Our Lady of Humility Parish

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1 Our Lady of Humility Parish Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL (847) umility.org May 10, 2015 Sixth Sunday Of Easter 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, Thursday, Saturday Friday Mass: 8:45AM (During School Year) 8:00AM (During the Summer) Communion Service: Wednesday 8:00AM Sunday Masses: 5:00PM Saturday 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM Sunday

2 Mass Inten ons Monday, May 11th 8:00AM +Cardinal George Tuesday, May 12th 8:00AM +Paul Onofri Wednesday, May 13th 8:00AM Communion Service Thursday, May 14th 8:00AM +Cardinal George Friday, May 15th 8:45AM +Fr. David Mulvihill Saturday, May 16th 8:00AM +Fr. John Hayes 5:00PM +Fr. Edward Reading Seventh Sunday Of Easter, May 17th 7:00AM +Jesus Gonzales 9:00AM +Audrey Wiedner +Clara Bomkamp +Lorraine Gonka +Joseph A. Falo co +Purgatorial of Our Lady of Humility 11:00AM Special Inten on For Wisniewski Family +Clara Bomkamp +Doralyn Grabrian Clark +Ramona Fernandez +Dolores Daque People of Our Lady of Humility Please Support Our Adver ser For The Weekend Liturgical Roles: Saturday, May 16th, and Sunday, May 17th Saturday Confessions: 3:30-4:30PM Fr. T. Hoffman Presider: 5:00PM Fr. T. Hoffman Deacon Jim 7:00AM Fr. T. Hoffman Deacon Jim 9:00AM Fr. J. Lundanha Deacon Mike 11:00AM Fr. J. Lundanha Deacon Bob Eucharist Ministers: 5:00PM C) S. Frank D) M. Adamek R. Thomas, C. Spli, J. Farris, L. Geist 7:00AM C) K. Kelly I. Pelle er, S. Murakami, M. Merlock 9:00AM C) G. Moran D) W. Moran G. Askew, P. Miller, L. Mercure, L. Nurczyk, T. Hallberg 11:00AM C) D. Ianson D) M. Becker A. Robinson, J. Robinson, A. Ennesser, B. Ennesser, G. Krame Lectors: 5:00PM (1) J. Frank (2) D. Grampovnik 7:00AM (1) P. Jones 9:00AM (1) C. Mors (2) M. Bruno 11:00AM (1) J. Tait (2) P. Duncan Altar Servers: 5:00PM E. Brockway, A. Luppino 7:00AM A. Lee, E. Jones 9:00AM G. Krame, T. Ross, M. Rivera 11:00AM J. Norrish, A. Bjorn, A. Wisch LWC Prayer Leaders: 9AM: T. Nurczyk 11AM: W. Steffen M.W. Med. Center: J. Zaremba Readings For The Week Of May 10, 2015 Sunday: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/1 Jn 4:7-10 or 1 Jn 4:11-16/ Jn 15:9-17 or Jn 17:11b-19 Monday: Acts 16:11-15/Jn 15:26--16:4a Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34/Jn 16:5-11 Wednesday: Acts 17:15, :1/Jn 16:12-15 Thursday: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26/Jn 15:9-17 Friday: Acts 18:9-18/Jn 16:20-23 Saturday: Acts 18:23-28/Jn 16:23b-28 Next Sunday: Acts 1:1-11/Eph 4:1-13 or 4:1-7, or Eph 1:17-23/ Mk 16:15-20 Liturgical Publica ons Inc Please Remember In Your Prayers Robert Kiesgen, John Burhani and Family, Ma hew McPhee, Pete Boynewicz, Linda Novak, Emily, Meg Hart, Joe, Robert and Mary Ann Raiden, Maria Besario, Joy Grubbs, Kathy Jones, Chris, Ma, Karen Goodwin, Florence Cutler, Pat Lawler, Bill Heiney, Igor, Gail Eschenbach, Mary T., Jeremy, Emory Thorn, Bob, Bob Whiteside, Helen Deal, Doug D., Ben LaFaye e, Bill and Barb, Dorothy R., Shauna Whiteside, Ellen Helbling, Karyn Johnson, Sue P., George Lux, Dr. Karen Gajda, Rob, Dominick Lo Monoco, Agnes Johnson, Chet Spli, Ginny Merkel, Hayden Mayer, Robert Gilbert, Jerry and Marie Pope, Mary Anne Wege, Quen n, Maria Hill, Myk and Laura Jus s, David M., John Venisnik, Jim Wiedner, Sandy Kramer, Kevin Junge, Bob Grazier, Luana Pe a, Vicki Sturtevant, Haylee Bjorn, Nicko Figueroa, Donald Engelking, Jimmy Cashmore and Family, Tammy Lopez-Weinke For The Deceased: +Gary Thaler If someone is in need of healing prayers, please call the Rectory at (847) Monday through Friday between the hours of 9AM and 3:30PM. Thank you! 2 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

3 Fr. Tom s Tidbits The School May Crowning will be this Friday, May 15th, at the conclusion of the 8:45AM Mass. Eighth Grade Gradua on will be the following Friday, May 22nd, at 7PM. Next Sunday, May 17th, is the Feast of the Ascension. On Thursday, May 14th, the Feast of St. Ma hias will be celebrated. Beginning Friday, May 29th, the Friday Morning Mass will be celebrated at 8AM. For those couple celebra ng their Fi ieth Wedding Anniversary this year, you are invited to a Golden Anniversary Mass at the Holy Name Cathedral on Sunday, August 30th, at 2:45PM. Please contact the Parish Office by Wednesday, May 27th, if you would like to a end the Mass. On the weekend of June 6th/7th, all married couples a ending Mass that weekend will have the opportunity to renew their marriage vows a er the homily. There are many parishioners in our Parish who share their me and talent with the many ministries within our Parish. Next weekend, special recogni on will be given to three couples in our Parish. At the 7AM Mass, Don and Emily DuPree will be recognized. At the 9AM Mass, Bob and Luana Pe a will be recognized, and at the 11AM Mass, Jack and Arden Robinson will be recognized. Since this is Donut Sunday, you will have the opportunity to thank them a er Mass. The roof on the Holy Child Center needs to be replaced. It will be done this summer. Since this is a summer of transi on of Pastors, no major capital improvement projects will be done unless necessary. I am sure you are aware of the devasta on that occurred in Nepal as a result of the earthquake. These people certainly need our prayers as they rebuild their lives and their homes. If you can financially help these people, please send your dona on to Catholic Relief Services, and please indicate it is for Nepal. Happy Mother s Day to all Mothers and Mother Figures! Please pray for all Mothers that through the intercession of Mary, the Mother of us all, that they will be loving, caring, and gentle Mothers like Mary. Blessing For Mother s Day Loving God, We thank You for the love of the Mothers You have given us, Whose love is so precious that it can never be measured, Whose pa ence seems to have no end. May we see Your loving hand behind them and guiding them. We pray for those Mothers who fear they will run out of love, or me, or pa ence. We ask You to bless them with Your own special love. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our brother. Amen. May 10, 2015 Sixth Sunday Of Easter 3

4 Happy Mother s Day! Fr. Tom, all the Deacons, and all of the Parish Staff would like to wish all Mothers a very Happy Mother s Day! God bless each of you! Catholic Chari es Collec on On Mother s Day Catholic Chari es thanks you for giving to help those who are hungry, homeless, or hur ng. Contribu ons can also be made online at: es.net/donate, or mailed to 721 N. LaSalle Street, Chicago, IL The measure of greatness of a society is found in the way it treats those most in need, those who have nothing apart from poverty. Pope Francis Co-Ed Senior Luncheon Our next Co-Senior Luncheon will be this Tuesday, May 12th, at 12 Noon in the Parish Center. We will enjoy Louie s Spaghe. Please bring a dish to pass, or a dessert. Please sign-up in the Church Ves bule by this Sunday, May 10th. There will also be a sign-up sheet if you can bring a dish to pass or a dessert. We hope to see you there! Roses For Mom Roses For Life A er all of the Masses this weekend, our Christ First Teens that are going to HEART Workcamp, will be volunteering to staff the Annual Lake County Right to Life Mother s Day Rose Sale. Fresh cut, long stem, Red Roses will be available for a dona on of $2 per Rose, 3 Roses for $5, or $20 per Dozen. Expectant Mothers will be presented a Free Rose. The Rose is a symbol of the unique beauty of each human life, as well as the universal symbol of the Pro-Life movement. These Roses make a beau ful gi, as well as a strong statement on the value of human life and motherhood. Proceeds from the benefit, help Lake County Right to Life provide the funds necessary to con nue efforts to defend and protect the unborn, innocent, unwanted, handicapped, and elderly who are at grave risk in our society. Efforts include: Educa onal Newsle ers, an Ac ve Website, Video/ Book/Pamphlet Library, Forums on Health and End of Life Issues, Speakers for Schools and Community Groups, and Referrals to Crisis Pregnancy Centers. Lake County Right to Life is a non-profit, volunteer organiza on. Donut Sunday Next Sunday, May 17th, 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. If May 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! Nepal Emergency Appeal Thousands of our Nepalese brothers and sisters are suffering death, displacement, and extreme loss due to the massive earthquake that has affected Nepal and neighboring countries. Please pray for their comfort and peace in the midst of this natural disaster. Please consider dona ng to Catholic Relief Services: ce.org/nepal-earthquake-emergency-appeal, or if you prefer to mail your dona on, please send to: ATTN: Nepal Emergency Appeal, Catholic Relief Services, 3525 S. Lake Park Avenue, Chicago, IL Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

5 Sunday, May 10th HAPPY MOTHER S DAY!! 7:45AM-12:30PM Right To Life Rose Sale A er All Masses (PC) 7-9PM Men s Bible Study (HCR) Monday, May 11th 9-11:30AM Legion Of Mary Mee ng (HCC) 3-4:15PM EDP (PC) 7-9:30PM RCIA Final Party (HCR) Tuesday, May 12th 9:15-11:30AM Faith Study Group (HCC) 12 Noon-1:30PM Co-Ed Senior Luncheon (PC, Kit) 3-4:15PM EDP (PC) 5:30-7:30PM JV Volleyball (PC) 6:30-7:30PM Brownies/Daisies/Junior Girl Scouts (H) 7-8PM Family School Associa on (FSA) Mee ng 7-9PM Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Mee ng (HCR) Wednesday, May 13th 2:10-2:50PM Junior Choir Prac ce (C) 3-4:15PM EDP (PC) 6:30-8:30PM OLH School Spring Concert (PC) Week At A Glance 7-9:30PM Choir Prac ce (C) Thursday, May 14th 2PM Eucharis c Adora on (C) 3-4:15PM EDP (PC) 5-6PM Market Day (SL) 6-8:30PM Boy Scouts (H) 6:30-8:30PM OLH School Spring Concert (PC) 7-9:30PM Knights of Columbus General Mee ng (HCC) Friday, May 15th 8:45AM OLH School Mass/May Crowning (C) 3-4:15PM EDP (PC) Saturday, May 16th 11AM-1PM Christ First - HEART Camp Mee ng (TC) 4-11PM Bingo (H) Sunday, May 17th 7:45AM 12:30PM Donut Sunday (PC, Kit) 12:15-12:45PM Bap smal Prepara on Class (C) Our Lady Of Humility s Food Pantry Is in need of Canned Chili and Instant Mashed Potatoes. Non-perishable food can be dropped off at the Rectory Monday Friday, 9AM 3:30PM, or brought to the northwest ves bule of the Church on Saturdays or Sundays before Mass. Again, thank you for the con nued generosity. Knights Of Columbus 2015 Raffle Winners Congratula ons! 05/04/15 Jason Becker Pick 3 #455 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) Bingo Workers Schedule May 16, 2015 Team Two: Roberts, Captain Floor Workers: Knights of Columbus, McFarlin, Or z/fabiola, Sajuan Callers: Knights of Columbus Soup Kitchen Do something helpful for this upcoming summer. Volunteers from our Parish are desperately needed. Thursday, May 28th, is Our Lady of Humility s commitment to provide volunteers to help with the Soup Kitchen at Holy Family Services (the old St. Bartholomew Parish) located at: 914 8th Street, Waukegan. It is always the fourth Thursday of every month. Food prepara on begins at 3PM, dinner is served at 5:30PM, followed by clean-up. We are usually done by 7PM. Any me that you can give is greatly appreciated and needed. If you have any ques ons, please call Pat at (847) May 10, 2015 Sixth Sunday Of Easter 5

6 Meet Our New Catholics At the Easter Vigil this year, two women completed their Ini a on Sacraments of Bap sm, Confirma on, and Holy Eucharist, and were welcomed into the Catholic Church. We thank all who prayed for them while they were in RCIA, and thank those in our Parish Family who sent them cards of welcome. They were very much appreciated. Also, a tremendous thanks to Fr. Tom for his frequent presence, and full support to the team. Now we would like you to meet our new Catholics: JENNIFER These past few months throughout my journey in RCIA, I have been asked on mul ple occasions what my story is. Who am I; my past, present, and future? What lead me to my path of exploring the Catholic faith and why? Having a very shy personality, and wan ng to stay in my li le box, I have always given the short answers. My family was Catholic; my husband is Catholic; I have been coming to Church for many years, and figured it was about me. However, it has become apparent that these short answers are no longer acceptable, and I must now come out of my box and finally introduce myself. My name is Jennifer Christal Reid. I was born in Waukegan, and lived in Zion most of my life; which is where I s ll reside today. Both my father, James F. Vepley, Sr., and mother, Diane Doolan, were raised Catholic. However, both sides of my family had stepped away from the faith before I was born. Therefore, my genera on in the family was never bap zed, or brought to Church. Growing up, I did a end different Churches with friends. However, I never felt like I belonged, and didn t return. It wasn t un l six years ago when my now husband brought me to Church at Our Lady of Humility, when I finally started to feel welcomed. I graduated from Zion-Benton in 2005, and like a lot of fresh graduates, I was too eager to move out and live my own life. I found myself a full me job, an apartment, and quickly moved out of my mother s house. Very soon a erwards, I was blessed with my first born child Michael. I know having a child at such a young age isn t ideal, but I wouldn t change it for the world. It was in that me when I realized I m not here for myself, but for my children, family, and friends. Having kids at a young age was very challenging. I had a lot of high and low moments. Mostly low, but I had hope and determina on. I know if it wasn t for my family, friends, and the community, I wouldn t be where I am today. Although I always try to have a good outlook during these mes, like everyone else, I have had my moments of despair. Yet it was these moments that made me a stronger person, and a be er mother. I thank God for giving me these life experiences, and making me the person I am today. One of the many things that I have learned through the RCIA processes, is that without suffering we wouldn t be able to enjoy the good that God gives us. Even though I have had a lot of struggles in my life, I also have been very blessed; blessed with two beau ful boys, Michael and Dylan. My greatest joy is watching them grow up and discover the world in their eyes. One of my greatest gi s from God was placing the most amazing man in my path, my husband, Billy Reid. He gives me the strength and courage to step out of my box, and become someone I could only dream of. He accepted me for who I am, took my children as his own, and gave me a wonderful stepson. He gave me the strength to go back to school and get my Associates Degree in Applied Health Science. I now have a rewarding career at Oncology and Hematology Associates helping pa ents fight cancer. Through Billy, I have become a part of a remarkable family, who in turn has shown me a life of faith and God. Six years ago I first stepped inside this Church in fear of the not knowing and not belonging. In this me, I have had the pleasure of mee ng a lot of you. You all have been very welcoming, and helped me feel as if I belonged with no judgment. Although you all have made me feel as if I already belong, I can t wait to finally join the Catholic family. Thank you for all your support and prayers throughout this process. Now that you know my story, if we happen to cross paths I would love to hear yours. BANI My name is Bani Medegan. I am from Benin, West Africa, where I was born and raised by two medical doctors. My parents, both Catholics, gave my sibling and I a very spiritual educa on. They taught us to have faith in God, to pray and honor Him as we saw fit, but did not raise us in any par cular religion. Instead, they wanted us to know life s universal values and spiritual principles, and with those tools we would decide our religions for ourselves. They inculcated us the basic principles: knowing right from wrong, discernment, goodwill, kindness, and compassion toward others, fear of God, truthfulness, faithfulness From this educa on alone, although not in the Catholic faith, I built a strong faith in God, and strong spiritual beliefs. I have found that the Catholic Church Community shares some of those beliefs, and I started RCIA to strengthen those in a community of faith, and build a stronger rela onship with God. I was never really far from the life of faith I am living today, but I wanted to set this faith life in stone, by comple ng my ini a on sacraments in the Catholic Church. I have had a very privileged upbringing, that I am very grateful for. Just like my parents, I aspire to become a doctor, in order to give back and help people. I am devoted to serving those most in need, especially where I come from. I came to the U.S. six years ago a er obtaining my high school diploma, to pursue my medical educa on. I have been working at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America as a Research Associate as part of my training before I con nue on to Medical School next year. In my spare me, I enjoy cooking, dancing, and reading. RCIA has had a posi ve impact on my faith. Going through this journey so far, has helped strengthen my beliefs and my faith in God. I started the process in order to find a community that shared my self-acquired beliefs, and provide means to express and prac ce them. RCIA has been a safe outlet and learning experience, that has been helping me develop a stronger faith, and giving me the tools to strengthen my connec on with God. I now have a more constant connec on to the faith thanks to RCIA. With this stronger faith, it is easier to go through life, knowing what values to uphold, trying to live by the book, and striving to be the best of myself in my everyday life because we were made in His image, and in order to honor Him. This stronger faith is also a force in itself as it allows me to keep a posi ve and hopeful mind during difficult mes as I have an unwavering trust in Him. Trust that has been nurtured by seeing devout Catholics such as the RCIA Team Members, my fellow Catechumen, and the Church community (at Mass) that live a life of faith, and serve as good examples of what our faith stands for. 6 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

7 2015 Summer Reading Compe on It s Our Lady of Humility School in compe on with all of the schools that use the Zion Benton Public Library!! Registra on begins on May Zblibrary.info/read! Students and adults can join the compe on at the Zion Benton Public Library or online. Readers will choose to support OLH School at registra on, and the school with the most par cipa on will win the grand prize (provided by the Coali on for Healthy Communi es Literacy Task Force). We don t yet know the prize, but it will be BIG! Sign-up for Zion Benton Kids (Infant Grade 4), Zion Benton Teens (Grades 5-12), or Zion Benton Adults (Ages 18 and Older). You can read print books, print magazines, ebooks, audiobooks on CD, or Playaway, eaudiobooks, or emagazines. Prizes for individual readers will be awarded at 100 minutes, 500 minutes, 1,000 minutes, and 5,000 minutes. The Contest runs from May 18th August 8th, We can win this and everyone in the Our Lady of Humility community can help!! Catholic Women s Club Of Lake County All women of faith are welcome to a end our regular monthly mee ng at Holy Family Church in Waukegan this Thursday, May 14th. We will pray the Rosary at 11:30AM, have a picnic theme lunch at 12 Noon, with a Business Mee ng and Bingo to follow. Hostesses will be women from the three parishes of Most Blessed Trinity. Please call Marijo at (847) if you have any ques ons. Our Lady Of Humility School s Spring Programs The Our Lady of Humility School s Spring Programs will be: This Wednesday, May 13th Preschool 4 2nd Grade The Students will be placed on the bleachers in assigned sec ons in the Parish Center. The Preschool, Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade Students will be singing about Making Music, while demonstra ng their talents on a variety of instruments. This Thursday, May 14th 3rd Grade 6th Grade The Students will be on the Parish Center Stage. The Third and Fourth Grade Students will set the mood right with a program filled with Posi ve music for all to enjoy. Their message will be clear: Think, speak, and act posi ve. The Fi h and Sixth Grade Students will be singing about Making a Difference not only in their communi es, but also within themselves. Simple and affec ve. Doors will open at 6:10PM on both nights, and the programs will begin at 6:30PM. Our Lady of Humility School is one community, and as a community, we support and respect each other. I am asking everyone to please refrain from talking while the students are singing, and to stay seated un l the Concert is over. The Students have worked very hard and deserve your full a en on. We are very proud of their progress. DRESS ATTIRE: Students should dress up for the programs. Please, no jeans, athle c a re, or tennis shoes. If you have any ques ons, please feel to call Kristyne at the School Office at (847) , or you can her at: kcochrane@olhschool.org. We look forward to seeing you there! Helping Hands Of Our Lady 16th Annual Rummage Sale Good News: The Helping Hands of Our Lady is partnering with The Knights of Columbus for this year s 16th Annual Rummage Sale which will be held on Friday, July 17th, and Saturday, July 18th, in our very own air condi oned, handicapped accessible Parish Center. Please watch for future bulle n ar cles, and more informa on as you begin your Spring Cleaning. We welcome all of the CLEAN USEABLE items you wish to donate for our sale. Your help, which is cri cal to the success of our sale, is greatly appreciated. May 10, 2015 Sixth Sunday Of Easter 7

8 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 on Sunday 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. Eucharis c Adora on: Thursdays 2-6PM. Our Lady of Humility Parish 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 Web Site: 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: 5:00PM Saturday, 7:00, 9:00, and 11:00AM Sunday Weekday Masses: 8:00AM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Friday: 8:45AM (During School Year) 8:00AM during Summer Communion Service: Wednesday 8:00AM All Are Welcome! Our Lady of Humility Staff Contact Informa on Pastor: Rev. Thomas Hoffman frtom@ourladyo umility.org Deacons: Jim Askew, Mike Mercure, Bob Ochsner 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: Phil and Mary Schaub 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: Linda Bugos-Noble youthministry@ourladyo umility.org Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Parish Finance Council (FC) Principal Advisor Council (PAC) Rev. Thomas Hoffman, Pastor Rev. Thomas Hoffman, Pastor Kimberly Murphy, President Ann Ennesser, Chair Phil Tobin, Chair Patrick Browne, Execu ve Officer Bill Dermody, Jr. Shelley Benne Rev. Thomas Hoffman, Pastor Howard Jones Michael Bruno Anamaria Colon Kelly Krueger Randy Bukan s Marco Figueroa Ryan Krueger Steve Johnson Janna Ostrolencki Pat McGowan, Secretary Richard McFarlin Sharon Ross Noreen Paulsen Noreen Paulsen, Liaison Bre Tweedie Mia Pryor LeRoy Shea Terri Rusek Larry Savage Joan Tomkowiak 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 8 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

9 Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass The Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass will be held on Sunday, August 30th, at 2:45PM, at the Holy Name Cathedral, located at: 735 North State Street, Chicago. Couples married in 1965 interested in a ending this celebra on should contact the Rectory to register. For further informa on, please call the Marriage and Family Ministries Office at (312) , or visit the website: St. Patrick s Shamrocks Club The St. Patrick s Shamrocks Club is on the road again!!! A er not traveling since 2013, we re hi ng the Southeast. Come join us. We are headed to Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. This is for a 6 days and 5 nights trip leaving September 20th September 25th (Sunday Friday). The Cost is: $445/Per Person based on Double Occupancy. The trip is sponsored by Diamond Tours. Some of the highlights include: A guided tour of Asheville, beau ful drive and guide along the Blue Ridge Parkway, full day at the Estate, Folk Art Center, and the St. Lawrence Basilica. We will travel by coach bus fully equipped with a DVD player and restroom. For more informa on, and to reserve your place, please contact Cheryl at (847) May 10, 2015 Sixth Sunday Of Easter 9 Full Service Electrical Contractor Service & Installation Burglar & Fire Alarms CCTV Card Access/Door Entry 24 Hr. Emer. Serv. (847) Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL Open 7 Days: Mon-Sat. 4:30am-7pm Sun. 4:30am-4pm 1 DOZEN DONUTS $6.79 (Reg. $8.99) Good with coupon only. Not valid with any other offers. Expires THE GURNEE FUNERAL HOME Español por cita Income Tax Preparation A-B-T Service North Sheridan Road Beach Park, Illinois Phone: abtsvc@juno.com Parishioners / Owners Deacon Mike Mercure, C.P.A. Laurie Mercure Contact Nick Derkacz to place an ad today! NDerkacz@4LPi.com or (800) x2436 Thomas Bleck, DDS & Eman Alsahlani, DMD Family Dentistry Accepting New Patients 1320 Golf Road, Waukegan Now Live Video Gaming By: W Ames Ave Beach Park, IL Sheridan Rd. Just North of Wadsworth Rd. (847) OPEN 7am to 2am JONS TREE REMOVAL Trimming Stump Grinding Land Clearing 75 Ft. Lift Truck Cranework Disease Prevention Free Estimates Reasonable Rates 24 Hour Service Jon Hofflander (847) C.R. Welding Metal Fabrication & Repairs Specializing in Railing Repairs and Installation W. Wadsworth Rd, Unit C1 New, Rebuilt & Recycled Auto & Truck Parts Damascus, Zion, IL info@bcauto.net A. RICHARD WIELGOS, D.D.S. Family Dentistry Sheridan Road Zion 4601 W. Yorkhouse Rd. Wadsworth, IL Ph: Fax: the.lotus.suites@gmail.com $85 A Night Room Rate Complimentary Shuttle Service $5 Donation to Our Lady of Humility MARSH FUNERAL HOME CREMATION PRE-ARRANGEMENTS N. Cemetery Road Gurnee Owned and Operated by SCI Illinois Services Inc. FOR AD INFO CALL NICK DERKACZ AT Our Lady of Humility, Zion/Beach Park, IL B 2C :11:40

10 KRAMER S KAMPERS INC. Truck Campers, Travel Trailers - Camping Trailers, 5th Wheels L.P. Gas for RV or Grill Large Parts & Accessory Store 5780 W. Route #173, Zion (847) 746-KAMP(5267) Becker s Landscaping Services LLC Tree Trimming, Tree Removal, Ornamental Pruning (847) 863-TREE Find us on Facebook! Savanna House Friendly & Comfortable Dining Rt. 41 Wadsworth % Off Funeral & Baptismal Lunches & Dinners $5 Breakfast & Lunches ALL STONE GRANITE MARBLE & QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS Sheridan Road Winthrop Harbor, Il Licensed Illinois and Wisconsin n Cell DLeable126@gmail.comm Debbie Leable, Owner/Managing Broker ROE AUTOMOTIVE Complete Car Care At A Fair Price Horizon Ct., Zion RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD! American & Thai Food Friday Night Fish Fry Buffet 4:30-8:30 Sunday Breakfast 7:30-11:00 ( ) 2711 Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL LENNIE S LAWN SERVICE Complete Landscape Maintenance Residential & Commercial Weekly/Biweekly Services (847) Beach Park W. Wadsworth Rd. Beach Park Vernon Hills 1175 Corporate Woods Pkwy., Suite 100 Vernon Hills Bruno Chiropractic Dr. Michael A. Bruno Parishioner 1317 N. Greenbay Rd., Waukegan Mon., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 8:30am-Noon & 1:30pm-5:30pm Sat. 7:30am to Noon Website: Brunochiropractic1.com LOREN L. CONGDON CONGDON & COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS LTD Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL Phone Tim Johnson Dennis Johnson Contact Nick Derkacz to place an ad today! NDerkacz@4LPi.com or (800) x2436 Johnson Landscaping, Inc. Construction Lawn Maintenance Seal Coating Snow Plowing Office # Cell # BARTON OF ZION Quality Senior Housing A Supportive Living Program Professional Service & Installation Since 1962 (847) (262) David K. Brown, Parishioner Licended Bonded Insured Free Estimates on New Equipment FOR AD INFO CALL NICK DERKACZ AT Our Lady of Humility, Zion/Beach Park, IL Fast Service 24 Hours a Day! A 4C :11:40