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fli ere is great meaning and power for our contemporary life and times in the message
of Matthew's gospel which we share this weekend.
To a Jewish person in the era of Jesus, a Canaanite was a hated outsider.
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Canaanite woman in toda y 's selection is persistent and finall y draws from Jesus
(Lord-Son of David) a great acclamation, 'Woman, great is y our faith."
J esus grants her wish and heals her daughter.
ore importantly—for us—as church in
the 2 i st centur y , we are confronted
and challenged ipt) those who come
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they are hurting. If we are true discipies Wko serve the mission of Jesus,
the Lord—the
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we, as church, must offer them hope
and life.
Remember Jesus, at the conclusion of Matthew's gospel, sends his disciples to
ere are no outsiders.
ALL nations—to ALL people. Th ere
rver,r ne is welcome at God's ban q uet! Matthew's Jesus
There are no rejects.
challenges us to look
around and see all the Canaanites (the outsiders, rejects, outcasts, foreigners) who
ask for healing. Cod sets his table—and every one is invited!
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Volume 4, No. 38 - This People is the House of God - August 17, 2008
Celebrating Sacra ent
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We, a Catholic Christian people
rooted by Baptism, take as our
challenge the mission of Jesus: to
build the Kingdom of God, standing
in solidarity with the poor. We are
committed to:
all people and
Jack Bernard Smith Crawford
(Jeanne and Matthew)
Joseph Michael Dittrich (Angela and Michael)
Braeden William Jenkins (Lynnae and Shawn)
Lukas Thomas Schmidt (Mary and Timothy)
Samantha Celeste Szela (Shelley and David)
Sydney Elizabeth Szela (Shelley and David)
Saturday, August 23rd, 1:00 p.m.
Pauline Palaszewska and Timothy Mollenkamp
Saturday, August 23rd, 3:00 p.m.
Jennifer Bishop and Shane Whildin
providing a sense of belonging to
people at every stage of life.
a place of enjoyment,
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excitement and fun for people of
all ages.
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in caring service to
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Monday, August 18th
8:15 St. Anne Perpetual Mass Society
Special Intention for Jim and Eileen PerilleRita Jaeger
Tuesday, August 19th
each other.
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Remember
those in need, especially
8:15 Donald Klass—Barbara Klass
the broken, through generous
Wednesday, August 20th
gifts of time, talent and treasure.
8:15 Arthur Cramer—Harriet A. Onan
at Eucharist and
Thursday, August 21st
celebrating the Sacraments of the
8:15 Cary Cardelli—Mom and Dad
Church and the sacramental
Friday, August 22nd
8:15 St. Anne Perpetual Mass Society
Rita Caba—Cindy Caba
moments of our lives.
the Living
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Story of Jesus.
Saturday, August 23rd
So challenged, we pray that the Holy
Mass of Anticipation
5:15 Norma Casey—Susan Vannice
Spirit fills us and empowers us so that
we may become the Living Presence
Sunday, August 24th
of Jesus in our contemporary world.
Dora Brommelkamp, sister of
Jeanette Dedmond and James Hollister;
Sophie Ceisel, mother of Albert Ceisel,
Marge Schultes, Chris Schmuker
and Edie Ceisel;
Susan Doyle, friend of Mary Carol McAuley;
Terry Kolesar, brother of Pat O'Leary;
2 John F. Speck,
husband of the late Ellen
7:15 People of St. Anne
9:00 Ginny and Frank Comber, 40th Wedding
Anniversary
Jozef Kolota—Sophia and John Nikolich
Stefan Urban—The Family
Richard Gray—Joe Kelsch
Marie Klein—Bob and Betty Wagner
11:00Santino and Lena Papucci—The Family
Marian Poole—The Family
Adele Sularski—The Sobolewski Family
Mary Morgan—Leo and Ida Cardelli
Special Intention, Mass of Thanksgiving
5:15 Back to School Mass
Morgan Thorndyke—The Tarulis Family
Stewardship of Treasure
Weekly Offering for August 10, 2008
$34,138.00
Adult Offering (476 envelopes) $1,156.00
Loose Cash $8,053.38
Pro-rated "Parish Pay" offering (Weekly share of Monthly "Parish Pay"
Automatic Checking/Credit Card Giving)
Youth and Children Offering (0 envelopes) $0.00
$43,347.38
Grand Total Amount needed to meet Operating $47,000.00
Expense and Loan Interest Payments
($3,652.62)
Collection Shortfall Sharing Contributions (22 envelopes) $493.00
Past 4 weeks:
Average Weekly Offering Average Weekly Shortfall Total Shortfall Fiscal YTD Shortfall (6 weeks) Building Debt as of August 11, 2008
Outstanding Loan Balance with Archdiocese
$2,000,000.00
$1,100,511.00
Less Pledged Funds payable through 2009*
Includes "Complete the Journey" and other pledges
Total long-term Parish Debt $899,489.00
Monthly Interest Payment (5.92%) $9,866.66
Monthly Debt-Reduction Collection (green envelope)
$5,310.00
Fiscal YTD (6 weeks) $39,382.75
($7,617.25)
($30,469.00)
($45,087.60)
FISCAL 2008 YEAR-END
COLLECTION RESULT:
$79,125.00
"Complete The Journey" Totals
(as of August 11th, 2008)
Total Amount of Pledges and Gifts: $2,755,592.00
Amount Still Needed to "Complete the Journey": $899,489.00
Number of Pledges and Gifts: 520
Back to School Mass
Celebrate the beginning of the school year
with the St. Anne community at the Back to
School Mass on Sunday, August 24th, at
5:15 p.m. Refreshments will be served after
Mass. To assist with the Mass, students
may call Kris Duffy at 847.304.4459.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Katie and Jeff Grund
Cindy and Mike Scariano
(Madison, Morgan)
Trudee Thielen
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Back to School
Savings
House of Hope has a great selection of gear to get them back to school, including items perfect
for a dorm room or first apartment. Don't miss the great bargains that are sure to be on your
shopping list. Shop early for best selection!
Volunteers Needed!
If you have a little time to share when the kids head back to school this fall, we invite you to join
our team at House of Hope Resale! We need daytime merchandise sorters and stockers
Mondays through Saturdays, and customer service support on Wednesdays through Saturdays.
We also have volunteer opportunities on selected evenings and weekends preparing for special
events. Whether you can help once per week, once per month or once in a while, every effort
makes a difference. Please call Peggy Sobolewski for more information at 847.382.5150.
Donations Needed!
Donations are accepted year round to support St. Anne's Project
Hope ministry. If you have new or gently used items to pass on,
please call our office to arrange a convenient drop-off time. Your donation will go directly to
those in need or be sold through House of Hope Resale to raise funds for area families in crisis.
At this time, we are especially in need of furniture, housewares and fall/winter clothing items.
Donations are received Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Project Hope
office, 320 E. Franklin Street. A receipt will be provided for your tax-deductible contribution. Pickup service is available for larger items. For more information, please call Project Hope at
847.381.5721.
Attention Annie's Attic Teen Volunteers!
If you did not provide a self-addressed stamped envelope for the mailing of your
service hours report, you must pick it up at the Project Hope office (320 E. Franklin
Street, across from the main entrance to St. Anne School). Office hours are
Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Call 847.381.5721 for more information.
House of Hope Resale Shop
Neirrooms 8, Treasures
200 N. Hough Street • Downtown Barrington
Wed.—Sat. 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. • 847.756.4673
St. Anne Catholic Community
2008 RAFFLE
Thank You!!
The School Sisters of St. Francis raffle sale was most successful. First of all, we would like to thank all those who were
so generous with their time and assisted us before and after
the Masses. Without you we could not have handled the
crowds of people who were so generous in their purchase of
the tickets. Our retired Sisters will surely include all of you in
their prayers.
Secondly, a very sincere thank you goes out to all who
stopped by our tables and not only bought the raffle tickets,
but offered many kind words about the Sisters, both present
and those who served at St. Anne in the past. We wish everyone good luck on Sunday, October 12th, the day of the drawing in Milwaukee. Hopefully we will be able to give you some
names of St. Anne winners after that date.
KIDCHOIR "OPEN HOUSE" REHEARSAL
Children interested in "trying out" for the St. Anne Kidchoir are
invited to an "open house" rehearsal on Tuesday, August
19th, at 6:00 p.m. in the conference room of the Parish Center.
The rehearsal will last for 45 minutes, and the kids can join the
adult choir in singing for the 11:00 a.m. Mass on Sunday, September 7th. Kids who can read, from the 2nd grade and up,
are welcome to the open house. See you there! Questions?
Call Rory at 847.620.3064 in the liturgy office.
Reflections
BY SISTER LAURETTA LEIPZIG, PASTORAL ASSOCIATE AND DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION
Silence
Someone once said, "Surely it's no coincidence that the word 'listen' is an
anagram of the word 'silent.'"
Shortly after finding that little saying in a local newsletter, I came upon two
short writings of Richard Rohr in his book, "Radical Grace" that reinforced this
statement. These are taken directly from this book. He writes:
We must learn to trust God. Developing that trust is worth some
particular attention, worth making time to stop and pray, and be
quiet in God. At times, we have to step into God's silence. That
may be impractical, but the way of faith is not the way of efficiency.
God has not called us to an efficient way of life. We are called to a
way of faith. Much is a matter of listening and waiting.
As a people, we are afraid of silence. That's our major barrier to
prayer. I believe silence and words are related. Words that don't
come out of silence probably don't say much. They probably are
more an unloading than a communicating. Yet words feed silence,
and that's why we have the word of God — the read word, the proclaimed word, the written word. But that written and proclaimed
word doesn't bear a great deal of fruit. It doesn't really break open
the heart of the spirit unless it's tasted and chewed, unless it's felt
and suffered and enjoyed at a level beyond words.
Blaise Pascal said all human evil came into the world because people can't sit still in a chair for thirty minutes! I hope that's an exaggeration. Maybe he's saying that running from silence is undoubtedly running from our souls, ourselves, and therefore, from God.
If I had to advise one thing for spiritual growth, it would be silence!
AN INVITATION
If you are looking for a place to belong,
a community with whom you can share your questions and beliefs,
perhaps you would like to find out a bit more about the Catholic church.
You will be most welcome.
Our community of St. Anne has something very special to offer,
and we would like to share it with you.
For more information, call
Sister Anna Maria Dressler at 847.381.5793.
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Share your talent with us!
The mission of St. Anne's LaFarge Lifelong Learning Program is to encourage continued
personal development and life enrichment through a variety of ongoing educational opportunities
for adults 55+.
LaFarge classes are taught by volunteers with expertise in their area of instruction, either as
hobbyists or through their professional careers. If you have a talent and an enthusiasm you'd like
to share with others, consider joining our team of LaFarge instructors! Prior course offerings
have included technology, arts and crafts and languages. We're always looking to expand our
offerings!
LaFarge courses meet once per week for a six-week term. There are four terms offered
throughout the year. Each instructor sets the time, date and size of his or her class.
If you would like more information on becoming a LaFarge instructor, please contact Sr.
Margaret Eisele at 847.381.5799!
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LaFarge Lifelong Learning
Inspiration Through Continuing Education
Presented by the St. Anne Catholic Community
CONFIRMATION ENROLLMENT '08-'09
Parents of candidates interested in preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation must attend a Parent Enrollment session before any student can begin his/her preparation. Candidates must be in at least 9th grade to begin Confirmation preparation
Parent sessions will be held periodically between now and November, so please plan to
attend one of these 45-60 minute meetings to get all the information you need in order to
be fully informed about what the parish expects from those who wish to be confirmed.
FORMS FOR ENROLLMENT CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED BY
ATTENDING A MEETING—FORMS WILL NOT BE AT OUR OFFICE.
PARENT MEETING DATES:
FALL SESSIONS
Sunday, September 14th
Sunday, September 21st
Sunday, October 5th
Sunday, November 16th
10:30-11:30 a.m. - Hospitality Room
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GENERATIONS FAITH
NEXT UP:
Sacraments Overview
Generations of Faith
2008-2009
Tuesday, September 9th
Wednesday, September 10th
Friday, September 12th
Saturday, September 13th
Monday, September 15th
Wednesday, September 17th
Series 1: Sacraments overview
Series 2: Eucharist
Series 3: Anointing of the Sick
Series 4: Reconciliation
Series 5: Baptism/Confirmation
Series 6: Matrimony/Holy Orders
SEPTEMBER IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER...
If you have not yet registered for Generations of Faith, please do so. Please note that
the dates listed below are different than those previously published. If you have any
questions, please do not hesitate to contact Doris Kelsch at 847.620.3072 or
dkelsch@stannebarrington.org .
MONDAY NIGHTS:
There seems to be some confusion regarding the Monday night session. While the content
of all adult breakouts will be the same, regardless of the date selected, the format of Monday night will be geared toward adults. There will still be a high school teen breakout
session on Monday that will be exactly the same as the other 5 sessions. So, if your
family consists of small children, as well as high school aged children — you should select a
day other than Monday. Please be advised that:
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Monday night sessions will begin at 7:00 p.m. instead of 6:00 p.m.
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Enrollment at the Monday night sessions will be limited to high school teens
and adults
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Childcare and children's sessions will not be offered on Monday night
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Presentations will be geared toward adult learners and high school aged
adolescents
SERIES 1 SERIES 2SERIES 3 SERIES 4SERIES 5 SERIES 6
Sacrament Overview Anointing of Baptism andMatrimony &
Eucharist the Sick Reconciliation Confirmation Holy Orders
Tues. 9/9 Wed. 9/10
Fri. 9/12
Sat. 9/13
Mon. 9/15
Tues. 10/21Tues. 12/2Tues. 2/3Tues. 4/14 Tues. 6/2
Wed. 10/22Wed. 12/3Wed. 2/4 Wed. 4/15Wed. 6/3
Fri. 10/24 Fri. 12/5 Fri. 2/6 Fri. 4/17 Fri. 6/5
Sat. 10/25Sat. 12/6 Sat. 2/7 Sat. 4/18 Sat. 6/6
Mon. 10/27 Mon. 12/8Mon. 2/9 Mon. 4/20 Mon. 6/8
MONDAY SESSIONS LIMITED TO ADULTS AND HIGH SCHOOL TEENS-SEE ABOVE FOR EXPLANATION
Wed. 9/17 Wed. 10/29Wed. 12/10 Wed. 2/11 Wed. 4/22Wed. 6/10
GENERATIONS FAITH
Generations of Faith
2008-2009
New Payment Options:
Please note that there are some changes to the fees for the upcoming year of Generations of Faith. The Annual Pass for all 6 sessions of Generations of Faith is the
same price that was part of the registration packet, namely:
FEE SCHEDULE FOR ANNUAL PASS (August 2008 - July 2009):
Number of people in household Regular registration fee
$105.00
1
$210.00
2
$310.00
3
$415.00
4
$500.00
5+
However, the following options are also available:
St. Anne School Students
There is no charge to be enrolled in Generations of Faith for any student currently
enrolled in St. Anne School. For example, if you are a family of five and have two children who attend St. Anne School, your cost will be for three people — not five. If you
have already registered and sent in payment for your St. Anne students, please contact
Doris Kelsch at 847.620.3068 for a refund.
Snowbird Special: $70.00 per person
Single Session:
$20.00 per person
4 sessions: Sacrament Overview (September), Eucharist (October),
Baptism and Confirmation (April), Matrimony and Holy Orders (June)
Payable only by check or cash
We want to ensure that anyone who wants to attend Generations of Faith is able
to do so. For anyone who needs different payment options than those listed
above, please call Doris Kelsch at 847.620.3068 to make arrangements.
If you have already sent in your registration form and payment — thank you! You will be
receiving your password by email or phone within 5 business days from receipt of your
registration and payment. The password will allow you to select the specific dates for
each session.
BY SUSAN STENGREN, DIRECTOR OF GENERATIONS OF FAITH
St. Anne Catholic Community
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engaging exhibits. Don't miss the fun of a live glass-blowing show by the
nation's finest glass artists. Watch as they take an idea from Museum visitors
and turn it into a piece of art, and see beautiful works by Dale Chihuly, lamis
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St. Anne Catholic Community
SPECIAL PROJECT HOPE REQUESTS
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Freezer. Good, used, 16-17 cubic foot freezer for one of the Sister's
houses. Preferably less than 5 years old.
Air conditioner. Good, used, heavy duty window unit for Project Hope sorting garage. 27" x 20".
Computer. Good working and complete laptop or desktop. Pentium 3 or 4.
Preferably less than 5 years old and complete.
Cars, vans and trucks in safe running condition for families who require
transportation to obtain/maintain employment. We are very grateful for the
donations already received.
Clean mattresses, box springs and frames for twin, double and queen
size beds.
Extra wide wheelchair for a disabled woman.
For more information on the above requests,
call Project Hope at 847.381.5721.
Shawl Ministry
Scripture Sharing
First Corinthians
The Women's Club Scripture Sharing group
is pleased to announce its new fall schedule.
Starting on Monday, September 8th, this
group will be studying First Corinthians. This
is a NEW study published by Liturgical Press
from Little Rock Scripture Study. The Community of Corinth could easily be our own,
struggling for unity in the midst of conflict,
and discovering weaknesses and strengths.
In this study, Paul invites you to find unity in
the Gospel message. The study group will
meet Monday mornings, starting at 9:15 a.m.
and ending around 11:15 a.m., in the 2nd
floor conference room of the Parish Center.
If you have questions or require child care,
please call Mary Sneed at 847.756.4235 or
Debbie Adreani at 847.382.5732.
Knit 3 Purl 3 in honor of the Trinity! The St.
Anne Shawl Knitting Ministry is beginning its
3rd year of knitting and visiting, and we invite
you to join us. All levels of knitters are welcome, and friendly "guidance" is provided
when needed. We have distributed countless numbers of prayers for warmth and
comfort and health along with the shawls and
lap blankets and some baby items too.
Because of a special request for Rosaries,
we will try to follow directions for making
"string rosaries" if there is enough interest.
Materials and printed instructions will be provided. The next meeting will be Monday,
September 8th, from 1:00-3:00 p.m., in the
Parish Center Conference Room. Knitters
and crafters who work on projects at home
will find a place for their finished projects with
us!
Used Uniform Sale
Used uniform pieces are being collected for the semi-annual
St. Anne Home & School Association used uniform sale on
Friday, September 5th. Donations can be delivered to the
school office. All proceeds benefit the students and teachers
of St. Anne School. For more information, call 847.381.0311.
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Open House Night!
Monday, August 25th
7:00-9:00 p.m.
Thane Hall
(lower level of the Parish Center)
We are looking for anyone who will be in high school this fall to be Peer Ministers!
You are invited to participate in our regular meeting, then enjoy snacks and
conversation with current and future members of Peer Ministry.
Come see what we are all about!
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We meet on Monday nights from 7:00-90 p.m., talk about the scripture readings for that week and work to prepare the
Sunday 5:15 p.m. Mass. We also participate in service projects, team building activities, parties and outings throughout the
year. We will also be helping this year with the development of the high school sessions for Generations of Faith.
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If you become a member of the Peer Ministry team, you will experience hard work, the support
and encouragement of your peers and your parish, a sense of fulfillment and accomplishment,
spiritual challenge and growth, the satisfaction of serving others, and most of all FLIN!!!! Involvement in a group like this can also provide you with a chance to develop your leadership skills and
a great ability to work in a team environment. All great stuff for your college resume!
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• We are asking for a commitment for the entire 201:18-21:11:19 school year
• Your attendance is expected at weekly meetings: Monday nights from 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the Parish Center
• Peer Ministers should plan to attend the Sunday 5:15 p.m. Mass each week
• Peer Ministers will also be asked to participate in Generations of Faith at various levels
• Weekly meetings will begin with the open house on Monday, August 25th, from 7:1:10-9:110 p.m. and continue throughout
the school year. A more detailed calendar will be distributed in early fall, once decisions have been made about activities we will be hosting.
*Sign up forms will be available at the open house
Please let us know if you plan to attend by contacting Anne Rometty at
romettyNsbcglobal.net , or Ellen Nelson at enelson -Astannebarrington.org , or
by calling the Youth Ministry office at 847.620.3073.
St. Anne Catholic Community
TASTE THE BIG EASY
AND HELP REBUILD NEW ORLEANS
Join Bill Kramer of St. Marcelline, Schaumburg, and other volunteers
from the northwest suburbs as they travel to New Orleans on Sunday,
October 12th, to aid Catholic Charities of New Orleans in their efforts to
rebuild New Orleans one home at a time.
Bill Kramer is seeking 8 to 25 adult volunteers, ages 21 and over, of any
faith, to work with him and Catholic Charities of New Orleans from Monday, October 13th through Friday, October 17th. He especially needs a
few volunteers with construction experience to steer the groups' onsite
efforts in New Orleans.
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New Orleans has established
the "Operation Helping Hands" program. They have gutted 1,100 homes
and more than 800 apartments for elderly citizens. They are rebuilding
the homes of those most in need.
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Types of work
Preparing homes for rebuilding
Yard clean up, exterior work, painting
Installing insulation
Hanging and finishing plywood
Installing interior trim and flooring
Painting home interiors
Other work related to restoring homes and
apartments
If you are interested in more information and possible participating,
call Bill at 847.352.0092, 773.278.2000 ext. 4635, or
email to wmfkramer@comcast.net .
(Catholic Charities serves people of all faiths.)
St. Anne Catholic Community
The woman who had faith
in Jesus
20th Sunday In Ordinary Time, Year A
Draw the Canaanite
woman asking Jesus
for help. Write down
what the apostles and
the woman each said
to Jesus.
Who are the outcasts in our community?
Write them in the footprints.
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strong belief that Jesus would cure her daughter.
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Minister Schedule
Monday, August 18, 8:15 AM
Saturday, August 23, 5:15 PM
Sunday, August 24, 7:15 AM
P. Stallone Sery (1)
A. Kurzydlowski Sery (2)
S. WhighamMC
Ken Whigham MC
C. Kurzydlowski SerCap
N. Tyndorf Sery (1)
K. HolsworthSery (2)
C. ReevesSery (3)
S. Busch Lec (1)
J. Nolan Lec (2)
M. DegnerEM
B. Mirski EM
P. Schneider EM
M. Schneider EM
J. Schutter EM
L. SpinnerEM
M. SpinnerEM
S. Zgonina EM
J. ZgoninaEM
M. Zwolinski EM
F. KaminskiMC
R. Heck SerCap
E. Guarnieri Sery (1)
J. MiseykaSery (2)
T. Frey Sery (3)
A. McSorleyLec (1)
A. SanfilippoLec (2)
M. BartelsEM
E. Diaz-JimenezEM
J. Huynh EM
S. Juip
EM
C. Oefelein EM
G. WagnerEM
J. Rich
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Tuesday, August 19, 8:15 AM
Sery (1)
P. Niro
C. Madden Sery (2)
Wednesday, August 20, 8:15 AM
E. McLaughlinSery (1)
J. Gaffney Sery (2)
Thursday, August 21, 8:15 AM
E. Nelson Sery (1)
M. Koepke Sery (2)
Friday, August 22, 8:15 AM
C. Seibt
P. Matuk Sery (1)
Sery (2)
Sunday, August 24, 9:00 AM
Sunday, August 24, 11:00 AM
Sunday, August 24, 5:15 PM
Rita Weaver MC
Rick Weaver
MC
D. Lopez
SerCap
E. Moran
Sery (1)
C. Wills
Sery (2)
E. Jag min
Sery (3)
F. Caiazza
Lec (1)
E. Ludtke
Lec (2)
EM
J. Albanese
M. Albanese
EM
V. Caminiti
EM
P. Fasano
EM
J. Freda
EM
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L. Galazka
L. Gillogly
EM
EM
K. Goodwin
S. Gupta
EM
N. Herr
EM
D. Huntemann
EM
EM
M. Kantarski
EM
E. Larkin-Leighton
K. Tabak
EM
G. Tarulis
EM
D. VanNest
EM
D. Walker
J. Walker
E. Tracy
N. Divito
N. Schuberth
D. Zakrzewski
S. Koch
M. Moran
S. Beattie
L. Brennan
M. Brennan
V. Brenneman
R. Diak-Witak
Carly Dwyer
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D. Froehlke
M. Froehlke
H. Horcher
K. Magnanenzi
N. O'Shea
K. Phillips
D. Rogers
D. Sprehe
L. Sprehe
B. Leverso
A. Zeglin
P. Kerstetter
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THIS WEEK'S READINGS
Monday:Ezekiel 24:15-24/Matthew 19:16-22
Tuesday:Ezekiel 28:1-10/Matthew 19:23-30
Wednesday: Ezekiel 34:1-11/Matthew 20:1-16
Thursday: Ezekiel 36:23-28/Matthew 22:1-14
Friday:Ezekiel 37:1-14/Matthew 22:34-40
Saturday:Ezekiel 43:1-7ab/Matthew 23:1-12
Sunday:Isaiah 22:19-23/Romans 11:33-36/Matthew 16:13-20
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20th Sunday of the Year, 2008 (118A)
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First Reading: Isaiah 56:1, 6-7 (USCCB)
Thus says the LORD:
Observe what is right, do what is just;
for my salvation is about to come,
my justice, about to be revealed.
The foreigners who join themselves to the LORD, ministering to him,
loving the name of the LORD, and becoming his servants —
all who keep the sabbath free from profanation and hold to my covenant,
them I will bring to my holy mountain and make joyful in my house of prayer;
their burnt offerings and sacrifices will be acceptable on my altar,
for my house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples.
Responsorial Psalm 67: 2 3, 5, 6, 8. 0 God, let all the nations praise you.
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Second Reading: Romans 11:13-15, 29-32 (USCCB)
Brothers and sisters:
13 Now I am speaking to you Gentiles.
Inasmuch then as I am the apostle to the Gentiles,
I glory in my ministry 14 in order to make my race jealous and thus save some of
them
15 For if their rejection is the reconciliation of the world,
what will their acceptance be but life from the dead?
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For the gifts and the call of God are irrevocable.
3° Just as you once disobeyed God
but have now received mercy because of their disobedience,
31 so they have now disobeyed in order that,
by virtue of the mercy shown to you, they too may now receive mercy.
32 For God delivered all to disobedience,
that he might have mercy upon all.
Gospel: Matthew 15:21 - 28 (USCCB)
Then Jesus went from that place and withdrew to the region of Tyre and Sidon.
22 And behold, a Canaanite woman of that district came and called out,
"Have pity on me, Lord, Son of David! My daughter is tormented by a demon."
23 But Jesus did not say a word in answer to her.
Jesus' disciples came and asked him,
"Send her away, for she keeps calling out after us."
24 He said in reply,
"I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel."
But
the woman came and did Jesus homage, saying, "Lord, help me."
25
26 He said in reply,
"It is not right to take the food of the children and throw it to the dogs."
27 She said,
"Please, Lord, for even the dogs eat the scraps that fall from the table
of their masters."
28 Then Jesus said to her in reply,
"0 woman, great is your faith!
Let it be done for you as you wish."
And her daughter was healed from that hour.
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BY CLEM ASERON, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF LITURGY AND COORDINATOR OF SCRIPTURAL MINISTRIES
Living Story
0 God, let all the nations praise you!
This is the third Sunday in which the readings center around what might be called the signs of God's kingdom;
the first two were the feeding of the 5000 and Jesus walks on water.
Matthew incorporates this story written earlier by Mark but shifts the focus of that version (Mk 7:24) from a
healing to a narrative-dialogue that reveals the tension that was in his own community around 85 C.E., 1 some fifteen years after the destruction of the Temple and the ouster from it of the Judean Christians. Recall that Matthew writes to a cosmopolitan, "urban" church in Antioch of Syria where the members are both Judeans as well as
gentiles. The question in his community is about the relative positions of Jew and Gentile in God's plan of salvation. The miraculous healing of the woman's daughter provides the backdrop out of which Matthew answers them
(us) at v.28 by quoting Jesus as saying to the pagan woman, a member of the non-Chosen, a gentile, 0 woman,
great is your faith. How does the Matthew community hear this? Do the gentiles rejoice and the Jews recoil?
Jesus withdraws toward pagan (gentile) territory (v.21). The Greek word does not reveal that he actually entered the region. The woman comes out from that region into Judean area. (So she is coming to Israel!) All this is
consistent with Jesus' directive to the Twelve at 10:5 about confining their mission to the lost sheep of Israel (and
confirmed here, at v.24 & 26).
Recall: she is a woman, she is alone, she is a pagan, she has violated religious, ethnic and geographic
boundaries. And, she dares to address a male. And how she addresses him: she calls him Lord three times and,
Son of David. Mind boggling to Matthew's people. Only "Christians" — those who believe Jesus to the One sent
by God — use the noun, Lord. On the other hand, only Judeans know (believe) him to be descended from King
David.
In the Judean mind among Matthew's people, there is tension. In their scripture there is on the one hand the
universal vision reflected in Isaiah chapters 40 - 66...lsrael is to be a light to the nations...all the ends of the earth
are to turn to God and be saved...God's justice will go forth as a light to the peoples. On the other hand, in Ezra
(Chap 9 & 10) and Nehemiah (10:30, 13:23), for example, there is definite exclusiveness; there is to be NO involvement with the Gentiles, especially no intermarriage. To the Gentiles of Matthew's community, there is tension as well. Are they or are they not acceptable? This story provides the way; it is a bridge. The God of Israel is
approachable through Israel. So Gentiles come to seek the Lord of hosts in Jerusalem: (See how Zech 8:20
draws beautifully on Isaiah 2:2:...ten men from the nations of every tongue will take hold of the robe of the Jew
saying, "Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you".) So, for both Judean and Gentile in Matthew's community, there is room: The one true God, the God of Israel, is approachable through Jesus, the Jew.
And, in the dialogue with the woman, Jesus admits there is place in this banquet in God's kingdom for the Gentile:
the children's food (that destined for the children of Israel) is/can be eaten by the dogs (gentiles). The pagan
woman's prayer is honored on the basis of her faith, that is, loyalty to or solidarity with, Jesus. This is the criterion
by which Gentiles (that's us!) become part of the Christian community.
0 God, let all the nations praise you!
Inclusivity is also highlighted in the other two readings. In the Isaiah pericope, at this point in their history, the
Israelites have returned from the Babylonian exile to rebuild the lands from which they had been dispersed.
Among the returned are the very foreigners among they had been exiled — pagans who had married into the Israelite clans and whose gods were not supposed to be worshipped. Would it not be better to gather The Chosen, to
coalesce them, especially around worship, by excluding the foreigners, who had led them astray? Who is it then
that the Lord brings to his holy mountain? God makes the distinction, not on the basis of birth or circumstances or
even religion, but on whether they would join themselves to him by holding fast to the Covenant ideals My house
shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples. 2
In the Paul passage, both Gentile and Judean are taken to task for being "disobedient". But both are given
mercy! And the hope is that the Judean rejection of the Messiah will one day be reversed. For Paul's community
the hope is that they will remain open to accepting the Judeans. 3
0 God, let all the nations4 praise you!
So What? Think of the kind of God whom Jesus reveals in this passage. Will you describe to
your teenage son or daughter such a God who moved in that way in your own experience?
FOOTNOTES:
Christian Era, formerly A.D.
Phrases like all peoples, all nations, which end in the
plural convey that those outside The Chosen are to be
included. The singular, people or nation, refers to The
Chosen.
2
These comments based on: New Jerome Biblical
Commentary; John P. Meier, Matthew; Irene Nowell, 0.
S.B, Sing a New Song; Daniel J. Harrington, SJ, The
Gospel of Matthew.
4
See endnote 2, above.
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Meetings for those who have lost a loved one
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and on Thursday, August 28th, at Carmel
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Hesburgh Lecture on Immigration
Guest lecturer Allert Brown-Gort, Associate
Director of the Institute for Latino Studies at
the University of Notre Dame, will discuss
Catholic social teaching and immigration, the
economics of immigration, and the current immigration debate in our country on Sunday,
August 24th, from 2:00-4:00 p.m., at St. Martin de Porres High School, Waukegan. Ques-
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Chessie's Restaurant Church Give Back
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Sunday, August 24th. For more information,
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The Barrington High School football team will
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food pantries, including Project Hope, at home
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Help fund the construction of a Joyful Hands
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Volunteers Needed
The South Barrington Police Department
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contact Reverend Roy Herman at roy.
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YAM-NW
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616 W. Main Street. The open house portion
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call 847.991.1770.
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Bed & Breakfast
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Dundee Avenue
Barrington, IL 60010
847-381-0203
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Internal Medicine
Emphasis on Preventive Care
800 Fox Glen
Barrington
847-382-5850
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Law Offices of
YOSeph M. Lucas & Associates, L.L.C.
224 W. Main St., Barrington
(847) 381-8700
Real Estate, Wills, Trusts, Probate
Business Law, Personal Injury & Other
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101 S. Hough St.
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64 N. Old Rand Road
Lake Zurich, IL 60047
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847-519-7300
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CONSTRUCTION
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847-358 - 4133 fax: 847 - 358 - 4457
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for your home or business
IN SERVICE TO ONE. IN SERVICE TO ALL
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www.kofc.org
847-382-7922
MIKE COSTA PAINTING & DECORATING
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For the most Discriminating Taste
HANDYMAN SERVICE
Highest Quality Craftsmanship Interior & Exterior
847-551-1767
Painting & Staining
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1-800-621-0379
A source of information and help
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An Independent &
Assisted Living Rental
Retirement Community
22320 Classic Court
Lake Barrington
(847) 842-8900
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847-382-9433
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935 route 22 fox river grove, it
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for Our Sunday Brunch Buffet! lOam 2pm
40 Adults - $18.95 • Children 6-12 $12.95
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Kids 5 and under FREE!
Bring in THIS AD and Receive $10.00 OFF
When You Purchase 2 or more Sunday Brunches.
(Cannot Be Used on Holidays, Cannot Be Used For Alcohol. Tax, or Gratuity.
Cannot be combined with any other offer. only One Coupon Will Be Honored Per Party.)
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27W 982 Commercial Ave.,
Barrington
Open Tuesday - Sunday Closed Monday. See us on the web at whwonionpub.corn
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Amy Florian
Parishioner
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22221 Pepper Road • Lake Barrington, IL 60010
1-800-950-9952
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On Time Appointments
847-382-6450
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• Insurance Work Welcome
SERVICES,ING.
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Company and its Subsidiaries
Home Office
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William F. Kennedy
Agent/Parishioner
(847) 842-0158
111 North Ave.
ST. ANNE BARRINGTON,
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120 North Ela Street
Barrington, Illinois 60010
St. Anne Website: www.stannebarrington.org
Parish Office
847.382.5300
847.382.5363 parish fax
847.756.4051 youth ministry fax
Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Pastor
Fr. Jack Dewes
Associate Pastors
Fr. Fred Licciardi, C.PP.S.
ffred@stannebarrington.org
Fr. Tom Bishop
frtom@stannebarrington.org
St. Anne Staff.
Deacon Couples
Bob and Helen Brauch
Jim and Ellen Condill
Jim and Mary Crane
Bob and Sue Powers
Rich and Kathy Seveska
Director of Liturgy and Music
Rory Cooney 847.620.3064
rcooney@stannebarrington.org
Associate Director of Liturgy and
Coordinator of Scriptural Ministries
Clem Aseron 847.620.3065
caseron@stannebarrington.org
Director of RCIA, Evangelization and
Adult Confirmation
Sr. Anna Marie Dressler 381.5793
sannamarie@stannebarrington.org
Director of Generations of Faith
Susan Stengren 847.620.3071
sstengren@stannebarrington.org
Program Director for High School
Ellen Nelson 847.620.3072
enelson@stannebarrington.org
Administrative Assistant for
Pre-school through 5th grade
Doris Kelsch 847.620.3068
dkelsch@stannebarrington.org
Administrative Assistant for
6th through 12th grade
Darla Holtz 847.620.3072
dholtz@stannebarrington.org
Director of Development and
Operations
Joe Kelsch
jkelsch@stannebarrington.org
Parish and School Counselor
Jeanette Egan
847.620.3055 (Parish)
847.381.0311 x232 (School)
Office Manager
Diane Augustine
daugustine@stannebarrington.org
Office Assistant
Cathy Faust
cfaust@stannebarrington.org
Computer Administrator
Carol Helmers
chelmers@stannebarrington.org
Receptionist
Carla Stobart
cstobart@stannebarrington.org
Liturgy Scharr''.
Monday-Friday: 8:15 a.m.
Saturday:
First Saturday of the month: 8:15 a.m.
Mass of Anticipation: 5:15 p.m.
Reconciliation: 9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Sunday: 7:15, 9:00*, 11:00* a.m., 5:15 p.m.
*Babysitting is available. Assisted hearing devices
are available for use during Mass from an usher.
Sacramental
We believe that the Celebration of the
Sacraments ranks among the most important
gifts that we have. We look forward to sharing
these celebrations with men and women who,
in some way, are part of our community.
Therefore, please note the following:
Baptism: Registration in the parish is a
prerequisite. For those parents who are
baptizing their first child, please allow 2 to 3
months in order to attend 2 required Baptism
sessions before setting the Baptism date. For
a subsequent child's baptism, an interview
session must be scheduled prior to setting the
date. All schedules are done in the parish
office. Please call 847.382.5300.
Marriage: A son or daughter of a registered
parishioner or a registered and active
parishioner will need to schedule an interview
with a parish staff person to set a date and
start the marriage process. Please call
847.382.5300.
First Eucharist and First Reconciliation:
These sacraments are celebrated in the
second grade. Candidates must complete the
preparation program which is coordinated
through the REP program. Please call the
REP office at 847.620.3068.
Director of Adult Education and
Pastoral Associate
Sr. Lauretta Leipzig 847.381.5452
slauretta@stannebarrington.org
Maintenance Supervisor
Sarge Youkhanna
Director of Pastoral Care, Social
Concern, Project Hope and Pastoral
Minister
Sr. Lorraine Menheer 847.381 5721
Confirmation: This sacrament is celebrated in
Parish Council
high school. Candidates must be registered
parishcouncil@stannebarrington.org
parishioners and complete a 2 year preparation
Campus Development Campaign
program including large and small group
847.620.3051
involvement. Please call 847.620.3072.
Coordinator of Ministry of Care
Mary Hoffing 847.382.2148
Coordinator of Young at Heart and
LaFarge
Sr. Margaret Eisele 847.381.5799
Office for Youth Formation
Program Director for Pre-School
through 8th grade
Audrey Taylor 847.620.3067
ataylor@stannebarrington.org
School Maintenance
Dave Rozycki
Clarion Bulletin Editor
Kerry Miller 847.620.3070
kmiller@stannebarrington.org
_St. Anne School
319 E. Franklin Street, 847.381.0311
Sr. Ann Busch, Principal
Sharing Parish: St. Frances of Rome
1428 S. 59th Ct., Cicero, 60804
708.652.2140 Fr. Mark Bartosic, Pastor
Reconciliation: Saturdays 9:15 - 10:00 a.m.
and by appointment.
Registration: Please do not assume you are
registered if you have been attending Mass here or
have children in St. Anne School or our REP
program. Registration includes meeting with one of
our welcoming team members and filling out an
official form for our parish records. To register,
please call 847.382.5300.