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Weekend Masses Saturday 4:30 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Weekday Schedule Mon., Tues., Wed., and Thurs.: Mass Fri.: Communion Service First Friday of the month: Mass All at 8:30 a.m.

Rosary Devotion Monday through Friday: 8:00 AM

Sacraments Reconciliation - Saturday 3:30 p.m.

Baptism 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 2:00 p.m. Required Baptismal preparation on the 2nd Tues. at 7:30 p.m. Call Deacon Tom to register.

Marriage Please contact the Pastor 6 months in advance.

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Rev. Anthony R. Taschetta Pastor

Rev. John Barrett Pastor Emeritus

Deacon Tom Nolan (630) 279-5700 Baptismal Coordinator

Deacon Alex Grozik (630) 530-0503 Vocations

Mary Ann Woods (630) 832-8962 Director, Religious Education

Genet Pinkerton (630) 833-9500 Preschool Director

Mimi Nolan (630) 279-5700 Pastoral Associate/RCIA/Bereavement

Sr. Marlene Geimer, SLW (630) 279-5700 Julie Blaszak Office Managers

Ed Nowak (708) 246-0868 [email protected] Music Director

Marta Gamboa (630) 279-5700 [email protected] Bulletin Editor Website

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Page 1 Welcome to Mary Queen of Heaven of Elmhurst , I l l inois ▲ May 12, 2013

Note from the Pastor!

! The Earth is Still Our

Mother!

A few weeks back Earth Day came

and went. Did you notice? It didn’t

get a lot of press this year because we seem to be so

preoccupied with other things (it’s still the economy,

sweetheart). But the earth isn’t going away. Or is she?

Of course she is! So is the sun, the moon, the stars

and all created things. But the question for us is are

we speeding up the process? And if we truly want to,

can we slow the process down? That’s the question. Do

we have the collective will and are we willing to pay

the price for sustainability? I don’t know.

The vast majority of good science seems to be on

the side of the fact that there is indeed global climate

change. There are pockets of people throughout the

world that are doing all they can to help slow down

the process of ecological degradation. But for most of

us, it is still the economy. If we can frack our way to

abundant natural gas and drill our way to new oil

deposits, well, why not? Recently The Atlantic

magazine ran a cover article stating that we will not

run out of oil. The subtitle said it was good for

America, bad for Saudi Arabia, and really dangerous

for Mother Earth. Why would we go through all the

trouble and expense of going green when black gold

is so much easier and cheaper to obtain? So lay the

pipeline and drill, baby, drill.

Really? Is there another side beside just the

economic or the ecological? Yes, indeed there is, it’s

the theological (sure, play the God card). How does

all of this look from God’s perspective? One of my

favorite quotes comes from the artist Georgia O’Keefe

who upon viewing the earth from her first airplane ride

proclaimed, “This changes everything.” It’s all a matter

of perspective. One of our astronauts after having

seen the bounty, interrelatedness, and fragility of

Mother Earth from outer space came back and

proclaimed that he wanted to shake some kind of sense

into petty politicians. From his viewpoint in outer space

he saw and believed.

The question for us is do we believe? The world is

becoming very small and truly is a global village. And

as we bump up against other cultures and religions it is

beginning to dawn on us that our God who is love,

loves not only Catholics from Connecticut but Hindus

and Muslims, Jews and Buddhists as well. We are all

discovering that we have one thing in absolute common.

What is grounding us all together is that we all stand

on the same ground. We all breathe the same air.

And Mother Earth feeds us all. Knowing that we share

this commonality we now have the power to read

reality with a foundational truth that goes beyond

culture, religion, ideology. First and foremost, we are

all members of one global community. This great

reality is forced upon us now in a way we never saw

before. If we decide to keep on living the life of

artificial separation, of one from the other and over

individuation, my rights against the common good, in a

hundred years or so it will be all over.

Another thing we can see from distinct spiritual eyes

is what St. Francis of Assisi clearly saw. He truly is the

father of the modern environmental movement. Long

before quantum physics he saw all of creation

connected together. Everything was sacred, God was

in all matter, and it was all to be respected. The earth

was not simply subjective matter to be plundered but a

sacred living organism to be lived with. Francis gave

wonderful dignity to nature by making it subjective and

giving it names. It was Brother Sun and Sister Moon.

His own body he called Brother Ass. Once you grant

subject to the natural world, everything changes. It is

now not just an object to be used and then discarded,

but something or even someone that we are in

relationship with for our mutual benefit. Now you just

don’t chop down a tree because you need the

firewood. You ask it for permission and promise to

plant a sapling in its place. You take nothing out of the

ground that you do not replace. It is the living,

breathing, sacred universe in which we live. That’s the

theological side. God’s side.

So Earth Day has come and gone. Too bad,

because Earth Day is every day. Have you hugged a

tree today (when Mohammed was a young man, he

literally did that).

In Jesus, the Perfect Union of Heaven and Earth,

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Mary Queen of Heaven of Elmhurst , I l l inois ▲ May 12, 2013 Page 2

Parish Calendar

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

MAY 5 - MAY 12

Sunday, May 12, 2013 - Mother’s Day 8:30 a.m. MQH Mass

10:30 a.m. MQH Mass (May Crowning)

Monday, May 13, 2013 8:30 a.m. MQH Mass

7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Business Networking Group in Social Hall

7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. CRHP Men in Room 13

Tuesday, May 14, 2013 8:30 a.m. MQH Mass

9:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Book Study Group in Conf. Room

6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. CRHP Women in Room 13

7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Baptism Class in Church

Wednesday, May 15, 2013 8:30 a.m. MQH Mass

Thursday, May 16, 2013 8:30 a.m. MQH Mass

7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry in School Room 4-5

Friday, May 17, 2013

Bulletin Deadline May 26, 2013 8:30 a.m. Communion Service

Saturday, May 18, 2013 10:00 a.m. Joyful Again Board Mtg. in Conf. Room

3:30 p.m. Confessions

4:30 p.m. MQH Mass

Sunday, May 19, 2013 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. MQH Mass

10:30 a.m. Children’s Liturgy of the Word in Room 2

11:30 a.m. Fellowship in Barrett Hall

2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Baptisms in Church

Parish News

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

NEEDED

As Mary Queen of Heaven continues to grow we need to add more Eucharistic Ministers to our roster. We ask that you consider becoming a Eucharis-tic Minister. The following are requirements to be a Eucharistic Minister: ♦ Must have received the Sacrament of Confirmation ♦ Must be Catholic and in good standing with the

Church ♦ Must be at least 17 years old. Training will be provided in the church on May 21, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. If you have questions, call Bernie Eadon at (630) 279-5938.

FELLOWSHIP SUNDAY ON

MAY 19 On Sunday, May 19, everyone is invited to join other parishioners and friends at

fellowship in Barrett Hall immediately following the 10:30 a.m. Mass. This month's fellowship is being hosted by the Bereavement Ministry and RCIA. Plan on bringing your family and enjoying the goodies that are donated along with juice, coffee or tea and conversing with fellow parishioners and friends.

ST. VINCENT DEPAUL

CLOTHING DRIVE The St. Vincent DePaul Truck will be in our parking lot during the weekend of June 1 and 2. We will be accepting

gently used clothing for adults and children, small workable appliances, dishes, towels, wash cloths, jew-elry, etc. Start your spring cleaning now and help us fill the truck with usable clothes and other items. No furni-ture!. If you have furniture to donate, please call the St. Vincent DePaul office in West Chicago (630) 562-4801 to arrange a date for pick-up!

FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI

JUNE 2, 2013 All are invited to join the three Catholic parishes in Elmhurst to celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi (The Body and Blood of Christ). On Sunday, June 2, 2013 beginning at 1:00 p.m. on the Mall of Elmhurst College we will gather to begin our procession with the Blessed Sacrament through Wilder Park and ending at IC church for final prayers. For this event we are asking our children who received their First Holy Communion this year to follow the cross, candles, and servers as they lead a Solemn Procession (Parade) of the Eucharist. So, don’t put away your First Communion suits or dress yet! Just show up and all will be explained to you.

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Page 3 Mary Queen of Heaven▲May 12, 2013

Mother’s Day Tribute The carnations around the Statue of Mary in the Gathering Space are to honor our mothers and those who have

nurtured us. The red carnations are a tribute to those mothers living, and the white carnations are for those deceased.

Please remember all in your prayers.

Living Abbati, Cecile

Adams, Marilyn

Airtle, Marilyn

Alonso, Dolores

Alonso, Laura

Anesi, Anita

Anselmo, Kathy

Asard, Laurie

Barnett, Malgosia

Bednarz, Mary Ann

Bernstein, Diane

Black, Marianne

Brittain, Sarah Dolesy

Burkland, Patrice

Burnette, Heidi

Burnette, Karen

Burnette, Kelly

Burton, Nancy

Cafasso, Louise

Cafasso, Lynda

Carlevato, Virginia

Carzoli, Mary

Carzoli, Susan

Casey, Kathleen

Castellanos, Donna

Catalano, Cynthia

Cirone, June

Coakley, Kimberly

Comings, Doreen

Conness, Judy

Conness, Theresa

Consolino, Lin

Cortiletti, Jean

DalPino, Mary

D’Amore, Nancy

Daniels, Jane

DeLaCruz, Margaret

DiPrima, Josephine

Dolesy, Ginny

Dolesy, Ida

Doyle, Caryn

Feller, Bonnie

Feller, Marie

Feller, Marie E.

Florek, Theresa

Gajewski, Garnet

Gajewski, Jane

Galis, Violet

Garcia, Martha

Garland, Marge

Gasparro, Angela

Gasunas, Mary

Goettsche, Carole

Greco, Kathy

Greco, Phyllis

Greco, Renee

Gusloff, Kathleen

Gusloff, Kelly

Hagerty, Mary

Hammer, Margret

Harada, Reiko

Hart, Lori

Hayes, Donna

Hayes, Ginny

Heisen, Esthela

Hennessy, Frances

Honel, Rosalie

Hoxha, Janet

Hruby, Joan

Jablonski, Diane

James, Maureen

Karnatz, Tracy

Kerrigan, Brenda

Kerrigan, Dawn

Kerrigan, Marge

Kevil, Nicolle

Kevil, Terri

Kopp, Fran

Kopp, Julie

Kowalczuk, Teresa

Krafcky, Wendy

Ladage, Maribeth

Lascio, Evelyn

Launius, Kathleen

Launius, Maureen

Lewicki, Gail

Lewicki-Drew, Lisa

Lubke, Pat

Lynde, Heather

MacDonald, Leslie

MacDonald, Mary

Magee, Mary

Mahnken, Elene

Malis, Joann

Martino, Madelyn

Martino, Teresa

Maxeiner, Diane

Mazzucchi, Terri

McDonald, Mary Lou

McMahon, Kathleen

Meany, Betty

Mika, Nancy

Molony, Marietta

Molony, Therese

Montesano, Rose

Nanak, Dorothy

Nanak, Katie

Nanak, Mary

Napues, Leda

Nelson, Liz

Nessi, Phyllis

Nolan, Laura

Nolan, Mimi

Nosek, Kim

Nosek, Marie

Oconnor, Kerry

Olinger, Lorretta

Otto, Donna

Paprocki, Lisa

Parkhurst, Barbara

Passarelli, Alessandra

Perna, Mary

Pingitore, Susan

Plonka, Annette

Polacek, Carol

Prince, Mary

Quist, Beth

Quist, Donna

Reiter, Brandi

Reiter, Mary

Reiter, Sheila

Rodda, Anne

Rohrman, Jenny

Ruff, Shirley

Rusin, Betty

Ryan, Megan

Schiav, Debbie

Schneider, Martha

Schousen, Jean

Schousen, Judy

Scroppo, Joaquina

Senne, Melodee

Sierak, Dianne

Slowik, Cheryl

Sokolowski, Paulette

Sommario, Betty

Spears, Jenny

Staseck, Patricia

Stefani, Dorine

Stefani, Nina

Stiman, Dorie

Stinson, Fern

Suwanski, Lynn

Suwanski, Stephani

Swinski, Betty

Sykora, Marge

Sykora, Mona

Szypulski, Kathy

Terranova, Bernice

Tierney, Lynette

Tomasetti, Tracy

Tokarski, Bernice

Twardowski, Gina

Twardowski, Phylis

Urick, Genie

Villamil, Mory

Vogelsperger

Wheatland, Katie

Williamson, Norma Jean

Williams, Christine

Wilson, Marlene

Woods, Mary Ann

Zuidema, Beverly

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Mother’s Day Tribute Deceased

Avello, Susie

Baggio, Lucille

Barrett, Kathleen

Bartholomew, Eileen

Bathum, Gertrude

Bavry, Antionette

Bednarz, Betty

Bernstein, Frieda

Billmire, Maxine

Blake, Mary

Bold, Mabel

Bonfanti, Maria

Brennan, Helen R.

Brett, Nellie

Brinkmann, Bernie

Buckley, Maisie

Buckley-Nolan, Kathleen

Burns, Josephine

Burns, Margaret

Cafasso, Helen

Caffarelli, Rose

Cameron, Colette

Campbell, Jane

Cappello, Rose

Carrico, Jean

Caruba, Peggy

Cascella, Frances

Catalano, Tina

Chamness, B. Ethel

Cibula, Mary Grace

Cibula, Peggy

Ciszewski, Jean

Conlon, Josephine

Connors, Geraldine

Connors, Vlasta

Consolino, Pat

Conway, Marguerite

Corrigan, Anna

Cortiletti, Augustina

Crawley, Julia

Cristoe, Barbara

Cristoe, Wanda Mary

DelaCruz, Pilar

Delnero, Antoinette

Demmitt, Jane

DiPrima, Jennie

Dolinaj, Ann

Dolinaj, Lillian

Dolinaj, Meri

Doyle, Joyce

Dufalo, Theresa

Duffy, Marion

Dziekan, Irena

Enright, Betty

Enright, Mary

Fattore, Elaine

Fattore, Kate

Felau, Margaret

Felau, Sharon

Feller, Theresa

Feller, Sara

Fenney, Frances

Ferrarini, Mary

Fogarty, Marian

Fuggitti, Adiline

Gaetano, Amelia

Gaetano, Carmella

Gannon, Tracey

Garneau, Helen

Garstki, Cecilia

Gartner, Florence

Gildea, Gen

Gildea, Marie

Glorioso, Mary

Gooch, Agnes

Gow, Doris

Greco, Beatrice

Grevan, Donna

Harada, Ritsu

Hayes, Grace

Heisen, Cecilia

Heisen, Jeannette

Henneman, Dolores

Hilton, Betty

Houha, Marlis

Howard, Norma

Ioriatti, Mary

James, Heidi

Izdebska, Alina

Kawa, Mary

Kelly, Nancy

Kielbasa, Jozefa

Koczur, Anna

Kopp, Loretta

Kramer, Kay

Krolikiewicz, Barbara

Kusek, Josephine

LaShure, Eleanor

Lauria, Carmela

Lawlor, Mary

Lewandowski, Stella

Lewicki, Bernice

Lollino, Anna Marie

Lowrey, Liz

Lubaszka, Anna

Lubke, Belle

Maguda, Margaret

Maitland, Madeline

Maple, Mrs. Charles

Mariello, Ann

Marinello, Anna

Martinez, Maria

Mazgaj, Loretta

McCarthy, Mary

McDonnel, Bette

McDonough, Rose

McGing, Rita Rose

McGoldrick, Frances

McKillop, Kathleen

Meany, Celeste

Morby, Jeanette

Morissette, Dianna

Murphy, Celia

Nanak, Florence

Nesci, Angeline

Nesci, Victoria

Nolan, Catherine

Nowak, Helen

O’Connor, Florence

Olsen, Eleanore

Otto, Alice

Otto, Nancy

Pacheco, Jessie

Parucka, Alverta

Parucka, Anna

Passarelli, Agnes

Peterson, Karen

Piccotti, Anne

Piotrowski, Mary

Powers, Mona

Poznanski, Marion

Price, Marion

Prochoska, Helen

Reiche, Margaret

Reiter, Shirley

Roest, Jessie

Rogers, Lucy

Ruff, Bernice

Rutkowski, Jean

Savaglio, Emily

Scanlon, Brenda

Scharba, Beatrice

Scheleski, Florence

Schmidt, Bernice

Severino, Lena

Sherlock, Alice

Sherlock, Norine

Sherlock, Patricia

Sikorski, Mary

Sikorski, Eleanor

Sister Honorata

Smiss, Joyce

Spinelli, Marie

Stefani, Mary

Styka, Virginia

Suwanski, Sophie

Szypulski, Joen

Szypulski, Mary

Taylor, Cecilia

Tefo, Elsie

Tessler, Irene

Thomas, Mary

Timothy, Edna

Timothy, Patricia

Tokarski, Agatha

Tranchita, Vita

Twardowski, Ann

Uphues, Therese

Vesely, Agnes

Vilimek, Anna

Vilimek, Josephine

Villamil, Agripina

Villamil, Maryann

Villamil, Rosario

Wabol, Martha

Walker, Mary

Walker, Rose

Watzel, Mary

Webb, Mabel

Webb, Suzellen

Weiler, Jeri

Welzin, Emma

White, Aileen

White, Brigid

Whittmore, Regina

Wilk, Mildred

Williamson, Frances

Yaeger, Edythe

Zambreno, Elizabeth

Zambreno, Vera

Zawadzki, Genevieve

Zelenski, Mary

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Please pray for the sick of our Parish

Prayer List

Roberta Liljegren Claudia Patricia Rosero

Please call the Rectory to

add a name to our

Parish Prayer List.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS

A special thank you to all who made our First

Communion celebrations so wonderful the past

two weekends. Thanks to our Grade 2 catechists,

our music ministers, liturgy planners, parents, and

most especially, our children. We are all very

proud of you and hope to see you at the Lord’s

table often.

RE Registrations June1 will be here in a few weeks. If you want to

secure your first choice of time session, get your

registration forms in to the office today. Classes

are filling up quickly and enrollment is limited.

Catechists Needed We have had some folks respond to our request

for help and we thank you. However, we are still

in need of catechists at various grade levels at

various session times. If you are a loving,

welcoming, accepting, forgiving person, you have

the most important qualifications for being a

catechist. You don’t have to be a theologian, just

someone who can help our children understand

how the Gospel can be applied to their lives.

Come share your Faith with the young people of

Mary, Queen. Call for more information.

For more information on any of the above, please

contact the REO, (630) 832-8962 or email at [email protected].

Religious Education News

MARY QUEEN OF HEAVEN PRESCHOOL AND

KINDERGARTEN ENRICHMENT

Become a part of our growing school! Schedule a

visit, meet the teachers, and see the classrooms.

There are openings in the Kindergarten Enrichment

Program and we have begun a wait list for the

Preschool. Come visit us!

For additional information please contact : Mrs. Genet Pinkerton,

Director, Mary Queen of Heaven Preschool (630) 833-9500 [email protected]

www.maryqueenpresschool.org

Preschool News

Youth News

DESTINY HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH

GROUP WELCOME DINNER

Wednesday, May 22

6:30 p.m. in Barrett Hall

Please come join us for dinner and find out what

Destiny (high school youth group) is all about!

Join our group on Facebook at

MQH Destiny & RSVP

ATTENTION: MQH GIRL SCOUTS

Ages 12-15 Would you like to earn the Girl Scout

Catholic Marian Award? Have you

wondered how the Blessed Mother is an example to

you or how being a Girl Scout fits in with your faith?

There will be a new opportunity this summer to earn

the Catholic Marian Award. Weekly meetings held on

the MQH campus will include prayer, discussions and

fun activities to help you know Mary and find out how

she can be a guide and resource in your life of faith.

The program will culminate in a project to help those in

need and earning the Marian Award. Please express

your interest by May 29, 2013. Questions or Interest,

please contact Diane Emich at [email protected] or (630) 359-4782.

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CCW LADIES NIGHT

COME JOIN IN THE LADIES OF OUR

PARISH HONOR OUR

OUR CCW “WOMAN OF THE YEAR”

CYBELE JAPCZYK

ON THURSDAY JUNE 6, 2013

AT 7:00 P.M.

FRANCESCA’S AMICI

174 NORTH YORK RD.

IN ELMHURST

$28.00 PER PERSON

DINNER

INCLUDES: SALAD, DINNER, AND DESERT.

COFFEE AND HOT TEA ARE ALSO INCLUDED.

ALL OTHER BEVERAGES ARE CASH BAR.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL

MARY WHITE (630) 833-9809

Deadline for the reservations is Sunday, May 26.

Please return your reservation form with check to a

CCW representative,

in the collection basket, or return to the parish office.

Checks should be made payable to

Mary Queen of Heaven CCW.

Name________________________________

Phone________________________________

DO YOU NEED? We have a few items that some of our parishioners

are willing to donate if you know someone in need.

There is a walker with seat, brakes and wheels and a

chair with a lift. If there is a need, please call the

rectory at (630) 279-5700.

Parish News

It is with great joy that congratulations are extended

to Amy Decillo and Manuel Pena. Along with 296

other adults they completed their initiation into the

Catholic Church through the sacrament of Confirmation

when anointed by the Bishops with the Holy Chrism at

the Cathedral in Joliet on May 5. It was a grand af-

fair! We are all proud of you and await how you

might live out your confirmation commitment in service

to the parish and beyond!

Autism One & Generation Rescue 2013 Conference

CHILDREN WITH AUTISM RECOVER!

MAY 22-26, 2013

6:30 P.M. - 9:30 P.M.

Intercontinental Chicago O’hare Illinois The Autism one & Generation Rescue Conference is

the largest and most comprehensive autism conference

in the country, with over 100 speakers, covering bio-

medical treatments, special diets, education therapies,

gut issues, behaviors, advocacy, prevention, adoles-

cence & adulthood, legal issues, IEPs, schools, wander-

ing, nutrition, prenatal care, testing and more.

Learn more and register at: www.autismone.org

email: [email protected]

(800) 908-5803.

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Contact

www.parishpay.com,

or call 866-PARISH-1

for further information.

ELECTRONICS AND RECYCLABLES

DROP OFF EVENT JUNE 1, 2013

9:00 AM - 2:00 PM MARY QUEEN OF HEAVEN PARKING LOT

We accept all of the following:

CPU's Copiers / printers DVD players/VCR’s Auto / Marine Batteries Fans / Heaters Lamps (no bulbs) All Wires and Cords Computer Accessories RAM Memory Boards Circuit Boards Components / Radios Large / Small Appliances Transformers Ballasts Electric Motors Medical / Dental Equip. Vehicles for Scrap Farm Equipment for Scrap Motorcycles / ATV’s X-Ray films Catalytic Converters Stainless Steel All Irons

All Aluminums and Alloys All Steels Carbide Exercise Equipment All Engines (NO FLUIDS) Pots and Pans Old Tools Broken/Unwanted Jewelry Lawnmowers (NO FLUIDS) Snow blowers (NO FLUIDS) All Size Air Conditioners All Copper All Brass Commercial Kitchen Equip. All Leads

• Free local pickup and removal on appliances

• Certificate of Destruction available for CPU's, Boards and Hard Drives

TELEVISIONS: There will be a $25 maximum disposal fee.

This event is coordinated by:

Mathew Williamson (630) 215-8611

Community News

FINDING THE HEAVENLY TREASURE

ADULT VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

JUNE 19-20, 26-27, 2013

6:30 PM - 9:30 PM

Notre Dame Church

64 Norfolk Ave.

Clarendon Hills, IL 60514

Cost: $100 To register:

Contact: Dr. Doug Muir [email protected]

(630) 654-3365 x 244

Catholics Read The Bible Too! The Catholic Approach to Sacred Scripture.

This study will open the Bible for newcomers and experienced Bible students alike, providing a real boost to those looking to gain more from study of the Bible. Participants will become comfortable finding their way around the Bible, develop a better understanding of its themes and writing styles, and gain clear insights about Catholic use and interpretation of the Bible.

What to Expect: Each day has a different theme. ♦ Days One to Three: Fundamentals of the

Catholic approach to reading Scripture ♦ Days Four and Five: Practice with the funda-

mentals

Who should attend? Anyone who wants a systematic yet basic introduction to how to read the Bible as a Catholic. Especially useful for people who work with Scripture in parish ministries: catechetical leaders, youth ministers, deacons, pastoral associates, catechists of children and youth, catechists of adults, R.C.I.A. team members, lectors, Bible study and prayer group leaders and participants. Materials Needed: Catholic Bible

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Readings for the Week of May 12, 2013

Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 9:24-28; 10:19-23/Lk 24:46-53 Monday: Acts 19:1-8/Jn 16:29-33 Tuesday: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26/Jn 15:9-17 Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Jn 17:11b-19 Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Jn 17:20-26 Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Jn 21:15-19 Saturday: Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/ Jn 21:20-25 Next Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Rom 8:22-27/ Jn 7:37-39 Extended Vigil: Gn 11:1-9/Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b/ Ez 37:1-14/Jl 3:1-5/ Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39 Day: Acts 2:1-11/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Rom 8:8-17/Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 14:15-16, 23b-26

Sunday, May 12, 2013 8:30 a.m. † Della Rose Schroedl

10:30 a.m. † Anna Mae Kinsella

Monday, May 13, 2013 8:30 a.m. † Gene Los

Tuesday, May 14, 2013 8:30 a.m. † Mary and John Taychman

Wednesday, May 15, 2013 8:30 a.m. People of Mary Queen

Thursday, May 16, 2013 8:30 a.m. † Betty Wozniak

Friday, May 17, 2013 8:30 a.m. Communion Service

Saturday, May 18, 2013 4:30 p.m. † Ralph and Faye St. Pierre

Sunday, May 19, 2013 8:30 a.m. † John Dimonte

10:30 a.m. † Anna Mae Kinsella

† indicates person is deceased

MINISTRY SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, MAY 18 SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2013

4:30 PM 8:30 AM 10:30 AM

Presider Fr. Barrett Fr. Taschetta Fr. Barrett

Lector E. Walker M. Grozik M. McCall

Eucharistic Ministers

B. Lawlor (S)

H. Todd (C )

J. Villim

M. White

M. Conway

K. Diggins

B. Eadon

J. Unger

P. Mason (S)

K. Vicary (C )

N. Williamson

D. Bernstein

J. Elcorst

D. Gornick

K. Mueller (S)

R. Marro (C )

K. Gusloff

T. Gusloff

B. Kevil

T. Kevil

P. Twardowski

Altar Servers

R. Hendron

K. Lewand

J. Nosek

A. Frank

C. Letourneau

D. Dunn

A. Lang

B. Hernandez

C. Hernandez

Thank you for your continued kindness and

generosity.

Collection Totals for: Sunday, May 5, 2013

Adults $8,150.60

Parish Pay $4,171.93

Children $16.53

Collection Total $12,339.06

174 parishioner envelopes were used.

144 parishioners - Parish Pay.

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