st. mary of vernon catholic church

Parish Office Hours:

Monday thru Thursday 9:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m.

Friday Closed

Saturday 8:30 a.m.—Noon

Welcome!

We are pleased that you have come

to worship with us.

The doors and hearts of

our parish family of faith are

always open, and we invite you to

contact us at any time:

Parish Office:

847-362-1005

Fax:

847-362-6375

Religious Education:

847-362-0653

Youth Ministry:

847-362-1021

Parish Website:

www.maryofvernon.org

St. Mary of Vernon Catholic Church 236 US Hwy 45

Indian Creek, Illinois 60061

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 11, 2021

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GOD CHOSE US

Who chose first, God or you? That is the ques-tion explored in today’s three readings. The second reading, from Paul’s Letter to the Ephesians, reads almost like a hymn. It praises God for choosing us, for calling us to serve, and for blessing us in our service. Paul makes it clear how honored we are and how special is the call to live as children of God. This is through no doing of our own.

The first reading and the Gospel use prose ra-ther than poetry to describe the same truth: God did the choosing, not us. When the prophet Amos was berated for being a prophet, he retorted that the whole thing wasn’t his idea in the first place. Neither did the twelve apostles in today’s Gospel ask for their

calling. Jesus sent them forth, two by two, to do the work of his kingdom.

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July 11, 2021 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Golden Wedding Anniversary - September 19

The Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass is scheduled to be held on Sun-day, September 19, 2021 at 2:30 p.m. Couples celebrating their 50th wed-ding anniversary this year are invited to participate. Please note, this Mass is planned as a live event with participants attending on site. With the uncertainty of the how the COVID-19 virus will be this Fall, this Mass may need to be moved to an online liturgy due to ongoing mitiga-tion efforts associated with the pandemic. More details on the Mass, in-cluding location and relevant COVID-19 precautions, will be available in early summer 2021.

Please contact [email protected] with any questions.

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Participate in Liturgy Mass Intentions read during the Prayers of the Faithful. Mass intentions can be reserved by visiting or calling the

Parish Office. We request a $10 stipend.

Votive Candles (on the east side of the sanctuary) may be reserved at the parish office during the week. Candles last

@ six days, and are changed on Saturday mornings. The donation is $5.

Fall Adult Confirmation for Vicariate I Parishioners

A re you an adult who missed receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation? Preparation for Confirmation

for Vicariate I parishioners will be offered weekly, Monday, September 13 to Monday, November 1

from 7-9pm, at St. Edna Parish, 2525 N. Arlington Heights Rd. in Arlington Heights. Bishop Jeffrey

Grob will preside at the Confirmation Mass to be held at St. Anne Parish, Barrington on Tuesday, November 9.

Information and a registration form can be obtained at www.vic1chicago.org/adult-confirmation or by con-tacting Lorie Crepeau at [email protected], 847-398-3362, ext. 325. Zoom sessions will be offered, if necessary, on Thursday evenings during the same weeks as in-person sessions.


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SAINT MARY OF VERNON PARISH LANDSCAPING OPPORTUNITIES

Your help Saturdays at 9:30 AM or any other time during the week with the landscaping at Saint Mary of Vernon would be greatly appreciated. We currently need help mowing the grass, especially around the buildings, and spreading wood chips. There are shrubs and trees to trim. Of course there are always buckthorn that need to be removed. Just to name a few of the jobs. With seventeen acres to take care of there is always something to work on.

JOBS Lawn Mowing; Removing Invasives: Buckthorn, Cattails, Thistle; Maintaining Trees; Planting & Main-

taining Flowers, Native Plants; Watering Plants; Burning Plant Debris; Spreading Woodchips; Prun-ing Trees & Shrubs

Please contact me if you would like to pursue anything on the list. I will meet with you to show you the grounds and the garage of tools that we have to work with. We can discuss what you would like to do more then. Gary Schiappacasse—[email protected]—1-847-691-3293 cell—https://maryofvernon.org/parish-landscaping


Every year we at SMV collect school supplies for children of low-income families at St.

Angela elementary school on the West Side of Chicago, so they can experience that

childhood pleasure of starting school in the Fall with fresh, new school supplies. Many

parish families there are under– or unemployed and cannot afford these extras for their

children. We also give school supplies to our Sharing Hands families.

Back-to-School sales are in progress—please consider picking up some extra things and

bring them to the Sharing Hands donation door from now through August. Any and all

school supplies are most appreciated—but please buy only wide-rule paper or notebooks

(no college rule). Please call the Parish Office during the week for the code to the dona-

tion door. 847-362-1005.

PARISH ANNIVERSARY MASS AND CELEBRATION

REUNION CHOIR

On August 15 our parish will celebrate our 43 anniversary with a special Re-

opening Mass at 10:30AM. As part of the celebration we would like to assem-

ble a “Reunion Choir” of all current and former choir members. Now that the

covid restrictions have been lifted this is a great time for choir members who

were away to reconnect. We also welcome former members (college age and

up) who might have moved far or near and would like to come back to celebrate

with old friends.

Rehearsals are on Wednesday nights at 7:30pm.

For more information you can contact John Cavalier at

[email protected]


ALPHA OMEGA ST. MARY OF VERNON HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRY

Medical and Permission Forms, if required, can be found on the parish website: www.maryofvernon.org or in the Kiosk (wooden tower) in the Narthex (gathering space of the Church).

8th Graders & Seniors are still welcome to attend all Alpha Omega Youth Ministry Events

Please pay attention to the DAY of the July YM events!

They are on Thursdays or Tuesdays.

Youth Ministry– IN PERSON Tuesday, July 13th

7:00-9:00pm

Join us in the back of the Parish Center for a Sports Night! Weather permitting, we will be playing games outside. If weather is sketchy, we’ll move inside.

Camp TURTLE July 15-18

We are super excited with our Summer Service Experience: Camp TURTLE!

Youth Ministry– IN PERSON Thursday, July 22nd

7:00-9:00pm

Join us to go Mini-Golfing. Stay tuned for further details regarding times and cost.

Youth Ministry– IN PERSON Tuesday, July 27th

7:00-9:00pm Movie under the stars! We will have an outdoor movie night weather permitting.

Bring your lawn chair. We’ll provide popcorn and snacks!

Keep your eyes open for information on our Summer events. Look in the bulletin, on the Youth Ministry Web Page of the Parish’s Website, and/or on our Facebook page.


Furniture Help Needed …whatsoever you do for the least of your brothers and sisters, you do for me.

As most of you know, we operate a furniture ministry as part of our Sharing Hands outreach to the poor. Every Saturday morning we put 5 teams consisting of an adult driver, augmented with teen and adult helpers, on the road in our Sharing Hands vehicles (4 box trucks and a pick-up truck) to pick up donations from donors and deliver that furniture to families in need. It is a most gratifying ministry that leaves the volunteer with a sense of satisfaction that he/she has affected the quality of life of those they serve. We are currently experiencing a shortage of volunteers and need your help to keep the ministry thriving. Consider:

• If you are a student who needs service hours for a school requirement such as NHS or various other pro-grams, this is a great way to do it.

• If you attend Carmel and would like to put the coming year’s campus ministry requirement behind you, why not do so while helping your parish serve the poor.

• If you are the Dad of a teen, how about joining your son or daughter on Saturday morning for a bonding experience that teaches social responsibility to your offspring.

• If you are an adult or teen who owes the court system some hours, perhaps you’d be able to cover those in this way. Confidentiality protected.

• If you are an adult or teen who feels blessed in the life God has provided for you, what better way to say thanks than to follow his command to serve the least of your brothers and sisters.

• Maybe you’d like to model the Christian life for your kids and let them see Dad in action helping others. You needn’t be muscle bound; many hands make light work. You are encouraged to bring a friend. Most of our drivers work a single three hour Saturday morning per month. The frequency is up to you. If you can help, call Jim at 847-732-9028 or [email protected].


ADOPT A GARDEN STILL NEEDS VOLUNTEERS

To everyone who has volunteered to adopt a garden, a special thank you is extended for all your help. Your

gardens have greatly enhanced the environment encompassing our parish grounds as part of the Laudato Si garden pro-

ject. These beautiful surroundings are a welcoming and peaceful way to begin our worship experience, increase our

green space for spiritual contemplation, and benefit the ecosystem as well. However, it takes effort to maintain these

grounds and more help is needed. Please consider offering an hour of your time each month to maintain one of the many

garden beds still needing adopting or invite a friend, family members or a group to adopt a garden with you. Gardening

experience is welcomed, but not necessary as we can show you how to care for the bed you adopt. With the parish reo-

pening in August, it would be nice to have the grounds looking their very best.


ST. JOSEPH EMPLOYMENT MINISTRY JULY Job Search Presentation (7pm Thursday, 7/15 via Zoom): St. Joe’s Employment Ministry is a forum intended to help job seekers, as well as those seeking a career change, develop the tools and skills necessary to land a job in today today’s competitive job market and to realize that you are not alone in your search. Our sessions are free, and all are welcome (even if you’re currently employed). Join us, and feel free to invite a friend! Please register in advance for our meetings with your name and email address. The link to register for our next meeting (along with additional meeting details) can always be found on the Employment Ministry webpage at:

https://stjoseph-libertyville.org/employment-ministry-1 ….or just Google: “St. Joseph Employment Ministry” – we’re the first link that appears.

July 15 - Financial Survival Kit - Our speaker will be Michael Knight, Certified Financial Planning (CFP) professional who is a fiduciary and a Saint Joseph parishioner. Michael’s talk, Financial Survival Kit, will pro-vide important insights and practical strategies for managing your money during times of uncertainty, including transition. Having a solid, informed, actionable plan in place will help you reduce what can often be a significant source of stress during transition, so that you can focus on finding your next position. Please preregister at the Zoom link found on the Employment Ministry webpage. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

The St. Joseph Employment Ministry assists the unemployed and under-employed in the pursuit of fulfilling employ-ment opportunities. Anyone with an interest in assisting job-seekers is also invited to attend. Zoom meetings are usually held on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month and feature topical presentations. If you have questions, contact John Jennings at [email protected] . Employers are invited to post open positions by sending an email to John.

FEAST OF FAITH Invitation to the Eucharistic Prayer

After the presider washes his hands, he turns to the people and says, “Pray that our sacrifice may be ac-ceptable to God the almighty Father.” We have brought forward bread and wine, and now we are asked to see in these simple gifts upon the altar a sacri-fice offered to God. Our response is rich in theological meaning. “May the Lord accept the sacrifice at your hands.” The words point to the unique role of the priest, whose hands, at his ordination, were anointed for just this purpose: that he might “sanctify the Chris-tian people and offer sacrifice to God” (Rite of Ordina-tion). We ask God to accept our sacrifice not because it is worthy of God, but simply “for the praise and glory of his name.” God does not need our offering, but al-lows us to give it so that we might grow in holiness. And God, never to be outdone in generosity, gives all that we have given back to us, “for our good and the good of all his Church.” This Mass benefits not just those who have gathered, but, in the mysterious econo-my of grace, the whole Church. In the words of Saint Paul, when one part rejoices, the whole body “share[s] its joy” (1 Corinthians 12:26).

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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Does the scene of the disciples being sent out two by two bring to mind any other scripture? After the flood, Noah opens the door of the ark and sends his passen-gers out to renew the face of the earth. Certainly, Jesus has the same purpose. The purpose is fulfilled in your communion in the Body of Christ today, and in your being sent from the Eucharist into the world. The send-ing is so important that our word “Mass” derives from it. In Latin, the last words of worship are Ite, missa est, which means “Go, you are sent.” From that, people be-gan to call Catholic worship the missa, or in English, the “Mass.” Our English words dismissal, missal, emis-sary, and mission are all related. We are not sent into the workaday world alone, but in relationship to one another. Some people have acquired the unhappy habit of leav-ing worship as soon as they receive Communion and therefore miss the prayer, the dismissal, and the solemn blessing that are essential parts of the Mass. The dis-missal is a seal on our Communion and reveals its pur-pose. Thanks be to God! —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.


Monday, July 12—Ex 1:8-14,22; Mt 10:34—11:1 8:30am—No intention Tuesday, July 13—Ex 2:1-15a; Mt 11:20-24 St. Henry 8:30am—Edward Putlak Wednesday, July 14—Ex 3:1-6, 9-12; Mt 11:25-27 St. Kateri Tekakwitha 8:30am—No intention Thursday, July 15—Ex 3:13-20; Mt 11:28-30 St. Bonaventure 8:30am—John Ward Friday, July 16—Ex 11:10—12:14; Mt 12:1-8 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 8:30am—No intention Saturday, July 17—Ex 12:37-42; Mt 12:14-21 8:30am—No intention 5:00pm—Donald Blindauer Sunday, July 18—Jer 23:1-6; Eph 2:13-18; Mk 6:30-34 8:00am—No intention 11:00am—Rebecca Domingo, Tomas Domingo, Maximina Domingo

Readings, Feasts and Mass Intentions This Week

MAJ Jay Althoff, USA FC2 Trevor A. Amos, USN SGT Rosannah Bernardo, USA LTC Robert Bowen, USA COL Steven Carozza, USA Sgt Michael J. Cinnick, USMC SGT Alyssa Cleary, USA SGT Thomas Cleary, USA PO2 Swen Erickson, USN LTC Grace Gallagher, USA ETV2 Michael Gielczyk, USN LT Alex Hoersten, USN SPC Kevin Holum, USA 2LT Nicole Keane, USA LTJG Kendall G. Knorr, USN PVT Matthew Kukula, USMC LCpl Michael Kukula, USMC

LT Melanie C. Lecaroz, USN LTC Michael Milas, USA MAJ Paul J. Milas, USA SN Abraham L. Moore, USN CPT Christian A. Moree, USA Capt Sean P. Morrow, USMC Maj Thomas W. Morrow, USMC SGT Anthony R. Powers, USA SFC David Ptak, USA CAPT Katie Schullian, USN Maj Matthew Tegeler, USAF CDR Matthew Wauson, USN HN Anthony J. Wick, USN 2ndLT Michael D.Wick, Jr, USMC CPT Stephen M. Woldridge, USA PVT Tyler Zamsky, USMC

Please Pray For Our SMV Loved Ones Who Serve in the Military

Please call Sue Wogan at 847-362-1005 if you would like to add your loved one to this list or have any changes to their information.

Our Sick Who Have Requested Prayer AnneGene Fortman,

Stan Sosnowski, Claudia Glenn, Mary Fiore, Nathaniel Lee,

Melody Ruane, Bob Greinke, David Lampi,

Pat Slovak, Sue Wogan

Banns of Marriage With joy we announce the upcoming marriage of

Jason Anderson & Patricia Werner

Please pray for them as they prepare for their marriage in the Lord.

Mass Presiders & Homilists July 17 & 18, 2021

5:00 PM Presider: Fr. Ignatius Homilist: Fr. Ignatius 8:00 AM Presider: Fr. Dennis Homilist: Fr. Dennis 11:00 AM Presider: Fr. Bob Homilist: Fr. Bob


Need Help?

Alcohol or drug abuse: Call Alcoholics Anonymous 847-362-1811 Al-Anon 847-680-4640; Adult Chil-dren of Alcoholics 847-680-4640 Gambling: Call Sarah at 847-546-6450 or visit [email protected]. Narcotics: www.na.org Emotions Anonymous: 847-370-6937 Ask for Don. Drinking or Emotional Problems: Holbrook Counseling Ctr of Munde-lein, 312-655-7725 Physical/sexual abuse: The Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center offers counsel-ing for children & adult survivors of abuse. Call 847-244-1187. Hot line is 847-872 -7799. Reporting Allegations of Child Abuse to Civil Authorities: Contact Matt Chancey, Chief of Criminal Di-vision at 847-377-3000. D.C.F.S. = 1-800-252-2873.To report sexual abuse of minors by priests or dea-cons, lay employees, and/or volun-teers: Call Moira Reilly, LCSW, 312-534-5205. [email protected]. Confidential Hotline: 1-800-994-6200. Domestic Violence Group Counsel-ing offered in English & Spanish. Monday evenings in Waukegan, Tues-day evenings in Mundelein. Call 847-249-4450 Information on Elder Abuse: www.nursinghomeabusecenter.com/resources/faith/ Pregnant and Need Help? Call 847-249-2700 (Aid for Women of North-ern Lake County)

Options to Financially Support St. Mary of Vernon We are so grateful to our parish families who have been supporting St. Mary of Vernon through the pandemic. Donations come in a variety of ways, all of them helpful.

Mail in or drop off envelopes from our monthly mailings.

Give online through www.givecentral.org or the link on our parish website.

Text to Give right from your phone. Simply text the word Share to 1-312-313-6152 to make a donation to St. Mary of Vernon through Give Central. Once you set up an account you can make donations at any time, from anywhere. You can also donate through your annual Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) from an IRA or investment account. Call the SMV office for details.

SMV Week at a Glance

Sunday, July 11

• 9:15am—Retraining Liturgical Ministers, Church

Monday, July 12

• 7:00pm—Small Christian Comm, 118 Tuesday, July 13

• 6:30pm—Sharing Hands Food Pantry

• 7:00pm—Youth Ministry, PC

Wednesday, July 14

• 7:00pm—RCIA Inquiry, RMR

• 7:30pm—Adult Choir Practice, Church

Thursday, July 15

• Camp Turtle, PC

• 7:00pm—Knights of Columbus Prayer Night, 118

Friday, July 16

• Camp Turtle, PC

Saturday, July 17

• 9:00am—Sharing Hands

• 9:00am—Furniture Ministry, Garages

• 9:30am—Volunteer Landscaping, Garage

• 1:00pm—PADS Dinner Prep, Kitchen

• 2:00pm—Wedding, Church

• 2:30pm—Bible Timeline, RMR

Sunday, July 18

• Camp Turtle, PC

• 6:30am—K of C Blood Drive, Quad

• 1:30pm—Knights of Columbus, Church

• 6:00pm—Baptism Preparation, Church Location Code: AC=Administration Center ACCR= Admin Center Conference Room GH=Great Hall, JP Finnegan Center NH=North Hall, JP Finnegan Center N—Narthex O/S—Off-Site PC or Numbers= JP Finnegan Center or Classrooms


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