope to see you there! Ingatian Volunteer Corps Session here at Church of St. Mary February 28 Semi-retired? Retired? Open the Doors of Your Heart The Ignatian Volunteer Corps may be for You! Members of this Jesuit service program volunteer in poor and marginalized communities 2 days per week (Sept-June), grow deeper in their Christian faith by reflecting and praying in the Ignatian tradition, and meet monthly with other IVC members and a spiritual reflector. IVC members serve as tutors, employment counselors, food pantry volunteers, companions to the elderly, hospital chaplains, and more! Join us for an information session to learn more and meet current IVC volunteers on Tuesday, February 28 at 2:00pm here at St. Mary Parish. Please RSVP to Jacqueline Fitzgerald at or jfitzgerald@ivcusa.org. Detailed information is online or contact fellow parishioner and IVC member Camille Devaney: camille.devaney@yahoo.com. Annual Senior Citizen Luncheon - "Luck of the Irish" The Guild of St. Mary and the School of St. Mary invite all Lake Bluff/Lake Forest Seniors for lunch, bingo, cookies, prizes and entertainment Wednesday, March 15, :00 noon - 2:00pm (Doors open at 11:45 am) at the School of St. Mary Upper Grade Center Gym, 185 E. Illinois Road, Lake Forest. There is no charge for this event. Please call the Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Senior Center at Dickinson Hall at to make a reservation no later than March 7. Reservations are limited. No walk-ins.

8 Learning about Virtue Fourth graders reflected on a scripture passage that went along with a virtue, defined it, wrote about how they can live it, and drew a picture to illustrate the virtue.

9 Church of St. Mary Religious Education Program As they continue their studies and prepare for Confirmation, eighth grade students from the Religious Education program and the School of St. Mary participated in Confirmation retreats on January 21 and January 28 at St. Mary s Upper Grade Center. Father Michael Knotek, our retreat leader, focused on using the gifts of the Holy Spirit to aid oneself in making moral decisions and in all aspects of life. Dynamic high school leaders, led by our Youth Minister Terese Halm, worked with students in small groups and formed a panel discussing how to live out one s Catholic faith in high school. The retreat ended beautifully with the students receiving letters from their parents and sponsor as well as spending time in adoration before Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Students prayed a Litany of Saints with their Confirmation names to close the day. Upcoming Events: Sunday, February 5: Classes: 10:15 11:45am Kdg. through 5 th grade in the Primary Grade Center Monday, February 6: 2nd Grade Group A Families Candle Service in church at 7:00pm Tuesday, February 7: Classes: 4:15 5:30pm Grades 2-6 at the Upper Grade Center Classes: 7:00-8:15pm Grades 6-8 at the Upper Grade Center 2 nd Grade Group B Families - Candle Service in church at 7:00pm Sunday, February 12: 10:00am - 1:15pm Intensive Classes for Gr. 6-8, beginning with 9:00am Mass Classes: 10:15 11:45am Kdg. through 5 th grade in the Primary Grade Center Tuesday, February 14: Classes: 4:15 5:30pm Grades 2-6 at the Upper Grade Center Classes: 7:00-8:15pm Grades 6-8 at the Upper Grade Center

10 Youth Ministry UPCOMING EVENTS This Sunday, February 5 th *No COR Meeting! Monday, February 6 th 3:45-4:45pm Prayer Blanket Project Tuesday, February 7 th 7:30-8:45pm COR Bible Study *K31 Apps Due Wednesday, February 8 th 3:45-5:00pm Sol Middle School Meeting Sunday, February 12 th COR Meeting! SAVE THE DATES March 9 th -12 th Kairos 31 Retreat June 4 th -10 th Tennessee Work Trip! June 15 th -22 nd Nicaragua Mission Trip with NPH! Kairos XXXI Applica ons K31 Applica on Due Tuesday, February 7 th! Kairos is a four-day retreat, where juniors and seniors have the opportunity to reflect on who they are, who God is, how He works in their life and what their response will be to His call. Applica ons for our spring Kairos retreat are available now on the COR YM Webpage or at the Parish Center. If you have ques ons or would like more informa on, please contact Terese Halm. Wisconsin Conference: Steubenville on the Lake Steubenville on the Lake is at Carthage College in Kenosha, Wisconsin, July rd 2017! Come with Fr. Grzesik and me!! This is an amazing opportunity for all incoming freshman to graduated seniors! There is a lot of informa on, an applica on and two promo onal videos on our website under the Steubenville Conference 2017 tab. More than the best concert you ever went toyou will encounter God in the Eucharist and so many more ways! If you have any ques ons or are interested please let me know! July 21 st -23 rd Wisconsin Steubenville on the Lake 2017! Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father, which is in heaven. Ma hew 5:16 I love the Gospel passage for today! It totally reminds me of the song we all know, This little light of mine Rate yourself (1-10): How much do you radiate the love of God to others? Challenge: Sing with the dance moves This little light of mine and be a light of God s love to someone today! Remind 101 Text Updates Join our tex ng group through the app Remind101. Simply to to receive periodic reminders for COR and Sol events!

11 Please remember in your prayers those who are sick, especially: Alexis Anderson Baby Bower Triplets: Rose Marie Adelaide Marie Josephine Marie Baby Mercer Carmela Bergen Wally Bergen Rosemary Brennan Jack Brown Mason Jeffrey Browner Baby Virginia Bunimovich Dan Burke Paul Burt Francesco Camoletto Nova Carlson Sember Carlson Virginia Carson Bruce Cerling Rose Collins Virginia Cordoba Grace D Amico Greg DeBoer Louis Degaetano Mimi Degaetano Lewis Dilts Joan Dolan Patricia Flynn Abby Furco Jenny Green Fr. John Grigus Elizabeth Hand Bill Hartman Joe Hirtzel Rafael Ibarra Cecilia Jara Susan Jaksa Christian Jenko Jack Klinge Genevieve Kluza Robert R. LeClercq, Jr. Patsy Leonard Florence Liphardt Fely Macalalad Janet MacNaughton Carolina Malagon Manuel Angela Martinez Michael Marren Ralph Mastro Derrick Mathews Donna Mathews Mary Anne Minich Dolores Morrison Barbara Neis Joaquin Padilla James Dean Penar Lisa Pommer Carol Pozdel John Priola Susan Schey Stacey Scott Bill Shafer Tai (Paschal) Shin Maureen Skinner Elzbieta Szymanska Leonard Teifeld John Templeman Linda Trueblood- Lambert Joseph Urso Amanda Van Vleet Brittany Van Vleet Mary Beth Wallace Barbara Wilson Donald Wilson Mass Intentions Monday, February 6 6:30-Eric Bower; Richard L. Weyles 8:00-Special Intention for Barbara Gewalt; Anna Dawson Tuesday, February 7 6:30-Diane Parks; Stanley Twardak 8:00-Joe Hammersmith; Richard Hodgdon Wednesday, February 8 6:30-Susan Woodcock; Joyce Gist 8:00-Felipe Mena Meillin; Merle Brezinsky Thursday, February 9 6:30-Joan McShane; Fred Morrow 8:00-Anastasia Rim; Michael & William Lorenz Friday, February 10 6:30-Dave Turner; Joseph Good 8:00-Kathleen Guanci; Sara Storey Saturday, February 11 8:00-William Luke Leonard; Special Intention for Carol Craigmile 5:00-Bob Pommer & Anna & Carl Deckmeyer; Souls in Purgatory Sunday, February 12 7:30-People of St. Mary 9:00-The Cimarrusti-Valentino Family; Joan Dickey 10:30-Ronald J. Banas; Alejandro Urena Noon-Mary Cassotta; Frank Mellberg 6:00-Dr. Richard Cronin; Siga Mikrut In Memory Please remember in your prayers those who have died.

12 Mass Times Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven. MATTHEW 5:16 The generosity of being a good steward of your gifts has a positive effect on people and it is contagious! Good works encourage more good works. Let your light shine! Be careful to recognize that God is working through you and don t put yourself above the people you have been called to help. Sunday and Special Collections Sunday Collection Actual Budgeted Surplus/(Shortfall) 29 January 2017 $21,861 $28,000 ($6,139) Total Sunday Collections Fiscal 2017 Year-to-Date $846,141 $840,000 $6,141 Latin America Actual 29 January 2017 $6,017 Latin America Collections Fiscal 2017 Yr-to-Date $6,492 Ministers Schedule-February 11-12, 2017 Priest Lectors Ministers of Eucharist Ushers 5:00 Fr. Nacius P. McCaskey M.Hartman, B.Hartman, J.Powers, C.Lynch, B.Beinlich-Pasquesi, E.Feldhaus, K.Duffey 7:30 Fr. Nacius J. Hanzlovic T.Lupton, C.Devaney, J.Mastro, J.Blanda, T.Kiwala, M.Lucas, C.Herrmann, P.Lupton 9:00 Fr. Guilfoil B. O Neill D.Archibald, A.DeDolph, S.Krakora, C.O Donovan, B.Gallagher, B.Bliss 10:30 Fr. Grzesik L. Asma D.McDermott, J.McDermott, S.Barr, S.Phillips, F.Favele, A.Baraniewski, M.K.Sonnier, J.Hendron Noon Fr. Guilfoil S. Hiltebrand M.Ryan, C.Geraghty, J.Goduco, A.Sylvester, T.Sullivan, G.Everett, P.Sullivan, 6:00 Fr. Grzesik G. Prindle D.Mordini, M.Pierret, C.Braun, S.McFadden, J.Shane, L.Bianchini, G.E.Markowski, C.Reinkemeyer, K.Dempsey, S.Isola, W.Jenner, S.King, W.Kroll, G.Mosciano, M.O Connell, C.Pommer, B.Templeman, J.Templeman, W.Walsh W.Bergen, G.Phillips, B.Muto, E.Muto, G.Newton, T.Ori, B.Turner, R.Kunda, J.Farrell, T.Oddo D.Cimarrusti, C.DeDolph, R.Sevcik, A.Romeiser, T.Wallace, J.Whittington A.Boese, J.Cosgrove, J.Pezza, G.Riseborough, C.MacNaughton, J.Callahan, B.Cleveland J.Gannon, C.McCormick, R.Peters, S.Potsic, J.Rand, T.Sullivan, B.Webber F.Avellone, P.Blahunka, R.Dumelle, J.Jastrzembski, B.Mikrut, B.Peters

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