ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE CHURCH 1233 W. Holtz Avenue Addison, IL 60101

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1 ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE CHURCH 1233 W. Holtz Avenue Addison, IL September 20, 2015 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time THE MISSION OF OUR PARISH As members of the Diocese of Joliet, we are a faith community united in Christ by a common bond to the universal Catholic Church. Our words and actions are a reflection of Christ s presence among us. We manifest God s Word through active participation in spiritual, liturgical, education, service, and social ministries directed at bringing all people to Christ. Please join us for: Masses at 8:00 a.m. on weekdays (except Wednesday) Communion Service at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday Individual Rite of Penance at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday Mass at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday Masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. on Sunday ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE PARISH DIRECTORY & INFORMATION RECTORY, PARISH OFFICE, & BUSINESS OFFICE 1223 W. Holtz Avenue in Addison, IL Rectory Office Hours: Monday through Thursday (8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.), Friday (8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.) Rectory Office Hours in July: Monday through Friday (8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.) Website: Video Streaming: RECTORY OFFICES Phone #: Fax #: Rev. Philip Danaher, Pastor (x101) phildanaher@sbcglobal.net Deacon Sean McGreal (x105) Pastoral Associate & RCIA Director smcgreal@st-phil.org Deacon Philip Heitz, OFS (x100) Marriage & Baptismal Preparation Stephen R. DiBrito (x103) Parish Business Manager sdibrito@st-phil.org Judy Jaskey (x102) Business Office Administrative Assistant Sandi Milazzo & Shar Mirabelli (x100) Rectory Administrative Assistants Carol Schubert (x104) Liturgy & Adult Faith Formation Director cschubert@st-phil.org St. Vincent de Paul Society (x134) Erin Lawrence, Music Director 1233 W. Holtz Avenue Phone #: Fax #: ecreighton@st-phil.org Vince Zaprzal, Technology Director Phone #: Fax #: vzaprzal@yahoo.com RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE Phone #: Fax #: Nancy McKnight Faith Formation Director stphilipre@gmail.com Barbara Nicolai REO Administrative Assistant Editor of Parish Bulletin, Calendar, Website bnicolai@st-phil.org PARISH SCHOOL OFFICE Phone #: Fax #: Julie Noonan, School Principal jnoonan@st-phil.org Julie Cesaroni, Administrative Assistant

2 Page Two Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, An important way for the Diocese of Joliet to spread the Good News and inspire people in their faith life is through Christ is our Hope, the magazine that gets sent to every registered parishioner within the seven counties that make up the Diocese of Joliet. I cannot thank you enough for making this possible. My hope is that you find reading the magazine to be a source of great inspiration and education about our Catholic faith and have shared some of the articles with others. All the parishes in the diocese help make this vital ministry possible, along with your personal support, so it is a vital part of the diocese s efforts at engaging in the New Evangelization. My prayer is that the magazine is one of the many ways through which the diocese tries to help people grow in faith. Through articles by and about the people who are part of our diocesan family, the magazine seeks to keep you connected to the Church and to make everyone realize that turning to Christ is when our hopes, our joys and our lives truly come to life. Through your generous donation, and support from the parishes in our diocese, Christ Is Our Hope is published each month, reaching out to over 170,000 households. Please help me to continue to spread the Good News with a donation to this appeal. You can mail your gift in response to the direct mailing sent to your home during the second week of September. By making a donation, you are helping to spread the Good News to others, just as Jesus did. As with any effort, prayer is important. So thank you for your prayers for the magazine being an integral part in helping people grow in faith, and thank you for your generosity. Sincerely in Christ, Most Reverend R. Daniel Conlon, Bishop of Joliet Dear Parishioners, In spite of the cool weather, what a great Fall Festival we enjoyed last Saturday which began with an outdoor mass at 4:00 p.m.!! Thank you to the following who helped make sure that a good time was had by all. Mike & Chris Grigsby for planning & coordinating; Dennis Baier and his band Old's Cool for our musical entertainment; Dave Schwitchenberg, our DJ for dinner entertainment; Rich Veenstra & Tom Caputo for cooking; Mike Peters for beverage purchase/sales; Joe Burian for providing & selling corn on the cob; Mandy Rohlfing & Michelle Mihalo for ticket sales; Nancy McKnight & YOLO for running all the games; Mike Bruntz, Knights of Columbus members & wives for assisting in food sales, beverage sales, corn sales, setting up & take down; Karen Grady and her Addison Trail students for assisting with set-up, take down, and serving; Junior Explorers for assisting with set-up and take-down. We also thank our sponsors Caputo's Food Market for providing all the rolls/buns & United Rentals for providing the light towers. Finally, thanks to all who came to our annual Fall Festival. A very good time was had by all. Next year s Fall Festival will be Saturday, September 10. By the way, as a reminder until further notice, the Saturday evening mass will remain at 5:00 p.m. In the Word,

3 Page Three NANCY MCKNIGHT Phone #: Director of Faith Formation Eighth grade students from both the school and Religious Education Program and their parents should mark their calendars for the first Confirmation GIFT (Gathered in Faith Together) meeting on Wednesday, September 30, at 6:30 p.m. in the church to hear an overview of the Confirmation program and receive your Confirmation project packet. The theme for 2015 Catechetical Sunday is Safeguarding the Dignity of Every Human Person. This year s theme reminds us that the dignity of each human person rests in the biblical teaching (Genesis 1:26-27) that he or she is made in God s image and likeness. It also reminds us that we the baptized may need to actively support and protect others from all sorts of harm, cherishing human life from the moment of conception to a natural death. The Ten Commandments give emphasis to human dignity and human rights. They are a prime example of how the "living tradition" of the Church, guided by the Holy Spirit, anchors its teaching in the Scriptures but remains open to the complex realities of modern human society. Some people think of the Commandments as simply DOs and DON'Ts, but they are much more. The living tradition of the Church finds in them signposts along the road toward greater personal and social respect for human dignity. They have a profound relevance for both individuals and societies that seek to promote the human dignity and human rights of all. Review the Ten Commandments and share them with your family. Think of ways that you can Safeguard the Dignity of Every Human Person as a family this year. This weekend, parishes across the country will honor those who share in the evangelizing and teaching mission of the Church through a special rite of commissioning and blessing. Here at St. Philip the Apostle Parish the following catechists and teen assistants from the Religious Education Program and teachers from the school will be commissioned to share the faith of the Church with the adults, families, youth, and children of the parish: Angela Addante, Fran Amadeo, Victoria Anelli, Nick Baker, Sandy Bays, Mena Biagi, Eric Blume, Stefania Camaci, Viviana Carrazco, Katie Castellano, Anna Marie Ciccone, Sam Conforti, Nick Conrad, Nino Conte, Sabrina Cucinella, Lia Cucinella, Bonnie Daniello, Jocelyn Deang, Nicole DeNicolo, Tom Deutsch, Stefano Favuzzi, Salvatore Ferenzi, Jeremy Gloms, Gayle Gloms, Jessie Gomes, Philma Hinkhouse, Lilly Katavic, Veronica Kenar, Jack Kent, Michael Kroll, Ethan Macaraeg, Mary Madonia, Cristina Mannino, Nick Maucieri, Alexa Montero, Abigail Montero, Zachary Novak, Caterina Partipilo, Anna Pecoraro, Sarah Petrbok, Frank Reid, Pam Reith, Maria Rodriguez, Shannie Roeglin, Mia Rumps, Maddie Rumps, Sam Sannasardo, Gina Sannasardo, Holly Schwartz, Tamber Soverino, Bernadette Tamondong, Diane Thompson, Eileen Tran, Magdalena Uribe, Karyn Ustas, Amy Valdez, Don Wysocki, and Lisette Zermeno. School personnel include: Fran Amadeo, Jack Andrews, Linda Bielak, Julie Cesaroni, Monika Chiappetta, Connie Coglianese, Rose Colletti, Amanda Coulter, Nicole DeNicolo, Liz Driscoll, Marijana Dufour, Tracey Flanagan, Natalie Georgitsis, Kathleen Gill, Kathy Goy, Dave Guglielmi, Deirdre Jakabscin, Liz Kondracki, Erin Lawrence, Natalie Loveday, Julie Noonan, Dianne Noonkester, Chevy O Brien, Mary Pacovsky, Angela Pantano, Maureen Roberts, Audrey Sandacz, Gina Sannasardo, Buddy Sheehan, Cathy Sheehan, and Natalie Vanden Bos. St. Philip the Apostle School Fashion Show Fundraiser Save the date and purchase your Grande Raffle Ticket! The St. Philip the Apostle Parent Association is hosting the Annual Fashion Show on Friday, November 13, at Empress Banquets in Addison. This year s theme is "Paris, A Night to Remember. Please save the date and plan on joining us for a night of fun. Fashion show tickets will be sold in October after weekend Masses. The Parent Association is once again holding a Grande Raffle in conjunction with the Fashion Show. This raffle offers seven prizes with first place being $5,000. Winners of the Grande Raffle will be announced at the Fashion Show; however, winners need not be present. Tickets will be available for purchase after Mass for a $100 donation. Please consider purchasing a ticket or sharing a ticket with a friend or family member. If you have any questions regarding the raffle tickets, please contact Rosa Parente at Interested in joining the Knights of Columbus? Please call or visit for more information.

4 Page Four CAROL SCHUBERT Director of Liturgy & Adult Faith Formation Phone #: x104 Address: People camp out for days to be the first to get tickets to a rock concert, to purchase the latest techno gadget, or to crash the doors to stores on Black Friday. How quickly whatever is gained from these efforts to be first passes! Jesus teaches in this Gospel that what endures is to be last--to be servant of all. The lesson Jesus teaches in this Gospel is so important that he takes the disciples off by themselves. Yet, for all his effort, they do not understand. It takes a lifetime of discipleship to come to a deeper, life-giving appreciation for what dying to self means, for what being servant of all entails, for where choosing to be least leads. This lifetime of effort opens onto an eternity of Life. First and last are not positions in line, but ways to be oriented toward one another. We become first in relation to other not by shouldering our way past them, but by being last through serving them. We serve in simple, everyday ways: holding a door open, smiling at a someone, listening instead of always being the one talking. How quickly these small gestures of dying to self for others pass, yet they have lasting merit now and for the Life to come. Source: Living Liturgy, Liturgical Press Is God tugging at your heartstrings to become active in parish ministries such as reading at Mass, distributing Holy Communion, welcoming parishioners to Mass, or creating and maintaining our worship space? Please contact Carol Schubert at x104 or cschubert@st-phil.org, LITURGICAL ASSIGNMENTS FOR SEPTEMBER 26/27 SATURDAY 5:00 p.m. SUNDAY 7:30 a.m. SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. SUNDAY 11:30 a.m. LECTOR: Fran Schwichtenberg EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS: Deacon Sean, Karen Grady, Patsy Klein, Rose Maucieri, Ann McGreal, Nicholas D Ambrose, Jett Ramir ALTAR SERVERS: Jessica D Ambrose, Katie O Connell LECTOR: Barbara Erazmus EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS: Sandy Bays, Francesca Capparelli, Patti Gebala, William Kerber, Mary Madonia, Vincent Panzeca ALTAR SERVERS: Danielle & Nicole Panzeca LECTOR: Ramona Sowada EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS: Dennis & Janet Baier, Annamarie Corcione, Zachary Favia, Valerie Loftus, Louise Russo, Natalia Salamon ALTAR SERVERS: Gianna & Isabella Palazzolo LECTOR: Carol Calabrese EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS: Dave Cairo, Michael & Maria Gianneschi, Abby Ignacio, Jeff O Leary, Jesse Reyes, Ralph Scavone ALTAR SERVERS: Frank Aiello, Ally O Leary and she will be happy to help you discern where God is calling you! What better way to share your faith! READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13; Ps 19:2-5; Mt 9:9-13 Tuesday: Ezr 6:7-8, 12b, 14-20; Ps 122:1-5; Lk 8:19-21 Wednesday: Ezr 9:5-9; Tb:13:2, 3-4abefghn, 7-8; Lk 9:1-6 Thursday: Hg 1:1-8; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Lk 9:7-9 Friday: Hg 2:1-9; Ps 43:1-4; Lk 9:18-22 Saturday: Zec 2:5-9, 14-15a; Jer 31:10-12ab, 13; Lk 9:43b-45 Sunday: Nm 11:25-29; Ps 19:8, 10, 12-14; Jas 5:1-6; Mk 9:38-43, 45, Baptism Information: Baptisms are celebrated on the second & fourth Sunday of each month. A pre-baptism program must be attended by the parents. Please call the rectory to register for a program. Marriage Information: Please call the rectory to make arrangements at least six months in advance of the wedding date. Parish Registration: New families are welcome and are asked to register at the rectory. Also, previously registered parishioners are asked to notify us of any address changes. Emergency Sick Calls: Please notify us immediately of any serious illness in your family.

5 DEACON SEAN MCGREAL Pastoral Associate & RCIA Director Phone #: x105 Address: Give us this day our daily bread. We are all familiar with this phrase from the Lord s Prayer. Recently a woman who is relatively new to the parish began coming to daily Mass, and she shared with me about how wonderfully our parish community has welcomed her. She was also impressed with the number of people who come to daily Mass and to our Wednesday morning communion service (approximately people attend on a regular basis). They come to be nourished in body, mind and spirit. They also come to be part of something bigger than themselves. Most of these people are retired; but others come before going to work. All come for the strength that can only come from the grace that God bestows through the Eucharist, our daily bread. The nourishment received in Word and Sacrament sustains us and gives us hope. This strength and hope enables us to live through the difficult times of our lives and helps us to be drawn closer to God and our community. Being a part of a Eucharistic community builds the kingdom of God in our hearts and in our world. When God is central to our lives we live in His peace. I understand that not everyone has the opportunity to attend daily Mass but if you have the chance, give it a try and see what effect it has on your life. October 4 is Respect Life Sunday and the date of the National Life Chain. We need priests, deacons, Knights of Columbus, men, women, and children to pray silently at the Advantage Clinic located at 203 E. Irving Park Road in Wood Dale from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. on that day. Our church has been assigned to pray for the closure of this clinic. Signs with prayers will be available. Other churches will be there too. Please stand up for life. Monday 09/21/15 Tuesday 09/22/15 Wednesday 09/23/15 Thursday 09/24/15 Friday 09/25/15 Saturday 09/26/15 Sunday 09/27/15 UPCOMING EVENTS FOR THE WEEK OF September 21 to 27, 2015 R1 - Meeting Room 1 CH - Church GY - Gym VR - Vesting Room 7:00 p.m.-st. Vincent de Paul (OS) 7:30 p.m.-prayer Group (R1) 7:30 p.m.-legion of Mary (VR) Page Five 3:00 p.m.-junior Choir (MR) 7:00 p.m.-adult Faith Formation (R1) 8:00 p.m.-aa Meeting (R2-upstairs) 8:00 a.m.-communion Service (CH) 10:00 a.m.-scripture Study (RC) 6:30 p.m.-re Classes for Grades 6-8 School Picture Day 3:00 p.m.-littlest Angels Choir (MR) 7:00 p.m.-adult Choir (CH) 7:00 p.m.-grief Support (VR) 6:00 p.m.-wedding Rehearsal (CH) Knights Tootsie Roll Drive (NX) St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive 8:00 a.m.-communion Service (CH) 10:00 a.m.-memorial Mass 1:00 p.m.-wedding Preparation (R1,CH) 2:00 p.m.-wedding (CH) Knights Tootsie Roll Drive (NX) St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive 10:30 a.m.-rcia (R1) 1:00 p.m.-baptisms (CH) LB - Library FR - Faculty Room RE - RE Office MR - Music Room R2 - Meeting Room 2 RC - Rectory OS - Off site NX - Narthex ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CLOTHING DRIVE As you go through your children s fall and winter clothing, please save any outgrown or unwanted items for the St. Vincent de Paul truck in the parking lot on the weekend of October 17/18. If you need a home pick-up, please call or saintvincentdonate@gmail.com. Thank you! WEEKLY OFFERTORY The offertory collection for September 12/13 totaled $11, envelopes were used for an envelope total of $10,531. Loose offertory totaled $1,416. May God bless you for your generosity.

6 MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 8:00 AM Philip J. Raven (+) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 8:00 AM Edward Faley, Sr. (+) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 8:00 AM (Communion Service) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 8:00 AM People of the Parish FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 8:00 AM William Petrocelli (+) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 2:00 PM Wedding of Bianca DeMaria & Joseph Bublitz 4:00 PM INDIVIDUAL RITE OF PENANCE 5:00 PM Anticipated Mass for Sunday Robert Ocampo / Yura Orillion / Irma Gajda Frank Kowalewski / Ona & Adam Didzbalis Aram Hermiz / Robbie Knox SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM Barbara Sinclair 9:30 AM Vincenzo Galione / Dolores Kollath Barbara Szynkiewicz / Cologero Gazzano Walter & Dorothy Zimm / Special Intention Mary Jane Gerlach / Teresa Capaccio 11:30 AM People of the Parish Let us remember in prayer our deceased relatives, friends, and parishioners, especially: Tim Koziol Teresa Capaccio Our sympathy to their friends and families. Let us especially pray for our sick: Joseph Barca, Sandra Burn, Kathleen Buzinski, Joseph Capizzano, Alison Carey, Brian Cherry, Tim Kullum Cherry, Linda Cholewsinski, Carmella Cronin, William Czerniak, Ida DeMaria, Leila Denning, Michael DeStefano, Giuseppe & Theresa DiPerte, Brian Dubsky, Katie Flock, Betty & Todd Gardener, John Garrett, Kevin Garrity, Joy Gassensmith, Mila Rose Gaudiuso, Toni Grivetti, Lucas Hameau, Richard & Ifrena Holtz, Rose Maio, Shirley Mais, John Marson II, John Marson III, Tom Merkle, Thomas Meyers, Cindy Miles, JoAnne Moberg, Vito Montana, Stanley Paterala, Dorothy Pribyl, Russ Pullano, Frank Reid, Ursula Richards, Mary Schubert, Daniel Spratt, Mary Taschetta, Ben Truchan, Jan Walters, Alex Zimmerman, Nicholas Zucchero, Ashley Zyks. Please get permission from family members or the person who is ill before requesting that his/her name be added to the prayer list. Richard Avila, Marines Salvador Bonilla, Jr., Air Force Gino DeFlorio, Marines Ronald DeFlorio, Marines Steven J. DeMarco, Army Matthew Deimling, Army Adam Dorney, Army Samantha Fallon, Navy Martin Garcia, Army Gifford Haddock, Army Mark Jastowski, Marines Jose Juarez, Navy Paul Keppler, Navy Sasha Knezevic, Marines Jack Kurowski, Air Force Please pray for all of our young men and women currently serving in the Armed Forces, especially: C. J. Loveland, Air Force Drew Loveday, Marines Michael Marisie, Marines Kristofferson Marzo, Army Andrew Maslanka, Army Matthew Maslanka, Army Billy Moncatch, Marines Jason Okara, Army Enrique Ospina, Marines Adam Ostrander, Navy James Roman, Marines Ryan Ruizol, Navy Andrew Tarchinski, Army To add a name to the list, please call Sophia is a brave little girl from our school who is fighting a battle with aplastic anemia. Please mark your calendars for the following Knights of Columbus fundraiser to help Sophia s family defray her medical expenses: SPAGHETTI & MEATBALL FUNDRAISING DINNER Saturday, October 10, at 6:00 p.m. St. Philip the Apostle Parish Gym If you would like to donate to Sophia s family, please send a check to the Knights of Columbus at 1223 W. Holtz Avenue in Addison. ABORTION ALTERNATIVES: Woman s Choice Services ( ), Post Abortion Healing ( ), Birthright ( )

7 ANNULMENT MYTHS & TRUTHS: The following are myths about divorce, annulment, and remarriage in the Catholic Church. (Please note the word annulment is commonly-used jargon, but the proper church term is declaration of nullity.) Myth #6: Children of parents who received a declaration of nullity are considered illegitimate. Truth: The parents who are now divorced or whose marriage is civilly annulled once obtained a civil license and had a legal marriage. Any children of that legal marriage are legitimate offspring. A civil divorce, a civil annulment, and a Church annulment do not change the legitimacy of the children. Also, the parents responsibility toward the children remains the same as before the civil divorce and annulment. The annulment process is concerned only with the spouses, not the children or arrangements involving the children such as custody or support. Myth #7: Children of divorced or remarried Catholics may not be baptized or receive any other sacraments. Truth: Children of divorce may be baptized and receive any other sacrament providing that the parents of the children intend to raise their children in the Catholic faith. If you or someone you know would like to receive accurate information about the annulment process or need help navigating the annulment process, you can contact Fr. Danaher ( x101) or Carol Schubert, Annulment Field Advocate ( x104 or cschubert@st-phil.org). Arlington Heights #1 in Customer Satisfaction For 21 Consecutive Years John and Diana Guido Owners & Parishioners 801 E. Dundee Rd. Arlington Heights Consider Remembering Your Parish in Your Will. For further information, please call the Parish Office. HUMES FUNERAL HOME Serving Addison and surrounding communities for over 50 years. Family Owned and Operated. 320 W. Lake St. Addison JOHN W. HUMES JOHN W. HUMES, III, PARISHIONER, K. of C. ALBERT N. PANZECA, CPA, LTD. Certified Public Accountant Business & Individual Tax Planning & Preparation Accounting & Bookkeeping Services Payroll Services IRS Representation & Resolution Business Consultant Financial Advisor Quickbooks Consultant 881 W. Lake Street, Addison, Illinois (630) PARISHIONER Fax (630) W. Lake St., Addison, IL % OFF Entire Bill Dine-In Carry-Out Catering Tony Navigato Parishioner NOTRE DAME FAMILY CENTER Rev. James Watzke, Ph.D. Depression - Anxiety - Stress Family - Separation - Divorce Sub Abuse - Medicare - Español Oakbrook Terr Jesus A to Z Michael O Neill McGrath, OSFS A colorful Catholic ABC book for kids and families! Includes a glossary of questions to help adults pass on their Catholic faith x 12 Hardcover $16.99 each Special Offer 2 for $25.00! The Best of The Best In Home Improvements W. Irving Park Rd. Bensenville, IL * Windows * Siding * Doors * Roofs * Soffit/Fascia * Gutters * Attic Insulation * Financing Available * Free Written Proposal * Parishioner Discounts * All Products Qualify for Tax Credit STAN S SERVICE STATION HERE TO SERVE YOU Complete Auto Repair Computerized 4 Wheel Alignments 25 W. 241 Lake St., Roselle St Philip the Apostle Church (B) 450 West Lake Street, Roselle We Remain Family - Owned & Operated by Rosario D. Salerno Sons for Over 90 Years Pre-Arranged Funeral Plans Are Available and Transferable from Any Funeral Home Funeral & Cremation Services Designed for Any Income Joseph G. Salerno Frank Salerno George Salerno Licensed Attorney on Staff For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc

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