Prince of Peace Catholic Church 135 S. Milwaukee Ave. Lake Villa, IL 60046 (847) 356-7915 www.princeofpeacelv.org May 5, 2019 Our Mission Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are a Catholic Community Open and Willing to Share Christ’s Presence and Love with All God’s Family Our Vision Following in the Footsteps of the Prince of Peace Mass Schedule Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. Weekdays 8:00 a.m. Holy Days 7:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Sacrament of Bapsm Our Bapsmal Ministry is pleased to help your family prepare for the special event of your child’s entrance into our faith community. Please contact the parish office at least two months prior to your preferred Bapsm date to schedule a preparaon class. We encourage aendance at this class well before the baby’s birth. The class is usually offered the last Monday evening of each month. Bapsms are scheduled on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliaon Saturday from 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. or by appointment. Sacraments of Iniaon Adults interested in receiving the Sacraments of Iniaon (Bapsm, Eucharist, Confirmaon) may call the Director of our RCIA program, Deacon Tim Leonard. Sacrament of Marriage Please contact the parish office at least six months prior to your wedding to set a date and to begin your marriage preparaon and required paper work. Home or Hospital Visitaon Anyone who cannot aend Mass because of age or illness, and would like to receive the Eucharist at home, should call the parish office to arrange a visit. Likewise, if you are being admied to the hospital, and would like a visit, please call. Due to confidenality reasons, hospitals no longer call the parish to inform us when parishioners are admied.
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Prince of Peace Catholic Church 135 S. Milwaukee Ave. Lake Villa, IL 60046
(847) 356-7915 www.princeofpeacelv.org
May 5, 2019
Our Mission Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are a Catholic Community
Open and Willing to Share Christ’s Presence and Love
with All God’s Family
Our Vision Following in the Footsteps of
the Prince of Peace
Mass Schedule
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m.
Weekdays
8:00 a.m.
Holy Days
7:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Baptism
Our Baptismal Ministry is pleased to help your family prepare for the special event of your child’s entrance into our faith community. Please contact the parish office at least two months prior to your preferred Baptism date to schedule a preparation class. We encourage attendance at this class well before the baby’s birth. The class is usually offered the last Monday evening of each month. Baptisms are scheduled on Sundays at 1:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday from 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. or by appointment.
Sacraments of Initiation Adults interested in receiving the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation) may call the Director of our RCIA program, Deacon Tim Leonard.
Sacrament of Marriage Please contact the parish office at least six months prior to your wedding to set a date and to begin your marriage preparation and required paper work.
Home or Hospital Visitation Anyone who cannot attend Mass because of age or illness, and would like to receive the Eucharist at home, should call the parish office to arrange a visit. Likewise, if you are being admitted to the hospital, and would like a visit, please call. Due to confidentiality reasons, hospitals no longer call the parish to inform us when parishioners are admitted.
On Easter Sunday morning, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb and found it open. Jesus was there, but Mary didn’t recognize Him. She thought He was the gardener. She only recognized Jesus after He called her name. In today’s gospel the disciples were fishing when Jesus called out to them from the shore. They didn’t recognize Him, at least not until Jesus told them to cast their nets on the right side of the boat. Then, when they hauled in a miraculous number of fish, Peter realized it was the Lord, so he put on his clothes and jumped into the water to be with Jesus.
Why is it that Jesus’ closest followers did not recognize Him at first, and what is all this saying to us? There must have been something different about the Lord when He appeared in His Risen state. He was only recognized when He called His disciples’ name or when they received a special grace, a light from above, to realize that Christ was with them. Faith gave Mary Magdalene, Peter and the other disciples, the ability to see what was hidden. Faith gives us the ability to see the mysterious, the mystical. The mystical is very much a part of today’s gospel reading. Peter, Thomas, James, John and a few others return to fishing. I think the gospel passage is returning them to their initial call, renewing them in their vocation. When, as in their first call from the Lord, Peter’s fishing is unsuccessful until he listens to the Lord’s instructions and throws the nets off to the right side of the boat, he recognizes Jesus by His actions, even though he doesn’t recognize Him by His appearance. Peter’s faith in the Lord helps him to recognize the presence of the Risen Savior. Deep within the lives of believers is the mystical presence of the Lord. His mystical presence is found in each of us as individuals and in all of us as Church. We experience His presence without recognizing His face. The world needs its Savior. The world needs to find Jesus. The world needs us all to allow the mystical within us and among us to be real. St. Teresa of Avila said it best, “Christ has no body now but yours. No hands, no feet on earth but yours. Yours are the eyes through which he looks compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good. Yours are the hands through which he blesses all the world. Yours are the hands, yours are the feet, yours are the eyes, you are his body. Christ has no body now on earth but yours.” Today we pray for the faith to recognize Jesus in others and the courage to allow others to recognize Jesus in us. I wish you an enjoyable weekend and a truly blest and faith-filled week.
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Sunday, May 5, 2019 Third Sunday of Easter 7:30 Rita Schmidt Req Family Chester Posson Req Family Deceased Schneider/Viloria Family Req Family
9:30 Anna & Jozef Rocko Req Family Helena & Jozef Czerkies Req Family Anne & Al Danbrauskas Req Frank & Phyllis
11:30 Catherine Pozen Req Pozen Family Margaret Lindner Req Frayer Family Elvira Salazar Req Jim & Ruthann Keevan Monday, May 6, 2019 SCHOOL MASS/Easter Weekday 8:00 Carole Johnson Req English Family Judy Magnus (MFL) Req Roxanne Thompson Stan Crevier Req Family
Tuesday, May 7, 2019 Easter Weekday 8:00 For the Souls in Purgatory Mathew Madappally Req Wife Evelyn English Req Family
Wednesday, May 8, 2019 Easter Weekday 8:00 Parishioners of Prince of Peace Dinesh Madappally (MFL) Req Mother
Thursday, May 9, 2019 Easter Weekday 8:00 Christy Bronken Req Tom & Susan Bronken Steven Chinn (MFL) Req Family
Friday, May 10, 2019 Easter Weekday/St. Damien de Veuster 8:00 Mark Garcia Req Jacildo Family Becky Denison Req Sylvana De Angelis
Saturday, May 11, 2019 Easter Weekday 5:00 For All Our Mothers, Living & Deceased Thomas Threet Req Glenn & Shannon Kurtz Barbara Rychlik Req Pat Erber Helenann Gauthier Req Gauthier Girls Maureen Stroia Req Glenn & Shannon Kurtz
Sunday, May 12, 2019 Fourth Sunday of Easter 7:30 For All Our Mothers, Living & Deceased Julia Silvestri Req Daughter, Renee Ruth Schuebel Req Lori McArthur Sigmunt & Beatrice Kempski Req Bringer Family
9:30 For All Our Mothers, Living & Deceased Carol Jasper Req Hogan Family Connie Parrinello Req Reidel Family Rita Slattery Req Ruskin Family
11:30 For All Our Mothers, Living & Deceased Barbara Emshoff Req Wipperfurth Family Nancy Hanlon Req Santa Family Thanksgiving for Brandon Bontes (MFL) Req Bontes Family
MFL: Denotes Mass for the Living
We encourage you to call with the names of family members who are ill and you wish to have remembered in prayer. Your family member will be mentioned in the Petitions in the Sunday Liturgy for one week and then published in the weekly bulletin. In order to respect everyone’s privacy, these names must be given by a family member. After six weeks, unless other arrangements are made, the person’s name will be moved to our Prayer Line Ministry. Continuing prayer for those we love is very important for all involved: therefore, we ask that you call the parish office so that we may maintain a current and meaningful list.
In Our Prayers
Mary Bavolek Charles Berger Evelyn Bernd
Fay Bernd Laura Blatt
Jesse Bradbury Sue Brandt
Terri Bunsen Karen Burns
Jessica Hayes Buteyn Helen Cachur Sandy Cachur Anna Chavez
Anthony Chinn Steven Chinn
Julie Ciric Donna Colella Louise Creten Tom Creten Ted Czerkies Josie Daluga
Jeanne Dohnalek Chris Edwardson Charlene Elmore
Debie Fabian John Fitzpatrick Colleen Fuller Frank Garcia
Tracey Gauthier James Gianfagna
Annie Gomez Sophia Green
Anne Hampson Joann Heibner
Armando Hernandez Erik Hudson
Clementine Jablonski Jeanette Jones
Dorothy Jordahl Tom Kanka
Colleen Kausak Don Kausak
Fr. Bernard Kennedy Liz Korba Lou Kosik
Sophia Krause Shannon Kurtz
Brian Langevin Debbie Lewis
Rick Lindas Judy Magnus Clark Mangus Joyce Mangus Edward Mayer
Rosella McCarthy Marie McClory
Joseph McDonald Shelley Moran
Barb Nagelhout Janelle Nagy Emily Now
Thomas O’Heath Donovan O’Neil
Noah O’Neil Zenaida Ongkiko
Scott Pekar Jo Pemberton Dylan Pengelly
Nick Peters Brooke Rames
Jeff Rames Arline Rapala Ken Ratajczyk Becky Rentz
Joanne Robertson Martina Roon Scott Sauline
Rachael Schopp Mary Schubert
Stanley Schubert Rosemary Short
Barb Stein Kate Mayer Tekampe
Brian Thomsen Thomas Thomsen Anicia Villaseñor
Mark Weiss Jennifer Wiedeman
Ray Wilden Aly Winiger Nancy Wolff
Janet Workman Carly Yanecek Maya Zaucha
MASS Intentions for the Week
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Prayer Shawl Ministry
The May Prayer Shawl Ministry meetings are scheduled for:
Tuesdays, May 7th & May 21st at 1:00pm
If you already know how to knit and/or crochet or would like to learn how, we would love to have you join us for knitting/crocheting, wonderful conversation and friendship. We also work on making mats for the homeless from plastic shopping bags. If you know of anyone who could benefit from a prayer shawl, please contact Deacon Jim at the parish office or Jean Coon at 847-341-9334.
Family Mass Next Weekend!
Join us next Sunday, May 12th, at 9:30am for our May Family Mass &
the passing of the Elijah Cup.
Coffee Sunday
May 12th
After 7:30 & 9:30 Masses
Please join us for coffee and fellowship!
Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Bake Sale
When: Saturday/Sunday – May 18-19
Where: After All Masses in Gathering Space
Donations: Please drop off all donations in church kitchen or to parish office on Friday, May 17 before 5:00pm or Saturday, May 18 before noon.
Your help is appreciated. All funds raised go to Charities.
Questions: call Ted Styskal – 847-610-0241
Roses for Mom ... Roses for Life
On May 11 & 12, the Lake County Right to Life Annual Mother’s Day Rose Benefit will take place. Fresh cut, long stem red and white roses will be available for a donation of $2 per rose, 3 roses for $5, 6 roses for $10, and $20 per dozen. The rose is the symbol of the Pro-Life movement because it expresses the unique beauty and fragility of human life. These roses
make a beautiful gift and a strong statement on the value of human life and motherhood. Proceeds will support the advocacy efforts of Lake County Right to Life.
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Our prayers and sympathy to the families of
Mark Garcia (nephew of Christine Jacildo)
and the recently departed.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.
I Was Sick and You Visited Me…
In Matthew’s Gospel we hear about the sheep and the goats being separated at the end of time. One of the specifics Jesus uses is that when someone is sick we should visit them. In order to keep those who are ill, both temporarily and chronically, connected with the parish, we offer ministers, both clergy and lay, who have committed themselves to visiting the sick. A visit from one of the members of our parish whether it be a priest, deacon, or lay person is always possible. Our priests visit to bring the Eucharist, to hear a confession, to celebrate the sacrament of anointing and to provide spiritual guidance. As a deacon and as Director of Pastoral Services, I am able to bring the Eucharist, bring Viaticum or communion to someone who is dying, provide spiritual guidance, or even to pray with the family after a death has occurred. When you are suffering from an illness, I am also willing to meet to talk about the other ministries that might be of service to you. Finally, our Ministers of Care can be assigned and committed to bring the Eucharist to you once a week. They can sit and pray with both you and your family in your home and even supply you with a bulletin! All of these visits are designed to not only meet your spiritual needs when you are recovering, but also keep you connected to your faith community. The most important thing that you can do is to notify the parish when one of these types of visits is desired. It would also be important to communicate this to your family members who might be in charge of your care so that they too can help with the arrangements. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Deacon Jim at the parish office.
Whatever the item and whatever the reason for what you want to get rid of, Prince of Peace Rummage sale is scheduling donation pickups for our sale. We are also in need of strong people to help with pickups on those dates.
Looking for a way to meet other families? Want to get more involved in the community? Come help out the
Prince of Peace Rummage Sale. Set up begins Friday, May 31. The sale is June 6-8.
Visit https://signup.com/go/xSrMhhn to volunteer.
It takes a village to raise a child, but an entire community to run a rummage sale. Running the sale takes hundreds of volunteers & thousands of hours.
Any & all help you can give will be greatly appreciated!
Now that the weather is warming up, plan a picnic! It’s a great way to spend some quality time together. Make it a just-for-two date or bring the whole family.
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Our second collection next weekend, May 11-12, will benefit
the Catholic Charities Mother’s Day collection.
7 We e k l y C a l e n d a r o f M e e t i n g s & Ev e n t s
May 6 - May 12, 2019 Monday, May 6 8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary) (CH)
8:30am - Student of the Month/Virtues Reception (MTG 1)
1:00pm - Eucharistic Adoration Begins (CH)
1:00pm - School Spring Concert (LIFE CTR/GYM)
6:00pm - Track Practice (LIFE CTR/ENTIRE GYM)
6:00pm - Clergy Meeting (PO)
7:00pm - Knights of Columbus Officers Meeting (MTG 1)
7:00pm - Rosary (CH)
7:00pm - Pack 291 Committee Meeting (PARISH HALL)
8:15pm - Divine Mercy Chaplet (CH)
8:45pm - Adoration concludes with Benediction (CH)
Tuesday, May 7 8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary) (CH)
9:00am - Staff Meeting (PO)
11:00am - Staff Luncheon (LIFE CTR/CONCESSIONS)
1:00pm - Prayer Shawl Ministry (MTG 1)
6:00pm - Mini Camp (LIFE CTR/GYM)
7:00pm - Buildings & Grounds (CENACLE)
7:00pm - Choir Practices (PARISH HALL/MTG ROOM 9)
7:30pm - RCIA (MTG 4)
Wednesday, May 8 8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary) (CH)
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2019-2010 Religious Education Registration Is On!
If your child participated in Religious Education during the current 2018-2019 school year, you should have received your registration packet
through your child’s Catechist.
Please fill out and return as soon as possible.
Is this a Sacrament Preparation year for your family?
First Communion preparation starts in 1st grade & Confirmation preparation starts in 7th grade.
Religious education should be attended consecutively 1st grade through Confirmation to avoid the delay of the reception of the Sacrament.
If you have a new child to register or have any questions regarding religious education, please call the Religious Education office at 847-356-5850 or email [email protected].
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Date Time Presider Lector Servers Ministers
May 11 5:00 Fr. Mark Canavan Susanne Boyle Sofia Hedsund (C2) Alex Santos (C4) Gail Sliwa
Deacon James Even Irene Kosik Grace King (C6) Amanda Smith (C8) Margaret Van Etten
Katie Ingram (H1) Deb Murray (H3) Ed Murray
(H5) Charlie Quigley (H7) Steph Santa
May 12 7:30 Fr. Gerald Walsh Sandra Kisel Melanie Best (C2) Brady Smith (C4) Chris Styskal
Deacon Chris Savage Mary Kerkman Aidan Blashe (C6) Ted Styskal (C8) Joe Urban
Matthew Bergst (H1) Maria Lantvit (H3) Chuck McFarlin
(H5) Chris Seely (H7) Sandra Seely
9:30 Fr. Adam Blatt Jana Serrano Claire Hickson (C2) Basia Johnson (C4) John Grace
Deacon Tim Leonard Katie Hickson (C6) EM NEEDED (C8) Brian Stanley
(FAMILY MASS) Luke Johnson (C10) Gina Stanley (H1) Juliea Urban
(H3) Emily O’Connor (H5) Allison Stover
(H7) Deb Kasprowicz (H9) Mia Urban
11:30 Fr. Jack Ryan Allan Lacson Michael Haslam (C2) Rosalie Rauch (C4) Kris Ongkiko
Deacon Jim Minor Mike Milostan Alecxy Labtis (C6) Liz Schoenke (C8) Cindy Nagelhout
Allan Hogan (C10) Tom Nagelhout (H1) Zenaida Seyler
(H3) A.J. Data (H5) Ron DeGrand
(H7) Laurel Polichnowski (H9) Norb Pozen
Eucharistic Adoration Mondays from 1:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Rosary at 7:00 p.m. Benediction at 8:45 p.m.
Chaplet of Divine Mercy every First Monday at 8:15 p.m.
“God in His omnipotence could not give more, in His wisdom He knew not how to give more,
in His riches He had not more to give, than the Eucharist.” ~ St. Augustine
Special Intention for May 6, 2019
That the Church in Africa, through the commitment of its members,
may be the seed of unity among her peoples and a sign of hope for this continent.
Come, help us pray.
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Middle School Mission 2019 (Summer Retreat)
This summer, July 15-19, there will be 5-day mission retreat for youth entering grades 6, 7 & 8 in the fall. The retreat will last from 8:00am to 4:30pm each day, and the cost is $50 per person, which includes lunch and a free day activity on Friday. Monday through Thursday will consist of morning Mass, service projects in the community, and retreat time. Friday will start with Mass and the remainder of the day will be a fun activity to conclude the retreat week. Signup forms are available in the parish office or on our website at https://www.princeofpeacelv.org/summer-camp-mission-trips.
The Elijah Cup
This month the Zurek family has volunteered to take home the Elijah Cup and to pray each day as a family for
vocations. The Elijah Cup is a unique way to bring prayer and vocations into one’s home, and offers people a
chance to come together as a family in order to pray together for the future of our Church. Anyone interested in
being a part of this devotion should talk to Fr. Gerald or sign up for a month in the parish office. Any couple,
individual, or family may participate. We just ask that you pray each day the prayer provided for vocations. You
must also be in attendance at the designated Mass in order to receive the chalice on your given month, and must
also be present at the next month’s designated Mass in order to present it to the following family.
Reuse-A-Shoe Thank You!
The 5th graders of Prince of Peace School would
like to thank everyone for reducing, reusing and
recycling. We collected 865 pairs of shoes! Some
will be donated to charity, some will be ground up
and made into something new, but none will end
up in a landfill! Thanks so much!
Please help us welcome these newest members of
our parish family who were baptized in April.
Hudson Andrew Derengowski Son of Ronald & Jennifer Derengowski
James Carl Errico IV Son of James & Carly Errico
Amelia Rae Lech Daughter of Mathew & Liliana Lech
Henryk Steven Tilton & Matylda Katherine Tilton
Son & Daughter of Joseph & Aleksandra Tilton
Dylan Christopher Wittlieb Son of Christopher & Amy Wittlieb
May God bless them & their families!
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Mission Sponsorship This summer 24 members of our youth ministry and 5 adults will be attending Catholic Heart Workcamp. The CHWC teen missionaries will be representing our parish community in Oklahoma City, OK from Sunday, June 16th through Saturday, June 22nd. In Oklahoma City we will join with missionaries from all over the country to spread the Gospel, help children, the elderly and the poor. We will incur expenses in addition to the $511 each missionary has paid for materials, supplies and camp fees. We are reaching out to our parish community for consideration in sponsorship of our group.
Please partner with us through your prayers and financial support. if your are able. Due to the size of the group and the supplies we are required to bring, we will be renting 5 vans this year. This will be a significant
expense, however definitely outweighed by the experience we will have.
One Time Financial Contribution:
______ $125 (transportation for 1 teen, van rental and gas) ______ $15 (travel day meals for 1 teen)
______ $65 (free day activity for 1 teen) ______ $10 (1 T-shirt for 1 teen, they each receive 4)
______ Supplies, please enter amount:____________
Supplies we will purchase with your donations include but are not limited to:
Paint Brushes Work Gloves Work Face Masks Reusable Water Bottles Drop Cloths Paint Trays Rain Ponchos Safety Goggles Masking Tape Paint Roller Covers Drawstring Backpacks Paint Scrapers
(our goal is to purchase products that can be reused for future mission trips)
Prayer: _______ I am unable to donate at this time but would like to become a partner in prayer for this mission trip. Name:__________________________________________________________
Please make checks payable to Prince of Peace. On the memo line, please note CHWC 2019.
Donations can be returned in the collection basket or to the parish office.
Thanks you for your support. May God bless you and your family!
Your CHWC Missionaries
Congratulations to Mark Weiss. On May 11th, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich will ordain him to the Order of Deacon at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago. He will be one of 24 men to be ordained as deacons. Mark has journeyed through four years of preparation for this day, attending academic classes, formation programs, engaging in extensive theological reflection sessions, retreats, regular spiritual direction, as well as being involved in many liturgical practica and pastoral field education experiences, including an eleven-month internship. Ordinations to the (permanent) Diaconate in the Archdiocese of Chicago have taken place since 1972. There are presently nearly 550 active deacons in the Archdiocese, as well as 70 men currently in formation at the Institute for Diaconal Studies, with a new cohort beginning in the fall. The presence of deacons serving in the Archdiocese is widespread, yet still a frequently asked question is, “What or who is a deacon?” Bishops, priests and deacons receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders. The diaconate is a three-fold ministry of Word, Liturgy and Charity that is in service to the bishop. Deacons are ordained to baptize, proclaim the Gospel and preach, assist at the Eucharist, witness marriages, officiate at wakes and funeral services, etc. These are the minis-tries most visible in the parish. The less visible aspect of diaconal ministry traditionally has its history in the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 6. The Apostles laid hands on “…seven reputable men, filled with the Holy Spirit and wisdom…” to care for the widows and administer the daily distribution of food in the early Christian community. Thus, from the earliest days of the Church, deacons were involved in service to the bishop not only liturgically and through evangelization efforts but as administrators of and caring for the poor (spiritually, emotionally, physically), the alienated, and those who, for various reasons, find themselves on the fringes of society. Therefore, deacons also minister in hospitals, prisons, shelters, soup kitchens, and within the various ministries coordinated through organizations such as Catholic Charities and the St. Vincent de Paul Society, modeling the call of diakonia that belongs to all the baptized to serve our brothers and sisters in Christ. And since most deacons work full-time outside the Church, deacons in their workplace (and in the world) are sacramental signs and icons of Christ the Servant visible in the community. Please keep in your prayers Mark Weiss, all candidates who will be ordained, their wives and families, and all those in formation, that they might continue to answer God’s call in their lives.
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Chaplet of Divine Mercy This Monday
Prince of Peace offers an opportunity for communal prayer to all who desire to come together to pray for the sick and dying. We hope to create a sanctuary of prayer for all those who find themselves helpless when sickness touches them or their family and friends. In many cases we cannot do much, however, we can pray for our sick and dying as well as for each other. Please join us on Monday, May 6th at 8:15 p.m. The Chaplet will precede Benediction. The Rosary Prayer group invites everyone to come pray the Rosary with us every Monday at 7:00 pm. It’s a wonderful way for us to join together in prayer for any special in-
tentions you may have, for world peace and for our leader Pope Francis. The Rosary is led by a different ministry
Mark Weiss to be Ordained a Deacon Next Weekend!
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Weekend Stewardship Collection For the weekend of April 27-28, 2019
Total Envelopes $6,186.59
Loose $1,506.81
Electronic Giving $1,664.50
TOTAL COLLECTION $9,357.90
“Peter was distressed that Jesus had said to him a third time, ‘Do you love me?’ and he said to him, ‘Lord, you know everything; you know that I love you.’ Jesus said to him, ‘Feed my sheep.’” (John 21:17)
All of us are challenged to show our love for Jesus and others. Discern how God is calling you to use your time in prayer, your talent in charitable works and your treasure to assist those who are in need. Remember that giving is an act of worship and helps advance the mission of our parish and greater Church.
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Have You Considered Electronic Giving?
We offer Electronic Giving for your Sunday Stewardship contributions, either by direct debit from your bank account or credit card, on a monthly or weekly basis. A form is available on our parish website or in the gathering space kiosk. After signing up, never worry about forgetting your envelope again! It also continues your support to Prince of Peace when you are out of town or on vacation.
There are cards available on the credenza in the gathering space that say, “I Support the Parish through Electronic Giving.” You can pick one up before Mass and place it in the collection basket instead of your envelope.
Parishioners who donate electronically to the Sunday collection receive a quarterly envelope packet, which contains envelopes for any special collections (i.e. Sharing Parish, St. Vincent de Paul & Archdiocesan collections) rather than the full monthly packet you receive now. Providing you with this new quarterly packet results in a savings to the parish.
The Elizabeth Ministry - The Roses Tell the Story
From those seeking God’s gift of life through pregnancy to the blessing of a new birth, become a part of the Rosebud program. Visit the Elizabeth Ministry alcove in the church near the statue of St. Gerard. Fill out a card and place a rose in the vase to request prayers. The Elizabeth Ministers will do the rest. Yellow rose for those desperately trying to conceive. White rose indicates a heartbreaking loss. Pink rose represents the joy of preganancy. Red rose celebrates the birth of a child.
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Liz Reidel (847) 265-8089 Chris Styskal (847) 610-0640
Prince of Peace Youth Ministry Info Facebook: Prince of Peace Youth Group Email: [email protected] Phone: (847) 356-7915 Twitter: @POPYouthGroup
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
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Helpful Resources
AA Meeting St. Peter’s Church, Antioch. Contact Bill L., (847) 204-4877
Aid for Women of Northern Lake County Pregnant? Worried? Compassionate volunteers are ready to listen & share your concern. (847) 249-2700; www.aidforwomenlakecounty.org
Caregiver Support Program Catholic Charities, (Senior Services) (847) 546-5733 Offers a grant for respite for caregivers regardless of income.
Community Health Primary Care Center, Lake County Health Department Midlakes Medical Clinic, Round Lake Park, (847) 984-5100
Illinois Department of Children & Family Services (DCFS) (800) 252-2873 / Child Abuse Hotline
Lake County Immunizations Clinic 2303 Dodge Ave., Waukegan (847) 377-8470
Lake Villa Township For General Assistance and Food, (847) 356-2116
Office for the Protection of Children & Youth, Archdiocese of Chicago (312) 534-5319
Project Rachel A path to healing & reconciliation for those injured by abortion. Sponsored by Archdiocese of Chicago (312) 337-1962
Senior Community Based Services Catholic Charities in Round Lake, (847) 546-5733
Young Adult Ministry of Lake County [email protected] https://sites.google.com/site/yamlakecounty YAM Lake County on Facebook & Twitter
Pro-Peace and Pro-Life
“On receiving the Nobel Prize for Peace, Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta had the courage to say to the
leaders of political communities: ‘If we let a mother kill the fruit of her womb, what is left to us? It is the principle of abortion that endangers peace in the world’. It is true! There can be no true peace without respect for life, especially if it is innocent and defenseless as is that of the unborn child. Elementary coherence requires those who seek peace to safeguard life. No pro-peace activity can be effective unless attacks on life at all its stages, from conception until natural death, are as energetically opposed.” (St. John Paul II To The Members Of The Italian Pro-Life Movement, 22 May 2003)
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Men: Save the Date!
For a spiritual reflection for all Catholic men, young adults and all current Knights of Columbus. Retreat reflection will be on the Principles of the Order: Charity, Unity, Fraternity & Patriotism. May 25 at St. Paul the Apostle, Gurnee, starting at 11:30am and ending with 5:00pm Mass. Cost is $10. For reservations, contact David Jenkins at 847-302-1978 ([email protected]).
Join Us for Discovery...
How much care do we give to our spiritual selves? How much do we invest in our spiritual health? A spiritual retreat helps give us direction in our spiritual lives, in order to tune into and better know God’s plan for us. A Spiritual Retreat is for those who: seek to be closer to the Lord; seek a stronger prayer life; have been away from church life; wish to overcome personal problems; seek peace of mind and heart; seek guidance in their spiritual journey.
The Redemptorist Retreat Center in Oconomowoc, WI is a place to rest, reflect, contemplate, and enhance your spirituality. It is staffed and owned by the Redemptorists, a Catholic religious community of men committed to the charism of their founder, St. Alphonsus Liguori. They offer a variety of men’s and women’s retreats.
Visit redemptoristretreat.org for more information.
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The information on this page is intended to assist those in our parish in knowing the variety of ministries and activities at Prince of Peace. The names and phone numbers of the heads of each ministry are here for your information.
Liturgy Commission
Altar Servers Fr. Adam Blatt 847-356-7915
Children’s Liturgy Deacon James Even 847-356-5850
Environment & Art Fr. Adam Blatt 847-356-7915
Eucharistic Ministers Bob & Linda Bahna 847-265-9568
Lectors Kathy Blashe 847-265-7259
Music Ministry Ernie Hiltebrand 847-356-7915
Celebration Singers
Choral Ensemble Ernie Hiltebrand 847-356-7915
Folk Ensemble Jim Gorski 847-265-1715
Teen Ensemble Justin Wolff 847-356-5971
Youth Ensemble Ernie Hiltebrand 847-356-7915
Sacristans Darlene Gorman 847-740-2259
Chris Styskal 847-610-0640
Ushers Barb Ruhl 847-356-7915
PPC Liaison Elizabeth Schoenke 847-505-3518 Michele Welch 302-333-7985
Adoration Deacon James Even 847-767-5642
Catholics Come Home Barb Ruhl 847-356-7915
Christ Renews His Parish Sandra Keske 847-340-9971
John Rappe 847-356-1287
Grace-Filled Women Pat Spencer 847-265-0235
Meditative Prayer Linda Shea 815-483-4810
Prayer Line Beth Best 224-234-5372
Rosary Prayer Group Ted & Chris Styskal 847-610-0241
Rosary-Victory Lakes Becky Grant 847-838-1668
PPC Liaison Mike Wilson 847-687-7410 Dave Ingram 847-650-3973 Allan Lacson 757-439-0256
Spiritual Life Commission
Formation/Education Commission
Baptismal Preparation Deacon Chris Savage 847-417-1131
Bible Study Barb Ruhl 847-356-7915
FOCCUS (Marriage Prep) John & Rosemary Denison 847-356-3630
Natural Family Planning Jonas & Elizabeth Hedsund 847-323-4477
Parish School Dr. Stephanie Stoneberg 847-356-6111
School Advisory Board Erin Salbilla 847-226-2107
Athletics Chris Meincke 847-612-4554
POP Parent Group Kim Neisen 224-230-2693
Chris Newman 847-263-7205
R.C.I.A. Deacon Tim Leonard 847-265-0686
R.C.I.A. Sponsors Beth Best 224-234-5372
Religious Education Deacon James Even 847-356-5850
S.P.R.E.D. Tina Martz 847-356-0243
Vacation Bible School Joan Weiss/Kathy Gutknecht 847-356-5850
Youth Ministry/Teen Mass Tom Nagelhout 847-356-7915
PPC Liaison Kim Zurek 847-395-1866 Joanne Gorski 224-623-9405
Pastoral Concerns Commission
Annulment Support Call the Parish Office 847-356-7915 Bereavement & Funeral Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Divorced & Separated Norb Pozen 815-245-7415 Elizabeth Ministry Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Grief Support Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Homebound Ministry Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Make-a-Meal Ministry Gina Stanley 847-356-7915 Respect Life Deacon Jim Minor 847-355-7915 Sharing Parish Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 St. Vincent de Paul Society Call the Parish Office 847-356-7915
PPC Liaison Mary Dubicki 847-337-9737 Anne Fahey 224-425-8942 Susan Hogan 847-525-4554
ElderCARE Christ Church Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Food Drives Dana & Beth Pitel 847-546-4461 Health Education Raeann Fuller 847-356-9918 Knights of Columbus Joe Caringella 847-838-1071 Medical Lending Closet Call the Parish Office 847-356-7915 Parents of Little Angels Jessica Criales 763-442-0001 Amanda Stapleton 414-731-1685 Prayer Shawl Ministry Jean Coon 847-391-9334 Savvy Seniors Group Vicki Eiden 847-265-4469 Scouting: Boy Scouts Tony Gundrum 847-356-1535 Cub Scouts Corrie Carp 847-208-4883 Wedding Ministry Judie Garver 847-548-4570 Welcome Committee Chuck Eiden 847-265-4469 Young Adult 4:12 Mary Orozco 224-243-1476
Community Life Commission
PPC Liaison Chuck McFarlin 847-525-5866 Mary Recktenwald 630-278-9331
Parish Resources Commission
Buildings & Grounds Alan Frayer 847-356-2985 Communications Ministry Tom Nagelhout 847-356-7915 Helping Hands Mary Dubicki 847-337-9737 Library John Delisi 847-265-1016
PPC Liaison Mike Milostan 847-505-9814 Dan Kerkman 847-477-6334
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Pastoral Staff
Rev. Gerald G. Walsh Pastor
Rev. Adam M. Blatt Associate Pastor
Rev. Jack Ryan Rev. Mark Canavan Assisting Priests
Deacon James & Sabrina Even Deacon Tim & Mary Leonard Deacon Jim & Nancy Minor Deacon Chris & Jeni Savage Permanent Deacons
Deacon Jeff & Sue Barton Retired Deacon
Barb Ruhl Business/Operations Manager
Deacon Jim Minor Director of Pastoral Services
Deacon James Even Coordinator of Religious Education
Ernie Hiltebrand Director of Music Ministry/Organist
Tom Nagelhout Youth Ministry
Dr. Stephanie Stoneberg Principal
Maintenance
Administration
Ariana Fryer Denise Larson Cindy Nagelhout Gina Stanley Joan Weiss Parish Secretaries
School Office Phone: 847-356-6111 Fax: 847-356-6121
School Office Hours: Monday—Friday 7:15 a.m.—2:30 p.m.
Religious Education Office Phone: 847-356-5850 Fax: 847-265-1678
Office Hours: Monday—Friday 8:00 a.m.—4:30 p.m.
Miguel Ramirez Maintenance
Francisco Arrieta-Cruz Custodian
Sergio Ramirez Custodian
Please inform the parish office of any additions to your family, changes in member status or address changes. All Catholic adults, 18 years old and no longer in school, who live within the parish area should register in their own name. Active and supporting membership includes offering one’s time, talent and treasure to assist in promoting the Gospel and the mission of Prince of Peace Parish. Please help us maintain our parish records by registering or
advising us of changes as soon as possible. Welcome to Prince of Peace! We are glad you are here!
Prince of Peace staff and the Communications Ministry frequently videotape or photograph participants enjoying programs, Masses and other events at our facility. These photographs are taken for use in parish publications, flyers, our website, brochures and future materials. All photos and videos taken on Prince of Peace property are for parish use and become the sole property of the parish. If you or a member of your family does not wish to be photographed, please contact the parish office.
PPC Liaisons to each of our parish
commissions are listed on the previous page.
Visit us at: www.princeofpeacelv.org
New and Current Parish Members:
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nielsens.com130 S RTE 83 • LAKE VILLA • 847-356-3000
EST. 1969
TOM RUHL plumbing
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Lakeland Auto Body, Inc.
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING24 Hour Emergency Service Family Owned and Operated
90 Cedar Ave., Lake Villa • 847-356-3581
Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2683
Family Owned & Operated
The Symonds Family Adeline • Irving • Mark
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500 Park Ave. Suite 105 • Lake Villa, IL 60046
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895 E. Grand Ave. Lake Villa, IL 60073
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(847) 356-0234
Jose B. De Los Reyes, D.M.D. General Dentistry
300 N. Milwaukee, Suite A Lake Villa, IL 60046
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