March 13, 2016

The Faith
Community of
HUBERT
ST.
www.sainthubert.org
729 GRAND CANYON STREET · HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL 60169
T HIS W EEK ’ S L ENTEN S CHEDULE
MONDAY, MARCH 7
7:00 AM Eucharist
TUESDAY, MARCH 8
8:30 AM Eucharist
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9
THURSDAY, MARCH 10
7:00 AM Communion Service
FRIDAY, MARCH 11
6:30 AM Rosary
7:00 AM Eucharist
7:00 AM Communion Service
7:30 AM Adoration
7:00 PM Adore and Worship
7:00 PM Stations of the Cross
5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
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PASTOR’S LETTER:
Dear Friends,
It is with great sadness that I write this letter. Last Sunday, one of our 4-year-old students and
parishioner, Dominic Spencer, passed away. His funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be here at
St. Hubert on Monday, March 14, at 11:00 a.m. Please pray for him and his bereaved family at this
sorrowful time. Certainly, this is an acute loss for his family and for all of us as a parish community.
I pray that God will give us the strength and faith to deal with the loss of an innocent child, as we
will gather to thank God for Dominic’s 4 plus years in our midst. His wake is at Michael’s Funeral
home on Sunday from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m.
In this year of mercy, Pope Francis reminds us to look anew at God and His face of mercy.
Throughout the Scriptures we hear about a God of mercy and love. Through Isaiah today, we see
God as a comforter and companion to His people during their years of exile in Babylonia. Isaiah
promises that God would repeat the wonders of their exodus from Egypt and lead the Israelites
home. When they thought that their hope was threatened and it seemed that all was lost, God, with
great mercy, encouraged the people not to dwell on their sins of the past. “I am doing something
new!” This newness meant forgiveness and reconciliation for all who would welcome God into their
lives and would be faithfully responsive to God’s overtures of love and mercy.
St. Paul also experienced this when he was on the road to Damascus. He allowed himself to be
transformed from being a persecutor of Jesus’ followers to becoming a preacher and staunch
defender of the good news of salvation. This salvation did not come from the law, but from a
merciful gift of God.
We see more of this mercy and forgiveness in John’s Gospel today. While others were eager and
willing to stone the woman for adultery, Jesus asked them to look within themselves, to see
themselves for who they were—sinners. He challenged them to look beyond the law, and to look to
God. If they stood in truth before God, could they, in all honesty, condemn and execute a fellow
sinner?
In other parts of the Gospel, Jesus reminds us, “Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful. Do not
judge, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned. Forgive, and
you will be forgiven. Give, and it will be given to you.” We are continually challenged to live the
Gospel in the midst of the stresses of life and death.
Pope Francis is just reminding us of what has been preached for more than 2000 years. He tells us
that this mercy must touch our hearts. We must receive it and share it by showing others mercy. If
we are going to be credible disciples of Jesus Christ, we must live and testify to mercy.
We pray that God will help all of us be open to experiencing His mercy and willing to share it with
others, even when we think that they don’t deserve it.
Rev. Robert C. Rizzo
St. Hubert
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WORSHIP
Readings for the Week are on page 7.
Monday, March 14
7:00 AM Mary Licciardi
Tuesday, March 15
8:30 AM St. Hubert Parishioners
Wednesday, March 16
7:00 AM Communion Service
Thursday, March 17—St. Patrick
..7:00 AM Communion Service
Friday, March 18—St. Cyril of Jerusalem &
Day of Abstinence
7:00 AM St. Hubert Parishioners
Saturday, March 19 St. Joseph
4:30 PM Nadine Fachet; Anthony Cavaliero, Sr.;
Laverne L. Lebert Scanlon
Sunday, March 20—Palm Sunday of the
Lord’s Passion
7:30 AM Rolando Lacuna; Nadine Fachet;
Eufracia D. Pasquil
9:00 AM John & Hazel Siska;
Dr. William Pasterczyk
10:45 AM Marion E. May; Walter Paluszek
12:15 PM Nilda Dilay; Francisco Valera;
Winifreda DeLapaz
6:00 PM Steve Quinn
Next Week’s Readings:
Isaiah 50:4-7
Philippians 2:6-11
Luke 22:14--23:56 or 23:1-49
“Christ Jesus has made me His own.” Are you
called to belong to Christ
alone as a priest, deacon or
through the consecrated life?
Contact Father Francis
Bitterman at 312-534-8298 or
[email protected].
Sick
Emily Sear, Beth Bacik, Vito Gorinas,
John Karas, Bob Podgorski, Jean Nichi,
Beth Bailey, Larry Kutt, Dan Moutvic,
Peter Ruden, Jack Weber, Stephen Weber,
Judi Kukral, Becky Sweeney, Bonnie Zajac,
Pat Dolezal, Kathy Holder, Carol Clipper,
Kenneth Villamar
Others Those who protect us at home or overseas
Deceased Janet Gibbons, Anita Haarke, Joanne Herron
Wedding Banns
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NICHOLAS PIERCE + ANTOINETTE VITALE
MARCH 13, 2016
LITURGY CORNER
5th Sunday of Lent
"Then Jesus said, 'Neither do I condemn you. Go, and from now on do not sin anymore.'" To the woman caught in
adultery, Jesus was literally a savior. She was about to suffer the death penalty, according to the law of Moses, but
the Lord preserved her life. He did not pretend she was innocent or excuse her behavior. His protection was not
the result of anything the woman did or said to earn his favor. Rather, his freely bestowed mercy became an
opportunity for her conversion. He saved her and set her free--not only from the self-righteous scribes and
Pharisees--but from her own destructive behavior. The woman's physical life was spared, and if she chose to
follow Jesus' instruction to abandon sin, her spiritual life was also saved as a result of this dramatic encounter.
We also have access to this freedom. When he died on the cross for us, Jesus became our savior too. Instead of
condemning us, he set us free from the power of sin. But like the woman in the Gospel, we have a choice to make.
Jesus' sacrifice is sufficient to remove the "death penalty" for us, but we are the ones who decide whether or not
we will "sin anymore." We decide whether we will be slaves to selfishness, lust, and envy or whether we will
pursue a life of generosity, self-control, and peace. Jesus does everything
he can for us, short of taking our will captive. We, finally, have to decide:
will I follow the path of Jesus, who has saved me, by resolving to sin no
more? Or will I depart from my savior, and return to the same old selfdestructive patterns?
The holy season of Lent is made to assist us in our decision to repent and
to change for the better. There is no better time than now to sincerely
resolve to begin anew.
© Liturgical Publications Inc.
Easter Flowers
If you would like to provide an
Easter lily or flowering plant for
the environment this Easter season,
please drop this slip with your donation in
the collection basket, return it to the Parish
Ministry Center, or notify us of your donation by
——-email at [email protected]. You can also
pay at a later date with cash, check, or by using
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Any donation is welcome and can be applied
toward the seasonal decorations.
Checks should be made out
to St. Hubert Church.
St. Hubert
Adore and Worship
Wednesday, March 16
7:00 – 8:15 PM
Eucharistic Adoration &
Contemporary Music
(Featuring music heard on K-LOVE)
The purpose of Lent is
to be a season of
fasting, self-denial,
spiritual growth,
conversion, and
simplicity. Lent, which
comes from the Teutonic word for
springtime, can be viewed as a spiritual
spring cleaning: a time for taking a spiritual
inventory, and then cleaning out those things
which hinder our personal relationships with
Jesus Christ and our service to him.
We invite you to join Deacon Allen and a
group of talented singers and musicians for
this spirit-filled evening of prayer, song, and
silence; to reflect upon our own Lenten
calling for prayer, fasting, abstinence, and
almsgiving.
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Whether you are new to St. Hubert or have been here
for a while but have not had time to register...
Please join us next week for
WELCOMING WEEKEND
Saturday, March 19
Beginning with the 4:30 PM Mass
After Mass, join us in the lower level of the church to
complete your registration and enjoy a meal. Please
PRE-register in the front office or online prior to the
event.
Dear Parishioners,
Emilee and Karyn Baldwin attend 7:30 AM Mass with
their parents and have been active participants in the
Church. They will be shaving their heads on March 20,
2016 at Illinois State University as part of
St. Baldrick’s.
St. Baldrick’s is an organization that hosts shaving
events to fundraise for children’s cancer research. This
will be Emilee’s third time shaving and Karyn’s first
time. Any donations and prayers you can send their
way would be greatly appreciated. You can make
donations to their personal fundraising pages and the
links are:
There will be pictures, a blessing, a shared meal, time
to find out about the parish and meet some new
friends or connect with some old ones...and before you
know it, you'll feel right at home! It's our way of
saying, "Welcome to the family!"
www.stbaldricks.org/participants/EmileeB
www.stbaldricks.org/participants/KarynBaldwin
Any donations, no matter the size, will make a huge
difference in the life of a child battling cancer.
Thank you for your support!
The Risen Life: Transformed Relationships
Sunday, March 20 from Noon—1:30 PM
St. Catherine Laboure
3535 Thornwood in Glenview, IL
A presentation on the 4th Week of Spiritual Exercises of
Ignatius Loyola by Mary McKeon, Retreat Director and
Spiritual Director at the Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House.
Joy, spiritual companionship, healing, and integration of
wounds. No registration required. Free will offering
appreciated. Refreshments will be served. Should you have
any questions, please call 847-826-4704.
Welcome a Refugee Family
When fleeing their homes, refugees leave everything
behind and arrive in America with nothing. We would
like to sponsor a refugee family in making Chicago
their new home. If you would like to be a part of a
team to welcome a family, contact Stephanie Tatara
at 847-885-7700, ext. 114 or
[email protected].
Ministry of Moms
Attention moms! Take some time out of your busy week
to focus on you and to connect with other moms.
Invite your friends and join us for a lovely time!
We can't wait to meet you!
Been away for a while?
First and Third Wednesdays of the Month
9:30—11:00 AM in the lower level of
St. Hubert Church
Free babysitting!
Looking for a way to Q & A with people
like yourself?
Call Gene & Eileen Farrell at 847-843-1975 to join
the Catholics Returning Home team, your guides on
the journey.
Contact Megan at [email protected] or
Nina at [email protected] for more information
or questions.
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PSST! The Stewards are happy to announce the
upcoming tasting events for the parish...but keep it
to yourself. With limited size, please mark your
calendars and sign up quickly.
The Value of Christian Meditation in
Dealing with Life’s Stuff
April 16 is our 2nd wine tasting.
We are limited to 54 people so
get your group together and let
us know you are joining us.
Tables of 6.
DVD Presentation, Sharing by Meditators,
Periods of Meditation
Monday, March 14, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Church of the Holy Spirit
1451 W. Bode Road in Schaumburg, IL
June 24 is our first beer
tasting. We will sample some
summer selections. This too,
will be limited of 54 people.
ALL ARE INVITED:
Those who meditate, and those who want to learn to
meditate. Free will offering accepted. Registration
requested but not required 847-882-7580 or
…
[email protected].
$25 for each event
Interested?
Contact Jim Elder at [email protected] or
708-865-8944. These events fill up quick, as those
of you who missed last years event can witness.
St. Hubert
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The Evening Meditation is sponsored
by the Christian Meditation groups
at St. John of the Cross Parish. ….
Information on Christian
...Meditation is available at
wccm-usa.org and wccm.org.
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REV. RON ROLHEISER, OMI
On Not Running With the Crowd
In the Gospels the word “crowd” is nearly always used
pejoratively, so much so that nearly every time the word is
used you could preface it with the adjective “mindless”.
Crowds don’t have a mind. They are fired and driven by
whatever energy, hype, fad, ideology, or hysteria is current.
In the Gospels this energy is called “amazement”. We see
numerous instances in the Gospels where Jesus says or does
something that surprises the crowd and almost invariably
this is followed by the phrase, “and the crowd was
amazed”. Rarely is this a good thing.
reflective energy of an individual. The text tells us that a
crowd brought a woman to Jesus and demanded that he
morally share their intent to stone her to death. But Jesus, in
a now-famous challenge, tells them: “Let the person among
you who is without sin cast the first stone.” The response:
“They walked away, one by one, beginning with the
eldest.” A mindless crowd, caught up in the grip of a moral
fever, brings a woman to Jesus. But they walk away as
individuals, one by one, no longer inside the grip of that
amazement.
Why? What’s wrong or dangerous about crowd-energy?
Crowd-energy is dangerous because, most times, it is nonreflective. It simply conducts and transmits energy rather
than discerning and transforming it. An apt image for crowd
-energy, amazement in the biblical sense, is an electrical
cord. An electrical cord simply lets energy flow through it.
It’s indifferent as to whether that energy is good or
destructive. It’s a pure conduit. Whatever flows into it is
exactly what flows out of it.
Amazement, however, must be sharply distinguished from
wonder and awe. Wonder and awe are the antithesis of
amazement. In amazement, energy flows through you. In
wonder and awe, energy stuns, paralyzes, and holds you. A
clever quip from comedian, George Carlin, captures the
difference. Explaining why he was congenitally skeptical of
most “born-again” persons, Carlin famously quipped: “I
distrust born-again people because they talk too much.
When I was born I was so stunned I couldn’t talk for two
years! When someone has a religious experience that is
powerful enough to mute them for a couple of years, I will
take them seriously!”
Crowds tend to work in the same way. They let energy flow
through them indiscriminately without discerning whether
that energy is good or bad. For example, we speak of being
caught-up in certain energy. Sometimes this can be good,
when crowds are caught-up in an energy that is positive,
that helps build community. During the past weeks, for
instance, many people in the world were caught up in the
rescue of the trapped miners in Chile and that shared energy
helped create community across national, ethnic, religious,
and political lines. We see crowd-energy too as mostly a
positive thing around certain sporting events like the World
Cup of Soccer, the World Series of Baseball, or a number of
tennis events.
And in that lies the challenge: Beware of the energy that
emanates from a crowd. Beware of the latest fad. Beware of
hype of all kinds. Beware of the cheerleaders of both the
liberals and the conservatives. Beware of any crowd who
wants to stone someone to death in God’s name.
Think back to the various crucifixions that you have been
involved in and recall how, later, in the sobriety and clarity
of some different air, you asked yourself: How could I have
been so wrong? So cruel? So stupid? Read accounts in the
newspapers and on the internet of young people with
decent, good hearts who, caught up in the energy of crowd,
cyber-bully someone to the point where he or she commits
suicide. Think how, in each case, the various persons
responsible eventually walk away, one by one, a lot more
sober and reflective than they were when they were caught
up on the mindless energy of a crowd.
But mostly the energy of a crowd is negative, the energy of
ideology, fundamentalism, racism, fad, and hype. Crowdenergy is the energy behind a gang rape. It was also the
energy behind the crucifixion of Jesus. It is instructive to
look at the crowd before and during the crucifixion. Five
days before he was crucified, Jesus entered into Jerusalem
and the crowd enthusiastically shouted praise, wanting to
make him their king. Five days later, with virtually nothing
changed, the same crowd was shouting: “Crucify him!
Crucify him!” Crowds are fickle because crowds don’t
think. They simply conduct whatever energy is gripping
them.
Then perhaps, more lightly, display some old photos of you
showing your various hairstyles and clothing styles
throughout the years, and you’ll have all the reminders you
need about how fickle and mindless can be the energy of
the moment.
Used with permission of the author. Oblate Father
Ron Rolheiser is a theologian, teacher, and award-winning
author, and is President of the Oblate School of Theology in
San Antonio, TX. He can be contacted through his website
www.ronrolheiser.com. Reprinted from October 24, 2010.
In the incident in the Gospels where a woman is caught in
adultery and is brought before Jesus by an over-zealous
crowd, we see a perfect example of the dangerous, nonreflective energy of a crowd in contrast to the more
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WE NEED YOUR HELP!
27th Hearts for Hope Fundraiser
Every 30 seconds someone
counts on Catholic Charities
for help. We are now asking
for your help. Please lend
your voice to advocate for
the State of Illinois to end its budget stalemate and
pass a budget that cares for the poor and most
vulnerable in our communities. Catholic Charities is
currently owed more than $25 million by the State of
Illinois – a number that grows by at least $2 million per
month. Please take time today to call your state elected
officials with this simple message, “I am a voter in your
district. I am contacting you on behalf of the poor and
vulnerable people who depend on our state’s safety net of
human services, especially the more than 1 million people
served by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of
Chicago.” If you do not know who your state
representative and senator are, please call the State
Board of Elections at (217) 782-4141 or visit
www.elections.il.gov and click on “New District/ Official
Search.” You can find more information and a template
advocacy letter at www.CatholicCharities.net on the
homepage.
Event to raise money for Catholic Charities
Services in the Northwest Suburbs
The evening will feature cocktails, dinner, a silent
auction, and entertainment by one of Chicago’s most
popular pop-rock bands, 7th heaven. The Northwest
Regional Office in Des Plaines provides more than
250,000 meals each year through the food pantry and
supper program; clothes more than 5,300 people; finds
housing for hundreds of people who would otherwise
be homeless; and provides vital support and counseling
services to clients as they strive for self-sufficiency.
Reservations are $95 per person or $900 for tables of
ten. Seating is limited so RSVP by April 1.
WHEN: Saturday, April 16
6:00 – 10:30 PM
WHERE: Chandler’s Chop House
401 N. Roselle Road
Schaumburg, IL 60194
TICKETS: Call 847-376-2118 or reserve online at
www.catholiccharities.net/hearts.
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION OFFERING
Spiritual Direction is the
contemplative practice of
walking with you while
compassionately listening to your
story. The object of spiritual
direction is to cultivate one's ability to discern God’s
presence working in your life. Some actions include
noticing and appreciating moments of holiness,
maintaining an awareness of the interconnectedness of
all things, and being open to exploring where Grace
may be present in challenging and difficult times, as
well as times of joy and happiness in your life. The
spiritual director is there to hold the sacred space of
possibilities for you.
Mayslake Ministries satellite office here at St. Hubert
offers you the opportunity to meet one on one with a
spiritual director. Sessions run 60 minutes. Suggested
meeting time is on a monthly basis.
Contact Dr. Mary Amore at Mayslake Ministries,
630-852-9000, or Marilyn Kortendick at 847-8586440 to set up a spiritual direction session here at St.
Hubert.
“Spiritual direction is, in reality, nothing more than
a way of leading us to see and obey the real Director
– the Holy Spirit hidden in the depths of our soul.”
—Thos. Merton, Trappist monk
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255 Flagstaff Lane
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
847-885-7702
[email protected]
Vito C. DeFrisco, Principal
Marcia Larson, Assistant Principal
Greek Mythology Comes to Life at
St. Hubert School!
St. Hubert Catholic School
Now accepting registration for the 2016-2017 school year
Serving students in Preschool – Grade 8
www.sthubertschool.org
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This weekend is a great opportunity to serve and be a
part of community life, while asking questions about
discernment and getting answers in real time. For single
Catholic women ages 18-40. Sponsored by the Office for
Religious/Chicago Archdiocesan Vocation Association.
Event begins at 6:00 PM on Friday, April 15 and goes
through 8:30 PM on Saturday, April 16. Meals, overnight
accommodations, and transportation between communities
visited are provided.
CONTACT [email protected]
For more information, contact Sister Theresa Sullivan, D.C.,
at [email protected] or 812-963-7556. Visit
http://called2.be/CGSApr16 to register.
Summer Camp Registration is now open!
• Our summer camps are:
• Open to students entering grades 3-12
• Curricular and Co-Curricular (63 camps)
•
o Sports
o Theater
o Band
o Choir
o Academic
o And more
June 6th—July 31st (multiple sessions)
To browse the available camps, please visit:
https://sfhs.8to18.com/dashboard/catalog. Any
questions, contact Janet Thelen at 630-668-5800,
ext.1145 or [email protected].
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Casual Networking Night
Monday, March 14
6:30—8:30 PM
Saint Hubert Ministry Center
729 Grand Canyon
Hoffman Estates, IL
Continuing this popular meeting format, the St. Hubert
Job and Networking Ministry will again feature a
casual networking opportunity. We will have Career
Subject GURUs circulating in the crowd to seek out and
ask your key questions of. This is a great opportunity
to visit with us and some of the experts in the hiring
field, as well as to make some new key contacts and
connections, while enjoying refreshments.
Totus Tuus
2016 Summer Program
Missionaries Needed!
Accepting Applications Today!
Applicants:
· College Student
· Practicing Catholic
· Public speaking &
Benefits
· $2,000 Stipend
· Food & Housing Included
· Opportunity to impact the youth
organizational skills
How Background Checks are Done
Monday, March 28, 7:00—9:15 PM
Saint Hubert Ministry Center
729 Grand Canyon, Hoffman Estates, IL
Our presenter is Brad Jones, Director of Operations
for SafeScreener.com, a well known employment
referencing, background screening and investigation
firm. Brad will share with us what employers are
seeking today, what information is lawfully obtained
and how to prepare your references for that all
important reference phone call.
For questions regarding the St. Hubert
Job Ministry events, contact
Bob Podgorski at 847-843-0020
or [email protected].
APPLY:
www.totustuuschicago.com
To Be Joyful Again is a non
denominational support group
for widows, widowers, or
anyone else who has lost a
significant other. We meet on
st
rd
the 1 and 3 Thursday of every month at 7:00 PM
at Holy Family Parish, 2515 Palatine Road, Inverness.
…………………..All are welcome.
Contact Elaine at 847-705-9886 or Debbie at
847-991-7327 for more information.
FOR THE NEWCOMER: Join us at St. Hubert at
6:00 PM prior to our regular meetings. We’ll offer a
one hour program on how to use a networking
meeting effectively, the tools you’ll need such as; The
Elevator Speech; How to do a Handbill; and how to
generate the contacts you need.
Men’s Silent
Retreat
ENCOUNTER JESUS: Living Through Him, With Him, In Him
Celebrating and building on our 25-year tradition, we will offer three Silent Men’s Retreats at the beautiful
Cardinal Stritch Retreat House amid the serene surroundings of the St. Mary of the Lake Seminary grounds.
Every year, men retreat attendees tell us how the silence of these retreats is the most life-giving aspect. We honor
that spiritual need and have created the weekend retreat with presentations wrapped in prayer and song, ample
time for silent reflection and enjoying nature, opportunities to receive spiritual direction and celebrate the
Sacrament of Reconciliation along with Mass.
As followers of Jesus, we believe we are called to a life that includes a personal, active, and genuine encounter
with Jesus, our Lord. We are called to intentionally live through Him, with Him and in Him. This retreat offers an
opportunity to draw closer to Jesus by reflecting on various themes that characterize His life. The more intimate our
relationship with Jesus, the more we will be transformed into His image and likeness.
DATE: March 18-20, 7:00 PM Friday—Noon Sunday
LOCATION: Cardinal Stritch Retreat House—1000 E Maple (1300 Stritch Drive), Mundelein, IL 60060
FACILITATORS: Christine Grano & Msgr. Dennis Lyle
COST: $295.00
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ST. HUBERT CALENDAR
Monday
MARCH 14
Tuesday
MARCH 15
Wednesday
MARCH 16
Thursday
MARCH 17
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE
10:30 AM—Spiritual Direction/Kortendick—SA
2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR
6:00 PM—Job Ministry Newcomers Orientation—DD
6:00 PM—Athletics Coaches Meeting/Morrisey—LR
7:00 PM—Job Ministry—PMC CR
7:00 PM—Domestic Violence Outreach—BERN
7:15 PM—Boy Scouts Troop Meeting/Malinski—HALL
7:30 PM—Young Adult Choir Rehearsal—CH
7:30 PM—GIFT 3 Class—LIB
8:15 PM—Job Ministry Networking—MPR
8:00 AM—Athletics—MPR
5:00 PM—Children’s Choir Rehearsal—CH
6:00 PM—Girl Scouts/Advani—LR
6:30 PM—Stewards Meeting—BERN
6:30 PM—Scouts Patrol Leaders Council/Malinski—RMR
7:00 PM—School Board Meeting—DD or CHURCH LL
7:30 PM—Adult Choir Rehearsal—CH
7:30 PM—GIFT 4 Class—LIB
9:30 AM—Ministry of MOMS—RMR, SHR
12:20 PM—FSA Pie Pickup—PMC CR
1:30 PM—Athletics—MPR
4:00 PM—RE Classes—SCHOOL, CHURCH LL
6:00 PM—Gift 2 Class—LIB
6:00 PM—Girl Scouts/Ball—DD
6:00 PM—Cub Scouts Tigers/Schwer—LR
6:30 PM CAFÉ Core Team Meeting—COMM
7:00 PM—FSA General Meeting—PMC CR
8:00 PM—Athletics Meeting—BERN
2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR
6:00 PM—Cub Scouts/Ouimet—RMR
6:30 PM—Girl Scouts/Piecuch—LR
6:30 PM—Cub Scout Wolves/Dombrowski—COMM
7:00 PM—Liturgy Board—SA
7:30 PM—Girl Scout Team Meeting/Advani—DD
7:30 PM—School Board Meeting/Garcia—LIB
Friday
MARCH 18
2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR
6:00 PM—Cub Scouts/Dombrowski—LR
7:00 PM—Stations of the Cross—CH
Saturday
MARCH 19
8:00 AM—Athletics—MPR
9:00 AM—RE Classes—SCHOOL, CHURCH LL
4:30 PM—Welcome Mass—CH
5:30 PM—Welcome Reception—CHURCH LL
6:00 PM—SHBA Sports Event—MPR
Sunday
MARCH 20
9:00 AM—CMI Session—LIB, TL, ROOMS 14, 15, 19 & 25
10:00 AM—RCIA Inquiry—SHR
1:30 PM—Athletics—MPR
Saturday :
4:30 PM; Reconciliation after Mass
Sunday:
7:30, 9:00, 10:45 AM; 12:15 & 6:00 PM
Monday & Friday: 7:00 AM Mass
Adoration after Friday morning Mass until 9AM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM Mass
Wednesday & Thursday:
7:00 AM Communion Service
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
Call the Parish Office 847-885-7700
for further questions or to make arrangements.
BAPTISMS
To register for Baptism, stop in or call the Parish
Office. Parents must attend a Baptismal Preparation
Meeting, which is held on the last Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 PM. You may attend this parent
meeting either before or after the baby is born.
Baptisms take place on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of
the month at 1:30 PM or at Mass by
arrangement. You will confirm the date for
Baptism by attending the Baptism Preparation
Meeting.
MARRIAGES
Please do not reserve your banquet hall before
confirming the date with the church. Set your
date by calling the Parish Office as early as
possible as you plan your wedding—at least 6
months before the wedding. Weddings take place
on Saturdays at 2:00 PM. Weekdays and
Sundays must be arranged individually.
RECONCILIATION
Saturday after 4:30 PM Mass, or by appointment.
EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK AND
HOMEBOUND
ST. HUBERT FACILITY ABBREVIATIONS
If there is anyone who would like to receive
Eucharist at home, or if you know a friend,
PARISH MINISTRY
CHURCH
SCHOOL
CENTER
Upper Level
JR HI -Jr High Classrms neighbor or family member who is homebound
and would like a home visit to receive
Upper Level
CH - Church
SL - School Library
Eucharist, please call the Parish Ministry
BERN - Bernardin Rm
LR - Lunch Room
Lower Level
Center. One of our dedicated ministers will be
DD - Dorothy Day Rm
MCL - Music Classrm
SCR - St. Cecelia Rm
SA - St. Aloysius Rm
TL
Teacher
Lounge
glad to fulfill these requests.
COMM - Community Rm
HALL - Church Hall
Lower Level
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK
MPR - Multi-Purpose Rm LL KIT - Kitchen
Please call the Parish Ministry Center Office to
PMC CR - PMC Club Rm SHR - St. Hubert Rm
make arrangements for a priest to visit.
PMC KIT - PMC Kitchen RMR - Richard Miller Rm
5TH SUNDAY OF LENT
13
MARCH 13, 2016
PARISH CONTACTS
PARISH OFFICE ……………847-885-7700 Ext. 102
FAX…...847-885-4631
www.sainthubert.org
Rev. Robert C. Rizzo (Pastor) .............................. Ext. 106…………………………………….…[email protected]
Rev. Fred Licciardi (Associate Pastor)………….Ext. 108……………………………………[email protected]
Pat Aschom (Pastoral Secretary)………………...Ext. 104……………………………………[email protected]
Deacon Steve Baldasti.......................................... ………………………………………………[email protected]
Deacon Dick & Sandy Lawson ............................ Ext. 105……….…………………….……… [email protected]
Deacon Allen & Stephanie Tatara........................ Ext. 114..……………………………….……[email protected]
Teresa McCutchan (Business Manager) .............. Ext. 111……………………………….…[email protected]
Yvonne Cassa (Liturgy Coordinator) ................... Ext. 107………………………………………[email protected]
Marie Staffa (Ministry Coordinator) .................... Ext. 124………………………………………[email protected]
Siobhán Maguire (Director of Music) .................. 847-885-7701……………………………[email protected]
Michael Keenan (Director Religious Ed.) ............ 847-885-7703………………………………[email protected]
Stephanie Tatara (Youth Ministry Coordinator)...Ext.114.………………………………[email protected]
Karyn Weiland (Bulletin Editor)……………….. Ext. 119…………………..…….…………[email protected]
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
ST. HUBERT SCHOOL ....................... 847-885-7702
Monday - Thursday ................9:00AM - 8:00PM
Friday......................................9:00AM - 4:00PM
(Closed for lunch 12:00 - 1:00PM)
Saturday ..................................9:00AM - 1:30PM
Sunday ....................................9:00AM - 1:30PM
Vito C. DeFrisco ............................................Principal
Marcia Larson ................................ Assistant Principal
Fax ........................................................ 847-885-0604
Email................................. [email protected]
ALEXIAN INTERFAITH COUNSELING SERVICES
.................................................................... 855-383-2224
!
ARCHDIOCESE HOT LINES
Sexual Abuse ............................................. 800-994-6200
Financial Misconduct ................................. 866-294-5256
!
ESTATE PLANNING
If you have provided for St. Hubert in your will, please let us know by contacting Father
Rizzo. Persons interested in including the parish in their will, or questions about how to
make a bequest to St. Hubert or to any other archdiocesan program and/or institution,
please call the parish office, 847.885.7700, or contact directly:
Rich Goode • 225 S. Aberdeen Street, Chicago, IL 60607 • 312.655.7848
To
To include
include St.
St. Hubert
Hubert in
in your
your will,
will, the
the correct
correct legal
legal designation
designation is:
is:
Catholic
Catholic Bishop
Bishop of
of Chicago
Chicago -- AA Corporation
Corporation Sole,
Sole, For
For the
the use
use and
and benefit
benefit of
of St.
St. Hubert
Hubert
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