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10655 W. Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL 60099 • (847) 872-8778 • www.Ourladyo!umility.org

May 21, 2017 • Sixth Sunday Of Easter

Our Lady of Humility Parish

Parish Mission Statement Mass Schedule As a branch of the one vine, as the family Weekday Masses: 8:00AM – Monday, Tuesday,

of our Lord Jesus, it is our mission to Thursday, Saturday

follow the way of the Lord, by extending Friday Mass: 8:45AM (During School Year)

welcome, embracing in healing love, and 8:00AM (During the Summer)

sharing the good news of the Gospel. Sunday Masses: 5:00PM Saturday

7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM Sunday

Mass Inten!ons Monday, May 22nd

8:00AM +Marie Mirr

Tuesday, May 23rd

8:00AM +Larry McAtee

Special Inten"on For:

Robert Deram


Helen West

Wednesday, May 24th

Thursday, May 25th

8:00AM Souls In Purgatory

+Nykaza Family

Friday, May 26th

8:45AM +Robert Joseph Miller

5:00PM OLH School Graduates

Saturday, May 27th

8:00AM Souls In Purgatory

+Anna & +Diana Nykaza

5:00PM +Anthony Grigonis

+Sylvia Trygar &


Chet Trygar For Their

Wedding Anniversary

+Dr. Leo Perez


Barney & Gloria Farnham

The Ascension Of The Lord

Sunday, May 28th

7:00AM +Cheryl C. Ptasienski

+Camille Pudelek

+Emily DuPree

+Marie Mirr

9:00AM +Audrey Wiedner

+Peggy & +Kay


Katherine Jones

+Tony & +Marie Bruno

+Jim Girard

+Joseph & +Marian Jachim &

+John & +Mary Jachim

11:00AM For The People Of Our Lady

Of Humility

Please Support Our

Adver!ser For The Weekend

Please Remember In Your Prayers Patrick, Helen West, Denny West, Conrad Halteman, Nick, Barb Halle, Dorothy Klawonn, Tracy, Don, Kit,

Laura J., Joe and Barb Arreguin, Garre# Grana, L. Brown, Emory Thorn, Nan Mann, Jeff Thomson, Bill and

Barb, Susie Haluzak, Mary T., Pauline, Baby Raphael, Greg Long"n, Sandy Kramer, Doug D., Jerry and

Marie Pope, George Kleinschmidt, Janice Kleinschmidt, Sandy Kramer, Ginny Merkel, Charles E. Roberts,

Judy and Joe, Carrie Chiarello, Ben LaFaye#e, Ramona Alcala, Sandy Schmelzer, Wanda Boffer, Ka"e,

Nicholas Arnold, Tom, Lesby Mar"nez, Francesca Roberts, Karen Dix, Pat Benne#, Roger, Morgan, Diane

and Brenda, Ed Reno, Roselyn Po#ala, John Shebenik, Jerry Clark, Lynn Krueger, Pat Winn, Pa# and

Ma#hew Heiney, Rachael Chianelli, Tate Baker, Chuck Roberts, Angela Guarin, William S., Toby Tripalin,

Gloria Alfaro, Chet Spli#, Gloria Alfaro, CJ Leffredo, Luana Pe#a, Dorothy R., Theresa and Ray Krueger,

Barb and Herman Halle, Brenda and Jim, Baby Katherine Marie Schultz, Stan Trygar, James W. Triple#,

Diana Vanderheyden, Paul Ohnemus, Roger Heiny, Jr., Gerri Marqui, Jessica Roberts, Sco# S"ckel, Colleen

and Bob Burns, Tom Quivellon, Kathy Sivia, Marge Berzin, Erica Heiny, Charlo#e Heiny, Jean Krapf, Agnes

and Tom Ibata, Corrine Bauter, Gerrie Holmes, Byrd Heisler, Kevin Junge, Jackie Videlka, George Lux,

Victor Figueroa, Jim Wiedner, Joan Zwicke, Josiah Hughes, Baby Sawyer, Baby Piper Ann Marie,

Ma#hew McPhee, Vicki Sturtevant, Donald Engelking, Bob Whiteside, Shauna Whiteside

For The Deceased:

If someone is in need of healing prayers, please call the Rectory at (847) 872-8778 Monday through Friday

between the hours of 9AM and 3:30PM. Thank you!

2 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

Liturgical Roles: Saturday, May 27th, and

Sunday, May 28th Saturday Confessions: 3:30-4:30PM Fr. P. Stemn

Presider:

5:00PM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike

7:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike

9:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Marcelino

11:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Greg

Eucharist Ministers:

5:00PM C) R. Thomas D) L. Geist

S. Ochsner, S. Frank, C. Spli#, E. Roucka

7:00AM C) S. Huff

S. Murakami, B. Dickson, K. Kelly

9:00AM C) F. McFarlin D) L. Nurczyk

L. Mercure, B. Dermody, G. Askew, M. Marek, B. Brothman

11:00AM C) D. Jurista D) R. Bukan"s

A. Robinson, J. Robinson, F. Montoya, B. Reid, H. Gondek

Lectors:

5:00PM (1) J. Frank (2) S. Spaulding

7:00AM (1) E. Tomkowiak

9:00AM (1) L. Shea (2) K. Wimmer 11:00AM (1) P. Duncan (2) D. Grampovnik

Altar Servers:

5:00PM M. Kliora, G. Barbour

7:00AM A. Loucas, A. Maurantonio

9:00AM R. Barbanida, T. Barbanida, A. Estrada

11:00AM N. Hoyte, L. Sabalones, A. Gonzalez

LWC Prayer Leaders: 9:00AM C. Nurczyk 11:00AM D. Jurista

M.W. Med. Center: J. Bockrath

Readings For The Week Of May 21, 2017 Sunday: Acts 8:5-8, 14-17/Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20/1 Pt 3:15-18/Jn 14:15-21

or Acts 8:5-8, 14-17/Ps 66/1 Pt 4:13-16/Jn 17:1-11a

Monday: Acts 16:11-15/Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b/Jn 15:26–16:4a

Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8/Jn 16:5-11

Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22–18:1/Ps 148:1-2, 11-14/Jn 16:12-15

Thursday: Acts 18:1-8/Ps 98:1-4/Jn 16:16-20

Friday: Acts 18:9-18/Ps 47:2-7/Jn 16:20-23

Saturday: Acts 18:23-28/Ps 47:2-3, 8-10/Jn 16:23b-28

Next Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-9/Eph 1:17-23/Mt 28:16-20

©Liturgical Publica"ons Inc

A Note From The Pastor…

As I men"oned at the Sunday Masses last weekend,

Fr. Mike Owen will be serving here at OLH as a part-"me

Associate Pastor. Fr. Mike’s responsibili"es will be split

serving at OLH and at St. Patrick’s in Wadsworth. Fr. Mike

is finishing up his assignment at Queen of the Rosary in

Elk Grove Village, where Fr. Ed Pelrine was serving prior

to serving at the Mundelein Seminary.

One of our parishioners, Alejandro Rivera, son of Ernie

and Nancy Rivera, will be leaving us to enter the Franciscan

Friars Minor in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Here’s a link to the

religious community that he’s entering:

h#p://www.franciscanfriarsminor.com.

Blessings to Alejandro in following the voice of the Lord in

his life.

Summer is fast approaching, and soon children will be on vaca"on. Our Eighth Graders

will celebrate their Gradua"on Mass this Friday, May 26th, at 5PM. Please keep them in

your prayers as they move on to High School. At their Confirma"on Mass last Saturday,

Bishop Rassas, quo"ng St. Ambrose, told our Eighth Graders to “Take firm hold of the

Rudder of Faith.” Let us pray that they keep the Faith alive in their hearts throughout their

lives.

This weekend, for those who receive the Blood of Christ, we are using a new Altar Wine:

Mont La Salle (named a*er St. John Bap"st de La Salle, founder of the De La Salle Brothers,

some"mes referred to the Chris"an Brothers, but not to be confused with the

Congrega"on of Chris"an Brothers, founded by Edmund Rice). Mont La Salle Altar Wine is

made according to the requirements of Canon Law, and is approved for sacramental use.

Their website states, “There is no gluten or wheat product(s) present in Mont La Salle Altar

Wines.” The only reason for the change is that I prefer this par"cular Altar Wine.

Congratula"ons to Phil and Sandy Tobin who are celebra"ng their 50th Wedding

Anniversary this Saturday. They will renew their vows at the 5PM Mass.

Please keep Alejandro, our Eighth Graders, as well as all young men and women in your

prayers, that they listen to where the voice of Jesus is leading them in their lives.

God Bless,

Fr. Paul

May 21, 2017 • Sixth Sunday Of Easter 3


Donut Sunday This Sunday, May 21st, is Donut Sunday hosted by our Knights

of Columbus. Join your fellow parishioners for some delicious

treats, and the even be#er treat of community and fellowship.

If May is your birthday month, please come and enjoy a complimentary

drink and donut of your choice with your friends and The Knights. (Pick up

a complimentary birthday card from the Grand Knights Table at the

beginning of the donut line.) Free Coffee Refills! We hope to see you

there!

Christ First Buckets Of Bucks! As you all know, some of the Teens from our

Teen Ministry are spending a week this summer

at Catholic HEART Workcamp. That’s a week away from family,

friends, and relaxa"on! They are willingly trading the comforts of home for

an air ma#ress on the floor – taking "me out of their summer, "me off of

jobs, and missing summer fun to assist those in need. This weekend,

May 20th and 21st, a"er all of the Masses, can you spare a dollar, and get

some real change in the world for your buck? The Teens will be holding

paint buckets at the Church exits for our Bucket of Bucks Fundraiser.

Did You Know? Memorial Day is coming up soon. Do you

need a Flag? How about a Patrio#c Hat? You

can find both of these items for sale at the

Knights’ Table on Donut Sunday this Sunday,

May 21st, in the Parish Center. Hats are on sale for $15.00,

and Flags are on sale for $20.00.

Orders are s"ll being taken for Engraved Paver Bricks to be placed in the

Sta"ons of the Cross Walkway and Mary’s Garden (front of the Church).

Applica"ons are available in the Yellow Folder in the Church Ves"bule, or at

the Knights’ Table on Donut Sunday. There are s"ll 3 Trees available for a

Living Memorial for a Loved One, or for a Special Occasion. Ques#ons?

Please call Richard at (847) 249-4813.

Our Lady Of Humility School

Preschool Program Do you know anyone looking for

an amazing PRESCHOOL? Please

share the news that Our Lady of

Humility School has both 3 Year and

4 Year Old Preschool Programs!

We offer a 3 or 5 full day program

with before and a*er school care,

as well as music, art, gym, hot

lunch, and bus service! 10 to 1

Student Teacher Ra"o. Please call

(847) 746-3722 to schedule a tour,

and to get more

informa"on!

Come One, Come All!

Join Us To Celebrate

Jesus On The Feast

Of Corpus Chris!! Join us for a Holy Hour on the

Feast of the Body and Blood of

Christ on Sunday, June 18th, in

Church at 7PM. The devo"on will

include Vespers, Private Prayer, the

Rosary honoring Jesus in the

Eucharist, followed by Benedic"on

of the Blessed Sacrament. Bring

your whole family! All are

welcome! Mark your calendars

now. We hope to see you there!

Lost And Found In the Church we

have found a Rosary

with brown beads le*

in the pew either a*er the 11AM

Mass or a*er the Holy Hour on

Divine Mercy Sunday, April 23rd.

A Bracelet was found in the

Church Parking Lot last Saturday

Evening, May 13th, a*er the 5PM

Mass.

If you have lost your Rosary or

your Bracelet, please call Sandy at

the Rectory, at (847) 872-8778 to

describe.

Save The Date – June 24, 2017 This year’s Feast of Our Mother of Perpetual Help will be

celebrated on Saturday, June 24th, at Our Lady of Humility –

star"ng with a Novena at 1:30PM, followed by Mass.

A Recep"on will follow in the Parish Center. Save this

date. Come and join us in this wonderful celebra"on. We

hope to see you then.

For more informa"on, please call the Rectory at (847) 872-8778.

Week At A Glance

Our Lady Of Humility’s Food Pantry Is in need of Pancake Mix and Syrup.

Non-perishable food can be dropped off at the

Rectory Monday–Friday, from 9AM–3:30PM, or

brought to the northwest ves"bule of the Church on

Saturdays or Sundays before Mass.

Thank you for the con#nued generosity!


Knights Of Columbus 2017 Raffle Winners

05/15/17 – Mary Merlock – Pick 3 #493

Congratula"ons!

Note: If you see your name printed in the bulle#n as a Raffle Ticket Winner, and have not

received your check, please contact Richard at (847) 249-4813.

Sunday, May 21st

7:45AM-12:30PM–Donut Sunday (PC, Kit)

12:15-1:15PM–Bap"smal Prepara"on Class (C)

1-5PM–Boy Scouts Eagle Ceremony (PC)

Monday, May 22nd

9-11:30AM–The Legion Of Mary Mee"ng (HCC)

6:30-7:30PM–Cub Scout Pack 68 Mee"ng (H)

Tuesday, May 23rd

9:15-11:30AM–Faith Study Group (HCC)

6:30-7:30PM–Brownies/Daisies/Junior Girl Scouts (H)

Wednesday, May 24th

2-3PM–Junior Choir Prac"ce (C)

7-9:30PM–Choir Prac"ce (C)

7-9PM–The Legion Of Mary Mee"ng (HCC)

Thursday, May 25th

1-6PM–Eucharis"c Adora"on (C)

6:30-8PM–7th Grade Parents Mee"ng (Lib)

6:30-8PM–8th Grade Gradua"on Dance (PC)

7-8:30PM–Boy Scouts Troop 66 Mee"ng (H)

7-8:30PM–Planning Mee"ng 2 For MaKajaWan

Summer Camp (H)

Friday, May 26th

8:30AM-12 Noon–OLH School Dismissal At 12 Noon

(AS)

12 Noon-2PM–OLH School 8th Grade Gradua"on

Luncheon (PC, Kit)

5PM–OLH School 8th Grade Gradua"on Mass (C)

6:30-9PM–Prayer Group (HCC)

Saturday, May 27th

3:30-4:30PM–Reconcilia"on (C)

4:30-11PM–Bingo (H)

Sunday, May 28th

Soup Kitchen Do something helpful this Easter season. This Thursday,

May 25th, is Our Lady of Humility’s commitment to provide

volunteers to help with the Soup Kitchen at Holy Family Services (the old

St. Bartholomew Parish) located at: 914 8th Street, Waukegan.

It is always the fourth Thursday of every month. Food prepara"on

begins at 3PM, dinner is served at 5:30PM, followed by clean-up. We are

usually done by 7PM. Any "me that you can give is greatly appreciated.

If you have any ques"ons, please call Pat at (847) 662-4095.

Sanctuary Light Inten!ons – 05/21/17 – 05/27/17

+Vicente G. Lagarde


RCIA RCIA is ready to take our summer break. Classes for this year have just finished. Our RCIA Team

is: Arturo Bahena, Abba Range, Rich and Marcia Marek, Kim Whiteside, Gaston Placa, Alejandro

Rivera, Deacon Marcelino and Brenda Hernandez, and Gerard and Kelly Metoyer. We want to

thank Our Lady of Humility Church Family for your support and prayers throughout the year for our

Candidates. You have been an inspira"on to them by your weekly presence and welcoming spirits,

as well as each of the Candidates being an inspira"on of commitment to us throughout the year.

Special thanks to you who sent le#ers and cards of welcome to our Neophytes – Church language for new

Catholics :) – at the Easter Vigil. They were very much appreciated.

Our Sponsors: Karmann Wimmer, Rich and Marcia Marek, Kim Whiteside, Alejandro Rivera, and RCIC Sponsor:

Francisca Montoya, deserve our special acknowledgment this year. They accompanied their Candidates each week,

and at all rites and celebra"ons throughout the year, giving welcome, support, affirma"on, and witness to their Faith.

Sundays were special days for RCIA, when the group was sent forth a*er the Homily at each Mass to further dwell

on the Scripture readings for the day, and what it meant in our daily lives. The Team and Sponsors took a turn or two,

facilita"ng these “Break Open the Word” Sessions a*er the Homily of weekly Masses.

In addi"on to the Team, Bonnie Tipton, Ryan Krueger, Jack and Arden Robinson, Mike Mercure, Pete Owen, Leslie

Hazinski, Deacon Askew, Fr. Paul, and Fr. Anthony Jelinek, were guest presenters throughout the year. Thank you,

one and all, for sharing the fruits of your love, faith, experience, tes"mony, and exper"se.

Tremendous thanks to Fr. Paul for his frequent presence and full support to the Team. We appreciate everything

you have done to help us.

May none of us ever forget the precious prayer of our Lord and Savior Jesus as He prayed for all believers:

“My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in Me through their message, that all of

them may be one, Father, just as You are in Me and I am in You. May they also be in Us so that the world may

believe that You have sent Me. I have given them the glory that You gave Me, that they may be one as We are

One. I in them and You in Me. May they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that You sent Me, and

have loved them even as You have loved Me.” –John 17:20-23

Now, we would like you to meet our new Catholics, and our RCIA Candidate who is con"nuing to prepare to come

into full communion of the Catholic Church:

My name is Julia Hach. My husband Dan and I have lived close to Our Lady of Humility for 10 years, first in

Waukegan, and currently in Wadsworth. I have lived in the Chicago area for 17 years. I moved to the area from

California to be closer to family here and on the East Coast. I am interested in art, quil"ng, crochet, gardening, and

reading, as well as my family, (of course). I’m the Art Teacher here at our School, and also work elsewhere 3 days a

week as a Paralegal.

My son Reuben started at OLH in Pre-K4, and is currently in 2nd Grade. My husband and I have always tried to

par"cipate in School Life, and by extension Parish Life, and have always really appreciated the welcoming community

here at OLH. We have o*en observed and appreciated that welcome is extended to everyone who comes through

our Parish and School doors, regardless of whether a family is Catholic or not. I was raised Lutheran, in a family made

up of equal numbers of Roman Catholics and Lutherans. When I was a child I o*en wished I was Catholic, and felt

a#racted to the richness of the Roman Catholic religious life. The Saints and Angels, the 2,000 years of tradi"on s"ll

observed today, and the many celebra"ons and obliga"ons Catholics par"cipate in, all bring color to day-to-day life as

a Chris"an that I have never experienced, but am so happy to have found through our connec"on with OLH.

My name is Antonio Olvera. My wife’s name is Cassie Olvera. We have been married for 9 years. We have been

blessed with 5 children, all girls: Mya (9 years old), Vanessa (7 years old), Milagros and Vida (2 year old twins), and

Camiliana (3 months). Sadly, Milagros passed away a*er 32 hours of life.

I was brought up in a Catholic household, but was not very ac"ve in our church. I decided to join RCIA to finish my

Sacrament of Confirma"on, which I decided to do as a support for my wife to start and finish her Sacraments.

I have enjoyed all the welcoming support from all the Sponsors and fellow Candidates. Since joining RCIA, I feel as

if I have become less distracted by worries. I have been told that I seem more relaxed, and more leaderesque. I trust

the Lord to help me lead by example, and help me in spreading His word even if it may be in a humorous manner.


RCIA – cont’d My name is Cassie Olvera. By law, I have been married to my husband Tony for 9 years. During our marriage, we

have created a beau"ful family. If you ask my older daughters, they will tell you we have six children: we had a

miscarriage, and believe our first pregnancy would have been a boy, Mya (9 years old), Vanessa (7 years old), Vida, my

fourth daughter, 3 years old soon, Milagros, who passed away 32 hours a*er birth, and our newest addi"on is

Camiliana, and she is 3 months old.

I was not bap"zed as a child. I wasn’t truly introduced to any religion un"l my daughters started to a#end Our Lady

of Humility for school. I started to feel some peace a*er a#ending Mass. The last couple of years were rough, and we

stopped coming to Church. During the middle of this past summer, I told Tony “Let’s go to Church”. I felt empty. I

needed and wanted to go back to Church at Our Lady of Humility. Coincidentally, when we came back to Church, there

was a flyer for religious classes. I knew it was a sign; it was "me for me and my daughters to become Catholic. I have

truly enjoyed going to RCIA on Monday nights. I am slowly applying more prayers throughout my day. I no"ce a small

difference in myself.

Prior to RCIA Classes, I’ve always believed in God. I always knew He had a plan for me, and He wouldn’t give me

anything that I’m not capable of doing. I feel a stronger connec"on with God now than I ever felt before.

My name is Cathy Coles. I was introduced to the Catholic Faith by my fiancé, Brian Coles. My Sponsor is Brian’s

mother, Karmann Wimmer.

Brian and I have been da"ng for four years, we have a daughter, Julie Marie, born February 10th of this year, and are

planning to marry in the Church as soon as we are able to do so.

I did not have any religious upbringing, so my RCIA journey has had a big impact on my life. I have become more

aware of God in my life, as well as having made wonderful friends who have helped me understand the many ways

God’s presence and the Church are so important to me.

Hi! I am Emily Bartle$. I recently got engaged to Alex Jones who is the man that brought me to the Catholic Church.

I have a 5-½ year old daughter, Haileylynn. I work at Abbvie in Waukegan as a Customer Service Representa"ve, but live

in the Kenosha area. I am very eager for the warmer weather so that I can ride my bike and just be more ac"ve. I enjoy

doing artsy things and reading books, but my favorite thing to do is be surrounded by the people I love. Many people

have asked me why Catholicism? My answer would have to be that its one religion that just makes sense to me.

Everything they do is backed up by the bible. No one religion in my mind is perfect, but being Catholic to me is a no

brainer. I feel the Eucharist, which you cannot get anywhere besides the Catholic Church, is the closest way to be to

Jesus. I have always felt that my primary goal is to be like Jesus as much as possible, and what be#er way to grow more

in Him and be like Him than to take His Body and Blood every Sunday. I have really loved the RCIA Program, and can’t

wait to interact with the OLH community, and grow more in my faith!

My name is Aus!n Mink. I live in Winthrop Harbor, IL, and I’ve lived there my en"re life so far.

Prior to star"ng RCIA, I was agnos"c. My families’ faith background are as follows: agnos"cs, atheists, protestants,

my Aunt Cheryl and her family on my mom’s side are Lutheran, most of my family down south on both sides are

Southern Bap"sts, my Aunt Renae, my Uncle Cuco, and my cousins, now Godparents, Diana and Daniel are Catholics.

When I was a kid growing up, I was around the Catholic Faith, but was very much looking at it through a keyhole with no

understanding of what being Catholic or a Chris"an really meant.

I went to Catholic Mass at St. Therese of Lisieux Parish in Kenosha a couple of "mes. I even took Eucharist once when

I was a kid, and when the priest gave me the consecrated Body of Christ, I looked back at him and I asked, “Do I eat it?” I

went to a few fish fries on Friday nights at the parish. It was always a great "me with amazing people.

Out of all the Faiths, the Catholic Faith has been around me more than any other. I love storytelling. My lifelong

dream ever since I was sixteen, was to be a filmmaker. My grandmother, Sheryl Mink was an amazing storyteller, and

shaped my love for storytelling, she introduced me to Stephen King, told stories to me before bed"me when I stayed

over, and introduced me to praying. My father was a big part of my love for film, we used to watch films like Star Wars

and Jurassic Park, both of those films shaped my love for film very much.

I consider myself a crea"ve minded person with passion and ambi"on to do what I love

for the rest of my life. I love Our Lady of Humility Parish, and can’t wait to be a bigger part

of the Parish and the Catholic Faith.


Rosary Making Workshop The Legion of Mary will host our first Rosary Making Workshop of

the year, and it is this month, May, which is the month of Mary.

We invite anyone who is interested in learning to make a

Kno$ed Cord Rosary to Donut Sunday this Sunday, May 21st.

Teachers will be available from 9AM-12 Noon to demonstrate the

technique. (An experienced person can make an en"re Rosary in

approximately one hour.)

We also invite those who joined us in the past to come again, and make more Rosaries, or just pick up twine.

We have several different kinds of twine available now, including some new ones.

Our Lady is pleased when we teach others to Pray her Rosary. She wants to shower the world with graces, but

needs our prayers in order to be able to do so. And what be#er way to encourage people to Pray the Rosary,

then by giving them a Rosary you made with your own hands.

Nine Reasons to Pray the Rosary Daily:

1. For World Peace.

2. As a means for calling down God’s blessing upon the family.

3. For courage in facing the hardships of life.

4. As a steady means of nurturing and persevering in the Faith.

5. For healing the evils of our day.

6. For learning Chris"an perfec"on.

7. For success in one’s voca"on in life.

8. As a powerful means of obtaining graces from God.

9. To grow in holiness, and enjoy the special protec"on of Our Lady.

If you have any ques"ons or need more informa"on, please call Mari at (847) 596-2150.

2017-2018 Registra!on For Religious Educa!on Registra"ons are now being accepted for the 2017-2018 School

Year. The Registra"on Form is online.

Religious Educa"on Classes for Grades Preschool through High

School, are offered on Sunday Mornings from 10:30AM un"l

12 Noon, and on Monday Evenings for Kindergarten through 8th Grade, from 6:30PM un"l 8PM. We will be

star"ng classes for the 2017-2018 School Year on Sunday, September 10th, and Monday, September 11th.

Classes will go through Sunday, April 29th, and Monday, April 30th, 2018.

A Catechist is needed for 2nd Grade on Sunday Mornings, and we need Aides for both Sunday Mornings and

Monday Evenings. If you are interested in teaching or aiding, or would like more informa"on, please call the

Religious Educa"on Office at: (847) 746-3744.

The Religious Educa"on Office will be open for Registra"on on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from

9:30AM un"l 3PM through the month of May. The Religious Educa"on Office will be Closed June and July. The

Religious Educa"on Office opens again in August when Registra"on will take place on Mondays, Wednesdays,

and Fridays from 9:30AM un"l 3PM, and each Sunday Morning from 10AM un"l 1PM through Labor Day

weekend.

Registra"ons received a*er August 15th, will be charged an addi"onal $25 Tui"on. Students registered a*er

August 31st, will not begin class un"l September 17th or 18th. Late Registra"on will stay open un"l

September 30th. No Registra"ons will be accepted a*er this date, unless the family is transferring from another

program.


Our Lady Of

Humility School

Enrollment For Preschool

And Elementary School Now

Open For 2017-2018 As a Catholic School in the

Archdiocese of Chicago, Our Lady

of Humility School takes pride in

providing an educa"onal choice

for families who are looking for a

small Catholic School where

children are treated like family,

and an emphasis is placed on

community. For the past fi*y-nine

years, families have enrolled their

children at our School because

they recognize the difference the

right school makes in the lives of

their children. While much has

changed since 1958, one thing that

hasn’t changed is the care and

compassion we have for our

students, and our commitment to

educa"ng the “whole child”.

While academics are rigorously

emphasized, equally important is

the social, spiritual, physical, and

moral development of each child.

Our teachers, all of whom are

state cer"fied, and highly

educated, u"lize a research based

curriculum and best prac"ces to

maximize the talents of each child.

Accredited by the Archdiocese of

Chicago, and recognized by the

State of Illinois, we embrace the

changes of an evolving world,

while educa"ng children to

appreciate a Faith Tradi"on that is

over 2,000 years old.

Our Lady of Humility School is

truly, “Catholic and Excellent”. For

more informa"on, contact our

School Office at (847) 746-3722.

We will be happy to speak to you

regarding our Preschool,

Kindergarten, or Elementary

School Programs.

40’s, 50’s, & Be$er Mark your calendars. On Monday,

June 26th, we are planning an ou"ng for

a fun evening of baseball. We are going

to see the Kenosha Kingfish play Fond Du

Lac Dock Spiders at the Kenosha Ballpark

on Sheridan Road. The game will start at

7:05PM, but we will be having a Tailgate

Party beginning at 6:05PM. The Cost will

be $18 Per Person, with all the ballpark food you can eat up to the start of the

game. Food fare will include: Burgers, Brats, Hotdogs, Cranberry Walnut

Chicken Salad Sandwich, Potato Salad, Coleslaw, and Chips. Sodas and Water

are also part of the fare. We will have reserved seats in the grandstand. If

you would like to join us, please sign-up on the Sign-up Sheet in the Church

Ves"bule by Monday, June 12th. We will

have to pay in advance, so we are

reques"ng you pay Doug/Marijo or John/

Susan on or before Monday, June 12th. If

needed, there are addressed envelopes by

Sign-up Sheet in the Church Ves"bule. All

40’s, 50’s, & Be#er are welcome, we hope

to see you there!

A Taste Of Heaven Awaits Us In Eucharis!c Adora!on! Indeed, Earth is joined to Heaven each "me we are united with

the Saints and Angels in extolling God, who, in worship we see, if

not with the sight of eyes, then with the eyes of faith.

We are called to abide in the Eucharis"c Presence of our Lord,

like the Saints and Angels do in Heaven, as they behold the glory of God, and

sing His praise! The Saints and Angels wait upon the Lord, and do His will in

all things. Their presence magnifies the Lord. They also intercede for us

before the Lord.

When we look upon the Sacred Host, we look at Jesus, the Son of God. Do

we see Him in all His glory and majesty? Do our lips proclaim His praise? Do

our souls magnify the Lord – making Him clearer, more in focus, and larger to

others around us? Do we place the needs of others before Him? Are we open

to the will of God, and strive for perfec#on in our spiritual lives so that we,

too, may one day join the company of the Saints in Heaven?

It is at this moment when we are most in"mately in communion with God,

that we experience a taste of Heaven, a foreshadowing of what it will be like,

when, by God’s grace, we enter into everlas"ng life. “Indeed, this is the will of

My Father, that everyone who looks upon the Son and believes in Him, shall

have eternal life. Him I will raise up on the last day.” (–Jn 6:40).

Do something special during this upcoming Summer, please consider

coming to Eucharis"c Adora"on on Thursdays at 1PM. Come, bring your

whole family, spend some "me with the Lord, and receive His blessings! He is

wai"ng for you!

Wedding Banns

I. Courtney Meilbeck & Nicholas Kalinka

Sacrament of Reconcilia!on: Saturdays: 3:30 to 4:30PM

Sacrament of Marriage: An appointment, at least 6 months in

advance (Diocesan Policy), is made

with the Pastor prior to se@ng a date.

Catholic persons will have to obtain

new Cer"ficates of Bap"sm.

Sacrament of Bap!sm: Baptisms are scheduled the 1st Sunday

of every month. Attendance is

required at a Preparation Session.

Please call the Parish Secretary for

arrangements.

Sacrament of the Sick: Please no"fy the Rectory if a member

of your family is in the hospital or sick

at home, and wishes to receive the

Anoin"ng of the Sick. Phone the

Rectory for home communion calls.

Welcome New Parishioners: We would like you to become a

parishioner. Registra"on packets are

available at each Church door.

The Rosary: Prayed on Sunday a*er the 7AM Mass.

Handicap Accessibility: There is an access ramp on the west,

and a li* on the east side of Church.

Handicap parking is available.

Quinceaneras: Call the Rectory 9 months prior to

se@ng a date. It is required that you

are Registered Parishioners.

Eucharis!c Adora!on: Thursdays 1-6PM.

Our Lady of Humility Parish 10655 W. Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL 60099

Rectory: (847) 872-8778; Rectory Fax: (847) 872-8780

School: (847) 746-3722; School Fax: (847) 731-2870

Religious Educa!on: (847) 746-3744

Parish Office E-mail: olhoffice@ourladyo'umility.org

Web Site: www.Ourladyo'umility.org

Please E-mail all Bulle!n Ar!cles, Flyers, or Announcements to:

bulle!nar!cles@ourladyo'umility.org

Deadline for all Bulle!n submissions is 4PM on Wednesdays 11 days before you

want the Ar!cle to appear. (For example: Wednesday, January 12th, for

Sunday, January 23rd)

Sunday Masses: 5PM Saturday, 7AM, 9AM, and 11AM Sunday

Weekday Masses: 8AM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

Wednesday Masses At Nearby Churches: 7:30AM – St. Patrick Church;

7AM – St. Dismas Church; and 8:30AM (School Mass) – St. Anastasia Church

Friday: 8:45AM (During School Year) 8:00AM during Summer

All Are Welcome!

Our Lady of Humility Staff Contact Informa!on

Pastor: Rev. Paul Stemn – FrPaul@ourladyo!umility.org

Deacons: Jim Askew, Marcelino Hernandez, Greg Krame, Mike Mercure

Principal: Patrick Browne – [email protected]

Director of Religious Educa!on: Diana Jurista – djurista@ourladyo!umility.org

Director of Liturgy and Music: Rita Byrd – rbyrd@ourladyo!umility.org

Business Manager: Laura Jones – ljones@ourladyo!umility.org

Pastoral Ministry, Bookkeeper: Laurie Mercure –

lmercure@ourladyo!umility.org

Parish Secretary: Sandra Buegeler – sbuegeler@ourladyo!umility.org

RCIA: Kelly and Gerard Metoyer – olhoffice@ourladyo!umility.org

Religious Educa!on Secretary/Bulle!n Editor: Margaret Richter –

mrichter@ourladyo!umility.org and bulle"nar"cles@ourladyo!umility.org

Youth Ministry: Deacon Greg Krame

Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Parish Finance Council (FC) Principal Advisor Council (PAC) Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Kelly McComb, President

Terri Rusek, Chair Phil Tobin, Chair Patrick Browne, Principal/Execu#ve Officer

Bill Dermody, Jr. Shelley Benne# Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor/Execu#ve Officer

Ann Ennesser Michael Bruno Laurie Chris"anson, Secretary

Leslie Hazinski Randy Bukan"s Anamaria Colon

Howard Jones Steve Johnson Marco Figueroa

Rachelle Manieri Richard McFarlin William Lindo

Pat McGowan, Secretary Noreen Paulsen, Secretary Janna Ostrolencki

Mia Pryor (Inac"ve) LeRoy Shea John Radosevich

Larry Savage Sharon Ross

Joan Tomkowiak Thomas Spli#

Winnie Webber, Vice Chair

Any Ques"ons or Ideas for PPC, FC, or the PAC?

ppc@ourladyo#umility.org fc@ourladyo#umility.org [email protected]


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