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Today’s feast brings us to the joyful conclusion of

the Easter season with Jesus giving the disciples the

gift of the Holy Spirit. In the Gospel reading,

Jesus, once dead and now risen, breathes on the

disciples. This action of Jesus hints back to Genesis

when God breathed into the man he had made

from the clay and received life. The disciples are

recreated--Spirit-filled.

The disciples must have felt that something of their

spirit and enthusiasm for life had been snuffed out

with Jesus’ death. Huddled together, trying to

comfort one another, they felt unable to gather any

energy for carrying on his mission. Grief and fear

had crushed any impetus to continue Jesus’ mandate

to preach the Gospel and heal the sick.

In the Gospel today, we have a glimpse of some

concrete ways in which the Spirit brings them and

us back to life to go forth again in the mission.

The risen Christ breathes on the disciples and

infuses them with the Spirit. He unleashes in them

the power of the Spirit, who alone can bring peace

and joy in the wake of despair and fear. He

directs them to open themselves to the gift of the

Spirit that allows them to receive and proclaim

forgiveness. For it is only through the power of

forgiveness that all can breathe in the peace for

which we so long and that the Risen Lord desires

to give.

Perhaps it is breath that best signals this intimacy.

God, in the person of Jesus and the power of the

Spirit, is as close to each believer as our very

breath. Taken deeply into our lungs thousands of

times every day, it remains a constant energy of

life. And since today is referred to as the birthday

of the church, the Solemnity of Pentecost also

teaches us that the Church needs this life-giving

breath of the Spirit to remain effective in its

struggle against sin in the world. We, the people

of the Church need the Spirit of wisdom to

recognize each other as the image of God and

to keep God central in our lives. We need the

Spirit of understanding to know the teachings

of Jesus and not to confuse or mingle them with

false claims in the world. We need the Spirit of

fortitude so that we do not abandon our values but

defend the sacredness of marriage as God’s plan

between a man and a woman, uphold the dignity

of the poor, and advocate for the right to life from

conception to natural death. We need the Spirit

of courage to keep the faith of Jesus Christ and

hand it on to our children and their children,

teaching them to do what is right and avoid what

is wrong. We need the gift of reverence from the

Holy Spirit to place ourselves rightly before the

holy and almighty God. We need the gift of piety

to worship God in the Eucharist with complete

devotion. Finally, we need the gift of good counsel

from the Holy Spirit so that we always choose

God when confronted with temptations to choose

otherwise.

Just as breath must be exhaled and cannot be

kept within, so too does the Spirit’s power direct

us outward to our mission--to renew the face of

the earth. The Holy Spirit can transform marriages.

Communities can live in peace. People of different

religions can respect each other, and the rich can

help the poor. Our world is recreated by the

power of the Holy Spirit working through us. This

holy breath is behind our words in every language

of the world, calling us to speak of God’s kingdom

with words of compassion, respect, justice, and

peace.

So, when we breathe air, may we remember the

gifts of the Holy Spirit and our mandate to

recreate the world around us.

May God, bless you and your family and may you

continue to breathe the ruah* of God.

With you a Christian, for you a priest.

Fr. Maina

*Ruah is the Hebrew word

for breath and a variation

of the Islamic word for

Holy Spirit.

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��Our alms next weekend will benefit our own Society of St. Vincent de Paul, whose mission is to serve the needy in our community. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. SVdP envelopes will be in the pews for your convenience.

!��Inspiración de la Semana "Envía tu espíritu y renueva la faz de la

tierra!" Solo sabemos que el viento existe por lo que hace. Una pequeña brisa en nuestra cara, al ver un árbol danzando, un copo de nieve moviéndose prueba la existencia de "algo" causando estos movimientos. Pero, aparte de sus efectos, no podemos ver su origen o la substancia del viento. El Espíritu Santo es el viento de Dios. Cuando la gente ve una nueva iglesia, ve gente creyendo por lo que ven: discípulos de Jesús cambiando la manera de vivir sus vidas y de la manera que ,llevar a cabo sus actividades, observan el valor y convicción de aquellos que han encontrado su fe, que trabajan por la justicia, que le dan de comer a los pobres, contemplando el poder del amor, y viendo como sanan las heridas; siendo testigos de la presencia del Espíritu Santo, dándonos a saber que existe algo mas grande que nosotros, trabajando y viviendo con nosotros. ¿Cómo vivimos como testigos del Espíritu Santo?

Inspiration of the Week “Lord send out your Spirit and renew the face of the earth!" We only know that the wind exists because of what it does. A gentle breeze felt on our face or watching a tree swaying or swirling snowflakes all prove the existence of "something" causing these things to happen. But, apart from its effects, we cannot see the origin or substance of wind. The Holy Spirit is the wind of God. Watching an early Church emerge, people coming to believe, disciples of Jesus changing the way they live and conduct their af-fairs—all give witness to the presence of the Holy Spirit. Observing the courage and conviction of those who have found faith, working for justice, feeding the poor, seeing how wounds are healed—all point to something greater than ourselves working and living among us. How do our lives give witness to the Spirit?

� � �� Care for parishioners who are sick is important to us. Please let us know what spiritual care is needed when by calling the rectory at 847-729-1414, option 3. In cases of hospitalization, tell the hospital staff the religious affiliation and parish of the patient. Finally, contact the hospital’s Pastoral Care Office at any time during a hospital stay.

To request that Communion be brought to someone’s home, please call the rectory at 847-729-1414.

�� Sunday: Acts 2:1-11/Ps 104/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or

Gal 5:16-25/Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15 Monday: Jas 3:13-18/Ps 19/Mk 9:14-29 Tuesday: Jas 4:1-10/Ps 55/Mk 9:30-37 Wednesday: Jas 4:13-17/Ps 49/Mk 9:38-40 Thursday: Jas 5:1-6/Ps 49/Mk 9:41-50 Friday: Jas 5:9-12/Ps 103/Mk 10:1-12 Saturday: Jas 5:13-20/Ps 141 Next Sunday: Dt 4:32-34, 39-40/Ps 33/Rom 8:14-17/Mt 28:16 20

�� Monday Evening Holy Hour: 7:00pm. Holy Family Chapel. Rosary in Polish: Monday evenings at 7:30pm in church. Mother of Perpetual Help Mass & Novena: Second & Fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6:30pm in Church. Our Lady of Fatima/Sacred Heart Devotions: Welcome the statue of the Blessed Mother/Sacred Heart into your home and pray the rosary daily. Contact Rose Alfon, 847-498-2489 or Zeny de Guzman, 847-480-0159.

�� Joe Amodeo James Backstop Bonny Barezky Marie Barnes Marilyn Beil Bruce Belzer Joyce Bergman Nancy Blochberger Bryan Blocher Gerri Blusha Rob Boemmel Jack Breden Jean Bruneau John Bucher Frances Budzik Robert Budzik Juan Paolo Claridad Mary Anne Collins Donna Connelly Teri Cozzi Lorenza de los Reyes Dorothy Delgado Laura Deters Matt Doetsch Albert Dru Carol DuBois Dolores Falato-Funk James Fitzgerald Hermini Hildo Flores Jose Mario Flores Jennifer Gabriel Edelmiro Garcia Chris Geymer Joe Giancola Gail Giligan Ken Gotcsh Hope Gutierrez Cruz

Karen Harnish Amanda Harvey Ed Havlik Jenny Heber Anna Marie Herrold Patricia Hoffman Cecilia Jara Loretta Karnik Teddy Kasia Nancy Kelly Gina LaCassa-Pistorio Dominik Lata Luke Lattores Nancy Lattores Romano Manlubatan Betsy Marcus Claudette Matthews Wendy Matthys June McArthur Molly Anne McKenna Doug Meder Fr. Mike Michelini Mary Mills Carole Molitor Charles Molitor Mary Moro Brandon Mueller Kay Muldoon Lorraine Nazimek Dan Neubauer Vi Orr Patrick Orr-Lange Kathy O’Shea Mike Palmer Brian Peck Joyce Perryman David Petrovski

Gerry Ploshay Judy Ploshay Ron Ploshay Judy Polasek David Pullega Fred Radzialowski Lori (Mathews) Reeves Jose Manuel Ortiz Rojas Ron Sacluti Brendan Sage John Sage Anna Scott German Scott Jeanne Shannon Elizabeth Sharp Joshua Sharp Adrian Slade Jeanne Slade Ken Smott Mary Snow Thomas Speck Anni Stimmler Mercedes Sulieman Diana Szorc Gretchen Tayne Ben Tchaou Russell B. Theriault Joyce Valdez Fidencio Velazquez Kapil Vij Len Waldman James White Blair Winandy Larry Winterburn Mesa Zang

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Sharing Christ's Love through Social Concerns

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��La comunidad Hispana de la Parroquia de St. Catherine Labouré los invita a una gran Kermés. ¡El sábado 26 de mayo a las 6:00 de la tarde! Va a ver una variedad

de comida Hispana. La entrada es gratis, boletos para las actividades y comida se venderán el diá de la Kermés. ¡Este es un evento cultural que no se puede perder! Inviten a su familia y amigos. Nos vemos en el gimnacio de la Parroquia.

The Hispanic Community of St. Catherine Labouré invites you to the great Kermés (a social gathering) on Saturday, May 26 at 6:00pm in Marian Hall. There will be a variety of Hispanic food. Admission is free. Tickets for various activities and food will be sold at the event. This is a cultural event you cannot miss! Invite your family and friends. See you there!

�� Due to the storms last Monday evening, the SCL and OLPH Domestic Violence Outreach Ministry has been rescheduled to this Monday, May 21 at 7:00pm in Meeting Room 2.

Come and learn how you can be “Silent No More” and help people in our community who living this nightmare existence.

�� Knights of Columbus Father Dussman Council, the Ladies Auxiliary and the Respect Life Committee invite you to bring a baby gift for an expectant

or new mother who faces difficult circumstances. Unwrapped gifts of clothes, blankets, sheets, towels, undershirts, diapers, wipes, and toys would be most appreciated. Cash and gift cards are also welcome to purchase needed items. A playpen will be in the vestibule during the month of May. If you have a gift you’d like picked up, please call 847-729-3646 or 847-724-6344.

�� Current amount in fund: $6,437.92 Current project: Rectory Roof replacement Status: Bids are in and approval is pending

Give your donations online at givecentral.org. Please remember St. Catherine Labouré in your Estate Planning.

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2018-19 in the Religious Education office, at the rectory, or online at StCatherineLaboure.com. New families with incoming Kindergarteners and First Graders are welcome.

�� May 20, 11:00am: Teen Mass followed by bowling at Brunswick Zone. High school

teens and 8th graders are invited. Contact Mr. or Mrs. Zerwic at 847-562-1299 for questions and to be added to our teen/parent email and text lists.

�� Monday, May21

7:00pm Holy Hour (HFC)

7:00pm Domestic Violence Outreach Ministry (M2)

7:30pm Polish Rosary (C)

Tuesday, May 22

8:45am St. Vincent de Paul Kit Assembly (M1)

Wednesday, May 23

6:30pm Mass celebration for the Novena of

Our Mother of Perpetual Help (C)

7:00pm Ensemble (C)

Thursday, May 24

6:45pm English as a Second Language (L)

Friday, May 25

7:00pm Coro (L) Saturday, May 26

6:00pm La Kermés (L, M2, MH)

Sunday, May 27

9:00am Cursillo (M1, M2)

Times and locations subject to change. Ministry contact information is on the bulletin board in the vestibule of church.

(C) Church • (L) Lunchroom • (R) Rec/Blue Room • (M1) Meeting Room 1 • (M2) Meeting Room 2 • (HFC) Holy Family Chapel • (A) Art Room • (MH) Marian Hall • (LB) Library • (K) Kitchen • (V) Vestibule of Church.

Please note that the parish office will be closed on Monday, May 28 in observance of Memorial Day.

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�� Students in 4th through 8th grades participated in the Science Fair on Thursday, May 10. They presented their projects to parents, parishioners, teachers, and fellow students.

Thank you, dear parishioners, for your constant support of our STEM program. Your time, efforts, and donations, especially during the Annual SCL Golf Outing Fundraiser, have contributed resources that enable students to learn more about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

��At various times in our lives we’ve experienced some of the same sensations as people who suffer with mental illness--a black void, pain, struggles, grief, loneliness,

feeling blue, journey to hell, jigsaw, emptiness, rejection, hardships; persistent pain, desperate, frightened, tears falling, fears, isolation, suffering, nowhere to hide, loss of joy. These feelings are ongoing for those with mental illness. We should not judge people with mental illness unless we walk in their shoes. For a better understanding, here is a compelling description of mental illness from one who lives it as published in Word Explosion: Treasures in poetry, prose & verse

by the mentally ill.

Maze of Mental Illness An inner pain tears my soul apart. Pain that I can’t break free

from. It consumes my life so totally that reality fades away. I desperately try to find a way back or I will be lost forever.

But I find that after awhile I don’t know what is reality or fantasy. What is the truth? What is this maze I seem to be in? Fighting to find a way out makes a mess of the maze. Slowing

down only finds me deeper in the maze, with more turns and dead ends. There is no end, there is no end...there is no end.....

~ JK!

�� The Holy Spirit Life Learning Center offers a free talk to help you with your management of personal finances. This talk will

be given by Carolina Velazquez, Vice President and Branch Manager of Northview Bank & Trust, on May 22, 6:00 to 7:00pm. Carolina will cover saving, balancing your account, budgeting, and more. To register, please send email to [email protected] or call 847-947-8947. The center is at 115 North Wolf Road in Wheeling. Child care is available during the talk.

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�"� ��Kits for Homeless Veterans: Kit assembly will take place on Tuesday, May 22 at 8:45am in Meeting Room 1. Volunteers are welcome.

St. Thomas of Canterbury Soup Kitchen: Please meet at the SCL parking lot on Friday May 25 at 3:00pm for the trip to St. Thomas. Volunteers are welcome.

Food Drive Next Weekend: Containers will be in the vestibule next weekend to collect donations of non-perishable food for Catholic Charities in Des Plaines. If you don't bring food, please consider making a cash donation to the St. Vincent Poor Box, also in the vestibule. Your continued support is most appreciated.

Alms Collection Next Weekend: The Society will benefit from the alms collection next weekend. Thanks to you, we can help the needy in our community.

Don't Forget the Donation Weekend, June 9-10: Details will be published again in future bulletins.

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�� Commemorative bricks in the

Choose Life grotto, just north of the church, are available to memorialize important people or times in our lives. Some reasons to dedicate a brick include honoring a friend or relative, a wedding or anniversary, a graduation, or in thanksgiving for blessings. Order forms are available from the rack in the vestibule or from the rectory. Size and price information are on the order form. This round of orders are due by Sunday, June 3 for bricks to be installed during the summer.

��Come to the 2018 Faith and Environment Lecture, God Saw That It Was Good…

and the Scientists Agreed: Faith meets

science in the natural world” by Father John Kartje, Rector of Mundelein Seminary and PhD in Astrophysics. The event will take place at Peggy Notebaert Museum in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood on May 23. Registration and social hour begin at 6:00pm, Fr. Kartje’s lecture starts at 7:15pm, and discussion and Q&A take place at 8:15pm. The cost is $35 for adults and $25 for young professionals. Call 847-970-4816 for more information.

!��Saturday, May 19

5:00 PM ~ Solemnity of Pentecost Sunday

Also Children’s Liturgy

†Juvella & Joseph Huang by Vic & Zeny de Guzman

†John O’Donnell by Dolores

†Diana & Rey Pascual and Bernice Roxas by Vic & Zeny de Guzman

Sunday, May 20 ~ Solemnity of Pentecost Sunday

8:00 AM

†Eleanor Knauf by Bob & Maurita Freas

†Edward Nazimek by Lorraine Nazimek

9:30 AM

Special Intentions of Cibiny Attokoran (Birthday) by Family

†Jeffrey Kestler by Family

†Fred Mirasol by Ed & Helen Abat

11:00 AM ~ May Crowning

†Mary Ellen Cavanagh by Peg & Doug Meder

†Helen Hermes by Fred & Kittye Hermes

†James Stefo by SCL Women’s Club

6:00 PM

Monday, May 21 ~ 8:00 AM

Speial Intentions of Fr Kisaka (Ordination anniversary)

Speial Intentions of Fr Lorenzo (Ordination anniversary)

†Helen Billisics by the FunovitsFamily

Tuesday, May 22 ~ 8:00 AM

†Francisco del Rosario by Merce Manansala

Wednesday, May 23 ~ 8:15 AM

†Mabel Allcock by Family

†Francisco del Rosario by Josie & Rolly de la Cruz

†Rossamma by Family

Thursday, May 24 ~ 8:00 AM

†Gertie Dru by Al & Mary Anne Dru

†Henry Vogt by the Funovits Family

Friday, May 25 ~ 8:00 AM

†Joseph Kriedl by the Funovits Family

Saturday, May 26 ~ 8:00 AM

Saint Philip Neri, Priest

†Paul & Gerald Sunko by Family

5:00 PM ~ Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

†Nancy Cohn by Frank & Rosalie

†Adam Swider by Alice

Sunday,May 27 ~ Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

8:00 AM

†Eleanor Knauf by Knights of Columbus Council 3731

9:30 AM

†Carmencita Ibarola by Ed &Helen Abat

†Jeffrey Kestler by Family

†Stella Purpura by the Kestlers

11:00 AM

†Remedios Blancaver by Family

†James Stefo by Larry & Marge Theriault

6:00 PM

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��Celebrating the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity

Saturday, May 26

5:00 PM

Presider: Fr. Mair

Deacon: Ray Gavin

Lectors: Bill Attea ! Ray Lara

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:

Manansala Team

Servers: PLEASE VOLUNTEER

Sunday, May 27

8:00 AM

Presider: Fr. Maina

Deacon: Frank Beil

Lectors: Barb Hartmann ! Judy Hiertz


Vergara Team

Servers: PLEASE VOLUNTEER

9:30 AM

Presider: Fr. Maina

Deacon: Mike Bretz

Lectors: Corrie Stoelinga ! Jack Stoelinga


Rosal Team

Servers: Mike Ciss ! Taylor Berek !

Angelo Ventula ! Angeline Ventula

11:00 AM

Presider: Fr. Mair

Deacon: Ray Gavin

Lectors: Lovey Lehman ! Chris LaTona


Lehman Team

Servers: Sylvia Joseph ! PLEASE VOLUNTEER

6:00 PM Misa en Español

El Celebrante: Fr. Maina

Lectores: Claudia Silva ! Lola Castrejon

Monaguillos: Alexis Hernández !

Martha Taboada

�� May 21-23: Amanda Souter ! Sydney Ambrosia !

Mike Eschenbach

May 24-26: Jaden Dias ! Leah Harker ! Jonah Dias

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9933 Lawler Ave., Suite 401 Skokie, Illinois 60077

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2100 Lehigh Ave. • Glenview, IL 60026847•724•5400

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For Appointment: 847-826-4704

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Parishioner

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