The Assumption by Martino Altomonte, Church of St. Mary

The Assumption by Martino Altomonte, 1740 Church of St. Mary 175 East Illinois Road Lake Forest, Illinois Phone: 847.234.0205 www.churchofstmary.org e-mail: information@churchofstmary.org August 11, 2013 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday Masses: 5:00pm (Saturday); 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am; 12 Noon and 6:00pm Weekday Masses: 6:30 and 8:00am; Saturday 8:00am Mass only

Sunday, August 11 Noon-Mass with Anointing of the Sick-Church Monday, August 12 8:30am-Guild Hospitality-CCR Tuesday, August 13 8:30am-Guild Hospitality-CCR 8:45am-Vision 2000-PCLR 7:00pm-Parish Life-PCLR Wednesday, August 14 8:30am-7:30pm-Adoration-Church 7:00pm-Rosary-Church Thursday, August 15 Solemnity of The Assumption of The Blessed Virgin Mary Mass Times: 6:30am; 8:00am; Noon; 5:15pm and 7:00pm Complimentary Hot Dog Lunch for All after Noon Mass Friday, August 16 Soup Kitchen Saturday, August 17 8:30am-Confession-Church 8:30am-CRHP-CCR Sunday, August 18 Weekly Calendar of Events Church of St. Mary Staff Reverend Michael McGovern Pastor Reverend Matthew Kowalski, OSB Associate Pastor Reverend Brendan Guilfoil Associate Pastor Jack Herrmann, Deacon Dick Hudzik, Deacon Joseph G. Krakora, Deacon ALL WOMEN ARE INVITED The Guild of St. Mary is an organization of dedicated women serving the needs of the Church of St. Mary and its wider community for the past 79 years. With its 17 Circles and over 500 members, the Guild offers a rich and unique environment for women of different ages and experiences to meet new people, foster friendships, serve others and grow in faith. For more information, please contact Stephanie Knight at 516.232.3999; stephanielongisland@gmail.com, or visit our webpage to register at http// www.churchofstmary.org/guild.html. Registration Deadline is August 15. Allison Harvey, Youth Minister 847.234.7337 Janet Peters, Pastoral Minister Rebecca Quackenbush, Business Manager 847.234.0205 Maura Schelhammer Liturgy & Media Coordinator Samuel Suter, Music Director 847.234.6722 Lore Nugent Director of Religious Education 185 E. Illinois Road; 847.234.0090 Dr. Venette Biancalana, Principal School of St. Mary Upper Grade Center 185 E. Illinois Road; 847.234.0371 Primary Grade Center 900 W. Everett Road; 847.283.9800 2

Pastor s Notes BECOMING CATHOLIC As pastor of St. Mary's, I am privileged when people share with me their stories of faith. Many people here have shared with me that they became Catholic as adults; some were previously unbaptized, many were baptized Christians but belonged to other communities. A common theme is how the search for God and a relationship with Jesus led them to the Catholic faith. At this time of year, St. Mary's invites those who are considering becoming Catholic to invest themselves in a process called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). This process is a blend of prayer, reading, and conversations with committed Catholics as well as other people who are seekers that are coming to faith. The RCIA program begins here October 7, with Father Matthew Kowalski as the spiritual director. If you are interested in learning more about RCIA, please contact Father Matthew at: mkowalski@churchofstmary.org. One comment: God has blessed the Catholic Church with three popes in a row who have made strong impressions on both believers and non-believers. Blessed John Paul II, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and Pope Francis have each reached people with a message about the importance of belonging to Jesus Christ and being a member of his body, the Church. It's up to us, here on the local level, to extend an invitation to members of our families and community to become part of the Catholic Church. May the Holy Spirit guide our efforts this year. THE ASSUMPTION Thursday, August 15 is the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a holy day of obligation. Mass will be offered at 6:30am, 8:00am, Noon, 5:15pm and 7:00pm. A complimentary hot dog lunch will be served after the Noon Mass. FOR THE GLORY OF GOD Samuel Suter, our parish music director since 1976, will be retiring at the end of August. For over a generation, Samuel has helped us offer fitting worship to God with the prayerful music that has been a hallmark of our liturgies at St. Mary. I invite you to join me in thanking Samuel for the contribution he has made to our parish. When you think of all the sacred moments (weddings, funerals, confirmations, etc.) for which Samuel has provided music, he has certainly been an important part of our parish community. We wish him and his wife, Jean, many blessings and good health in the coming years. Our new music director will be John Chapman. John comes to us from St. Norbert Parish in Northbrook. John will begin here in September. If you are a returning member of our parish choir or are interested in joining our choir, the first rehearsal of the season will be on Thursday evening, September 5. Please watch for more details in the upcoming bulletins. COME AND FOLLOW ME St. Mary's is blessed to have a number of vocations to the priesthood. I am happy to share with you that Greg Kobus of our parish has begun his preparation for the priesthood at Mundelein Seminary. Greg studied Economics at the University of Chicago and then worked at the Board of Trade. More recently he began discerning if God is calling him to become a priest. After participating in the INSEARCH program and making two weekend retreats at the seminary, Greg applied for admission and is now in the Pre-Theology program. Please keep Greg in your prayers. BECOMING GOOD STEWARDS Please join me in welcoming Mary Kelly to our staff as our Director of Stewardship & Development. Mary has previously worked with Marquette University and Barat College. Since St. Mary was founded in 1875, our parish has been blessed by the generous support of her parishioners. As we begin participating in the "To Teach Who Christ Is" campaign, it seemed the right time for introducing a staff member who promotes a spirit of stewardship and also oversees our development efforts. Mary is married to Jerome and has one son in the School of St. Mary. I look forward to working with Mary. continued on the next page

VICAR FOR DEACONS There are three orders within the Sacrament of Holy Orders: Bishop, Priest and Deacon. There are two types of deacons: transitional (those who are on the way to being ordained priests) and permanent (those who will be deacons for life). The Archdiocese of Chicago has the largest group of permanent deacons of any diocese in the Catholic Church: approximately 700 deacons. For the past four years, our parish has been fortunate to have Deacon Dick Hudzik on our staff. Francis Cardinal George has now appointed Dick to serve as his Vicar for Deacons. A "vicar" acts on behalf of the bishop, usually overseeing a particular area (priests, religious, schools). Given Dick's gifts and talents, I can readily see why Cardinal George is entrusting him with this responsibility. Dick and his wife Becky have relocated to Westchester so that he may be closer to the Office for Deacons. Given the new work and arrangements, Dick will soon be stepping off St. Mary's staff and connect with a parish near his home. Please join me in thanking Dick for his service to St. Mary and for his service now to the larger archdiocese. PRAYER Each Wednesday, the Blessed Sacrament is exposed in our church from 8:30am until 7:30pm for prayer and adoration. The number of parishioners who spend time in prayer here on Wednesdays is growing and I hope more people will participate. How does adoration "work?" The consecrated host is placed in a vessel called a "monstrance" (from the Latin word for "show"), and the monstrance is set on the altar. This lets people see the Eucharist, helping us focus our attention and lift up our prayers to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. Some folks bring prayer books, and others simply sit or kneel in silent prayer. The duration of prayer is up to the individual; some people pray for ten minutes, others dedicate an hour for prayer. I encourage you to spend time with the Lord on Wednesdays. In our Lord, Father Mike McGovern mmcgovern94@gmail.com

Monday, August 19 at 7:00pm Senior Leadership Dinner Seniors are invited to start this year off right with a leadership gathering for COR. Through prayer and discussion, you are welcome to share your ideas for COR this year and learn about Christian leadership. Dinner will be served in the Parish Center. Sunday, August 25 at 7:00pm COR Kick Off! Our first COR meeting of the year will follow the 6:00pm Mass. Join us for games, friendship and faith before you head off to school! Never been before? Not a problem! Newbies are welcome to join! Tuesday, August 27 from 7:30-8:15pm Bible Study Each Tuesday a group of high school students meets in the Parish Center basement for Bible Study. No experience or knowledge of the Bible is required. All are welcome to come and learn about God s word. September 14-15 Applications for our freshman and sophomore retreat are now available on the Church of St. Mary website. Hosted with St. Patrick s Lifeteen group, this retreat will take place overnight at Lake Geneva! Please turn in applications by August 29 to the Youth Ministry Office in the Parish Center. Looking for Young Adult Volunteers COR High School Youth Ministry is looking for additional young adult volunteers for our events. Candidates should be faithful Catholics and have a desire to lead teens to Christ. Do you know a recent college graduate or young adult who may fit this description? If so, please contact Alli Harvey for more information. Time commitments are flexible. **COR High School Youth Ministry is open to all students in grades 9-12. Students are welcome to come to any and all activities that peak their interest. Consider getting involved with one of our upcoming events!

St. Mary s Vacation Bible School was a Summertime Blast! In July, children participated in an active, fun-filled week in Vacation Bible School. The activities focused on learning more about Jesus in the Eucharist, lives of the saints, daily Bible verses, the Mass, and military priests with the World Eucharist Mission. A highlight of the week was on Thursday when Father Mike celebrated Mass and explained the meaning of his vestments and the different parts of the liturgy. VBS children and their families contributed $476.57 to the Archdiocese for the Military Services and collected a variety of toiletry and personal items for the military priests. All this was possible because of an amazing contribution of time and talent from about 100 student and adult volunteers. Priests Father Mike McGovern Father Brendan Guilfoil Father Matthew Kowalski Religious Education Office Lore Nugent Pat Schwarz Claire Alaimo Staff Bill Gorczynski Les Adamiec Clubhouse Leader Amy Deitche Station Leaders Janis Awad Saintly Snacks Mary Brennan K4J and Mass Tara Eggers Cool Crafts Mary Schoeller Saintly Stories Madeleine Slingerland Saintly Stories Margaret Tazioli Get Moving Games Clubhouse Set Design Maria Cronin Registration and Data Entry Kathleen Matthys Adult Volunteers John Alaimo Cheryl Ashley Alison Bartusiak Jennifer Bobay Meghann Clark Angela DeDolph Alison DiValerio Liza Grant Susan Larson Sharon Liebelt Delora Nerger Jill Pace Buffy Rock Karen Rode Wendy Ross Debra Chermak College, High School & Middle School Volunteers Annie Aberle Chris Alaimo Jennifer Alaimo Maeve Anger Amanda Ashbeck Lexi Ashbeck Caroline Asmussen Amina Awad Nora Awad Elizabeth Bartusiak Emily Bartusiak Paige Bartusiak Robin Bender Megan Brennan Brigid Brennan Sam Carlson Henry Carlson Lauren Chermak Bridget Collins Katie Collins Jake Danneker Matthew DiValerio Drew Foley William Freeman Hannah Gialamas Kevin Graham Alexa Grant Max Hayes Alyssa Hermsen Maren Hess Mia Johnson Victoria Jozwiak Karlye Keller Ellie Keller Elizabeth Kelley Max LaVitola Dominic LeRose Caroline Lewis Maeve Lewis Gabriel Markowski Laila Markowski Colleen Matthys Luke Milliman Emma Mowery Ashley Mullarkey Audrey Mullarkey Susan Nevin Jack Pasquella Michael Pasquella Emily Poth Kathleen Rock Maddie Rock Mercedes Schabel Eddie Scheidler Grace Scheidler Ben Schoeller Anna Skaleski Casey Slingerland Peter Sullivan Maeve Summerville Ethan Talbot Kaleigh Tazioli Emma Walsh Barbie Zofkie

Bible Study 2013/2014 Galatians: Set Free to Live Paul's Letter to the Galatians speaks directly to the heart of Christians and addresses the most important question we can ask: "What must we do to be saved?" This fascinating letter reveals the merciful love that God the Father has for us, his children. It speaks of the extraordinary gift of salvation that Jesus has won for us, and it explains how we can unite ourselves to Christ's redeeming sacrifice through faith and love. Galatians is a study that will reignite your love for God as you learn of the astonishing love God has for you. 2nd Corinthians In his Letters to the Corinthians, Paul addresses ongoing problems including dissension, immorality, lawsuits, liturgical abuses and the tendency to fall prey to "false teachers." Paul tackles each of these problems with his typical spiritual zeal strengthening their faith and commitment to build up the Body of Christ. Two thousand years later, as we struggle with much the same problems, Paul's words of wisdom are both pertinent and valuable! St. Mary's Bible Study Registration Form Begins September 5, 2013 II Corinthians and Galatians The cost of registration is $65.00. Please make checks out to: The Church of St. Mary. Name Address/City Phone E-mail Birthday (Month/Day) Spouse's Name Are you a snowbird? Yes No When and how long are you away? AM Class PM Class Enclosed $ Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings from the Second Vatican Council You re Invited to Marytown to see a unique art exhibition of 50 paintings and drawings from the Second Vatican Council 50 years ago. The artworks are by famous artist-reporter Franklin McMahon, who chronicled Vatican II up close and on-site. In the Exhibit, you will see images from Rome: panoramas and portraits of the Popes and Bishops who inspired the great Council and formulated its documents. You will see images of Laity who heard the Council s call to universal holiness and who helped to birth ministries that would transform the Church. Contact: Kathleen Van Ella, Curator, 847.234.3030. The Exhibition is open every day from 10:00am until 6:00pm, August 11 16. Make your time at Marytown very special with a visit in their Chapel, open 24 hours every day for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Marytown is the National Shrine of St. Maximilian Kolbe, whose feast day is August 14.

Francis Cardinal George, OMI Michelle Amari Nancy Bidwill Larry Bloom, Sr. Joseph Burns Rose Collins Greg DeBoer David De Tran Abby Furco Leslie Gale Nicky Hansen Richard Hilliard Caitlin Jenks John Kapps Piper Kelly Moellering Jack Klinge BANNS I Michael Sieman & Michelle Dooley I Brian Templeman & Denise Eades Please remember in your prayers those who are sick, especially: SOUP KITCHEN Anna Litchfield John McNeish Carolina Malagon Fr. Ron Mass Derrick Matthews Mary Anne Minich Angelina Neverka Eileen Norman Joaquin Padilla Nicholas Pasquesi Ruth Porikos Elizabeth Quarta Hurd William Shafer Joseph Urso Barbara Wilson Donald Wilson Many items are needed, including meats, potatoes, pastas, vegetables, fruits, salads & casseroles. We share any leftovers with other Soup Kitchens, shelters & PADS. Please leave contributions at the Parish Office (201 E. Illinois Rd) until 3:00pm Friday, August 16. Help is always appreciated. Please come to our serving site at 8th & Lincoln starting at 4pm. We generally finish around 7pm. Parking adjoins the building and the entrance is in the rear. Directions: www.churchofstmary.org. Information: Ellen Tierney (847.295.4649), Phil Hannon (847.234.6248) or Therese Lupton (847.295.2189). Mass Intentions Monday, August 12 6:30-Richard Theisen; Kathy Cochran 8:00-The Danielak Family; Donald W. Grabowski Tuesday, August 13 6:30-Special Intention; Mary Clarke 8:00-Kathy Cochran; Rose Bancroft & Special Intention for Denis Bancroft Wednesday, August 14 6:30-Carmela Capellini; Fr. Gregory Rom 8:00-Brendan Tuohy; Peter Adams Thursday, August 15 The Solemnity of The Blessed Virgin Mary 6:30am-Eileen Lupton; Anne Herrmann 8:00am-Lauren LeVert; Dec Members of The LaPorte Family Noon-Joseph & Eleanor McGovern 5:15pm-The People of St. Mary 7:00pm-The People of St. Mary Friday, August 16 6:30-Special Intention; Caroline Francone 8:00-DeeDee MacNaughton; Donald Grabowski Saturday, August 17 8:00-Frank Kania; Louis Szaflarski 5:00-Anthony Scopelliti; Michael Gannon Sunday, August 18 7:30-The People of St. Mary 9:00-Francis J. Barbaria; Victoria Kut 10:30-The Crane/Kerwin Families; Savering Ruffalo Noon-Carmela Stella; Daniel J. Murphy 6:00-Dema Volino; Fern Meehan In Memory Please remember in your prayers those who have died, especially: Joseph Blackman (father of Andrea [Angelo] Perino and grandfather of Angelo Jr, Anna, Catherine, Gabriela, Marisa) Cecilia Ochalski (mother of Matthew [Linda] Ochalski and grandmother of Amy, Matthew) Dr. Robert Spencer (brother-in-law of Patricia Spencer) Lloyd Stauder (father of Dan [Sara] Stauder and grandfather of Carey, Calais, Danny, Sara)

Many parishioners have found that registering and scheduling their donations to St. Mary's, through GiveCentral, is not only simple, but convenient. Please visit www.givecentral.org and take a couple of minutes to set up your donations. Sunday and Special Collections Sunday Collection Actual Budgeted Surplus/(Shortfall) 04 August 2013 $25,968 $28,000 ($2,032) Total Sunday Collections Fiscal 2014 Year-to-Date $123,398 $140,000 ($16,602) Ministers Schedule-August 17-18, 2013 MASS TIMES PRIEST LECTOR MINISTERS OF EUCHARIST USHERS ALTAR SERVERS 5:00pm Fr. Guilfoil L. Asma F.Waldeck, V.Lubes, R.Krider, J.Reynolds, S.Willard, R.Weier, D.Stepan, M.Sabalaskey, J.Sabalaskey M.Hulseman, S.Isola, G.Mosciano, M.O Connell, C.Pommer, A.Romeiser, B. Templeman, J.Templeman, A.VanDen Heuvel J.Powers E.Scheidler G.Scheidler 7:30am Fr. Kowalski C. Bagdon E.Young, J.Fitzgerald, J.Herrmann,T.Kerf, A.Romeiser, A.Tschanz, S.Hoch, J.Brannon W.Bergen, B.Cerling, G.Phillips, J.Kennedy, B.Muto, E.Muto, T.Ori, B.Turner, R.Kunda, J.Farrell M.Gabrielsen M.Hess C.Lewis 9:00am Fr. McGovern P. Bassett W.Antrim, N.Myers, M.Hoch, J.Elwart, M.Slingerland, C.Gannon, C.Yehle J.Bogan, D.Cimarrusti, C.DeDolph, K.McGinniss, G.Kobus, R.Sevcik, T.Wallace, J.Whittington A.Mullarkey A.Mullarkey A.Mullarkey 10:30am Fr. McGovern J. Hanzlovic B.Thomas, M.Thomas, S.Priola, J.Zaccari, M.Zaccari, K.Cunningham, P.Siebert, L.Peterson, A.Moschner Noon Fr. Kunkel S. Dewart R.Basso, J.Callaghan, N.Mowad-Nassar, A. Smith, C.Schoenheider A.Boese, J.Cosgrove, J.Pezza, G.Riseborough, C.MacNaughton, J.Callahan C.McCormick, S.Potsic, J.Rand, T.Sullivan, B.Webber C.Slingerland K.Camardo W.Camardo M.Anger B.Eckland B.Eckland 6:00pm Fr. Guilfoil J. Bianchini A.Blanda, J.Blanda, B.Olson, C.Olson, M.Phillips, T.Darraugh F.Avellone, P.Blahunka, A.Danielak, B.Mikrut, J.Schnobrich, L.Peterson, B.Peters J.Prindle T.Hanson L.Milliman

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