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ST. PETER The Catholic Community of 557 Lake Street

Antioch, Illinois 60002

Phone: 847-395-0274

Fax: 847-395-4553

Website:

www.stpeterantioch.org http:/vic1.archchicago.org

November 9, 2014 The Dedication Of The Lateran Basilica

2 ST. PETER PARISH · ANTIOCH, IL

W E L C O M E T O S T. P E T E R PA R I S H THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PETER

557 LAKE STREET • ANTIOCH, ILLINOIS 60002 (847) 395-0274 • FAX: (847) 395-4553

WWW.STPETERANTIOCH.ORG NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome! Please stop at the Rectory to register in person or complete a form found at the rear of Church and drop it into the Usher’s basket. BAPTISMS Baptisms are scheduled for the 2nd Sunday of the month at 1:00 pm. Families must

be members of the parish for three months prior to Baptisms. Please make

arrangements at the Rectory. PRE-BAPTISM SESSION A Baptism class is required for all parents and is held on the first Sunday of the

month after the 9:30 Mass in the Religious Education Center. To register, please call the Rectory at 847-395-0274. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday ...... 8:30 am and by appointment

MARRIAGES Marriage arrangements should be made at least six months in advance by calling

the Rectory at 847-395-0274.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION

Wednesday 1st Semester (Grades 6-8) 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Wednesday 2nd Semester (Grades 1st & 2nd) 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm

(Grades 3, 4 & 5) 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm

ST. PETER SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 559 Elizabeth St. (former Convent) Phone: 847-395-0246 Office Hours ............................. 9 am to 4 pm Monday thru Thursday and by appointment Mary Leonard…..…….Director of Religious Ed.

ST. PETER SCHOOL 900 St. Peter Street Phone: 847-395-0037 Web-Site: www.st-peter-school.org Office Hours ................. 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Tina Vakilynejad ............................... Principal

PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Michael McMahon, Pastor

Rev. Dean Semmer, Associate Pastor

Rev. Ronald Anglim, Pastor Emeritus

Deacon Jonathan Thompson

Jeanine Kellman…...Director of Music/Liturgy 262-903-1629

RECTORY 557 Lake Street, Antioch, IL 60002 Phone: 847-395-0274 Office Hours………...Mon. thru Fri., 9am - 5pm Saturday……......9am - 12pm Closed for Lunch .….……….12:00 to 1:30pm

PARISH SUPPORT Ted Sokulski……………………Bookkeeper Becky Serna…………Administrative Assistant [email protected] Tom Kurowski…………………..Bulletin Editor Finance [email protected]

MASS SCHEDULE

M, T, W, Th, Sat .…..….….………7:30am Friday…………………………….8:00am Saturday Vigil Mass…………….. 4:30pm Sunday Mass..……...….6:30, 8:00, 9:30 & 11:30 am Holy Day Masses..7:30, 9:30 am & 7:30 pm Saturday Confessions…..….………8:30 am Holiday Masses…………….........…9:30 am

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Regis Trenda Adele Peterson Joel Tune John Carley Joe Annunzio Fr. McMahon

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Carter Bell Fr. McMahon Julie Cannon Fr. Semmer Paul Coleman Jeanine Kellman Fran Gomes Mary Leonard Kevin Noonan Steve Roche David Short Wanda Sobczak Arlene Sokulski Ted Sowa Bob Zuiker Bob Zeien

NOVEMBER 9, 2014 — THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA 3

Briefs from Father McMahon

Today is yet another “departure” from the predictable “lock step” of Ordinary Time. Today’s feast celebrates the dedication of the Lateran Basilica of St. John –the cathedral (or chair- church) for the Bishop of Rome, The Pope. In celebrating this feast we are celebrating in a real sense the official “arrival” of Christianity and its acceptance in the Roman world-no small accomplishment for certain! The Basilica- a large public building-was built by a wealthy Roman family and donated for Christian use with the approval and blessings of the Roman Emperor Constantine who made Christianity legal in 312 A.D. by imperial decree in the Edict of Milan. The Office of Readings for this feast has writings from Saint Ceasarius of Arles, an early Church father. Readings from the Divine Office usually include writings from the early patristic lessons and traditions that are written to spiritually assist the faithful (particularly the religious men, women and those in the clerical state.) Also, any number of laypersons regularly pray the Divine Office for its spiritual benefits. With that preamble, it is interesting to examine the words of St. Ceasarius of Arles (Gaul-ancient France) inspired by this feast: “…Whenever we come to church, we must prepare our hearts to be beautiful as we expect this church to be beautiful. Do we wish to find this basilica immaculately clean? Then do not soil your soul with the filth of sin. Do you wish to this basilica to be full of light? God too wishes that your soul be not in darkness, but that the light of good works shine in us.” The psalmist speaks of “zeal” for the House of the Lord. I think it is most interesting that we celebrate this feast on a Sunday this year when we are preparing to welcome our new Archbishop Blase Cupich. In a very real sense, then, this feast is a celebration of our own life and the Life we receive from God through the church. We are all called to renewed zeal that will also touch us as well if we are willing. What is crucial for us is to understand that we are all called to be Temples of the Holy Spirit through Baptism. Our actions should always reflect our fullest identity in the eyes of God. Maybe it’s time for all of us to take a look at what CONSUMES us and gets our full attention. Is it zeal for the “House of the Lord”? N.B. (Your priority check is still in process. What will it be worth when the time comes to cash it in?). +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I want to thank all our faithful parishioners who have pledged so generously to the TO TEACH WHO CHRIST IS campaign and our continuing to donate their pledge amounts. Thanks to all those who have added money to their campaign pledges. If you have not as yet made a pledge or gift, I urge you to join your fellow parishioners in doing so. This parish can only work with the cooperation and participation of everyone. We are not just school, or religious ed., single, widowed, retired or “snowbird” - we are “living stones” of a living church parish, St. Peter Catholic Church, Antioch, Illinois. I am asking for EVERONE”S participation. Let’s continue our good work and share the Good News! Whether we are St. John Lateran or St. Peter, Antioch we are all signs of God’s living presence. Let us also be signs of God’s generous love for other.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR ‘SUPERHEROES’ WHO HELPED TO MAKE FOOTLIGHTS A SUCCESS! THANK-YOU FOR YOUR HELP AND ONGOING SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH FUNDRAISING EVENTS.


November 15, Saturday, 32nd Week In Ordinary Time

St. Albert The Great, Blessed Virgin Mary

7:30am Catherine O’Neill By Kathy O’ Neill Joseph Sam Tran

4:30pm Intention Of Richard Luszcak By Family

Intention Of Carol Messersmith By Family

November 16, Sunday, 33rd Sunday In Ordinary Time

6:30am Ann Hondo By Family Dan Heffernan By Friends Of Family

8:00am Bernard P. McGovern

Intention Of Peter, Petey, Jimmy Tognaielli By

Lorraine Tognaielli

9:30am Parishioners Of St. Peter Parish

11:30am Dorothy “ Dot “ Brown By Family

Lawrence Schilling By John, James & JoAnn Posch

Mass Schedule November 10, Monday, 32nd Week In Ordinary Time

St. Leo The Great

7:30am Jim Vermillion

November 11, Tuesday, 32nd Week In Ordinary Time

St. Martin Of Tours, Veterans Day

7:30am Joseph Sam Tran

November 12, Wednesday, 32nd Week In Ordinary Time St. Josaphat

7:30am Fathers Day Society

November 13, Thursday, 32nd Week In Ordinary Time

St. Francis Xavier Cabrini

7:30am Sally Dati By Husband

November 14, Friday, 32nd Week In Ordinary Time

8:00am Joan Vistain By St. Peter School Board

Ministry

Weekday November 17 to November 22 7:30am Friday 8:00am

Saturday 4:30 pm

Sunday 6:30 am

8:00 am

9:30 am

11:30 am

Altar Servers

Lindsay Koza Ann Marcel

Liam Barber Kyle Vivian Alex Vivian

Andreas Martin

Brady Smith Andrew Kapchinski Bobbi Chamberlin

Tommy Castino Mary Ashworth Nathan Almaria

Rebecca Zurek Mary Mayday Avery Griffin

Lector Bill Lamb Cheryl Benson Bernard Dost Bruce Pagni TBA

Eucharistic Ministers

Arlene Sokulski Mary Ann Shatto Breanna Carley Jeff Barber

Linda Esser Dennis Carroll Rita Schurger

John Jedele Mary Jedele Charles Hamlin Esther Hamlin

Sharon Theisen Sue Ryan Steve Ryan James Cole

Peggy Baldy Gunnar Breneisen Adele Peterson Renee Renda

Cantor Organist

M. Dearhammer K. Cizewski

J. Marsalek B. O’Donnell

W. Sobczak Adult Choir J. Kellman

Children’s Choir J. Kellman

Celebrants & Deacons

Fr. McMahon

Fr. Semmer

Fr. Semmer J. Thompson

Fr. McMahon

LITURGICAL MINISTERS Saturday, November 15 and Sunday, November 16, 2014


FUTURE REPAIRS TO THE CHURCH AND RECTORY

As we have mentioned during the campaign, there will be repairs needed to the interior of the Church and other work related to the weather proofing of the Church and Rectory. The following projects are tentatively scheduled for the spring/summer of 2015, dependent on raising sufficient funds through the To Teach Who Christ Is campaign. This schedule assumes we will not have any major emergency repairs during winter. REPAIR PROJECTED COST Church interior----ceiling, front/back walls, side walls $60,000.00 Church exterior--- tuck pointing north and south walls $59,000.00 Rectory exterior-- tuck pointing all exterior walls $11,000.00 Other major projects, such as tuck pointing the exterior east and west walls of the Church, tuck pointing the bell tower and replacing the heat/air exhaust units in the gym are potential 2016 concerns unless they become emergency re-pair items before then. The projected costs for these 2016 items appears to be in excess of an additional $200,000.00. To meet these projected costs, St. Peter Parish needs the financial help of every member of our parish family. At the present time we have $850,921.00 promised in pledges. We have already collected and spent $447,000.00 of the pledged amount for the Church/ Rectory roofs. Our goal for the Archdiocesan religious education and formation fund is $372,000.00. We will not have sufficient funds from the campaign to complete the projects unless: --- Parishioners who have made pledges make every effort to complete their pledge, and --- Parishioners who have not contributed to the campaign will recognize the need to help carry a share of the financial burden and make a pledge. Together, we are St. Peter Parish. Thank you and God bless!

Reverend Michael F McMahon Fran Gomes Regis Trenda


Spiritual Life

Readings for the Week of November 9, 2014 Monday: Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6 Tuesday: Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Lk 17:7-10 Wednesday: Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6; Lk 17:11-19 Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25 Friday: 2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lk 17:26-37 Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8 Sunday: Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-5; 1 Thes 5:1-6; Mt 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21]

PLEASE PRAY FOR The Book of the Sick

Lorraine Barrett Sue Lengvenis Doris Svoboda Carol Dobbs Mary Ann Shatto Michael J. Nasca Nellie Makay Mark Crawford Mima Carol Lawson Mackenzie Scimeca Bonnie Eibl Chris Jezowski Kaitlyn Polfer Jennifer Bucher John Cochara Patricia Sailer Louise Morse Robert Gilbert Mildred Martys Robert Kaiser Sr. James Looby Laura Nemes Janet Fitzgerald Julia Hamilton Timothy Dougherty Ann Cloherty Padrick Pederson Kay Meyers Lynn Lach Nancy Balmes Shirley Fitzgerald Connie Khalor Bernard Glynn Philip Lojdl Larry Dusenberry Martin Sokulski Marie ( Ursula ) O’Connell Kristine Gore Sandy Beard Fox Aidan Barber Francis Cardinal George Erica Campos Tracey Poetsch Kevin Roach PLEASE NOTE: We attempt to update our Sick List every 30 days and delete names who have been on the list for that time.

The Dearly Departed

Serving in the Armed Forces

St. Peter lists the names of active duty military personnel. We keep them in our thoughts and prayers as they protect our country and freedom. Please inform us if your service person is no longer active in the military.

Christopher Sherwood Peter Bickelhaupt

Josephine Gaffrig Patrick L. McConnell Jim Kyne

James H. & Robert J. Schreiner Kevin Nelson Katrina Kyne

Jim & Melissa Finborg Phillip Andrew Hettich

Paul Joseph Hettich Spencer Keith

Michael Callahan Jesse Sanchez Andy Hernandez

Jon Marino Derek Duba Stephen Bastain

Shane Parkman Bob Caulfield, III

Michael Matthews Brian Langner Aaron Roman

Steven Orzech Frederic Drummond Jeramiah Paddock

Sean Pasieta Brandon Stockwell Kyle Klean

Robert W. Schartz Ryan Benson Chistyn & Cheryl Gaa

Bryce Roman Gabriel Gonzalez Jacob Allen

Rebecca Stockwell Carter P. Bell Thomas Dvorak

Joseph Mesnard Royce Applegren

Tyler C. R. Weaver Brandon Klean Michael Jendrycki Aaron Marsh Daniel Lee Weston

Robert McCharen Joseph Cernivec Christopher Burke

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica Monday: Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time; St. Leo the Great Tuesday: St. Martin of Tours; Veterans Day Wednesday: St. Josaphat Thursday: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Saturday: St. Albert the Great; Blessed Virgin Mary

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION For several weeks, we have considered penance as a sacrament of forgiveness, and yet there are two other sacraments in this category. The first, of course, is the Eucharist itself. The other is the sacrament of the sick, long associated with penance. The Letter of James sets out the deep tradition for caring for the sick: sending for the priests, who will pray and lay their hands on the sick ones, anointing them with oil, and giving them forgiveness. Long be-fore other rites of penance developed, the sacrament of the sick was therefore a profound experience of forgiveness. Jesus often healed the sick, nearly always as a visible sign of forgiveness of sin. The tradition didn’t unfold smoothly, however, and within a few cen-turies the oil of the sick was taken home to be applied by caregivers as a salve, or even to be drunk as a medicine. As early as the second century, bishops were therefore urging that priests should be the ones to visit those separated by illness from the Sunday assembly. Thus the practice of consigning the Eucharist and the oil of the sick to the non-ordained faithful to bring home was relatively short-lived.


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ANNOUNCEMENTS Next Pasta@ Pete’s Saturday November 13 5:30 PM TO 7:00PM Father Frawley Hall

Altar Servers, Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers We are requesting your unavailable dates for the Upcoming schedule, December , January and February 2014. Deadline Date November 14, 2014 [email protected] Name________________ Email__________________ Type of Ministry______________________________ I will NOT be available_________________________ If I have your email address, I will send your schedule via email. If you do not receive it, please check your Junk Mail!

6:30 pm To 8:30 pm R.E Grade 6-8 ( School )

Anyone interested in exploring the Catholic Faith is invited to call Fr. Dean Semmer at the Rectory: 847-395-0274.

The Week Ahead

Monday 11-10-14

9:30am to 11:00am Women Of The Word 6:30pm to 9:00pm Contemporary Choir Prac-tice ( Church ) 6:30pm to 9:00pm SPRED Meeting ( F.F.H )

Wednesday 11-12-14

7:00pm to 8:30pm Lector Training ( F.F.H )

Thursday 11-13-14

5:00pm Children’s Choir Practice ( Church & Downstairs ) 7:30pm Adult Choir Practice ( Church )

Friday 11-14-14

Saturday 11-15-14

8:30am Over Eater’s Meeting ( R.E ) 8:30am Confessions 9:30am to 12:00pm Virtus Training ( F.F.H ) 4:30pm Mass

Tuesday 11-11-14

8:00am Eucharistic Adoration until 8 pm (RE Center Chapel ) 7:00pm Taize Prayer ( Church )

Sunday 11-16-14

9:00am to 11:15am 7th Grade Retreat ( F.F.H ) 11:30am Children’s Liturgy Of The Word 11:30am Children’s Choir

WHAT’S COMING UP????? REGISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES IS ONGOING FOR 1ST THROUGH 8TH GRADES. IF YOU NEED A REGISTRATION PACKET—EITHER CALL THE RE OFFICE (847 395 0246) OR EMAIL US: [email protected]. Classes for 1st through 5th begin on Wednesday, January 7th. *Students must be registered by noon the latest on the day of class to be able to attend class that evening. JOIN US FOR A BIBLE STUDY OF MARK’S GOSPEL BEGAN ON THURS-DAY, OCTOBER 23RD—TWO TIMES TO CHOOSE FROM 9:00AM OR 7:00PM in the RE Center. This format is from Liturgical Press’s Little Rock Scrip-ture Study. For more information, please call Mary Leonard (847 395-0246). OR . . .JOIN IN FOR A STUDY OF MARK’S GOSPEL ‘ON THE FAST TRACK’! This is a new adventure in Bible study for those who want to learn more about a book of the Bible but cannot make a weekly commitment to meet! Consider this—Read the assignment posted in this column and choose to reflect on the questions in an email format OR a once a month gathering to share on a Tuesday evening from 7pm-8pm! To register for this adventure, please email us at [email protected]. We will be posting assignments in our parish website AND PAPER COPIES ARE AVAILABLE TO PICK UP IN THE FRONT ENTRYWAY OF CHURCH IN THE BROCHURE RACK BY THE ELEVATOR ENTRANCE.

Discerning Your Call To Ministry Lectors are called to Proclaim the Word of God to their fellow parishioners. They are a bridge between Scripture and the faithful. Through thoughtful and reflective preparation, Pro-claimers make the Word come alive to nurture the assembly. Join us as we learn together the spiritual and technical skills necessary to move us from Readers of the Word to Proclaimers of the Word! A training and practice session for Lectors, both new and seasoned, is scheduled for Wednesday, November 12, 2014 and Wednesday, November 19, 2014, from 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm in St. Peter Church. Please call the Religious Educa-tion Office (847 395-0246) to register for one of these ses-sions. NEXT VIRTUS TRAINING AT ST. PETER IS SATURDAY, NOVEM-BER 15TH FROM 9:30AM-12:30PM IN PARISH HALL—NEED TO PRE-REGISTER TO ATTEND. Are you planning to volunteer in a church ministry? Will you be overseeing children or vulnerable adults? If yes to both, you need to attend a Virtus Training session. We are offering one here but you need to pre-register online at www.virtus.org and create a logon and password. Any questions, please call the RE Office (847) 395-0246. DON’T FORGET OUR NEXT PARISH TAIZE PRAYER EXPERIENCE IS TUESDAY—NOVEMBER 11TH AT 7:00PM IN CHURCH. Come and join us in prayer and take some special moments to remember our veterans in prayer. 7TH GRADE PARISH RETREAT IS ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH FROM 9AM UNTIL 11:15AM IN THE PARISH HALL. This is part of our religious education formation programming for all parish students. Those attending our RE program are expected to be in attendance.


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Anyone interested in exploring the Catholic Faith is invited to call Fr. Dean Semmer at the Rectory: 847-395-0274.

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