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10655 Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL 60099 • (847) 872-8778 • www.Ourladyo!umility.org
November 22, 2015 • Feast Of Christ The King Sunday
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. Communion Service: Wednesday 8:00AM
Sunday Masses: 5:00PM Saturday 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM Sunday
Jesus answered, “My Kingdom does not belong to this world. If My Kingdom did belong to this
world, My a!endants would be figh#ng to keep Me from being handed over to the Jews. But as
it is, My kingdom is not here.” –Jn 18:36 Excerpts from the Lec"onary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.
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2 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church
Monday, November 23rd
8:00AM +Fr. John Hayes
Tuesday, November 24th
8:00AM For The Homeless
Wednesday, November 25th
8:00AM Communion Service
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, November 26th
9:00AM +Audrey Wiedner
Deceased Members of the
Wiedner, Caslavka, &
+Frank Johnson Families
+Stella McCarry
+Biegler & +Whyte
Families & +Wally Daniels
+Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
McGrath
Friday, November 27th
8:45AM For The Unemployed
Saturday, November 28th
8:00AM +Richard Podolski
5:00PM +Fr. David Mulvihill
First Sunday Of Advent,
November 29th
7:00AM +Paul Halle
9:00AM +Audrey Wiedner
+Edward & +Helen Kinsey
+Mary Anne Wege
+Tony Bruno
+Purgatorial of Our Lady
of Humility
11:00AM +Marion “Fritz” Sander
+Al Jones
+Eleonore Blummel
Special Inten"on For:
Ernesto Morales’ Birthday
People of Our Lady of
Humility
Readings For The Week Of November 22, 2015
Sunday: Dn 7:13-14/Rv 1:5-8/Jn 18:33b-37
Monday: Dn 1:1-6, 8-20/Lk 21:1-4
Tuesday: Dn 2:31-45/Lk 21:5-11
Wednesday: Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28/Lk 21:12-19
Thursday: Dn 6:12-28/Lk 21:20-28
Friday: Dn 7:2-14/Lk 21:29-33
Saturday: Dn 7:15-27/Lk 21:34-36
Next Sunday: Jer 33:14-16/1 Thes 3:12–4:2/Lk 21:25-28, 34-36
©Liturgical Publica"ons Inc
Liturgical Roles: Saturday, November 28th, and
Sunday, November 29th
Saturday Confessions: 3:30-4:30PM Fr. P. Stemn
Presider:
5:00PM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Bob
7:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike
9:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike
11:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Jim
Eucharist Ministers:
5:00PM C) P. Duncan D) L. Geist
G. Krame, S. Frank, R. Thomas, V. Placa
7:00AM C) E. Palu-ay
K. Kelly, S. Murakami, M. Bell
9:00AM C) L. Mercure D) P. Miller
C. LaFaye#e, P. LaFaye#e, B. Dickson, M. Franco, A. Range
11:00AM C) B. Ennesser D) A. Ennesser
B. McGowan, P. McGowan, H. Gondek, T. Hallberg, J. Jones
Lectors:
5:00PM (1) J. Frank (2) S. Huff
7:00AM (1) K. Wimmer
9:00AM (1) C. Nurczyk (2) W. Webber
11:00AM (1) P. Jones (2) G. Askew
Altar Servers:
5:00PM G. Krame, M. Herrera, J. Habacon
7:00AM A. Mitzelfelt, M. Dermody
9:00AM A. Giannopoulos, E. Giannopoulos, A. Wisch
11:00AM R. Barbanida, T. Barbanida, A. Ewens
LWC Prayer Leaders: 9AM: T. Nurczyk 11AM: D. Jurista
M.W. Med. Center: J. Zaremba
Please Remember In Your Prayers
Pat Benne#, Jennifer Spivey, Joyce White, O#o Grazyna, Diana and Ted Jurista, Maria Fe Bell,
Joan Grzeskowiak, Cheryl Bierie, Kathy Sivia, Janice Kleinschmidt, Sharon White, Sco# S"ckel, Joe,
Jim Wiedner, CJ Loffredo, Dorothy K., Judy Rau, Tomasa Alfaro, Emily, Margie Perez, Judy and Joe,
Daniel Eck, Jackie Videlka, Laurie, Steve, Nancy, Ed Reno, Rachael Chianelli, Nely, Laverna, Mary T.,
Michelle Robinson, Margie, Ben LaFaye#e, Kit G., William Anderson, Bill and Barb, John Dewan, Sr.,
Robert Gilbert, Rita Huber, Daniel Huber, Gerrie Holmes, Jerry Stankewicz, Myk and Laura Jus"s,
Richard and Margaret Sauve, Margaret, Doug D., Baby Saywer, Jerry and Marie Pope, Dorothy R.,
Gerri Marqui, Marge Berzin, Peter Popit, Pa# and Ma#hew Heiny, Florence Cutler, Bob Grazier,
Chet Spli#, Linda Novak, Bill Heiney, George Kleinschmidt, Jimmy Cashmore and Family,
Ma#hew McPhee, George Lux, Dominick Lo Monoco, Pete Boynewicz, Mary Ann Raiden,
Maria Besario, Kevin Junge, Bob Whiteside, Shauna Whiteside, Vicki Sturtevant, Ginny Merkel,
Hayden Mayer, Nicko Figueroa, Sandy Kramer, Luana Pe#a, Haylee Bjorn, Donald Engelking,
Tammy Lopez-Weinke
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!
Please Support Our
Adver!ser For The Weekend
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November 22, 2015 • Feast Of Christ The King Sunday 3
A Note From The Pastor… This weekend we are celebra"ng the Solemnity of Our Lord
Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. This is the last Sunday of the
liturgical year. This weekend’s Solemnity celebrates Jesus as
King, Who has dominion over all crea"on, though we await for
Him to fully establish His reign on earth. And so we pray for His
Kingdom to come, and His Will be done “on earth as it is in
heaven.”
Next Sunday is the First Sunday of Advent, and we begin a
new liturgical year. Advent is a season of prepara"on, and as
such is a peniten"al season. Hence, the color purple.
During Advent, we prepare for Christmas, when we
celebrate and remember Jesus’ first coming. But Advent is also
a "me of wai"ng: we s"ll await Jesus’ Second Coming at the end of "me. Though
similar to Lent, Advent is marked by an emphasis of joyful expecta"on and hope, for it
leads to the birth of a baby, the Savior of the World.
Each year when Advent begins, we see some changes at Mass: We have an Advent
Wreath, which is lit and blessed at the beginning of Advent. As it is a peniten"al season,
we do not sing the Gloria un"l the Christmas celebra"on [An excep#on is December 8th,
the Immaculate Concep#on, as it is a solemnity].
During Advent and Lent, it is also good prac"ce to recite the Confiteor (“I confess to
Almighty God …”) during the Peniten"al Rite. Instead of the longer Nicene Creed, we will
recite the shorter Apostles’ Creed.
As Advent is also the beginning of the liturgical year, it’s also a good "me to implement
other changes. Some have commented that the announcements at Mass are excessive—
quite right, that’s my fault. I will be formula"ng criteria to minimize the number and
length of announcements in the future.
Regarding the presenta"on of the gi*s, the bread, wine, and water will be brought up
immediately, so as to not unnecessarily prolong the Mass. We will not have a post-Holy
Communion Hymn in favor of quiet "me for prayer. Here the objec"ve is not to make the
Mass shorter, but to give "me for silent reflec"on a*er having just received the Body and
Blood of the Lord Jesus; "me for “communion” with Jesus.
Next week, I will men"on a few other changes. As we are s"ll in the month of
November, let us con"nue to pray for our beloved dead.
I would like to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!
Blessings,
Fr. Paul
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Bingo Worker’s
Schedule –
November 28, 2015
Team Five: Krueger, Captain
Floor Workers: Berrios, Crowley,
Flowers, Griffin, Llave, Otuonye,
Peterson, Randall
Caller: Seymour
Christ The King Holy Hour
Come one, come all as we celebrate the Feast of
Christ The King. We will have a Holy Hour and
Benedic"on to honor Jesus, our King, this Sunday,
November 22nd, at 7PM in the Church. Join us for
Vespers, Holy Hour, Rosary, and Benedic"on of the
Most Blessed Sacrament. Bring the whole family! All
are Welcome!
Eucharis!c Adora!on
Please note that there will not be Eucharis"c Adora"on this
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. We will resume next Thursday,
December 3rd. Happy Thanksgiving!
Important
Cutoff Dates From
The Bulle!n Editor
Please note with the upcoming
Christmas and New Year’s
Holidays, the bulle"n will need to
be submi#ed early. The following
cutoff dates are for bulle"n ar"cles
for the December 20th,
December 27th, and the
January 3rd bulle"ns:
· For the December 20th Bulle!n,
ar"cles are needed by Monday,
December 7th.
· For the December 27th Bulle!n,
ar"cles are needed by Friday,
December 11th.
· For the January 3rd Bulle!n,
ar"cles are needed by Friday,
December 18th.
Ar"cles can be dropped off at
the Rectory or e-mailed to:
bulle"nar"cles@ourladyo!umility.org
Thank You!
Please Note! The Rectory and the School will be closed this
Thursday, November 26th, and Friday, November 27th,
for the Thanksgiving Holiday. They will reopen on
Monday, November 30th.
Thanksgiving Day Mass
We will be having a Thanksgiving Day Mass this
Thursday, November 26th, at 9AM in the Church.
All are welcome to join us to give thanks for all of
our many blessings!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Fr. Paul, all of the Deacons,
and all of the Parish Staff would like to
wish each of you a very
Peaceful and Happy Thanksgiving!
Christ First High
School Youth Ministry
Our Christ First Peer
Ministers and Planning
Team wish all of you a wonderful
Thanksgiving. We thank you, the
people of Our Lady of Humility, for
all the support and love you show
to us throughout the year.
May God bless you all with a
peaceful Thanksgiving and a
plen"ful table!
Liturgical Roles
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26th
9AM Mass
Presider: Lectors:
Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike (1) M. Bruno (2) B. Dickson
Eucharis!c Ministers: Altar Servers:
C) M. Merlock 9:00AM A. Leva, D. Reno
F. McGrath, J. McGrath, G. Askew
First Reconcilia!on For Religious Educa!on
And Our Lady Of Humility School Students
First Reconcilia"on for our Religious Educa"on and Our Lady
of Humility School Students will be held on Saturday, December 5th, at
10AM or 12 Noon in the Church. Families can choose either Service.
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November 22, 2015 • Feast Of Christ The King Sunday 5
Week At A Glance
Sunday, November 22nd
10-10:30AM–Religious Educa"on Students Gather (PC)
10:30AM-12 Noon–Religious Educa"on Classes (AS)
7-9PM–Christ First Mee"ng (PC)
7-8PM–Holy Hour For The Feast Of Christ The King (C)
Monday, November 23rd
9-10:30AM–The Legion Of Mary Mee"ng (HCC)
3-4:15PM–EDP (PC)
6-6:30PM–Religious Educa"on Students Gather (PC)
6:30-8PM–Religious Educa"on Classes (AS)
7-9:30PM–RCIA (HCR)
7-9PM–The Legion Of Mary Mee"ng (HCC)
Tuesday, November 24th
No School – School Conferences All Day
9:15-11:15AM–Faith Study Group (HCC)
7-9PM–“Unlocking The Mystery Of The Bible” – Bible
Study by Fr. Paul (C)
Wednesday, November 25th
No School – Thanksgiving Break
No Choir Rehearsal
Thursday, November 26th – Thanksgiving Day
No School – School & Rectory Closed –
Happy Thanksgiving!
9AM–Thanksgiving Day Mass (C)
Friday, November 27th
No School – School & Rectory Closed – Thanksgiving
Break
Saturday, November 28th
10AM-3PM–Covering Books (C, PC)
4:30-11PM–Bingo (H)
Sunday, November 29th
No Religious Educa"on Classes – Thanksgiving Break
No Christ First – Thanksgiving Break
Our Lady Of Humility’s Food Pantry
Is in need of Canned Beef Stew and Spaghe$ Sauce.
Non-perishable food can be dropped off at the Rectory
Monday–Friday, 9AM–3:30PM, or brought to the northwest
ves"bule of the Church on Saturdays or Sundays before Mass. Again,
thank you for the con#nued generosity.
Our Lady Of Humility’s
Food Pantry – Food Needed For
Thanksgiving And Christmas Baskets
For Thanksgiving and Christmas, our Food Pantry
is in need of: Jell-O, Canned Fruit, Canned Sweet Potatoes, Dressing,
Canned Cranberries, Instant Mashed Potatoes, Canned Pumpkin, Pie
Crust, and Bo%les/Cans of Turkey Gravy.
With your help, we can help those in our community that are in need,
have a wonderful Thanksgiving and Christmas!
You can drop off the non-perishable food at the Rectory Monday–
Friday, from 9AM–3:30PM, or you can bring it to the northwest
ves"bule of the Church on Saturdays or Sundays before Mass.
God bless you for your dona"on!
Men’s Bible Study
We will Not be having a Men’s Bible Study this Sunday. We
will have one on Sunday, December 6th, from 7-9PM in the
Hayes Community Room, and then we will not have another one un"l
a*er the holidays on Sunday, January 10th, 2016. In January, we will start
our normal schedule of the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month.
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Soup Kitchen
Do something
helpful this
Thanksgiving.
Thursday, November 26th,
Thanksgiving Day, 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.
Volunteers from our Parish are
desperately needed.
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.
Our Lady Of
Humility
Women’s Club
Christmas Party
Our Lady of Humility Women’s
Club will hold its’ Christmas Party
on Thursday, December 3rd, at
6PM. The meal will be served at
6PM. It will consist of Fried
Chicken and Sides, with desserts
to follow. The cost of the meal
will be $5.00 Per Person. You
may send your check to:
Valerie at P.O. Box 61, Winthrop
Harbor, IL 60096, or leave it in a
marked envelope at the Rectory
no later than November 29, 2015.
The ladies will play the Yankee
Swap Game. If you wish to play,
please bring a $10.00 wrapped
gi*. For more informa"on,
please call Valerie at
(847) 746-5481. Come and
spread some holiday cheer!
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November 22, 2015 • Feast Of Christ The King Sunday 7
Save The Dates!
Art and Craft Fair Saturday, December 5th, 9AM–4PM
Sunday, December 6th, 8AM–12:30PM
In The School Lobby & Hallways
Breakfast With Santa! Sunday, December 6th, 2015
8AM-12:30PM in the
Parish Center
All You Can Eat!
Menu: Pancakes, Sausage, and a Drink (Coffee, Tea, Milk
or Juice) & Donuts available for a dona"on.
Advance Tickets:
$4.00 Children Under 12
$6.00 Adult
$22.00 Per Family (up to 5 People)
Bring your family, and have a wonderful Breakfast with
Santa! Photos available for purchase! You can also visit
our Annual Art and Cra* Fair too! Advance Tickets are
available through the School Office, and
Tickets will be available at the
door the day of the
Breakfast! For more
informa"on, please call the
School Office at
(847) 746-3722.
Christmas
Remembrance
The Advent
season is filled
with hopeful
an"cipa"on
looking forward to the
celebra"on of the birth of Jesus
Christ. As we celebrate, flowers
and fes"ve decora"ons become
an important part of our homes,
as well as our Church
environment. It is also a "me
when we most miss family and
friends who have gone before us
here on earth. In their life"me,
they gave us a gi* of themselves,
and now, we can remember
them and all our loved ones by
making a dona"on for flowers in
their name as they con"nue to
remain alive in us, especially
during this Christmas season.
The names of those you wish
to be remembered will be listed
in the bulle"n. To par"cipate,
please fill out the envelopes at
the doors of the Church with your
dona"on and memorial by:
Monday, December 14th.
Dona"ons may be deposited in
the Sunday Collec"on Basket
(please place in either the
envelope provided by the doors
of the Church, or in a plain
envelope marked “Flower
Offering”), or the envelope may
be dropped off at the Rectory.
Please make checks payable to:
“Our Lady of Humility Church”,
and return all envelopes by:
Monday, December 14th. Thank
you!
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Feast Of Our Lady of Guadalupe
This year our Parish will be celebra"ng this
beau"ful Marian Feast Day on Friday, December 11th.
Refreshments and fellowship will follow immediately
a*er the Mass in the Parish Center. All are welcome!
If you would like to help with this celebra"on,
please contact Minnie at (847) 872-8928.
Friday, December 11, 2015
Holy Rosary begins at 6PM
Spanish Mass begins at 7PM
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In 1531, a “Lady from Heaven” appeared to Juan Diego, a humble
Na"ve American at Tepeyac, a hill northwest of what is now Mexico
City. She iden"fied Herself as the ever Virgin Holy Mary, Mother of the
True God for whom we live, of the Creator of all things, Lord of heaven
and earth. She made a request for a Church to be built on the site, and
Juan Diego submi#ed Her wish to the local Bishop. When the Bishop
hesitated, and requested a sign, the Mother of God obeyed without
delay or ques"on, sending Her na"ve messenger to the top of the hill in
mid-December to gather an assortment of roses for the Bishop.
A*er complying to the request for a sign, She le* for us an image
of Herself imprinted miraculously on the na"ve’s #lma, a poor quality
cactus-cloth, which should have deteriorated in 20 years, but shows no
sign of decay a*er more than 475 years later. It s"ll defies all scien"fic
explana"ons of its’ origin.
Her message is of love and compassion, and a universal promise of
help and protec"on to all mankind. An incredible list of miracles, cures,
and interven"ons are a#ributed to Her. Yearly, an es"mated 10 million
visit Her Basilica, making Her Mexico City home the most popular
Marian Shrine in the world, and the most visited Catholic Church in the
world next to the Va"can.
The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe is celebrated on
December 12th. In 1999, Pope John Paul II, in his homily from the
Solemn Mass at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, during his third
visit to the sanctuary, declared the date of December the 12th as a
Liturgical Holy Day for the whole con"nent. During the same visit,
Pope John Paul II entrusted the cause of life to Her loving protec"on,
and placed under Her motherly care the innocent lives of children,
especially those who are in danger of not being born.
“Let not your heart be disturbed. Do not fear that nor any other
sickness or anguish. Am I not here, who am your Mother? Are you not
under my protec#on? Am I not your health? Are you not happily within
my fold? What else do you wish? Do not grieve nor be disturbed by
anything.”
(Words of Our Lady to Juan Diego) Informa"on obtained from:
Our Lady of Guadalupe – Patroness of the Americas website:
www.sancta.org
Christmas Gi's
For The Residents
Of The Grove
Once again, Our Lady of Humility
Women’s Club will be sponsoring
“Gi%s For The Residents Of The Grove
At Christmas”. The Women’s Club
will be collec"ng items to donate to
the residents for Christmas. The
residents always appreciate all we do
for them. Items such as: clothing
(large), toiletries, books, shirts,
sweaters, etc., hats, gloves, scarves,
lo"ons, sta"onery, jewelry, small
boxes of candy or cookies, and
anything you feel would make a nice
gi* for a nursing home resident.
Anything you would like to receive as
a gi* would truly make the residents
happy.
There is a Silver Decorated
Christmas Box in the Ves"bule
between the Church and Parish
Center un"l Sunday, December 20th.
We ask that the items be placed
unwrapped in the box.
Thank you from the Ladies of
Our Lady of Humility Women’s Club,
and the residents at The Grove By
The Lake, and thank you for helping
to bring some Christmas cheer to
those less fortunate!
Advent Morning Mee!ng
The Council of Catholic Nurses of
Lake County will be having an Advent
Morning Mee"ng on Saturday,
December 5, 2015, at St. Patrick’s
Church, 15000 Wadsworth Road,
Wadsworth, in the Old St. Pat’s (next to
the road). It will begin with Mass at
8:30AM followed by a Pot Luck Brunch.
There will be an Advent Talk by
Rev. James Merold. Please bring a dish
to share. Members are Free; Guests
are $5.00 Per Person. Please RSVP to
Ginny at (847) 680-8775. All Nurses are
Welcome!
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November 22, 2015 • Feast Of Christ The King Sunday 9
Legion Of Mary –
Traveling Mary
Statue
Are you in need of
answers to prayers? Do
you desire more peace
and unity in your family?
Do you want to become
more devoted to Our
Blessed Mother? Are
you seeking a special
grace to help with life’s latest
challenge? Are you looking for a
way to thank Our Lady for blessings
already received?
If you answered “Yes” to any of
the above ques"ons, then please
consider invi"ng Our Blessed
Mother to come stay at your home
for a week. Currently, she will
arrive on a Sunday, and depart on
the following Saturday. There are
prayers for both days, each las"ng
about 30 minutes. Families are
encouraged to pray the Rosary
together every day while she is
visi"ng.
Our Mother Mary wants
nothing more than to bring us
closer to her Son, Jesus, Our Lord
and Savior. She is pa"ently wai"ng
to assist us in all of life’s
necessi"es. Praying the Rosary
every day is a great way to deepen
your prayer life.
If you have any ques"ons or
would like to schedule a visit,
please call Mari at (847) 596-2150.
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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.
Eucharis!c Adora!on: Thursdays 2-6PM.
Our Lady of Humility Parish
10655 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: [email protected]
Web Site: www.Ourladyo-umility.org
Please E-mail all Bulle!n Ar!cles, Flyers, or Announcements to:
[email protected]
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: 5:00PM Saturday, 7:00, 9:00, and 11:00AM Sunday
Weekday Masses: 8:00AM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Friday: 8:45AM (During School Year) 8:00AM during Summer
Communion Service: Wednesday 8:00AM
All Are Welcome!
Our Lady of Humility Staff Contact Informa!on
Pastor: Rev. Paul Stemn – FrPaul@ourladyo!umility.org
Deacons: Jim Askew, Mike Mercure, Bob Ochsner
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: Linda Bugos-Noble – youthministry@ourladyo!umility.org
Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Parish Finance Council (FC) Principal Advisor Council (PAC) Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Bre# Tweedie, President
Ann Ennesser, Chair Phil Tobin, Chair Patrick Browne, Execu#ve Officer
Bill Dermody, Jr. Shelley Benne# Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor
Howard Jones Michael Bruno Anamaria Colon
Kelly Krueger Randy Bukan"s Marco Figueroa
Ryan Krueger Steve Johnson Janna Ostrolencki
Pat McGowan, Secretary Richard McFarlin Sharon Ross
Noreen Paulsen Noreen Paulsen, Secretary
Mia Pryor LeRoy Shea
Terri Rusek
Larry Savage
Joan Tomkowiak
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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November 22, 2015 • Feast Of Christ The King Sunday 11
Catholic Chari!es Needs Help In
Lake County For Christmas
Ours is an Adopt-A-Family Program. Last year, it
served more than 16,000 of the county’s neediest by
providing them with Christmas Gi*s. Donors come
from a variety of sources. Many are businesses from around the county;
others are clubs, schools, fraternal organiza"ons, and individuals and their
families. Our largest source of donors, however, are churches, and individuals
who hear of the need at church. It is there that Christ’s message is most
audibly heard, and most clearly put into ac"on. It is there that the call to us to
be servants, best translates into the building of the kingdom. Donors are
provided first name, age, gender, sizes, and a gi* preference for each member
of a sponsored family. They are then asked to shop for their designated
person(s), and return the gi*s to Catholic Chari"es for distribu"on.
The economic situa"on has found us with more folks in need than ever
before, and donors with less discre"onary income. If you would like to be
involved in this work of heart, contact Jim Wogan or Barbara Campbell,
(847) 782-4210, or at jwogan@catholicchari!es.net. Consider involving your
work group at your place of business, or others in your social circle. Also, if
you know of a group interested in a one shot volunteer opportunity, they
might want to consider working a shi* at the Distribu"on Center. In that case,
contact Melissa Abboushi at (847) 782-4126.
Contact Nick Derkacz to place an ad today!
[email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2436
New, Rebuilt & Recycled Auto & Truck Parts
847-746-8056 2809 Damascus, Zion, IL [email protected]
Specializing in Railing Repairs
and Installation
C.R. Welding Metal Fabrication & Repairs
847-331-6449 • 224-789-7825
2424 W. Wadsworth Rd, Unit C1
THE GURNEE FUNERAL HOME
847-244-1155 Español por cita
4601 W. Yorkhouse Rd. • Wadsworth, IL 60083Ph: 847.596.8936 • Fax: 847.625.8186
www.thelotussuitesil.com • [email protected] $85 A Night Room Rate • Complimentary Shuttle Service
$5 Donation to Our Lady of Humility
Full Service Electrical Contractor
Service & Installation Burglar & Fire Alarms
CCTV • Card Access/Door Entry
24 Hr. Emer. Serv. (847) 336-4919
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MARSHFUNERAL HOME
CREMATIONPRE-ARRANGEMENTS
www.marshfuneralhome.com
305 N. Cemetery Road • Gurnee
847-336-0127Owned and Operated by SCI Illinois Services Inc.
2352 Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL
847-731-2208Open 7 Days:
Mon-Sat. 4:30am-7pm Sun. 4:30am-4pm
1 DOZEN DONUTS $7.49(Reg. $9.79)
Good with coupon only. Not valid with any other offers. Expires 12-31-15
Thomas Bleck, DDS & Eman Alsahlani, DMD
Family Dentistry • Accepting New Patients
1320 Golf Road, Waukegan
847-336-2800 • www.bleckdental.com
JONS TREE REMOVAL • Trimming • Stump Grinding
• Land Clearing • 75 Ft. Lift Truck • Cranework • Disease Prevention Free Estimates • Reasonable Rates
24 Hour Service
Jon Hofflander (847) 623-9795
A. RICHARD WIELGOS, D.D.S.Family Dentistry 847-872-4782
2671 Sheridan Road • Zion
Income Tax Preparation
A-B-T Service 38800 North Sheridan Road
Beach Park, Illinois 60099
Phone: 847-244-1700 E-Mail: [email protected]
Parishioners / Owners Deacon Mike Mercure, C.P.A.
Laurie Mercure
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735 Sheridan Road • Winthrop Harbor, Il 60096
Licensed Illinois and Wisconsin
www.cornerstonehouses.com
847.872.8998
262.515.6126 Cell
[email protected]
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ALL STONEGRANITE MARBLE & QUARTZ
COUNTERTOPSKarl Spaeth • 847-856-9669
www.allstonetops.com
Industrial Commercial Residential Maintenance & Installation
20 Years Experience • Family Owned & Operated
847-244-4790 Free Estimates
[email protected]
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Becker’s Landscaping Services LLC
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LENNIE’S LAWN SERVICE Complete Landscape Maintenance
Residential & Commercial
Weekly/Biweekly Services
(847) 650-8785
Savanna HouseFriendly & Comfortable Dining
38905 Rt. 41 • Wadsworth847-249-3770 • www.savannahouse.com10% Off Funeral & Baptismal Lunches & Dinners
$5 Breakfast & Lunches
RESTAURANTGOOD FOOD!
American & Thai FoodFriday Night Fish Fry Buffet 4:30-8:30
Sunday Breakfast 7:30-11:00
(847-872-7979) 2711 Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL 60099
LOREN L. CONGDON CONGDON & COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS LTD.
3012 Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL 60099 • www.congdonfuneralhome.com • Phone 847-746-1234
BARTON OF ZIONQuality Senior Housing
A Supportive Living Program
847-872-1500
Tim Johnson Dennis Johnson
Johnson Landscaping, Inc.
Construction • Lawn Maintenance • Seal CoatingSnow Plowing
Office # 847-623-6659 Cell # 847-340-3715
Bruno Chiropractic
Dr. Michael A. Bruno Parishioner
1317 N. Greenbay Rd., WaukeganMon., Tues., Wed. & Fri.
8:30am-Noon & 1:30pm-5:30pm Sat. 7:30am to Noon
Website: Brunochiropractic1.com
847-662-6056
KRAMER’S KAMPERS INC.Truck Campers, Travel Trailers - Camping Trailers, 5th Wheels
L.P. Gas for RV or Grill Large Parts & Accessory Store
5780 W. Route #173, Zion (847) 746-KAMP(5267)
Beach Park 11411 W. Wadsworth Rd.
Beach Park • 847-336-1800
Vernon Hills 1175 Corporate Woods Pkwy., Suite 100
Vernon Hills • 847-634-9500
“Professional Service & Installation Since 1962”(847)623-7300 (262)654-8300
David K. Brown, Parishioner
www.robinsonheatingandcooling.com• Free Estimates on New Equipment •
Fast Service 24 Hours a Day!
Licended
Bonded
Insured
ROE AUTOMOTIVE“Complete Car Care At A Fair Price”
847-746-76492016 Horizon Ct., Zion
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