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St. Hugh Parish 7939 West 43rd Street Lyons, Illinois 60534-1533 www.sthughlyons.org 708.447.3108 Rev. Robert P.

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1 St. Hugh Parish 7939 West 43rd Street Lyons, Illinois Rev. Robert P. Marchwiany, Pastor Frank V. Mamolella, Deacon Business Manager Bulletin Editor Fran Serpe, Music Director Pastors Emeriti (not in residence): Rev. Edward S. Stokus Rev. Robert J. Burnell Parish Office Hours Monday - Friday 9:30am - 3:30pm Faith Formation Office Hours Sundays when RE is in session 8:30am-10:15am Weekend Masses Saturday 4:00pm Sunday 8:00am and 10:30am Family Mass Daily Mass Monday - Saturday 10:30am Saint Hugh, what s not to like?

From the Pastor s Desk Saint Hugh of Grenoble 1052 1132 He was named a bishop at age 27. A very first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621.

Wampanoag Indians (the other tribes were engaged as well). aid the poor. St.

needed to achieve new great things, that many may cherish for a long, long time.

freedom, especially the freedom of religion.

Contact the Parish Office a part of a new tradition that is now part of a great American culture! to schedule.

A priest-confessor is available pilgrims have our own mission to fulfill.

American but the need of Thanksgiving for who we are and what we Communion & Confirmation represent as Catholics speaks loudly per se while we approach

Inspired by the moment, I feel grateful to all of you who are part of the church here, for whatever you have done helping Anointing of the Sick St.

Communion for Homebound Happy Thanksgiving!!! Call the Parish Office to request a Yours in Christ, Minister of Care to visit. Fr.

Big thanks to the River walk administration and Engaged couples should begin those who have organized and met me there last preparations with the parish

2 From the Pastor s Desk Saint Hugh of Grenoble He was named a bishop at age 27. A very first Thanksgiving was celebrated in The year symbolizes In time of famine he not only the great feast that was enjoyed by the pilgrims from Europe sold his Episcopal ring in order to and the Wampanoag Indians (the other tribes were engaged as well). aid the poor. St. Hugh assisted It is a moment that historically shows that sacrifice and patience are often Saint Bruno in founding the Carthusians. Feast Day: April 1. needed to achieve new great things, that many may cherish for a long, long time. Baptism When the pilgrims were leaving their place of origin, they were searching Infants are baptized at the parish where their parents are active for freedom, especially the freedom of religion. Many died before the First Thanksgiving meal was served but those who had survived had been members - usually on Sunday after the Mass. Contact the Parish Office a part of a new tradition that is now part of a great American culture! to schedule. It has been a long time since the first thanksgiving celebration of 1621 but the spirit of that moment inspires and reminds us that we, just as the first A priest-confessor is available pilgrims have our own mission to fulfill. Saturday after the morning Mass or The freedom of religion today is a fact and a constitutional right of every by appointment. American but the need of Thanksgiving for who we are and what we Communion & Confirmation represent as Catholics speaks loudly per se while we approach another Please contact the Faith Formation Thanksgiving day! Office to register in Religious Education. Inspired by the moment, I feel grateful to all of you who are part of the church here, for whatever you have done helping Anointing of the Sick St. Hugh parish! Contact Father for a family member who is seriously ill. May the Lord reward you and your Families! Communion for Homebound Happy Thanksgiving!!! Call the Parish Office to request a Yours in Christ, Minister of Care to visit. Fr. Robert Marchwiany, Pastor. Marriage Celebrated for current parishioners. Big thanks to the River walk administration and Engaged couples should begin those who have organized and met me there last preparations with the parish at least time to receive certain sacraments. six months in advance of a I experienced a warm reception during that visit. proposed wedding. Funerals St. Hugh is present there now by those visits that will be done The family of the deceased should systematically, especially to our brother and sister Catholics who live in that place. I also have invited them to come and join us mainly during our rely on the professional skill of a Parish Sunday Masses! Actually, they are invited to be part of anything funeral director who will assist in making arrangements with the they choose to be part of. parish and cemetery. I am sure that as I was received at the River Walk, they will be received at St. Hugh in the same spirit. Mass Intentions ** St. Hugh is the only Roman Catholic Parish in Lyons, Illinois. **

Masses: Saints, Readings, Intentions Dn 12:1-3; Ps 16:5-11; Heb 10:11-18; Mk 13:24-32 4:00 8:00 Leona & Paul Carrabotta 10:30

20 Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 19:1-10 10:30 Charles F.

November 23 Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119:14-131; Lk 19:45-48 10:30 Rosemary Sergo Saturday, November 24 St.

1:5-8; Jn 18:33b-37 4:00 Robert Swift and Peter J.

now open. Please contact the office to schedule 2019 Masses. Saint of the Day franciscanmedia.

-- Mark 13:31 Pray for the Sick Cheryl Albertsen, Susan Albrecht, Kathy Drenth, Ann Gilbert, John Gilbert, Thomas & Michael

3 Masses: Saints, Readings, Intentions Dn 12:1-3; Ps 16:5-11; Heb 10:11-18; Mk 13: :00 8:00 Leona & Paul Carrabotta 10:30 Intentions of the Parish Monday, November 19 Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 18: :30 Mothers and Fathers Tuesday, November 20 Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 19: :30 Charles F. Ponshe Wednesday, November 21 The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Rv 4:1-11; Ps 150:1b-6; Lk 19: :30 The People of St. Hugh Thursday, November 22 St. Cecelia Rv 5:1-10; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 19: :30 The Roebuck, Rocotello, & Spagnoletti Families and Marie Lesauskas Friday, November 23 Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119:14-131; Lk 19: :30 Rosemary Sergo Saturday, November 24 St. Andrew Dung-Lac & Companions Rv 11:4-12; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10; Lk 20: :30 Purgatorial Society Dn 7:13-14; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Rv 1:5-8; Jn 18:33b-37 4:00 Robert Swift and Peter J. Yuretich 8:00 Intentions of the Parish 10:30 Roebuck, Rocotello & Spagnoletti Families and the Zelent Family The 2019 Mass Book is now open. Please contact the office to schedule 2019 Masses. Saint of the Day franciscanmedia.org/source/saint-of-the-day Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass away. -- Mark 13:31 Pray for the Sick Cheryl Albertsen, Susan Albrecht, Kathy Drenth, Ann Gilbert, John Gilbert, Thomas & Michael Griffin, Georgie & Larry Schmitz, Bonnie Tarry, Elsie Tobolaski, Nicole Will -Help keep this request for prayers updated. Weekend of November Mass Priest / Deacon Readers Eucharistic Ministers Altar Servers 4:00pm Father Robert Celeste Q Sue S Connor F Cindy M Cathy B 8:00am MCCJ Rosemary K Cindy R Rosemary K Drake M Edgardo R 10:30am Father Robert Deacon Frank Homily Gloria M Patti K Nicki M Kathy L Jacob S MCCJ = Comboni Missionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus; Missionarii Comboniani Cordis Iesu

Parish Calendar November 18: Faith Formation Office November 19: RCIA; 7-8:30pm November 20: SPRED; 6:30pm November 21: Men s Group-The Bible, Bros, and Beverages; classroom; 6:30pm November 22:

Youth Ministry Get-Together; classroom; 6:30-8:30pm November 30: Bazaar Setup; Hall; starts at 8am December 1: SCW Christmas Bazaar; Hall; 11am-3pm December 2: Religious Ed (gr.

6-12); 6:30-7pm Religious Ed (gr. 6-12) 7-8:30pm December 5: SPRED; 6:30pm December 8: Advent & First Reconciliation;1pm December 9: Pancake Breakfast; Hall; 8am-12pm More: www.tinyurl.

Emeric Parish in Country Club Hills arranged their pick up. As you will see the.selection of songs is exceptional with many of our favorites to choose from.

Choir Members Needed contact Fran Serpe if you d like to join one of the choirs & get the rehearsal times.

It s not too late, please contact the Parish Office by November 19, if you d like to join us as we watch the videos and read Bishop Barron s book Catholicism.

4 Parish Calendar November 18: Faith Formation Office November 19: RCIA; 7-8:30pm November 20: SPRED; 6:30pm November 21: Men s Group-The Bible, Bros, and Beverages; classroom; 6:30pm November 22: Happy Thanksgiving; Parish Office Closed November 23: Parish Office Closed November 25: NO RELIGIOUS ED Catholicism Series; 12pm (classroom) November 26: RCIA; 7-8:30pm November 27: November 29: Youth Ministry Get-Together; classroom; 6:30-8:30pm November 30: Bazaar Setup; Hall; starts at 8am December 1: SCW Christmas Bazaar; Hall; 11am-3pm December 2: Religious Ed (gr. prek-12); 9:05-10:20am St. Nicholas Presentation; Church; 9:15am Men s Group Rosary; Church; 10am December 3: SCW Gathering; Hall; Rosary-6:30pm, Meeting-7pm December 4: Reconciliation Prep (gr. 6-12); 6:30-7pm Religious Ed (gr. 6-12) 7-8:30pm December 5: SPRED; 6:30pm December 8: Advent & First Reconciliation;1pm December 9: Pancake Breakfast; Hall; 8am-12pm More: St. Hugh Music Ministry St. Hugh Parish has received a donation of green Gather Comprehensive hymnals which are in really good shape. Amy Switalski, music director of St. Emeric Parish in Country Club Hills arranged their pick up. As you will see the.selection of songs is exceptional with many of our favorites to choose from. We are grateful to be able to begin the new liturgical season of Advent with these beautiful books. Choir Members Needed contact Fran Serpe if you d like to join one of the choirs & get the rehearsal times. Cantors contact Fran Serpe in church at your convenience to schedule rehearsal to make worshipful music with our community. Did you miss signup on November 11, but would still like to join us? It s not too late, please contact the Parish Office by November 19, if you d like to join us as we watch the videos and read Bishop Barron s book Catholicism. In this series Bishop Barron journeys around the world and deep into the Faith to teach us what Catholics believe and why. The program shows spiritual and artistic treasures of the Faith to illuminate the key teachings of the Church. We will read the book, watch the videos, and have discussions, and share our thoughts about what we ve seen and read. We will meet from 12-1:30pm on the following Sundays: November 25, December 16 & 30, January 20, February 10 & 24, March 10, April 14, May 26, and June 2. For more information about this program at St. Hugh, please contact the parish office. If you d like more information on the Catholicism Series please go to: catholicism.wordonfire.org Volunteers Needed Ministers of Care: Bring Communion to those who are homebound. Training will be provided. Altar Servers: Any child who has received First Communion in grades 4 and up can be an altar server. Scheduled usually 2-3 times per month. Eucharistic Ministers/Readers/Ushers/Scrip: We welcome volunteers at any Mass but have a need most at the 8am Mass. Environment: Volunteers who are creative who can make our worship space both prayerful and beautiful. St. Vincent DePaul: We are in need of volunteers to respond to those who request our assistance. Must be over 18. Sacristan: We are looking for a pair (or more) of volunteers to help keep our worship space clean and free of clutter (dusting, sweeping, etc.). There is a schedule and currently it is once week a month (on the day of your choosing). Spread the word if you love to sing! Please contact the Parish Office to share your talents.

St. Hugh Society of Catholic Women December 3 Gathering in Keating Hall

We will be having a Christmas Bazaar Planning Meeting on November 18 at 12pm

us. We will be accepting donations at this time.

Thanks to everyone who has already donated prizes, funds, or commitments to

What we still need the most are the following: 45 new toys, a child's new

bake a dessert, and commitments to help on setup day, Nov.

Please call Susan Kahler, (708) 805-1007, or bazaar chairwoman Rosemary

18, at Keating Hall. Help our parish while having some fun!

5 St. Hugh Society of Catholic Women December 3 Gathering in Keating Hall 6:30pm Rosary 7pm Meeting Share in faith, fellowship, and FUN! We will be having a Christmas Bazaar Planning Meeting on November 18 at 12pm in Keating Hall, if you re interested in helping at the Bazaar, please join us. We will be accepting donations at this time. Contact Rosemary ( if you would like to donate something or help out! Thanks to everyone who has already donated prizes, funds, or commitments to help at the St. Hugh Christmas Bazaar, Saturday, Dec. 1. What we still need the most are the following: 45 new toys, a child's new bike, liquor of any kind, wreaths or other holiday trimmings, commitments to bake a dessert, and commitments to help on setup day, Nov. 30, even for an hour. Please call Susan Kahler, (708) , or bazaar chairwoman Rosemary Kufta, (708) Or stop by our planning meeting Sun., Nov. 18, at Keating Hall. Help our parish while having some fun!" Is there anything else we especially need? We seem in pretty good shape for prizes, though we could use some larger prizes. You are invited to: Annual Comboni Dinner Dance on November 24, More info on website under upcoming events; combonimissioncenterlgp.wordpress.com

Holy Time Warp In our second reading from Hebrews, we see that when Jesus allowed himself to be crucified he was actually being a priest, offering himself for the sins of the world.

When we celebrate the Eucharist, Jesus' sacrifice is there. We are present at his death and resurrection, without needing a flux capacitor or a time warp.

The Eucharist also reminds us that Jesus is present in glory, with us always, sharing his priesthood with all the baptized. We can show God's mercy by forgiving each other.

6 Holy Time Warp In our second reading from Hebrews, we see that when Jesus allowed himself to be crucified he was actually being a priest, offering himself for the sins of the world. After giving his life for us, he takes his place as God's equal. He is now the eternal Priest, so all clergy since the time of Jesus are visible signs of that priesthood. When we celebrate the Eucharist, Jesus' sacrifice is there. We are present at his death and resurrection, without needing a flux capacitor or a time warp. His sacrifice is an eternal one, redeeming all past and future sins. So if you have come back to church after being absent for years, God has already offered you forgiveness. The Eucharist also reminds us that Jesus is present in glory, with us always, sharing his priesthood with all the baptized. We can show God's mercy by forgiving each other. Since Jesus lives in us, we offer our lives as sacrifice for sins. Does that mean we are supposed to seek ways to suffer? No, it means the suffering we cannot avoid can become our offering to God, a way to take up our cross as Jesus did, and a way to experience God's power in our weakness. At the Eucharist, we pray with the priest, "that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God..." All the sacrifices we make, from accepting serious illness, to giving up something for Lent, are ways we take part in the priesthood of Christ. --Tom Schmidt, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. Thanks One act of thanksgiving when things go wrong with us is worth one thousand thank-yous when things are agreeable to our inclination. --St. John of Ávila Treasures from our Tradition November is a month of remembrance for the dead, and cemeteries have long been a focus for prayer. Our tradition holds great respect for bodily remains, since the body was created and redeemed by God, was once the "dwelling place of the Holy Spirit," and has a destiny of life with God in glory. The funeral practices of the early church contrasted greatly with those of the pagans, who had a great dread of the dead body. The ancient Christian funeral liturgy ended with the relatives and friends giving a final kiss to the body. It expressed affection and showed their faith that the grave would not be the last word. This kiss horrified pagans, who thought that any contact with the dead was degrading. Every year on their loved one's "birthday to life," the Christians would return to the place of their burial to mark their profound communion with those whose lives were hidden in Christ. Typically, they buried the dead with their faces turned toward the east, symbolizing the rising of the Sun of Justice, Christ, at the end of days. They were attracted to the catacombs or burial grounds just as we are today. They would often celebrate the Eucharist at the tomb. Before long, as soon as Christians were allowed to build places for worship, they relocated cemeteries from beyond the city walls to surround the church. This was not so much because the church made the ground holy, but because the bodies of the saints hallowed the ground on which the church was built, a subtle but beautiful difference. --Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co. The Glorious Bible It is one of the glories of the Bible that it can embrace many meanings in a single passage. --St. Thomas Aquinas Question of the Week How does not knowing when the end will come change the way I live my life? Scrip (a.k.a. gift cards) Use our most convenient fundraiser to do your regular everyday shopping. We have posted a list of participating retailers in the church vestibule. That list is also at In-stock scrip (gift cards) are available after the Masses and during the week at the parish office. Next weekend see: help needed (4pm), Rosemary K (8am), or Theresa M (10:30am) for: Amazon $25, CVS $25, Dunkin Donuts $10, Home Depot $25, itunes $15, Jewel $25, Kohl s $25, Starbucks $10, Target $25, Walgreens $25, Walmart $25 Help Needed We need help selling SCRIP after Mass. Wills / Bequests After providing for your loved ones, please consider naming Saint Hugh Parish as a beneficiary of your estate. Oplatki This Christmas wafer is a central European holiday tradition celebrated in Poland, Lithuania, and Slovakia during Wigilia, or the Christmas Eve Vigil. An envelope with two white rectangular wafers is available for purchase in the sacristy or the parish office starting November 24 for $1. Welcome to Saint Hugh We welcome Santiago Echevarria to the St. Hugh family.

Volunteer Spotlight Graciela Barrera has been a volunteer at St.

Graciela can be found in the quiet empty church cleaning, and making our worship

Most notably Graciela has been a catechist for several different Religious

She has taught 5th grade, 6th grade, preschool/kindergarten, and currently is in

Graciela can often be found after Mass praying in church and sharing her faith

She helped sell tickets and bakery at Halfway to Hugh, she has volunteered for

Graciela is always willing to throw in a helping hand.

presents are available starting in baskets under the Holy Family (near the

The tags represent children from our community schools whose families are

7 Volunteer Spotlight Graciela Barrera has been a volunteer at St. Hugh for over ten years. She has volunteered at St. Hugh in multiple roles. Graciela can be found in the quiet empty church cleaning, and making our worship space neat and tidy. Most notably Graciela has been a catechist for several different Religious Education classes over the years. She has taught 5th grade, 6th grade, preschool/kindergarten, and currently is in First Grade. Graciela can often be found after Mass praying in church and sharing her faith with fellow parishioners. Graciela has helped at most every parish event. She helped sell tickets and bakery at Halfway to Hugh, she has volunteered for Picnics, Christmas Bazaars, Spring Luncheons, and many other Parish Events. Graciela is always willing to throw in a helping hand. Thank you so much Graciela for being an ever present helping hand at St. Hugh. Saint Hugh of Grenoble Pray for us. Pope Francis Tweets: The first step to knowing Jesus Christ is to recognize our own poverty and our need to be saved. 11/13/18 Pope Gift tag ornaments with names and wishes for presents are available starting in baskets under the Holy Family (near the Baptismal Font). Please only take a tag for which you can fulfill the wish. The tags represent children from our community schools whose families are struggling this holiday season. Most will not receive presents, as the family does not have the means to purchase a gift. All presents need to be returned to the giving tree no later than Sunday, December 9. Thank you so much for your generosity on behalf of the children and families! Contact Chris Alfred at or sthughlyons@sbcglobal.net All donations to Saint Hugh are tax deductible. God s Word for Children

Stewardship = Time, Talent, & Treasure Stewardship of Time As we approach Thanksgiving Day, let us take a moment to consider all the blessings we

Stewardship of Talent See our volunteers needed section and consider your talents and see if you can help.

Maintenance 40 Major Repair 84 Christmas 1 TOTAL FOR PARISH 3566 Budget for 2018-2019 Needed Weekly Offertory 5000 Extraordinary Sharing 156

org and click the blue DONATE on the top right. Is God calling you?

(Daniel 12:1-3) If you think God is calling you to be a priest, deacon, or religious: Visit: ChicagoPriest.com and/or VocationsCAVA.

(MARK 13:26) We will all have that day when we are standing before God and our life is played out like a movie.

Vincentian Reflection The Gospel predicts end times; our challenge though is to live faithfully now.

As you place your gift in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul poor box, know that you are hearing the words of Jesus and living them out.

Envelopes that are labeled for other collections that are put in the second collection go towards the labeled collection.

3108 for all marked (*) Liturgical Altar Servers (*) +1 Music (*) +4 Readers & Eucharistic Ministers Arlene Houda 708.442.

Formation (*) +3 Sacraments / RCIA (*) +3 SPRED (Special Religious Development) Theresa Mendez 773.703.1543 Service / Social BEDS Plus 708.354.

8 Stewardship = Time, Talent, & Treasure Stewardship of Time As we approach Thanksgiving Day, let us take a moment to consider all the blessings we receive from God and how we in turn thank God for God s blessings. Stewardship of Talent See our volunteers needed section and consider your talents and see if you can help. Stewardship of Treasure November 10 & 11 Includes donations via GiveCentral Offertory/Bequest 3191 Second Collection (for Parish needs) 250 Maintenance 40 Major Repair 84 Christmas 1 TOTAL FOR PARISH 3566 Budget for Needed Weekly Offertory 5000 Extraordinary Sharing 156 Archdiocesan (CCHD) GRAND TOTAL 3722 To safely make your contribution electronically through GiveCentral visit and click the blue DONATE on the top right. Is God calling you? When the end time comes, the wise and those who work for justice will shine forever. Dedicate your life to furthering the reign of God. (Daniel 12:1-3) If you think God is calling you to be a priest, deacon, or religious: Visit: ChicagoPriest.com and/or VocationsCAVA.org Stewardship Thought And then they will see the Son of Man coming in the clouds with great power and glory. (MARK 13:26) We will all have that day when we are standing before God and our life is played out like a movie. When this happens and God asks each of us, What have you done with the gifts that I have given you? How will you respond? Vincentian Reflection The Gospel predicts end times; our challenge though is to live faithfully now. When we live in conformity to the Word, hearing Jesus words and living them out, the future holds no fear for us. As you place your gift in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul poor box, know that you are hearing the words of Jesus and living them out. Second Collection The Second Collection is for the Needs of St. Hugh Parish. This includes energy bills and repairs that need to be done. Envelopes that are labeled for other collections that are put in the second collection go towards the labeled collection. In November throughout the Archdiocese we are collecting for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. Ministries for all marked (*) Liturgical Altar Servers (*) +1 Music (*) +4 Readers & Eucharistic Ministers Arlene Houda Ministers of Care (*) +1 Ushers / Greeters (*) +1 Sacristans [setup/clean church] (*) +1 Catechetical Christine Alfred Coordinator Faith Formation (*) +3 Sacraments / RCIA (*) +3 SPRED (Special Religious Development) Theresa Mendez Service / Social BEDS Plus Catholic Charities Girl Scouts (*) +3 St. Kateri s Closet (*) +3 or Amanda Salinas Knights of Columbus Scrip / Gift Cards (*) +1 Respect Life Mary Ann Doornbos Liz Shermack St. Vincent de Paul Society (*) +1 Society of Catholic Women (SCW) Susan Kahler Renew My Church Grouping Parishes Saint Mary 126 Herrick Rd., Riverside Sat. 5:00pm Sun. 8:00, 10:00, 11:30am, 5:00pm Mon-Sat 8:15am Reconciliation: Sat. 4:00-4:30pm Mater Christi 2401 S. Tenth Ave., N. Riverside Sat. 5:00pm Sun. 8:00, 9:30, 11:00am Mon-Sat 8:00am Reconciliation: Sat. 4:15-4:40pm Saint Pius X 4300 S. Oak Park Ave., Stickney Sat. 5:00pm Sun. 8:00, 10:30am MTTF 8:00 S 9:00am Reconciliation: Sat. 4:00-4:30pm

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St. Hugh Parish West 43rd Street Lyons, Illinois

St. Hugh Parish West 43rd Street Lyons, Illinois St. Hugh Parish 7939 West 43rd Street Lyons, Illinois 60534-1533 www.sthughlyons.org 708.447.3108 Rev. Robert P. Marchwiany, Pastor 708.447.3108 +2 rpmarchwiany@yahoo.com Frank V. Mamolella, Deacon 708.447.3108