June 21, 2015 - Ascension School

A Stewardship Parish, Sharing Our God -Given Gifts in Service
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time - June 21, 2015
Take time this week to reflect
on today’s readings:
First Reading — Job 38:1, 8-11;
Psalm — Psalm 107:23-26, 28-31;
Second Reading — 2 Corinthians 5:14-17;
Gospel — Mark 4:35-41
THE WIND AND THE SEA
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Gn 12:1-9; Ps 33:12-13, 18-20, 22; Mt 7:1-5
Tuesday:
Gn 13:2, 5-18; Ps 15:2-4ab, 5; Mt 7:6, 12-14
Wednesday: Vigil: Jer 1:4-10; Ps 71:1-6ab, 15ab, 17;
1 Pt 1:8-12; Lk 1:5-17
Day: Is 49:1-6; Ps 139:1-3, 13-15;
Acts 13:22-26; Lk 1:57-66, 80
Thursday: Gn 16:1-12, 15-16 [6b-12, 15-16];
Ps 106:1b-5; Mt 7:21-29
Friday:
Gn 17:1, 9-10, 15-22; Ps 128:1-5; Mt 8:1-4
Saturday: Gn 18:1-15; Lk 1:46-50, 53-55; Mt 8:5-17
Living along the shores of Lake Superior—the
“big lake,” as the locals call it—you can often hear
the advice, “Respect the lake; don’t take it for
granted.” People who know Lake Superior respect
its power and watch out for its many moods.
Sunken ships and boats crushed into kindling are
testimonies to what the lake can do.
The readings of this Sunday evoke our
memories of the lake, of the mighty Mississippi
River, or of the ocean itself. Who but God can
control these mighty waters and set limits to their
advance? The lake described in today’s Gospel
was a body of water subject to sudden storms and
churned into dangerous waves by terrible winds.
But these mighty agents are subject to God.
The sailor and the fisher all respect the water. Even
more, they respect the awesome power of the
Maker of wind and sea.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
To prepare for the 13th Sunday
in Ordinary Time:
First Reading — Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24;
Psalm — Psalm 30:2, 4-6, 11-13;
Second Reading — 2 Corinthians 8:7, 9, 13-15;
Gospel — Mark 5:21-43
From the Pastor
ASCENSION CHURCH
Parish Center: 808 S. East Ave.
Oak Park, IL 60304
Phone: 708-848-2703
Fax: 708-848-2773
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Thursday: 8 AM - 8 PM
Friday: 8 AM - 4 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 8:30 AM -1:30 PM
Bulletin Articles
[email protected]
E-Mail
Personnel can be reached by first
initial.last [email protected]
Web-sites
www.ascensionoakpark.com
www.archdiocese-chgo.org
Pastor
Rev. Larry McNally
DEAR FAMILY OF ASCENSION,
848-2703
Pastoral Associate
David Philippart
434-1533
Assistant Pastoral Associate
Gene Wesolowski
434-1555
Director of Institutional Development
Katie Moran Vanaria
434-1558
Director of Music
David Anderson
434-1535
Director of Youth Ministry
Julie Krakora
434-1546
School Principal
Mary Jo Burns
386-7282
Director of Religious Education
Diane Lawrence-Moriarty 848-3099
Religious Education Assistant
Kathy Marifjeren
434-1554
Development Associate
Marybeth Granholm
434-1541
Parish Office Support Staff
Office Assistant:
Jim Wojcik (M-F)
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Sacramental Secretary:
Deedee Ralston (PM: M-Th)
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Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Robert A. Cross
Weekend Assistants
Rev. John Cunningham, S.J.
Rev. Bob Hutmacher, OFM
Rev. Richard Woods, O.P.
Deacon Couples
Lendell & Tina Richardson
Roger & Betty Vandervest
Joe & Kathie Walsh
Mental Health Counselor
Bill Harrison - Claret Center
773-643-6259 Extension 24
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY to ALL parish Dads!
Greetings! What a wonderful sight to see, last Sunday at our 11 am
Mass, with our Sanctuary surrounded with a sea of blue and white tshirts of our 2015 ASP Teens and Adult Leaders. I thank ALL of you
for your faith witness in your compassionate service to the needy in
Appalachia. I won’t be here when you leave and return but please
know I will pray for you during your ASP week. Be safe, and be sure
to get some much needed rest when you return safely home. May God
bless you in your good and compassionate work! Thank you Family of
Ascension for your prayerful and financial support of the ASP trip. I
thank you for all of your generosity in participating in the stock sales,
flower sales, the car washes, Lou Malnati days and the Easter Lamb
cake sales. Fr. Hurlbert will not be asking for a SOX design on his
cake for next year but rather a CUBS design (hint-hint which city team
he prefers). My family always enjoyed the SOX decoration before
devouring the delicious cakes. Thanks ASP Teens and Adults!
Thank you Rosemarie Nowicki for your leadership in last
weekend’s Blood Drive. Thanks to all who donated their blood in
giving life to others. Thanks to our volunteers for your service.
Thanks to Bob Kutella and our many parish volunteers, our annual
Summer Lunch Program is off to a very good start. Thanks Bob and to
ALL of you for your kindness and compassion. The next summer
lunch will be on the 4th of July.
Congratulations to our new Pastor, Fr. James Hurlbert on the
occasion of his 25th Anniversary as a priest. May God continue to
bless you, Fr. Hurlbert, in your priestly ministry, especially now as you
become the 10th Pastor of Ascension Parish. May you be as happy as I
was here in my Pastorate. God’s blessings on your Priest Ordination
Anniversary.
Congratulations to Deacon Roger Vandervest on the occasion of his
10 years as a Deacon. Thanks Roger for your service to us as well as to
the Archdiocese of Chicago. You and Betty make a wonderful Deacon
Couple.
Ordination anniversary best wishes go out to two of our former
Associates, Fr. Tom Baldonieri and Fr. John Moulder. God’s blessings
to you in your ministry.
We are for sure now in the Ordinary Time of our Church Year with
the wearing of green vestments and the green banners hanging from the
ceiling in our church. For the next six weekends we will be reading
from the Old Testament Prophets of Ezekiel, Job, Amos and Jeremiah,
which in one way or another, are linked with the Gospel of St. Mark
which we will be reading from. The Old Testament Prophets refer to
the ‘Messenger’ to come, which of course is Jesus Christ. St. Mark
centers on the theme of Jesus Christ ‘The Messenger’ of the New
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Testament who will have authority over sin and
death. The ‘Mosaic’ of the readings will show
God’s patience with God’s ‘Chosen Ones’
forgiving their false gods, selfishness and
harshness of heart. The readings will remind all of
God’s people of the love God has for us. They will
suggest many practical ways in how we in our
everyday living can find ways to stay ‘in God’s
good graces’. As David P. wrote a few weeks
back, there is nothing ordinary about Ordinary
Time.
Please keep returning your Parish Directory
Information and your surveys to our Parish Center
via the weekend Offertory collection basket, or by
dropping it off at the Parish Center. Your response
has been wonderful as we have received hundreds
back so far. So thank you so very much for your
cooperation.
We have been invited by the OPRF Community
of Congregations and the Historical Society of
OPRF to participate in their annual House of
Worship Walk on Sunday, June 28th beginning at 2
pm. For further information please see page five.
Speaking of churches, we also have a ‘standing
invitation’ from our Sharing Parish of St. Martin de
Porres to join them and others, on the remaining
Wednesday’s of this month and next, from 6-7 pm,
on the corner of Laramie and Adams, to pray for an
end of all this senseless killing and violence
especially of our young people. As I have shared
before, the readings of the names in the Prayer of
the Faithful on the weekend because of this
violence is heartbreaking and so very sad.
Upon further review, the damage done to that
air conditioning part was caused by a power surge
which severely damaged the wire. Because of that
the Archdiocese is submitting an insurance claim
for this $16,100.00 part. Let us hope that they will
accept our claim, and with our $1,000.00
deductible, the ‘financial hit’ won’t be as bad and
frustrating as originally thought. The Insurance
Company assures me that they will get back to me
in a timely fashion.
One of the recurring themes of the survey was
your response to my weekly letter. Thank you for
your positive remarks and your sensitivity and
compassion toward me by not mentioning my
attempt at a weekly joke or pun. I enjoyed doing
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this weekly letter. I did it at Queen of the Universe
and I plan on doing it at St. Matthias. I have
already received a deadline from them, as we have
received a deadline for our Dome publication, for
the weekend of the 4th and 5th of July. Sadly, for
St. Matthias, I also plan on doing my letter with
attempts at a weekly joke or pun. They have no
idea what is coming their way! Anyway, thanks for
your positive feedback and I always enjoyed doing
this weekly letter. I tried my best to keep you
informed the best I could on what were the ‘latest’
goings on with our Family of Ascension.
I thank you for the many offers of a place to
stay for next weekend but there is furniture that
will remain in the parsonage for Fr. Hurlbert. Not
all of the furniture was mine, some of it belongs to
the parish. Thank you for your kind offers.
As I have said each week, I thank you for your
continued financial support and generosity.
Remember that our fiscal year ends on June 30th,
so any additional financial support you can give
before the end of the month would be greatly
appreciated. I thank you for ALL that you do for
our Family of Ascension. I thank you for ALL that
you do for God’s people here and far away, such as
in Appalachia.
I pray for you every day. I will always pray for
you every day.
Passengers that were on a United Flight to
London had to spend a night in the U.S. Army
barracks and the Crew stayed in a fancy hotel due
to engine trouble. The passengers were not happy
about their stay. United is saying that, at least, they
had single rooms. United was using the Army
slogan: ‘One Army one person’.
Have a good week.
And again, HAPPY FATHER’S DAY TO ALL
PARISH DADS!!
GOD’S BLESSINGS TO ALL.
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A Blessing for Fathers
We praise you, Father of Israel, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob,
the God of Joseph, holy guardian of the Divine Child, and the first to teach
Jesus the Torah. Send your Holy Spirit upon our fathers, grandfathers,
godfathers, fathers-in-law, uncles and all who have shown us fatherly love.
Heal their pains and disappointments. Forgive all that needs to be forgiven.
Give to them the good that they have given others. Welcome into your arms
those who have died. Fill this world, O God, with a father’s love!
We ask this through your Son Jesus Christ, who taught us to pray to you as Abba.
He lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, who is Father of the poor,
one God forever and ever. Amen.
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Attention: Early Bulletin Deadline Coming Up
Articles for the July 4th and 5th issue of The Dome must be sent to
The Dome email address: [email protected]
by 5:00 pm this Tuesday, June 23rd. Thank you.
Ascension Shopping
Certificate News
The Ascension Shopping Certificate Program is changing! Over the summer, we will be transitioning to
an all on-line ordering system. We will still accept paper orders during this time, but we no longer carry
any inventory in the box kept in the parish center. All shopping certificates will be ordered to fulfill
individual orders. You can fill out a paper order in the parish center for summer ordering dates: June 22, July
13, July 2, August 10 and August 24. All orders received prior to 9 a.m. on summer order dates will be ready
for pick up after 3 p.m. in the Parish Center the next day (Tuesdays).
Watch the Dome later during the summer for on-line ordering how-to's. Any questions? Please
contact [email protected].
Sacred Spaces Church Walk
The fourth annual Sacred Spaces House of
Worship Walk is next Sunday, June 28, 2015 from
2:00pm–5:00pm.
The Community of Congregations of Oak Park
and River Forest are sponsors of the Walk. The six
churches featured this year are Cornerstone
Anglican Church, Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church,
New Life Ministries, Pilgrim Congregational
Church, St. Giles Church, and
United Lutheran Church. Tickets
may be purchased before the
Walk at The Book Table, Oak
Park Visitors Center or at
oprfhistory.org.
On the day of the Walk
tickets will be available at
Pilgrim Congregational Church
on Lake St. at Scoville where the
tour begins.
If you have not done so already,
please return your
Parish Directory Information and
Parish Survey by Sunday, July 12th.
You can drop it in the collection
basket or bring it to the
Parish Center Office
during the week. Thank you.
P.O.L.O. Happenings
Parents of Little Ones is geared for families
with children aged newborn to kindergarten. We
hope to see you at an upcoming event. Older
siblings are always welcome!
A.M. Playdate -- Friday, June 26
10am - 12 Noon
at Euclid Square.
Contact Turie at [email protected]
for more info!
To find out more about P.O.L.O. or these
upcoming events, please contact Laura Moglia
Kelley at [email protected].
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. . . A note from Julie Krakora
Happy Father’s Day to each dad who is a fabulous example of love, faith, and service to your
children! On this day, I offer par ticular thanks to some special father s who have been a tr emendous
help for ASP and support for my time in youth ministry! As this month of June comes to an end, so too all
of our fundraising for ASP and my time here at Ascension as the Director of Youth Ministry. A hallmark of
Ascension Parish is strong witness to be faith in action through social justice and a desire to be in solidarity
with those less fortunate and in pain. May this example lead all of you, and especially our youth, into a
strong membership in this community and deeper into our shared Catholic faith. It is only fitting that I close
with the blessing we gave to those at 11am Mass on June 14th with ALL of you. Thank you for your
witness, for your support, and prayers for me and our youth!
Lord God, as an instrument of faith and grace, the membership of Ascension parish has been present
to support our teens and adults in our desire to walk and become more like You. While we serve in Your
name and in the name of our parish community, bless those here with genuine inner strength to always
seek and live your ways at home. Allow each parishioner to feel the joyful gift of your Spirit in their
giving and nourish their souls with the evidence of your love constantly alive through their actions and
heartfelt service. We ask this Jesus, in your name. Amen.
SCHOLARSHIP TIME !!!
Kathleen Adams Scholarship application forms are now available at the Parish Center. As many as four
$1000 scholarship grants will be awarded to Ascension School graduates or other Ascension parishioners.
Applications must be returned to the Parish Center by July 1st.
Ascension Summer Lunches
The next Ascension Summer Lunches for the poor and needy in our area will be held in
the Pine Room on July 4 and 11 and August 1, 8 and 15.
IF YOU ARE ABLE TO WORK A LUNCH, DONATE FOOD, MONEY, SPONSOR A LUNCH,
MAKE BAG LUNCHES FOR OUR GUESTS TO TAKE WITH THEM OR OFFER ANY OTHER
ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT:
BOB KUTELLA
(630) 863–1046; [email protected]
DAVID PHILIPPART
(708) 434–1533; [email protected]
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Vacation Bible School
Are you ready for fun this summer? Would you like to meet new friends and together learn to conquer the
challenges in your life with the help of God’s Mighty Power? Coming Soon:
Everest, Conquering Challenges with God’s Might and Power VBS
July 13-17 9:00 am until 12 noon
St. Edmund Parish-188 S. Oak Park Avenue.
This Vacation Bible School is Sponsored by:
Ascension, St. Bernardine, St. Catherine/St. Lucy, St. Edmund, St. Giles and St. Luke Parishes.
All Children are welcome! (There will be a small fee for participation.)
Adult Volunteers are needed if you can devote one or more days to help in VBS please contact the DRE
in your parish.
Living Your Strengths
returns in the fall
but you can sign up now
Sources of Help
Helping Someone in MentalCrisis
Ascension's Living Y our Strengths journey
helps parishioners identify one's God-given talents,
determine how to develop them into strengths and
explore how these talents and strengths can be
applied into all aspects of one's life. Start by
taking Gallup's "Clifton Strengths Finder" and
attending one of the three Living Y our Strengths
sessions being offered at Ascension in the fall.
This is a professionally designed, implemented
and facilitated program with a value of more than
$250.00. It is being offered as a gift to Ascension
parishioners, so there is no cost for you.
Visit http://ascensionstrengths.eventbrite.com,
where you will find the 2015 schedule and
registration information. You can register now for
any one of the three remaining sessions for 2015:
Sunday, September 13; Saturday, October 17 or
Saturday, November 7.
FIND IT. BUILD IT. LIVE IT!
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Advice from the National Institute of Mental Health: "If you have a
family member or friend who is suicidal, do not leave him or her
alone. Try to get the person to seek help immediately from an
emergency room, physician, or mental health professional. Take
seriously any comments about suicide or wishing to die. Even if you
do not believe your family member or friend will actually attempt
suicide, the person is clearly in distress and can benefit from your help
in receiving mental health treatment." www.nimh.nih.gov Suicide
Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255.
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
No matter what problems you are dealing with, we want to help you
find a reason to keep living. By calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
you’ll be connected to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in
your area, anytime 24/7. Resources, including live chat:
ww.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
Loving Outreach to Survivors of Suicide (LOSS)
721 N. LaSalle, Chicago IL 60654; 312-655-7283
A free, non-denominational program sponsored by Catholic Charities
that supports individuals who are grieving the loss of a loved one to
suicide. LOSS Program for Children and Y outh Program addresses the
unique needs of children and adolescents, ages three to 18, impacted
by suicide of a family member or a person close to them.
Domestic Violence Helper
In an effort to help victims of Domestic Violence, we present this
information for them and for anyone else wanting to help. Many
times, those who are involved with DV need to go to court, attend
appointments or need a surgical procedure and they have nowhere to
leave their newborn
to 6 year old child/ren. The Maryville Center for Children, located at
4015 N. Oak Park Ave., can be a lifesaving location for these parents
and children. The Maryville Crisis Nursery provides care 24/7 for up
to three days at no cost to the parents. If you know anyone who might
need this crisis information, or if you would like to help the Maryville
Center, please tell them or call, 773-205-3637 for more information
about the many services they provide in a crisis situation.
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Ascension School Third Trimester Honor Roll
** High Honors
*Honors
Grade 8
Grade 7
Grade 6
William Agnew*
Dylan Bartlett*
Simone Birriel**
Bridget Boockmeier*
Miranda Cardenas*
Daniel Castro*
Sophia Daun*
Luke Fitzgerald*
Erin Frumkin*
Rachel Hansen**
Matthew Hartman**
Mary Cate Kohout**
Luke Libunao*
Sarah Lotus**
Liam Magrady**
Jacob Marchetti**
Lillian McEachen*
Rachel McGovern*
Rachel Murphy**
Sarah Murphy**
Henry Northey*
Simon Petrick*
Tess Pierce*
Thomas Pollard**
Ethan Seavey**
Grace Skelly*
Liam Smart*
Mary Vanek*
Maximillian Wink**
Cassidy Winston**
Grace Winters**
Indya Woods*
Alexis Avalos**
Cullen Biggus*
Quinn Bowling*
Michelle Brown*
Roman Capozzoli**
Grace Elmiger*
Julia Goode**
Weronika Gryszkiewicz*
Dillon Hughes**
Daniel Karkut*
Fei Kirchen*
Elizabeth Lee**
Samuel Marino**
Melissa McMahon**
Marie O’Brien**
Kaitlyn Reed**
Christina Roche**
Matthew Schejbal*
Madison Schultz**
Trinity Sheean*
Thomas Skalitzky**
Taylor Trimble**
Montserrat Villalobos**
Alessandra Weber**
Liam Anderson **
Katherine Bartlett**
Genevieve Bolino*
Lillian Boockmeier*
Jonas Capek*
Victoria Daughtry**
Emma Devitt**
Dylan Esguerra*
Thomas Gibbs**
Rachel Hartman**
Kevin Fahey*
Paulina Harnisch**
Owen Hess*
Diego Jimenez*
Sarah Kohout*
Owen Lee**
Afia Leeming*
Kate Libunao**
Angelica Martinez**
Jessica McDuff*
Ingrid McEachen**
Luke McKenna*
Bianca Meyer**
Mary Rose Nelligan**
Ruthie Petrick*
Chelsea Quiroga*
Victoria RichterStewart**
Jackson Risch**
Joseph Roucka**
Chloe Seavey*
Samuel Sikora*
Hugh Skalitzky*
McKenzie Smith*
Natalie Weissburg*
Our excellent Catholic school has
limited openings
in most grades.
For registration or a tour
of the school,
call the school office
at 708-386-7282.
Summer office hours are Monday
through Thursday *8AM - 3PM
and Fridays *8AM until noon.
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Mass Attendance
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Meetings and Events
Today
June 21
St. Martin’s Food Collection
RCIA
215
Extending the Word
DR
Saint Martin de Porres Church
Joins with The Chicago Police Department’s
15th District C.A.P.S.
“100 Blocks/100 Churches”
A Gathering of Community Residents and Churches
Every Wednesday during
June & July from
6:00 to 7:00pm at the corner of:
Laramie & Adams
Join with us on Wednesday Evenings as
we work and pray together to make our
community a
safer place to live and grow
for all of our residents.
*** Show Unity By Wearing A Red Shirt ***
Monday
June 22
Tuesday
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
June 23
Variety Show Rehearsal
Closed AA Meeting
Wednesday
PR
LI
June 24
RCIA Returning Catholics 215
Variety Show Rehearsal PR
2015 Blue Tie Auction Meeting DR
Thursday
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
10:00 am
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
June 25
Rising Readers-Oak Park Library LL
Variety Show Rehearsal PR
Friday
10:30 am
6:30 pm
June 26
PR
7:00 pm
FR. LARRY FAREWELL WEEKEND
SAVE THE DATE
Celebrate
CHRISTMAS in JULY
with
Priscilla (our own Pat Bradley)
In Concert
Sunday, July 12th
At 3 pm at the
NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB
178 Forest Avenue – Oak Park
For information and tickets
contact Priscilla at
[email protected]
Tickets - $25.00
Saturday
June 27
Work Ministry
DR
Contemplative Prayer
CH
Variety Show honoring Fr. Larry PR
Variety Show honoring Fr. Larry PR
Sunday
June 28
II Timothy Lowder & Ashley Wagner
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8:30 am
2:00 pm
7:00 pm
RCIA
215
9:30 am
Extending the Word
DR
10:15 am
PARISH BLOCK PARTY HONORING FR. LARRY
Green/Gym
12 noon - 4:30 pm
Wedding Banns
U N E
At All Masses
9:30 am
10:15 am
Variety Show Rehearsal PR
Liturgy Committee Meeting 215
Stewardship Meeting
DR
Variety Show Rehearsal
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Father’s Day
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- REMEMBER IN PRAYER THOSE WHO
ARE SICK IN MIND, BODY OR SPIRIT Gerry Archerd, Patty Ast, Silvia Balderes, Sarah
Bowman, Linda Brown, Ann Callaghan, Josephina
Carmona, Joe Cassidy, James Cincinelli, Mary Coppin,
Geri Cundari, Ann Dant, Bob Doyle, Danny Doyle,
Judith Dusenberry, Bill Dwyer, Jennifer Fischer, Don
Hager, Meri Hale, Rebecca Hanessian, Patricia Hanley,
Bill Hansen, Sharon Hart, Jane Hedges, Miguel Juarez,
Evelyn Kelly, Helen Kelly, Jimmy Konrad, Margaret
Kostopulos, Thomas P. Kragie, Scott Krusinski, Gerry &
Mary Logan, Benoit Magrin, Rosita Malmis, Bobby
Marino, Joe Massura, Mary Ruth McGrath, Ted Medina,
Nora Meewes, Kaden & Kameron Moore, Len Mueller,
Carol Ojala, Emilia Ortiz, Estelle Pargulski, Nina
Petrosinos, Regan Pierce, Theresa Powers, Peg
Prendergast, Lupe Ramirez, Colette Rehor, Philip Rice,
Lisa Roche, Brad Ruth, Anne Sandow, Tom Slott, Elsie
Smith, Steven Sobie, Elizabeth Stohl, Mary Strenski,
Matthew Strudeman, Sharon Sugrue, Mary Jo Tenca,
Mary Thomas, Marilyn Trainor, Jesse & Sonia Vasquez,
and Baby Brennan Walsh, Barbara Wyman.
SUNDAY - June 21
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00
(Sat)
Ted & Roberta Rapacz / Robert Hill
7:30
For All Deceased Parishioners
9:00
Mary Alexander Walther / Gerald Walsh
11:00
The Talbot Family /
Francis Glynn / Jack Walsh /
Flordeliza “Flora” Manalaysay
MONDAY - June 22
7:45
8:15
St. Paulinus of Nola, Bishop;
Saints John Fisher, Bishop, and
Thomas More, Martyrs
Rosary (Monday—Friday)
Josephine Rose Edin / Liz Stuart /
The Kolovitz Family
TUESDAY - June 23
8:15
“...COME TO ME
AND
I WILL GIVE YOU REST…”
WEDNESDAY - June 24
Please pray for all of our deceased
brothers and sisters.
8:15
On this Father’s Day we remember in prayer all of
our deceased Fathers, Grandfathers, Godfathers
and Uncles, and all who have shown us fatherly
love throughout our lives.
MAY THEY REST
IN GOD’S ETERNAL PEACE.
Ordinary Time Weekday
Fr. Larry Schmuhl
The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
Jack Cullen
THURSDAY - June 25
8:15
Ordinary Time Weekday
Patrick Gibbons / Bertha Hamilton /
Schulze Family & Bridget Decleene
FRIDAY - June 26
8:15
Ordinary Time Weekday
Eileen Gull
SATURDAY - June 27
This Week
Next Week
5:00 pm
Fr. Bob
Fr. Larry
7:30 am
Fr. Larry
Fr. Larry
9:00 am
Fr. John
Fr. Larry
11:00 am
Fr. Larry
Fr. Larry
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5:00
Vigil: 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Kevin Phelan / Angelo Madonia /
Benedict, Mary & David Wojcik
SUNDAY - June 28
13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30
9:00
Fr. Frank Jenks
Marie Belmonte / Roman Dabrowski
11:00
Fr. Bernie White / Fr. Larry Schmuhl
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PARISH INFORMATION - Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday
4:00 - 4:30 PM. Infant Baptism: Our parish celebration of infant
Baptism takes place at 1 p.m., on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sundays of the
month. A preparatory session for parents is held on the second
Saturday of the month in the Parish Center at 9:30 a.m. First-time
parents are required to attend. To register for a preparatory session, or
to schedule a baptism, please call the parish office. Adult Initiation:
Adults interested in information about the Catholic faith or
wanting to become Catholic, should contact David Philippart,
ext 233. Weddings: Please make an appointment with Fr. Larry to
pick up a wedding information packet at the Parish Office at least a
year prior to selecting a date or reception hall. Sick Calls: If there is
anyone at home who cannot attend Mass or receive the sacraments
because of illness or old age, please contact the Parish Office or one of
the Ministers of Care Coordinators: Susie Cahill, 925-1512, Linda
Dunne, 848-5574, or Cece Masella, 383-3785.
Registration: All newcomers are welcome to the Ascension family
and are asked to pick up a census/registration envelope at the entrance
of the Church or by downloading a form from the parish website.
Parishioners who marry, have a baby, or move to a new address should
also notify the Parish Office.
Audio Devices: Are available for the hearing impaired. Please see an
usher or greeter before Mass. Infant & Toddler Care: Available during
9 & 11 a.m. Mass in the Cry Room of the Church.
Lost & Found Box: Is under the table in the chur ch vestibule.
Experiencing Domestic Violence: Call 911 or the NDV 24-hour Hot
-line at 800-799-7233. You can also call the Parish Center at 708-8482703 and ask to speak with: Fr. Larry McNally, Mr. David Philippart,
Ms. Katie Vanaria or Ms. Mary Jo Burns.
Relevant Radio Chicago-Talk Radio for Catholic Life: Listen and
be Inspired! WNTD-AM 950.
Bulletin deadline: Monday 5 p.m. Please deliver articles to Parish Office or email to [email protected]