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April 12, 2015 • Second Sunday of Easter/Divine Mercy Sunday • Church website: www.stbedechurch.com

The Liturgy of the Eucharist

Presentation Hymn: 519 - Sing To The Mountains Acclamations: 253, 254, 257 Mass from Age to Age Lamb of God: 259 - Mass from Age to Age Communion Hymn: 532 - O Sons And Daughters Recessional Hymn: 541 - All Things New

The Liturgy of the Word - Readings #1066

Gathering Hymn: 539 Sing With All The Saints In Glory Responsorial Psalm: 1066 - Give Thanks To The Lord Gospel Acclamation: 250 - Mass from Age to Age

Today’s Liturgy

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2 — Second Sunday of Easter/Divine Mercy Sunday · April 12, 2015

Michael Albiter MARK Madeline Leigh Aykroid DRAGO Tyler Addison Benyak BLAISE Serena Rose Birkhoff DYMPHNA Tyler John Booth JOHN Skyler Marie Bray PATRICIA Austin James Brookins ALOYSIUS Kaitlyn Renee Calta FRANCIS Donald Joseph Cardy, Jr. FRANCIS Evangeline Mary Cardy BRIDGET Rachael Sara Cruz MARY Mikayla Irene Earl VERONICA Marek Alan Hajduk Fackert FRANCIS Shane Patrick Farrell, Jr. BARTHOLOMEW Ian Koval Flude PHILLIP John Pierre Gadd ALBERT Alycia Maria Gauna ROSE Benjamin Edward

Scesnewicz-Goecke FRANCIS Joseph Patrick Gorden SEBASTIAN Dylan Thomas Graham FRANCIS Demi Mikelle Grant THERESE Ian Alexander Kaplan VINCENT Kennedy Elizabeth Kiesgen ANN Geoffry Allan Kretzschmar FRANCIS Abigail Lyn McCaffery THERESA Peter James O’Donnell PATRICK Molly Roshien O’Hara MAURA

Nicole Emily Porten CATHERINE Kaitlin Marie Ramirez SOPHIA Abigail Nicole Ranalli SEBASTIAN Alexander Jeffrey Redmond SEBASTIAN Jocelyn Isis Rodriguez MARIA Simon Rozalski PETER Megan Allison Sampson CECILIA Danielle Louise Schlecht BERNADETTE Elizabeth Cary Schram LUCY Taylor Ann Schweiss CECILIA Travis Cole Staral WENCESLAUS Kaylee Nicole Sundell ROSE Gabrielle Grayce Terselic CECILIA Jason Nicholas Thormo ISIDORE Isabella-Julia Diane Tiu CATHERINE Genevieve Elizabeth Torrey CECILIA Mercedes Carmen Uribe DAVID Alizabeth Michelle Veness SYLVIA Daniel Noah Villasana JOSEPH Brianna Rose Vogt THERESA Victoria Claire Wagner CLARE Angelica Theresa Marie Waight CECILIA Kevin Scott Wilhelm, Jr. JAMES Corey David Wojslaw PATRICK Scott James Wold EUSTACE Hannah Nicole Wolski CECILIA Joseph Anthony Wunschel NICHOLAS!

St. Bede Parish 2015 Confirmation Class

Congratulations are extended to the young men and women of St. Bede Parish who were confirmed in the Spirit by Bishop John Manz on Saturday, April 11th. (The chosen Saint’s name is in caps.)

St. Bede Church · Ingleside, IL — 3

Monday Acts 4:23-31; Ps 2:1-3, 4-9; Jn 3:1-8

Tuesday Acts 4:32-37; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Jn 3:7b-15

Wednesday Acts 5:17-26; Ps 34:2-9; Jn 3:16-21

Thursday Acts 5:27-33; Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20; Jn 3:31-36

Friday Acts 5:34-42; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Jn 6:1-15

Saturday Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; Jn 6:16-21

Sunday Acts 3:13-15, 17-19; Ps 4:2, 4, 7-9; 1 Jn 2:1-5a; Lk 24:35-48

Second Sunday of Easter/Divine Mercy Sunday Saturday, April 11 5:00 PM George Jankovsky, Sr., req. by George Jankovsky, Jr. Sunday, April 12 7:00 AM Alfred & Dorothy Regner, req. by Regner Family 9:00 AM Ted Matthei, req. by Joyce Matthei Patrick O’Brien, req. by Larry & Fran Spohr 11:00 AM People of the Parish 4:30 PM People of the Parish Monday, April 13 8:15 AM Father’s Day Intentions Tuesday, April 14 8:15 AM Deacon Larry & Fran Spohr (living), req. by Eugenia Paly Wednesday, April 15 8:15 AM Bernice McGrath, req. by George JankovskyThursday, April 16 8:15 AM Mother’s Day Intentions Friday, April 17 8:15 AM Fr. Robert Fitzpatrick (living), req. by Eugenia Paly Third Sunday of Easter Saturday, April 17 5:00 PM Bernice McGrath, req. by George Jankovsky Effie Page, req. by Family Sunday, April 18 7:00 AM People of the Parish 9:00 AM Edward J. Murar, Jr., req. by Jim & Debby Jurinak 11:00 AM Robert O’Brien, req. by Larry & Fran Spohr Ashley Jo Spliethoff, req. by Noel & Marianne Working 4:30 PM People of the Parish

…and for all whose names are written in our parish book of intentions. Please call the rectory at 847-587-2251 if you or your family member needs to be added to or removed from the prayer list.

Jorie Hamsin Linda Hausen Jeanette Hill Dan Jakes Frank Jiracek Frank Keenan Margaret King Ron Korytowski Bob Kramer Diane Labriola Tim LaCreta Debbie Laurie Charlee Lawson Patsy Leonard Charmaine Malecki Don Manthei Sharon Marchetti Joyce Matthei Deacon Jack McMahon Colleen Michaelson Jake Mosansky John Mueller Mary Ann Nelson Veronica Olson Sharon Palms Pat Pawlis Melissa Powell Mary Pejril

Rosemary Ptak Kayla Radtke Lydia Reca Gretchen Renlund Daanish Rizwan Joan Roden Paul Roden J.J. Rodriguez Helen Rosing Julienne Scheibe Christine Schultz Bill Shafer Jerry Smith Deacon Larry Spohr Scott G. Stafort Roger Swiss William Terry Kris Teska Ron Teufel Lenore Trausch (Schopper) Heather Van Daele Kindi Warren John Wells Marilyn Wielgos William E. Wollmuth Gene Wrobel Florence Wrobel Virginia Zeifert Jason Zdon

Dolores Allred Jacob Baldassano David Barnes Marcia Beake Rich Becmer Barbara Bernardi Deacon Phil Bertolani Phil Bickford Reggie Bolan Eric Brown Patricia Bulauski Dolores Clausen Lynn Cook Bob Conway Mary Conway Joy Cortesi Theresa Dietz Everett Donarski Jerry Eisenhower Pat Fernandez Brigid Finan Fr. Fitzpatrick Peri Freund Laurel Fritz Barb Galloway Corinne General Deborah Glen Bernadette Haase Rosemarie Hadley

Mass Intentions

Readings for the Week We pray for the repose

of the souls of all those who have died.

May They Rest in Peace.

Veronica Graf

Please Pray for the sick and homebound of our parish...


From the Administrator, Fr. James Merold

My Dear Easter People, It is Easter night that I write this. I am sitting in my living room watching the Ten Commandments (with my favorite Moses - Charlton Heston) and eating hard-boiled eggs (an ancient traditional Easter food symbolizing the Resurrection). I was re-living this past Holy Week with all its precious moments.

I absolutely loved Palm Sunday with all the royal red display in the sanctuary along with the palm arrangements and the wooden cross draped in a red priestly vestment representing Jesus. “All Glory, Laud, and Honor” is one of my all-time favorite hymns. Then I had the privilege to portray Christ in the Passion account. Holy Thursday morning I observed the Last Supper with our school children. I washed the feet of children and teachers. They were so reverent as I knelt before them, poured water over their feet, and dried them just as Jesus must have done in the upper room. Holy Thursday evening a devout group of parishioners attentively and reverently celebrated the Mass of the Lord’s Last Supper with me. I invited the whole congregation to approach the altar and have their feet washed. Deacon Gregg and I performed this ritual for people too many to count. Every age group was represented from small children to those older than I. One woman came to me walking with her cane and slowly walking up the step into the sanctuary. After I washed each one’s feet, I thanked them for following Christ’s command. During the evening, people came to church to spend time in prayer at the Altar of Repose; this was a special time of quiet and meditation for those who came. Think about doing that next year on that holy night. On Good Friday, I celebrated the Liturgy of the Lord’s Death at 3:00 and 7:00 PM. Both services were well-attended. The Veneration of the Cross was a very moving experience for people. Even the smallest children came upward and touched or kissed the Wood of the Cross. The most important celebration of our liturgical year is the Great Vigil of Easter on Holy Saturday night. We began outside of the main entrance of the church to light the New Fire proclaiming the Resurrection of Jesus. Our Paschal candle was lit and led us into church as we proclaimed: “Christ Our Light! Thanks Be To God.” The entire Vigil was a solemn proclamation of the Resurrection. We listened in darkness as the great Scriptures of our Tradition were read by the solitary light of the Paschal candle; the music and drama of the night led us into the celebration of the First Mass of Easter. Easter morning saw five well-attended Masses. People’s faith was so evident as they renewed their Baptismal Promise and received their Easter Communions. All in all, my Holy Week experience at St. Bede was wonderful and fulfilling. I am grateful and appreciative to everyone who helped lead our people to a deeper relationship with the Lord throughout that week of weeks that changed the world. May the Lord reward you for your efforts and hard work. In Christ, our Risen Savior, Father Jim Merold P.S. Our attendance on Easter was 1500.


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The Feast of Divine Mercy will be celebrated with a prayer service on Divine Mercy Sunday at St. Bede Church

Sunday, April 12 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Divine Mercy Sunday Prayer Service Schedule 12:00 Noon: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at the conclusion of 11:00 AM Mass

12:00 PM - 2:30 PM: Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament & Private Prayer

2:30 PM: Recitation of the Holy Rosary

3:00 PM: Divine Mercy Prayer Service & Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament followed by Veneration of the Divine Mercy Image

4:00 PM: Service Concludes

4:30 PM: Mass at St. Bede

“The Feast of Mercy emerged from My very depths of tenderness. It is My desire that it be solemnly celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter. The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion [on that day] shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment (Diary, 699).” To fittingly observe the Feast of Mercy, receive sacramental confession within several days of the feast and on the feast attend Mass, receive Holy Communion and venerate the Divine Mercy Image. Be merciful to others!

Celebrating 11 years Of Catholic Retreats For Mid-life Singles

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No Night at the Races in April

We were all looking forward to the “Night at the Races” social and fundraiser event scheduled for April 18. At the same event in another state, it was a great success. But in Illinois, we couldn’t get a license from the state for anything involving horse racing. It seems that it is mostly casino-type games or card games that can get licensed (Charitable Games Act -230 ILCS 30/). Our goal was primarily social (as we did with the tournaments in dodge ball and bean bags) in order to build relationships by having fun activities specifically for parents and other members of the greater St. Bede family. We will continue to search out other possibilities. Charles Pinto, Principal


St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry

Parishioners! If you know of any individual, family or friend who is in need of food, please have them contact the St. Bede Society of St. Vincent de Paul at 224-360-2562. All information is kept confidential. Also, we welcome them to attend our community dinner in Coleman Hall (church basement) on the 3rd Sunday of every month. The doors open at 3:30 PM and the dinner is from 4:00 - 5:30 PM. Our current Food Pantry needs: Canned Chicken Soup, Canned Corn & Tuna Just a reminder that the needy in our community depend on your donations. The St. Vincent de Paul poor boxes are located at the exits of the church. Thank you!

We Need Your Help!!!

To help make our Rummage Sale a huge success, we need your help! Our annual St. Bede Rummage Sale scheduled for June is looking for volunteers to help in collecting furniture and large items, which we will continue to do each Saturday through June 7th. The times for collection are from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM. If you can volunteer, please contact Jacqui Hebein at [email protected] or 847-845-3290 and let us know which Saturday(s) you would be available. Thank you!! We also need strong high school/college age men and pickup trucks to help move items on Saturday mornings. Thank you for your consideration! Jacqui Hebein

Monday, April 13 • Girl Scouts — 6:30 - 8:30 PM, FFC • Bede Bash Meeting — 6:30 - 8:00 PM,

Conference Room

Tuesday, April 14 • ‘Prime Timers’ Senior Group Mtg. — 11:00 - 2:00 PM,

Coleman Hall (New Members Welcome!) • Bible Study — 6:30 - 7:30 PM, Knights’ House • Finance Council Meeting — 6:30 PM, Conference Room • Boy Scout Troop 85 Meeting — 7:00 - 8:30 PM,

Fitzpatrick Hall • Cub Scout Pack 111 Meeting — 7:00 - 8:00 PM,

Coleman Hall

Wednesday, April 15 • School Mass — 8:15 AM, Church • Athletic Board Meeting — 5:30 - 7:00 PM,

Conference Room • Religious Ed, 1st - 8th Grade — 6:30 - 8:00 PM, FFC • Parents’ Association Meeting — 6:30 PM, Room 110 • Rosary Making Meeting — 7:00 PM, Coleman Hall

Thursday, April 16 • St. Bede Choir Practice — 7:00 - 9:00 PM, Church • St. Bede Cancer Support Group — 7:00 PM, Library • Knights of Columbus Business Meeting —

7:30 PM, Knights’ House

Saturday, April 18 • Market Day Pickup — 8:30 - 9:30 AM, School Lobby

Sunday, April 19 • Religious Ed, Pre-K - 6th — 9:30 - 10:40 AM, FFC • Children’s Liturgy during Mass — 11:00 AM • St. Vincent de Paul Community Outreach Dinner —

4:00 - 5:30 PM, Coleman Hall

Week at a Glance

St. Bede Cancer Support Group (and any other illnesses people need support with)

This support group consists of prayer, sharing and listening. This ministry is on-going and is held on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM in our Faith Formation Center Library. If you would like to attend, please call the Parish office at 847-587-2251 or feel free to just stop by and see what it’s all about. The next meeting will be on Thursday, April 16th.

Don’t forget to visit our website at: www.stbedechurch.com


Families and the Gospel - Easter Sunday (John 20:19-31)

In today’s gospel, Jesus teaches, “Blessed are those who have not seen and believe.” Accepting someone as they are, without demanding they prove themselves or meet our expectations, creates a rich relationship. Without acceptance a home is only a house and a family is just a group of house mates. — by Bud Ozar

CRHP! (Christ Renews His Parish)

WOMEN of St. Bede save the date! There will be another uplifting, fun, and relaxing CRHP Women’s Spiritual Retreat

on the weekend of October 24 & 25, 2015 at St. Bede Faith Formation Center.

The cost is free and spending the night is encouraged but not required.

Call Jane at the rectory at 847-587-2251 and ask to be included

or email Gloria at [email protected] to register or for more information.

St. Bede Women’s Club Tea & Fashion Show

The St. Bede Women’s Club eighth annual Generations Spring Tea and Fashion Show was a sold-out success. Dainty china cups and pastel napkins brightened Coleman Hall. While the guests nibbled on finger sandwiches and sipped tea, they were treated to models from four generations showing off the latest in Spring fashion. Local venders set up tables for shopping. Raffle prizes were awarded to lucky winners. Food items were collected for the St. Vincent de Paul Society.

The Women’s Club would like to thank not only the women, men, and RE students who worked to make the Tea a success but also the models and emcee for a lovely fashion show. On behalf of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, thank you to all who donated food items. We hope to see you at next year’s Tea!


Stewardship Updates & Update on Deacon Larry

Parish Stewardship Report

Weekend of March 28/29, 2015

12 via Give Central $ 656.00 249 envelopes $ 6,896.67 Loose cash $ 1,213.95 Sunday Collection Total: $ 8,766.62 Weekend of April 4/5, 2015 - Easter

20 via Give Central $ 2,371.00 430 envelopes $ 21,205.50 Loose cash $ 2,777.15 Sunday Collection Total: $ 26,353.65 2015 Fiscal Year (39 Sundays, Christmas & Easter) $ 406,390.27 Average per Sunday is $9,068.06 THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUING SUPPORT!

A Cheerful Giver:

A cheerful giver does not count the cost of what he gives. His heart is set on

pleasing and cheering the one to whom the gift is given. — St. Julian

Please Consider GiveCentral.com

If you are not using GiveCentral please consider signing up. Just go to www.givecentral.com or to the St. Bede Church web site, www.stbedechurch.com and click on the ‘Automatic Debit Donation’ on the home page.

• Go to www.givecentral.org and click on ‘Start Giving’; • In the ‘Search for Charity’ box type ‘Ingleside’ and the

St. Bede icon will pop up at the lower left side of the page;

• Double click on the St. Bede icon and click on one of the ways to support St. Bede or click on the ‘View More’ for other options;

• On the ‘Make a contribution’ page indicate the amount to be contributed, the first contribution date, the frequency of the contributions (weekly, monthly, etc.) and whether the contribution is ongoing or customized; then click on the ‘Add to Gift Basket’;

• If you are giving for more than one purpose click on ‘Add More’; then click on ‘Check Out’.

• You may opt to register or to make your payment as a ‘guest’;

If you select to pay as a ‘Guest’ • Enter the requested demographic information – a valid

email address is required; • Click on the payment mode (credit card or electronic

check) you want to use and fill in the requested information;

• Check the box that states that you agree with Give Central’s Terms and Conditions and click on the ‘Confirm Payment’ box.

If you select to register as a ‘new user’ • Enter the requested demographic information and then

the payment information. • Press the ‘Register and Confirm Gift’ box.

Update on Deacon Larry For the past 4 months I had been experiencing back pain that continued to escalate to the point of little to no mobility. After many therapies and shots they finally resolved that it was the hip and it needed to be replaced. On March 2nd I had the surgery and with a couple of minor setbacks I am finally in recovery. I hope to be returning to full active duty the week of April 13th, doctor permitting. During my infirmity, I experienced a deeper sense of empathy and compassion for people suffering in any way and also for the those who are confined whose only sense of being outdoors is to look out a window. I have also experienced an unbelievable awareness of your love and friendship through your prayers, myriad of get well cards and gifts, phone calls, visits and several friends reaching out in helping me with needs inside and outside the house. I will be offering my prayers, novenas and Masses for all of you! See you soon, God bless! Deacon Larry


Free beginner dance lesson for young adults ages 18 to 39 The free beginner dance lesson will include: waltz, foxtrot, cha cha, and swing taught by championship competitor, Brian Noon. In addition, the evening will have: BYOB, food, “dance games,” as well as some time for open dance to practice the new steps you learned. The lesson will take place on April 19th at 6:30 PM in the Koenig Center at St. Joseph (121 East Maple Ave., Libertyville, IL) which is sponsored by the St. Joseph Young Adult Ministry. Suggested donation of $5.

Would you like to enjoy a closer relationship with your spouse?

Are we like Thomas and doubt the power of God in our marriage? Learn the tools to put God in your Sacrament of Marriage. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are April 17-19, 2015 or June 12-14, 2015 or August 7-9, 2015, all at Elk Grove Village, IL. Early registration is highly recommended. For reservations/information, call Jim & Kris at 630-577-0778 or contact us through http://wwme-chicagoland.org.

Christ departed from our sight that we might return to our heart, and there find him.

For he departed, and behold, he is here.

— St. Augustine

Knights of Columbus Breakfast Buffet

Sunday, April 12th after all Masses in Coleman Hall Stop down after Mass for delicious food and friendly fellowship!


New Parishioner Registration or Change of Address

Place in the collection basket to receive a registration form. You are registered when that form is returned to us.

If you are changing your address, check here

Name _________________________________________ Address ________________________________________ City ________________________ Zip ________________ Apt. # ________ Phone # __________________________

It’s Time for Spring Cleaning!!!

Our BIG Rummage Sale in June needs YOUR furniture!!!

Spring is here! What a perfect time to clean out your attic, basement or garage with items you no longer want or need that are in good condition. These items will be for sale at our annual rummage sale June 18th through the 20th where the profits are used to help support our school and parish. The items of which we will be collecting are:

Furniture Books Bikes Outdoor Furniture CD’s/ DVD’s Tools Indoor and Outdoor Toys Lighting Dishes Appliances (working) Household items Jewelry Flat Screen TV’s Vases Clothes Electronic Equipment (working)

We cannot accept: Tube TV’s; large entertainment centers; luggage; exercise equipment; or baby equipment. Items should be delivered to the Faith Formation Center (St. Bede School). Large items and furniture should be delivered to the back entrance down the ramp by the playground. Smaller items and clothes should be delivered to the side door, number 2. Drop off times are: every Saturday morning from 8:30 – 11:00 AM through April, May and the first part of June. If you have items that you need picked up, please contact Jacqui Hebein to make arrangements at 847-845-3290 or email her at [email protected]. Please donate items and help St. Bede Parish have a successful Rummage Sale! All items are tax deductible – a form will be given to you upon delivery of the item(s). If you have any questions, please call Jacqui Hebein at 847-845-3290. Thank you and God bless!

Rosary Army

All are invited to join us as we learn to make knotted twine rosaries starting at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, April 15th in Coleman Hall. No commitment required—once you learn you may do them on your own if you prefer. St. Bede Rosary Ministry is funded entirely on donations. Anyone wishing to make a donation may place a marked envelope in the collection basket. We are deeply grateful for your donations and prayerful support. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Danielle Weidner at 847-204-2412.


Easter Flower Memorials…

In Memory of: Donated by: • Carl R. Tadavich • John & Louise Adams; Art & Helen Keller • Ted & Mary Tomaszewski • Charles, Kathryn & Peter Sink • Jeff, Christy & Katie Bronken • Buddy Nickey • Benno Freund • William “Dad” Gilleran • John & Linda Rowe; Carolyn Dabrowski • Deceased Members of Pinkowski & Wojcik Families • James M. Mueller Sr. & Jr. • Eugene & Regina Grabowski • Govekar Family & Wilson Family • Deceased Members of Obenauf & Geist Families • John Collins • John Ratajczyk, Sr. & John Ratajczyk, Jr. • Valentine & Margaret Schrimpf; Frank & Carrie Lux • George Aranowski & Elizabeth Hansen • Irene “Momsie” Campbell • Matthew R. Perez, Marion “Gigi” Przybylski • Frank & Gloria Kiraly; John & Helen Smith • Bob Madlener; Deceased Members of Ferrigan Family • Earl (Bob) Rapp, Jr. & Matthew Popow • Louis & Dolores Malik • Berggren Family & Bieniek Family • Florian & Estelle Borowczyk • Ned & Angeline Crandall; Theodore & Florence Cwik • Beth Pashke • Andy Teufel • Eugene & Regina Grabowski • Thomas L. Neuroth • Bernice & Martin Andrastek; RoseMarie & Leroy Andersen • Mr. & Mrs. Edward Murar, Sr.; Edward J. Murar, Jr. • Edward & Betty Rohde, Sr.; Matthew & Sophie Kochanek, Sr. • Cristi Langreder & Bobby Hickman • Charlotte, John & Ronny Kwak • Doris M. Weismann • Petracca Family • Sandra, Elena & Alex • Onisk Family & Duda Family • Eisenhower & Scalise Family; Patty Iva, Rose & Kay • Bruce & Brucie Krieger • James & Mary Kneip • Pawlis Family • Ronald M. Hill • Frank & Lottie Pasko • Frank Meier; Michael Meier • Al & Jane Klein • Rose Buchardt • John & Virginia Stawczyk

• Joy Tadavich • Louise Hamilton • Geri Kwitkowski • Marilyn & Suzanne Sink • Bronken, Barrett & Marr Families • Veronica Nickey • Mary Freund • Cheryl Sersen • Dabrowski Family • Ed & Barb Pinkowski • Jean Mueller • Arthur & Eileen Moldenhauer • Virginia Govekar Family • Bill & Mary Lou Obenauf • Mary Ann Collins • Ratajczyk Family • Darlene & Linda Lux; Fred & Margaret Schrimpf • Susan & Judd Hansen • Victoria Vohasek • Victoria Vohasek • Don & Marilee Smith • Bob & Dee Ferrigan • Janet Rapp • Linda Karg • Hank & Judie Bieniek • Prasil Family • Gregory & Barbara Crandall • Skip Pashke • Carol Teufel • Jeanne & Peter Dziadus • Neuroth Family • Jon & Mea Andersen • Matthew Kochanek, Jr. • Matthew Kochanek, Jr. • Dayna & Wally Kwak • Wally & Dayna Kwak • Bill Weismann • Celia Keats & Family • Prez Family • Mrs. Christine Prange • Ike & Barbara Eisenhower • Ike & Barbara Eisenhower • Kneip Family • Godawa Family • Angeline Hill & Family • Gerry Crawford • Meier Family • Al Klein • Ken Buchardt • Daughter, Deborah Staton

Thank you for making our Church

environment beautiful for Easter!


Liturgical Ministry Schedule for April 18/19

Paradise Park April 10 Frank & Ann Wach April 17 Ed Portalski April 24 Gregg Zeifert

Lakeland Apartments April 12 Sandra Prez April 19 Tina Carpenter April 26 John Bieschke

Ministers of Care Schedule for April

Mass Presiders Lectors Eucharistic Ministers 4 PM Confessions Fr. Fitzpatrick 5:00 PM Fr. Kinn M. Greaves C. Rice - Captain, C. Diehl M. Sink, S. Sink, K. Urzedowski, L. Benes, B. Erber, C. Magnine - Alternate 7:00 AM Fr. Merold E. Zeifert W. Obenauf - Captain, W. Schumacher G. Patryn, S. Schumacher, L. Smith, W. Schumacher, L. Urbanski, J. Vogt - Alternate 9:00 AM Fr. Merold S. Cotter D. Smith - Captain, H. Placuszok J. Stangel, F. Wach, K. Zeve, S. Bieschke, D. Cotter, C. Cunningham - Alternate 11:00 AM Fr. Merold M. Young P. Blencoe - Captain, K. Simmet M. Buckley, F. Loffredo, B. Kling, L. Mahoney, J. Miculinich J. Pecora - Alternate 4:30 PM Fr. Merold

Weekly Mass Schedule Monday thru Friday: 8:15 AM Saturday Evening: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM & 4:30 PM Holy Day Masses As scheduled in the Bulletin. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 4:00 to 4:30 PM in the Church. Baptisms Second & Fourth Sundays of the month at 12:30 PM. Registration is necessary by phone or at the Rectory. Preparatory instruction for parents is required. Marriages Call the rectory at least 4 months in advance.

Communion for Homebound Call the rectory at 847-587-2251. New to the Parish? Welcome to St. Bede Please call parish office to register yourself and/or your family. Parish Pastoral Council: Bob Fesus, President Market Day, Audrey Mathis: 847-587-7251 Web Address: www.stbedechurch.com Parish Email Address: [email protected]

Pastoral Staff Rev. James Merold, Administrator ([email protected]) Rev. John F. Krebs, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Robert J. Fitzpatrick, Pastor Emeritus Rev. James W. Kinn, Weekend Assistant Phil Bertolani, Deacon (Holly) Jack McMahon, Retired Deacon (Marge) Larry Spohr, Deacon (Fran), Pastoral Minister Gregg Zeifert, Deacon (Eileen) Loretta Jelinek Lieske, Music Director Niki Warden, Youth Ministry Coordinator Mark & Louise Wolski, Youth Ministry Coordinators Parish Office Staff Fred Konopasek, Business Manager Elaine Kavanaugh, Parish/School Bookkeeper Jane Nischan, Administrative Assistant Parish Office: 847-587-2251/Parish Fax: 847-973-1765 St. Bede School & Religious Education 36399 N. Wilson Road, Ingleside, IL 60041 Charlie Pinto, Principal School Office: 847-587-5541/School Fax: 847-587-2713

Mark Buckley, Director of Religious Education Mary Richards, Religious Ed Administrative Assistant Religious Education Office: 847-587-2301

St. Bede Parish Mission Statement

“St. Bede Catholic Church is a welcoming spiritual community where sacraments, education and evangelization lead us to Jesus Christ.”

Meat Raffle at Four Coyne’s Grill & Bar Tickets are 4/$1.00

Come and take a chance on winning your choice of meat every Saturday at 2:00 PM at Four Coyne Grill & Bar in Round Lake. All proceeds are donated to St. Bede by one of our parishioners, Tom Coyne. Winner is selected each Saturday at 2:00 PM and given the choice to choose from steaks, roasts, chops, ribs and/or chicken. Also, after the meat raffle there is a drawing for 2 free drinks. All are invited to stop by for some good times, food and a chance to win from a selection of great meats. Four Coyne’s Grill & Bar/847-740-3742 302 Nippersink Road, Round Lake

The Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass will be held on Sunday, August 30, 2015 at 2:45 PM, at Holy Name Cathedral, 735 North State Street. Couples married in 1965 interested in attending this celebration should contact their parish to register. For further information, call the Marriage and Family Ministries Office at 312-534-8351 or visit the website: www.marriageandfamilyministries.org.

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