Aug 18 - St. Edna Catholic Church

Saint Edna
Catholic Community
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday evening 5:00 pm (anticipated)
Sunday 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am and 5:30 pm
Weekday Masses
Monday-Saturday at 9:00 am
Communion Service
Monday-Friday at 6:45am
Eucharistic Adoration
Fridays, 9:30-10:30am
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-8:00 pm
Friday, 9:00 am-5:00 pm (Closed 12–1pm weekdays)
Saturday, 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Sunday, 9:00 am-1:00 pm
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 each Saturday 11:00 - 12:00,
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.
Communion for Homebound
Ministers of Care are available to bring
Communion to the homebound. Please call the
Ministry of Care at 847-398-3362 x 318.
August 18, 2013
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Edna Outreach
Monday-Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am-1:00 pm
847-398-3362 x 323
Dear Parishioners,
"It’s only when we truly know
I remain most grateful and proud of the Staff and volunteers who helped us to fittingly celebrate the
Funeral Mass for Fr. John Hurley. The Mass and
prayer service were among the most powerful liturgies
I have ever experienced. I recognize the sadness and
grief that many have expressed upon the death of Fr.
Hurley. I know that Fr. Hurley was most grateful for
the love and support he received during his time at St.
Benedict’s Independent Living Center. His final days
were filled with many visits from parishioners, cards
and notes and enjoyable lunch outings. I am most
grateful that Fr. Hurley did not suffer a lengthy hospital stay and that his passing was very peaceful. Still,
there is a profound sadness that we may feel in our
time of grief. It is important to remember that grief is
a process and that no two people grieve in the same
way. Sometimes we can get stuck wishing we would
have done more or that we could have controlled or
prevented the death of a loved one. Acceptance is the
result of letting go. According to Dr. Kübler-Ross, this
can be both empowering and enlightening. When we
are faced with our own mortality or that of a loved
one, things that once seemed important become miniscule.
and understand that we have a
limited time on earth, and that we
have no way of knowing when
our time is up, we will then begin to live each day to
the fullest, as if it was the only one we had."
(Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, 1926-2004)
I pray that we will always remember the best of who
Fr. John was, and treasure the goodness and love that
we were privileged to know at Saint Edna for nearly
thirty years.
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The days of summer are quickly passing and soon our
thoughts turn to the beginning of a new school year. I
was asked to print the blessing that we offered last
week for those who are returning to school. Let us
pray for all our students and teachers as they begin a
new academic year.
Good and Gracious God,
We ask you to send your blessings upon
these students, that they may continue to
grow in wisdom and strength.
May the Holy Spirit inspire
these young men and women,
that they may possess a thirst for knowledge of themselves and of the world;
and may their learning lead them to the
source of all goodness and truth, which is
you.
Give them healthy minds and bodies and
keep them safe from all harm.
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
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Let us pray for one another,
Fr. Jerry
frjerryjacob@stedna.org
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THIS WEEK AT SAINT EDNA
August 18—25, 2013
Sunday
August 18
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Ticket Pick-Up,
for those who have RSVP’d, after all Masses - Narthex
Sharing Coffee, after all morning Masses - Doherty Center
1:00pm
Baptisms - Church
4:00pm
SNL Choir Rehearsal - Church
6:45pm
Kairos Leadership Team - Teen Center
Monday
August 19
9:30am
6:30pm
7:00pm
Prayer Shawl Ministry - Hurley Center
Respect Life - Hurley Center
Adult Faith Formation - Community Room
Tuesday
August 20
8:30am
10:00am
11:30am
2:00pm
6:30pm
6:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
9:00pm
Grandparents Prayer Time - Hurley Center
Eucharistic Minister & Sacristan Training Eucharistic Minister & Sacristan Training Pieta - Hurley Center
Virtus Training - Community Room
Building Committee - Hurley Center
Eucharistic Minister & Sacristan Training Parish Rosary - Church
Eucharistic Minister & Sacristan Training -
Doherty Center
Church
Doherty Center
Church
Wednesday
August 21
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:15pm
Adult Faith Formation - Community Room
SHARE Job Networking Ministry - Hurley Center
SNL Choir Rehearsal - Church
Thursday
August 22
9:00am
9:30am
12:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Bible Reflections Group - Hurley Center
Women of St. Edna Spirituality - Doherty Center
Women’s Support Group - Doherty Center
Peer Ministry Team - Teen Center
Mourning Circle - Hurley Center
Friday
August 23
9:30am
10:00am
10:30am
Adoration - Church
Adult Faith Formation - Doherty Center
Benediction - Church
Saturday
August 24
9:30am
9:30am
10:00am
11:30am
Men’s Spirituality - Hurley Center
SPRED - Hurley Center
Eucharistic Minister & Sacristan Training - Doherty Center
Eucharistic Minister & Sacristan Training - Church
Sunday
August 25
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner Ticket Pick-Up,
for those who have RSVP’d, after all Masses - Narthex
4:30pm
SNL Choir Rehearsal - Church
BULLETIN DEADLINE—Articles for the September 1, 2013 bulletin may be dropped off in the Parish Office or e-mailed to
bulletin@stedna.org no later than Tuesday, August 20, 2013. Please indicate topic in subject line.
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WORSHIP COMMISSION cultivates the liturgical life of the parish by fostering full, active and conscious
participation of the community.
Mass Intentions for the week of August 18, 2013
WEEKEND OF August 17-18
5:00pm— Rev. Eugene Faucher, Donald Mulvihill, David Riordan,
Boleslaw Walaszek
MASS CELEBRANTS August 24-25
7:30am— Rev. Eugene Faucher, Bill Wiest, Kevin Kane, Sabina Procido,
Louis Procido, Vicente Tolentino, Bernice Pradzinski,
Boleslaw Walaszek, Grace & John Obenauf,
Deceased members of the Dahm Family
9:30am— Rev. Eugene Faucher, Joseph Stoklosa, Patricia Ann DeCarlo,
Jake Szymanski, Diane Boggio, Ronald Albion (A),
Lucille Kartesky (A), Darrell Krueger (A)
11:30am— Rev. Eugene Faucher, Maciej Karwacki (A), Laszlo Pavel (A)
5:30pm— Rev. Eugene Faucher
Monday, August 19
6:45am—Communion Service
9:00am— Matthew J. Hendle (A)
Tuesday, August 20
6:45am—Communion Service
9:00am— Fr. John Hurley, Ron Draftz (A)
Wednesday, August 21
6:45am—Communion Service
9:00am— Walter Reynolds, Frank O’Kane, Gus Link
5:00pm—
Rev. Eduardo Martinez &
Deacon Joe Yannotta (Preach)
7:30am—
Rev. Eduardo Martinez &
Deacon Jim Gaughan (Preach)
9:30am—
Rev. Eduardo Martinez &
Deacon Jim Gaughan (Preach)
11:30am—
Rev. Jerry Jacob &
Deacon Jim Pauwels (Preach)
5:30pm—
Rev. Jerry Jacob &
Deacon Greg Beeber (Preach)
JUST MARRIED
Marlo Peralta & Ronald Estoesta
WEDDING BANNS
Thursday, August 22
6:45am—Communion Service
9:00am— Leo & Anna Cali
Kathryn Waszak & Joseph Buettner
Dana Monson & Joel Keller
Barbara Igleski & James Haack
Friday, August 23
6:45am—Communion Service
9:00am— Nick Weinrauch, Victor DiCianni, Edward Salm (A)
CONGRATULATIONS TO
Saturday, August 24
9:00am— Walter Egner (A)
Jerry & Elizabeth Korus—40th Wedding Anniversary
Altar bread and wine will be offered
in memory of
Chester Winski
donated by Lucia & Ed Gruszka
during the week of August 18, 2013
Richard David—Husband of Connie
Elizabeth Peterson—Grandmother of Denise Mlynski
George Theile—Husband of Carolyn
Donald Lund—Husband of Mariellen
Rev. John Hurley—Brother of Sr. Marian Hurley
George Trapp—Husband of Catherine
ROSARY GROUPS
Meets—Monday-Saturday
8:15am 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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FAITH FORMATION COMMISSION fosters the life-long growth, of all, in the Catholic Faith.
Invest just five minutes a day, of altars and church buildings. Food, healing, light, and blessing: Much
and your faith will deepen and has come from the humble olive!
TODAY’S READINGS: Judges 9:6-15; Matthew 20:1-16 (421)
grow—a day at a time.
“The olive tree answered them, ‘Must I give up my rich oil,
whereby men and gods are honored, and go to wave over the
trees?’ ”
SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 2013
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22
TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
What lights your fire?
MEMORIAL OF THE QUEENSHIP OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
“Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire,” said Don’t miss the feast!
Saint Catherine of Sienna in her wisdom. But just who is it that God For many it may be a long time since you crowned a statue of Mary with
wants you to be? The process of seeking answers to that question is what a wreath of flowers or called her sovereign over your heart, much less
the church calls the “process of discernment.” Each of us must take time Queen of Heaven. Pope Pius XII inaugurated this feast in 1954 and it
out at various points in our lives to determine just where we are being can sound rather antique these days. If you’re struggling to understand
called and what will light a fire within us and set the world ablaze. As why heaven needs a queen, consider the Second Vatican Council’s deyou determine your fiery course, consider this exhortation from Pope scription of Mary as the “exemplary realization” of the church. She demFrancis: “We Christians were not chosen by the Lord for little things; onstrates the best of what you’re capable: whole-souled responsiveness
push onwards toward the highest principles. Stake your lives on noble to God. When you arrive at that, it’s your day to wear the crown.
ideals.”
TODAY’S READINGS: Judges 11:29-39a; Matthew 22:1-14
TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 38:4-6, 8-10; Hebrews 12:1-4;
(422)
Luke 12:49-53 (120)
“The kingdom of heaven may be likened to a king who gave a
wedding feast.”
“I have come to set the earth on fire, and how I wish it were
already blazing!”
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23
MONDAY, AUGUST 19
MEMORIAL OF ROSE OF LIMA, VIRGIN
MEMORIAL OF JOHN EUDES, PRIEST
Love is the answer
When faced with a difficult task, you might hope for an easy answer. As
Listen to your heart
You often find depictions of Saint John Eudes with the image of the an adult you know that new challenges can also become growing experiSacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. His devotion ences. It is in those times where you see transformation take place in
and dedication to these hearts stem from one of the central themes of his your heart and mind. The one thing you come to know as a Christian is
writings: “Jesus as the source of holiness and Mary as the model of the that God wants your love unconditionally at each moment of every day.
Christian life.” Pope Benedict XVI said that Saint John Eudes “wanted You can express it easily in times of joy. You realize it can be difficult
to recall people, men and women . . . to the heart by showing them the when issues such as child-care concerns arise or bills cannot be paid on
priestly Heart of Christ and the motherly Heart of Mary.” Saint John time. Tonight when you close your eyes, whisper to God, “I love you.”
TODAY’S READINGS: Ruth 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22; Matthew
Eudes’ heart led him to focus on the formation of diocesan clergy.
22:34-40 (423)
Where is your heart—and those of Jesus and Mary—leading you this
“You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with
day?
TODAY’S READINGS: Judges 2:11-19; Matthew 19:16-22 (419)
all your soul, and with all your mind.”
“If you wish to be perfect, go, sell what you have and give to
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24
the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come,
FEAST OF BARTHOLOMEW, APOSTLE
follow me.”
God knows (you)
The little we know of Bartholomew (a.k.a. Nathaniel) includes a fasciTUESDAY, AUGUST 20
nating story in which Jesus (whom he’d never met) pays him the compliMEMORIAL OF BERNARD, ABBOT, DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
ment of being a man “without deceit.” Nathaniel was at a loss that Jesus
Think twice before marching off
None of us is immune from the spirit of the age we live in, and some- not only knew him and his character but had already somehow seen him
times that spirit is not particularly holy. The era of the Crusades in 11th- “under the fig tree”—an expression that may be a euphemism for being a
century Europe was such a time, and even a saint as great as Bernard of seeker of peace, a seeker of the kingdom of God. If you feel alone facing
Clairvaux was caught up in it. After being persuaded to whip up support what today has in store, pray confidently with the psalmist, “Lord, you
for the Second Crusade, Bernard came to regret his involvement in this probe me and you know me. . . . with all my ways you are familiar,” and,
ill-conceived venture. Have you ever made a decision you later regret- full of trust, encounter again the Lord who knows you.
TODAY’S READINGS: Revelation 21:9b-14; John 1:45-51 (629)
ted? We’ve all been there at one time or another, which is one reason
saints are so endearing: They were real people who became saints not
“How do you know me?”
because they were perfect but because they dealt with their shortcomings SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 2013
in a holy way.
TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
TODAY’S READINGS: Isaiah 66:18-21; Hebrews 12:5-7, 11-13;
TODAY’S READINGS: Judges 6:11-24a; Matthew 19:23-30
(420)
Luke 13:22-30 (123)
“Many who are first will be last, and the last will be first.”
“After the master of the house has arisen and locked the door,
then will you stand outside knocking and saying, ‘Lord, open
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21—Pass the olives!
In biblical times olives were a very important commodity. Their oil was
the door for us.’”
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brew word for “anointing.” Today you can find oil in the form of Clarissa Aljentera, Alice Camille, Daniel Grippo, Father Larry Janowski, O.F.M.,
chrism—oil mixed with scents—in the “sacraments of initiation,” Bap- Siobhán O’Neill, Joel Schorn, Patrice J. Tuohy, Sister Julie Vieira, I.H.M.
tism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders (Ordination), and in the dedication
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WORSHIP COMMISSION cultivates the liturgical life of the parish by fostering full, active and conscious
participation of the community.
Be a part of St. Edna’s
CHILDREN’S CHOIR
for the 2013-2014 school year
is looking for
(Instrumentalists by audition only.)
Rehearsals are on Wednesdays,
5:30-6:30 p.m., beginning
September 11, 2013
(Sing at Mass once a month.)
Please return form to the Parish Office by
August 27, 2013.
Name:________________________
Grade:_____________
Rehearsals are on
Wednesdays,
4:30 – 5:15 p.m.,
beginning
September 11, 2013
(Sing at Mass once a month.)
Please return bottom portion to the
Parish Office by August 30, 2013.
Name:______________________
Grade:___________
Instrument: ___________________
Birthday______________________
Address:______________________
_____________________________
Home Phone:
_____________________________
Parent(s) name(s):_______________
_____________________________
Work phone:__________________
Cell:_________________________
E-mail address _________________
Address:___________________
___________________________
___________________________
Home Phone: _________________
Birthday ____________________
Parent(s) name(s):______________
___________________________
Work phone:__________________
Cell:________________________
E-mail address:________________
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FAITH FORMATION COMMISSION fosters the life-long growth, of all, in the Catholic Faith.
Eucharistic Minister & Sacristan Workshop
All commissions for Eucharistic Ministers end December 1, 2013. We
would like to take this opportunity to gather all our EM’s and Sacristans
for a time of prayer, faith formation and review of procedures. Eucharistic Ministers will then be re-commissioned for three more years.
The following dates and times are available:
Tuesday, August 20th
Saturday, August 24th
Thursday, August 29th
Thursday, September 12th
Tuesday, September 17th
Saturday, September 21st
10:00-12:30
10:00-12:30
10:00-12:30
10:00-12:30
10:00-12:30
10:00-12:30
or
7:00-9:30pm
or
or
7:00-9:30pm
7:00-9:30pm
To register please e-mail Lorie Crepeau at lcrepeau@stedna.org or call the Parish Office at
847-398-3362. Please leave your name, e-mail address, phone number and date and time you
will be attending. Please register 1 week prior to class attending.
Bible Study Series: The Book of the Prophet Daniel
When:
Monday’s 9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/30 & 10/7
7-8:30pm
Wednesday’s 9/11, 9/18, 9/25, 10/2 & 10/9
7-8:30pm
Friday’s 9/13, 9/20, 9/27, 10/4, & 10/11
10-11:30am
Instructor: Lorie Crepeau
Cost: $10.00/person
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Registration for Prophet Daniel
Name: ________________________________ Phone: ___________________
E-Mail: ___________________________________________________________
Day Attending: _____ Monday _____ Wednesday _____ Friday
Registration Deadline: August 21st
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YO U T H M I N I S T RY
AUGUST 15-31, 2013
Here’s a few of the things that Youth Ministry
has planned for the coming months
Future events
Confirmation Parent Meeting:
7 PM, Aug. 29 for those families
in the Confirmation Preparation
classes. Books and syllabi will
be passed at out this meeting.
CHWC 2014: Registration for
next summer’s camp will start
September 9. 2104 Location
and date will be announced at
the end of August.
PMT Retreat : All high school teens who
are involved in PMT or would like to be are
invited to join us for the Peer Ministry Retreat sponsored by Cultivation Ministries at
Camp Timberlee the weekend of Aug. 2425. This two day Retreat is designed to
strengthen Parish ministry teams through
workshops, games, prayer and fun. The
cost is $100 per peer minister.
Confirmation Classes start on Sunday,
Confirmation Preparation
classes: Sunday, Sept. 22. 4pm
Confirmation for class of 2013:
Rehearsal: Nov. 5, 7 PM.
Confirmation Mass Nov. 15,
7 PM
Kairos 10: January 24-27, 2014.
Our retreat for high school
Juniors and Seniors.
Sept. 22, 2013 . Classes run from 4-5:15
PM. If you have not yet registered, please
visit the Parish office for the registration
forms.
Our 2 years Confirmation Preparation
classes start in 8th grade, continue into 9th
and conclude with Confirmation in November. There are 10 classes each school year
and 3 classes the final few months. Also
included are a service opportunity and a
retreat.
November 21-24, 2013
National Catholic Youth Conference
Young people who are currently in high
school are invited to sign up for this conference to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana.
There will be workshops, praise and worship
music, keynote speakers and 25, 000
Catholic Youth! For more information,
check out their website at
http://NCYC.nfcym.org.
We have space for 18 teens.
For more information or to sign up for this
wonderful conference, contact Nancy H.
For information on any of these events or to register for these opportunities, contact Nancy Holpuch at
nholpuch@stedna.or or call 847/398.3362, ext. 341
Here are a few pictures from our evening of bowling
“We are a Catholic Community committed to journeying with young people through prayer, study and
service.”
FAITH FORMATION COMMISSION fosters the life-long growth, of all, in the Catholic Faith.
Heavenly Hands Puppet Ministry
2013-14 Team
Looking to meet FUN teens at St Edna?
Join Heavenly Hands Puppet Ministry!
No experience necessary… we train you!
First meeting is Sunday, September 8, at 9:3011:20AM in the Hurley Center Lower Level.
Check it out! (must be in 6th grade or older)
Directors:
Deacon Greg & Debbie Beeber,
Karen Janisch
August 18, 2013 – 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Like Christ, we must never grow despondent or abandon the struggle
and opportunity to live and proclaim the faith. Perhaps God is calling you to spread that Word through a Church vocation. What a gift
it is to share the Word.
If you have ever considered a vocation to the priesthood, contact Fr.
Francis Bitterman, fbitterman@archchicago.org or at 312-534-8298,
or go to www.ChicagoPriest.com. For information on religious life
contact Sr. Elyse Ramirez, OP at 312-534-5240 or eramirez@archchicago.org, and for the Permanent Diaconate program
contact Deacon Bob Puhala at 847-837-4564 or bpuhala@usml.edu.
Special Religious Development—(SPRED)
Premise: The fundamental premise of the program is that the Church, the Sacraments, 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.
Mission: The mission of the St. Edna SPRED Program is to share the Word and the Love
of God with people who have developmental disabilities.
Age Group: the SPRED Program at St. Edna ministers to children ages 6-10.
Meeting: SPRED meets monthly on Saturday morning from 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.
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PARISH LIFE COMMISSION fosters a sense of parish unity by organizing and welcoming all to communitybuilding events.
MATS FOR THE HOMELESS
The next training session will be held on Thursday, September 5th at 7:00pm in
the Doherty Center. Everyone who is interested in this ministry is welcome.
Please bring a scissors for cutting the plastic bags. Bags and templates will be
supplied. If you can crochet, bring a crochet hook, size M or N. We will have people available to help you get started.
In the meantime, look us up on our webpage at stedna/parishlife/groups/
matsforthehomeless. There are instructions and suggested videos to learn more
about how to make the mats.
Please continue to make the balls of plastic yarn for the crocheters. We do NOT
need bags at the present time. Thank you to all who have worked on the mats and
continue to do so. Because of your hard work and dedication, we have completed Ann Berry and one of the mats she
recently made
170 mats. We appreciate all that you have done to make this a big success.
YOUNG-AT-HEART
FOR SENIORS
Everyone is welcome to join us for our trip to
the Marriott Lincolnshire Theater for their
matinee performance of “9 to 5” on Wednesday, October 9th.
Cost is $30.00 per person, tickets are limited and
will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis—
so order yours today!
Please fill out the form below and return to the
Parish Office (by September 1st) along with your
check made payable to Young-at-Heart.
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Young-at-Heart
Marriott Trip
Grandparents!
All Grandparents are welcome to gather for prayerful
support for your families:
GRANDPARENTS’ PRAYER TIME
Tuesday Mornings 8:30-9:00
in the Hurley Center
BOWLERS WANTED
The Wednesday Afternoon Mixed Bowling League is looking
for bowlers. We meet at 1:00pm at the Arlington Heights
Bowling Lanes, Dundee & Kennicott. The start date is
Wednesday, August 28th and completes the last Wednesday in
April. We usually are finished around 3:30pm. We do not
bowl during the Christmas holidays. Cash awards are handed
out at the banquet in May. The majority of the League is made
up of fellow parishioners. Come join the fun! For more information or to sign up, call Toni Reinhart at 847-843-3306 or
Ann Berry at 847-398-6885.
NAME/S
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
_____________________________________________
Address
_______________________________________________
City/ State/Zip
_______________________________________________
Phone No. (if we need to contact you)
_______________________________________________
The St. Edna’s Mixed Bowling League has openings for anyone who wants to have fun and meet new people. On alternate
Sunday evenings starting at 6pm, September through May, we
gather at Arlington Heights Lanes, located on Kennicott, just
South of Dundee Road. We have a wide variety of ages, an
even wider variety of scores, a Christmas party with gift exchange and shared holiday treats, some special prizes during
the season and a year-end dinner banquet with cash prizes.
New people can join as a single, a couple, or even a complete
team of 4. Please contact Lei Caruso at 847-541-6192, Evelyn
Lionello at 847-398-2530 or Steve Powers at 847-975-3690 for
more information.
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Life is like a picnic, you can plan it,
But you can’t predict the weather!
DISCOVER CFM
We invite all young families, empty nesters, single parents, newly marrieds and
interfaith families to join us for our CFM PICNIC as we celebrate the end of
summer and plan for the year.
We welcome all adults and children to join us for this end of summer celebration featuring food,
games and the opportunity to explore the impact CFM can have on your lives.
For questions or further information, please call Jim or Rosemarie Fagan at 847-540-8757.
Christian Family Movement PICNIC
Sunday, August 25 from 2:00 - 5:00
At the Fagans’ Home, 59 Darlington Drive, Hawthorn Woods
WELCOME TO ST. EDNA
St. Edna Moms Plus
welcomes you!
If you are interested in becoming a member of St.
Edna Parish, please join us in the Community
Room on:
We meet on Mondays from 9:3011:00 a.m. in the Hurley Center at
St. Edna (and other locations).
We hope you’ll join us.
September 8, 2013 at 10:30am
Registration will take place at this time.
August 2013 Schedule
August 19
Centennial Park (no sitters)
1209 Burr Oak Drive, Arlington Heights
Rain location – Arlington Heights library
August 26
Horizon Park (no sitters)
355 South Schoenbeck Road, Wheeling
Rain location – Indian Trails Library
Please visit the St. Edna website, www.stedna.org,
for an up-to-date schedule and more information.
You can find us under Parish Life – Ministries.
Questions? Please contact:
Carrie Petrelis, carriepetrelis@yahoo.com
847-577-7220.
Emily Hill, emilyhill3@gmail.com
***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.***
#E9936-2872-02.
www.stedna.org
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PARISH LIFE COMMISSION fosters a sense of parish unity by organizing and welcoming all to communitybuilding events.
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PARISH ADMINISTRATION
WE WARMLY WELCOME THE FOLLOWING NEW
PARISHIONERS TO ST. EDNA...
Robert and Lucia Battaglia, Filippo, Maria, and Marco
Alphius Britto
Leo and Kathleen Buttitta, James and Joseph
Katie Costello, Kathryn, Jack, and Connor
Theodore Effertz
Deborah Escalante, Isabella
David and Kristine Gruzewski, Allison and Emma
Jaroslav and Katarzyna Gvlizd/Mauler,
Oliver and Maxwell
David & Stephanie Horvath,
Devin and Brady
Hieu Nauyen and Lovelyn Joves
Kevin & Judith Kiser
Joel and Nicole Klemundt, Haylee
Michael and Lora Lynch, Madeline and Bethany
Michael & Elaine MacMahon, Cameron & Connor
Peter and Michelle Mainville, Kylin, Carden, and Carter
Bob and Pat Millis
James and Diane Oddo, Ryan and Tyler
Eric and Danielle Parker
Mary Ellen Phillips
Dominic and Patricia Rotondo, Lucas and Joseph
James and Wendy Sable, Matthew, Christopher, and David
Daniel and Nicole Styka, Alexander and Zachary
Ryan and Dorota Swarizendruber, Ania Maria and Jon Paul
John and Agatha Weisser, John
Frank and Jennifer Zimmerman,
Vincenzo, Anasophia, and Niccolo
www.stedna.org
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PARISH ADMINISTRATION
SHARING OF TREASURE -- Fiscal Year 2014
Week ending August 11, 2013
Sunday Offering
Regular Collections
GiveCentral
ParishPay
Childrens envelopes
Grand Total For Week
Amount Budgeted for Operating Expenses
Greater/(Less) than Budget
Fiscal Year-to-Date 7/1/13 - 8/11/13
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Extraordinary Collections
Sharing Parish, St. James
$
Alms: Willow House
$
20,610
3,025
13
23,648
25,000
(1,352)
437
150
Thank you for your Faithful Support!
Collections vs. Budget
YTD Sunday Collections
$
YTD Budget Sunday Collections
$
$
Greater/(Less) than Budget
Christmas
Budget
$
Greater/(Less) than Budget
Holy Days
Budget
$
Greater/(Less) than Budget
Easter
Budget
$
Extraordinary Collections
Capital Improvement Fund
$
Sharing Parish, St. James
$
Alms (Various Organizations)
$
Archdiocesan Required Collections
$
167,515
150,000
17,515
-
-
-
308
5,685
5,126
9,363
ALMS
Our Alms this weekend will benefit St. Joseph’s Home for the Elderly.
Alms on August 25 will benefit Mision San Juan Diego.
Thank you for your generosity!
STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL strives to inspire our community to express gratitude for God’s many gifts
through service to God and one another.
LOOKING BACK, ACTING FORWARD
On an island in the Tiber River in Rome stands the small Basilica of Saint Bartholomew. In the year 2000,
Pope John Paul II dedicated it as a shrine to all Christian victims of twentieth-century wars and persecution
throughout the world. The side chapels in the basilica contain mementos of men and women who died for their
Christian faith and their love of others. Some of them you will have heard of, some you will not. Many are Catholic, but Protestants and Orthodox Christians are also represented. In 2008, Pope Benedict XVI visited the basilica
and spoke of the great love shown by those whose names we know, as well as that of countless more souls known
only to God who have given their lives or suffered torture or detention rather than betray their faith in Christ. The
basilica is in the care of the Community of Sant’Egidio, which was founded in Rome by high school students in
1968 and now claims fifty thousand members in over seventy countries. Pope Benedict’s visit celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the founding of the Community. Members are lay people who have decided to commit themselves to living the Gospel as fully as possible. They bond through Bible reading and daily prayer, and their stewardship is expressed in direct assistance to the poor, the elderly, and the homeless, and in medical care for people
living with AIDS. They are also committed to an ongoing dialog with other Christian denominations and other faith
traditions, and to peacemaking activities. Like the members of the Sant’Egidio Community, we should observe and
value the images of the saints in our church. They serve as a constant reminder of the value of a gospel-centered
life, and challenge us to risk whatever it takes to follow Christ in our daily life.
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August 18, 2013
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HUMAN CONCERNS COMMISSION will witness efforts in the areas of care ministry and social outreach.
OPTIONS FOR INTERCESSORY PRAYERS AT ST. EDNA
PRAYER BASKET: The Prayer Basket is in church and is offered as a part of the offertory at Mass. Intentions are
placed in the basket and they are strictly between the person that places them in there and the Lord who receives them.
The prayers are then offered collectively during the Prayer of the Faithful at Mass.
ANNOUNCED PRAYERS AT MASS: When people are critically ill, a request form can be filled out in the parish office
for prayers to be offered during Mass.
ST. EDNA ANGEL NETWORK: is currently on hiatus until the end of the summer. Please offer your prayers for all
who need them. Detailed information will be provided when the Angel Network is back up and running on its new
format/design.
SICK LIST IN THE BULLETIN: 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 below:
Angie Alonge
Marie Bataska
Robert Bassee
Pat Baumeister
Geri Boness
Sean Brown
Robert Clark
Sandra Clark
Tony Conway
Joe Coriaci
Ken Cybul
Joyce Dawidczyk
Marilyn Desens
Pattie Dorner
Jane Femal
Dick Freund
Evelyn Friese
Frank Gallagher
Arianna Gillespie
Mary Ann Graham
Joseph Graziano
Nina Hammar
Robert Hawkins, Jr.
Baby Jude Hearn
Father Phil Hensler
Loretta Herrmann
Walter Herrmann
Roy Hoppe
Fr. Willard Jabusch
Jim Jeffer
Jackie Kelly
Bob Kilbourne
Robert Kirsh
Margaret Klepitsch
Ardith Kniskern
Rich Kozik
Peggy Kriss
William LaPlante
Lorraine Ligammari
Shirley Magnus
Lillian Maloni
Jerry Mancuso
Bill Masloske
Pat Mason
Jim McEnerney
Geraldine Mick
Barbara Miller
Asha Molve
Kathy Morrow
Peter Phillips
Bob Pradzinski
Marie Rossetti
Charlie Shorthand
Ann Soulge
Amelia Stoesser
Marty Stoesser
Susan Stoneburner
Warren Swegle
Loretta Takata
Aileen Tansey
Harriet Tantillo
Jim Trausch
Christopher Trinco
Steven Trinco
Dan Tsutsumi
Doreen Von Bargen
Marlene Wielgos
Dorothy Yacullo
Lou Zygmunt
May the God of compassion hold us in the palm of His hand when we feel weary and alone in our suffering.
May ours be the look of compassion and the touch of comfort to those who reach out to us in their time of
need. And may the blessing of compassion be with us all. P. Normile
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 anyway possible.
~Diane Mulroe, Director of Human Concerns
dmulroe@stedna.org
SUPPORT GROUPS AT ST. EDNA
MOURNING LIGHT is an afternoon support group for those who have been widowed. This group meets the second
Wednesday of every month at 2:00pm in the Hurley Center.
MOURNING CIRCLE is an evening group for those who have been widowed. This group meets on the fourth Thursday of every month. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 7:30pm in the Hurley Center.
PIETA is a support group for mothers grieving the loss of a child. This group typically meets on the third Tuesday of
every month. However, due to the parish facilities being closed that week, the next meeting will be held on Tuesday,
August 20, 2013 at 2:00pm in the Hurley Center.
PHOENIX is a support group for those who have experienced divorce. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday,
August 27, 2013 at 7:30pm in the Hurley Center.
www.stedna.org
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Networking—Everything You Wanted To
Know And Were Afraid To Ask
Presented by Jim Boysen
Wednesday—August 21st at 7:00pm—Hurley Center
Networking is one of the most overused and misunderstood aspects of a job search. During this meeting you
will discover these things:
 What is the objective of networking
 Who is in your network
 How to prepare for the networking meeting
 What should and shouldn't be discussed.
 Enhancing your networking efforts
Our speaker, who will lead the discussion of these topics, is Jim Boysen. Jim has a thirty+ career in HR with
companies like the Signode and Paslode Divisions of ITW. He served as a teacher for five years in the Catholic schools in Chicago. For the last several years Jim's been a job coach at Career Transitions Center, counseling people just like you as they go through a job search. He has an excellent understanding of what it takes to
be successful in a job search.
All are welcome! Casual networking will follow the presentation.
Please bring your resumes/business cards/handbills to share.
Sponsored by the SHARE Job & Networking Ministry
(St. James, St. Edna, Our Lady of the Wayside and St. Raymond)
For more information: Tom Mannard at tmannard@aol.com
What is Spiritual Adoption?
Spiritual Adoption is a way to prayerfully bond to one particular, yet unknown, baby as he/she begins the journey from
conception to birth. Through Spiritual Adoption, you commit
yourself to remembering that child in prayer for 40 weeks,
thus “adopting” them, until the day that they are born. This is
a prayerful way to open our hearts to those who are voiceless
and to be a strong witness to the sanctity of all life.
WEEK 22
“Inside my body, I am starting to
produce white blood cells this week.
They are important because these
cells will help my body fight off infection once I am born. My eyebrows and lashes have started to
grow, too.
When I hear my
Mommy’s voice, sometimes I get
excited and punch and kick. Other
times, though, her voice soothes me
to sleep. I can’t wait to see my parents’ faces. I wonder if
they look like me. Please pray for my family.”
The Job Club
consists of a
small group of
people who are
searching for a
job. The group
meets on the
2nd and 4th
Wednesday at 7:00pm each month in Room A of the
Hurley Center with experienced job counselors who
will guide them through the job hunting process. The
group acts as a self-help group assisting each other in
the job search; sharing with each other job leads, and
encouraging each other in their efforts. Each new member is provided at least one individual coaching session
with a Job Counselor.
You will be provided with tools and support to find how
and where to find a job in today’s tough job market.
The Job Club has been active since the end of January of 2013 and during that time 63% of regular attendees have found a job.
There is no fee; no reservations. For more information,
stop by the Parish Office and ask for a brochure.
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• Full Service Coin Laundry
• Open 6:30 AM
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• Attendant on Duty
Donald Cosley
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Family Law • DUI/Traffic • Criminal Law • Real Estate
847-253-3100 • www.cosleylaw.com
1855 Rohlwing Rd. Suite D • Rolling Meadows
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per couple which includes all port fees and taxes. Daily Mass and Rosary
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Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
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STEVEN’S
JAROSZ & VALENTE ORTHODONTICS, P.C.
Practice Limited to Orthodontics - Children & Adults
847-632-1030
Arlington Heights and Deerfield
Jerome A. Jarosz, D.D.S., M.S. - Parishioner
Rudolfo M. Valente, D.D.S., M.S.
Custom Upholstery
• Fine Fabric Selection
• Cushions Made To Order
• Repair/Buttons Replaced
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Tents • Tables • Chairs • Linens • Moonwalk • Games
500 S. Hicks Road, Palatine
847-394-8213
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577-0606
Steve Walczynski
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Craig
Schuessler
$15 Off on Service Call
$50 Off on New Furnace
Financial Advisor
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Arlington Heights
500 E. Northwest Hwy., Palatine
392-6870
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1500 North
Arlington Heights Rd.
847-359-4500
Pain Relief • Wellness
Pregnancy • Pediatrics
Free Consultation & Exam
847-788-0880
3285 N. Arlington
Heights Rd., Ste 206
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ABLE TREE SERVICE
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Stump Grinding,
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PASTORAL COUNCIL
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.
Fr. Eduardo Martinez
Br. Tom Minta
Camille Murray
Erin O’Leary
Katie Otto
Paula Pollman (Rec.)
Marie Schalke
Ann Marie Thomas
Daryn Waite
Tom Wuich
Kris Yambao
Deacon Joe Yannotta
St. Edna Catholic Church
2525 N. Arlington Heights Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
FINANCE COUNCIL
The Finance Council
stewards the assets of the
parish and, as a
consultative body,
advises the Pastor
on appropriate allocation
of funds.
David Diol
Pat Freeman
Wayne Fritz
Jean Justie
William Lyne
Mary O’Brien,
John Pelican
Theresa Stoklosa (Rec.)
Jim Williams
STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL
The mission of the
St. Edna Stewardship Council
is to inspire our community
to express gratitude
for God’s many gifts
through service to God
and one another.
Bob Amend
Deacon Greg Beeber
David Clark
Nancy Holpuch
David Jackson
Sue Jackson
Brent Johnson
Carl Krzystofczyk
Julie Murtaugh (Rec.)
Stewardship@stedna.org
Moderator of Councils
Deacon Jim Gaughan
The Staff of St. Edna
Pastor
Rev. Jerome J. Jacob
Rev. Eduardo Martinez
Pastor—x311
Associate Pastor—x316
frjerryjacob@stedna.org
emartinez@stedna.org
Permanent Deacon Couples
Greg Beeber & Debbie
Jim Gaughan & Sharon For RCIA information
Jim Pauwels & Therese For Baptismal Preparation Information
Joe Yannotta & Diane
gbeeber@stedna.org
jgaughan@stedna.org
jpauwels@stedna.org
jyannotta@stedna.org
Faith Formation
Lorie Crepeau
Heather Daudelin
Nancy Holpuch
Director of Adult Faith Formation—x325
Director of Religious Education K-7
Youth Ministry—x341
lcrepeau@stedna.org
hdaudelin@stedna.org
nholpuch@stedna.org
Worship
Lorie Crepeau
Gary Daigle
Norma Garcia
Coordinator of Liturgical Ministers—x325
Director of Music & Liturgy—x322
Sunday Night Music Director—x342
lcrepeau@stedna.org
gdaigle@stedna.org
ngarcia@stedna.org
Human Concerns
Diane Mulroe
Director of Human Concerns—x315
Parish Operations
Patricia Freeman
Laura Kniskern
Tom Panek
Parish Manager—x314
Assistant to the Pastor/Bulletin Editor—x305
Maintenance—x317
dmulroe@stedna.org
pfreeman@stedna.org
lkniskern@stedna.org
St. Edna Catholic Church
847-398-3362 847-394-5226 (fax) www.stedna.org