10655 W. Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL 60099 • (847) 872-8778 • www.Ourladyo!umility.org

May 05, 2019 • Third Sunday Of Easter

Our Lady of Humility Parish

Parish Mission Statement Mass Schedule As a branch of the one vine, as the family Weekday Masses: 8:00AM – Monday, Tuesday, of our Lord Jesus, it is our mission to and Thursday follow the way of the Lord, by extending Friday Mass: 8:45AM (During School Year) welcome, embracing in healing love, and 8:00AM (During the Summer) sharing the good news of the Gospel. Sunday Masses: 5:00PM Saturday 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM Sunday

COME, FOLLOW ME

Please Support Our Adver!ser For The Weekend

Monday, May 6th 8:00AM +Roger Boulanger Tuesday, May 7th 8:00AM +Marion Leonai"s Wednesday, May 8th No 8AM Mass Thursday, May 9th 8:00AM +Dorothy Gilbert & +Children Friday, May 10th 8:45AM +John Hawk, Jr.

Saturday, May 11th No 8AM Mass

10:00AM Religious Educa"on First Holy Communion Mass

12 Noon Our Lady Of Humility School First Holy Communion Mass

5:00PM +Bob Whiteside +JoAnn Berkery +DiAnn Dominowski +Dorothy Ridgway

Fourth Sunday Of Easter – May 12th – Happy Mother’s Day!!

7:00AM For All Mothers – Living & Deceased

9:00AM For All Mothers – Living & Deceased

11:00AM For The People Of Our Lady Of Humility

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Liturgical Roles: Saturday, May 11th, & Sunday, May 12th Saturday Confessions: 3:30-4:30PM Fr. P. Stemn Presider: 5:00PM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Marcelino 7:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Greg 9:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike 11:00AM Fr. P. Stemn Deacon Mike Eucharist Ministers: 5:00PM C) E. Roucka D) S. Frank L. Bugos-Noble, B. Hernandez, L. Geist, C. Spli# 7:00AM C) B. Dickson J. Tomkowiak, K. Kelly, V. Perron 9:00AM C) M. Bruno D) F. McFarlin A. Norrish, P. Norrish, L. Mercure, S. Ochsner, R. Bukan"s 11:00AM C) T. Hallberg D) D. Ianson B. McGowan, P. McGowan, A. Robinson, J. Robinson Lectors: 5:00PM (1) J. Frank (2) T. Roucka 7:00AM (1) P. Duncan 9:00AM (1) L. Shea (2) W. Webber 11:00AM (1) M. Marek (2) J. Jones Altar Servers: 5:00PM C. Dermody, K. Dermody 7:00AM A. Gaal, S. Adams 9:00AM Y. Rodriguez, J. Marabella, A. Rodrigo 11:00AM E. Reyes, A. Schejbal, J. Tompkins

LWC Prayer Leaders: 9:00AM M. Franco 11:00AM J. Reid M.W. Med. Center: J. Zaremba

Readings For The Week Of May 5, 2019 Sunday: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41/Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-12, 13 [2a]/Rv 5:11-14/ Jn 21:1-19 or 21:1-14 Monday: Acts 6:8-15/Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30 [1ab]/Jn 6:22-29 Tuesday: Acts 7:51–8:1a/Ps 31:3cd-4, 6 and 7b and 8a, 17 and 21ab [6a]/ Jn 6:30-35 Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8/Ps 66:1-3a, 4-5, 6-7a [1]/Jn 6:35-40 Thursday: Acts 8:26-40/Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20 [1]/Jn 6:44-51 Friday: Acts 9:1-20/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Jn 6:52-59 Saturday: Acts 9:31-42/Ps 116: 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 [12]/Jn 6:60-69 Next Sunday: Acts 13:14, 43-52/Ps 100:1-2, 3, 5 [3c]/Rv 7:9, 14b-17/Jn 10:27-30

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In last week’s bulle"n, I men"oned that we should begin observing silence ten-minutes before Mass. I also men"oned that at the ten-minute mark, we could pray St. Ambrose’s Prayer before Mass. It’s come to my a#en"on that some, while desiring silence before Mass, would prefer not to pray the prayer before Mass begins as the prayer is very long and not set in modern language. So, instead of actually praying St. Ambrose’s Prayer together, I simply recommend you to quietly pray it, or some other prayer of your choice to prepare for Mass; perhaps you may want to meditate on the Sunday readings. Saying a prayer together before Mass begins is not essen"al; what is important is that we have quiet so that others may prayerfully prepare before Mass. As men"oned, the Parish Center is available before Mass for fellowship. Please note that part of the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Renew My Church Ini"a"ve is to improve Parish Vitality. Fortunately, our Parish has a Core Leadership Team which is

part of a pilot program, along with about thirty other parishes in the Archdiocese of Chicago. We have been mee"ng once a month to discuss ways of moving forward as we address decreasing Mass a#endance, and a decreasing number of priests. The program will conclude in June. Improving Parish Vitality will involve needed change. Silence before Mass, and the recently revamped Greeters Program are two examples of changes to improve Parish Vitality. I am grateful to Linda Krigbaum and others who recently a#ended a “Radical Hospitality” Training Seminar by the Archdiocese of Chicago. The seminar has provided Linda and the Hospitality Ministry with guidance in implemen"ng and overseeing the Greeters Ministry at all of the Masses. Addi"onal sugges"ons were also given at the seminar. In our desire to meet the spiritual needs of others, we may need to change the way we do some things. Changes are based on what we believe, and what it means to be authen"cally Catholic and authen"cally Church. In implemen"ng changes, some"mes we may make mistakes; some"mes we may only need to tweak a change. As Pastor, I would like to ask for your feedback as well as for your pa"ence and support, especially when we make mistakes. I also ask for your first-hand feedback as opposed to hearing it second-hand from someone else. Some of you have already given me comments and sugges"ons — thanks so much! With a Parish of our size, there is no way we will have complete agreement. But please know that when implemen"ng new ideas to more fully live out our calling as Church, I leverage sugges"ons and advice from cu'ng-edge parish-renewal programs, the Archdiocesan Pilot Program, the OLH Parish Council, and Evangeliza"on Commi#ee. Congratula"ons to Diane Wilczenski who this past week received the OLH Women’s Club “Woman of the Year Award”! Diane also serves as a Sacristan, and was instrumental in helping to document the many tasks required in celebra"ng our Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday Vigil, and Easter Mass celebra"ons. Special Thanks and Congratula"ons Diane! ElderCARE is sponsoring a “Celebrate Seniors Fes!val” this Sunday, May 5th, from 2 to 5PM at the University Center of Lake County (1200 University Center Drive in Grayslake). Please call ElderCARE at: (847) 406-4683 if you need a ride to the Fes"val. Congratula"ons to our OLH School and Religious Educa"on Students who received the Sacrament of Confirma"on this past Friday from Bishop Alberto Rojas. This Saturday OLH School and Religious Educa"on Students will receive their First Holy Communion. Please know that Holy Family Catholic Bookstore has a selec"on of First Communion dresses, veils, purses, and gloves for girls; and "es, "e tacks, and lapel pins for boys, as well as many gi* choices. Holy Family is located at: 9249 Old Green Bay Road, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, and their phone number is: (262) 697-0333. Please keep our Confirmands and First Holy Communicants in your prayers.

God Bless,

Fr. Paul

A Note From The Pastor...

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Prayer Shawl

Ministry A#en!on, All Kni#ers And

Crotcheters We would like to start a new ministry here at OLH Parish. It’s a beau"ful ministry making Prayer Shawls, to be given to pa"ents at the Cancer Hospital, by our Ministers of Care. We would also give them to grieving families at our Funerals, etc. There is much more informa"on that I have about this Ministry, but first we wanted to know if we have enough interested parishioners to begin. The Prayer Shawls can be worked on at home, and later if people want to, we can meet twice a month to work on the shawls together, and visit with each other. This is a wonderful Ministry! Members of St. Patrick’s Church in Wadsworth, Mrs. Fran Balistreri and Mrs. Jean Gibbons, were nice enough to share it with me. My understanding is that the shawls and blankets for the cancer pa"ents, and the blankets, hats, and boo"es for the premature infants, touch the pa"ents as well as those who make them. As you pray and think about it, I will be praying for you. Hope to hear from you! My name is Juanita, and my phone number is: (847) 721-5792. God Bless!

Co-Ed Senior Luncheon We will not be having a Co-Ed Senior Luncheon in May due to a School Scheduling Conflict. We will be having our next Co-Ed Senior Luncheon on Tuesday, June 11th. We will be having a Mexican Luncheon. Look for more details in upcoming bulle"ns.

Roses For Mom — Roses For Life Lake County Right To Life’s Rose Benefit

Next Saturday, May 11th, And Sunday, May 12th, A%er All Of Our Masses

2019 is the 41st Year of the Annual Mother’s Day Rose Benefit. The Respect Life Commi#ee will be selling Roses on Mother’s Day weekend a*er all of our Masses. The Rose is the symbol of the Pro-Life Movement because it expresses the unique beauty and fragility of life. The Red Roses represent the protec"on of the unborn. The White Roses represent the protec"on of the sick, infirm, disabled, and the elderly. Roses will be available following all of the Masses for a suggested dona"on of:

$2.00 for 1 Rose;

$5.00 for 3 Roses;

$10.00 for 6 Roses; and

$20.00 for a Dozen Roses.

Pregnant Mothers receive a Free Rose. Proceeds from the benefit help Lake County Right to Life provide the funds necessary to con"nue efforts to defend and protect the unborn, innocent, unwanted, handicapped, and elderly who are at grave risk in our society. Efforts include: Educa"onal Newsle#ers, ac"ve Website, Video/Book/Pamphlet Library, Health and End of Life Issues Forums, Speakers for Schools and Community Groups, and Referrals to Crisis Pregnancy Centers. Lake County Right to Life is a non-profit, volunteer organiza"on. Please show your love for your Mother, Grandmother, Aunt, Wife, or the Blessed Mother next weekend, May 11th and 12th, through the support of this Sale.

Week At A Glance

Our Lady Of Humility’s Food Pantry Is in need of Pancake Mix, Hamburger Helper, Canned Beef Stew, and Canned Chicken & Dumplings. Non-perishable food can be dropped off at the Rectory Monday–Friday, from 9AM–3:30PM, or brought to the northwest ves"bule of the Church on Saturdays or Sundays before Mass. Thank you for the con!nued generosity!

Sunday, May 5th 12:15PM–Bap"sms (C) Monday, May 6th 9-11AM–The Legion Of Mary Mee"ng (HCC) 7-8:30PM–Boy Scouts Troop Mee"ng (H) 7-9:30PM–RCIA Mee"ng (HCR) Tuesday, May 7th 9:15-11:15AM–Small Faith Group (HCC) 6:30-8PM–Religious Educa"on First Holy Communion Retreat & Rehearsal (PC, C) 7-8:30PM–The Legion Of Mary Mee"ng (HCC) Wednesday, May 8th 6:30-8PM–OLH School Ac"vity (PC) 7-8:30PM–Choir Prac"ce (C) Thursday, May 9th 1-6PM–Eucharis"c Adora"on (C) 6:30-9PM–Evangeliza"on Commi#ee Mee"ng (HCR)

Friday, May 10th 6:30-9PM–Holy Spirit Prayer Group (HCC) Saturday, May 11th 10-11:30AM–Religious Educa"on Students First Holy Communion Mass (C) 12 Noon-1:30PM–OLH School Students First Holy Communion Mass (C) 3:30-4:30PM–Reconcilia"on (C) 4:30-11PM–Bingo (H) 4:30-6:30PM–Post Office Food Drive (HCR) 6PM–Respect Life Commi#ee Right To Life Rose Sale (PC) Sunday, May 12th – Happy Mother’s Day! 7:45AM-12:30PM–Respect Life Commi#ee Right To Life Rose Sale (PC)

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Sanctuary Light Inten!ons

05/05/19 – 05/11/19

Special Inten"on For: Dennis Juul

Knights Of Columbus 2018-2019 Raffle Winner

04/29/2019 – Pat Winn – Pick 3 #531

Congratula"ons!

Note: If you see your name printed in the bulle!n as a Raffle Ticket Winner, and have not received your check, please contact Richard at (847) 249-4813.

Eucharis!c Adora!on “God has raised up Jesus, and we are His witnesses.” (–Acts 2:32) Every "me we visit Jesus during Eucharis"c Adora"on, we are witnesses to His Resurrec"on. Without saying a word, we let others know that we believe that this is Jesus Christ risen from the dead.

Do something special this Easter season, please consider coming with your whole family, and spend some "me with the Lord, and receive His blessings! Come on Thursdays any"me between 1PM and 6PM. He is wai"ng for you!

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RCIA RCIA will be finishing up our 2018-2019 Session in the next few weeks. The RCIA Team: Cheryl Mi#en, Barb Brooker, Gaston Placa, Deacon Marcelino & Brenda Hernandez, and Gerard & Kelly Metoyer, want to thank Our Lady of Humility Church Family for your support and prayers throughout the year for our candidates. You have been an inspira"on to them through your weekly presence, prayers, one on one moments of encouragement, and welcoming spirits. Each of the candidates have also been a model of commitment and inspira"on to all of us throughout the year. A Special Thank You to those of you that sent le#ers and cards of welcome to our neophytes at the Easter Vigil. They were very much appreciated. Our Sponsors, Karmann Wimmer, Chris!e Hall, and Debbie Villalobos deserve our special acknowledgment this year. They accompanied their candidates each week, and at all of the Rites and Celebra"ons throughout the year, giving welcome, support, affirma"on, and witness to their faith. Sundays were special days for RCIA when the group was sent forth a*er the homily at each Mass to further dwell on the Scripture readings for the day, and what it meant in our daily lives. Team and Sponsors took a turn or two facilita"ng these “Break Open the Word” Sessions a*er the homily each week. In addi"on to the team, Bonnie Tipton, Ryan Krueger (St. Joseph), Jack and Arden Robinson, Deacon Mike Mercure, Pete Owen, Deacon Askew, Sharon and Ed Harrigan (St. Paul the Apostle), Fr. Paul, and all those who voluntarily shared their personal tes!mony were guest presenters throughout the year. Thank you, one and all, for sharing the fruits of your love, faith, experience, tes"mony, and exper"se. Tremendous Thanks to Fr. Paul for his frequent presence and full support to the team and candidates. We appreciate your spiritual guidance and prayers. May none of us ever forget the precious prayer of our Lord and Savior Jesus as He prayed for all believers.

“My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in Me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as You are in Me and I am in You. May they also be in us so that the world may believe that You have sent Me. I have given them the glory that You gave Me, that they may be one as We are one. I in them and You in Me. May they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that You sent Me and have loved them even as You have loved Me.” –John 17:20-23

RCIA Spotlight For the next three weeks we will “spotlight” our new sisters and brother in Christ, Crystal Ramirez, Irma Crist, and Dave Hall. The RCIA Team would like you to meet our new Sister in Christ, Crystal Ramirez:

“My name is Crystal Ramirez. I was born in Elgin, Illinois, and moved to Zion around 1990. I a$ended Zion Benton Township High School where I met my husband, and we have 3 beau!ful children and 1 grandson. I currently am a Pharmacy Technician for Fresenius Medical Center. My job is helping pa!ents and nurses with home care supplies and prescrip!ons for those on dialysis. This is something close to my heart since my father was a pa!ent of Fresenius.

While raising my children, they received all their sacraments here at OLH. A few years ago, I started a$ending regularly. What brought me to that was mental health issues I was suffering from, and thought if I gave myself completely just maybe I could be healed. While a$ending I decided that I wanted to be bap!zed and receive my sacraments.

Thankfully RCIA was there to help me with my journey. Since on this journey of faith, it really has opened my eyes and heart for wan!ng to know more. It has certainly built rela!onships with others that I didn’t have before as well. It’s strange how magic is happening, and I’m in awe of the powers that He has. My conversa!ons with Him have definitely changed, and I see things a lot clearer than I once had. I’m accep!ng of my faults, and know I have Him on my side. I have many conversa!ons with even strangers regarding my own spiritual journey.

I have found this sense of wan!ng to build more within me. I feel like a be$er me, and since taking Holy Communion for the first !me, I feel like I am one with Him. I am looking forward to building my rela!onship with Him and learning more.”

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OLH Teen Ministry: Catholic HEART Workcamp The OLH Teen Ministry is par"cipa"ng in Catholic HEART Workcamp June 16th-21st, 2019. Again we are seeking to raise funds for the Service Trip. The Registra"on Fee for each camper is $380. They are raising funds through group fundraisers, individual fundraisers, money from their own jobs, and requests for support from family and friends. Each year we have requested support from parishioners in our Parish Sponsor Appeal, and the response has been wonderful. We are again asking for your support. If you wish to help sponsor our campers, please write your check (for any amount) to: “Our Lady of Humility” (please write HEART Workcamp on the Memo Line so that it will be credited to the right fund); put it in the colored envelopes marked “HEART” at the exits of the Church, and place the envelope in the Collec!on Basket. If you cannot be a Financial Sponsor, we ask that you be a Prayer Sponsor in praying for our teens while they are preparing for HEART Workcamp, and while they are doing God’s work this summer.

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Honoring Mary During The Month Of May May is the month of Mary. Behold Mary as your mother, and consider honoring her in a special (perhaps even new) way this May. When you do, she will keep her promise of praying for you, both now, and at the hour of your death. (Sugges"ons will be offered throughout the month.) Create a May Altar at Home: May Altars are a tradi"on that date back hundreds of years, and were prevalent in many homes throughout the world. In simplest terms, a May Altar is a small surface in your home that is dedicated to honoring Our Blessed Mother during the month of May. It is a place for focusing on Marian devo"ons, and joining with Our Lady in prayer. May Altars may consist of nothing more than a meaningfully selected image, an icon or statue of Mary, and a spray of May flowers which are placed in a prominent place. Depending on the ages and interests of your family, you may want to include some other items such as:

ó Blue or White Linens (colors o*en associated with Our Lady) ó Real or Ar"ficial Flowers

ó Holy Cards with Images of Mary ó Candles ó Rosaries

ó Holy Water ó Picture Books and Devo"onals about Mary

ó Words to Hymns or Recordings of Songs about Mary ó Cushions, a Kneeler, a Chair, or a Stool nearby to Encourage Prayer

Of course, the most important thing is that your May Altar gets used. It should be a daily reminder of Mary saying “Y-E-S” to be the Mother of the Savior.

Pray the Rosary: The Rosary is the Marian devo"on par excellence. When people think of Marian devo"on, they usually think of the Rosary. If you do not pray the Rosary regularly, then consider making May the month when you commit to praying it every day. The Rosary is currently being prayed at 7:30AM on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, 8AM on Fridays BEFORE Mass, and AFTER the 7AM Mass on Sundays at OLH. Please join us!

Pray the Regina Caeli: You might hear Church bells ring daily at 6AM, 12PM - Noon, and 6PM. Those bells indicate the tradi"onal "me of praying the Angelus, a prayer which focuses on the incarna"on. From Easter Sunday through Pentecost, the Regina Caeli replaces the Angelus Prayer. The Regina Caeli focuses on Easter joy, and the resurrec"on of Jesus. Try praying it at least once each day, if not all three "mes. If you cannot observe the tradi"onal Church "mes, then consider praying it before breakfast, lunch, and supper.

Regina Caeli Queen of Heaven, rejoice, Alleluia

The Son, whom you merited to bear, Alleluia Has risen, as He said, Alleluia

Pray for us to God, Alleluia V. Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, Alleluia

R. For the Lord has truly risen, Alleluia Let us Pray: O God, who through the resurrec!on of Your Son Jesus Christ gave rejoicing to the world grant, we

pray, that through His Mother, the Virgin Mary, we may obtain the joys of everlas!ng life. Through Christ Our Lord.

Amen.

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Mary’s 15 Promises For Those Who Pray The Rosary V To all those who pray my Rosary devoutly, I promise my special protec"on and great graces. V Those who shall persevere in the recita"on of my Rosary will receive signal graces. V The Rosary will be a very powerful armor against Hell; it will destroy vice, deliver from sin, and

dispel heresy. V The Rosary will make virtue and good works flourish, and will obtain for souls the most abundant divine mercies. It will draw the hearts of men from the love of the world and its’ vani"es, and will li* them to the desire of eternal things. Oh, that souls would sanc"fy themselves by this means. V Those who trust themselves to me through the Rosary will not perish. V Whoever recites my Rosary devoutly, reflec"ng on the mysteries, shall never be overwhelmed by misfortune. He will not experience the anger of God, nor will he perish by an unprovided death. The sinner will be converted; the just will persevere in

grace and merit eternal life. V Those truly devoted to my Rosary shall not die without the sacraments of the Church. V Those who are faithful to recite my Rosary shall have during their life and at their death, the light of God and the plenitude of His

graces, and will share in the merits of the blessed. V I will deliver promptly from Purgatory souls devoted to my Rosary. V True children of my Rosary will enjoy great glory in Heaven. V What you shall ask through my Rosary you shall obtain. V To those who propagate my Rosary I promise aid in all their necessi"es. V I have obtained from my Son that all the members of the Rosary Confraternity shall have as their intercessors, in life and in death,

the en"re celes"al court. V Those who recite my Rosary faithfully are my beloved children, the brothers and sisters of Jesus Christ. V Devo"on to my Rosary is a special sign of predes"na"on. In addi"on, many miracles are associated with praying the Rosary. You can read about some of them in two popular books: “The Secret of The Rosary” by St. Louis de Mon@ort (ask the Legion of Mary for a free copy) and “Champions of The Rosary: The History and Heroes of a Spiritual Weapon” by Fr. Donald Calloway. (Note: A par!al indulgence under the usual condi!ons can be earned for praying both the Angelus and the Regina Caeli. A par!al indulgence is the remission of temporal punishment due for sins which have already been forgiven as far as their guilt is concerned.) h#ps://www.catholic.org/prayers/indulgc.php; h#ps://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=6623

Flame Of Love Holy Hour The Legion of Mary will be hos"ng a special Flame of Love Holy Hour in honor of Our Lady of Fa"ma on Monday, May 13th, at 7PM. All are invited to a#end!

LITANY TO OUR LADY OF FATIMA Our Lady of Fa"ma, pray for our dear country.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, sanc!fy our clergy. Our Lady of Fa"ma, make our Catholics more fervent.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, guide and inspire those who govern us. Our Lady of Fa"ma, cure the sick who confide in you.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, console the sorrowful who trust in you. Our Lady of Fa"ma, help those who invoke your aid.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, deliver us from all dangers. Our Lady of Fa"ma, help us to resist tempta!on.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, obtain for us all that we lovingly ask of you. Our Lady of Fa"ma, help those who are dear to us.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, bring back to the right road our erring brothers. Our Lady of Fa"ma, give us back our ancient fervor.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, obtain for us pardon of our manifold sins and offenses. Our Lady of Fa"ma, bring all men to the feet of your Divine Child.

Our Lady of Fa"ma, obtain peace for the world.

O Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to you. Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us now and at the hour of our death. Amen.

Let Us Pray: O God of infinite goodness and mercy, fill our hearts with a great confidence in Thy Dear Mother, whom we invoke under the !tle of Our Lady of the Rosary and Our Lady of Fa!ma, and grant us by her powerful intercession all the graces, spiritual and temporal, which we need. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Sacrament of Reconcilia!on: Saturdays: 3:30 to 4:30PM Sacrament of Marriage: An appointment, at least 6 months in advance (Diocesan Policy), is made with the Pastor prior to se'ng a date. Catholic persons will have to obtain new Cer"ficates of Bap"sm. Sacrament of Bap!sm: Baptisms are scheduled the 1st Sunday of every month. Attendance is required at a Preparation Session. Please call the Parish Secretary for arrangements. Sacrament of the Sick: Please no"fy the Rectory if a member of your family is in the hospital or sick at home, and wishes to receive the Anoin"ng of the Sick. Phone the Rectory for home communion calls. Welcome New Parishioners: We would like you to become a parishioner. Registra"on packets are available at each Church door. The Rosary: Prayed Daily at 7:30AM Mondays–Thursdays, and Saturdays before Mass. On Fridays prayed at 8AM before Mass. Prayed on Sundays a*er the 7AM Mass. Handicap Accessibility: There is an access ramp on the west, and a li* on the east side of Church. Handicap parking is available. Quinceaneras: Call the Rectory 9 months prior to se'ng a date. It is required that you are Registered Par"cipa"ng Parishioners for at least one year prior to reques"ng a date for the Quinceanera celebra"on. Eucharis!c Adora!on: Thursdays 1-6PM.

Our Lady of Humility Parish 10655 W. Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL 60099

Rectory: (847) 872-8778; Rectory Fax: (847) 872-8780 School: (847) 746-3722; School Fax: (847) 731-2870 Religious Educa!on: (847) 746-3744 Parish Office E-mail: olhoffice@ourladyo+umility.org Website: www.Ourladyo+umility.org Please E-mail all Bulle!n Ar!cles, Flyers, or Announcements to: bulle!nar!cles@ourladyo+umility.org Deadline for all Bulle!n submissions is 4PM on Wednesdays 11 days before you want the Ar!cle to appear. (For example: Wednesday, January 12th,

for Sunday, January 23rd.) Sunday Masses: 5PM Saturday, 7AM, 9AM, and 11AM Sunday Weekday Masses: 8AM Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday Friday: 8:45AM (During School Year) 8AM during Summer

All Are Welcome!

Our Lady of Humility Staff Contact Informa!on Pastor: Rev. Paul Stemn – FrPaul@ourladyo!umility.org Deacons: Jim Askew, Marcelino Hernandez, Greg Krame, Mike Mercure Principal: Maggie (Margaret) Dolan – mdolan@olhschool.org Coordinator of Religious Educa!on: Francisca Montoya – fmontoya@ourladyo!umility.org Director of Liturgy and Music: Rita Byrd – rbyrd@ourladyo!umility.org Business Manager: Laura Jones – ljones@ourladyo!umility.org Pastoral Ministry, Bookkeeper: Laurie Mercure – lmercure@ourladyo!umility.org Parish Secretary: Peggy Reid – preid@ourladyo!umility.org RCIA: Kelly and Gerard Metoyer – olhoffice@ourladyo!umility.org Religious Educa!on Secretary/Bulle!n Editor: Margaret Richter – mrichter@ourladyo!umility.org and bulle"nar"cles@ourladyo!umility.org Teen Ministry: Deacon Greg Krame

Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Parish Finance Council (FC) Principal Advisor Council (PAC) Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor Chris"na Galgan, President Terri Rusek, Chair Phil Tobin, Chair Maggie Dolan, Principal/Execu!ve Officer Linda Bugos-Noble Shelley Benne# Rev. Paul Stemn, Pastor/Execu!ve Officer Bill Dermody, Jr. Michael Bruno Tiffany Juhrend, Secretary Brenda Dickson Randy Bukan"s Chris"na Garcia Howard Jones Steve Johnson Myra Gaytan-Morales Rachelle Manieri Richard McFarlin William Lindo Pat McGowan, Secretary Noreen Paulsen, Secretary John Radosevich Larry Savage LeRoy Shea Thomas Spli# Winnie Webber, Vice Chair

Any Ques!ons or Ideas for PPC, FC, or the PAC? ppc@ourladyo%umility.org fc@ourladyo%umility.org mdolan@olhschool.org

10 Welcome to Our Lady of Humility Catholic Church

Please Remember In Your Prayers Margaret Barton, Bob Barne#e, Julie, Angie Mullins, Mary Cutler, Honey Lynn, Ron Mi#en, Helen West, Pa' Miller, Julianne and Jenna Schrader, Irene Horcher, Paul Alfaro, Patrick, Adam Hanson, Jillian, Morgan, Cathleen Hartwiger, Jeremy Hall, Dick Boston, Heather Ramey, Nicole, Bill, Roger Heiny, Sr., Ma#hew Heiny, Pa# Heiny, Jimmy, Adley Salacar, Joseph Archie, Kathie S., Richard and Mary Ann Brown, Tani Strain, Don, Donna R., Jennifer Hautly, Brandon Whyte, Margaret Sauve, Jerry Merkel, Jean, Laura and Myk, Judy Farris, Jim Heisler, Joyce S., Greg, Pat Weber, Diana Vanderheyden, Steve Wenzel, Francesca Roberts, Marilyn L., Bob and Luana Pe#a, Peggy Berger, Randall Whyte, Tammy, Peter Ruic, Jr., Jan Kaczala, Ruth Knabel, Arden Robinson, Ben LaFaye#e, Deacon Robert Ochsner, Sheila Ferrigan, Debbie Losey, Marijo and Doug D., Dawn, Kit, Tom Hodgson, Marge Berzin, Conrad and Irene Halteman, Ma#hew Juncer, Ally, Vicky Sturtevant, CJ Leffredo, Laverne Greco, Leah Dunchak, Baby Trey Hall, Jodi Anderson, Norma Collins, Emmie Lee Windom, Kathy McCracken, Janet Juhola, Katherine Jones, Joyce Tynan, Phillip Alfaro, Margaret, Jerry and Marie Pope, Tom Ibata, Chet Spli#, Dan Ross, Tracy, Gavin Salinas, Margie Perez, Rose Amidei, Karen Dix, Mary Ann Smith, L. Brown, Tom Rich, Jeremy Roux, Ma#hew Charles Klein, John Pedigo, Sonny Alfaro, Helen Uhler, Debbie Schultz, Theresa and Ray Krueger, David Alfaro, Barb Brady Halle, Barb Halle, Jean Krapf, Jean Armourh, Catherine C., Jerry Clark, Ma#hew McPhee, Fela and Jessie Navarro, Maria Mendez, Sally Chris"an, L. Gorlinski, Baby Katherine Marie Schultz, Stephen Foster, Byrd Heisler, Gonzalez Family, Tina Gonzalez, Tren"n Heiny, Rosa Marie Santos, Anny Richardson, Gomez Family, Garre# Grana, Greg Long"n, Bernade#e Ssennyondo, Maria Sennyondo, Henry Sahler, Josiah Hughes, Gloria Alfaro, Susie Haluzak, Gerrie Holmes, Erica Heiny, Roger Heiny, Jr., Charlo#e Heiny, Jean Corrine Bauter, Delores Strazer, Joan Zwicke, Charles E. Roberts, Sandy Schmelzer, Barb and Joe Arregun, John Shebenik, Colleen Burns, Baby Sawyer, Victor Figueroa, Toby Tripalin, Jessica Roberts, Rachael Chianelli

For The Deceased

If someone is in need of healing prayers, please call the Rectory at (847) 872-8778 Monday through Friday between the hours of 9AM and 3:30PM. Thank you!

May 05, 2019 • Third Sunday Of Easter 11

2352 Sheridan Rd. Zion, IL

847-731-2208Open 7 Days:

Sun-Sat. 4:30am-6pm

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(847) 361-2271Support locally family owned businesses

Phone: 847-872-9401

Visit us at: 3335 Sheridan Rd, Zion, IL Summer Drive Thru hours:

Open Late Friday & Saturday until 11pm

Full Service Electrical Contractor

Service & Installation Burglar & Fire Alarms

CCTV • Card Access/Door Entry24 Hr. Emer. Serv. (847) 336-4919

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MARSHFUNERAL HOME

CREMATIONPRE-ARRANGEMENTS

www.marshfuneralhome.com305 N. Cemetery Road • Gurnee

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Thomas Bleck, DDS & Eman Alsahlani, DMD

Family Dentistry • Accepting New Patients

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JONS TREE REMOVAL • Trimming • Stump Grinding

• Land Clearing • 75 Ft. Lift Truck • Cranework • Disease Prevention Free Estimates • Reasonable Rates

24 Hour ServiceJon Hofflander (847) 623-9795

Income Tax Preparation

A-B-T Service 38800 North Sheridan Road Beach Park, Illinois 60099

Phone: 847-244-1700 E-Mail: abtsvc@juno.com

Parishioners / Owners Deacon Mike Mercure, C.P.A.

Laurie Mercure

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Our Lady of Humility, Beach Park, IL B 4C 01-1160

Contact Nick Derkacz • nderkacz@4LPi.com • (800) 950-9952 x2436

C.R. Welding, LLCMetal Fabrication &

Powder Coating847-672-4230

4190 Grove Ave, Gurnee, IL 60031

GRANITE MARBLE & QUARTZ COUNTERTOPSKarl Spaeth • 847-856-9669www.allstonetops.com

Becker’sLandscaping Services LLC

Tree Trimming, Tree Removal,Ornamental Pruning and Planting

Brick Patios, Retaining Walls(847) 863-TREE

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RESTAURANTGOOD FOOD!

American & Thai FoodFriday Night Fish Fry Buffet 4:30-8:30

Sunday Breakfast 7:30-11:00

(847-872-7979) 3077 Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL 60099

LOREN L. CONGDON CONGDON & COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS LTD.

3012 Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL 60099 • www.congdonfuneralhome.com • Phone 847-746-1234

BARTON OF ZIONQuality Senior Housing

A Supportive Living Program

847-872-1500

Tim Johnson Dennis Johnson

Johnson Landscaping, Inc.Construction • Lawn Maintenance • Seal Coating

Snow Plowing

Office # 847-623-6659 Cell # 847-340-3715

Bruno Chiropractic

Dr. Michael A. Bruno Parishioner

1317 N. Greenbay Rd., WaukeganMon., Tues., Wed. & Fri.

8:30am-Noon & 1:30pm-5:30pm Sat. 7:30am to Noon

Website: Brunochiropractic1.com

847-662-6056

KRAMER’S KAMPERS INC.Truck Campers, Travel Trailers - Camping Trailers, 5th Wheels

L.P. Gas for RV or Grill Large Parts & Accessory Store

5780 W. Route #173, Zion (847) 746-KAMP(5267)

ROE AUTOMOTIVE“Complete Car Care At A Fair Price”

847-746-76492016 Horizon Ct., Zion

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Our Lady of Humility, Beach Park, IL A 4C 01-1160

For membership information contact Grand Knight:

Charles Roberts 224-717-9998Council # 13598

“Professional Service & Installation Since 1962”(847)623-7300 (262)654-8300

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• Free Estimates on New Equipment •

Fast Service 24 Hours a Day!

Licensed

Bonded Insured

Contact Nick Derkacz to place an ad today! nderkacz@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2436

Don Fontana, CPA847-263-0303

159 N. Greenleaf St.Gurnee, IL 60031

WE BUY SCRAP GOLD

BATTERIES FOR ALL WATCHES

JEWELRY REPAIR WHILE YOU WAIT

1522 N. Lewis (847) 249-0369

Distinguished Affordable Active Adult Living

2815 Elisha Avenue, Zion, IL 60099 TDD No. 800.526.0844

carmelhouse@shpmanagement.com A SHP Management Senior Community

847.746.5588