241 WEST SECOND AVENUE | NEW LENOX, IL 60451 | 815�485�8049 | www.stjudes.org�

Fr. Robert Basler, O.S.A., Administrator Fr. Bill Sullivan, O.S.A., Parochial Vicar Fr. John Sotak, O.S.A., Parochial Vicar�Fr. Jim Friedel, O.S.A., In Residence, Prior Fr. John Ohner, O.S.A., In Residence �

Permanent Deacons Bob Fi��Bill Ciston�Dennis Theriault�George Goes�Mark Armamentos �

SUNDAY MASSES Saturday Evening 5:00 pm�

Sunday 7am, 9am, 11am & 6:30pm�

DAILY MASSES

Monday � Saturday 7:30am�

Wednesday 7:30am & 8:30am�

St. Jude School Mass during school year:

Thursday 9:30am�

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 3:30�4:30pm�

Wednesday 6:30�7pm [S����M��]��

Liturgy of the Hours (Morning Prayer in the Day Chapel) Monday � Friday 8:00am�

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Devotion TO ST. JUDE Wednesday a-er 8:30am Mass��

First Friday Adoration 8am�5pm, Benedic/on at 5pm�

Rosary for Life Wednesday 7pm, Saturday 8am

The Catholic Community of

The Catholic Community of

Saint Jude

May 27, 2018 | The Most Holy Trinity

Dear Parishioners:�

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In today’s gospel we hear Jesus

send the disciples forth for the

great commission: “Go, therefore,

and make disciples of all nations,

baptizing them in the name of the

Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,

teaching them to observe all that I have

commanded you. And behold, I am with you

always, until the end of the age.”�

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This great commission reminds me of the month of

May at Saint Jude Parish. We had baptisms and we

also had first communions and confirmations. We

got to see the process of the great commission

unfold before our very eyes. Saint Paul in our

second reading refers to this process: “For those

who are led by the Spirit of God are sons and

daughters of God.” Paul knows that this

relationship comes from a personal relationship

with God. It comes from “communion” with God

from whence we cry out “Abba, Father!” The word

“Abba” is even more intimate than “Father,” it is a

word that Jesus used to refer to his relationship

with the Father. Jesus calls us to the same kind of

relationship, knowing that it is the root and

springboard of the great commission. Everything

that Jesus did in terms of ministry sprang forth

from his relationship with the Father.�

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This “communion” with God was made evident in

our first communions. Communion is the most

important gift �besides baptism � that we can give

our children. Psychologists are always talking about

the importance of self esteem in children. What

could possibly give a child greater self esteem than

communion with God?�

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In the Eucharist our children receive the most

important gift possible: the gift of knowing that they

are infinitely and unconditionally loved by God. What

greater gift could we possibly give to our children?

What greater sense of security can they have? When

our children know they are loved by God, they will

not be looking for the perfect love that only God can

give in other things. When they get older they won’t

be looking for it in bad friendships, bad relationships,

material things or controlled substances. They will be

able to say: “I don’t need all of that, because I know

that I am loved by God.” At confirmation our children

will become grounded in their faith. Confirmation is

the receiving of the Holy Spirit and the sending forth

in terms of the great commission. As adults, some will

baptize others and all of them will be called by Jesus

to give witness to their faith.�

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May today’s Eucharist help us to enter into a deeper

union with Jesus and to know that we are infinitely

loved. Only then will we be able to share our faith

with others, by making disciples of all nations and by

doing all that Jesus has commanded us to do.�

PASTORAL PERSPECTIVE

In Christ,��

Fr. Robert

PG 2 | St. Jude Church

Come and spend a few quiet moments with the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament:

FIRST FRIDAY EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

June 1st • 8am-5pm

Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 5pm.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” - Psalm 46:10

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Please consider ON�LINE GIVING�

Visit www.stjudes.org for more informa�on.�

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!�

S tewardship�On this solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, we affirm our faith that God exists as a

Trinity � Father, Son and Holy Spirit � united together in love. Through baptism and faith in Jesus, we have been given a share in the divine life of the Trinity. This being the case, let us seek to live in ever greater unity with God and with one another. Blessed are we to share in the divine life of the Most Holy Trinity.�

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We welcomed into our Catholic faith through Baptism ...��

on May 20, 2018��

CONNOR EDWARD LOWELL�Son of Joseph & Lindsay Lowell�

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JOELLA MARIE PASSARELLI�Daughter of Rob & Christina Passarelli�

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pancake syrup, tuna helper, frosting,

shampoo, paper towels, toilet paper��

Visit www.stjudes.org for a complete list�

SAVE THE DATE: Friday, July 20�Italian Fest in Milwaukee�

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REGISTRATION FOR 2018 / 2019�

ST. JUDE FAITH FORMATION�

(Sunday School, Families Living Faith, Junior High, QUEST)��

IS OPEN��

and is due by June 29th(to avoid additional fees)�

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Please visit the St. Jude web site for more information.�

WE NEED USHERS FOR THE 11am MASS.

Please call the Parish Office if you can help out.

MASS INTENTIONS��

MONDAY, May 28th�7:30am Tony Mazzuca by the family��

TUESDAY, May 29th�7:30am � Norma Capretti by Sam & Rose Camelli��

WEDNESDAY, May 30th�7:30am � Roy McClanahan by the family�8:30am � Gerard Starybrat by the family��

THURSDAY, May 31st�7:30am � Michael Bersano by Marilyn Bersano�9:30am � Dawn Mazzuca by the family��

FRIDAY, June 1st�7:30am � Bernice Nawracaj by Bob & Ann Krejci��

SATURDAY, June 2nd�7:30am � Ed & Thea Oprzedek on the occasion of their� 40th Wedding Anniversary�5:00pm � Larry Hollatz by the family��

SUNDAY, June 3rd�7:00am � Tina Gagliardi by the family�9:00am � �11:00am � Dick Wingate by Richard & Antoinette Rizzo��

� � � � ��� denotes deceased�

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Please remember in your prayers the souls and family of: CHRISTOPHER ATSINGER, son of Victor & Shannon Atsinger, brother of Emily

& Elizabeth and CHARLES PUTTS, husband of Lou Ann Putts. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.�

Rest in Peace...�Readings for the Week of May 27, 2018�

Sunday: Dt 4:32�40/Ps 33:4�22 [12b]/Rom 8:14�17/Mt 28:16�20�

Monday: 1 Pt 1:3�9/Ps 111:1�2, 5�6, 9 and 10c [5]/Mk 10:17�27�

Tuesday: 1 Pt 1:10�16/Ps 98:1, 2�3ab, 3cd�4 [2a]/Mk 10:28�31�

Wednesday: 1 Pt 1:18�25/Ps 147:12�20/Mk 10:32�45�

Thursday: Zep 3:14�18a/Is 12:2�3, 4bcd, 5�6 [6]/Lk 1:39�56�

Friday: 1 Pt 4:7�13/Ps 96:10, 11�12, 13 [13b]/Mk 11:11�26�

Saturday: Jude 17, 20b�25/Ps 63:2, 3�4, 5�6 [2b]/Mk 11:27�33�

Next Sunday: Ex 24:3�8/Ps 116:12�18/Heb 9:11�15/Mk 14:12�26�

Ministry Schedule • June 2/3 • The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

We continue to offer the full prayer list on our website. We also offer

a prayer line at 815�463�4284. You will hear a recorded message of

prayer, and if you wish, you are able to leave a prayer intention. Each week following the 11am Mass, a prayer team is available to pray with

you in person for any intention. And, of course, the Healing Sacraments of Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick are available.�

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Please remember all of our friends and family

who are in need of prayer...�

“Have no anxiety at all, but in everything, by prayer and petition, and with thanksgiving, make your requests known to God. Then the peace of God that surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.” ~ Philippians 4:6-7

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Gracious God, grant them healing, comfort and peace.�We also pray for all the unspoken needs within our own hearts.�

PG 4 | St. Jude Church

Monday, May 28th Memorial Day-SJS & Parish Offices Closed

9am (Church) ................................................................................ Mass

Tuesday, May 29th 6:30pm (#4) ..................................................................... Men’s Ministry

Wednesday, May 30th 9am (Day Chapel) ........................................ St. Jude Novena & Rosary

9:30am (Conference Room) ...................................................... Al-Anon

7pm (Church Narthex) ..................................................... Rosary for Life

7:30pm (#1) ....................................................................................... AA

Thursday, May 31st SJS Last Day-10:30am dismissal

9:30am (Church) .................................................. St Jude School Mass

10am (Conference Room) .................................... Thursday Bible Study

3pm-5pm(Church) ........................ Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

7pm (Church) ......................... Prayer Service for Feast of the Visitation

Friday, June 1st 8am-5pm (Church) ............................ First Friday Eucharistic Adoration

5pm (Church) ............................ Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament 7:30pm (#4) ....................................................................................... AA

Saturday, June 2nd 6am-8am (#4) ........................................ Gospel Reflection Small Group

8am (Church) .................................................................. Rosary for Life

5pm (Church) ................................................................................ Mass

Sunday, June 3rd Masses at 7, 9,11am & 6:30pm

1pm (Church) .......................................................................... Baptisms

PARISH CONTACTS: Parish Office [Sandy Spicer, Terri Rickerson, Tami Slykas, Cheryl Meyer]� )*+,-: 815�485�8049…….…..….567: 815�485�7754�

PLEASE NOTE: In case of an emergency after office hours, call�

815�485�8049 to reach our answering service.��

Faith Formation Office [Berni Kacor, Lisa Raspante]� )*+,-: 815�463�4260……..….….567: 815�485�7754�

School Office [Ann Traven, Sue O’Donnell]�

)*+,-: 815�485�2549……….…...567: 815�485�0234�Denise Utter � Director of Faith Formation………….……………………..…………………………………..………..………………………………..463�4283�

�� Katie Neu � Director Family Faith Formation.…………………………………………………………………………..463�4291�

�� Steve Martin � Co-Director Family Faith Formation.…………………………..463�4223�

�� Denise Boisvert � Sunday Preschool……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...…..…………..…………..463�4292�

Kathy Winters � St. Jude School Principal………………………………………….…………………………………….………....… …………………..463�4254�

Barb Hickey � Parish Business Manager…………………………………………………………………..………….……………………………....…………………….463�4203�

Denise McGinn � Bulletin Editor………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……….……………..…....…………………………463�4217�

Sr. Sharon Marie Stola, O.S.B. � Director of Liturgy…………………………..……...…………………463�4221�

Matthew Krumdrick � Director of Youth Ministry……………………….……...………..………….………463�4213�

Young Adult Ministry………………………….……………………..………...……630�730�1368�

Jenny Krumdrick � Youth/Discipleship Coordinator……..………..815�514�0051�

Tom Labanauskas � Director of Music……………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………..….………………463�4209�

Don & Kathy Zolfo � RCIA Directors…………………………………………………………………………………………..………………..………….………..………….………485�8049�

Cyndi Horn � Welcoming Ministry……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………...…………………..463�4281�

Cheryl Meyer � Communications………………………..………………………………………………………………………………..……..…………..……………………….….…………………….463�4208�

M. Dunne�McGraw � Grief/Divorce Support …………………………….……………..……..……….708�422�2504�

Andrea Fox � Pastoral Council President…………………………………………...………………………………….……………815�463�9959�

Prayer Line……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………….….…………..…………815�463�4284

SACRAMENTS

Sacrament of Reconciliation�Saturday: 3:30�4:30pm; Wednesday: 6:30�7pm or on request.�

Baptisms�BapIsms are celebrated on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sundays of most

months for registered members of our Parish Community. Parents

are asked to aNend one BapIsm PreparaIon Session (held once or

twice a month on Monday or Thursday evening) if they have not had

a child bapIzed or if this will be their first bapIsm at St. Jude.

Detailed informaIon about BapIsm, including dates, can be found

on our website. Please contact the Parish Office with quesIons or to

register for a BapIsm PreparaIon Session.�

Marriage�Catholic parIes must be members of the St. Jude Parish Community.

Please contact the Parish Office at least six months before to allow

Ime for evaluaIon, preparaIon and determine the date of the

wedding.�

Care of Sick and Aged�Any parishioner unable to aNend Mass is asked to contact the Parish

Office for the Sacraments of the Eucharist and the Sacrament of the

Sick. The Sacrament of the Sick is available aWer any weekend Mass.�

Funerals�Please contact the Parish Office before publishing in the news.�

PG 5 | St. Jude Church

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS: Please submit 11 days before�the Sunday of publicaIon to BulleInEditor@stjudes.org.�

SUMMER SCHEDULE RECONCILIATION:�

During the summer months, we discontinue Wednesday evening reconciliation. We will resume again after

Labor Day. Confessions will continue to be heard every Saturday afternoon at 3:30pm.�

All gave some...some gave all. Remember those who served.�

MASS AT 9AM • MONDAY, MAY 28

PG 6 | St. Jude Church

St. Jude Summer Kids Camp!�

Monday, July 16 - Thursday, July 19

9:00am - 12:30pm

$35 per child

Includes transportation, admission to field trips

and drinks for the week!

Children are asked to bring a daily snack!

Space will be limited to 100 children.�

Registration will close when we reach this number.

Register online to hold your place. Please fill out the

permission slip and return it, with payment, to the Faith

Formation Office ASAP but no later than July 6!

Questions? Contact:

Katie Neu kneu@stjudes.org/815-463-4291 or

Steve Martin smartin@stjudes.org/815-463-4223

The Saints!

God’s All-Star Team!

Field trip locations will be announced as

plans are confirmed!

The last day of camp we will close with a

family Mass and Ice Cream Party!

Want to Volunteer?

Adult, high school &

junior high

helpers needed!

Register online!

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Cleaning out your closets? Doing spring cleaning?��

DONATION DROP�OFF TIMES:��

T������, J��� 5 • 10���6���W��������, J��� 6 • 10���6����� ���� ��� T���� , J�� 7�

Do not drop off items until June 5.

GARAGE SALE DATES:�

F�����, J��� 8 • 8�4���S�������, J��� 9 • 8���4���S�����, J��� 10 • 8���1���

Questions? Contact Sue in the School Office at 815-485-2549.

PG 7 | St. Jude Church

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ST. JUDE SCHOOL REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

To arrange for a private tour for your child, call our School Office at 815-485-2549.�

"JOYFUL AGAIN!" RETREAT FOR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS�

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June 23 & 24 St. Julie’s � Tinley Park�July 21 & 22 Holy Family � Inverness�August 11 & 12 Mary Queen � Elmhurst�

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“Joyful Again!” provides the widowed with support from others who understand the loss associated with the death of a spouse. It is a two�day retreat for widows and widowers who want to resolve the grief they feel inside and begin to live again after the death of their spouse. The retreat emphasizes self�help, personal growth skills and personal spiritual practices.��

For more information contact: 708�354�7211.�

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PEACE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE NEWS��

Next Weekend, June 2nd and 3rd, �

Peace and Social Justice Ministry will be selling Fair Trade Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and

Olive Oil after all of the Masses.��

A small assortment of handcrafts made by artisans around the world will also be available.

By purchasing these products you make a difference in the lives of farmers and artisans

across the globe. They are ensured a fair wage, enabling them to support their communities,

educate their children and use environmentally sustainable practices.�

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Thank you for your continued support!��

Visit: wfto.com/fair�trade/10�principles�fair�trade�

Annual Diocesan Ros�a�Ree Scout Retreat��

Attention ALL Scouts � Male and Female.�The Annual Diocesan Ros�a�Ree Scout Retreat / Campout for this year will be held Friday, August 10th at 5pm � Sunday, August 12th at noon on the grounds of St. Mary’s Church in Plano.

This retreat satisfies the retreat requirement for many of the Religious Recognitions. An Ad Altare Dei Orientation class will be held at the Ros�a�Ree for those who pre�register.��

The event is open to ALL Scouts who are entering the 6th grade or higher in the Fall. Register at dioceseofjoliet.org/scouting.�

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Catholic Heart Work Camp, June 9 � 16�New Orleans. Outstanding week includes service at home repair or social service agencies. Hang out with hundreds of youth at night with engaging, exciting & inspirational programs (live band, etc.). This trip is open to incoming freshman, high school, college & adults.��

IMPACT � Junior High Weekend, June 29 � July 1�Camp Sullivan in Oak Forest. Open to incoming

7th & 8th grade teens. Feed My Starving Children, adventures in Chicago, great food, games & crazy stuff & meaningful service experiences.�

Warren Sharpe Community Center Kids Days

Tentative Date: Wednesday, June 20th; 12:30-3 pm

Help lead an interactive and super-fun

sports & crafts day for kids in Joliet at the

Warren Sharp Center. You don’t need to

be an athlete or artist to attend--just

enthusiastic and willing to have fun! Sign

up on line a week before hand.

LIFE: Lifelong Intergenerational Faith & Evangelization

Trinity and Rela onship�“When they all saw him, they worshiped, but they doubted.”�

~ Ma�hew 28:17��

I know I’ve shared this before, but it’s worth sharing again… in

his book, Sacred Companions, psychologist and author Dr. David

G. Benner tells the story of a friend who was not happy with his

church, but who conInued to go to services. When asked why,

he said, “...church keeps me in touch with others on the spiritual

journey. Spiritual growth is just too hard to maintain alone.”

Benner says his friend is right; we need one another. We need

the witness of those who have gone before us. We need the

companionship of those who walk with us today. Even the

disciples doubted; even aWer they had journeyed with him, and

saw the miracles, and knew him deeply, they doubted. They

needed him and one another. “Journeying together is the only

way to effect the personal transformaIon that is the goal of the

adventure... Some spiritual friends offer us help in knowing

ourselves, while others offer help in knowing God. The best

friendships offer us both.” In this way, says Benner, “InImate

relaIonships with others prepare us for inImacy with God.” The

Trinity is all about inImate relaIonship!�

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The stories you have shared with me, with the faith formaIon

team, have impacted me in ways words cannot convey: The

mom who talked about how hard it is to go through

sacramental preparaIon for First Eucharist with her daughter,

even though she herself cannot receive the Eucharist, being

divorced and remarried; the dad who spoke about his graItude

for a space (parent sessions) to talk about doubt, to work

through anger at the Catholic Church for past misdeeds. If we

can’t talk about it here, together, he said, then we’re talking to

neighbors, and friends on the baseball field who invite us to

leave the Church and go where they go. Even though he knows

no community is perfect, the temptaIon to leave was there.

But he wanted his kids to “have what he had.”�

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Then there was the mom who said she’s “done her Ime” in

CCD, but wanted her boys to have what she had. UnIl she had

and shared her “aha” moment with us. When we started

Explore 4 (our life of the parish component) she chose to aNend

StaIons of the Cross with her children. She knew no one would

ask quesIons. She knew she could be in and out in 30 minutes

or less. By the Ime they were at the Second or Third StaIon,

she said it felt like Catholic muscle memory. She had memories

of growing up and aNending every Friday during Lent with her

aunt who had since passed. When her boys looked at her funny

(she was beginning to get emoIonal) she realized they had

never once been to StaIons of the Cross. They didn’t have

“what she had”. The culture had changed. She shared her

experience in a beauIful reflecIon and we were moved. How �

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can we offer more opportuniIes not just to learn, but to

encounter our beauIful faith and our saving Lord? That became

our goal.�

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No longer are families marinated in Catholic pracIce. John

Roberto likes to tell stories about growing up in an Italian Catholic

family where the “Catholic” was in the pasta. That rarely exists

anymore. This is why parishes are partnering with parents in new

and exciIng ways (gathered, digital playlists, serving together and

more) because we need one another. Kids need to see us being

Church together. And if we’re honest we need it as much as they

do. We need to see someone’s faith when we doubt. And

someImes someone else needs to see ours�

Denise Utter, Director of Faith Formation

PG 8 | St. Jude Church

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Director of Youth Ministry:

Matthew Krumdrick

matthewk@stjudes.org • 630-730-1368

www.stjudes.org/QUEST

PARTICIPATION. FAITH.�FELLOWSHIP. STEWARDSHIP.�

st. jude youth ministry news Youth/Discipleship Ministry:

Jenny Krumdrick

jenkrumdrick@yahoo.com • 815-514-0051

www.stjudes.org/jhym

Question. Uncover. Encounter. Search.

Transform.

PG 9 | St. Jude Church

“Dive In” Teen Nights July 9-12th 7-9 pm Dive in to a Better Selfie! For the 6th summer in a row, St. Jude will host an outrageously exciting week of evening

gatherings for junior high & high school teens and their friends. These dynamic evenings

combine hilarious community-building games with thought-provoking testimonials and

teachings to help teens grow in faith and friendship with God. Teens can experience the

Sacraments and have a blast with new and old friends (with lots of yummy snacks of course). The

focus this year is on helping teens recognize the goodness and value they have and grow in self-

confidence. Please register on line and turn in the permission form and $10 by July 8th. Everyone looks forward to something new each night - culminating with the epic shaving cream

battle on Thursday. Sign up for the entire week or attend individual nights.

Youth Ministry Visioning � Please PRAY for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit as we expand our outreach efforts and recruit more adults to take ownership of these ministries!�

We desire to provide an engaging, inspiring and compelling youth ministry that journeys with teens in junior high and high school�(and their families) as they develop and deepen a personal relationship with Jesus.�

Visit the website and watch a short video that explains our mission and vision and how you can support our teens and families�through prayer, promotion, invitation and/or getting involved in one of these ways!�

1. Sign up to be a high school mentor or junior high coach and journey with a small group of teens once or twice a month as they grow in� faith. Materials and training is provided.�2. Help coordinate two trips to the service organization of your choice (based on your schedule) for high school teens.�3. Make a handful of texts/calls to recruit and remind teens who have signed up to serve in a liturgical ministry at the 6:30pm LIFE Mass.��

Please consider teens and adults that you can reach out to! Pray for them and invite them to participate in some way at St. Jude!�

Summer Extravaganza Sunday, July 8th 6:00-10:00 pm

Kick off an AMAZING week of Dive In Teen Nights with the largest and most outrageous junior high & high school social event in New Lenox! All teens going into junior high or high school are invited and encouraged to bring a friend and a dessert to share. The Summer Extravaganza includes dinner, games, live DJ, 6:30 pm Life Mass, Slip & Slide, and a Scavenger Hunt.