Do you think I have come to establish peace on earth? No...

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Holy Family Catholic Communityis celebratingthe Year of Vibrant Worship & Sunday Eucharist

August 18, 2013

Do you think I have come to establish peace on earth?No, I tell you, but rather division.

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Holy Family Catholic Community2515 Palatine Rd.Inverness, IL 60067847-359-0042 (ph)847-359-0639 (fax)holyfamilyparish.org

Vision StatementHoly Family Catholic Community invites all to new life in Christ. Our response to God’s call is evident through full, conscious and active participation in our community.

Mission StatementTo engage all in the sacramental life through vibrant worship, life-long learning and passionate community.

Core ValuesAnimated by our faith in God to evangelize, we live the following core values:• Integrity• Excellence• Unity• Service• Justice

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Welcome to Holy Family

Holy Family Catholic Community invites all to new life in Christ. Are you new to Holy Fam-ily? Are you considering becoming a registered parishioner? We welcome you to become engaged in carrying out our mission. New members are registered on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of every month (excluding holidays) immediately follow-ing the 9:00 a.m. mass. Welcome Ministers will be available at the Welcome Desk to walk you through the short registration process. If Sunday is not convenient for you, contact Susan Cabay at 847-274-4423. Saint Paul says, “We are the Body of Christ.” We look forward to experiencing that reality with you. Fr. Terry Keehan, Pastor

Schedule

MassesWeekdays: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. Monday & Wednesday 7:00 p.m. First Friday of the month 7:00 p.m. (followed by Benediction and rosary) First Saturday of the month 9:00 a.m.Saturday 5:00 p.m.Sunday 7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. (interpreted for the hearing impaired) 11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. (Memorial Day through Labor Day)Holy Days 7:00a.m., 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m.

Eucharistic AdorationEveryday 6:00 a.m. to Midnight

Reconciliation (Available upon request)Communal Reconciliation with individual absolution First Saturday of the month at 4:00 p.m. in chapel)Individual Reconciliation (in Reconciliation Room) Other Saturdays from 4:00 p.m.-4:45 p.m.

Nursery Available Saturday 5:00 p.m.Sunday 9:00 and 11:00 a,m.

Anointing of the SickPlease know that recent hospital privacy laws have signifi cantly limited our knowledge of parishioners who are hospitalized. If you have a loved one who is ill, please contact our Pastoral Care offi ce to re-quest the Anointing of the Sick. Th e ideal time for anointing is when family is present and not neces-sarily in the fi nal hours of life. Monthly Anointing of the Sick takes place on the First Friday of the month at 9:00 a.m. Mass & 7:00 p.m. Mass.

Sacramental / Formation Ministers

Friar Johnpaul Cafi eroFr, Denis CarneiroFr. Robert Erickson

Fr. George KaneFr. Bill Zavaski

Pastoral Council

e-mail: [email protected] Longmeyer Chairperson (At Large-Council)Open Vice-ChairFr. Terry Keehan Pastor (Staff )Carole Bulakowski Recording SecretarySue Werner Adult FaithEileen Neal Archdiocesan RepLori Bush At Large (Council)Bernie Schaeff er At Large (Pastor)Carla Rydberg Family FaithJudy Petrie Holy Family Catholic AcademyKen Dirnberger Knights of ColumbusMike Myers OperationsAndrew McGovern Outreach & JusticeAl Clementi Pastoral CareHeidi Rooney Staff Alan Bosslet Teen Faith (Adult Rep)Sam Gundling Teen Faith (Teen Rep)Tyler Miles Teen Faith (Teen Rep)Sandy Stewart Worship

Council meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. All are invited to attend and listen to the items on the published agenda. If you or your group have an item for discussion, it needs to be submitted in writing to the council chair one week prior to the scheduled meeting.

Finance Council

Th e Finance Council of Holy Family meets bi-monthly and its current members are:Kenneth Brzoski Maureen DeRosaRosemary Goff Robert Growney

Stephen Mack, ChairEdward MajerczakDaniel RooneyJeff rey Rotter

Weekend Hospitality Donations

Baked goods and bit-sized treats are needed each weekend for hospitality after masses. Please bring donations marked “Hospitality” to the kitchen. Contact Sue at 847-907-3443 with questions.

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Father Terry KeehanAs you are reading this I am on my annual 8-day silent directed retreat. Please keep me in prayer as I embrace the sacredness of silence with a spiritual director, the scrip-tures, the events of my life, and 30 other people doing the same thing. I have attended many preached retreats as a part of various staffs and

other groups since becoming a priest, but for my personal retreat I do the silent directed version each year. I fi nd it to be the most helpful of all kinds of retreats. As the retreat begins, it usually takes 2-3 days to slow down, rest, calm down and really embrace the gift of silence. A trained direc-tor meets with you each day for about an hour during which time you obviously can talk, and speaking is an essential part of the celebration of the Eucharist each day, but all other times are in silence. Retreatants are encouraged to mark off 4-5 one hour segments which focus on a passage, a portion or even a word of scripture or a phrase that is reworded to fi t the experience of the person refl ecting. Writing, note taking, journaling or other forms of written prayer are highly recom-mended. Silence is kept by all during meals. The director assists in refl ecting on both the events and spiritual movements of your life and suggests scripture passages to pray with that are connected with those events and movements. The scriptures are not only stories that have been written down by people inspired by God, they are rooted in human experience, and because they are both of these they are such signifi cant tools and vehicles for prayer. The connection between our lives and the scriptures form the content on which the silence is used for refl ection. This is really the core of a silent directed retreat. Our lives are sacred and the spiritual movements, the meaning of events, both uplifting and tragic, are the arena in which the incarnate word of God is manifest in the world. Almost all of these experiences are richer, deeper and more meaningful than we can imagine, and prolonged refl ection in silence can help us to make sense of them in a very powerful way. God is at work in our lives and, in my opinion, a silent directed retreat is one of the best ways to uncover that work. Notice I am talking about a silent directed retreat, not simply a silent re-treat. I tried one of those one year during which I attempted to navigate the silence and direction on my own. Although still helpful, I didn’t fi nd it as enriching as being directed by a trained spiritual leader. Many of you have heard me share my experiences of this type of retreat and the peak experience for me was the 30 day silent directed retreat that more fully follows the spiritual exercises of Ignatius Loyola. I did that retreat in 1993 at the El Retiro Jesuit Retreat House in Los Altos, California. Many of you have heard my line about silent directed retreats and

I think it is worth repeating. It is amazing how God can speak to you when you shut up. Please know that all of you will be in my deep, refl ective prayer this week and always. If you are interested in a weekend silent directed retreat, there are many retreat houses in the Chicago land area that offer them. The closest is the Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House in Barrington. Their number is 847-381-1261. Holy Family Catholic Academy classes begin this Wednesday, August 21. Please welcome our faculty, staff, parents and students back for another great year. Our new principal, Kate O’Brien, and all of our teachers and offi ce staff have been working hard preparing for the coming year and one of the highlights of that preparation was the two day retreat that they participated in this past week that culminated in a barbeque along with the parish staff this past Friday. Please feel free to contact Kate or anyone in the Academy Offi ce for more information about our innovative and faith-based Catholic curriculum. We still have openings in many grades including the many pre-school options and Deb Atkins is very willing to conduct tours or help with any information that you might need. She can be contacted at 847-907-3461 . Please keep our beloved Friar Johnpaul Cafi ero and his family in your prayers as they mourn the passing of his mom, Alice. She passed away last Saturday as JP was holding her. The family and friends gathered for a wake and Mass in their home of Bayonne, New Jersey on Tuesday. JP’s father John passed away in January, so the family has had to navi-gate two losses in a short period of time. May God be with the Cafi ero family in a special way and may Alice and John rest together in peace. As you may have heard, Fr. Bill Zavaski was scheduled to preside at last weekend’s 7:30 and 9:00 a.m. Masses but he experienced a detached retina on Saturday morning and underwent surgery on Sunday. He has reported that his sur-geon was extremely pleased with the outcome and he thanks all of us for our prayers. We will welcome Bill back with us as soon as he is able. One of the hallmarks of our vibrant community here at Holy Family is our vibrant worship. It is a cornerstone of our mission statement. I have been so impressed recently with several experiences of singing and musicianship by mem-bers of our community and it has reminded me of the wealth of talent in our parish. God has blessed us with many gifted people and particularly those who can sing. A great way to share the gift of music that God may have blessed you with (and you developed by hard work and practice) is to join our choir. Colin would be very open to any of you interested in joining the choir. Also your personal encouragement of any talented singer or musician in our community is more impor-tant than you think. If you know of a potential choir member or musician, please personally encourage them to contact Jill in the Worship Offi ce at 847-907-3440.

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Living Faith

Living FaithTh is is aprayer, refl ection and resouce page designed to help you refl ect on this week’s gospel.

Weekly ReadingsMonday, August 19 Judges 2: 11-19 Matthew 19: 16-22Tuesday, August 20 Judges 6: 11-24a Matthew 19: 23-30Wednesday, August 21 Judges 9: 6-15 Matthew 20: 1-16Th ursday, August 22 Judges 11: 29-39a Matthew 22: 1-14Friday, August 23 Ruth 1: 2, 3-6, 14b-16, 22 Matthew 22: 34-40Saturday, August 24 Revelation 21: 9b-14 John 1: 45-51Sunday, August 25 Isaiah 66: 18-21 Hebrews 12: 5-7, 11-13 Luke 13: 22-30

Refl ection Questions

Prayer Reflection:

20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Jeremiah 38:4-6, 8-10Jeremiah, prophet to the Hebrew people, felt the inner call to speak out to the people against the political leaders of the day and remind them to return to God with fi delity. The prophet remained faithful and focused to his call, then was thrown into a well to die by those political leaders. A court at-tendant, speaking to the King about the consequences of disregarding the life of a prophet, secured his rescue from imminent death.

Hebrews 12:1-4Today’s message from the letter to the Hebrews is perseverance, as we struggle through life’s oppositions and encounters with hardships, keeping our eye on Jesus. This call is to stay focused on the joy that came to Jesus as he persevered toward death on the cross for our sake. He en-dured opposition from sinners so that we may not lose heart in our struggles against sin.

Luke 12:49-53Today’s Gospel from Luke reminds us of the purifying effects of fi re. Jesus said, “I come to set the earth on fi re; “this fi re will be quenched with the Baptism of his death.” Jesus stays focused on his mission, know-ing that his mission will bring reactions of diverse responses to the point of divisions in relationships, even in families. Disciples who seek peace will discover its cost to be carrying the cross of forgiveness toward peace.

1. What is your God given vision of what your life must be about?

2. Perseverance through struggle demands a focus on what?

Lord, we ask that you set our hearts on fi re, so we may stay focused on your love and forgive-ness. Enlighten our eyes, our minds and our hearts to respond with courage to struggles and gratitude in the awareness of ours needs for forgiveness.

For discussion about your “God given vision” or about this message please call 847-907-2413 (Spiritual Direction line) or email [email protected]


Of Special Note

Register online www.holyfamilygala.org and help the Gala go Green

Questions contact Erica and Sheila [email protected]

ALL ABOARD… for the HOLY FAMILY PUB

CRAWL

Cost $35 per person, includes Metra ticket, food and band cover charge 4:00pm Meet at the Palatine Metra Station4:25pm Train leaves 4:40pm Arrive in Mt Prospect at our first stop, Blues Bar, for a warm up 5:10pm On to Ye Olde Town Inn for pizza, pool and darts 6:11pm Train leaves for Arlington Heights 6:20pm Stop in to Eddies Bar for some Karoake 7:20pm Enjoy live piano music and appetizers at Big Shot Piano Bar9:16pm Train leaves and returns to Durty Nellies in Palatine - enjoy a night cap and

You won’t want to miss this great time!!

If you are unable to register online, return slip with payment to the parish office.

Name__________________________________________________________________

Number of tickets_______________________________________________________

Total amount___________________________________________________________

Email address for confirmation____________________________________________

Payment ___cash ___check ___credit card #/exp____________________________

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Worship

Colin [email protected]

The Worship Community...creates a vibrant prayer and worship experience so that all may participate in a fully conscious and active way in the Liturgy.

Wedding BannsHollie Stone & Dan Holbach - IIIDana Nicholson & Eric Maday - II

Erin Cowell & Mark Januszewski - IIAlison Koopsen & Adam Morgan - I

Mass Intentions +

Let’s Get the Ball RollingSeptember is a Great Time to

Join the Music Ministry

Come Celebrate the Birthday of our Mother Mary in a Special Way

Sunday, September 8th @ 11:00 am Mass

Hospitality after mass showcases ethnic Indian food and snacks

For questions or donations of food please call Sharon/Nula at 847-812-5132

Hosted by Holy Family Catholic Community Multicultral Ministry

Monday, August 199:00 a.m. Edwin Mauer (Jean Mauer)7:00 p.m. Dan Igoe (Lisa Gagliardi)

Tuesday, August 209:00 a.m. Elizabeth Pawlowski (Family)9:00 a.m. Adelina Pacini (Pacini Family)9:00 a.m. Eva Kinser (Mama)

Wednesday, August 219:00 a.m. James McClory (Kathleen Tierney)9:00 a.m. Georgia Hildebrand (Dan & Ellen Karmazin)9:00 a.m. Zosia Kinser (Babcia)

Thursday, August 229:00 a.m. Lillian Frankowski (Stan & Pat Sowizrol)9:00 a.m. Estelle Sowizrol (Sowizrol Family)9:00 a.m. Dan Igoe (Lisa Gagliardi)

Friday, August 239:00 a.m. Maria Corso (Peter & Nikki Ragusa)9:00 a.m. Elizabeth Pawlowski (Family9:00 a.m. Virgil Mennoni (Dennis & Josie Sell)

Saturday, August 245:00 p.m. Kurtis Karaffa (Mother) 5:00 p.m. Stephani Cgnar (Werdeiten Family)5:00 p.m. Ken Feuerborn (Leahey Family)

Sunday, August 257:30 a.m. Christopher LaBanca (Mom & Dad)7:30 a.m. Maryanne Williams (Camel Family)7:30 a.m. Richard Warren (Judy Way)9:00 a.m. Mary Thalmann (Emmett & Nancy Flemming)9:00 a.m. Ken Guilette (Family)9:00 a.m. Lois Petka (Wickman/Wolfe/Wojewoda)11:00 a.m. Winifred Ocenas (Teresa Flowers)11:00 a.m. Patrick & Mary McVerry (Mary & Frank Rubino)11:00 a.m. John Campana (Family) 6:00 p.m. Thomas Chiarello (Janet Daniels)

All adults who enjoy singing or playing an instrument

Come and join the Adult Choir and Band Rehearsals are every Thursday night in

SeptemberIf you’re a teen and love singing or

playing an instrumentCome and join the Teen Choir and BandFirst rehearsal is at 2:30 p.m. on Sun-

day, September 8thPlease email Ann Bzdawka at

[email protected] for more information

Please Note...We will not have a 6:00p.m. Mass on Sunday, September 1 due to the Labor Day holiday.

4:00p.m. Sunday Mass will resume on Sunday, September 8.


Teen Faith

Denise [email protected]

The Teen FaithCommunity...off ers the guidance, tools and skills teens and young adults need to develop their lives in faith.

NCYC only happens once every two years. It is a three-day experience of prayer, community, and empowerment. Over 23,000 teenagers from

around the country gather in Indianapolis to celebrate their faith.

Don’t miss out. Holy Family has only 30 spots left!$100 deposit secures your spot.

Final cost for this amazing weekend is $625.Cost includes conference fees, transportation, 3 night hotel stay, t-shirt, sweatshirt,

hat, 3 breakfasts, pizza party with DJ, 1 dinner out and memorabilia to trade.

Holy Family partners with Our Lady of the Wayside and St. Mary’s to take an entire bus full of teenagers to the National Catholic Youth Conference.

Together we celebrate, dress in crazy outfits, collect and trade memorabilia with teens from

around the country and explore the massive gathering that is NCYC.

Don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to

experience NCYC in a way that only Holy Family can deliver.

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All parish registrations must be completed by September 10th. Any registration after September 10th will incur a $40 late fee. Because this

considerably cuts our advertising time please spread the word. If you want to attend NCYC you must turn in all permission forms to the Teen

Faith Office by September 10th. To help you get everything completed on time we will be having a

Permission Form Signing Meeting on Wednesday August 28th from 6-7pm . At this meeting a Notary will present to officially notarize the proper forms. All forms can be found on the Holy Family Website.

This just in from the diocese!

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Family Faith

Family Faith Offi ce847-359-0572

The Family FaithCommunity...off ers faith formation and catechesis to preschool through elementary school aged children and their families.

Registration has begun for the 2013-2014 Faith Year. Visit our website,

www.holyfamilyparish.org, (Children and Families/2013-2014 Family and Teen

Registration/Registration Forms) to register

Classes begin in October, 2013

Pre-K and K - Adam’s AppleBeginning religious educational experiences for three-year old, four-year old and Kinder-garten children during the Sunday 9am and 11am Masses.

Grades 1-6An exciting curriculum that seeks to integrate the celebrations of our liturgical year and grade appropriate catechesis. Following are our current program offerings:

•Faith Alive – Small groups of children meet at Holy Family on Mondays or Wednesdays from 4:30-6pm. •Gathered At Table – Small groups of children meet at Holy Family on Sunday mornings after the 9am Mass. •CFM (Christian Family Ministry) - Multi-Age Faith Group that stresses life-long learning. Membership in CFM is required.

Sacramental PreparationThe Journey to EucharistA special sacrament track is offered for children preparing to receive their First Eucharist (typically in 2nd grade). These are family sessions and are attended by parent(s) and child.

The Journey to ReconciliationFirst Reconciliation is celebrated during Lent for children beginning in 2nd grade with op-portunities in 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade. A special sacrament track is offered for children preparing for one-on-one Reconciliation (typically in 4th grade). These are family sessions and are attended by parent(s) and child.

ADAPTIVE FAITH SHARING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Friends in Faith meet twice a month from October through April. We are cur-rently taking applications for special friends who would like to participate in our program. We are also recruiting caring adults who would be willing to share their faith with a special friend. For more information, contact Dolores Siok (847) 846-7683 or Debbie Maffesoli (847) 907-3428.

FRIENDS IN FAITH


HELP…We are looking for people who are willing to share their faith with our children and teens as Catechists or Catechist Aides!

Family Faith

REWARD…The joy that comes from helping our young people

fi nd and nourish their relationship with Jesus.

Contact Sue Brach at 847-907-3472 if you can help

Faith Catechists Needed!!

FOSTERING FAITH: A Catechist Certification Process

Fostering Faith is the Archdiocesan process for Catechist Certifi cation. It provides structure, content, methods and resources for the formation of catechists leading to Archdioc-esan certifi cation in eight critical areas: Catechesis, Scripture, Theology, Moral Life, Sacraments, Prayer, Liturgy and Church.

Holy Family will host the following session:

Revelation Through Scripture and TraditionPresented by Fr. Terry Keehan and Matt Thibeau Mondays (6:45pm - 9:15pm) - September 9, 16, 23, and 30

TOPICS COVERED:• Revelation: Scripture and Tradition• The Old Testament: God’s Revelation through History• The New Testament: God’s Revelation through Jesus• The Early Christians Experience of God in their Lives

For more information or to register, contact Owen Walsh at 847-907-3439 or [email protected]

Called to be a Catechist• Are you are interested in becoming a catechist? • Are you about to begin your fi rst or second year as a catechist?• Are you relatively new catechist with little or no formal training?

Th e Archdiocese of Chicago, Offi ce of Catechesis and Youth Ministry, is presenting a workshop here at Holy Family on August 24, 2013 from 8:30am to 3:30pm.

For more information you can: Contact Sue Brach in the Faith offi ce

at 847-907-3472Contact Yasmin Alba at [email protected]

Visit the archdiocese website at www.catechesis-chicago.org

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Holy Family Academy

Kate O’[email protected]

Holy FamilyCatholic Academy...off ers an innovative curriculum that focuses on cultivating critical thinking, problem solving and teamwork.

HFCA prepares students to be leaders and thinkers grounded in faith.

To learn more about classes in 2-yr.old preschool through 8th Grade contact Deb Atkins 847-907-3461 or [email protected]

Learn more about our Nationally Recognized Curriculum on our website!HolyFamilyCatholicAcademy.net

Welcome to the 2013-2014 School Year!Floors have been polished, classrooms prepared and everything sparkles for the arrival of our children. Holy Family Catholic Academy is beginning its twelfth year with enrollment approaching 450 students, and the future is bright!

We are especially excited to welcome:

Mrs. Kate O’Brien, PrincipalMr. Eric Beltran, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Anne Glassgow, Parishioner and 4th grade teacher assistantMs. Cattie Scharm, Parishioner and 5th grade teacher

All of our wonderful faculty and staffOur returning students--with our retention approaching 95% and

Our 85 new students to HFCA this year!

Our Back to School Fair is on Monday, August 19th from 9-11:30. This is an opportunity to meet teachers, drop off supplies and forms, have school photos taken, register for sports teams and extra curricular activities, and most importantly get excited about a new school year!

Important Dates to Remember:

August 19-20--students assessments, by appointmentAugust 19--Preschool Parent Information Night 6:30 pmAugust 21--first full day of school (Grades 1-5)

Middle School Retreat(Grades 6-8) Half-day Kindergarten (8:45-12:00)

August 22--Full-Day Kindergarten Class Ice Cream Social (3:30-4:30)

Please consult our website for a more detailed calendar! Mr. Eric Beltran, Asst. Principal

Mrs. Kate O’ Brien, Principal


Adult Faith

Marsha [email protected]

Mission StatementTh e Adult Faith Community supports the mission of lifelong learning by providing educational, spiritual, and formational activities for the parish and the community.

Join us…

“A Spirituality of Work: To Bless the World with Your Work”Presented by Lisa Fortini-Campbell

Catholic Scripture Study welcomes you to:

Gospel of JohnFour-Part Series

Presented by Fr. Tim Monahan

Thursdays, September 12, 19, 26, and October 3, 2013, 7:00-9:00 pm

Contact Mary Whiteside to register at 847-907-3450 or

[email protected]

See our Facebook page “S.M.A.R.T. A Singles Ministry of Holy Family” or the Holy Family S.M.A.R.T. webpage

for more details. Register for an event or contact the

S.M.A.R.T. Ministry at [email protected]

Activity planning takes place during a designated Knights of Columbus Café breakfast following Holy Family’s 9:00 am Sunday Mass. Join us for both! Meet in the narthex so we can sit together in church. Watch the Bulletin for dates or check out the Holy Family S.M.A.R.T. web page for details on upcoming events.

40’s+ SINGLES MINISTRY

S.M.A.R.T.

Sunday, August 25, 2013 – Meet at Holy Family for 9:00 am Mass followed by Knights’ Café Breakfast. Cost is $9 per person. Bring your ideas for social, spiritual, and community service activities.

Mondays, October 7, 14, 21 and 28, 2013 (Four-part series)

7:00-9:00 pm

Cost: Suggested donation of $10 per night

To register, contact Mary Whiteside at 847-907-3450

or [email protected]

Encountering the Mystery: Communion of Saints and Mary

Presented by Dawn Mayer

Wednesday, October 9, 20137:00-9:00 pm

Cost: Suggested donation of $10

To register, contact Mary Whiteside at 847-907-3450 or [email protected]

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Adult Faith


RCIA, the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults/Footsteps, is the process by which persons become fully initiated Catholics. We welcome and encourage anyone who would like to learn more about the Catholic faith to attend these sessions. It is a process structured around adult learning and spiritual renewal.

It is especially for adults who were never baptized, who were baptized in another Christian faith and who wish to become Catholic, or those who were baptized Catholic, but never received the Sacrament of Confi rmation.

Please join us for our Inquiry Session on Sunday, August 25, 2013, 10:15 am-12:00 noon

at the Knights’ Café.

For more information, contact Bonnie Rooney at 847-977-4715 or [email protected]

Adult Faith

Footsteps in Faith

Bible JourneyPresented by Jim Papandrea, Ph.D., Fr. Terry Keehan, and Fr. George Kane

Wednesday mornings beginning September 18, 2013 (through April) from 9:30 am – 11:30 amCost: $90

All are welcome to an in-depth study of Scripture in three parts. Be-ginners and Scripture Scholars alike will benefi t from this excellent program which includes small group discussion and presentations by Dr. Jim Papandrea, Fr. Terry Keehan and Fr. George Kane.

Part I – The Johannine Letters – presented by Dr. Jim PapandreaPart II – Scriptural Images of Work – presented by Fr. Terry KeehanPart III – Gospel of Mark – presented by Fr. George Kane

To register, contact Mary Whiteside at 847-907-3450 or [email protected]. Please pay on the fi rst day of class.

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Outreach & Justice

Sue [email protected]

The Outreach & Justice Community...off ers assistance programs, as well as ministries promoting peace and justice, respect for life and welcoming new parishioners

Hospitality Ministry Leader Needed

Every weekend of the month (except the last weekend) hospitality consisting of juice, coffee and snacks are served after the Saturday, 5pm and Sunday 7:30, 9 and 11am Masses. A leader is needed to coordinate the teams who prepare and serve the hospitality. If you are interest-ed, please contact Sue Geegan at 847-907-3443 or [email protected]

KEEP YOUR HOME, ILLINOISDo you have trouble paying your mort-gage? Contact the Governor’s Illinois Foreclosure Prevention Network (IFPN) for a FREE, one-stop resource. www.keepy-ourhomeillinois.org or 1-855-KEEP-411 (toll free). You must apply by September 30, 2013. Flyers are on the wall across from the mailboxes.

Weekend Hospitality Donations NeededWeekend hospitality is always well received after mass. We need baked goods and bite-sized treats donated to meet the needs each weekend. If you and your family enjoy the hospitality, please pick up an extra bag of cookies or a coffee cake when you shop. Please bring your donation marked “Hos-pitality” to the kitchen across from the front offi ce. Thank You! Contact Sue at 847-907-3443 with questions.

Pray the RosaryTHIS WEEKEND - August 17/18

Pray the rosary after all masses August 17 and 18 in the chapel with the Knights of Columbus and Marian Ministry. The focus will be on Immigration Reform.

Family: The Foundation of Society“I was a stranger and you welcomed me..”(Matthew 25:35)

The 113th Congress of the United States is considering changes in immigration law.

The Senate passed an immigration bill in June and now we need our house represen-tatives to support compassionate immigration reform that preserves family unity as it’s corner-stone. Now is the time to revise an immigration system that separates spouses

from each other and their children and devastates thousands of families through deportations.

How do we let others know we support family-based immigration reform? ACTION: Please ask your Congressional Representative to support comprehensive immigration reform that maintains family unity. Contact your representative at 1-866-220-0044 or

send an electronic postcard at http://www.justiceforimmigrants.org/index.shtml.

Offi ce for Immigrant Affairs and Immigration Education3525 S. Lake Park Ave, Chicago, IL 60653

Elena Segura (312) 534-5333, [email protected]


Outreach & Justice

Tornado Relief EffortsTornado Relief EffortsHabitat for Humanity is helping to rebuild communities in Oklahoma and Texas that were devastated recently by tornadoes. Envelopes are located on the shelves in the narthex. Checks should be made out to Holy Family Parish, with a notation, Disaster Fund. All donations will be sent to Habitat for Humanity International for the relief efforts to allow families to return home as soon as possible. Thank you for your generosity.

ALEXIAN BROTHERS CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTHAnnual Review of the Sy and Anne Okner Transitional Living Program

Th e Need“Th e homeless have no hope,” says Steven, a poised and thoughtful young man whose parents died when he was young. He became homeless at age 19 when he lost his job.

Homeless men and women often feel there is nowhere to turn. Many have given up and withdrawn. Th e need for housing and comprehensive services for homeless indi-viduals has grown exponentially over the past few years.

Our ProgramTh e Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health off ers a Transitional Living Program (TLP) designed to provide housing and sup-portive services for the homeless. Th e need is signifi cant and the Program has a waiting list. When Steven applied for the Program, he understood it could take up to a year until a place opened for him. Still living on the streets, he patiently prepared to wait.

ExpansionIn May 2011, thanks to private dona-tions from generous community members, Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health (ABCMH) created the Sy and Anne Okner Transitional Living Program. Th e Okners were lifelong philanthropist who believed in ‘giving a hand up, not a hand out.’ Th ose who contributed to the TLP expansion felt it would be a fi tting legacy because it helps the

most vulnerable rejoin society.

Th is program added housing and support for an additional 10 individuals to enter our existing Transitional Living Program (TLP). Th ese units are earmarked for individuals who struggle with mental illness, homeless-ness, and experience limited access to needed services. A full-time case manager was also hired to support the additional clients in a broad range of activities, all of which are geared to foster independence.

2012 OutcomesResults• 16 individuals have been served to date.• 100 percent are housed in a supportive service environment. • Five have enrolled in benefi ts and have moved into the traditional TLP Program (this program provides similar services for individuals with some source of income).• After 6 months, clients have an average increase of 7 points on their original intake assessment scores. Scores continue to climb the longer a client is in our care.• Clients have a 70 percent graduation rate, one of the highest in the nation for programs serving this population.

For more information about Alexian Brothers Mental Health programs and how

you can help, visit www.alexianbrothershealth.org.

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Senior Summer Block Party!

What: A fun-fi lled af-ternoon of socializing, games, music, food and a craft.

When: Monday, August 26th, 2013 from 12:30 to 3:00 p.m.Where: Courtyard (rain location: Teenior Center)Who: anyone over the age of 60+Why: To get out of the house and enjoy the company of others.For accommodations please contact:Kate Hindle by cell: 847-302-1461or by e-mail: [email protected]

Pastoral Care & Support

Jerry [email protected]

The Pastoral CareCommunity...ministers to the needs of our parishioners and their families by visiting the sick, giving the Eucharist, anointing, planning and facilitating funerals, and other support groups..

In a Special Way We Pray For...

Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord and let perpetua light shine upon them.

May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen.

Th is Week at Holy Family

L.O.S.S. (Loving Outreach to Survivors of Suicide) – for anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide. The support group, facilitated by staff of Catholic Charities, will meet on Wednesday, August 21st from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. Call Diane R. at 1-312-655-7285

JOB SUPPORT –unemployed or underem-ployed meet every Saturday for networking and resumé and interviewing preparation. Saturday, August 24th from 7:30am – 9:30 am.

AL-ANON – a support group for family and friends of alcoholics meets weekly. Satur-day, August 24th from 9:30am – 11:30 am. Contact Peggy at 847-917-7203 for more information.

September Parish Blood Drive Giving away some of your life to restore the life of another person is a pre-cious gift. One pint of blood can save three lives.

Th ere is a severe need for fresh blood at this time of year. Giving blood through LifeSource helps many people of all ages and from all walks of life at 60 local hospitals. Babies. Children. Teens. Adults. Seniors. Th ose who are seriously sick, cancer patients or critically injured in accidents. People you may know personally; people who may be complete strangers.

PLEASE, COME JOIN US AND GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE!

Sunday, September 8, 2013Holy Family Parish Social Center (Gym)

7:00 am – 1:00 pm

How to RegisterPlease make an appointment with LifeSource so we have the appropriate staffi ng resources at our September Blood Drive. Sign up the weekend of August 31-September 1 after masses in the Narthex. You can also go paper-less online at www.lifesource.org, "Click Your Way to a Faster Donation." Or call 1-877-LIFESOURCE (1-877-543-3768). Please use sponsor code 025C

Jack MahoneyVincent Miceli

Christopher SgroiJohanna Wendling

Susan RossateFred Hall Ron Hart

Monica DurenRichard Cove Liers

Alice Cafi ero


Pastoral Care & SupportHome Care vs. Assisted Living: Heath and Quality of Life By: Sarah Stevenson

Eight reasons why an assisted living facility could be better than living at home when it comes to seniors’ quality of life and overall wellness.

As the baby boomers continue to enter retirement in record numbers—a group that includes my own parents—more and more of us will face the question of how to handle their changing health needs. However, many of us will also face an even more urgent request from our parents themselves: “Please don’t put me in a nursing home.” The problem is this: when mom and dad start to need more daily care, it can put pressure on family caregivers and strain on relationships. That’s where assisted living comes in. In a residen-tial facility where there is 24-hour access to personal care, as well as nutrition and wellness services de-signed specifi cally for older adults, seniors can enjoy social contact, security and support while still main-taining their independence. Assisted living is a great intermediate step for seniors who need more help than the family can provide at home, but who don’t need the round-the-clock medical care of a nursing facility. 1. Access to Physical Activity and FitnessWith the latest in gym equipment, group exercise classes like tai chi and zumba, and personal trainers well versed in the needs of older adults, assisted living communities offer opportunities for physical fi tness that go far beyond what family caregivers can easily provide at home.2. Plenty of Opportunities for Social ActivityLiving at home can be isolating, particularly if a senior resides alone. It can be diffi cult for the elderly to main-tain their social relationships when they are no longer working. In assisted living, residents can easily social-ize with peers, not only in common areas but also through planned, structured activities like fi eld trips, dancing, and cultural events.3. A Safe Living EnvironmentFor seniors to remain living safely at home, a wide range of home modifi cations might be needed if their physical health begins to wane—such as shower rail-ings and medical alert systems, to name just two—and the expenses can quickly add up. Assisted living facili-ties are designed for mobility and accessibility, helping seniors avoid falls and accidents and providing rapid access to assistance.4. Intellectual StimulationAmong the various activities that assisted living com-munities provide are plenty of chances for lifelong learning, from computer classes to book clubs to art classes. Many facilities even offer guest lectures from

visiting scholars and professionals. Those commu-nities located on or near a college usually enable residents to take advantage of the nearby campus resources, including courses and cultural events.5. Supervised NutritionIt can be very diffi cult to supervise senior nutrition at home. Seniors living alone may fi nd it unappealing to cook for one, and it’s challenging for family caregiv-ers to monitor whether their loved ones are receiving the necessary nutrients. In assisted living, residents are served three meals a day tailored to the changing health needs of older adults. Some luxury communi-ties even offer gourmet dining!6. Housekeeping and Transportation: All Taken Care OfKeeping the house clean, weeding the garden, getting to appointments and social engagements—these are day-to-day responsibilities that often fall on caregiv-ers when a senior parent is living at home, whether they live alone or with the family. The vast majority of these burdens are relieved when older adults reside in assisted living, as the community generally includes upkeep and housekeeping in the monthly rent cost, and many facilities also offer transportation services.7. Help with Activities of Daily LivingFamily caregivers are also generally responsible for helping with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, and eating when a senior loved one lives at home. In other cases, the family or the senior themselves must bear the cost of a home care aide. Both of these options can cause personal and fi nan-cialstrain on the family. In contrast, one of the most basic tenets of assisted living is helping older adults with these ADLs so that they can continue to function as independently as possible.8. The Rewards of IndependenceBeing able to maintain one’s independence is reward-ing in and of it—and sometimes that requires accept-ing a bit of help now and then. Assisted living helps seniors care for them while also offering access to an active and rewarding lifestyle. At the same time, when families no longer bear sole responsibility for meeting all of their loved ones’ needs, it can reduce everyone’s stress level and even improve family relationships. The time that adult children spend with their senior parents can then become truly meaningful quality time.

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Operations

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The OperationsCommunity...oversees the parish business and infrastructure activities to ensure they operate effi ciently.

Thank you for supporting Holy Family Parish.

With your generous help, we can continue to extend

our mission!

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ATTENDANCE COLLECTIONS

July 14 2,186 25,519$ July 21 * 2,231 49,727 July 28 2,061 24,902 August 4 * 2,432 40,331 Last 4 Collections 8,910 140,480

YEAR TO DATE - 5 Wks 11,173 180,244$

Budget Year to Date 200,000$

Year to Date Budget Shortfall (19,756)$

Parishioners Contributing Electronically 335

* Includes Electronic Direct Debit/Credit Card Offerings

Other Collections (to Date):Disaster Relief Fund 275$

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL THROUGH 7/19/2013Donor Count 339Parish Goal 134,611$ Amount Pledged to Date 63,621$ Amount Paid to Date 56,259$ Pledged Balance Due 7,362$

ATTENDANCE & COLLECTIONS


BaptismBaptism is the Church’s Sacrament of Initiation. We warmly welcome our newest members.

To schedule a Baptism, contact Christine at847-359-0042.

Family Album

Th omas David HayesChild of David & Colleen

Lincoln Amory LeutnerChild of James & Susan

Addison Olivia SeifertChild of Robert & Andrea

Brielle Grace McElroyChild of Daniel & Tracie

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Since 19804 Generations of Plumbers

Repairs & Remodeling - Water HeatersDisposals - Sump Pumps - Rodding

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Miller Wealth Law Group LLC (847) 466-1045 MillerWealthLaw.comOffice in Schaumburg

Estate Planning: Wills & trusts. Help when a parent, spouse or loved one passes away.Business Planning: Succession & owner exit strategies. Executive & key-employee benefits.Tax Planning & Preparation: Reducing taxes to protect family wealth & create charitable trusts.

Jeff Miller, Attorney Pam Miller, CPAParishioners since 1995

Jeff is an adjunct estate planning professor atDePaul law school and admitted to practicebefore the United States Tax Court.

• PARTIES• CATERING• CARRY-OUT• DINE-IN

1547 Palatine Rd.Hoffman Estates

CHEF TONY 847-358-5506FROM ITALY www.AmoreMioIL.com

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Laser Vision Correction • Contact Lenses • General Eye Care

1415 Palatine Rd.Hoffman Estates847-776-8900

Kevin Sullivan M.D.Parishioner

Brent Ostoich O.D.Parishioner

Deborah L. Kleskan O.D.

009247 Holy Family Church (C)

Anthony, Dan and Ross MorizzoAs a family owned and operated business, we take great pride in the service we offer

to the families in our community. We are more than caretakers, we are

your neighbors and friend. We are privileged to be a part of this community and

your family. We provide unparalleled guidance, unmatched care and

unwavering support for the families we serve.

2550 Hassell Road • Hoffman Estates • 847-752-6444

Proud Parishioners Since 1989• Traditional Funeral Services • Traditional Cremation Services • Memorial Services • Pre-Arrangement & Pre-Planning • 24/7 Availability• At Need & Pre-Arrangement

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• Free Estimates• Bonded & Insured

Parishioner

MANUAL FUNCTIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPY™-HANDS ONmovement dysfunctions ✸ pain ✸ dizzinessGreg Paprocki,PT, DPT, PhD, OSC, FFMT, FAAOMPT

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G. D. DECORATINGPainting

Interior/Exterior• Wood Finishing• Paper Removal & Hanging• Wood Staining• Drywall Repairs• Water Damage/Repairs• Deck Cleaning & Staining

847-303-1413George Darby, Parishioner

FULLY INSURED

AUTO • HOME • LIFEBUSINESS

LONG TERM CARE

CHUCK BRAZELTONAgent & Parishioner

[email protected]

2549 W. Golf RoadHoffman Estates847-882-4800

www.brazeltoninsurance.com

Kathy L. French, D.D.S. FAGDParishioner

Serving Families in Our Community Since 1985Teacher, Presenter and Member of Numerous

Dental Associations and Institutes

630-773-6966500 Park Blvd.,Ste. 180C Itasca

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Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise startingas low as $1175 per couple. Daily Mass and Rosary offered.

Deposit of only $100 per person will reserve your cabin.Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,

Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785

WHERE PRIDE IS APERSONAL COMMITMENT

847-428-4820FREE ESTIMATES

Air Conditioning &Heating Corp.

$15.00 Off On Service Call$50.00 Off On New Furnace

Or Air ConditionerNot Good W/Other Offers

500 East N.W. Hwy., Palatine847-359-4500

KEVIN BUDINGER-Parishioner

• Complete funeral arrangements• Cremation services• Funeral preplanning• Out-of-town arrangements• MonumentsOwned and operated by the Bob Smith Family Since 1912

MARY ANN ROSANOVA-KAPER, MDMARK A. ROSANOVA, MD

DIPLOMATES, AMERICAN BOARD OF OPHTHALMOLOGYParishioner Surgery & Disease of the Eyes

330 E. Main St., Ste. 1W, Barrington 381-4300

PALATINE SHELL SERVICEAll Repairs Guaranteed

7 East Palatine Rd., Palatine847-358-4299

www.palatineshellservice.com

Russell S. Pollina D.D.S., P.C.Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics

601 W. Central Rd. Ste. #4 18 E. Dundee Rd. Bldg. 5Mt. Prospect Suite 100 - Barrington847-392-2457 847-382-1720

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New PatientsWelcome!

Dentistry For:• Children• Adolescents• Special Needs

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DAILEY ELECTRIC CO., INC.FAST - FRIENDLY - AFFORDABLE - EMERGENCY SERVICE

RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL

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Fine Jewelry & Crystal123 W. Main, Barrington 847-381-7900

Open 6 Days A Week - Special Holiday Hrs.

Comprehensive & Cosmetic Dental Care

EmergenciesSeen Promptly

24 HourAnswering Service

Michael A. Lovda, D.D.S., Ltd. & Associates1644 W. Algonquin Rd. • Hoffman Estates

(847) 991-0790

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HUGH MASTERSON• Auto • Home • Life • Health • Business• Long Term Care

847-358-505938 S. Plum Grove Rd.

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Door Closers • Safes • Sales & ServiceCommercial • Residential • Industrial

Locksmith Services Since 1963

339 W. Northwest Hwy., Palatine, IL 60067 847-359-0557EDWARD HENNING BONDED & INSURED ROBERT HENNING

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847-882-0456

JNL CLIMATE CONTROL, INC.Heating & Air Conditioning

(847) 358-2251 • John Beening, Parishioner$35.00 OFF Service Call (1 hr. min. not valid on clean & check specials)

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Michael O’Neill McGrath, OSFS

A colorful Catholic ABC bookfor kids and families! Includesa glossary of questions to help

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RAYMOND LA VIGNE, DDSDental Care for the Entire Family

Evening & Saturday Hours637 First Bank Dr., Palatine

(At Hicks & N.W. Hwy.) 847-359-1292

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business needs. We offer a full range of deposit, loan and trust services.

1375 Palatine Road, Hoffman Estates, IL 60195

(847) 963-9500

Kevin M. Van, Exclusive AgentAllstate Insurance Company2500 W. Higgins Rd. • Ste. 1142

Hoffman Estates

[email protected]

AUTO HOME BUSINESS LIFEParishioners Since 1995

Consider RememberingYour Parish in Your Will.

For further information, please call the Parish Office.

KOLZE FLOORINGHIGH QUALITY & SERVICE HARDWOOD FLOORING

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RefinishingFree Estimates • Insured

No Job Too Small!

847-815-5040Ron Kolze Parishioner

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FACILITIES ALL ON ONE LEVEL — CREMATION SERVICES

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Funeral Home 847-253-0224

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Call For A ComplimentaryRetirement Consultation

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Interior & Exterior RenovationsFamily Owned and Operated Since 1987

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SENIOR DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE! NO JOB TOO SMALL

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CARPET & FURNITURECLEANING SPECIALISTS

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CUSTODY LITIGATION

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Hair Cuts • UpdosOPEN 7 DAYS

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PROBATE RESEARCH

MISSING/UNKNOWN HEIRSLOCATED

Domestic & International Services for:Courts, Lawyers, Trust Officers,

Administrators, Executors

Laurie Harris, parishioner847-519-3600

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“Chores By Chip”HANDYMAN SERVICE

ELECTRICAL • FAUCET REPAIR • CARPENTRYQUALITY WORKMANSHIP

South Barrington resident 847-551-1767

BILL SADLER - PARISHIONERFinancial Advisor

• Investments • Retirement Planning • 401k/IRA Rollovers35 Yrs. Experience 630-845-7907

477 South Third, Suite 210, Geneva, IL [email protected]

SHINGLES • WOOD SHAKES FLAT ROOFING • GUTTERS

CALL US TODAY! 847.797.0404IL License #104-009220Dr. Richard M. Mruz, MD

PARISHIONERMember of American College of Pro-Life Obstetrician

GynecologistALEXIAN BROTHERS MEDICAL CENTER

810 Biesterfield Rd., Ste. 102, Elk Grove Village 364-0040

• Customized & Traditional Funeral & Cremation Services

• Counselors Available for Your Preplanning Needs

Jim Ahlgrim Kathy Ahlgrim

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Family Owned & OperatedSince 1892

Family Owned & Operated by

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