Aug 9 - St. Edna Catholic Church

Saint Edna
Catholic Community
Saint Edna Catholic Community desires to live as
a reflection of who Christ calls us to be by
welcoming all in Charity, Justice, and Hope
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday evening - 5:00pm
Sunday - 7:30, 9:30, 11:30am
5:30pm
Weekday Masses
Monday - Thursday 8:00am
Communion Service
Monday - Friday: 6:45am
Friday - Morning Prayer &
Communion Service: 8:00am
Eucharistic Adoration
First Friday of the Month
8:30-9:30am
Benediction
First Friday of the Month
9:30-10:30am
Office Hours
Mon-Thurs: 8:30am - 8:00pm
Friday:
8:30am - 5:00pm
(closed 12 - 1pm weekdays)
Sat: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sun: 9:00am - 1:00pm
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
From the Pastor’s Desk.....2
Highlights.........................5
Worship……..……....…...6
Faith Formation................8
Parish Life.......................10
50th Anniversary............13
Administration................14
Stewardship.....................15
Human Concerns............16
Music Ministry Alive!....18
Furthering Our Faith.......19
Kids Page........................20
August 9, 2015
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
From the Pastors Desk...
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As we celebrate the Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary time this weekend, I am very much
aware that life here at St. Edna is anything but ordinary. For this reason, I’d like to give
everyone in our parish an update and progress report on where we are at with regard to our
Parish Life Center and our other construction/renovation projects. I would also ask that
you to please mark your calendars for a very important all-parish Town Hall Meeting that
will be held on Wednesday, September 23rd, at 7:00 p.m. This meeting will offer very
specific details on these projects. Depending upon the size of the crowd, it will either be
held in the Doherty Center or the Church.
First of all, our parish Building Committee, architects, Parish Manager and I have been
meeting regularly, as we have re-looked at and re-envisioned the utilization and spacial needs of the proposed
Parish Life Center. After careful analysis, and after meeting once again with all of our parish leadership bodies
to receive their final input and ideas with regard to its final design, we have met with our contractor and
requested of them to price out this project again for us, as there have been many revisions. Costs may have
also risen over the past couple of years since this project was put on hold from the Archdiocese. These costs
will be shared at the September 23rd Town Hall Meeting.
We have also decided that it would be in the best interest of all our parishioners to present our future plans to
our community in the form of a Master Plan. In other words, we would like to lay out, in a very clear and
concise way, all that we are hoping to accomplish with regard to our future building/construction and
renovation plans. I and our planning committees are certainly aware of the fact that many of our parishioners
have been here long enough to have been asked to support the building of our original church, Doherty Center
and the Hurley Center, not to mention the most recent addition of the Narthex, Community Room and church
renovation. We are also aware that what we are proposing will be the last construction projects that we will be
doing for a very, very long time. For this reason, we are going to need everyone’s spiritual and financial
assistance and support to get it all done.
We also realize that these projects will more than likely not be able to be done all at once, but rather, over
many years. That is the rationale and wisdom of having a Master Plan.
The projects we are currently working on are:
1) The Parish Life Center
2) The updating and renovation of the Doherty Center
3) The renovation and re-imagining of the Youth Center
4) The addition of a chapel to the west side of our church.
Each of these will be explained in great detail at the September 23rd Town Hall Meeting. In an effort to keep
everyone informed with regard to the future plans of our parish, we hope that you will make every effort to
join us for this important gathering and discussion.
As you also know, in preparation and to make room for the new Parish Life Center, the old priests’ residence
was demolished. I know that there is still a lot of emotion that surrounds that decision; however, it is now
gone, and quite frankly, it needed to be removed in order for us to move forward with these exciting new plans
for our future.
Although the house on Haddow was a quick solution with regard to housing for our priests, you really need to
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understand that this is a single-family home and not set up as a typical residence for priests. (There is a big
difference between the two.) Nor does this house provide the personal space that all priests are accustomed to
having. By personal space, I simply mean that a priest, minimally, has a right to his own bedroom, sitting area,
bathroom, and closet. I don’t think that anyone in our parish would disagree, disapprove, or argue with these
basic needs for adult males who are required to live under the same roof with one another. As you know, the
former residence provided these individual spaces for four priests. For this reason, if approved by the Village,
we have also been looking at the possibility of building a new priests’ residence on our property. If not, then
somewhere in our community within close proximity to the church. Currently the house we are living in has
no more space for a much-needed third priest/resident assistant as well as an extra bedroom for family,
friends, guests, etc. We had two chances to get the extra priest we need over the past few months, but
unfortunately, we were not able to get them because we had no living quarters to offer them. More
information about this issue will be forthcoming.
In the meantime, our parish community will come together on Wednesday night, September 23rd, at 7:00 p.m.
for what will be a very informative meeting. At this time, our future plans will be laid out and all will have the
opportunity to offer their input and ask any questions. If there is anything that I feel is extremely important as
we move forward with our future construction plans it is that all in our parish have the opportunity to know
the who, what, where, and why every step of the way as we watch our future dreams become a reality.
By now you may be asking how all of this is going to come about? Currently we have 3,884,286.00 pledged
toward these projects, with 2,637,782.00 already collected. Obviously, this is nowhere near what we will need
to accomplish all that is part of our Master Plan. Our only hope (other than one of our parishioners winning a
multi-million dollar lottery) will be through an effort that the Archdiocese is requiring all parishes to
participate in called, “To Teach Who Christ Is”- A Campaign for Parishes, Catholic Education and Faith
Formation. You will be hearing a great deal more about this campaign in the near future. Through this
Campaign, each parish is assessed 130% of their most recent prior year’s contributions. For us here at St.
Edna, this amount equates to approximately $2,060,000.00. Of this total goal, 40% is given to the Campaign
and the remaining 60% is able to be kept by our parish. Obviously, there is much more that needs to be shared
about this Campaign. I only share this information with you now to give all in our parish a heads up with
regard to what lies ahead for us all.
Having been through many successful building campaigns in former parishes, I am confident that we here at
St. Edna will rise to the occasion and accomplish whatever it is that we set our sights on. I have great faith in
all of you. Always have and always will. Ultimately, though, if it be God’s will that these projects come about
they will. God will work through us all to accomplish his plans (as He always does) – in this reality I place my
faith and trust. I hope you do, too.
I, along with the many dedicated parishioners who have been working for years on these projects, look
forward to sharing our most up-to-date news with all of you on September 23rd. Please make every effort to
attend.
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This coming Saturday, August 15th, is the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Under
normal circumstances this would be a Holy Day of Obligation; however, because it falls on a Saturday this
year, the Bishops Conference here in the United States have lifted the obligation to attend Mass on this day. I
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From the Pastors Desk...
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share this information with you because there will be many who might question why we do not have a
morning Mass this day and might appreciate knowing why.
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One of the great joys of being a parish priest, especially in parishes I have served that had schools, has been
watching many of these young children grow up and eventually find themselves a life-long partner to spend
the rest of their lives with in marriage. Next weekend I will celebrating the wedding of a young lady who
entered kindergarten when I became pastor at my last parish, a sure sign that I’m really getting old! I have
been blessed to get to know her and her family over those many years and am very much looking forward to
sharing in their daughter’s wedding day with them. The wedding is taking place in the Basilica of St.
Lawrence in Asheville, North Carolina. So, if you don’t see me around next weekend that’s where I’ll be.
Enjoy the last few weeks of summer!
Fr. Rich
Attention Parishioners
On the morning of Thursday, August 13th, we need about 40 VOLUNTEERS to help the St. James SVdP distribute
about 12,500 pounds of free fresh fruit and vegetables to the needy. We can use anyone’s help – teens, young
adults, adults, and seniors.
We will meet at St. Edna’s parking lot at 8:30 a.m. The distribution is from 9:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. We will
help unload the truck, repackage the produce, and assist those who attend to select their produce. Everything,
including clean up, will be done by noon.
We also need 2 people with pickup trucks to pick up 15 – 20 grocery carts from the Jewel on Rand Road and to
return them when we are done. We could also use a volunteer to help the driver load and unload the carts.
To volunteer, please call Marybeth or Mike at (847) 392-5506, or email them at [email protected]
CENSUS INFORMATION UPDATES
Recently we began the process of updating our parish census information. Many of you may have already
received information in the mail asking for information so that we may update and correct our database.
It is extremely important to have accurate contact and sacramental information for all of our
parishioners! If you have not yet had an opportunity to do so, please return the form that you received
so that we can update our records accurately.
We will be sending out information to all registered
parishioners in the next few months. Thank you to those who have taken the time to return their
corrected registration form! We truly appreciate your cooperation!
Laura Kniskern
Office Manager
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This Week At St. Edna
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Bulletin Deadline:
Articles for the
Sunday, August 23
bulletin may be dropped
off in the Parish Office
or e-mailed to
[email protected]
no later than
Tuesday, August 11.
4:00pm
Sunday, August 9
SNL Rehearsal - Church
8:30am
9:30am
Monday, August 10
RE Summer Session Classes - Doherty & Hurley Centers
Prayer Shawl Ministry - Community Room
8:30am
8:30am
7:30pm
Tuesday, August 11
RE Summer Session Classes - Doherty & Hurley Centers
Grandparents Prayer Time - Community Room
Rosary Group - Church
8:30am
Wednesday, August 12
RE Summer Session Classes - Doherty & Hurley Centers
8:30am
9:30am
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Thursday, August 13
RE Summer Session Classes - Doherty & Hurley Centers
Produce Mobile - Parking Lot
Peer Ministry Team - Teen Center
Training for new Eucharistic Ministers - Doherty Center & Church
Pre-Baptism Class - Community Room
8:30am
Friday, August 14
RE Summer Session Classes - Doherty & Hurley Centers
9:00am
Saturday, August 15
Confirmation Retreat - Doherty Center
10:30am
1:00pm
3:00pm
4:00pm
6:30pm
Please indicate the topic in
the subject line.
Sunday, August 16
Sharing Coffee, after all morning Masses - Doherty Center
Welcoming Session for Newcomers - Doherty Center
Baptisms - Church
St. Edna Community Table Teens - Doherty Center Kitchen
SNL Rehearsal - Church
St. Edna Community Table - Doherty Center
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Worship Commission
Worship Commission
cultivates the
liturgical life of the parish
by fostering full, active and
conscious participation of
the community.
Co-Chairs:
Gary Daigle
Lisa Oslovich
Members:
Phil Bares
Peg Connolly
Lorie Crepeau
Evelyn Getty
Lara Lynch
Anne Mura
Camille Murray
Deacon Jim Pauwels
Therese Pauwels
Paula Pollman (rec.)
Fr. Rodolfo Ramirez
Ann Rymsza
Mary Salm
Marie Schalke
Frank Starshak
Brian Watkins
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ST. EDNA CHURCH
PRE-MARRIAGE PROGRAM
Our next Pre-Marriage Program will consist of three sessions.
Each couple is asked to attend all three sessions.
First Session:
Second Session:
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
7:00—9:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
7:00—9:30 p.m.
Meet at the home of Greg and Linda Willard
Third Session:
Saturday, October 3, 2015
4:00 p.m.
Meet at St. Edna Church
Followed by participation in the 5:00 p.m. Mass
(Families of the Engaged Couples are invited to the Mass)
The program cost is $100.00 per couple, payable to St. Edna Church.
Space is limited.
To register, please call Laura Kniskern at 847-398-3362 by August 25th.
Mass Intentions for the week of August 9, 2015
Weekend of August 8-9
5:00pm—Marv Brenner, Frank Lescher, Anne Snow, Robert Walsh
7:30am—George Tokarczyk, Frank O’Kane, Natalie Arendt, Lee Klekamp (A)
9:30am—Alice Ross, Mary Belmonte, Thomas Weiler, Gloria Richardson
11:30am—Marv Brenner, Roy Matusiewicz, Helena Korytkowska (A), Jane Sevinsky (A)
5:30pm—Ruth Traub
Monday, August 10
6:45am—Communion Service
8:00am—Thyra Pictor
Tuesday, August 11
6:45am—Communion Service
8:00am—John Reynolds, The O’Neill Family, For the Parishioners of St. Edna, Ann Simek (A)
Wednesday, August 12
6:45am—Communion Service
8:00am—The Souls of the Faithful Departed of St. Edna, Marilyn Walker (A)
Thursday, August 13
6:45am—Communion Service
8:00am—Anna Maria Herman, Laszlo Pavel (A)
Friday, August 14
6:45am—Communion Service
8:00am—Morning Prayer with Communion Service
Saturday, August 15
8:00am—Confessions
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Worship Commission
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Mass Celebrants August 15-16
5:00pm— Rev. Rodolfo Ramirez & Deacon Jim Gaughan
7:30am— Rev. Rodolfo Ramirez & Deacon Jim Gaughan
Worship Commission
cultivates the
liturgical life of the parish
by fostering full, active and
conscious participation of
the community.
9:30am— Rev. John Canary & Deacon Joe Yannotta
11:30am— Rev. John Canary & Deacon Joe Yannotta
5:30pm— Rev. Douglas Greer & Deacon Greg Beeber
With Sympathy LaVerne Kaczynski,
mother of Denise Powers
Just Married
Mary Prior & Michael Larson
Patricia Veronica Naples,
mother of Jody Hullfish
Robert L. Becker, husband of Roberta
Scott Apel, husband of Kathie
Wedding Banns
Monica Tabor & Christopher Heftka
Altar bread and wine
will be offered in memory of
Patricia Probst
donated by Nancy Kamps
during the week of
August 9, 2015
ROSARY GROUP
Meets: Monday –
Thursday 7:20am in
the church and
Tuesday at 7:30pm
All are invited to join
us to pray the
Chaplet of the
Divine Mercy
and the Rosary.
MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITY
If you would like to remember a deceased
relative or friend in a special way, here is your
opportunity. We are accepting donations for
the altar breads and wine that are used at Mass
for that week. Every week in the bulletin we
will post who the bread and wine was donated
in memory of. Suggested donation is $25.
You can drop off or mail your donation to the
Parish Office, marked “Altar Bread
Memorial.” Make sure to include your name
and the name/s of whom you would like to be
remembered. Requests are published in the
bulletin in the order that they are received.
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Baptisms
Celebrated the 1st, 3rd &
5th Sunday of the month at
1:00 pm.
Parent preparation class:
2nd Thursday of each
month, 7:30 pm. Please call
to register.
Marriages
Arrangements for
celebration of marriage
should be made at the
Parish Office at least six
months in advance.
Reconciliation/Confession
Available first and third
Saturdays of each month
8:00-9:00am
or by appointment.
Anointing of the Sick
Please call the Parish
Office to have a family
member who is seriously ill
or elderly receive the
Sacrament of Anointing.
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Faith Formation Commission
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Our Faith Formation
Commission fosters the
life-long growth, of all, in
the Catholic Faith.
Chair:
Heather Daudelin
Members:
Elena Grzenia
Cynthia Jochum
Matt Marcheschi
Suzie Matusiewicz
Katie Stuercke
Michelle Stuercke
Ann Marie Thomas
Registration for fall of
2015-2016 has been extended to Aug 24th.
Please stop by the Parish Office or go online to
www.stedna.org to get your forms!
Baptized Unto the Lord...
David James
Son of Juli (Burda) &
David Gustafson
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Abigail Marie
Daughter of Alison (Romanello) &
Richard Kuebler
Faith Formation Commission
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Special Religious Development—(SPRED)
Premise: The fundamental pr emise of the pr ogr am is that the Chur ch, the Sacr aments, and the
Love of God are here for all of us. Every man, woman and child has a right to come into the Church
and live her liturgy, experience her rich history and traditions, and feel the presence of God in their
lives. It is our obligation as Christians to help as we can to make that right a reality for those with
physical, mental, emotional, and intellectual challenges.
Our Faith Formation
Commission fosters the
life-long growth, of all, in
the Catholic Faith.
Mission: The mission of the St. Edna SPRED Pr ogr am is to shar e the Wor d and the Love of
God with people who have developmental disabilities.
Age Group: the SPRED Pr ogr am at St. Edna minister s to childr en ages 6-10.
Meeting: SPRED meets monthly on Satur day mor ning fr om 9:30-11:15
If you have a child with special challenges who would benefit from the SPRED Program please
contact the Parish Office at 847-398-3362. Volunteers are also needed. Special training is provided
through the Archdiocese of Chicago. If interested please contact the Parish Office at the above
number.
The Book of Leviticus
Mondays: Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5 and 12
7:00-8:30pm
Wednesdays: Sept. 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7 and 14
7:00-8:30pm
Fridays: Sept. 18, 25; Oct. 2, 9 and 16
10:00-11:30am
Facilitator: Lorie Crepeau
Cost: $10.00/person
Registration Deadline: August 21, 2015
Registration Form (please print)
Name: ____________________ Phone/Cell: ____________________
E-Mail: ___________________________________________________
Day attending: _____ Mondays ______ Wednesdays
_____
Fridays
Checks payable to St. Edna Parish
Return this portion to Parish Office. Books are available now!
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Parish Life Commission
Parish Life
Commission fosters a
sense of parish unity by
organizing and
welcoming all to
community-building events
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Chair:
Diane Thomason
September 17
Women of St. Edna Bunco Night
September 26
Trivia Night
October 24
Members:
Christine Desmond
Jackie Lapetino
Kathy Pellettieri
Gloria Vosburgh
Theresa Watkins
Tom Wuich
St. Edna Craft & Vendor Fair
Grandparents!
SAVE THE DATE!
All Grandparents are welcome to
gather for prayerful support for your
families:
St. Edna Craft & Vendor Fair
GRANDPARENTS’
PRAYER TIME
9:00am - 3:00pm
Saturday, October 24
Tuesday Mornings 8:30-9:00
in the Hurley Center
St. Edna Moms Plus
Welcomes You!
We meet on Mondays from
9:30-11:00am in the Hurley Center
at St. Edna (and other locations).
We hope you’ll join us!
August 2015 Schedule
Aug 10 Lake Arlington Park
1900 E Rosehill Drive
If you are interested in becoming a
member of St. Edna Parish,
please join us in the
Doherty Center on:
Aug 17 End of Summer Concert
St. Edna’s Meeting Rooms
All are invited!
Please visit our St. Edna website,
www.stedna.org/momsplus,
for an up-to-date schedule and more
information. You can also find us
under Parish Life / Ministries.
August 16, 2015
after the 9:30am Mass
during Sharing Coffee
Registration will take place at this
time. Registration can also be
completed in the Parish Office
during Office Hours.
We look forward to meeting you!
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Questions? Please contact:
Marina Pavlik: [email protected]
***Note about our babysitting: Babies are
always welcome to stay with their moms or moms
can take advantage of our wonderful sitters who
watch our children in the St. Edna Nursery.***
August 9, 2015
Parish Life Commission
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BOWLERS WANTED! Come join the fun and bowl with some of your fellow
parishioners on Wednesday a ernoons at 12:30pm at the Arlington
Heights Lanes, located at Kennico and Dundee Roads. We are
looking for the young and the old, friends, rela ves, seniors, and
couples. The start date for the League is August 26.
Parish Life
Commission fosters a
sense of parish unity by
organizing and
welcoming all to
community-building events
To join or for more informa on,
please contact Ann Berry at 847-398-6885
or Toni Reinhart at 847-843-3306.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
St. Edna Warmly Welcomes
the Following New Parishioners!
Kurt & Patricia Peterson
(Dominic & Kurt Jr.)
David & Juli Gustafson (David)
Richard & Alison Kuebler (A bigail)
Sandeep & Neha Parmar
Carl & Rosemary Pallasch
Thomas Kopec
Anthony Aufmann & Elyse Olsen
(Rylee)
Laura Kee
John Rivera & Taylor Ashley Barkley
Christopher & Erin Haltek (A melia)
Christopher & Kathryn Rhodes
(Alexandria)
Brian & Sarah Burke
(Cullen & Coraline)
Ronald & Josephine Lenore Manuel
(Vittorio Jose)
Sylvia Perez Miles
Sean & Michelle Beaudry (A udrianne)
Leona Sullo
Jennifer Witek & Daniel Westlund
Mark & Melissa Joniak
Rafael & Natalia Czechowski
(Emily & Abigail)
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Parish Life Commission
Parish Life
Commission fosters a
sense of parish unity by
organizing and
welcoming all to
community-building events
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St. Edna's Young Adult Ministry
welcomes Fr. Ed Shea O.F.M.
for our next meeting to discuss the topic:
"Bless me father for I have sinned, it has been a
loooooong time since my last confession."
The event will be:
Friday, August 21st at 7:00PM
Fr. Ed Shea is part of the Franciscan Friar Staff at St. Peter's in the Loop and is
also on the Board of Directors for the the Franciscan Outreach Ministry.
Babysitting will be provided, so please RSVP as soon as possible to
[email protected] with number of kids and adults so we are able to get the
right amount of babysitters.
As usual, we can always use volunteers!
The Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women VICARIATE 1
Cordially Invites Women of your Parish to
“BREAKFAST with the BISHOP”
- Bishop George J. Rassas
Golden Rose Service Award
Honoring Mother-Daughter
Grandmother-Granddaughter
& Spiritual Advisors
Saturday, September 19, 2015
9:00 am - 12:00 noon
The Devonshire Room,
Chevy Chase Country Club,
1000 N. Milwaukee Avenue,
Wheeling, Illinois
$25.00 per Person due September 9
Mail Checks & registration to
Mary Pat Leahy 31 Lancaster Ct. Gurnee, IL
Questions email [email protected]
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August 9, 2015
50th Anniversary Celebration
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SAVE THE DATE:
TRIVIA NIGHT!
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Doors open at 5:30pm
Game starts promptly at 7:00pm
Question:
Name the Stanley Kubrick film in which the following
characters play a role:
A. Alex DeLarge
B. The Chevalier de Balibari
C. Dr. Heywood R. Floyd D. Humbert Humbert
E. Animal Mother
F. Crassus
G. Bat Guano
H. Jack Torrance
Look for the answer in next week’s bulletin!
Last week’s answer: Sonny Bono!
Steering Committee
Co-Chairs:
Camille Murray
Gloria Vosburgh
Members:
Christine Desmond
George Eggert
Pat Freeman
Evelyn Getty
Randy Gross
Sue Jackson
Jackie Lapetino
Judy McAvoy
Anne Mura
Lisa Oslovich
Kathy Pellettieri
Kathy Romza
Ann Rymsza
Marie Schalke
Theresa Stoklosa
Michelle Stuerke
Ann Marie Thomas
Fr. Rich Yanos
TRIVIA NIGHT STILL NEEDS VOLUNTEERS!
We could really use your help in making this night a success. If you
want to par cipate in the event, that’s okay - there are plenty of
volunteer posi ons both before and a er the event. We even have
posi ons available right up un l start me!
If you are interested in volunteering and want more informa on,
please contact Chris ne Desmond in the Parish Office
847-398-3362 x321 and [email protected],
or go to www.stedna.org/TriviaNight
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Parish Administration
As stewards of the St.
Edna Parish Vision, the
Pastoral Council acts in
an advisory capacity to our
Pastor, assists in
prioritizing needs, and
provides leadership.
Pastoral Council
Co-Chairs:
Daryn Waite
Tom Wuich
Members:
Robert Berhinig
Kevin Ellis
Kelly Fagan
Jani Graziano
Mike Lilly
Kathy Mannard
Matthew Marcheschi
Christine McNicholas
Paula Pollman (Rec.)
Marie Schalke
Denise Swanson
Ann Marie Thomas
Deacon Joe Yannotta
The Finance Council
stewards the assets of the
parish and, as a
consultative body, advises
the Pastor on the
appropriate allocation
of funds.
ALMS
Our Alms this weekend will benefit St. Joseph’s Home for the Elderly
Our Alms on August 16 will benefit St. Edna Community Table
Thank you for your generosity!
Finance Council
Co-Chairs:
Jean Justie
Mary O’Brien
Members:
David Diol
Pat Freeman
Wayne Fritz
William Lyne
John Pelican
Theresa Stoklosa (Rec.)
Jim Williams
Moderator of Councils
Deacon Jim Gaughan
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Stewardship Council
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Stewardship Bulletin Reflection
August 9, 2015
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
The city of Ephesus was one of St. Paul’s major centers of
operation. Although his letter to the Ephesians is not lengthy (it is
about one-third the size of his letters to the Corinthians), many
scholars consider it to be the most theologically sound of all his
letters. One of Paul’s major purposes in writing it was to make
clear to the Gentiles that they have been brought together with the Jews in the Body
of Christ.
Unity is important, as much now as in the early Church. Furthermore, Ephesians is
one of Paul’s most encouraging letters. In the interest of Christian unity Paul
includes an important piece of advice in today’s Second Reading: “All bitterness,
fury, anger, shouting, and reviling must be removed from you, along with all
malice. And be kind to one another, compassionate, forgiving one another as God
has forgiven you in Christ.”
The idea of forgiveness is so important to us if we truly wish to be Christians and
good stewards. Most of us understand that we need to be forgiven, but that does not
make it any easier for us to forgive. Yet, that is at the basis of our ability to be
unified and loving in the way Paul advises. When we learn to forgive, we take a
large step toward holiness, as indicated by the famous quote from Alexander Pope,
“To err is human, to forgive, divine.”
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Stewardship Council
strives to inspire our
community to express
gratitude for God’s many
gifts through service to
God and one another.
Co-Chairs:
Brent Johnson
Deacon Greg Beeber
Members:
Bob Amend
Vince Caffarello
David Clark
Nancy Holpuch
Karen Janisch (rec.)
Contact:
[email protected]
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Human Concerns Commission
Human Concerns
Commission will
witness efforts in the
areas of care ministry
and social outreach.
Chair:
Diane Yannotta
Members:
Bob Amend
Paquita Bares
Evelyn Getty
Mark Rymsza
Ann Rymsza
Bob Rokos
Joseph Yannotta
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“Pray for Our Sick”
As members of St. Edna’s parish faith community, it is our responsibility to remember both in
concrete and spiritual ways those who cannot celebrate mass with us each week because they are ill.
Those who are sick, in turn, remember all of us daily in their prayers and in their sufferings. We
experience many blessings because of their remembering us. And so, please remember in your
prayers the people listed on the “Pray for Our Sick”. Marie Acorda
John Altmeyer
Debra Arend
Rosalie Ball
Theresa Barrett
Robert Basse
Geri Boness
Ginny Boss
William Brill
Sean Brown
Sebastian Buemi
Martin Caraway
Jane Carpenter
Dolores Castro
Robert Clark
Sandra Clark
John Clancy
Tony Conway
Ken Cybul
Marilyn Desens
Marge Devereux
Aura Diaz
Antoinette Diliberto
Craig Doner
Pattie Dorner
Anna Duski
Holly Ebner
Javier Elias
John Ellis
Veronica Ellis
Amelia Erickson
Albert Evans
Dolores Falato-Funk
Carl Farinella
Jane Femal
Richard Ferguson
Regina Fizier
Virginia Foley
Rudolf Frank
Donna Freiberger
Dick Freund
Evelyn Friese
Liliana Gagliano
Barbara Gamble
Seth Gamblin
Joann Garcia
John F. Gaughan
John Gembra
Robert Glen
Michael Angelo Go
Mary Ann Graham
Salvador Gutierrez
Pat Hansen
Robert Hawkins, Jr.
Father Phil Hensler
Loretta Herrmann
Walter Herrmann
Kaylin Grace Hodgdon
James Hrovatin
Fr. Willard Jabusch
Lorraine Jassak
Jim Jeffer
Bob Kilbourne
Robert Kirsh
Donna Klegier
Rich Kozik
Jordan Krech
Peggy Kriss
William LaPlante
Lou LaVaccare
Susie Leach
Pam LeFeber
Ed LeMaster
Lorraine Ligammari
Michael Lilly
Charlie Lodosco
Johanna Loos
James Luce, Jr.
Suzanne Marasco
Sue Martinez
Bill Masloske
Pat Mason
Tony Mason
Debra Mastran
Linda Matthews
Robert McCabe
John Mellenthin
Geraldine Mick
Barbara Miller
Bonnie Miresso
Asha Molve
Owen Moriarity
Cathy Morrow
Krista Motley
Anthony Nalepa
Shirley Newkirk
Brigida Norberte
Ray North
Donna Novack
Mary Lou O’Brien
Janemarie O’Neill
Mason Orchard
Lorraine Penczak
Guy Perna
Barbara Peters
Sabu Philip
Peter Phillips
Alma Pini
John Pini
Thomas Powers
Mary Rice
Mike Richardson
Margaret Righi
Dolores Rokos
Simone Romanos
Marie Rossetti
Tom Rovito
Sharon Rovito-Macklin
Frank Salitore
Renee Savage
Bruce Schoumacher
Janina Schoumacher
Caroline Shepley
Charlie Shorthand
Martin Sliva
Olivia Smiley
Marilyn Smith
Maryanne Soltys
Ann Soulje
Warren Swegle
Aileen Tansey
Harriet Tantillo
Bob Tennessen
Doug Tesnow
Terese Tesnow
Charlie Thill
Christopher Trinko
Steven Trinko
Dan Tsutsumi
Doreen Von Bargen
Marlene Wielgos
Martha Wrobel
Dorothy Yacullo
**** If your name or a loved one’s name is not listed but you would like it to be, please
contact me via email or phone. Alternatively, if your name is listed but no longer needs to
be on the list, please let me know. Due to the privacy law only names that have been given
to us from an immediate family member with the permission of the person requesting
prayers will be printed. It is always a privilege to support you in any way possible.
Please contact the Parish Office
847-398-3362 or [email protected]
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Human Concerns Commission
Human Concerns
Commission will
witness efforts in the
areas of care ministry
and social outreach.
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An Unrelenting Challenge
Hard times have been the norm for millions of Americans for the past
several years. Even as we’ve seen significant economic recovery, hunger
remains a condition far too many of our fellow citizens face today.
According to the latest data, 1,833,810 Illinois residents are food insecure,
meaning they are unsure of where or when they will receive their next meal. In short, 1 in
7 Illinois residents are at risk of hunger. Further, hunger disproportionately affects
children. The data from Feeding America shows that 661,950 children in Illinois are food
insecure—more than 1 in 5.
In Cook County, 1 in 6 of our neighbors (812,100) receive food from a pantry and/or meal
program. 68% of programs reported an increase in clients over the last 12 months. 69% of
client households have incomes that fall at or below the federal poverty level. 54% of
client households have annual incomes of $10,000 or less.
Communion
for Homebound
Ministers of Care are
available to bring
Communion to the
homebound. Please call the
Parish Office at
847-398-3362.
Clients face difficult choices. 62% chose between paying for food and paying medical
bills. 73% chose between paying for food and paying their utility bills. 59% chose
between paying for food and paying their rent or mortgage.
On the third Sunday of each month, food is collected to help restock the food pantries at
both St. Edna and St. James. The poor served by these pantries rely on your generosity
for their next meal. PLEASE BRING A BAG OF FOOD WITH YOU WHEN YOU
COME TO CHURCH NEXT WEEKEND, AUGUST 16. Also, please make a
contribution to St James using the gold envelopes each month.
Thank You, Don Kellen
St. Edna Outreach
Monday-Friday
9:00 am-4:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am-1:00 pm
847-398-3362 x 323
Sacrament of Anointing of
the Sick
Please call the Parish Office
to have a family member
who is seriously ill or elderly
receive the Anointing of the
Sick 847-398-3362.
Funerals
Funeral arrangements can be
made at the Parish Office 847-398-3362.
To welcome and serve all who seek nourishment and fellowship
“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger
and you welcomed me” Matthew 25:35
The SECT season is over halfway through already! We have warmly welcomed, on
average, 50+ guests to each dinner held on the first and third Sunday evenings of the
month. The dinners have been sponsored and hosted by a variety of different ministries,
providing a wonderful service opportunity as well as a teambuilding experience for the
group. The SECT Core Team would like to extend a BIG thank you to the SECT teens for
preparing all the to-go bags and setting the tables for each dinner, and to the following for
their involvement:
Outreach Ministry
Worship Commission
SNL
Pastoral Council
Faith Formation Commission
WOSE Guild 4
WOSE Guild 5
Gardening for God
Choir
Finance Council
Watch the bulletin and website for further information on
how YOU can be involved in the future of this important ministry!
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Music Ministry Alive! is an annual five-day summer institute held at St. Catherine University in St.
Paul, Minnesota, for youth and adult leaders who have a passion for liturgical music and the
desire to serve as ministers in their parishes and schools. Each summer, about 150 youth and 50
adult leaders come together as an MMA community to celebrate their gifts, their love of liturgical
music, and the power of their faith. Music Ministry Alive! was founded in 1999 by liturgical
musician David Haas.
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
Sing Praise to the Lord
A Music Ministry Alive! Benefit Concert
Friday, September 11th, 2015
7:30pm to 9:00pm
@ St. Edna Church
TICKETS ON SALE SOON
Featuring Composers:
Lorie True, Michael Joncas, Marty Haugen, David Haas,
Gary Daigle, Terry Donohoo & Rory Cooney
Some of their songs we sing as a community are: Within the Reign of God, I Have Loved You, No
Greater Love, On Eagle’s Wings, Take and Eat, We Come to Your Feast, Gather Us In, Canticle of
the Turning, Shepherd Me O God, Blest Are They, Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled, You Are
Mine, May We Be One, The Lord Is My Shepherd, We Are Called, All Things New, I am For You,
Jerusalem My Destiny, Walk In the Reign
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Taking desert time
The word desert often evokes images of a vast,
hostile environment devoid of life. Yet the desert is
a common symbol used in scripture to give context
to an experience of God. It can, for example, be a
symbol of quieting ourselves and finding our
grounding in God, even in the busyness of everyday
life. How do you enter into the desert? While we
may not have a vast wilderness to retreat into, we
can find small ways: plugging into our favorite
reflective song, breathing in fresh air, closing our
eyes and opening our heart to God.
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Ephesians 4:30-5:2
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When Saint Lawrence, a third-century deacon, was
ordered by the prefect of Rome to hand over
whatever wealth the early church had, Lawrence
rounded up the poor and sick, presented them to the
prefect, and announced, “These are the treasures of
the church!” The poor and sick continue to be the
church’s greatest treasure. “In the poor and outcast,”
says Pope Francis, “we see Christ’s face; by loving
and helping the poor, we love and serve Christ.” In
your service to those in material need you will find
your life’s greatest riches.
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John 12:24-26
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Support your soul companions
Clare of Assisi was born into a well-to-do family in
1194. By custom, she was expected to marry into a
family of similar social status. After hearing Francis
preach, Clare chose a very different path. Like
Francis, Clare desired to follow closely the model of
Jesus. Her wish for a life of prayer, simplicity, and
evangelical poverty was realized in 1212 when she
and Francis founded the second Franciscan order,
later known as the Order of Saint Clare. The two
encouraged and “supported each other for the rest of
their lives. Today, say special prayers for your companions on the spiritual journey!
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Matthew 18:1-5, 10, 12-14
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Let the children lead
Today is International Youth Day, a good day to
acknowledge that the future is present and walking
among us. A day to ponder your own legacy—what
can you offer the youth of today? What have you
learned that you can teach? Where have you found
good in the world that you can point out to those
whose eyes are fresher? How has your faith helped
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in hard times and what lessons can you pass on?
And what can you learn in turn from those who are
more innocent and spontaneous?
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Matthew 18:15-20
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Healthy hearts forgive
The Mayo Clinic specializes in wellness—not just
physical health but also emotional wellness. Their
list of the benefits of forgiving someone include:
healthier relationships; greater spiritual and
psychological well-being; less anxiety, stress, and
hostility; lower blood pressure; fewer symptoms of
depression; a stronger immune system; improved
heart health; higher self-esteem. Pretty healthy stuff,
this forgiveness. Take two forgiveness pills and call
an estranged loved one in the morning!
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Matthew 18:21-19:1
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Love like this saves the world
The old Burt Bacharach song said, “What the world
needs now, is love, sweet love,” and Franciscan
Maximilian Kolbe showed that it is possible to give
the world what it needs in Jesus’ name. Kolbe
summed up a life of love and service in a simple but
dramatic act. Hearing a fellow prisoner at Auschwitz cry out, “My wife! My children!” as his name
was called out for execution, Kolbe volunteered to
take his place. There were likely thousands of similar heroic acts of compassion in the years of the
death camps—flickers of love and light—now forgotten. But Kolbe’s story has been remembered and
retold just to remind you that while your act of love
today probably will not cost you your life, it will go
far to bring Christ’s sweet love alive.
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Matthew 19:3-12
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Say yes to God
The young woman who traveled the hill country to
visit her cousin on that long ago day did not know
what the future held. Pregnant, and with more
questions than answers, she nonetheless had given
her assent to God’s will. It was the first yes in an
earthly life of total surrender. That young woman on
the road to Judah would have been as stunned as
anyone to know she would share in her Son’s
Resurrection. She alone among humanity would one
day be taken, body and soul, into heavenly glory.
Ask for the grace to surrender the worries of this
day to Mary’s Son.
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Just for Kids
Children’s Stewardship Corner
August 2, 2015
Katie, Matt, and Mike gave thanks to God for the blessings in their
lives by…
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I helped clean the car.
I put the camping gear away.
In addition to their good deeds, the children donated $2.40 to Saint
Edna Parish. May God continue to bless each of you!
I feel good when I thank God!
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The Staff of St. Edna
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Director of Adult Faith Formation—x325
Director of Religious Education K-7
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Worship
Lorie Crepeau
Gary Daigle
Lara Lynch
Coordinator of Liturgical Ministers—x325
Director of Music & Liturgy—x322
Coordinator of Children's & High School Music—x342
Parish Operations
Christine Desmond
Patricia Freeman
Laura Kniskern
Helene McNicholas
Tom Panek
Director of Communications—x321
Parish Manager—x314
Office Manager—x305
Bookkeeper—x310
Maintenance—x317
Permanent Deacon Couples
Greg Beeber & Debbie
Jim Gaughan & Sharon
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