April 24,2016 - SS Peter and Paul Parish

SAINTS
PETER
& PAUL
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Saints Peter & Paul 2016 Confirmandi
April 23, 2016
Finnian Michael Adam
Myles Ignatius Barry
Grace Lucy Barz
Rachel Marie Becker
Gabriele Sebastian Bertolozzi
Andrew Michael Bolles
Peter James Breen
Ryan Patrick Bridgman
Thomas Louis Brown
Claire Faith Bruce
Jackson Luke Buckley
Peter Matthew Buettner
Brogan Bridget Burke
Olivia Faustina Callahan
Analiese Rose Campos
Joel Joseph Campos
Kennedy Olivia Carlson
Nina Bernadette Cassano
Nico Angelo Cegles
Cosmo Damien Champion
Sayre Matthew Chick
Isabella Teresa Chinnici
Hope Maria Clegg
Veronica Therese Cody
Keegan Nicholas Collins
Kaia Agnes Connor
Thomas Bernard Constant
Karina Rose Delaney
Edward Nathan Andre Dilinila
Cameron Sebastian Dougherty
John Stephen Driscoll
Christiana Teresa Dubsky
Bridget Kateri Edwards
Mia Maria Eraci
Anna Joan Fitzgerald
Jack Roch Fitzgerald
Colin Nicholas Flynn
Jack Dennis Flynn
Robert Anthony Fotopoulos
Anthony Michael Gabrione
Sophie Maria Gedvilas
Isabella Amelia Gehrs
Sarah Mary Gibbons
Sally Clare Gombas
Benjamin John Grundman
Matthew Bernard Grundman
Nathaniel John Guill
Audrey Rose Hannan
Michaela Therese Hassler
David Peter Hattas
Brian Columbkille Hayes
Michael Maximillian Hayes
Thomas Francis Hayes
Caleb Paul Hepburn
Cristofher Crispus Hernandez
Luke Bernard Hoeppel
Emma Cecilia Hughes
Isabella Cecilia Isherwood
Kelly Elizabeth Jacobs
Hannah Anne Janecek
Maddelyn Cecilia Jannusch
Audrey Teresa Jaros
Isabella Cecilia Johnson
Yesenia Elizabeth Kanney
Joshua Eric Kaufman
Leo Francis Keating
Charlotte Mary Keeley
Andrew George Kluzak
Brooke Catherine Knapp
Amy Anne Knutson
Douglas Joseph Koshay
Claire Faustina Kubacki
Elizabeth Mary Lapean
Anthony Latronica
Danielle Irene Laue
Dylan Sebastian Laue
Colleen Brigid Lipa
Grace Ava Luporini
Olivia Ada Luporini
Emily Elizabeth Magee
Hannah Lucy Martin
Michael Sebastian McGivney
Mary Maria McGrail
Colleen Anastasia McGuire
Bronwyn Anastasia McNamara
Dayton Lawrence Melaniphy
Emily Joan Mikitka
Bronwyn Elizabeth Minor
Maxwell Maximillian Minor
Thomas John Miskin
Griffin Peter Moriarty
Benjamin John Mueller
Isabella Elizabeth Palm
Luke John Paul Phillipp
Martin Francis Poland
Alyssa Christina Potucek
Danielle Julia Pullen
Mikayla Agnes Radek
Katherine Brigit Radeke
Julia Catherine Ragus
Rachel Rosalia Rahtz
Cesar Lorenzo Recendez
Alex Dymphna Reed
Mackenzie Catherine Relihan
Faith Catherine Reynolds
Rose Joan Riordan
Kara Joan Rivard
Hazel Anne Maria Rossi
Augustus Rue
Haila Elizabeth Ruth
Emma Lucy Ryan
Jordan Cecelia Schrom
Ryan Patrick Sheridan
Leah Zita Shumate
Brigid Bernadette Simek
Nicholas Maximillian Siodlarz
Paul Casimir Skaluba
Sabrina Mary Skarbek
Timothy Matthias Snyder
Emily Zita Spisak
Patrick Thomas Spisak
Delia Faustina Stone
Greyson Thomas Sullivan
Steven Christopher Svestka
Belle Nicole Maria Tanada
John Michael Tarantino
Chloe Catherine Tsao
Shannon Joan Valle
Samuel Peter Vanderheyden
Victoria Ventsam
Claudia Clare Walter
Grace Teresa Weidenbach
Sophia Werneke
Benjamin Joseph Wright
Brianna Teresa Wrobel
Sabrina Teresa Wymer
Colleen Teresa Zdunek
April 24, 2016
Fifth Sunday of Easter
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Saturday, April 23
6:45 AM
Jame Riedy
8:00 AM
George Olinger
5:00 PM
Peter H. Dreger
6:30 PM
Baby Madison Bohn
Sunday, April 24
6:30 AM
8:00 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
5:30 PM
8:00 PM
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Joe and Sylvia Sagen
Patricia Geoghegan
Catherine Bartolone (A)
John McCormack
Frank Lizzo
Joyce Hargreaves (LATIN MASS)
Janina Tomczyk
Monday:
1 Pt 5:5b-14; Ps 89:2-3, 6-7,
16-17; Mk 16:15-20
Tuesday:
Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-13ab, 21;
Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8
Thursday:
Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11
Friday:
Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17
Saturday:
Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21
Sunday:
Acts 15:1-2, 22-29; Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8;
Rv 21:10-14, 22-23; Jn 14:23-29
Holy Family Chapel
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
Monday, April 25
6:45 AM
8:00 AM
5:15 PM
Saints Peter and Paul Parishioners
Shirley Jungels
SAINT MARK, EVANGELIST
Rita and James Keeley
Susan Krug
Paula Deardurff
Tuesday, April 26
6:45 AM
Purgatorial Society
8:00 AM
Rick Hines
5:15 PM
Joseph Tompos
Wednesday, April 27
6:45 AM
W.A. Malone (B)
8:00 AM
Carolynn Pavini
5:15 PM
Srs Antonette and Margaret Knoch
Thursday, April 28
6:45 AM
Francesco Cerasi
8:00 AM
Margaret L. Martin
5:15 PM
Frank Nitti Jr.
Friday, April 29
6:45 AM
8:00 AM
SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENA
John McCormack
Marshall Serbick
Saturday, April 30
6:45 AM
Nick Romito
8:00 AM
Jeffrey Marrot
5:00 PM
Peter H. Dreger
6:30 PM
Hruskoci and Raak and Paula Families
Sunday, May 1
6:30 AM
8:00 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
12:30 PM
5:30 PM
8:00 PM
SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Thomas Walega
Rick Hines
Caroline Dolan
George Olinger
Morgan Sernio
Intentions of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint
Peter (LATIN MASS)
Marilyn Sue Smith
Holy Family Chapel
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
Robert Farnefi
Saints Peter and Paul Parishioners
SACRAMENTS
WEDDINGS
At least one of the engaged persons (or their parents) must be a
registered parishioner for a minimum of three months before
the parish will check the calendar for a wedding date. The parish will also permit any individual who has been confirmed in
the parish or graduated from our parish school or graduated
from North Central College to be married at Saints Peter & Paul
Catholic Church following all other requirements and given the
permission of their proper pastor. To schedule a wedding date,
one of the engaged persons should phone the Parish Office at
630-355-1081 or stop by the Parish Office during regular office
hours. Please review the complete wedding policy at
www.sspeterandpaul.net.
BAPTISMS
We baptize at SSPP each Sunday of the month at 2 PM. Please
review the complete baptismal policy at ww.sspeterandpaul.net.
FOR CELEBRATION OF BAPTISM
1.
Your family should be registered with the parish in order to
have your child baptized.
2.
If this is your first child, you must attend a baptism preparation class before receiving a date for your baby’s baptism. Call the Parish Office to sign up for the class. Classes
are held on the 1st Monday of the month.
3. Call the Parish Office to schedule a date for your child’s
baptism.
For information on scheduling baptisms, weddings, sick
calls, hospital calls, home communion visitation, adult instructions in the Catholic faith, or to register as a new parishioner, please call the Parish Office at 630-355-1081.
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Fifth Sunday of Easter
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A MESSAGE FROM OUR PASTOR
Dear Parishioners,
Congratulations to those who received the Sacrament of
Confirmation!
This Saturday, Bishop Siegel and Bishop Goedert confirmed 134 young people. The
Catechism of the Catholic Church states: "For 'by the sacrament of Confirmation, [the
baptized] are more perfectly bound to the Church and are enriched with a special
strength of the Holy Spirit. Hence they are, as true witnesses of Christ, more strictly
obliged to spread and defend the faith by word and deed.'"
First Holy Communion
Next Saturday, our young people will be receiving their First Holy Communion. They will receive our Lord,
body, blood, soul and divinity, in the Most Holy Eucharist for the first time. Let us take their example of joy
and longing for this wonderful Sacrament.
Totus Tuus and Vacation Bible School
Please remember to sign up for our two summer programs, Vacation Bible School or Totus Tuus. Simply log
onto to our parish webpage or phone or stop by the parish Religious Education Office for more details.
May Almighty God bless you and keep you.
In Christ,
Fr. Thomas A. Milota
THANK YOU SSPP
PARISHIONERS
CRS RICE BOWL UPDATE
As the last of the rice bowls continue to trickle in from our
parish families, we wanted to give you an update on this parish wide initiative. In past years the religious education students and some of our school students have participated in
CRS Rice Bowl throughout lent.
This year through the Peace & Social Justice group we decided to try and make this a parish-wide Lenten event. With
the help and experience from the folks in the religious education office as well as Karen Meskill our school principal and
the many volunteers that either passed out the bowls or
helped collect the bowls, we are pleased to announce that we
have collected nearly $6,700.00.
Thank you one and all! If you still have a rice bowl to turn in
please drop it off at the parish office before the end of April.
We will be forwarding the funds in early May so they may be
put to use by Catholic Relief Services. Thank you all for your
generosity!
Men’s Evening of Recollection
“Whoever follows after Christ, the perfect man,
becomes himself more of a man”
(Gaudium et Spes 41)
We will host a Men’s Evening of Recollection
Wednesday, April 27th, from 7:30 to 9:15 PM in the
Church. The evening includes two meditations and time
for quiet prayer followed by Benediction. We conclude
with a practical talk and get together. A priest of Opus
Dei will offer the meditations and be available for
Confession. All men from the area are invited to attend.
For more information, please call the Parish Office at
630-355-1081.
Saint Josemaria is on Facebook! Follow the official
“Saint Josemaria” page today, get daily inspirational
quotes and testimonies, and share with your family and
friends at www.facebook.com/stjosemaria
Contact info: Michael Van Bree Ph 812-989-5460
http://dariencenter.org/activities/retreats-men/
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PARISH SACRIFICIAL GIVING
We sincerely thank everyone for their generosity
For the new fiscal year beginning July 1, 2015 the weekly Sunday
collection goal is $46,035 (based on 51 Sundays)
March 2016 Sunday Offering – Month
Actual Offerings in March 2016
$ 154,147
Budget Offerings in March 2016
$ 138,105
Month Surplus / (Deficit) $ 16,042
March 2016 Sunday Offering – Year-To-Date
Actual Total Year-To-Date through March
$1,784,545
Budget Total Year-To-Date through March
$1,749,330
Year-To-Date Surplus / (Deficit) $ 35,215
Sunday Offering Details – March 2016
Total Actual – Credit Cards / ACH
$ 40,052
Total Actual – Mail-In / Stock Donations/ Other
$ 13,156
Total Actual – In Pew Offerings – Envelopes & Cash
$ 100,939
Sunday Offering Details – Total $ 154,147
Averages – In Pew Offerings and Sunday Collections
Average In Pew Offerings – March 2016 (3 Sundays)
Average In Pew Offerings – Fiscal Year To Date
Average Sunday Collections-Fiscal Year to Date
(38 Sundays)
$
$
33,646
31,964
$
46,962
Congratulations and warm wishes to all of those who
received Confirmation this past Saturday! You are
sealed with the Spirit and you’re journeying towards
your home in Heaven.
Monday, April 25th at 7pm: Holy Eucharist (Part
1) – This first week, we’ll look at some of the theological roots to the Eucharistic Sacrifice. What a gift,
when God humbles Himself to come under our roofs
under the mere veil of bread and wine.
Thursday, April 28th at 7:00pm: Convinced at
AMC Showplace – Meet at AMC Showplace this
Thursday to see a wonderful new film about the conversion stories of many Catholic evangelists including Jeff Cavins, Scott Hahn, Abby Johnson, Patrick
Madrid, and more! Permission slips are required if
you are not attending with your family, but families
are encouraged to join us! Tickets are $12 and may
be purchased online at https://www.tugg.com/
events/89991.
Jared Rutnicki ([email protected])
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
SAINTS PETER & PAUL RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COMMISSION UPDATE
Thank you to those that either submitted their input by email or attended the meeting on April 12th to share your thoughts. The RE
Commission members spent quite a bit of time in discussion afterwards and will be contacting you shortly. We appreciate the opportunity to improve the religious education program based on your feedback.
2016/2017 RE REGISTRATION
If you have not received your registration packet for next year, contact the RE Office. Please return your paperwork by MAY 9th for
the lowest fee.
If for some reason you are not registering for next year, kindly let us know.
SUMMER PROGRAMS
This year’s Vacation Bible School “Cave Quest” will take place the week of June 13th. Join us for a fun-filled week of games,
songs, awesome science experiments and more. Each day is a different experience as kids learn that Jesus is the one that lights our
way. It’s a great opportunity for children ages 4 through entering 4th grade to have a wonderful time together while learning about our
Catholic faith.
Cave Quest Vacation Bible School will take place each morning June 13 – 17th. Space is limited; please see the parish website for
details on how to sign up.
TOTUS TUUS takes place June 27th - July 1st 9 AM - 2:30 PM for 1st - 6th grade.
Junior high/High school evening program also available. See website for sign up and additional information.
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SCHOOL BOARD VOTING: Below please find profiles and pictures for the three candidates seeking a School Board position.
Voting for the two available positions will be held outside of the Masses on the weekend of April 30th.
SAINTS PETER AND PAUL SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE PROFILES
KIM MCMAHON
Name (s) and Grade (s) of child (ren) attending SSPP School:
Aidan McMahon - 5th Grade, Colin McMahon - 2nd Grade and Keira McMahon -1st Grade
SSPP School and Parish Involvement—Past/Present; Volunteer/Elected Positions:
Advancement Board Member 2 Years, Auction Acquisitions Chair this year, Marketing Committee,
Golf Outing Committee, Art Awareness Chair 3 years, Fun Fair Food Chair 2 years, Daddy Daughter
Dance Chair this year, Room Mom.
I can bring the following unique talents to the School Board:
As an educator in Naperville District #204 I developed District Curriculum, was appointed to math/writing committees, taught
staff development, mentored new teachers, lead grade-level teams, and was awarded Mini-Grants. My work experience
along with my leadership ability, enthusiasm and effective communication skills will enable me to be an insightful
resource.
Reasons for wanting to be on the School Board:
I want to be a voice for our families through the lens of an educator. I will help make fiscally responsible decisions that encourage technological advancements, embrace Catholic identity, foster staff development for teachers and align our curriculum to standards so that our school remains a competitive option in Naperville.
KATE KOWALSKI
Name (s) and Grade (s) of child (ren) attending SSPP School:
Madeline (Maddie) - 7th Grade and Gavin - 5th Paige K
SSPP School and Parish Involvement—Past/Present; Volunteer/Elected Positions:
I am a graduate of Ss. Peter and Paul Class of 1988. Of course that was a while ago, but
during that time I was a three sport athlete, honors student and class president in
8th grade. I was involved in the youth ministry group Quest at the time as well. Since my
children have been students, I have coached girls’ basketball for eight
years, volunteered for the Fun Fair, Founders Day, various class parties and the rummage
sale. In the past I have chaperoned play practices, organized a band bake sale and chaperoned trips to Feed My
Starving Children.
I can bring the following unique talents to the School Board:
My greatest talent would be bringing my background in education to the board. I am nearing the end of my
16th year teaching at St. Francis High School. I am the Social Studies Department Chair and Co-Activities Director;
I have a passion for education that started with a B.A. in Education from Indiana University followed by a Masters
in Curriculum from National Louis University and a second Masters in Educational Leadership from Benedictine
University.
Reasons for wanting to be on the School Board:
I believe I have insights I could share with the board from many different perspectives as a parent, alum, parishioner and teacher. I know enrollment has been a focus recently, and I would love to help make a difference for the
future of the school. I have fresh energy and a strong desire to be a part of making Ss. Peter and Paul even
stronger!
SEE MORE ON NEXT PAGE...
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JAMIE WOLF
Name (s) and Grade (s) of child (ren) attending SSPP School:
Lani Wolf, 5th Grade
SSPP School and Parish Involvement—Past/Present; Volunteer/Elected Positions:
My daughter has been here for 6 years and during that time I have helped out in classrooms for
various events/field trips/parties, assisted in computer class instruction, volunteered time for bake
sales for Loaves and Fishes and band fundraisers, and helped coach one of the fifth grade volleyball teams.
I can bring the following unique talents to the School Board:
I have experience working on a board as I was a member of our Home Owners’ Association Board and have held
positions on various committees. More importantly, I’ve 15 years’ experience in education. I understand how
schools, students, faculty, curriculum and budgets all mesh together to provide positive learning opportunities.
Reasons for wanting to be on the School Board:
Our school is a great place and I want to see how we can do more. I want this opportunity to share my knowledge
on important issues. I also want others’ ideas on what they think we need and see how we can better meet the
needs of our students.
LUKE’S GOSPEL CORNER
Judas' betrayal inaugurates Jesus' glorification, not merely His passion, and it is through Jesus’ passion
and resurrection that He glorifies that Father. It was for "this hour" that Jesus came into the
world. Through Jesus' death and resurrection He is lifted up and reunited to the Father. Through Jesus'
death and resurrection the love of God is made manifest to the world most perfectly, and Jesus once
more takes His place at the right hand of the Father in glory.
Today's Gospel from John 13:31-35, is taken from Jesus’ discourse to His disciples following the Last Supper in the Garden of
Gethsemane. In the Last Supper, Jesus institutes a new covenant with God’s people rooted in sacrificial love. Here in the
Garden He tells them, "My children, I give you a new commandment, love one another as I have loved you." Almost immediately after uttering these words, Jesus demonstrates how much He loves us through His passion and death. Jesus has reconciled us with the Father through the sacrifice of the cross.
Jesus tells the disciples, "This is how all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.” As Jesus loved
us without limits and laid down His life for our sake, we as Christians are called to lay down our lives for the sake of others.
We see this love of neighbor lived out in the early Church. Pope Clement, a convert of St. Peter, remarked, "Let everyone be
subject to his neighbor. . . Let the rich man provide for the wants of the poor; and let the poor man bless God, because He
hath given him one by whom his needs may be supplied." Awed by the love of Christians, pagans of the first centuries exclaimed, "See how these Christians love one another!"
The history of the Church is resplendent with such examples of selfless love. It was the Church who founded the first
schools, hospitals, and orphanages in Europe and America to serve the underserved. St. Frances Cabrini built hospitals in
Chicago, New York, and elsewhere to care for immigrants who had no other place to turn. Just last Sunday, our fellow parishioners, as members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, collected items to serve the poor.
This selfless love of neighbor, lived out in the joy of Christ's resurrection with supernatural hope, drew a divided pagan culture to Christ and to His Church, and this same radical love and joy can draw our divided world to Christ and to His Church as
well, for beauty attracts! Selflessness draws attention to eternity and witnesses to the words of St. Matthew, “For what is a
man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?” Let us love one another, as Christ has loved us. Let it
permeate our homes and our places of work. Let us bring the joy of Christ to those in need.
For more information about Luke’s Gospel Corner email [email protected]
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CHRISTIAN SERVICE HAPPENINGS
Saint Vincent de Paul
Fifth Sunday of Easter
In the Gospel today, Jesus says “I give you a
new commandment: love one another….This
is how all will know that you are my disciples,
if you have love for one another.”
In the month of April, through your gifts,
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul brought the love and care of
Jesus to the poor by assisting 23 individuals with housing
assistance, utilities bills, medicine, food cards and
transportation assistance. Thank You!
Inspired by Gospel values, the Society of St Vincent de Paul, a
Catholic lay organization, leads women and men to join together to
grow spiritually by offering person-to-person service to those who
are needy and suffering in the tradition of its founder, Blessed
Frederic Ozanam, and its patron, Saint Vincent de Paul.
Transitional Housing Ministry
Spring is a time of new beginnings – what
better way to celebrate the gifts of renewed life and hope than by supporting
the Transitional Housing Ministry. Your donations in the
pink envelopes provide a fresh start to families by providing
2 years of temporary housing, life-skills mentoring, job
training and other supportive services.
Would you like to learn more? Call Jack Flowers at:
630-355-4886.
There’s no escaping another birthday…
so let’s celebrate it together on May 17th…
Those Funny Little People will add to the
celebration
along with the always delicious food and
great company
Cost: $10
Circle May 17th NOW …then
send payment to Parish Office to reserve your spot!
(checks payable to SSPP)
You don’t want to miss this event!
SS Peter and Paul Troop IL0908
American Heritage Girls is a nonprofit organization dedicated
to the mission of building women of integrity through service to
God, family, community and country. The organization offers badge programs, service projects, girl leadership opportunities and outdoor experiences to its members. Home school,
Public school and SS Peter and Paul students are welcome to
join as well as girls from surrounding parishes. Our troop
meets every second and fourth Monday of the month from
4:30-6:00PM from September – May at SS Peter and Paul
Parish. New members are always welcome.
Registration will start on June 1 for the fall. We have many
exciting outings planned such as summer camp in Wisconsin,
campouts at Starved Rock, Michigan Dunes and Devil’s Lake,
a night at the Shedd Aquarium and a Maritime Museum/
Submarine, the Broadway play, Annie and our annual Lenten
Retreat. We also have some great service projects which
include visiting area nursing homes, Fish Fry, soup kitchens,
diaper drives, Loaves and Fishes and PADS.
For more information, please contact Mary Beth Zabinski
[email protected] or Lisa Walton [email protected] for more details.
sessions beginning…
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
sessions are the means by which YOU or someone
you may know enters the Catholic Church today.
A NEW group will begin its sessions on
Wednesday, May 11, 2016 from 7 – 9pm in the
St. Paul Center for New Evangelization.
Call Sr. Sandra for more information
630-718-2154.
PREGNANT? NEED HELP?
Waterleaf Women's Center
National Birthright
National Pregnancy Hotline
National Adoption Hotline
Rachel’s Vineyard
Natural Family Planning
The Nurturing Network
Crisis Pregnancy
Woman’s Choice Services
Project Gabriel
630-701-6270
1-800-848-LOVE
1-800-535-9947
1-202-463-7563
1-866-99-4-GIVE
1-815-221-6251
1-800-TNN-4MOM
1-800-67-BABY-6
1-800-NO-ABORT
630-261-9221
1-877-734-2444
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Emergency Meal Ministry
Do you like to cook? When you do cook, do you prepare enough food to feed
an army? Do you gain satisfaction in helping those in need? This ministry
may be for you!
The Emergency Meal Ministry provides meals for parishioners during a time
Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers
for the Homebound
of crisis, critical illness or post-hospitalization. This service is intended to help
families and individuals transition through a difficult time.
The Emergency Meal Ministry also provides a full meal for the Nami organization the second Wednesday of each month at the Al Rubin center, located
“Christ has no body on earth but yours, no feet
but yours, no hands but yours”
----St. Theresa of Avila
on Jackson street, in downtown Naperville. Nami is an organization that
provides an evening out for individuals dealing with Alzheimer's and other
WE ARE IN NEED OF MORE HOMEBOUND
mental illnesses. The Nami organization allows for their caregivers to have
COMMUNION MINISTERS ANYONE INTERESTED in
an evening of free time.
Usually, you are called upon once every other month. We currently have
approximately 40 members serving in this ministry.
Please consider becoming a part of this very rewarding ministry. The time
commitment is minimal.
If you are interested in becoming a part of this very rewarding ministry,
learning more about this truly rewarding ministry is invited to contact:
Deacon Joe Verdico or Paulette Shea.
please contact Mary Kuhn. I would be happy to answer any questions you
might have regarding this ministry.
[email protected]
EVENING PRAYER AND
BENEDICTION
Please join us for Evening Prayer
(Vespers) and Benediction, held
every Thursday at 6:00pm in the
St. Francis Adoration Chapel.
630-983-7316
Donate a Car,
Transform a Life
Have an old car taking up space in your garage or driveway?
Donate it to Naperville CARES. Not all car programs are the
same. Our car program repairs donated vehicles and gives
them to families in need of transportation. Our waiting list far
exceeds the cars we have available, so please consider
donating your used car today. Call the Naperville CARES
office at (630) 369-0200 or e-mail us at
[email protected].
REPORTING SEXUAL ABUSE:
Anyone who has reasonable cause to suspect the sexual abuse
of a minor by a member of the clergy or other Church personnel
is urged to report the matter immediately. Reports may be made
to any pastor or to the diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator
at 815-263-6467. Contact DCFS at 1-800-25-ABUSE.
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PRAY WITH US
ROSARY
Come pray with us each Tuesday evening in
the Church beginning at 7:30 PM. With our
Rosaries, we will ask Our Lady to intercede
for our Holy Father’s special intention of the
month, as well as for our own intentions and
for world peace without the threat of terrorism.
If there is a special intention that you would like to have
remembered during the weekly Rosary, please email
[email protected] or come to the Tuesday Rosary to add
your intention.
RECEIVE HIS BLESSINGS..ADORE OUR LORD
IN THE MOST HOLY SACRAMENT
Consider spending one hour a week with him!
Adorers are needed for the following hours:
Tuesday 1am
Thursday noon
Friday 11am
Flame of Faith intentions for this week:
The seven-day Devotional Candles, at the altar of our Lord, in the
Saint Francis Adoration Chapel, are being offered for the following
intentions:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
For the martyrs missionaries of charity
sisters in Yemen and the abducted
Indian Priest, Fr. Tom.
For Katheryn’s return to good health
and recovery from viral infection.
For George to find a good job for peace
in mind and body.
For the repose of the soul of Jim Lovejoy.
For the protection of the unborn.
For complete healing of Sangeetha D.
FLAME OF
FAITH
St. Francis Chapel of Eucharistic Adoration
Flame of Faith Candles
Six candles burn perpetually around the Blessed Sacrament in
our St. Francis Eucharistic Adoration Chapel. The burning
candles serve as a constant prayer before the Lord, present in
the Blessed Sacrament. Envelopes for you to have your
intention remembered with one of these candles and prayed
for ONE WEEK (Sunday to Sunday) are available in the
Adoration Chapel. The intentions will be published in the
bulletin.
Please consider visiting with our Lord at this time.
Call Barb at 630-885-1726 or [email protected]
MOMs Group
The MOMs (Meeting Other Mothers) Group
brings together Catholic mothers committed to
family and community service. We meet monthly for support,
friendship and affirmation of our role as Catholic mothers. Our
fellowship opportunities include playgroups, meals for moms,
rosaries, service activities, moms’ night out and children’s
activities. Please email [email protected] for more
information on group events. MOMs Group is always excited to
welcome new members!
PRAYER NETWORK
If prayers are needed, please call Jay Albarran at
630-961-3835 or Connie Wanberg at 630-355-3056.
Elizabeth Ministry
If you have experienced infertility, loss of a
pregnancy, an infant or child death, you are not
alone, many of our parish families have
experienced the same and the Elizabeth Ministry
would like to help you through it. On the other hand, if you are
expecting for the first time, or you are new parents who just had a
baby or adopted a child, the Elizabeth Ministry would like to
celebrate with you and offer our services to you. Through prayers,
adoration hours, and sharing personal experiences, our ministers will
try to bring you some peace and comfort no matter what your
situation is. Contact Sarah at: 630-809-5925 or email her at:
[email protected].
Legion of Mary
Our Lady of Sorrows Praesidium
Join the Legion of Mary in praying the rosary and
devotional prayers in the spirit of faith and in union
with our Blessed Virgin Mother, as we fulfill the
spiritual needs of our parish community. We meet
every Monday evening from 6:15 to 7:45pm in the
Ministry Center, Room 227, upper level. Contact
Paulette Shea at 630-718-2127 if you have
any questions.
April 24, 2016
Fifth Sunday of Easter
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PRAYER INTENTIONS
PRAY FOR THE SICK
PRAYING FOR THE SICK AND DECEASED
Please remember in your prayers, the following people who are seriously
ill and others who are suffering with long-term or terminal illnesses:
Please note that if you wish to have a family member or friend’s name
included with the petition for the sick which is read at weekend Masses,
you must call the parish office by 9 AM on Friday. Your loved one’s
name will automatically be added into the sick list in the bulletin the
following weekend. If you add a loved one’s name to the petition when you
come to Mass, please follow up with a phone call to the parish office on
Monday so the name may be included with the sick list in the bulletin.
In the interest of keeping our sick list current, the first weekend in May
we will remove names put on prior to April 1st, unless we hear from
you or a family member that you wish a name to remain on the list.
Call the Office, 630-355-1081, to add, remove or keep a name on the sick
list. Any names received after 9 AM on Friday will be included in the
following weekend’s prayers.
Deceased loved ones who are buried from Saints Peter and Paul Parish
are automatically named in the bulletin and in the petition read at weekend
Masses. Other recently deceased loved ones may be added to the petitions
by calling the parish office by 9 AM on Friday.
Kelsey Allen, Don Anderson, Anna Bandera, Alli Bayer, John Bayer,
Marge Bean, Keith Becker, Kay Becker, Eleanor Bermes, Steven
Bermes, Drew Birdsall, Matt Bloodgood, Donna Booth, Rose Briceno,
Reynaldo and Teresita Brooks, Evelyn Brown, Charles Bruce, Mary
Bruce, Chris Bruni, Rachel Bryan, John Case, Don Cassa, Colette
Cerulla, Mary Beth Cesare, Kirstin Chernawsky, Kathy Condon, Sr.
Mary Cran, Edward Cussick, Henry Czesnakowicz, Tom Daly Sr.,
Scott Dawson, Lalitha Devadas, Sangeetha Devadas, Anthony
Dominick, Mary Dorn, Donald Drever, Karen Eggen, Charles Farrell,
Thomas Farrell, George Franicevic, Mary Ann Freitag, Geri Fricke,
Geraldine Gallagher, Trish Gannon, Joe Gorman, Nikki Gudall, Bryan
Guttello, Don Haas, Brandon Hall, Sue Hall, Mark Hansen, Peggy
Huston, Mary Beth Harmon, Eileen Hawell, Mary Lou Haywood,
James Heffron, Sami Henderson, Constance Hennessy, Penny Holtz,
Jan Janczak, Penny Kanefield, Ron Kelson, Marion Kenny, Kevin
Konvalinka, Mike Kotzan, Maddie Kowalski, Caroline Kraft, Suzanne
Krauss, Thomas Krauss, Kathleen Krutak, Ed Kurzawa, Jeanine
LaBelle, Jack Langland, Nancy Lee Ramirez, Alex Levin, Pierre
Lebeau, Ken Lietz, Michael Lietz, Noah Joseph Lindsay, Bernice
Lisenby Vi Livernash, Colleen Llacsa, Maria Macedo, Monica Macedo,
Rosalia Magana, Patricia Mahoney, Joan Marchaterre, Rose Marks,
Geraldine Marra, Sam Marra Jr., Michael Marren, Lori Maxwell,
Jeanette Prochorow McCann, Nore McGee, Father Don McLaughlin,
Garnett McLean, David Michael, Ray Michel, Arla Jean Minor, Barb
Moceri, Diane Mrizek, Cesar Naguit, Zeny Naguit, Jill Navarro, Robert
Neis, Kim Nemeth, Maria Suong Nguyen, Fr. William Nijm, Eugene
Niziolek, Mercedes Niziolek, Ann Nowak, Matthew Ousterout, Lynda
Palulis, Ben Parrilli, Barbara Perry, John Pfeuffer, Carson Pytell, Lisa
Rakowski, Patrick Rockowitz, Marion Ruocco, Harrison Ruzicka,
Robert Sam, Maria San Juan, Catherine Sawner, Charles Schenk, Lisa
Schlueter, Nicholas Selig, Bernice Shanahan, Debra Shea, baby Kaden
Francis Siegel, Ysabelle Simbol, Irene Slowik, Edward Slowik, Laura
Sniegowski, Mary Springborn, Erwin Stark, John Stewart, Joan Stone,
Tom Stone, Jim Sullivan, Joe Super, Mark Szachnitowski, Joseph
Szarek, Frances Tavernaro, Jeannie and John Thorpe, Bernice Tokarski,
Akiko Toyohara, Diane Varner, Carmen Vasquez, Charles Villaseñor,
Larry Vose, Stephanie Watts, David Wayne, John Weizeorick, Marie
Williams, Douglas Wilson, Janice Wilson, Eva Wimpffen, Jean
Wiseman, Sylvia Wolfe, Rita Woker, James Wolter, Estelle Wroble
Beverly Wyatt, Deacon Richard Yarshen, Dorothy Zaba, Nick Zadak,
Deacon Kevin Zeeb, Jayne Zenker, Mary Elizabeth Zink.
May they and their families be comforted by our prayers and Our
Lord’s compassion.
We wish to offer our sympathy and a promise of our prayers
to family and friends on the death of :
Donna Eastburn, Craig and Joe Subsits,
Nick Scotti.
Please Remember in Prayer our
Men and Women
Serving in the Military
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army (cont’d)
Airman 1st Class Joseph Burns
Daniel Caddigan
Lt. Nick DuPre
Major Frank Girdwain
Sgt. Mike McDonnell
Sr. Airman Steve McDonnell
Sgt. Zachary McKenty
Captain Scott Paeth
Major Tamara Prasse
Sr. Airman Daniel Shea
Senior Airman Amanda Shea
Sgt. Dan Steenstra
Captain Stephen Stoll
SPC Robert Surran
Sgt. Craig Vladika
Captain Eileen White
U.S. Army
Captain Michael Caddigan
Captain John J. Case
Major Mary Cassidy
Lt. Col. Richard Collage
Captain Tom Crane
Pvt Nick Gedvilas
Major Thomas E. Goerling
Sgt. Anthony Gorup
Cpl. Jon Gurnik
Lt. Col. Sean Hermick
Sgt. Kellen Jones
1 Lt. Josh Laz
Captain Stephen Laz
Captain Aimee Laz Park
SPC Steven Powell
Major Michael Predny
Captain Andrew J. Prunty
Captain Daniel Rickert
1st Lt. David Rickert
Harrison Ruzicka, SPEC. 4
Sgt. 1st Class Pamela Schmecht
Sgt. Jeremy See
U.S. Navy
LCDR Thomas Bock
Captain Anthony Giglio
Lt. Tom Kuhrt
Commander Chris Kurgan
Ensign Patrick Marsh
Lt. Kaleb Moore
Lt. Kasey Scheel
Lt. Matthew Scheel
Ensign Michael Schmitz
U.S. Marine Corps
Captain Kevin Bowler
Captain Donald J. Carlsen
CWO2 John Crites
Sgt. Richard DiBiaso
PFC Jonathon Dragovan
Sgt. Luke Focer
2nd Lt. Eric Hovey
Sgt. Ivan Karamysev
Major Pete Keough
Gy Sgt. Conor Mahoney
Sgt. Steven Oleksy II
LCPL Matthew Prasse
Corporal Joseph Taylor
Staff Sgt. Marcin Tutaj
U.S. Coast Guard
P.D. John McNellis
If you would like to have a serviceman or woman included in the military
remembrance list in the bulletin, please call the parish office at 630-355-1081. To
arrange a welcome home for your soldier or marine, contact Donna Morsovillo of
Operation Welcome You Home at 630-302-2638 or [email protected].
April 24, 2016
Fifth Sunday of Easter
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HERE AND AROUND TOWN
NEWS FROM THE KNIGHTS
Knights of Columbus Council No. 1369
615 E. Ogden Ave., Naperville, IL 60563
www.napervillekofc.org
05-01 – Sunday – Special Olympics at NCC – 8 to 5:30 (Joe Hlava) –
WORKERS NEEDED
05-03 – Tuesday – Business Meeting – Nominating of Officers – 7:30
PM
05-08 – Sunday – Mother’s Day – Bottles for Babies Fund Drive Begins
(John Hoyt) HELP NEEDED
05-21 – Saturday – Pro-Life Rosary at Planned Parenthood – 9:00 AM
(John Zabinski) PRAYERS NEEDED
05-30 – Monday – Memorial Day Parade – 10:00 AM (Coordinating
Council – St. Elizabeth Seton)
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic Men’s Fraternal Service Organization founded by Father McGivney. All of the good works we do are
informed by our four core principles: Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. The Knights also have an insurance program that has a top notch
rating. For more information, please contact our Grand Knight, John
Moravecek at 983-9209 or our Membership Director, Nick Thompson at
815-871-4218.
The KC Hall is available for parties and meetings. Contact Al Knoeck at
630-369-2992 for more information.
Our aluminum can collection has been a great success. It has provided
us the funding we need to support our priests and seminarians. Please
continue to drop off your aluminum cans next to the trailer behind the KC
Hall.
Young at Heart adventure
Well known as the longest running morning variety show
in the Great Smoky Mountains
The Patty Waszak Show
Singer -Songwriter - Musician - Comedienne
May 12, 2016
White Fence Farm
$36 includes Lunch – 11:30am
The world’s Greatest Chicken or Fried Shrimp
Show – 1:00pm -2:30pm
Call Denise at 630-718-2156 for reservations.
APRIL UNDERWEAR DRIVE FOR
DUPAGE PADS
Our local PADS homeless shelter that Saints
Peter and Paul supports is in need of NEW underwear, t-shirts and
socks.
The majority of our guests are families. Women and children’s items
are especially needed.
Donations can be placed in bins located in the vestibule of the
church and in the ministry center throughout the month of April.
If you have any questions, or want to learn more about the Saints
Peter and Paul Pads ministry please contact Kathy Keyes at
[email protected] or Katie Neary at [email protected].
Thank you for your support of this wonderful ministry!
The Practice of Hospice
Tuesday April 26
St. Joan of Arc Church Parish Center, 820 Division St,
Lisle, 7:00 p.m.
What exactly is hospice?
What can a patient and family members expect when
starting hospice care?
What are some of the ethical / moral issues regarding
the initiation and withdrawal of specific medical treatments for someone near death?
What are some common misconceptions regarding
hospice care?
What are the indications that a person is a candidate
for hospice?
What does hospice cost? Do medical insurance or
Medicare ever cover any of these costs?
Presented by Dr. Mark Pappadopoli , Medical Director
for Alexian Brothers Hospice. All are welcome to attend. For more information call Mike Kerner at
630-852-2111 or email: [email protected]
PLEASE NOTE
We need your help in order to keep our
Parish Registry up-to-date. Please let us
know when you move, whether you plan on
staying a parishioner.
April 24, 2016
Fifth Sunday of Easter
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Our beautiful Easter Flowers were purchased in memory of those who have gone before us in the hope of the Resurrection.
Please keep them in your prayers.
Given by:
In Memory of:
Mr & Mrs Frank Acquavella………………
Mr & Mrs Michael Maszka………………….
Mr & Mrs Robert McCafferty
Mr & Mrs John Meis
Mr & Mrs John Meyer
Mr & Mrs Michael Mieszczak……………….
Ms Susan Monaghan
Ms Zenia Moy
Mr & Mrs Thomas Moylan and Linda Pumdie
Mr & Mrs John Mullane…………………….
Mr & Mrs Roger Novak…………………….
Mrs Eleanor O’Connor……………………...
Ms Margaret O’Connor……………………..
Mr & Mrs Timothy O’Hanlon………………
Mr &Mrs Stanley Olesky…………………...
Mrs Ann Palermo…………………………...
David & Annette Pardun
Mr & Mrs Lino Pasquini
Mr & Mrs Frank Prucha…………………….
Mr & Mrs Frank Prue
Dr & Mrs Richard W. Pugliese
Mr Joseph Raoul
Dr & Mrs Richard Regan
Mr & Mrs Thomas Rehak
Ms Patricia L. Riggs………………………...
Mr & Mrs Michael Ripsky………………….
Dr & Mrs Sam Ristich………………………
Mr Patrick Roberts………………………….
Mr & Mrs Michael Roth…………………….
Mrs Janice Ruggerio………………………...
Mrs Dorene Rund…………………………...
Mr & Mrs Tobias Schlueter
Mr & Mrs Stephen Sculley………………….
Mr & Mrs Michael Serino…………………..
Mr Steven Snyder…………………………...
Mr & Mrs Michael Somers………………….
Mr & Mrs Lorenzo Soriano…………………
Mr & Mrs Randall Stall…………………….
Cheryl & David Stoots……………………..
Mr & Mrs Kenneth Stout…………………..
Jim & Melanie Stoffregen
Mr & Mrs James Sullivan
Mr & Mrs Richard Szalach
Mr & Mrs Chun Tam………………………..
Mr & Mrs Tom Tang………………………..
Thomas & Lisa Thomas
Ms Cynthia Tivador…………………………
Mr & Mrs john Vest…………………………
Matt and Kim Viehmann
Mr David Wargowski……………………….
Ms Cristina Warning
Mr & Mrs Stephen Weiss…………………..
Mr & Mrs John Weizeorick…………………
Mr & Mrs Thomas Widelski………………..
Katherine and Antoni Szczech.
Jeanne Fillinsky and Ruth Robinson.
Ann Jerrick.
Ernest and Rose Hein, Roger and Mary Alice Moylan.
Parents.
Fr. Gordon Mahoney.
Donald O’Connor Family.
Donald O’Connor.
Jim O’Hanlon, Ed and Lorraine Dawson, Ed Dawson Jr.
Bertha Brink.
Vince Palermo.
Joseph and Veronica Nalezny.
Kathryn Riggs and Florence Zimmer.
Our parents.
Louise Tieri.
Gloria Roberts.
Joseph and Dolores Bilek.
Mr and Mrs Jerome Heinz.
John Rund.
Grace and J.C Sculley.
Morgan Serino.
Debbie Snyder.
Ken and Dolores Somers.
Pedro Soriano.
Jablonski and Stall Families.
Bill Stoots.
Martin Stout.
Mr & Mrs Wang Yuen Tam, Mr & Mrs Hwei-Sen Chu.
Deceased members, relatives and friends of Family.
Edward Tivador.
Pusich Conlin Families.
Theresa Wargowski.
Jim and Rose Ann Johnstone.
Maurice Oxenreiter, Clare Weizeorik, Paul Tallardy.
Christie Loewe.
April 24, 2016
Fifth Sunday of Easter
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Our beautiful Easter Flowers were purchased in memory of those who have gone before us in the hope of the Resurrection.
Please keep them in your prayers.
Given by:
In Memory of:
Jim & Debbie Wojtak……………………….
Irene Wojtak and Family……………………
Mr & Mrs Steven Wojanis…………………….
Mr & Mrs Dennis Yoch………………………..
Mrs Roberta Zielinski………………………….
Mrs Loretta Zilis……………………………….
Julius Morajda.
Helen and John Wojtak.
Steve and Marie Wojanis.
The Yoch and Condon Families.
Alexander Zielinski.
George Zilis.
In your hands, O Lord,
we humbly entrust our brothers and sisters.
In this life you embraced them with your tender
love;
deliver them now from every evil
and bid them eternal rest.
The old order has passed away:
welcome them into paradise,
where there will be no sorrow, no weeping or pain,
but fullness of peace and joy
with your Son and the Holy Spirit
forever and ever.
Amen.
Host Family Program
Host a player for the summer
(late May-late August)
Unique opportunity to spend the summer with an up and coming baseball star!
The Dupage Drones are seeking local families, couples, and individuals willing to open their homes to host a
player or players for the 2016 season. The Host Family program is vital to the success of the team and offers
players a home away from home during the season by matching them with local families.
Those who participate in the Host Family program receive many great benefits including season tickets for
each member of the immediate household, a meet and greet party with the players and other host families
prior to the start of the season, a discount in the Drones Team Store, and other in-season perks.
To join the host family program or for more information, contact the Drones at [email protected]
Players may be assigned housing as early as the first week of May. Pending the length of the postseason,
players may be in homes as late as mid-August.
Many benefits come from housing a player, whether it is the opportunity to impact a young man’s future or
allowing that same young man be a positive role model to your children or possibly getting to know a future
Major League Baseball star, your involvement in this program is vital to our team’s success! As a “Thank
you!” for housing these players over the course of the season you will be qualified to receive the following:

Season tickets for your household.

20% discount on Drones apparel.

Guaranteed Promo Items.

Featured Spotlight in local media as well as a Drones Home
Game.

Host Family Outing.

End of the Season Recognition.
Contact Us:
@DronesBaseball
[email protected]
LisleBaseball.com
November
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SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CHURCH
36 N. Ellsworth St., Naperville, IL 60540
(PHONE) 630-355-1081 (FAX) 630-355-1179
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 AM-5 PM
Website: www.sspeterandpaul.net
Facebook: SS Peter and Paul
New Evangelization
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PARISH STAFF DIRECTORY
PRIESTS
Father Thomas Milota, Pastor ............................................................................... 630-718-2106
Father Raj Kocherla, Parochial Vicar .................................................................... 630-718-2105
Father Sebastian Gargol, Parochial Vicar .............................................................. 630-718-2104
PERMANENT DEACONS
Deacon Ron Brown .................................................................................................. 630-718-2153
Deacon Michael Crowell.......................................................................................... 630-718-2197
Deacon Will Marrero ............................................................................................... 630-718-2217
Deacon Kevin Neis .................................................................................................. 630-718-2216
Deacon Roger Novak ............................................................................................... 630-718-2258
Deacon Thomas Rehak ............................................................................................ 630-718-2158
Deacon Joe Verdico ................................................................................................. 630-718-2155
PARISH OFFICE
Pastor’s Administrative Asst: Jessica Payne ............................................................ 630-718-2108
Office Manager: Gloria Villaseñor .......................................................................... 630-718-2101
Bulletin Editor: Claudia Gruett . ............................................................................. 630-718-2110
BUSINESS OFFICE
Finance Manager: Tom Boler .................................................................................. 630-718-2100
Accountant: Christine LaMourie ............................................................................. 630-718-2102
Accounting Assistant: Rhonda Mucerino ................................................................ 630-718-2109
Facilities Manager: Frank Partipilo.......................................................................... 630-718-2163
SCHOOL OFFICE……………………... .................................. (PHONE) 630-355-0113
Principal: Karen Meskill………………………… ................................. .(FAX) 630-355-9803
NEW EVANGELIZATION
Director: Sr. Sandra Zorko, OSF ............................................................................. 630-718-2154
Administrative Asst/Webmaster: Denise Stephen ................................................... 630-718-2156
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE ............................................................630-357-2436
(FAX)630-357-2458
ATTENDANCE ............................................................................................630-355-1139
Director of Religious Education &
Children’s Ministry: Theresa Pratt ....................................................................... 630-718-2133
Associate director of Religious Education &
Youth Ministry: Jared Rutnicki ..................................................................... 630-718-2131
Office Manager: Peggy Partipilo ....................................................................... 630-718-2138
RE Administrative Assistant: Debbie Mulay.................................................... 630-718-2139
SACRED WORSHIP
Director of Sacred Music: Matthew S. Sprinkle ........................................... .630-718-2119
Liturgical Ministries Coordinator: Deacon Michael Crowell ............................ 630-718-2197
SERVICE MINISTRY
Director: Deacon Joe Verdico ............................................................................ 630-718-2155
PARISH NURSE / PASTORAL MINISTRY
Paulette Shea ...................................................................................................... 630-718-2127
SENIOR SERVICES
Deacon Joe Verdico, Communion Call Coordinator ......................................... 630-718-2155
Paulette Shea, Parish Nurse ............................................................................... 630-718-2127
Sr. Sandra Zorko, OSF, Young at Heart Director .............................................. 630-718-2154
NURSERY COORDINATOR
Donna Widmann ................................................................................................ 630-718-2165
WEDDING COORDINATOR
Pam Adamski ..................................................................................................... 630-355-0222
PERPETUAL ADORATION VOICEMAIL ...................................630-355-1014 x2442
PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS:
Thomas Lupinacci, President/ New Evangelization Commissioner
Brendan Heffron, Vice-President/ Worship Commission
Stewart Mattson, Secretary / Member at Large
Jerry Buch, Administration Commission
Cheri Obendorf, Religious Education Commission
Saskhya Roache, Parish Life Representative
Dick Pugliese, Christian Service Commission
Tobias Schlueter, School Board Representative
Steward Mattson, Member at Large
John Moravecek, Member at Large
Kristine Lewandowski, Member at Large
Barb Hoyt, Member
at Large
Steve Keeley, Member at Large
Scott Jenkins, Member at Large
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
Saints Peter and Paul Church #848
36 N. Ellsworth St.
Naperville, IL 60540
PHONE
630-718-2110
CONTACT PERSON
Claudia Gruett
EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]
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