ST. HUBERT
CATHOLIC CHURCH
729 GRAND CANYON ● HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL 60169
Www.sainthubert.org
THIS WEEK’S
LENTEN SCHEDULE
MONDAY, MARCH 6
7:00 AM Eucharist
TUESDAY, MARCH 7
8:30 AM Eucharist
7:00 PM CAFÉ Adult
……………...Enrichment
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8
7:00 AM Communion service
THURSDAY, MARCH 9
7:00 AM Communion service
7:00 PM Eucharist
FRIDAY, MARCH 10
6:30 AM Rosary
7:00 AM Eucharist 7:00am
7:30 AM Adoration 7:30am
5:00 PM Soup & Bread Meal
7:00 PM Stations of the Cross
SATURDAY, MARCH 11
9:00 AM Workshop: How We
Love Our Kids
nd
SUNDAY, MARCH 12
2 Sunday of Lent
1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
MARCH 5, 2017
PASTOR’S LETTER
Dear Friends,
After being away for 2 weeks, I returned to much news here at St. Hubert. Although I was aware of all
of it, it feels different now that I am back talking to people about all that has transpired.
We had 7 funerals during this time and overworked Fr. Fred a bit. Many of these people I anointed
before I left. Please pray for them and their bereaved families.
There were 2 other deaths that were extremely sad. Samantha Salvador, a 20-year-old parishioner, died
in a two-car crash on Thursday, February 23 on Interstate 65 in Indiana. She was a graduate of
Schaumburg High School, and a nursing student at Valparaiso University. She also was a Communion
minister here at St. Hubert. There is a GoFundMe page if you are interested in contributing to this
family who are members of our parish. Samantha’s wake is this weekend at Salerno Rosedale Chapels,
and her funeral Mass will be here this Monday at 11:00 a.m.
Jeanne Murphy, of our parish, also lost a son-in-law who died in a car crash in California. I do not have
the details of this situation, but ask all of us to pray for these families.
Back here at the parish we introduced our new Music Director, Ed Magistrado, at the Masses last
weekend with a special blessing at the 10:45 Mass. He seems happy to be here, and to date, I have heard
many wonderful comments from our parishioners.
On Wednesday, February 22, Mr. DeFrisco announced to our faculty and parents that he would not be
returning as Principal. He will be with us until June 30. As of this writing, I am meeting with a search
committee to look for a new principal. After 11 years with us, Mr. DeFrisco has a wonderful
opportunity to become the Assistant Superintendent of Schools with the Rockford Diocese. I will write
more about his time with us as the day draws closer.
As you can see, the next year will be one of transitions here at St. Hubert. Clearly, I will be writing more
about how we are transitioning with all the changes.
Most people do not like change; however, we have all lived long enough to know that this is part of life.
Our real question is not what will happen or who will replace whom? Rather, our question always
remains the same, no matter the external changes in our life. Where is God leading us as individuals and
as a community? If we seek this answer through prayer and dialogue, then we know that good things
await us. God wants only good things for us.
Lent is a good time for us to reflect on our transitions along with our Lenten themes. We learn that being
a disciple of Jesus includes creative suffering, conversion, and always new life. All these realities will
help us continue on our journey of faith.
Happy Lent.
Rev. Robert C. Rizzo
St. Hubert
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WORSHIP
Readings for the Week are on page 7.
Monday, March 6
7:00 AM Mary Licciardi; Mary Perry;
Rosaria (Sarah) Mazzola
Tuesday, March 7—St. Perpetua & St. Felicity
8:30 AM St. Hubert Parishioners
Wednesday, March 8—St. John of God
7:00 AM Communion Service
Thursday, March 9—St. Frances of Rome
..7:00 AM Communion Service
Friday, March 10—Day of Abstinence
7:00 AM Mary Licciardi
Saturday, March 11
4:30 PM Luisa Treni; Elena Pontarelli;
Albert Zachwieja; Linda Dale
Sunday, March 12—2nd Sunday of Lent
..7:30 AM Erlinda De Vera
9:00 AM Anthony Cavaliero, Sr.;
Nadine Fachet; Virginia Trzcinski
10:45 AM Sara Mazzola; Ronnie Hinojosa;
Gabriel Delafuente
12:15 PM Lilia Amacio; Virgilio Araneta
.
6:00 PM Romona Powers; Betty Lentowski;
………… Jennie Dombrowski
Next Week’s Readings:
Genesis 12:1-4a
2 Timothy 1:8b-10
Matthew 17:1-9
We have begun Lent, entering into a season
of conversion and repentance. Like us,
Jesus was subject to temptation, but he
resisted with all his heart. As we celebrate
our Eucharist today, let us ask God to give
us the perseverance to avoid sin.
Sick
Sue Gulbrandsen, Audrey & Bob Palmer,
Nancy Brandt, Kathy Allen, Chris Waychoff,
Imalda Tatara, Katherine Armour,
Missy Thompson, Diane Hausser,
Barbara Basinski, Ken Hopkins,
Patti Lyons, Dan Moutvic, Stephen Weber,
Pat Dolezal, Emma Tucker, Larry Kutt,
Kathy Holder, Kenneth Villamar, Judi Kukral,
Peter Ruden, Carol Clipper,
Mary Kay & Dave Duda, John Scott Karas
Others Those who protect us at home or overseas
Deceased Virginia Geanto, Felix Provost,
Virginia Trzcinski,
Samantha “Sam” Salvador
1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
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MARCH 5, 2017
LITURGY CORNER
1st Sunday of Lent
"He fasted for forty days and forty nights, and afterwards he was hungry." And no surprise! That's an incredibly
long time to fast. Undoubtedly Jesus' physical and emotional strength would have been extremely weak after
enduring such a marathon of abstinence. And isn't it interesting that the "tempter" should choose to appear at this
particular moment? When bread must have sounded better than ever, the devil comes and tests Jesus, saying,
"Command that these stones become loaves of bread."
How hard it must have been to resist! Surely, Jesus could have caved in. He could have shown the devil his power
--and had a bite to eat while he was at it--but he didn't. Instead, Jesus relied upon the word of God, and battled the
devil by holding fast to the truth. "One does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes forth from the
mouth of God."
What an excellent model this provides for us. We too face temptation of various kinds and degrees. As the first
reading from Genesis reminds us, the "cunning" serpent has been slithering around humanity from the beginning
of time. Even when we have all that we need, the devil makes us want
more, or want different, than what we have. Today's Gospel calls Satan
"the tempter" for good reason. He tempts us to break God's law as Adam
and Eve did when they ate from the tree "in the middle of the garden." But
Jesus shows us the right response by battling the devil with the truth of
God's word. Whatever temptations might beset us, there is power in
clinging to the truths that we find in Scripture. In our moments of trial,
may we have the strength to claim these truths as our own and, like Jesus,
defeat the deceit of the devil.
RCIA HIGHPOINTS:
RITE OF SENDING for The RITE OF ELECTION and CONTINUING CONVERSION
Those present for the 9:00 liturgy this Sunday will participate with the RCIA and CMI
candidates and catechumens in a significant step in their conversion journey: the
Rite of Sending for Election and Continuing Conversion. In this ritual, having heard
the testimony of the sponsors, RCIA and CMI team members, and the Faith Community of
St. Hubert will send the candidates and catechumens to these rites.
Throughout this year these men, women, teens, and children have journeyed in the St. Hubert RCIA process. Though
the RCIA and CMI has instructional components, it is – at heart – not an educational program, but a discernment
process. Moved by an initial sense of God’s call to investigate being disciples of Jesus in the Catholic Church, the
RCIA journeyers test the “fit” of Catholic teaching as a way of life and worship for them. They have deliberated
with their sponsors and with the RCIA and CMI team. As they enter Lent, they have announced their desire to
receive the Easter sacraments.
Have the catechumens and candidates seriously entered into the Catholic way of life? Have their lives evidenced
conversion? Are they ready to be presented to the Bishop for election? The sponsors and team answer “Yes” and
will so testify during Sunday’s Rite of Sending and Continuing Conversion. Because the sponsors and team are
delegates and agents of the Faith Community of St. Hubert, the discernment process will be complete only when the
community affirms the RCIA and CMI members’ readiness.
When the catechumens and candidates celebrate the Rite of Election Sunday evening at the cathedral, they will be
part of a great throng of their peers from the many parishes of the Archdiocese. All of them are entering the final
period of preparation for the full initiation at the Easter Vigil
Please feel free to take a flyer of those in RCIA and CMI at the RCIA kiosk.
If you wish, you may want to write them a note.
Please continue to pray for all of them on this journey of faith.
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Bereavement Ministry
Are you an adult who has not celebrated the
sacrament of Confirmation?
The Bereavement Ministry provides
support during the difficult time of
losing a loved one. Assistance is
offered in planning the funeral
liturgy, coordinating activities with
the church, funeral home, musicians
and celebrant. In this way, families are able to plan
a service that is personal, meaningful and comforting
to them
VICARIATE I CONFIRMATION FOR ADULTS
WHO MAY PREPARE: A candidate must
be 18 years old AND out of high school.
Candidate must also be Baptized
Catholic adults who have celebrated
First Holy Communion, but lack the
Sacrament of Confirmation, and who do
not have any other impediments to receiving the
Sacraments (such as irregular marriage/need for
annulment).
Where
St. Edna Parish, Doherty Center
2525 N. Arlington Heights Rd.
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
Involvement in the Bereavement Ministry is best suited
for someone
¨
Who would be available on short notice or
retired.
¨
Could volunteer during the day or on
Saturday mornings. Depending on the need of
the family situation or timeline.
¨
Be able to move around quickly. (Greeting
family members and setting up the church for
Mass)
Time
Dates
7:00—9:00 PM
Mondays
March 6, 13, 20, April 3,10, 24 May 1, 8
Training to be a Bereavement Minister will at
St. Marcelline Parish in Schaumburg on Saturday
April 29th at 8:30 AM—2:00 PM. The Presenter will
be Amy Florian. Amy is a dynamic speaker,
professor, author, nationally-recognized
bereavement consultant and grief coach helping
people who are grieving a life-changing loss. She
holds a Masters Degree in Pastoral Studies and a
Fellow Thanatology (the highest level of certification
in the field of death and grief studies.) If you are
interested in becoming a Bereavement Minister here
at St. Hubert, please email Lynn Howard at
[email protected] or call 847-885-7700,
ext. 113.
Follow-up training will be scheduled after this
workshop.
REHEARSAL (required) & RECONCILIATION:
Monday, May16, 7:30 PM
Queen of the Rosary Church
750 W. Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove, IL 60007
CONFIRMATION MASS:
Monday, May 22, 7:30 PM
Queen of the Rosary Church
750 W. Elk Grove Blvd., Elk Grove, IL 60007
Contact Marie Staffa at the Parish Ministry Center
847-885-7700, ext. 124, [email protected],
or go on our website and download the forms at
www.sainthubert.org.
SOUP & BREAD MEAL
FRIDAY, MARCH 10th, 5:00—7:00 PM
The confirmation class will hold a simple
Lenten Soup and Bread Meal. Please join us
in the lower level of the church. We will also
be serving peanut butter & jelly sandwiches
and macaroni & cheese for the little ones. There will
be a free will donation, of which all proceeds will go
to the Food Pantry at Church of the Holy Spirit and the
Youth Ministry Mission trip. Please join us afterwards in
the church for Stations of the Cross.
If you would be willing to donate a pot of meatless
soup, please call the Religious Education
Office at 847-885-7703.
1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
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MARCH 5, 2017
Catholic Adult Formation and Education
Catholic Minds ~ Catholic Matters
with Father Fred Licciardi C.PP.S
presents the series
Jesus is the Face of God’s Mercy
Lenten Presentation
“Isn’t it wonderful, how we grow to know and love
Jesus? When we realize in faith that Jesus Christ is the
definition of God, or, how God wishes for us to know
him on earth as God, we become even more fascinated
with Jesus. Our lives change. We resonate with the
message Pope Francis constantly presents in his
ministry, that Jesus Christ not only represents but
actually is God’s mercy given and present to our lives.”
—Quote By Rev. Stephen J .Berg
Tuesday March 7, 2017
7:00—8:30 PM
St. Hubert Church (lower level of the church)
729 Grand Canyon Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
For more information call 847-885-7700, ext. 101 or
email [email protected]
Our January presentation,
was so well received that we
will be repeating this program.
Don’t miss it!
Join us for a video workshop
with Milan & Kay Yerkovich and learn
how one small change in you
can make a huge change in your kids.
Saturday, March 11, 2017
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
St. Hubert Church
Lower Level
Cost: $5 for pizza/salad lunch.
St. Hubert
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1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
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MARCH 5, 2017
REV. RON ROLHEISER, OMI
Facing Our Demons in the Desert
We live lives of tortured complexity. Inside each of us
there is both a saint and a sinner and enough complexity
to write our own book on abnormal psychology. Our
hearts are a murky caldron of grace and sin, angels and
demons. Always, it seems, we are torn in a way that
leaves us feeling unsure, guilty, and tense. It is no
simple task being a human being.
daydreams, in those inner cassette tapes we play where
we are always the special one, the superstar, the one
singled out for greatness. This is the demon of selfpreoccupation and self-centeredness, forever urging us to
stand out, to be special. Loneliness is the demon of
unhealthy restlessness. This is a demon of fear which
torments us by telling us constantly that, at the end of the
day, we will be alone, unloved, excluded, outside the
circle. It makes us pathologically restless and desperate,
looking always for someone or something that can take
our loneliness away. Unbridled sexuality is the demon of
obsession, addiction, lust. It makes us believe that sex (or
some such pleasure) is a panacea, the final salvation, or,
if not that, at least the best this world can offer. Its urges
us to bracket everything else – sacred commitment,
moral ideal, and consequences for ourselves and others –
for a single, furtive pleasure. It is a demon with ten
thousand faces obsessing us all, whether we admit it or
not.
Henri Nouwen, in commenting on this, once described
himself this way: “My fears and resulting fatigue over
the last three years might well be diagnosed as a lack of
single-mindedness, as a lack of simplicity. Indeed, how
divided my heart has been and still is! I want to love
God, but also to make a career. I want to be a good
Christian, but also have my successes as a teacher,
preacher, or speaker. I want to be a saint, but also enjoy
the sensations of the sinner. I want to be close to Christ
but also popular and liked by people. No wonder that
living becomes a tiring enterprise.” (The Genesee Diary).
This could be a description of any soul, yours, mine.
Jung was right, energy is not always friendly. It brings
with it a host of demons.
Paranoia is the demon of bitterness, anger, and jealousy.
It makes us believe that life has cheated us, that we have
not been given our just place, that the celebration is
always about others and never about us. This demon fills
us with the urge to be cynical, cold, distrustful, and
cursing. Woundedness is the demon that tells us that our
innocence and wholeness is irretrievably broken and that,
for us, it is too late. The best we can do now is to take
consolation in comfort, food, drink, pornography, drugs,
or some such thing. Finally, the last demon in this family
is that of joylessness, the demon of self-pity which tells
us that joylessness is maturity, that cynicism is wisdom,
and that bitterness is justice. This is the demon that keeps
us from entering the room of celebration and joining the
dance.
Demons, Jesus tells us, are to be confronted in the desert.
The desert is that place where one does battle with Satan.
What exactly does that mean? Is Satan, the devil, to be
conceived of as a personified force, a fallen archangel,
Lucifer? Or is Satan a code name for that vast range of
inner disturbances (addictions, scars, paranoia, fear,
bitterness, and sexual wounds) that habitually torment
us? What exactly are the principalities and powers that
are beyond us? That question is not so important here.
Whether the devil is a person, an addiction, or a paranoia,
in the end we still need to do battle at exactly the same
place. Most of us are not called upon to confront the
Satan of classical exorcisms. Rather we meet Satan in the
same way that the prodigal son and his older brother met
him, in weakness and bitterness. Ultimately these are the
demons that must be met. The venue for that meeting,
scripture tells us, is the desert.
All of these demons are inside every one of us. To stare
them in the face is to enter the desert. A scary thing?
Yes, but the scriptures assure us that, if we do muster the
courage to face them, God sends angels to minister to us
and these angels bring along calm, restfulness, patience,
empathy, humility, solicitude, joy, playfulness, and
humor.
To go into the desert means to stare our inner chaos in
the face. What demons live inside this chaos? The
demons of the prodigal son and his older brother – the
demons of grandiosity, loneliness, and unbridled
sexuality and the demons of paranoia, woundedness, and
joylessness. What faces do these take?
Used with permission of the author. Oblate Father
Ron Rolheiser is a theologian, teacher, and awardwinning author, and is President of the Oblate School of
Theology in San Antonio, TX. He can be contacted
through his website www.ronrolheiser.com. Reprinted
from March 19, 2000.
Grandiosity is the demon that tells us that we are the
centre of the universe, that our lives are more important
than those of others. This is a demon manifest in our
St. Hubert
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411 North Wheeling Road in Prospect Heights
1ST
Catholic Charities New Hope Apartments:
A Transitional Housing Program for Homeless Families
January 2017 Update
Family #28
Our family is a single African American mom who was fleeing
a domestic violence situation. She has three sons ages: 14, 10, 8, and two
daughters 9 and 16. She currently works part time as a CNA, and is
currently looking for more clients.
Our new mom is now a grandmother! Her eldest daughter recently had a
baby girl and is getting acclimated to being a mother. Our mom is so excited
and very supportive of her daughter.
Things are getting better for this family even as they cope with the loss of
their father. The eldest daughter will return to school in February and is
waiting for clearance from the doctor to go back to work. Her baby is doing
well although they found out she has the sickle cell trait. She reported that the
baby’s father is not helping her, so for now, the daughter will stay with her
mom.
Current Goals:
¨ Save at least 3 to 6 months’ rent.
¨ Save 90% of income taxes.
¨ Make sure that her daughter is linked with services for her and her baby.
¨ Take advantage of the Women’s Program at Harper to pursue a career
in the medical field.
¨ Apply for SSI for death benefits.
Family #29
Our mom is a single white female with a three year old son who became
homeless due to low income status. She was staying with her son’s
father, but they were not getting along and they lived with his parents.
The child’s father does not work and is not financially stable. She and her
son stayed with friends for about two months before she went to the
shelter in November, 2016.
Not much has changed recently with our mom. She is still working hard at her
pizza job, hoping and praying for the promotion. She was referred to the job
developer to see if he can find her a better paying job; however, she truly
believes the pizza owner will promote her when he can. She is also working
on a special project that will pay extra money. She is now receiving medical
benefits and SNAP – a food assistance program. She has also applied for
Action for Children and is looking for an affordable day care center for her
son. She reports that he is very good with computers. Our mom has been
working very hard and was able to save $500.00. She is very excited to
have money in her savings account.
Current Goals:
¨ Save at least 3 to 6 months’ rent.
¨ Save 100% of income taxes.
¨ Continue to advocate at her current job for a promotion needed to make
more income.
¨ Continue to keep mental health stabilized.
New Hope sends sincere gratitude to the Parishioners of the Peace and
Justice Cluster for your continued support!
St. Hubert
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Navigating State Employment
March 13, 2017
7:00—9:15 PM
Saint Hubert Ministry Center
729 Grand Canyon
Hoffman Estates, IL
We are pleased to present
Mr. Carlos Charneco, State of
Illinois Diversity Employment
Representative, who will
provide a guide to State of
Illinois employment options.
For questions regarding the
St. Hubert Job Ministry events,
contact Bob Podgorski at
847-843-0020 or
[email protected].
JOB SEEKER’S EXCHANGE:
Whether you are a newcomer
to the Saint Hubert Job and
Networking Ministry or one of
our members, feel free to
attend the Job seeker’s
Exchange meeting before the
regular general meeting, each
2nd and 4th Monday. If you
have a job seeking question or
would like to listen in on the
Q & A others bring to our team
members, stop in anytime
between 6:00 PM to
7:00 PM, 2nd floor of the
Ministry Center, Dorothy Day
Room. Our team members,
Mike Ritter and Bob Placko will
be there to facilitate an
exchange of
career
information
guaranteed to
help your job
search.
Hoffman Estates
255 Flagstaff Lane
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
847-885-7702
[email protected]
Vito C. DeFrisco, Principal
Marcia Larson, Assistant Principal
2017 We Hold God in Our Hearts Raffle
We are thrilled to extend a sincere “thank you” to everyone who
participated in the "2017 We Hold God in Our Hearts Raffle."
Church sales from parishioners amounted to $2,840!
Thank you for your continued support of St. Hubert School!
Gross ticket sales amounted to $52,720!
Thank you for supporting St. Hubert School!
Congratulations to
Ms. Wizniak’s 2nd grade
class in Room 11. They
won the classroom
fieldtrip to Pinstripes
thanks to 100% raffle
participation by their
families!
Congratulations to the lucky winners!
$1500 Grand Prize: Mr. & Mrs. Adam Bobek
(Ticket sold by the Bobek family, Brian Bobek—Room 10)
$500 First Prize: Rebecca Lane
(Ticket sold by the Lane Family, Ella Lane - Room 2)
$250 Second Prize: Kim Lauten
St. Hubert Catholic School
Now accepting registration for the
2017-2018 school year
To arrange a tour of this 2014
Blue Ribbon School call the main
office at 847-885-7702
www.sthubertschool.org
(Ticket sold by the Badus Family, Aiden Badus - Room 2)
1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
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Attention Young Adults!
Young Adult Ministry—Northwest
Chicago is gathering young adults in
their 20s and 30s for the following
upcoming events. Come out and join us
for a great time and meet other
young adults in the area!
Stations of the Cross
Each Friday in Lent; contact us for the weekly list
Local churches and fellowship afterwards
Taize Prayer
March 8, 7:30 PM
St. Viator High School chapel
Build Your Own Love Story
The best love stories are not always smooth sailing.
They ride the waves of highs and lows,
discoveries and learnings…and love wins!
An Evening for Married Couples
Bring your wedding album or pictures.
Saturday, March 18, 2017
7:00 PM
St. Hubert Ministry Center Club Room
Every love story is unique...
This night is about being guided through
YOUR story...from when you first met, decided
to spend your lives together, to the present.
Young Adult Retreat:
Navigating the Adventure of Holy Week
April 2, 12:45—3:45 PM,
followed by 4:00 PM Mass
Holy Family Church, Inverness
RSVP to Paula Nowicki at
[email protected]
Must register: email [email protected]
or call Parish Office 847-885-7700, ext. 102
Email registration will ensure correct spelling for
materials: His & Her names, # of years married.
Trivia Night
April 5, 7:00 PM
Arlington Ale House, Arlington Heights
For more info about any of these events, find us on
Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/yamnwc or
email us at [email protected].
Easter Flowers
If you would like to provide
an Easter lily or flowering plant
for the environment this Easter
season, please fill out this form and
bring it to the Parish Ministry Center,
……..drop it in the collection basket, or donate
……...online through GiveCentral on the website
….and select Easter Flowers. Easter flowers will .
….remain in the church for the Easter season, …
….through Pentecost, adding beauty to the liturgy
….and honoring your loved ones.
Name of Honoree(s) for Flowers
SPRING BLOOD DRIVE
St. Hubert Parish is holding our annual
Spring Blood Drive this Sunday,
March 5, in the lower level of church
from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Your donation helps to maintain critical blood supplies
for those in need. If you are at least 16 years old and
in good health, you are encouraged to please donate.
(Those 16 years old are required to have parental
consent.) Give the gift of life and save up to 3 lives!
Walk ins are welcome.
________________________________________
Name of Donor
_____________________________________
Phone Number
Prayer Shawl Ministry Meeting
Sunday, March 5 at 1:15 PM
in the Dorothy Day Room
of the Parish Ministry Center
New Members are welcome! For more
information, contact Karen Starke at
847-882-7592 or
[email protected].
St. Hubert
__________________________________
Any donation is welcome and can be
applied toward the seasonal decorations.
Checks should be made
out to St. Hubert Church.
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Hearing God’s Voice
in Popular Music
WOMEN AT THE WELL™
Tuesday, March 7th 7:00—9:00 PM
MEET ELEANOR ROOSEVELT:
MY STORY—MY DAY
TALES IN HISTORY
On Sunday, March 12 at 7:00 PM,
St. Raymond Parish will host
“Hearing God’s Voice in
Popular Music” in the church,
located at the corner of Lincoln
Ave. and Route 83 in Mount
Prospect. This is the fourth in a series of musicthemed events featuring songs from the worlds of
rock and pop music from the 60’s all the way to the
present day, along with spoken reflections on how
the themes of these songs intersect with faith and
spirituality. The event will feature talented singers
and a full band performing music made popular by
artists such as The Beatles, The Fray, Florence and
the Machine, Joan Baez, Jordan Smith, Brasil ‘66,
Evanescence, and many more.
Lynn Rymarz weaves her story from her
lonely childhood days to becoming a champion for
human rights around the world. Hear Eleanor’s story
in her own words taken from her writings, including
her long running newspaper column “My Day.”
Discover the journey that led to her marriage to
FDR, to a mother of six children, to the White
House, where she served as the nation’s First Lady
for twelve years—including her work during World
War II. Hear how she gained the confidence to step
out of the traditional role of women, how she faced
her fears, celebrated her joys, and grew from her
struggles as a daughter, wife, mother, and friend.
We encourage you to come and consider bringing
friends and neighbors of all ages who enjoy music or
may find this particular topic of interest. Admission is
free. Free will donation. For more information, call
847-253-8600, ext. 136.
THIS EVENT WILL FILL UP QUICKLY —
RESERVE EARLY!! –– $8.00 donation
To reserve your spot, please call: Church of the
Holy Spirit 847-882-7580 or e-mail
[email protected]
PARISH CONTACTS
PARISH OFFICE ……………847-885-7700 Ext. 102
FAX…...847-885-4631
www.sainthubert.org
Rev. Robert C. Rizzo (Pastor) ............................. Ext. 106…………………………………….…[email protected]
Rev. Fred Licciardi, C. PP. S. (Associate Pastor).Ext. 112……………………………………[email protected]
Pat Aschom (Pastoral Secretary)………………...Ext. 104……………………………………[email protected]
Deacon Steve Baldasti ......................................... ………………………………………………[email protected]
Deacon Dick & Sandy Lawson ............................ Ext. 105……….…………………….……… [email protected]
Deacon Allen & Stephanie Tatara ....................... Ext. 114..……………………………….……[email protected]
Teresa McCutchan (Business Manager) .............. Ext. 111……………………………….…[email protected]
Yvonne Cassa (Liturgy Coordinator)................... Ext. 107………………………………………[email protected]
Marie Staffa (Ministry Coordinator).................... Ext. 124………………………………………[email protected]
Ed Magistrado (Director of Music)……….…….Ext. 108…………………………………[email protected]
Michael Keenan (Director Religious Ed.) ........... 847-885-7703………………………………[email protected]
Stephanie Tatara (Youth Ministry Coordinator)...Ext. 114………………………………[email protected]
Karyn Weiland (Bulletin Editor)………………...Ext. 119…………………..…….…………[email protected]
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
ST. HUBERT SCHOOL ........................ 847-885-7702
Monday - Thursday ................ 9:00AM - 8:00PM
Friday ..................................... 9:00AM - 4:00PM
(Closed for lunch 12:00 - 1:00PM)
Saturday ................................. 9:00AM - 1:30PM
Sunday.................................... 9:00AM - 1:30PM
Vito C. DeFrisco ........................................... Principal
Marcia Larson ............................... Assistant Principal
Fax ......................................................... 847-885-0604
Email ................................. [email protected]
ALEXIAN INTERFAITH COUNSELING SERVICES
.............................................…………….....855-383-2224
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HELPLINE….877-863-6338
1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
ARCHDIOCESE HOT LINES
Sexual Abuse .............................................. 800-994-6200
Financial Misconduct ................................. 866-294-5256
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MARCH 5, 2017
ST. HUBERT CALENDAR
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday
MARCH 6
2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR
6:30 PM—Cub Scouts/Reynolds—COMM
7:00 PM—Domestic Violence Outreach—BERN
7:30 PM—Scouts Troop Meeting—HALL, RMR
7:30 PM—GIFT 3 Class—LIB
Tuesday
MARCH 7
9:30 AM—Ministry of MOMS—RMR, SHR
2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR
5:00 PM—FOCCUS/Kovochich—SA
7:00 PM—Fr. Fred Presentation—CHURCH LL
7:00 PM—RCIA Team Meeting—BERN
7:30 PM—GIFT 4 Class—LIB
8:45 PM—Floor Refinishing—HALL, RMR, COMM
Wednesday
MARCH 8
Thursday
MARCH 9
Friday
MARCH 10
8:00 AM—Floor Refinishing—HALL, RMR, COMM
1:30 PM—Athletics—MPR
6:00 PM—GIFT 2 Class—LIB
8:00 AM—Floor Refinishing—HALL, RMR, COMM
2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR
7:00 PM—KC Meeting—DD
7:00 PM—Eucharist in Lent—CH
7:30 PM—PPC—BERN
Sunday
MARCH 12
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
Call the Parish Office 847-885-7700
for further questions or to make arrangements.
BAPTISMS
To register for Baptism, stop in or call the Parish
Office. Parents must attend a Baptismal Preparation
Meeting, which is held on the last Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 PM. You may attend this parent
meeting either before or after the baby is born.
Baptisms take place on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of
the month at 1:30 PM or at Mass by
12:00 PM—Home School Group—CHURCH LL, NARTHEX
arrangement. You will confirm the date for
2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR
Baptism by attending the Baptism Preparation
5:00 PM—RE Soup & Bread Meal—CHURCH LL
Meeting.
7:00 PM—Cub Scouts/Dombrowski—BERN
7:00 PM—Stations of the Cross—CH
7:30 PM—Marriage Ministry Meeting—PMC CR
Saturday
MARCH 11
Saturday :
4:30 PM; Reconciliation after Mass
Sunday:
7:30, 9:00, 10:45 AM; 12:15 & 6:00
PM
Monday & Friday: 7:00 AM Mass
Adoration after Friday morning Mass until 9AM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM Mass
Wednesday & Thursday:
7:00 AM Communion Service
8:00 AM—How We Love Our Kids Workshop—HALL,
COMM
6:00 PM—KC St. Pat’s Party—PMC CR
8:30 AM—CMI Session—SCHOOL
9:30 AM—Breaking Open the Word—SHR
10:00 AM—RCIA Catechetical Session—COMM
1:30 PM—Athletics—MPR
7:20 PM—RE Class—SCHOOL
7:30 PM—RE Confirmation Speaker—CH
MARRIAGES
Please do not reserve your banquet hall before
confirming the date with the church. Set your date
by calling the Parish Office as early as possible
as you plan your wedding—at least 6 months
before the wedding. Weddings take place on
Saturdays at 2:00 PM. Weekdays and Sundays
must be arranged individually.
RECONCILIATION
Saturday after 4:30 PM Mass, or by
appointment.
EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND
If there is anyone who would like to receive
ST. HUBERT FACILITY ABBREVIATIONS
Eucharist at home, or if you know a friend,
neighbor or family member who is homebound
PARISH MINISTRY
CHURCH
SCHOOL
and would like a home visit to receive Eucharist,
CENTER
Upper Level
JR HI -Jr High Classrms please call the Parish Ministry Center. One of
Upper Level
CH - Church
SL - School Library
our dedicated ministers will be glad to fulfill these
BERN - Bernardin Rm
LR - Lunch Room
Lower Level
requests.
DD - Dorothy Day Rm
MCL - Music Classrm
SCR - St. Cecelia Rm
SA - St. Aloysius Rm
TL - Teacher Lounge
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK
COMM - Community Rm
Please
call
the Parish Ministry Center Office to
Lower Level
HALL - Church Hall
make
arrangements
for a priest to visit.
MPR - Multi-Purpose Rm LL KIT - Kitchen
PMC CR - PMC Club Rm SHR - St. Hubert Rm
PMC KIT - PMC Kitchen RMR - Richard Miller Rm
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ESTATE PLANNING
If you have provided for St. Hubert in your will, please let us know by
contacting Father Rizzo. Persons interested in including the parish in their
will, or questions about how to make a bequest to St. Hubert or to any
other archdiocesan program and/or institution, please call the parish office,
847.885.7700, or contact directly:
Rich Goode • 225 S. Aberdeen Street, Chicago, IL 60607 • 312.655.7848
SCHAUMBURG
AUTO BODY
Since 1979
899 W. Wise Rd.,
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847-524-3373
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To include
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designation
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