Our Vision? A people ALIVE with love for God…ready to serve Our Mission? To live our lives centered on Christ in the Eucharist, sharing the Good News of Salvation and serving others with special concern for the poor and suffering

ST. PETER The Catholic Community of 557 Lake Street

Antioch, Illinois 60002

Phone: 847-395-0274

Fax: 847-395-4553

Website:

www.stpeterantioch.org http:/vic1.archchicago.org

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W E L C O M E TO S T. P E T E R PA R I S H THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PETER

557 LAKE STREET • ANTIOCH, ILLINOIS 60002 (847) 395-0274 • FAX: (847) 395-4553

WWW.STPETERANTIOCH.ORG NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome! Please stop at the Rectory to register in person or complete a form found at the rear of Church and drop it into the Usher’s basket. BAPTISMS Baptisms are scheduled for the 2nd Sunday of the month at 1:00 pm. Families must

be members of the parish for three months prior to Baptisms. Please make

arrangements at the Rectory. PRE-BAPTISM SESSION A Baptism class is required for all parents and is held on the first Sunday of the

month after the 9:30 Mass in the Religious Education Center. To register, please call the Rectory at 847-395-0274. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday ...... 8:30 am and by appointment

MARRIAGES Marriage arrangements should be made at least six months in advance by calling

the Rectory at 847-395-0274.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION

Wednesday 1st Semester (Grades 6-8) 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Wednesday 2nd Semester (Grades 1st & 2nd) 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm

(Grades 3, 4 & 5) 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm

ST. PETER SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 559 Elizabeth St. (former Convent) Phone: 847-395-0246 Office Hours ............................. 9 am to 4 pm Monday thru Thursday and by appointment Mary Leonard…..…….Director of Religious Ed.

ST. PETER SCHOOL 900 St. Peter Street Phone: 847-395-0037 Web-Site: www.st-peter-school.org Office Hours ................. 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Tina Vakilynejad ............................... Principal

PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Michael McMahon, Pastor

Rev. Dean Semmer, Associate Pastor

Rev. Ronald Anglim, Pastor Emeritus

Deacon Jonathan Thompson

Jeanine Kellman…...Director of Music/Liturgy 262-903-1629

RECTORY 557 Lake Street, Antioch, IL 60002 Phone: 847-395-0274 Office Hours………...Mon. thru Fri., 9am - 5pm Saturday……......9am - 12pm Closed for Lunch .….……….12:00 to 1:30pm

PARISH SUPPORT Ted Sokulski……………………Bookkeeper Becky Serna…………Administrative Assistant bserna@stpeterantioch.org Tom Kurowski…………………..Bulletin Editor Finance Committee...finance@stpeterantioch.org

MASS SCHEDULE

M, T, W, Th, Sat .…..….….………7:30am Friday…………………………….8:00am Saturday Vigil Mass…………….. 4:30pm Sunday Mass..……...….6:30, 8:00, 9:30 & 11:30 am Holy Day Masses..7:30, 9:30 am & 7:30 pm Saturday Confessions…..….………8:30 am Holiday Masses…………….........…9:30 am

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Regis Trenda Adele Peterson Joel Tune John Carley Joe Annunzio Fr. McMahon

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Carter Bell Fr. McMahon Julie Cannon Fr. Semmer Paul Coleman Jeanine Kellman Fran Gomes Mary Leonard Tina Vakilynejad Rob Ryan Steve Roche Bruce Pagni Denise Smith Rod Vivian Arlene Sokulski Deb Yankee Ted Sowa Bob Zuiker Bob Zeien

APRIL 19, 2015 — 3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 3

Briefs From Father McMahon

SPRING IS HERE AT LAST!

I am very grateful to everyone involved in last night’s “LET”S MAKE A DEAL” live Auction and Dinner benefitting our wonderful St. Peter School. This year’s First Communion and the School Play are coming very soon. Once Holy Week and Easter have been properly observed, the usual “Rites of Spring” take place-along with weddings, anniversaries, Priesthood Ordinations, plus all scheduled school, religious education and parish events. Spring IS busy, but filled with the renewed life of Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. In Luke’s Gospel for this Sunday, (and, please note, we turn to Luke’s writing from this year’s usual St. Mark selection), the effect of the Resurrection is that the Risen One opens the eyes of the disciples to see that the scripture which they had always known have also been pointing ahead to Jesus and His Resurrection. For Jesus and the early believers what we now refer to as the Hebrew Scriptures were the only texts that they knew. But now, having come to believe in what God had accomplished in Jesus Christ, those scriptures take on a new and incredible richness and meaning. The second reading from John’s Letter clearly states “… for, whoever keeps his word, the love of God is truly perfected in him.” What a leap in the understanding of Jesus and scripture before the entire mystery and mission of Jesus Christ. We can also see ourselves and others in a new light of Easter. We have all been on a pilgrimage that began on Ash Wednesday with dirty foreheads and many good intentions. How many have we been able to fulfill? Have you felt yourself being drawn more deeply into the stories of salvation as told throughout Lent and Easter? Do you feel that God has somehow changed you inside this Lent/Easter? Notice the beauty of the Lord’s attempts to convince his disciples of his Resurrection. He reveals the love and forgiveness of a God who simply will not rest until they have come to believe. THIS ALSO INCLUDES US. May we all give thanks for the perseverance of Divine Love, which draws us into God, the source of all lasting peace. Let our hearts be free of all paralyzing anxiety and flooded with the healing grace of Jesus Christ! This is both our gift and our Easter Joy!

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April 25, Saturday

St. Mark, Evangelist

7:30am Martin Klein By Family

4:30pm Mark Smith By Smith Family

April 26, Sunday Fourth Sunday Of Easter World Day Of Prayer For Vocations

6:30am Parishioners Of St. Peter Parish

8:00am Intention Carol Messersmith By Family

Robert Keiser By Charles & Esther Hamlin

9:30am Laura Marion By Helen Levick

Ronald J. Hintzke

11:30am Bruce Rosemann By The Dennis Johnson Family

Lisa Rosemann By The Dennis Johnson Family

MASS SCHEDULE April 20, Monday Easter Weekday

7:30am Andreas Klein By Family

April 21, Tuesday Easter Weekday

St. Anselm

7:30am Intention Of Richard Luszcak By Family

George Boyks By Ray & Gertrude Micek

April 22, Wednesday Easter Weekday Earth Day

7:30am Chester Matusek By Tom Kurowski

April 23, Thursday Easter Weekday

St. George, St. Adalbert 7:30am Fathers Day Society

April 24, Friday Easter Weekday

St. Fidelis Of Sigmaringen, National Arbor Day

8:00am Anna Sue Dang By Family

Ministry

Weekday April 26 to May 2 7:30am Friday 8:00am

Saturday 4:30 pm

Sunday 6:30 am

8:00 am

9:30 am

11:30 am

Celebrants & Deacons

Fr. McMahon

Fr. McMahon J. Thompson

Fr. Rubey

Fr. Semmer

Fr. Semmer

Altar Servers

Sara Jilly Lindsey Koza

Mary Noonan Mark Deutschman Justin Hess

Ben Ticsay

Channin Pluciennik Lillian McKinney Jackson McKinney

Ana Marcell Mary Ashworth Tommy Castino

Eleanor Yankee SUB NEEDED Connor Schultz

Lectors Jessica Hoffelder Rita Schurger Bonita Skurski Bill Lamb Mary Leonard

Cantor Organist

J. Marsalek J. Kellman

M. Dearhammer B. O’Donnell

J. Konrath Adult Choir B. O’Donnell

Contemporary Choir J. Kellman

Eucharistic Ministers

Jack Brown Bonnie Brown Jeff Barber Breanna Carley

Martin Montano Pat Folbrick

Jim Ksiezak SUB NEEDED Helen McKinney Mark McKinney Ellen Ipsen

Judy Shaffer Sue Ryan Steve Ryan Bonnie Lamb Ted Burbridge

Pam Franzen Peggy Baldy Sharon Thode Charlene Zuidema SUB NEEDED

LITURGICAL MINISTERS Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26, 2015

APRIL 19, 2015 — 3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 5

FUNDRAISING FACTS February 15 March 15 Parish Goal……………………….$972,000 $972,000 Parishioners Who Have Pledged…. 454 454 Total Amount Of Pledges………..$858,692 $858,692 Amount Collected………………..$577,512 $591,046 THANK YOU!

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Spiritual Life Readings for the Week of April 19, 2015 Monday: Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30; Jn 6:22-29 Tuesday: Acts 7:51 — 8:1a; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a, 17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35 Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8; Ps 66:1-3a, 4-7a; Jn 6:35-40 Thursday: Acts 8:26-40; Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20; Jn 6:44-51 Friday: Acts 9:1-20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59 Saturday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14; Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16-17; Mk 16:15-20 Sunday: Acts 4:8-12; Ps 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 28, 29; 1 Jn 3:1-2; Jn 10:11-18

Serving in the Armed Forces

St. Peter lists the names of active duty military personnel. We keep them in our thoughts and prayers as they protect our country and freedom. Please inform us if your service person is no longer active in the military.

Christopher Sherwood Peter Bickelhaupt

Josephine Gaffrig Patrick L. McConnell Jim Kyne

James H. & Robert J. Schreiner Kevin Nelson Katrina Kyne

Jim & Melissa Finborg Phillip Andrew Hettich

Paul Joseph Hettich Spencer Keith

Michael Callahan Jesse Sanchez Andy Hernandez

Jon Marino Derek Duba Stephen Bastain

Shane Parkman Bob Caulfield, III

Michael Matthews Brian Langner Aaron Roman

Steven Orzech Frederic Drummond Jeramiah Paddock

Sean Pasieta Brandon Stockwell Kyle Klean

Robert W. Schartz Ryan Benson Chistyn & Cheryl Gaa

Bryce Roman Gabriel Gonzalez Jacob Allen

Rebecca Stockwell Carter P. Bell Thomas Dvorak

Joseph Mesnard Royce Applegren

Brandon Klean Michael Jendrycki Aaron Marsh Daniel Lee Weston

Robert McCharen Joseph Cernivec Christopher Burke

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Third Sunday of Easter Tuesday: St. Anselm Wednesday: Administrative Professionals Day; Earth Day Thursday: St. George; St. Adalbert Friday: St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen; National Arbor Day Saturday: St. Mark

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION With the Easter season well under way, we now resume our survey of the sacrament of the sick. The pastoral care of the sick will be misunderstood if we start from the vantage point of the sickroom. Begin with the Sunday assembly, from which the sick person has been separated by the crisis of illness, and whose absence is given expression in prayer and service. The goal is to extend the consolation of the Lord’s presence at the table to those who are apart from it, and for the assembly to enfold them in prayer. Secondarily, the goal is to teach people what the Church desires for all those who are sick. Seeing ministers dispatched to the sick from Mass every Sunday might help a caregiver realize that their dear one can also receive Communion. Witnessing the anointing of a woman facing surgery might help another person to overcome hesitation and ask for the sacrament’s healing and strength. Society’s impulse may be to marginalize the sick, but the tradition of our community is to see them at the center of our life. When Roman persecutors ordered St. Lawrence the Deacon to hand over the jewels of the church, he assembled a motley crew of the sick and the infirm and announced with all hu-mility, “Behold, my lord, the treasures of the church of Christ.”

PLEASE PRAY FOR The Book of the Sick

Maria Tran Sue Lengvenis Annie Thompson Carol Dobbs Mary Ann Shatto Michael J. Nasca Irene Krzeminski Mark Crawford Natalie Renda Kristine Gore Bryce Smith Chris Jezowski Gayle Milowski Gregg Tracey Patricia Sailer Jan Hassett Ginny Henning William O’Donnell Tim Harmston James Looby Laura Nemes Janet Fitzgerald Farrah Dearlove Timothy Dougherty Ann Cloherty Doris Svoboda Kay Meyers Theresa Thelma Thompson Melba Farina Shirley Fitzgerald Tom Wanat Bernard Glynn Philip Lojdl Lynn Lach Anne Bieganowski Jonathan Janek Bob Bieganowski Ron Whiten Aidan Barber Rebecca Stockwell Erica Campos Francis Cardinal George Kevin Roach PLEASE NOTE: We attempt to update our Sick List every 30 days and delete names who have been on the list for that time.

The Dearly Departed Joseph Thomas O’Day Kaitlyn Polfer Lloyd Drosuuart

APRIL 19, 2015 — 3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 7

ANNOUNCEMENTS Next Pasta@ Pete’s Saturday May 9 5:30 PM TO 7:00PM Father Frawley Hall

6:00 pm To 8:30 pm R.E Grade 1-5 ( School )

The Week Ahead Monday 4-20-15

9:30am to 11:00am WOW Meet ( R.E. Center)

Wednesday 4-22-15

6:00pm to 7:30pm 1st Communion Practice ( Church & F.F.H )

Thursday 4-23-15

9:30am CCW Board Meeting ( F.F.H ) 7:30pm Adult Choir Practice ( Church )

Friday 4-24-15

Saturday 4-25-15

8:30am Over Eater’s Anonymous Meeting ( R.E. ) 8:30am Confessions 1st Communion 10:00am ( Church ) 1st Communion 2:00pm ( Church ) 4:30pm Mass

Tuesday 4-21-15

4:00pm Altar Server Training ( Church ) 6:30pm to 9:00pm SPRED Meeting ( R.E. Cen-ter )

Sunday 4-26-15

11:30 Children’s Liturgy Of The Word 11:30 Contemporary Choir 2:00pm to 3:00pm Communion Practice ( Church & F.F.H)

8:00am Eucharistic Adoration until 8 pm (RE Building Chapel )

Alcoholics Anonymous & Narcotics Anonymous If you have a problem with alcohol or drugs, there is help available. Alcoholics Anonymous & Narcotics Anonymous hold numerous meetings in our area. For More information: Please Contact Bill L at 847-204-4877.

Join our social media community of faith! Please like our Facebook Page to share prayer requests, discussions of faith, and learn about upcoming events.

The St. Peter Parish Facebook page can be found at www.facebook.com/stpeterantioch

Council of Catholic Women The Woman of the Year Luncheon will be held on May 6 at Cotillion Banquets, 360 Creekside Drive, in Palatine. The event starts at 11:00 a.m. with first year presidents receiving their leadership rewards at 11:30 a.m. followed by lunch at noon. The Woman of the Year Presentation begins at 1:15 p.m. followed by a 2:00 p.m. raffle. Bishop Rassas will be presenting the awards to the women of Vicariate 1. This event is a celebration of women who share their skills and gifts, give service to the parish through the council and fulfill the mission of the council. Reservations are $35.00 per person. The dead-line for the reservation is April 17. Please call Christie, 815-675-2411, for further details.

St. Peter Parish Is Starting A Welcoming Committee Please pray for this new ministry. We are trying to Extend a warm welcome to our visitors and new members. If you have any suggestions or comments please contact Jeanine Kellman by email: kellman@elknet.net

Attention Nurses Who: Council Of Catholic Nurses Of Lake County Event: Spring Mass And Lunch Date: Saturday May 2, 2015 Place: St. Raphael The Archangel, 4000 N. Hwy 45 Old Mill Creek, IL Phone: 847-395-3474 ( Church on Hwy 45– 2 miles south of Rte 173 0n west side) Program: Fr. Merold will celebrate 8:30am Mass followed by church tour, installation of officers and catered lunch. RSVP: Therese Diesner 847-746-0914 Members no charge Non-members $5.00 All Nurses Welcome

THE “SHAWL MINISTRY” OF ST. PETER PARISH has items available for anyone who is experiencing a difficult time in life. These items have been made by a group of parishioners for distribution as an outreach ministry. Contact Valerie at (847 838-6360) to request a shawl or lap blanket for yourself, a neighbor or friend. These items are free of charge; however, we do accept yarn donations for our projects. This ministry meets the 3rd Thursday of each month, from 9:30am-11:30am in the RE Center. Join us and we’ll “keep you in stitches”! DATES FOR YOUR CALENDAR. . . APRIL 19TH IS OUR PARISH 5TH GRADE RETREAT BEGIN-NING AT 9:00AM IN THE PARISH HALL AND CONCLUDING AT 11:15AM. ALL PARISH 5TH GRADERS ARE EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT AS PART OF THEIR ONGOING FAITH FORMATION. PRAYERS PLEASE!!! For all those preparing for their First Communion on April 25th and May 2nd. What a wonderful opportunity for celebration during the season of Easter! Please keep them all in their prayers and they begin their final preparations to be welcomed to the table of the Lord with us. PLEASE COME TO OUR PARISH TEEN’S CAR WASH ON SATUR-DAY—MAY 16TH FROM 8AM UNTIL 12NOON. They will be wash-ing and hand drying cars for a donation in front of the RE Center (formerly the Convent). Monies collected help support programming for our parish teens which includes Catholic Heart WorkCamp and the National Catholic Youth Conference. Thank you again for always supporting our parish youth! Blessings to you always!!! ALTAR SERVER TRAINING IS ON TUESDAY—APRIL 21ST FROM 4PM UNTIL 5:30PM IN CHURCH for all interested 4th through 12th grade parishioners. Come and join us and learn how to be a minister of the altar. Any ques-tions or for a registration form please email: stpe-tere@gmail.com. NEXT TAIZE PRAYER WILL BE ON TUESDAY—MAY 12TH IN CHURCH AT 7PM. Please join us for prayer, song, and time to reflect. We are always looking for volunteers to proclaim the Scrip-tures and lead some of the prayers. If you are interested in helping in any way please call the RE Center (847 395-0246) or email at: stpetere@gmail.com. Hope you can join us!!! On a personal note. . .I hope you have marked your calen-dars to join me on Memorial Day—Monday, May 25th from 2pm until 4pm at Hastings Lake Forest Preserve for my retirement picnic! No RSVPs needed, just bring a dish to pass and your table service and your own refresh-ments—I will provide “the pig” and “the place”. Hope you can join me in this celebration! - Mary Leonard

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Formation & Education From The Desk Of Mary Leonard From The Desk Of Father Semmer

Question of the Week: How Do We See Things?

As people age their vision changes, we don't see as well as we did when we were younger. I remember when I got my first pair of bifocals, it was an adjustment for me as it is for many people. The technician warned me to be careful going down stairs. Sure enough, looking down through the lens, the stairs became blurry. Then comes cataracts, when it becomes difficult to see objects clearly. Eventually they have to be removed. These are adjustments in seeing that all people will eventually face in their lives. Our vision is important for us to have. It enables us to read, to look at others, to be able to drive. Our vision allows us to interact with others. It is great for us to have. But there are times when our minds can persuade what we see and how we see things. Sometimes our own prejudice can influence what we think we see. This has proved itself quite evident in a few incidents with police officers, recently, and how they handle the people they are coming in contact with. The officers tell things the way they felt they happened and then a video reveals a different scenario to what actually happened. Being an officer is not an easy task. When the disciples see Jesus, they believe it is a ghost because in their minds they know that He was crucified and died. They also know that He rose from the dead. That concept was difficult for their minds to comprehend. So they became startled and terrified when they first see him. They finally believe it is Jesus when he shares with them, "...a ghost does not have flesh and bones..." It is important for us to look at how we see things in our world. Not only realizing that our vision may be changing but also from that we might be unduly influenced by our minds in how we see things. Sometimes it is good for us to step back and think about how we look at things and how they are perceived by us. It helps us understand things better if we are able to see both sides of an event or the things that happen in our world. It also helps us to be able to understand our relationships and people better. It helps us to appreciate the life that our Lord has given us. It all matters on how we are able to see things. Fr. Dean Semmer

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Please Note: Confessions

8:30 am Every Saturday Morning And By Appointment

847-395-0274

Anyone interested in exploring the Catholic Faith is invited to call Fr. Dean Semmer at the Rectory: 847-395-0274.

If you know of any homebound person who would like Communion brought to them, please call the Rectory at 847-395-0274.

Anyone interested in exploring the Catholic Faith is invited to call Fr. Dean Semmer at the Rectory: 847-395-0274.

Anyone who is experiencing a family or personal crisis and would like our St. Peter Parish prayer chain to pray for your special needs, please call Lois Pflieger at 847-395-2713.

ST. PETER PARISH & LAKE COUNTY HELPFUL RESOURCES

Community Health Primary Care Center, Lake County Health Department Midlakes Medical Clinic, Round Lake Park, 847-984-5100

Council of Catholic Women Unites women to provide spiritual enrichment. Marilyn Novack, 847-395-2315

Department of Children and Family Services The state agency handles sexual and physical abuse cases. All cases involving a caretaker, teacher or parent should be reported to the agency. For information, call 800-25-ABUSE or visit www.state.il.us/dcfs/index.shtml

Eucharistic Adoration Observed at the Religious Educa-tion Center (old Convent) every Tuesday from 8am until 8pm. Adorers staff full time. Steve Roche, 847-838-5941.

Funeral Luncheon Ministry Jeanine Kellman, 267-742-5057

Home Bound Minister Brings Communion to those unable to attend Mass. Call the Rectory at 847-395-0274

A Safe Place Provides shelter, counseling and other needs for victims of domestic violence. For information, call 847-249-4450 or visit www.asafeplaceforhelp.org/

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago Lake County Services 671 S. Lewis Avenue Waukegan, IL 60085 847-782-4000 or for Senior services, 847-546-5733 Food Pantry Hours 10am to 3pm, Phone 847-782-4166

Education Ministries (847-395-0037) St. Peter School - the education of children in guiding their moral, spiritual, academic and physical development; pre-school thru grade 8.

Alcoholics Anonymous St. Peter Church, Antioch Contact: Bill L., 847-204-4877 Several meetings are scheduled throughout Lake County. Day’s And Hour’s Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 10:00 am, 6:00 pm, 8:00 pm ( R. E. ( lg. rm ) Saturday: 8:30 pm Sunday: 8:00 pm ( R.E. ( lg rm )

Alanon Monday 8:00 pm ( RE ( sm rm )

OPEN ARMS MISSION 1548 s. Main St. Antioch, IL 60002 Phone: ( 847 ) 395-0309 Hours: 7:00 am to 6:30 pm Tuesday through Thursday

Helping HANDS FOOD PANTRY 2502 Spring Ridge Dr. Spring Grove, IL 60081 Phone : ( 847 ) 587-7727 Hours : 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm Tuesday and Thursday

Regular Collection……………..$10,310.36 * March Collection…………………….$3,455.00 Easter………………………………...$1,443.00 Education………………………………$480.00 Good Friday…...……………………....$122.00 Mothers Day………………………..…...$35.00 Open Arms…………………..………...$100.00 Poor Box…………………………..…….$95.00 Rice Bowl…………...….………..…….$455.92 * Parish Automatic Monthly Collection

April 12, 2015 Collection

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from 8:00 am until 8:00 pm

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