“My Lord and my God!” - Holy Family, Inverness

CLIMB God’s
mountain of
justice during the
Easter season.
“My Lord and my God!”
Second Sunday of Easter
April 27, 2014
About
A
bout Us
Us
Holy Family
Catholic Community
2515 Palatine Rd.
Inverness, IL 60067
847-359-0042 (ph)
847-359-0639 (fax)
holyfamilyparish.org
Vision Statement
Holy Family
Catholic Community
invites all to new life
in Christ. Our response
to God’s call is evident
through full,
conscious and
active participation
in our community.
Mission Statement
To engage all in
the sacramental life
through
vibrant worship,
life-long learning and
passionate
community.
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Core Values
Animated by our faith
in God to evangelize,
we live the following
core values:
• Integrity
• Excellence
• Unity
• Service
• Justice
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Welcome to Holy Family
Sacramental / Formation Ministers
Holy Family Catholic community invites all to
new life in Christ. Are you new to Holy Family? Are you considering becoming a registered
parishioner? We welcome you to become engaged
in carrying out our mission. New members are
registered on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of every
month (excluding holidays) immediately following the 9:00 A.M. Mass. Welcome Ministers will
be available at the Welcome Desk to walk you
through the short registration process. If Sunday
is not convenient for you, contact Susan Cabay at
847-274-4423. Saint Paul says, “We are the Body
of Christ.” We look forward to experiencing that
reality with you. Fr. Terry Keehan, Pastor
Friar Johnpaul Cafiero
Fr. Denis Carneiro
Fr. Robert Erickson
Schedule
Masses
Weekdays:
Monday-Friday
9:00 a.m.
Monday & Wednesday
7:00 p.m.
First Friday of the month
7:00 p.m.
(followed by Benediction and rosary)
First Saturday of the month 9:00 a.m.
Saturday
5:00 p.m.
Sunday
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m. (interpreted for the hearing impaired)
11:00 a.m.
4:00 p.m.
Holy Days
7:00a.m., 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Eucharistic Adoration
Everyday
6:00 a.m. to Midnight
Reconciliation (Available upon request)
Communal Reconciliation with individual absolution
First Saturday of the month at 4:00 p.m. in chapel)
Individual Reconciliation (in Reconciliation Room)
Other Saturdays from 4:00 p.m.-4:45 p.m.
Nursery Available
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 9:00 and 11:00 a,m.
Anointing of the Sick
Please know that recent hospital privacy laws have
significantly limited our knowledge of parishioners
who are hospitalized. If you have a loved one who
is ill, please contact our Pastoral Care office to request the Anointing of the Sick. The ideal time for
anointing is when family is present and not necessarily in the final hours of life. Monthly Anointing
of the Sick takes place on the First Friday of the
month at 9:00 a.m. Mass.
April 27, 2014
Fr. George Kane
Fr. Bill Zavaski
Fr. Brian Walker
Fr. Medard Laz, Pastor Emeritus
Pastoral Council
e-mail: council@holyfamilyparish.org
Linda Longmeyer Chairperson (At Large-Council)
Al Clementi
Vice-Chair (Pastoral Care)
Fr. Terry Keehan Pastor (Staff)
Carole Bulakowski Recording Secretary
Sue Werner
Adult Faith
Eileen Neal
Archdiocesan Rep
Lori Bush
At Large (Council)
Bernie Schaeffer At Large (Pastor)
Carla Rydberg
Family Faith
Judy Petrie
Holy Family Catholic Academy
Ken Dirnberger Knights of Columbus
Mike Myers
Operations
Andrew McGovern Outreach & Justice
Heidi Rooney
Staff
Alan Bosslet
Teen Faith (Adult Rep)
Sam Gundling
Teen Faith (Teen Rep)
Tyler Miles
Teen Faith (Teen Rep)
Sandy Stewart
Worship
Council meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month at
7:00 p.m. All are invited to attend and listen
to the items on the published agenda. If you or
your group have an item for discussion, it needs
to be submitted in writing to the council chair
one week prior to the scheduled meeting.
Finance Council
The Finance Council of Holy Family meets quarterly and its current members are:
Edward Majerczak
Kenneth Brzoski
Daniel Rooney
Maureen DeRosa
Jeffrey Rotter
Rosemary Goff
Robert Growney
Weekend Hospitality Donations
Baked goods and bite-sized treats are needed each
weekend for hospitality after masses. Please bring
donations marked “Hospitality” to the kitchen.
Contact Sue at 847-907-3443 with questions.
Father
F
ather T
Terry
erry Keehan
Keehan
“On the evening of that first
day of the week…” With these
words the Gospel passage
this week from John begins.
That first day is the first Easter
and, in a sense, these words
tell us that it is still Easter. The
day of Easter continues. The
joy, hope, power and new life
of Easter continues through the 50 days of this season of
light, culminating with Pentecost. It is still Easter Day. Easter day goes on. The doors are locked where the disciples
are because they are afraid, and Jesus came and stood
in their midst to assuage their anxiety and much, much
more. He appears to them, even though it is a physical
impossibility for him to enter because of locked doors. So in
a very basic physical way Jesus is different. That physical
difference ushers us (the hearers) into the spiritual difference. Jesus is fully human and fully divine and we see this
remarkable state illustrated in this passage. He transcends
physical barriers, but is still in the flesh. He is divine, but
somehow still human. He has suffered and died and yet he
is alive.
In this appearance Jesus goes on to offer peace, show
the disciples concrete evidence that it is in fact he whom
they know so well. He sends them as God sends him,
breathing on them and giving them the gift of the Holy Spirit
with this breath. This gesture, this breathing, complements
God the creator’s actions in the second creation narrative in
Genesis. God breathes life into the clay form of humanity
and thus humanity is given life.
Immediately following this Johannine breath of spirit
Jesus gives some specific instructions for the spirit/life to be
present in a resurrected world. The action item is forgiveness and Jesus intimates that forgiveness is a choice. Thus
forgiven sins are forgiven and un-forgiven sins remain. The
spirit is alive when we forgive. The spirit struggles when
we don’t forgive. Christian people who bear the identity of
Christ are called to forgive each other and that is a critical
way that a world hungering for mercy and forgiveness will
know the presence and message of a forgiving God. But
this message, like almost everything in life, is not perfect.
One of the disciples is not present for the reality of the risen
Christ who bears a message of peace, breath, spirit and
forgiveness. Thomas misses the encounter with Jesus the
Christ. His absence overrides the critical entrusting that
Jesus does with the other disciples and us. They, and we,
are entrusted with not only the message but the reality of
peace, breath, spirit and forgiveness extended in the name
of a God who commissions us to share it with the world.
Thomas doesn’t believe because he can’t simply take the
others’ word for it.
Our world is filled with such doubt. We often don’t
believe because things aren’t so clear or convincing. The
need for forgiveness and second chances are not always
compelling for us, so we may miss many opportunities to
spread peace and extend forgiveness.
The next time you feel prone to violence, take a deep
breath. Be reminded that the God who created you
breathed life into you, and the spirit of that God gives you
the gift of peace not violence. The next time you don’t feel
like forgiving, take a deep breath and be reminded that the
God, who first breathed life into you, needs you to extend
forgiveness.
Our attendance for Masses and services from Holy
Thursday thru Easter Sunday was up this year from last.
There are so many people to thank for making the Triduum
last weekend so vibrant. Judy Klingner has directed the
Passion Plays for our teens for the past eight years. She
once again led our teens in not only quality acting but
expressions of their faith that brought the passion of Christ so
alive. Jill Piccolino and Sue Brach coordinate so many details
of the many services. Ann Bzdawka is a constant source of
support for our music and worship experience. Countless
volunteers decorate our church. Our Footsteps (RCIA) leaders Robin Schreiner, Cathe Haran and Wendy Posy along
with a dedicated team of adults walk with those preparing for
full communion in our church. All of our liturgical ministers:
proclaimers, ushers, greeters, Mass coordinators, table and
light ministers, Eucharistic Ministers, sign language leaders,
AV and loft folks, choir, musicians and visiting musicians work
with our staff of Tom Meehan, Lorainne Soderlund, Marsha
Adamczyk, Ro Geisler, Denise Logan and Colin Collette in
providing an inspirational, creative and vibrant worship experience. Thanks to all of you!
Please look for men and women speakers who will be
sharing their wisdom, creativity, prayerfulness and passion
during weekend liturgies and immediately following weekend liturgies in addition to weeknights during the coming
months. My vision and hope is to invite quality speakers
to talk about real world, relevant and important topics and
issues to further enhance the sacredness of the Eucharist.
We believe in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, so to further immerse ourselves in and celebrate the
sacredness of life, our already high quality adult speaker
offerings will be more connected with the weekend worship experience. Our first speaker will be on the weekend
of May 31 and June 1, Deacon Tom Lambert will be with
us to talk about mental illness during all weekend Masses.
Please look for additional presentations and spread the
word about our unique approach. If you have suggestions
for topics and speakers, please contact Marsha Adamczyk
in our Adult Faith office at madamczyk@holyfamilyparish.
org or at 847-907-3458.
This Sunday our Church celebrates the canonization of
two great Popes, John Paul II and John XXIII. Please join us
in the chapel immediately following 11 am Mass to watch a
recorded version of the canonizations.
www.holyfamilyparish.org
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Living
L
iving Faith
Faith
2nd Sunday of Easter
Living Faith
This is a
prayer,
reflection
and resource
page
designed to
help you reflect
on this week’s
gospel.
Divine Mercy Sunday
Acts 2:42-47
Luke describes the life of the early Christian
community after Jesus was crucified and
was resurrected. Their lifestyle is one of
devotion, teaching, communal life, breaking
of the bread and prayer. Many awesome
signs are done by the apostles, and all
believers share all things in common. The
believers meet daily in the temple area and
also in their homes where they break bread
together. They live in harmony, unified in
spirit, and the Lord blesses them as their
communities grow.
1 Peter 1:3-9
Peter praising God, Father of Jesus, testifies to a new birth of hope that comes to
believers because of the resurrection of
Jesus. This hope is founded through the
inheritance of an imperishable, unfading life
in heaven, through the power of God, as yet
to be fully revealed at the end of time. Peter
encourages the believers to stay faithful as
they endure their trials and sufferings, since
it will serve to prove their genuine faith.
John 20:19-31
John, the evangelist, describes today the
fulfillment of Jesus’ promise to return to his
disciples by way of his resurrection, a gift of
the Holy Spirit. Jesus greets his apostles
who are in a locked room, fearfully avoiding
the Jews and emotionally drained. He says,
“Shalom,” and assures them that it is he,
showing the scars on his hands and side.
He then breathes on them and says, “Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them, and whose sins you
retain are retained.” Then he sends them
out, just as the Father had sent him out.
The apostles then told Thomas, who was
absent at that time, about Jesus’ return,
but Thomas doubted it was Jesus. One
week later, Jesus appears to all of them,
including Thomas, as they gathered in the
upper room. It is then that Thomas comes
to believe Jesus had risen, saying “My Lord
and My God!“ as he puts his finger into his
wounds.
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Weekly Readings
Monday, April 28
Acts 4: 23-31; John 3: 1-8
Tuesday, April 29
Acts 4: 32-37; John 3: 7b-15
Wednesday, April 30
Acts 5: 17-26; John 3: 16-21
Thursday, May 1
Acts 5: 27-33; John 3: 31-36
Friday, May 2
Acts 5: 34-42; John 6: 1-15
Saturday, May 3
1 Corinthians 15: 1-8; John 14: 6-14
Sunday, May 4
Acts 2: 14, 22-33; 1 Peter 1: 17-21
Luke 24: 13-35
Scripture Reflection
What would I wish Jesus to show
me today, to energize my belief in
his presence?
God’s Nudge
by Mimi Ferlita
One cold winter day in November I was
driving with my daughter Lisa to pick up my
daughter, Laura, from college. As we were
talking, I suddenly realized I was driving fast
on black Ice. About a half mile ahead was a
pick- up truck, stopped half off the road, with
people standing around it. Aware that braking
was going to be tricky, and that there was
nowhere to go, since on my right was a 7’
deep ditch where our car could roll over and
on the left was oncoming traffic, I pictured
maneuvering the car using the car’s strongest
supports. As our car slid toward the truck, the
impact sheared off the right side of the car. I
thought, God, “is this how it is going to end?”
Well, gratefully, we all walked away without
injury because the Lord guided and protected
us. This experience was God’s nudge saying
to me “I’m here, got you covered.” Thanks
be to God who is there for us even before we
ask!
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Worship
Worship
Colin Collette
Director
847-907-3425
CCollette
@holyfamilyparish.org
The Worship
Community...
creates a vibrant prayer
and worship experience
so that all may
participate in a fully
conscious and active
way in the Liturgy.
Wedding Banns
Mass Intentions +
Dirk Peterson & Samantha Quinn - III
Monday, April 28
9:00AM Sue Griffin (Tom Luby)
Tuesday, April 29
9:00AM Catherine Mambu
(Jim & Ann Goodwin)
9:00AM Manuel P.A. Claudio (Family)
9:00AM Donald Kendzior (Family)
Wednesday, April 30
9:00AM Fr. Pat (Knights of Columbus)
9:00AM Vance Nwankwo (Family)
Thursday, May 1
9:00AM Manuel P. A. Claudio (Family)
Friday, May 2
9:00AM Ruth Skorski (Chris & Jim Goodman)
Saturday, May 3
9:00AM Pawel Gasiewski (Family)
5:00PM Regina Kaczmarczyk
(Adamczyk Family)
5:00PM Matthew Tunzi (Vince & Marian Tunzi)
5:00PM Patridck Molohon (Erin & Doug James)
Sunday, May 4
7:30AM Husband of Pat Bielet
(Rob Marcocchio)
7:30AM Barbara Jane Lee
7:30AM Bruce Ventura (Stephanie & Tyler)
9:00AM Nancy Savino (Len & Ann Thomas)
9:00AM Helen Polkow (Judy & Ron Laboda)
9:00AM Joseph Bellino (Len & Ann Thomas)
11:00AM John Orilla (Olive Millan)
11:00AM Ann Riccio (Jim & Joanne Curtis)
11:00AM Kurt Cina (Costello Family)
11:00AM Kathy O’Brien (RCIA)
4:00PM Mary Rita Benson (Family)
Mass intentions are available by contacting
the Parish Office
An essential part of our mission is
vibrant worship. As part of this commitment, we have invited dynamic
speakers who will address a variety of
relevant, engaging topics during upcoming weekend liturgies. We believe these
topics reflect the concerns people have
in their everyday lives. May our shared
faith experience help us as we journey
together with greater awareness and
compassion.
On May 31 and June 1 Deacon Tom
Lambert, co-chair of the National Council on
Mental Illness will be speaking about how
mental illness can be very isolating for every
person in the family.
Mental illness affects 6% of the
population yet it is one of the least
talked about and least supported medical issues.
The Barrington chapter of NAMI,
National Alliance on Mental Illness, will
have representatives in the narthex following each mass to answer questions
and present the many programs they
offer individuals and families affected by
mental health illness.
For more information, contact Sue
Geegan at 847-907-3443.
Thank You!
Our sincere appreciation to all of our Liturgical ministers for making Triduum and
Easter so special for our community through all of your labors of love.
Art & Environment
CLW (Children’s Liturgy
of the Word)
Eucharistic Ministers
Greeters
Liturgy Prep
Mass Coordinators
Music Ministry
Proclaimers
Projection and Sound
Sacristans
Signing at Mass
Table & Light
Ushers
Personal Prayer and Devotion
(including Centering Prayer, Charismatic
Prayer, Eucharistic Adoration, Marian
Ministry)
SCC (Small Christian Communities)
Multicultural Ministry
Sewing Ministry
Peace be with all of you and your families during this season. Colin, Jill, Sue and Ann
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Holy
H
oly Family
Family Academy
Academy
Kate O’Brien
Principal
847-907-3452
KObrien
@holyfamilyparish.org
Holy Family
Catholic Academy...
offers an innovative
curriculum that
focuses on cultivating
critical thinking,
problem solving
and teamwork.
Caring for God’s Creation
HFCA Celebrates Earth Day and
Announces 2nd Outdoor Classroom Grant
Our growing Environmental Club, including over 30 students, held an Earth Day Fair attended by
the entire school.
Working in multi-age teams, students set up
booths to raise awareness of 8 pressing
environmental issues. “Our Environmental Club
is yet another way that HFCA expands and
enhances our curriculum’s focus on STEM,”
explains Mrs. Kate O’Brien, Principal. “These
students researched, planned and presented
these topics working in teams as an extracurricular activity. This level of interest and
commitment is amazing!”
Special thanks to our parent moderators Lori
Miller, Julie VonderHaar, and Beifei Yu.
Earth Day 2014 is also the perfect occasion to
announce our second Illinois Schoolyard
Habit Grant which will be used to further our
outdoor classroom initiative.
The grant supports the Academy’s rain garden,
an outdoor laboratory designed to study earth
science in a hands-on manner for learners in
kindergarten through eighth grade. Since we
began the rain garden in 2013, our Daisy and
Girl Scout troops have also contributed plants
and a new tree to the space.
Earth Day at HFCA is yet another example of our students developing as “leaders, thinkers,
grounded in faith!”
Learn more about our Nationally Recognized Curriculum on our website!
HolyFamilyCatholicAcademy.net
HFCA prepares students to be leaders and thinkers grounded in
faith.
To learn more about classes in 2-yr.old preschool through 8th Grade contact
Deb Atkins 847-907-3461 or datkins@holyfamilyparish.org
www.holyfamilyparish.org
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Family
F
amily & T
Teen
een Faith
Faith
Denise Logan
Director
847-907-3431
DLogan
@holyfamilyparish.org
The Family & Teen
Faith Community...
offers faith formation
and catechesis
to preschool through
elementary school aged
children and
high school teens
and their families.
The Good
Sam I Am Award
Jesus taught us the “way
to be.” He used the story
of the Good Samaritan to
tell us how we are to care
for all people.
This Good Sam I Am was
caught doing something
especially good…
Catechists!
Holy Family wants to thank you
for your service.
All catechists and their families
are invited to join us for a BBQ
in the Courtyard.
Saturday May 17th
Following the 5pm Mass
Joey Gurskis
Joey was excellent in
class. He showed great
participation and was a
joy to teach.
Submitted by:
Zach Stewart
SPIRIT CAMP 2014
June 23-27, 9am - 12:15pm
Please RSVP to Sue Brach.
sbrach@holyfamilyparish.org
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for 3yr olds through 4 grade
Join us for a week of Bible stories, crafts, games, songs and
activities, as we learn about God’s love for ALL of us!
ONLINE VOLUNTEER
Registration is OPEN!
We have begun planning for the FUN crafts and activities
and need your help with the following items:
OLD KEYS
SHOE BOXES
WATER BOTTLES
Please drop them off in the bins under the Faith Table
(in hallway, behind Chapel)
st
ALL Campers Registration starts on May 1 .
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Registration for Spirit Camp 2014 closes on May 31 .
Contact Missy Hauer at 847-426-6240 or
Jen Knutsen at 847-705-6247 for more info!
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April 27, 2014
Family
F
amily & T
Teen
een Faith
Faith
Help us congratulate our
High School Seniors!
Katy Barnick
Dan Brandner
Samantha Campbell
Sara Dethloff
On April 8th,34 Holy Family seniors were presented
Joe Fasanella
the Vicariate Youth Leadership Award.
Kyle Fisher
They received their awards in the fields of:
Timothy Foszcz
Catechesis & Evangelization,
Vivana
Gonzalez
Parish Leadership, and Prayer & Worship.
Michael Graft
Samantha Gundling
Michaela Kapraun
Kathryn Klonder
Brenna Knippen
Hannah Kuhl
Madeline Lopez
Camey Lovelace
Amy Maniola
Tyler Miles
Lauren Polito
Lauren Priebe
Nick Ratajczyk
Quinn Sammons
Mary Kate Schiffer
Emily Sienkiewicz
Varsha Simon
Alec Stadler
Jenna Szczypta
Allison Tomal
Kathleen Tresnowski
Kyle Trom
Tiffany Walsh
Jacquelyn Watson
We will miss
Danny Wilson
you all!
Emily Worthem
Catechists!
Thank you for all that you do!
Join us for a BBQ in the courtyard.
Saturday May 17th,
following the 5pm Mass.
Please RSVP to Sue Brach
sbrach@holyfamilyparish.org
www.holyfamilyparish.org
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Family
F
amily & T
Teen
een Faith
Faith
Thank you to our teens
for an amazing Passion Play.
Gabi Arnieri
Kristen Barnd
Katy Barnick
Jenica Baron
Andrew Berryhill
Lauren Berryhill
Tommy Bobitz
Kate Bodensteiner
Dan Brandner
Ellie Bruckner
Ryan Cajandig
Nicole Calvarisi
Ally Cochran
Hannah Cunningham
Shannon Cunningham
KristenDethloff
Sara Dethloff
Colin Dincher
Haley Dirkes-Jacks
Julia Dirkes-Jacks
Jackson Dirnberger
Katelyn Dirnberger
Tim Dirnberger
Khloe Drahos
Benita Ekwanwa
Joe Fasanella
Kyle Fisher
Arianne Floody
Erin Floody
Alex Gaul
Allison Gile
Sam Gundling
Kellie Halloran
Patrick Haugh
Joey Homan
Abby Iuorio
Hannah Jozefat
Michaela Kapraun
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A special thank you to all the
adults who helped make this
year’s Passion Play a success.
April 27, 2014
Allison Kiolbassa
Vicki Klanang
Katie Klonder
Braden Kobeski
Cam Kukla
Carter Kukla
Vincent Lobo
Maddy Lopez
Lizzi Lopez
Emily McHugh
Sam McPherrin
Tyler Miles
Grace Miller
Kelly Niggeman
Leon Peterson
Kay Petrie
Jack Rogers
TJ Rogers
Skyler Russell
Madeline Scharm
Amy Sedlak
Alec Stadler
Aidan Stadler
Anders Stadler
KatrinaStadler
Jared Swenson
McKenzie Sweno
Jenna Szczypta
Daniel Tokarz
Amanda VanDuys
Kevin Vizcarra
Maddi Vogel
HoldenWagner
Tiffany Walsh
Danny Wilson
Aly Worthem
Emily Worthem
Adult
A
dult Faith
Faith
Marsha Adamczyk
Director
847-907-3458
MAdamczyk
@holyfamilyparish.org
The Adult Faith
Community...
supports the mission
of lifelong learning by
providing educational,
spiritual, and
formational activities
for the parish and the
community.
Attitude of
the Beatitudes
A Silent, Overnight Retreat for
Women
Presented by
Fr. Michael Sparough, SJ and
Mary McKeon
May 16-17, 2014
Cost: $170
Spiritual Direction
and Companioning
Would a relationship with a Spiritual Director/
Companion make a difference in your life?
The answer is yes, only if you desire to
deepen your understanding in your unique
relationship with the Lord. The trained spiritual
director has the skills to not get in the way of
your unique spiritual growth and yet be a gentle
guide toward clarity in your “Call.” Your witness
is privately held as sacred!
To inquire or schedule an appointment with
a Spiritual Director, contact
Mimi at 847-907-3412 or
mferlita@holyfamilyparish.org
Bellarmine Retreat Center, 420 County
Line Road, Barrington, IL 60010
Webcast Presentation
with Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM
This retreat begins on Friday night with
food and fellowship and continues through
Saturday evening, concluding at 8:00 pm.
During the retreat, you can listen to the
talks, walk the Way of the Cross, pray the
Rosary, receive the sacraments of Penance, Eucharist and Healing, converse
with a Spiritual Director or simply enjoy the
beauty of 80 wooded acres set outside the
grind of daily life.
“Meeting the St. Paul
You Never Knew”
To register, contact Mimi Ferlita
at 847-907-3412 or
mferlita@holyfamilyparish.org
Tuesday,
May 20, 2014
7:00 -9:00 pm
$10 suggested
donation
To register, contact Mimi Ferlita at
847-907-3412 or
mferlita@holyfamilyparish.org
Did you know that Holy Family Adult Faith offers
many opportunities for growth and support?
Bible Study Groups – Meet at various times and are ongoing, always welcoming new members. Contact Tom Toussaint at 847-818-8390 or tomtoussaint@
hotmail.com
Retrouvaille – A program of support for couples experiencing difficulty in marriage. Contact Nancy and Ray at 847-907-3411 or
nlacek@holyfamilyparish.org
Annulment Support – A ministry of support for those going through the annulment process. Contact Jan Romanowski at 847-705-4909
www.holyfamilyparish.org
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Adult
A
dult Faith
Faith
Congratulations to our
Holy Family
Newlyweds!
Golden Wedding
Anniversary Mass
(for all couples married in 1964)
Holy Name Cathedral
735 North State Street
Chicago, IL
Sunday, September 14, 2014
2:45 pm
For further information or to register,
please call 312-534-8351 or visit
www.familyministries.org and click on
“Married” and then on “Golden
Anniversary Mass” to register.
Janet and David Kerr
S.M.A.R.T.
40’s+ SINGLES
MINISTRY
S.M.A.R.T. (Singles 40+ Ministry) Upcoming Events:
Friday, May 2, 2014 – S.M.A.R.T. 1st Friday Social – Casual social beginning at 5:00 pm
at Emmett’s Ale House, 110 N. Brockway, Palatine. Visit www.emmettsalehouse.com for
more info.
Friday, May 16, 2014 – S.M.A.R.T. TGIF Social – Casual social beginning at 5:00 pm at
the Lucky Monk, 105 Hollywood Blvd., South Barrington. Look for us on the patio, weather
permitting. Visit www.theluckymonk.com for more info.
Sunday, May 18, 2014 – S.M.A.R.T. Cancer Walk Service Project – Join our team from
11 am-2 pm at South Barrington’s The Arboretum shopping center for the 5th annual Wellness Place community cancer walk & survivor/family celebration honoring individuals and
families affected by cancer. Activities include a 1 mile walk, balloon release, food, games
and a live performance by Modern Day Romeos. Proceeds raised benefit Palatine based
Wellness Place who provides cancer related counseling, education and support programs
at no charge to those living with cancer and their loved ones. Our team is a minimum of
10 participating members (friends are welcome!) and $200 in donations. Early bird registration is $35 by May 15. Use code CAL2014 for $5 off! Day of event registration is $40.
To register as a “Holy Family S.M.A.R.T. Singles” team member visit www.wellnessplacewalk.kintera.org, then click on “View All Teams” under “Information” or call 847-241-5975
For more information about our S.M.A.R.T. Ministry, contact smartministry@gmail.com
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Adult
A
dult Faith
Faith
Jewish-Catholic Dialogue
(and Fun!):
Coming to Know our
Friends at Beth Tikvah
Facilitated by Fr. Terry Keehan and Rabbi Taron Tachman
Wednesday, May 7, 2014 - at Holy Family - 7:00-9:00 pm
Wednesday, May 14, 2014 - at Beth Tikvah - 7:00-9:00 pm
There is no charge for these two evenings.
Please join Fr. Terry Keehan on Wednesday, May 7, 2014, 7:00-9:00 pm at
Holy Family to discuss questions about Catholicism that Beth Tikvah
congregants have submitted to us. Then, on Wednesday, May 14, 2014,
7:00-9:00 pm, please come to Beth Tikvah, 300 Hillcrest Blvd in Hoffman
Estates, to have a discussion with our Jewish friends about Judaism. These will
prove to be enjoyable and stimulating evenings.
Holy Family
Catholic Community
Fr. Terry Keehan, Pastor
2515 Palatine Road
Inverness, IL 60067
847-359-0042
www.holyfamilyparish.org
To register, fill out the form below and return it to Holy Family, or contact Mary
Whiteside at 847-907-3450 or mwhiteside@holyfamilyparish.org
Jewish - Catholic Dialogue—May 7 and 14, 2014
Attn: Mary Whiteside
Name ______________________________________________________________
Email _______________________________________Phone __________________
www.holyfamilyparish.org
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Outreach
O
utreach & JJustice
ustice
Sue Geegan
Director
847-907-3443
SGeegan
@holyfamilyparish.org
The Outreach &
Justice
Community...
offers assistance
programs, as well as
ministries promoting
peace and justice,
respect for life and
welcoming new
parishioners
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Hearts for Homeless Families
MAY 3, 2014
Catholic Charities’ 25th Annual Hearts for Homeless Families benefit will be held Saturday,
May 3 at Chevy Chase Country Club in Wheeling. This elegant dinner-dance will benefit
the agency’s New Hope Apartments program, which provides emergency and transitional
housing for homeless families with children, and the counseling and support needed to
help them become self-sufficient. This is the main fundraising event each year for Catholic
Charities’ Northwest Region.
The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with cocktails, a silent auction and live music. An exquisite dinner planned by an executive chef will be served at 7 p.m., followed by dancing to
the Stu Hirsh Orchestra. Tickets are $175 each, or a table of 10 for $1,650. Supporters
also may help sponsor the event, donate items for the silent auction or purchase ads in
the event program book.
For more information or to reserve tickets, contact Northwest Regional Director Mike
Waters at (847) 376-2118 or mwaters@catholicharities.net.
This benefit supports the families in the New Hope Apartment Program that are
published in our bulletin monthly to share their progress moving from homelessness to self-sufficiency.
Host A
Home Mass
Celebrating Mass in a home setting is a
very special opportunity to meet people
in a more informal, intimate setting.
Home Mass dates available are:
Wednesday, May 28 and June 11, beginning
around 6:30pm.
Who to invite: Definitely invite your Catholic friends,
but also consider this an opportunity to invite Catholics who may have drifted away from regular Mass
attendance, no matter what the reason. Additionally,
consider inviting non-catholic friends who might be
curious about the Catholic faith or have questions
about why we do certain things the way we do.
Items needed to celebrate Mass: Use things that
are already in your home: small table such as an
end table for an altar, a goblet for wine, plate or bowl
for hosts, small glass for water, plain cloth napkin for
a purificator and a candle. Hosts will be brought to
your home.
If you have any questions about hosting a home mass,
contact Linda Arthur at homemass@comcast.net.
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HOLY FAMILY’S
SPRING
CLOTHING DRIVE
For St. Vincent dePaul
MAY 3 AND 4
Holy Family will hold its annual Spring
Clothing Drive for St Vincent DePaul on
Saturday, May 3 and Sunday, May 4. We
are suggesting that you bring your donations of spring and summer clothing to
the truck located in the parking lot before
or after mass (except the Sunday 4pm
mass). There will be volunteers there to
take your donations and put them directly
on the truck. Tax receipts will be available.
PLEASE DO NOT BRING ANY DONATIONS TO THE CHURCH PRIOR TO SATURDAY, MAY 3. WE HAVE NO STORAGE
SPACE AVAILABLE. Please contact MaryFrances at mfconway94@comcast.net if
you would like to help or have questions.
Outreach
O
utreach & JJustice
ustice
FOOD PANTRY REPORT
March, 2014
Ten families, including 21
Individuals, were served
680 meals and provided
$95 in food certificates.
Thanks to St. Theresa
parishioners and our parishioners that continuously
bring food to the shopping cart each
week. Over 68 bags of food were collected! We are truly blessed to have
such generous donors. All of our food
pantry clients are so appreciative of the
foods and other products you donate
for their use. Thanks, also, to our pantry
stewards who serve our clients with
compassion and dignity.
ANNUAL
MOTHER’S DAY
APPEAL
Give to Keep a Family together:
Mary was a single mother with six children. A series of events caused her to
lose her home and she was scared she
would lose her children too. Thanks to
the Catholic Charities Samaritan House
Shelter for women and children, Mary
kept her family together. She now has
a full-time job and is saving for a down
payment on her own home.
Each day Catholic Charities’ shelters are
home to 240 formerly homeless families.
Please give on Mother’s Day to support
Catholic Charities. Learn more and watch
a video at www.catholiccharities.net.
Catholic Social Teaching –
United States Catholic Conference of Bishops
The Church’s social teaching is a rich treasure of wisdom about
building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the challenges of modern society. Modern Catholic social teaching has
been articulated through a tradition of papal, conciliar and episcopal
documents. The depth and richness of this tradition can be understood best through a direct reading of these documents. In these brief reflections, we highlight several of the key
themes that are at the heart of our Catholic social tradition.
Care for God’s Creation
We show our respect for the Creator by our stewardship of creation. Care for the earth is
not just an Earth Day slogan, it is a requirement of our faith. We are called to protect people and the planet, living our faith in relationship with all of God’s creation. This environmental challenge has fundamental moral and ethical dimensions that cannot be ignored.
The environment is God’s gift to everyone, and in our use of it we have a responsibility
towards the poor, towards future generations and towards humanity as a whole. . . Our
duties towards the environment are linked to our duties towards the human person, considered in himself and in relation to others. It would be wrong to uphold one set of duties
while trampling on the other. Charity in Truth (Caritas in Veritate. . . ), #48, 51
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Pastoral
P
astoral Care
Care
Eileen Neal
847-907-3417
ENeal
@holyfamilyparish.org
The Pastoral Care
Community...
provides, through
our ministries,
compassionate
pastoral care with
support and guidance
for those who suffer in
mind, body and spirit.
In a Special Way
We Pray For...
Judith Anderson
Natividad Parris
Anne Mueller
Shannon Craft
FIRST FRIDAY
ANOINTING
Please join us on Friday, May 2nd for
Mass and Anointing of the Sick. Invite
those you know who are hurting in body,
mind or spirit to share in prayer and
sacrament.
The 9:00 am Mass will be followed by
hospitality in the Teenior Center.
Disability Ministry Presents:
Free Time for Parents
We provide a fun, structured environment for
children with disabilities and their
siblings, giving parents a morning of
free time.
We meet on the first Saturday of
each month, from 9:00am to 12:00pm
in Multitorium West.
Registration is required
one week in advance!
Registration and Volunteer Information:
hfdisability@gmail.com
Anne Bosslet 847-358-6318
Donna Rogers 847-310-0778
George Valentino
Mary Colish
Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord
and let perpetua light shine upon them.
May their souls and the souls of all
the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen.
This Week at
Holy Family
TO BE JOYFUL AGAIN, a support group
for widows and widowers will meet on
Thursday May 1st from 7:00 – 9:00
pm. Call Elaine at 847-705-9886 for more
information
FIRST FRIDAY ANOINTING OF THE
SICK on Friday May 2nd at the 9 am
Mass.
JOB SUPPORT–unemployed or underemployed meet every Saturday for
networking and resume and interviewing
preparation. Saturday, May 3rd from
7:30am – 9:30 am.
AL-ANON – a support group for family
and friends of alcoholics meets weekly.
Saturday, May 3rd from 9:30am – 11:30
am. Contact Peggy at 847-917-7203 for
more information.
To Be Joyful Again, a non-denominational support group for widows, widow-
ers, or anyone who has lost a significant other, meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each
month at 7 P.M. Following the support meeting on May 15, at 8:00, Cliff Petrak will
present “Don’t Slow Me Down With That Calculator.” Neurons and synapses in the brain
change as we age. How can we keep or minds active, alert, and clear? He will teach
you to master a multitude of little-known, super-shortcut computational techniques involving addition, subtraction, fractions, squaring and multiplication. You will soon leave your
calculator-dependent friends in the dust! And of course, his techniques are great exercise
for the mind as we age. Keep sharp, keep smart!
Cliff is a Teacher Emeritus, author, and a most enthusiastic, engaging speaker.
Note: If you are interested in Cliff’s book, bring $15 for a fun investment in your mental
health and functioning.
All are welcome. Contact Elaine at 847-705-9886 for more information.
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Pastoral
P
astoral Care
Care
Home Care vs. Assisted Living: Heath and Quality of Life
By: Sarah Stevenson
Eight reasons why an assisted living facility could be better than living at home when it comes to
seniors’ quality of life and overall wellness.
As the baby boomers continue to enter retirement in record numbers—a group that includes my own parents—more and more of us will face the question of how to handle their changing health needs. However, many
of us will also face an even more urgent request from our parents themselves: “Please don’t put me in a nursing home.” The problem is this: when mom and dad start to need more daily care, it can put pressure on family
caregivers and strain on relationships.
That’s where assisted living comes in. In a residential facility where there is 24-hour access to personal care,
as well as nutrition and wellness services designed specifically for older adults, seniors can enjoy social contact,
security and support while still maintaining their independence. Assisted living is a great intermediate step for
seniors who need more help than the family can provide at home, but who don’t need the round-the-clock medical care of a nursing facility.
1.
Access to Physical Activity and Fitness
With the latest in gym equipment, group exercise classes like tai
chi and zumba, and personal trainers well versed in the needs of
older adults, assisted living communities offer opportunities for
physical fitness that go far beyond what family caregivers can easily provide at home.
2.
Plenty of Opportunities for Social Activity
Living at home can be isolating, particularly if a senior resides
alone. It can be difficult for the elderly to maintain their social
relationships when they are no longer working. In assisted living,
residents can easily socialize with peers, not only in common areas
but also through planned, structured activities like field trips, dancing, and cultural events.
3.
Intellectual Stimulation
Among the various activities that assisted living communities
provide are plenty of chances for lifelong learning, from computer
classes to book clubs to art classes. Many facilities even offer
guest lectures from visiting scholars and professionals. Those communities located on or near a college usually enable residents to
take advantage of the nearby campus resources, including courses
and cultural events.
5.
6.
Housekeeping and Transportation:
All Taken Care Of
Keeping the house clean, weeding the garden, getting to appointments and social engagements—these are day-to-day responsibilities that often fall on caregivers when a senior parent is living at
home, whether they live alone or with the family. The vast majority
of these burdens are relieved when older adults reside in assisted
living, as the community generally includes upkeep and housekeeping in the monthly rent cost, and many facilities also offer
transportation services.
A Safe Living Environment
For seniors to remain living safely at home, a wide range of home
modifications might be needed if their physical health begins to
wane—such as shower railings and medical alert systems, to name
just two—and the expenses can quickly add up. Assisted living
facilities are designed for mobility and accessibility, helping seniors
avoid falls and accidents and providing rapid access to assistance.
4.
lenging for family caregivers to monitor whether their loved ones
are receiving the necessary nutrients. In assisted living, residents
are served three meals a day tailored to the changing health needs
of older adults. Some luxury communities even offer gourmet dining!
Supervised Nutrition
It can be very difficult to supervise senior nutrition at home. Seniors
living alone may find it unappealing to cook for one, and it’s chal-
7.
Help with Activities of Daily Living
Family caregivers are also generally responsible for helping with
activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, and
eating when a senior loved one lives at home. In other cases, the
family or the senior themselves must bear the cost of a home care
aide. Both of these options can cause personal and financialstrain
on the family. In contrast, one of the most basic tenets of assisted
living is helping older adults with these ADLs so that they can
continue to function as independently as possible.
8.
The Rewards of Independence
Being able to maintain one’s independence is rewarding in and of
it—and sometimes that requires accepting a bit of help now and
then. Assisted living helps seniors care for them while also offering
access to an active and rewarding lifestyle. At the same time, when
families no longer bear sole responsibility for meeting all of their
loved ones’ needs, it can reduce everyone’s stress level and even
improve family relationships. The time that adult children spend with
their senior parents can then become truly meaningful quality time.
www.holyfamilyparish.org
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Operations
Operations
Ro Geisler
Director
847-907-3424
RGeisler
@holyfamilyparish.org
The Operations
Community...
oversees the parish
business and
infrastructure activities
to ensure they operate
efficiently.
SUNDAY
ATTENDANCE & COLLECTIONS - Week 42
April 20
ATTENDANCE:
COLLECTIONS:
$40,000
$20,000
$
To Date
6,330
103,126
25,069
$ 1,607,878
Cumulative Collections
Vs Last Year
$0
-$20,000
Vs Budget
-$40,000
-$60,000
-$80,000
-$100,000
July Aug Sept
Oct Nov Dec
Jan
Feb Mar
Apr
Week
Other Collections (to Date):
Easter
Easter Flowers
St. Paul Mission
Holy Thursday
$
$
$
$
125,967
7,325
44,315
2,038
HOLY FAMILY BOOKS & GIFTS – (847) 907-3413
COMMUNION
MMUNION
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April 27, 2014
CONFIRMATION
Family Album
Baptism
Baptism is the
Church’s Sacrament of
Initiation. We warmly
welcome our newest
members.
Josephyne Loretta Pearce
Child of Michael & Jennifer
Dylan James Rogers
Child of Derek & Melanie
Cash Michael Breslin
Child of Sean & Valerie
Morgan Lee Mescha
Child of Keith & Amy
www.holyfamilyparish.org
To schedule a Baptism,
contact Christine at
847-359-0042.
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Family Album
Baptism
Baptism is the
Church’s Sacrament of
Initiation. We warmly
welcome our newest
members.
To schedule a Baptism,
contact Christine at
847-359-0042.
Nathan John Cipolla
Child of Matthew & Kathleen
Nathan Owen Wisniowski
Child of Marcin & Renee
Dennis Bruce Webster III
Child of Dennis & Jodi
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April 27, 2014
Relax. You’re at Great Clips.®
Hair Cuts • Updos
Open 7 Days
34 S. Northwest Hwy.
Palatine
(NW Hwy & Palatine Rd.)
847-991-1776
Anthony, Dan and Ross Morizzo
Proud Parishioners Since 1989
• Traditional Funeral Services
• Traditional Cremation Services
• Memorial Services
• Pre-Arrangement & Pre-Planning
• 24/7 Availability
• At Need & Pre-Arrangement
As a family owned and operated business,
we take great pride in the service we offer
to the families in our community.
We are more than caretakers, we are
your neighbors and friend. We are privileged
to be a part of this community and
your family. We provide unparalleled
guidance, unmatched care and
unwavering support for the families we serve.
2550 Hassell Road • Hoffman Estates • 847-752-6444
4 Life Animal
Wellness Center
• Free Estimates
• Bonded & Insured
Parishioner
M.J. Miller & Co.
1730 W. Algonquin Rd.
Hoffman Estates
847-701-8377
• Rehab therapies post surgery or injury.
• Healthy Pet Lifestyle counseling.
• Older Pets-stiffness or weight problems.
• Holistic Veterinary Medicine.
• We can help you keep your pets.
• Healthy and happy for years to come!!!!
Fine Jewelry & Gifts
We Buy Estates,
Old Gold & Giftware
847-381-7900
123 W. Main St.
Barrington
www.mjmillerjewelers.com
Nova Fire Protection Inc.
Fire Sprinkler Installation,
Repairs, Testing & Inspections
for Commercial & Residential
847-885-1605 www.novafp.com
Happy Murray Age 14 years
Miller Wealth Law Group LLC (847) 466-1045
MillerWealthLaw.com
Office in Schaumburg
Estate Planning: Wills & trusts. Help when a parent, spouse or loved one passes away.
Business Planning: Succession & owner exit strategies. Executive & key-employee benefits.
Tax Planning & Preparation: Reducing taxes to protect family wealth & create charitable trusts.
American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its Subsidiaries
American Family Insurance Company
Home Office – Madison, WI 53783
©2012 006441 - 9/12
Michael Sparks Agency
33 W Higgins Rd, Suite 3010
South Barrington, IL 60010
Bus: (847) 985-0121
mspark1@amfam.com
Jeff Miller, Attorney Pam Miller, CPA
Parishioners since 1995
Jeff is an adjunct estate planning professor at
Tents • Tables • Chairs • Linens • Moonwalk • Games
DePaul law school and admitted to practice 500 S. Hicks Road, Palatine
847-394-8213
www.arlingtonrental.com
before the United States Tax Court.
HEATING • COOLING
GENERATORS
847-987-9738
Insured
Parishioner
www.mechanical24.com
5% OFF ANY SERVICE W/AD
Parishioner Plumbing Contractor
Wants Your Work
No Job too Big or Small
5% of all sales will be donated
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise starting
as low as $1175 per couple. Daily Mass and Rosary offered.
Deposit of only $100 per person will reserve your cabin.
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
an Official
Travel Agency
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
of AOS-USA
G. D. DECORATING
Painting
Interior/Exterior
• Wood Finishing
to the building fund 847-358-5377
• Paper Removal & Hanging
www.intelligentplumbing.com PL13556 • Wood Staining
• Drywall Repairs
JANINE VAINISI
• Water Damage/Repairs
REALTOR®, ABR
• Deck Cleaning & Staining
Keller Williams Success
847-303-1413
847-609-9578
George Darby, Parishioner
www.HomesByJanineV.com
FULLY INSURED
CORCORAN HEATING AIR CONDITIONING INC.
Sales • Service • Installation
Commercial & Residential
HOFFMAN ESTATES
397-5888
TOM
AUTO • HOME • LIFE
BUSINESS
LONG TERM CARE
CHUCK BRAZELTON
Agent & Parishioner
chuck@brazeltoninsurance.com
2549 W. Golf Road
Hoffman Estates
847-882-4800
www.brazeltoninsurance.com
Kathy L. French, D.D.S. FAGD
Kevin Sullivan M.D.
Parishioner
Deborah L. Kleskan O.D.
Brent Ostoich O.D.
Parishioner
Laser Vision Correction
• Contact Lenses • General Eye Care
Parishioner
Serving Families in Our Community Since 1985
Teacher, Presenter and Member of Numerous
Dental Associations and Institutes
630-773-6966
500 Park Blvd.,
Ste. 180C Itasca
1415 Palatine Rd.
Hoffman Estates
847-776-8900
009247 Holy Family Church (C)
www.HAMILTONLAKESDENTISTRY.COM
www.jspaluch.com
Air Conditioning &
Heating Corp.
$15.00 Off On Service Call
$50.00 Off On New Furnace
Or Air Conditioner
Not Good W/Other Offers
500 East N.W. Hwy., Palatine
847-359-4500
KEVIN BUDINGER-Parishioner
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-566-6170
Owned and operated by the Bob Smith Family Since 1912
MARY ANN ROSANOVA-KAPER, MD
MARK A. ROSANOVA, MD
DIPLOMATES, AMERICAN BOARD OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
Parishioner
Surgery & Disease of the Eyes
330 E. Main St., Ste. 1W, Barrington
381-4300
• Complete funeral arrangements
• Cremation services
• Funeral preplanning
• Out-of-town arrangements
• Monuments
RAYMOND LA VIGNE, DDS
Dental Care for the Entire Family
WE
Evening & Saturday Hours
637 First Bank Dr., Palatine
CARE
847-359-1292
A LOT (At Hicks & N.W. Hwy.)
PALATINE SHELL SERVICE
All Repairs Guaranteed
7 East Palatine Rd., Palatine
847-358-4299
www.palatineshellservice.com
Dentistry For:
New Patients
Welcome!
• Children
• Adolescents
• Special Needs
Our promise is to provide customers with good old-fashioned personal
service. Come visit your hometown bank for all your personal and
business needs. We offer a full range of deposit, loan and trust services.
1375 Palatine Road, Hoffman Estates, IL 60195
(847) 963-9500
Russell S. Pollina D.D.S., P.C.
Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics
601 W. Central Rd. Ste. #4
18 E. Dundee Rd. Bldg. 5
Mt. Prospect
Suite 100 - Barrington
847-392-2457
847-382-1720
www.grins4kids.com
Inc.
Door Closers • Safes • Sales & Service
Commercial • Residential • Industrial
Locksmith Services Since 1963
339 W. Northwest Hwy., Palatine, IL 60067
847-359-0557
EDWARD HENNING BONDED & INSURED ROBERT HENNING
Il. Lic# 0192-000118
www.henningbros.com
847-815-5040
Ron Kolze
CENTRAL PLUMBING
COMPANY, INC.
Mailing Center
1590 W. Algonquin Rd., Hoffman Estates, IL 60192
847-934-6700
• Mail Box • Fax • Copy • Boxes • Packaging • Laminating Services
• Gift Wrapping • Notary Public and Much More
DAILEY ELECTRIC CO., INC.
Since 1980
4 Generations of Plumbers
Repairs & Remodeling - Water Heaters
Disposals - Sump Pumps - Rodding
847-705-9054
(847) 359-9789
Jim Dailey — 3701 Berdnick-Unit C
10% PARISHIONER DISCOUNT
Parishioner
Saint Margaret
Sunday Missal
An ideal companion
for personal prayer.
In Stock & Ready to Order Today.
CALL OR ORDER ONLINE. $39.95
800-566-6150 • www.wlpmusic.com
Tom Ryan ~ Kevin Ryan
IL. LIC # PL16019
FAST - FRIENDLY - AFFORDABLE - EMERGENCY SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL
HIGH QUALITY & SERVICE
HARDWOOD FLOORING
New Installation
Dustless Sanding
Refinishing
Free Estimates • Insured
No Job Too Small!
Residential & Commercial • Exterior & Interior
331 West Northwest Hwy Suite 204 Palatine
www.certapro.com
847-963-1820
Pack “N” Mail
KOLZE FLOORING
LIC. # 055-012918
ASK FOR THE PARISH DISCOUNT!
ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
55 YEARS OR OLDER!
CARPET & FURNITURE
CLEANING SPECIALISTS
Parishioners Discount
10% Off With Ad
(847) 426-1900
R. BONO & SONS
Parishioner
JNL CLIMATE CONTROL, INC.
Heating & Air Conditioning
27 Years Experience
847-358-2251
CREATIVE PAINTERS
Nicole Kosciuk, O.D.
Expert Interior & Exterior Painting • Drywall Repair
Reliable Craftsmanship at Honest Prices
847-650-2714
John Beening
Parishioner
$35 Off Service Call
(1 hr. min. not valid on clean & check special)
www.jnlclimatecontrol.com
ASK FOR PARISH DISCOUNT!
Comprehensive & Cosmetic Dental Care
Michael A. Lovda, D.D.S., Ltd. & Associates
www.drlovda.com
1644 W. Algonquin Rd. • Hoffman Estates
(847) 991-0790
Emergencies
Seen Promptly
009247 Holy Family Church (B)
24 Hour
Answering Service
1605 Colonial Parkway Inverness, IL 60067
847.907.9600
Securities and Advisory Services offered through LPL Financial,
a Registered Investment Advisor. Member FINRA/SIPC
www.jspaluch.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-566-6170
Law Offices
“Chores By Chip”
Robert J. Ross
of
Robert J. Ross, Parishioner,
- Wills & Trusts 30 Years Experience
- Business Law www.RobertJRoss.com
(847) 358-5757
Office in Inverness
HANDYMAN SERVICE
ELECTRICAL • FAUCET REPAIR • CARPENTRY
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
South Barrington resident 847-551-1767
OVER 45 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED
FACILITIES ALL ON ONE LEVEL — CREMATION SERVICES
William Haberichter • Melissa Nelson • Matthew Haberichter • Directors
3615 Kirchoff Road • Rolling Meadows
Funeral Home
847-253-0224
MICHAEL HARRY MINTON
Parishioner
Leadership in Family Law • Exceptional Trial Advocacy
Family Matters...Matter to Us
“Realize An Accomplishment”
In The Dissolution Process
Achieving Emotional & Economic Security
•
•
•
•
Daniel Baeten
Our 2nd Century
of Service
847-963-0099
Family Owned & Operated by
CONTESTED FAMILY LAW &
CUSTODY LITIGATION
The Ahlgrim Family
(Parishioner)
Douglas R. Ahlgrim
Owner & Director
630-846-0020
Sales Solutions
For Small Business Owners
www.isesales.com
SUPERB HOME CARE CORP
Provides Home Caregivers To Assist Anyone Of Any Age
Especially The Elderly In Activities Of Daily Living
WWW.SUPERBHOMECARECORP.COM Stephen Alekna (224) 650-0991 (847) 803-8873
Parishioner and Knights of Columbus Holy Family Council #11981
Dr. Richard M. Mruz, MD
PARISHIONER
Member of American College of Pro-Life Obstetrician
Gynecologist
Contact: Gina Eagler or
Christopher Haering
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4800 Hoffman Blvd, Hoffman Estates, IL
119 N. Northwest Hwy.
PALATINE, IL 60067
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847-645-9500
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National Trial Lawyers Top 100 - 2014
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Ability & Ethical Standards - 25 Yrs.
1051 Perimeter Drive, Suite 400 • Schaumburg, IL 60173
847-874-7278 • www.minionlawfirm.com
JOHN C. VOJTA
ALEXIAN BROTHERS MEDICAL CENTER
810 Biesterfield Rd., Ste. 102, Elk Grove Village
364-0040
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415 S. Buesching Road
847-540-8871
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201 N. Northwest Hwy.
847-358-7411
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LOCATED
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Laurie Harris, parishioner
847-519-3600
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Less than $1 per day
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Your Parish in Your Will.
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For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
1.877.801.8608
Toll Free
SKIN WELLNESS
Providing Skin Care through Customized
Facials & Treatments
• Anti-Aging
• Acne
• Sensitive/Rosacea
• Waxing Procedures
Come In for a Complimentary Skin Analysis and
Learn More About Your Skin’s Needs & Solutions
JIM SCHARFE
1246 W. Northwest Hwy., Palatine
847-359-2770
www.jimscharfe.com
847-525-3640
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118 Wood Street, Barrington
IL License #104-009220
Inc.
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Interior & Exterior Renovations
Family Owned and Operated Since 1987
847-202-9496
CELL 847-417-1278
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