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1023 MCHENRY AVENUE CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS 60014
(815) 459-3033
Find us on the internet: www.elizabethannseton.org Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/StElizabethAnnSetonCatholicChurch
PRIESTSRev
Rev DEACONS
. Kenneth Giacone Dr. Richard Marcantonio
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 4:00PM
Sunday: 8:00, 9:30, and 11:15AM
WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Monday thru Saturday 8:45AM
RECITATION OF THE HOLY ROSARY
Monday thru Saturday 8:15AM
RECITATION OF THE DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET Monday thru Saturday
immediately following the 8:45AM Mass
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Tuesdays 6:00- 6:45pm Saturday 9:15- 10:00AM 3:00- 3:45PM
SACRED HEART ADORATION CHAPEL
OPEN 24 HOURS PLEASE CALL OR STOP BY THE PARISH OFFICE TO
SIGN UP FOR A HOLY HOUR
BLESSING OF MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARIES 2nd Weekend of the Month at all Masses
WEEKLY BLESSING OF RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Please drop off articles to be blessed at the
Parish Office on Tuesdays during office hours. Blessed articles will be ready for pickup the
following Wednesday morning.
“He will baptize you with the
Holy Spirit and fire.”
- LK 3:16
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ST. NICK’S BREAKFAST AFTER ALL MASSES 8:00AM Mass Michael O’Donnell II ~ Valerie Japsen) 9:30AM People of St. EAS) 10:30AM F.I.R.E. Sacramental Class 11:15AM Mass (Susan & Bob Dunham ~ John & Laura Ellis) 1:00PM Maranatha Servant’s Meeting 5:00PM Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass & Reception
8:15AM Rosary 8:45AM Mass ( † Jim Bartel ~ † Dick Reiff ) 9:15AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 10:00AM St. Clare Quilters 7:00PM TMIY Maranatha Prayer Group
8:15AM Rosary 8:45AM Mass ( Courtney Gielow ~ † Hilda Longo (R) ) 9:15AM Divine Mercy Chaplet Marian Movement of Priests Cenacle 1:00PM Holy Hour of Reparation 5:00PM Filipino Choir Practice 5:30PM Bosco Religious Ed 6:00PM Confessions 7:00PM Men’s Bible Study
8:15AM Rosary 8:45AM Mass ( † Justin Schroeder ) 9:15AM Divine Mercy Chaplet St. EAS ‘Be Reconciled’ Day- Confessions until 6:30pm
9:30AM Rosary Makers 6:00PM Giving Tree Sorting 6:30PM RCIA 7:00PM Adult Choir Practice 8:00PM Men’s Choir Practice
8:15AM Rosary 8:45AM Mass ( † Martha Gielow ~ Patrick Girolamo) 9:15AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 9:30AM Jesus’ Lovely Ladies Bible Study 4:00PM Virtue Clubs 6:00PM Youth Choir Practice 7:00PM Talk: “A Deeper Look at Matthew, Luke and the Baby Jesus”
8:15AM Rosary 8:45AM Mass ( Natalie Wilcox ) 9:15AM Divine Mercy Chaplet
7:00PM Simbang Gabi
6:00AM That Man is You 8:15AM Rosary 8:45AM Mass ( Mike Abbate ~ † Jim Christensen ) 9:15AM Confessions Divine Mercy Chaplet 9:30AM Impactful Women’s Group Meeting 3:00PM Confessions 4:00PM *Vigil Mass ( Gloria & Tom Kessler ~ Paul & Ann Komis)
Mass Intentions followed by an (R) are offered in the Rectory
*This Mass is live streamed on
Watch it on the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church channel.
Zep 3:14-18a / Is12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [6] / Phil 4:4-7/Lk 3:10-18
Zep 3:1-2, 9-13 / Ps 34:2-3, 6-7, 17-18, 19 and 23 [7a] / Mt 21:28-32
Nm 24:2-7, 15-17a / Ps 25:4-5ab, 6 and 7bc, 8-9 [4] / Mt 21:23-27
Is 45:6b-8, 18, 21c-25 / Ps 85:9ab , 10, 11-12, 13-14 [Is 45:8] / Lk 7:18b-23
Is 54:1-10 / Ps 30:2 and 4, 5-6, 11-12a, and 13b [2a] / Lk 7:24-30
Jer 23:5-8 / Ps 72:1-2, 12-13, 18-19 [cf. 7] / Mt 1:18-25
Mi 5:1-4a / Ps 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19 [4] / Heb 10:5-10 / Lk 1:39-45
This week, the blue Our Lady of Perpetual Help sanctuary candle
will burn for the intentions of Holy Souls in Purgatory
Gn 49:2, 8-10 / Ps 72:1-2, 3-4ab, 7-8, 17 [cf. 7] / Mt 1:1-17
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Dearest Brothers and Sisters,
I am so excited for our upcoming Christmas Pageant that our kids have been preparing. I’d like to invite you all to attend, even if you don’t have kids who are performing. I always take something away from each and every pageant that I attend, and somehow it seems as if Christmas isn’t quite complete without having kids remind me of what it is that we celebrate! There is just something special about being reminded in this particular way that does something for my heart – and I want for it to do something for your heart as well! Our Christmas Pageant this year will be this Tuesday at 7:00PM in the church. Hope to see you there!
The very next day after the Christmas Pageant, we will be having St. EAS’ very own “Advent Be Reconciled Day.” Fr. Moises and I will be taking turns in the confessional from 9:15am-6:30pm. Feel free to swing on by to have your sins forgiven!
Finally, our Domestic Abuse Workshop has been rescheduled. The program will meet from 9:30-2:30 on Saturday January 15th. If you are interested in attending, we ask that you RSVP either on the parish website OR by emailing: [email protected] Lunch will be provided on that day.
God Bless you and enjoy REJOICING in the Lord this Gaudete Sunday!
Fr. Romke
From the Desk of the Pastor
Celebrant
Monday, dec. 13 8:45AM - Fr. Romke
Tuesday, Dec. 14 8:45AM - Fr. Moises
Wednesday, Dec.15 8:45AM - Fr. Moises
Thursday, Dec. 16 8:45AM - Fr. Romke
Friday, Dec. 17 8:45AM - Fr. Moises
Saturday, Dec. 18 8:45AM - Fr. Romke
4:00PM - Fr. Moises
Sunday, Dec. 19 8:00AM - Fr. Romke
9:30AM - Fr. Moises 11:15AM - Fr. Romke
Tuesday, Dec. 14
6:00-6:45PM - Fr. Romke
Wednesday, Dec.15
9:15AM-6:30PM - Fr. Romke
Fr. Moises
Saturday, Dec. 18
9:15-10:00AM - Fr. Moises 3:00-3:45PM - Fr. Romke
Reconciliation
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Simbang Gabi
A long-standing Catholic tradition from the Philippines is the
Simbang Gabi. The nine nights of Masses will be celebrated at
different churches in the Fox Valley area.
Everyone is welcome!
Christmas Pageant
Join us as we
celebrate the birth of
our Lord! The
children in our Family
Immersed Religious
Education (F.I.R.E.)
program will be
putting on a
Christmas Pageant on Tuesday,
December 14, 2021 @ 7pm in the church.
There will be a reception following the
pageant in Seton Hall.
Monday, December 20th ~ 7:00 pm
Join us as Fr. Romke leads ENCOUNTER, an hour of prayer that begins with guided meditation rooted in scripture and then flows into a time of worship through song all in the presence of our Eucharistic Lord in Adoration.
Fun fact: Despite what our secular and commer-cial culture would suggest, it is not, currently, the Christmas Season. We are currently in the season of Advent. Christmas and the Christmas Season actually begin in the evening of December 24. Christmas then continues through Epiphany and ends with the feast of the Baptism of the Lord (January 9). We Christians need the season of Ad-vent to spiritually prepare for Christmas. Let’s not deny ourselves the graces of Advent.
-Fr. Christopher DiTomo
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For the separated and divorced. It doesn’t matter who was at fault, who-left-who, or how long it has been. WE ARE HERE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. Your hope and healing are found in the TRUTH.
Join us for our next 12-week session starting Wednesday, January 5th, 6:30 – 8:00pm. Contact Margaret Oskorep at 847/224-6989 or [email protected] for more information.
The Christmas Giving Tree
Help is needed to
deliver the gifts at 7pm on Wednesday,
December 15th. Thank you for your support and may
God bless your generosity!
Please contact Jen McPeake to volunteer for delivery or with questions,
St. EAS ‘BE RECONCILED’ DAY Wednesday, December 15th
9:15AM-6:30PM
Has it been a while since you’ve been to confession? Give yourself an awesome early Christmas gift by getting right with our Lord! Fr. Romke and Fr. Moises will be available to hear confessions all day.
Knights of Columbus annual CHRISTMAS TREE SALE
A large selection of the fresh-est trees around : Fraser, Balsam, Black Hills 7’ to 10’ tall. Also Christmas Wreaths for sale! The lot will be open from 5pm - 9pm Monday through Friday, and from 9am – 7pm Saturday and Sunday. Prices are very reasonable. Proceeds will go towards the many charities and ministries our Knights support.
Don’t delay! The best trees go first!
Please welcome the newest members of God’s family who were Baptized on December 5th:
~Amelia Rose Rasine ~Liam Nathaniel Rodd ~Robert Michael Sheriff
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Additional pledge envelopes may be found in the Narthex, or outside the parish office. You can also donate electronically via rockforddiocese.org.
GOAL $90,110
PLEDGED: $73,961 PAID: $62,763 FAMILIES PARTICIPATING: 188
Thank you for your generosity!
Laurie Bartlett, Carol Eigenhauser, Joan Finamore, Barry Flachman,
Charlotte Girolamo, Thomas Guy, Liam Howen, Marisela Jimenez, Len Korn,
Cecelia MacDonald, Ross McPeake, Felie Onishi, Bog Patterson,
Stacy Sullivan, Kristin Thomas, Jessica Van Horn, Katherine Van Horn, Ion Villanueva and Nelly Villanueva
To be added to our prayer list please call the parish office at 815-459-3033 or email [email protected]. In order to keep the list current, names will remain on the list for 3 months. After that time we ask you to call the parish office again to renew the listing.
Drop in the RCIA class on any given Wednesday at 6:30PM in the Conference room. Each week, a different topic will be covered explaining a piece of the Catholic faith. Everyone is welcome to sit in on any of the classes.
On December 15th our topic will be Our Eternal Destiny
*Holiday Bulletin Article
Submission Deadlines* December 26 due by December 14 January 2 due by December 21
BUDGETED ACTUAL $ /% TO BUDGET NOV 28 $16,125 ONLINE $ 4,239 COLLECTED $ 10,037 TOTAL$ 14,276 -$1,849/ -11%
DEC 5 $16,125 ONLINE $ 9,024 COLLECTED $ 11,044 TOTAL$ 20,068 +$3,943,/+24%
Our 3% tithe this week will go to Relevant Radio which helps to bridge the gap between faith and everyday life through informative and entertaining programming.
2021 DIOCESAN STEWARDSHIP APPEAL
SCRIPTURAL STUDY FOR ADVENT
Deacon Rick will present a special talk for Advent entitled: “A Deeper Look at Matthew, Luke, and the Baby Jesus” on Thursday, December 16th at 7pm
Lighting the Advent Wreath
Any family interested in lighting the Advent Wreath at the beginning of Mass, please contact the parish office to sign up.
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Adoration Spots Still Available The kickoff of our 24-hour perpetual Adoration Chapel is off to a great start! Having said that we still have lots of spots to fill - especially during nighttime hours. Here is some food for thought: Why should you go to Adoration? What is the purpose when you can pray at home? Praying at home is certainly an excellent thing to do - but let us ask two questions about it… 1) Are you actually praying at home? You certainly can find God anywhere especially if you have a set time and a routine and are able to find silence. For many though, our homes are full of distractions and things to do. We either just don’t get around to a quiet time of prayer or we find we never move into any deep kind of prayer. In analyzing your prayer life, evaluate yourself on what you do on a normal day and ask how much are you actually praying? 2) Is God reaching you in prayer or are you filling all the time with words? Words or set prayers are holy and good and help us to appropriately speak to God. At some point however, God desires to speak with us, and this usually comes with meditation and silence. We pray as a community at Mass each Sunday. We pray at meals and before bed, and when we say the Rosary or the Divine Mercy Chaplet. We pray intercessory prayers for our family and friends, and we ask God to help us and our world, but our souls crave silence! When was the last time you were so peaceful, quiet, and focused in prayer that you felt the powerful presence of God? Here are some reasons to try Adoration: • It gets you out of your house to a set place where there is silence and few distractions.
• Before you is the Blessed Sacrament - the True presence of God for you to gaze upon and adore.
• Setting a time each week to do a Holy Hour will increase your ability to find silence.
• Remember Martha and Mary - Martha was doing wonderful things for Jesus but He said that Mary has chosen the better part - she was at His feet adoring! You will find if you try it, that it is indeed the better part - Jesus is present and He is waiting to talk to you.
• In the silence before the Blessed Sacrament you will find peace and direction for your life; how attractive is that?! The bottom line is that if you try Adoration and stick with it, you will no longer ask “Why should I” but you will find that it is an enormous privilege and exactly what your soul is craving. You might ask, “Why haven’t I come before?” Stop by or call the parish office today to sign up for a spot to grab your silent time with the Lord each week. Marcie Girolamo Director of Evangelization
THE FIRE WITHIN
A U G U S T 1 9 , 2 0 1 2
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Are you separated, struggling after a divorce? If so, please consider joining the next Divorce Healing 12-week session that will begin on Wednesday, January 5, 2022. See the article in this bulletin for more details.
“He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.” Take time for your marriage by participating in the next virtual Worldwide Marriage Encounter Experiences on Jan. 8-9; in-person Experiences on Feb. 11-13 in Madison, WI or April 22-24 in Brookfield, WI. Visit our website at - alifetimeoflove.org or call (888) 574-5653.
English Language Classes
& *HSE Preparation Classes
*High School Equivalency, previously referred to as GED
Please call to schedule an appointment to register for classes (815) 455-8752.
Classes offered morning and evening
For more information: www.mchenry.edu/esl or www.mchenry.edu/hse
NO COST TO STUDENTS
M A Y 1 3 , 2 0 1 2 J U L Y 2 9 , 2 0 1 2 S E P T E M B E R 3 0 , 2 0 1 2 F E B R U A R Y 2 4 , 2 0 1 3 J U N E 1 5 , 2 0 1 4
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Call Ahead
Father John was nervous when he cast Jimmy, the middle school class clown, as Joseph in the annual Christmas pageant. His fears were
realized when Jimmy decided to do a little improvisation by pulling out his cell phone in the pageant’s opening scene.
The astonished priest, who was narrating, asked, “What are you doing with your phone?
Jimmy smiled and replied, “This year I’m calling that inn to make a reservation!”
THE WELL THAT NEVER DRIES UP
Depending on how your mood is today, the words of Paul will hit you differently. “Rejoice always,” he tells us. Well, if your football team is poised to win this week-end or next, maybe you’re really feeling this vibe. But if you’ve got a long slog at work ahead of you this week and a to-do list that only seems to grow and never shrink, it may make you grumble. “Rejoice always? Always? When I’m tired? Cranky? When I’m sick of doing and giving? Thanks, Paul. I’ll be sure to scribble that phrase on a Post-It and stick it to my dash-board for when some entitled punk inevi-tably cuts me off on tomorrow’s morning commute.”
When we feel this way, we know it’s time to head back to the well. Think of all the places in Scripture where God compares His love, His mercy, His salvation to water. And not just any water — living water, wa-ter that moves. God’s strength is not a stagnant puddle sure to evaporate and disappear. It’s water you can keep coming back to. It’s water that never dries up.
Which is good news for us, because we never stop failing to do what we should, never stop failing to feel the joy and the compassion and the selflessness we are called to. We need a source of living water if we are going to ‘rejoice always.’ To be everyday stewards, we need a well that never empties.
The fountain of salvation never dries up. There is always more there for us to draw from. It’s a sign of His commitment — so
let us, in turn, be committed to Him.— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi
Fr. Romke will celebrate Mass in Spanish in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, tonight, Dec.12th at 5:00pm. There will be a potluck dinner in Seton Hall following Mass. All are invited to attend.
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Parish Information
Telephone: Parish Office (815) 459-3033 FAX (815) 459-3040
Office Hours: MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY: 9:15AM - 4:00PM FRIDAYS: 9:15AM- 12:00 NOON SUNDAYS: 9:00-11:00AM
Mailing Address: 1023 McHenry Avenue Crystal Lake, IL 60014
Parish Website: www.elizabethannseton.org
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline: (815) 701-2737 Help Feed our Priests: https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/0yrmd5
Parish Staff Gayle Dirksen, Director of Music Susan Dunham, Receptionist Marcie Girolamo, Administrative Assistant to the Clergy; Director of Evangelization x230 Emily Holland, Assistant Director of Music Deborah Japsen, Receptionist Laura Ellis, Director of Youth Ministry x231 Paul Komis, Custodian Denise Ramis, Bulletin Editor x228 Mike Scronce, Coordinator of Building Maintenance Patti Scronce, R.E. Administrative Assistant x227 Sue Schulz, Parish Business Manager x225 Karen Stinson, Coordinator of Religious Education x223
New Parishioners All adult (high school graduates and older) and new parishioners are invited to register through the parish office. Please call the parish office at (815) 459-3033 to register.
Moving? If you are moving, please notify us at (815)459-3033 with any changes of address or phone number(s). This will help ensure that our parish records are accurate.
Website Please refer to the parish website elizabethannseton.org. for additional information and on-line bulletins. If you would like a parish event or ministry information posted on the site, please send a detailed email to: [email protected].
Weekly Bulletin Articles All articles for the weekly bulletin must be submitted via email by 12:00PM on the Friday a week before the desired publication weekend. Articles should be e-mailed directly to: [email protected].
Requirements for Baptism In order to have your child baptized at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the following is required:
To be a registered member of our parish.• Attend a Baptismal Preparation Class. Call the Parish Office to register for this
class. For your convenience, you may attend the class before your child is born.
• Schedule the Baptism. Baptisms take place on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month following the 11:15AM Mass (12:30PM Baptismal Service).
Sacrament of Marriage One or both of the engaged couple should be a registered member of the parish. Wedding arrangements need to be made at least six months in advance. Please call the Parish Office to begin the process.
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick Please call the parish office if a loved one is seriously ill or in the hospital.
Becoming a Catholic If you are interested in becoming Catholic or want to learn more about the Catholic faith, please call the parish office. The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) program begins in the fall and concludes with Easter. St. Thomas The Apostle Catholic School St. Thomas the Apostle School is a Catholic Pre-K through 8th grade elementary school serving the parish communities of both St. Thomas the Apostle and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Every student in our Catholic school receives a strong foundation in all core subjects— Religion, Reading, English, Math, Science, and Social Studies, along with regular classes in Spanish, Computer Technology, Music, Art and Physical Education. For more information, please contact Gina Houston, principal, at (815) 459-0496 www.stthomascl.org
Marian Central Catholic High School Marian Central Catholic High School is a college preparatory Catholic high school. The school shares the teaching mission of the Church along with the support from the parents and parishes of the McHenry Deanery. The school is supported by the 17 Catholic parishes in McHenry County. For more information, please call the school (815) 338-4220.
Religious Education (F.I.R.E.) Family Immersed Religious Ed. Religious Education (K-7) is typically held on the first Saturday of each month beginning in October through May from 5:30PM-7:30PM. A 2-year preparation is required for students to receive their Sacraments. Those preparing for their sacraments will also meet on the first Sunday of each month from 10:30AM– 12PM. For more information, please call the Religious Education Office (X223).
Youth Ministry Youth Ministry is for grades 6-12. The Sacrament of Confirmation is received after two years of preparation (8th-9th grade). Youth Ministry is a year-round program with extra activities including spiritual and social events. For further information, please call the Youth Ministry Office (X231). Ministry of Care If you or a family member is ill, homebound, or unable to get to Church for Sunday Mass and would like to receive Holy Communion or a visit, please call the parish office. We are here for you.
Prayer Chain If you have a loved one in need of prayers, please call the parish office or e-mail us at [email protected] with your prayer request for a special need.
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