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Feast of All Souls Day Mass Saturday, November 2, 2019—10:00 am
In Commemoration Of All The Faithful Departed Who Died This Past Year
Elaine Sendra Josephine Alfano Elizabeth Loher Linda Langhurst Anthony Jackson Eileen Cassidy
Michael Cummings Diane McAvoy Janet Dominik Edward Styka Edward Wolf
Marilyn Hurley Aldona Cross Donald Bennitt Mike Guzy, Sr. Bryan Dixon
Erin Mulheram-Biggerstaff Peggy Cundari
Theodore Walleck Nancy Makowski
Carol Griffith Robert Kec Janice Clark
Tanya Mikolajczyk Les Fedyk
Lorraine Jones Julie Kelly
Francis Cull Alfonso Nunez
Edward Preusser Renee Allegrucci James O’Brien
Robert Kaminski Margaret LoBianco
Lawrence Turek Maureen Skopich Theresa Besse
Lorraine Muench Arnold Sass Karin Bartlett
Albert Guizzetti
Virginia Sagert Maria Polanco
Edward Wasylik Karen Stec
Jeffrey Getlatka Eleanor Marek
Michael Labriola Anthony Lofrano Joanne Dempsey Michael Guzy III
Paul Stec Charlene McLain Charles McLain Joseph Bella, Jr. Patricia Reihel Jeffrey Attar
Loretta Madix Alice Podobnik
Margaret Porter-Rohaly Theodore Faron
Deacon Rich Rosko Bruce Pletsch
Maryann Drummond Helen Mrozek-Wroblicky
Marlene Rodella George Opyt Paul Wolfe
Francis Shank Imogene Matthew
John Bird Lynn Thauer Ralph Soto
Carmella Feminis Marie Vela Denise Hill
Emma Muszynski Gregory Gorski Susanne Bucyk
Jeanne Sola Jack O’Malley James O’Neill Barbara Burkel
“For You Light My Lamp; The Lord My God Illumines My Darkness.” ~Psalm 18:28
St. Anthony Catholic Church, Frankfort, IL
Sunday Offering
October 27 $15,633.50 Budget $18,000.00
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY
Please remember St. Anthony in your will. If you are interested in signing up for E-Giving, please visit our website, www.stanthonyfrankfort.com to download our form, or visit the Parish Office to fill out the authorization form. Thank you.
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ALL SOULS DAY
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE Saturday, November 2, 2019 at 10:00 am
St. Anthony Parish will be celebrating an All Souls Day Mass of Remembrance. Fr. Smith and Fr. Sponder invite you and your family to honor your loved one who has been called home in the past year. We ask that all families bring a framed 5x7 photograph of your loved one to be placed on the Altar area. Please join with your Parish family on Saturday, November 2nd at 10:00 am. Please know that you and your family are always in our prayers.
LWAC Christmas Concert The Lincoln-Way Area Chorale’s Christmas Concert, “Silver Sounds of the Season,” will be held on Sunday, Nov. 17
th, at 3:00 PM at the Lincoln-Way East
Performing Arts Theater. This concert will feature guest Children’s Choirs from St. Anthony Parish in Frankfort and St. Francis Assissi Parish in Orland Park. This is the Chorale’s 25th Anniversary season and the concert will feature selections from our first Christmas Concert as well as several new holiday selections. Tickets are $18 for Adult and $16 for Seniors and Students. Tickets are available by calling 815-469-1010 or 708-479-1863, or on our website at www.lwac.com using PayPal. Come join us for a wonderful afternoon of sacred and seasonal songs and get your Christmas season kicked off right!
St. Vincent de Paul Society St. Anthony Conference
In the Sunday Gospel today, Zacchaeus accepts our Lord joyfully; and the sign of his acceptance is his open house and his resolution to give
half of his goods to the poor. Through your gifts to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul you also show your acceptance of our Lord by joyfully sharing your goods with your neighbor who is hungry, often hopeless, alone and frightened. Our next food pantry will be November 10. We thank you for any non-perishable grocery items and/or monetary gifts that you give. We are serving 45 families at this time. The families always are thankful for what we are able to help them with. Please have the person in need who is living within our church boundaries call our Parish office phone at 815-469-3750 ext. 114 and leave a message. The call will be answered as soon as possible. The St. Vincent DePaul Donation Truck will be in our church parking lot, on November 16, during the 5:00 pm. Mass, and on Sunday, November 17 during the
morning Masses. The truck will be leaving at 12:00 pm on Sunday.
WE WILL ACCEPT: All Clothing, shoes, linens and books in good or bad condition. Note: Unusable clothing, shoes, linens and even books generate income for the needy because they are sold for rags or in bulk. Small housewares and electronics – dishes, glassware, utensils, toasters, blenders, coffee makers, radios, cd players etc.
SORRY—WE CAN’T ACCEPT: Paint, chemicals, batteries, old-style tube TVs, cribs, strollers, car seats, high chairs, mattresses, lawn mowers
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ST. ANTHONY’S KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #9770
WILL HOST OUR ANNUAL
PORK CHOP DINNER
Includes: A thick and juicy bone in chop
Green Beans, Baked Potato, Salad, Desert, coffee
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019—5:00 P.M.
FR. MEMENAS HALL
TICKETS $15.00 PER PERSON
Kids 10 and under meal option $4
CASH BAR
RAFFLE!
TICKETS ON SALE AFTER MASSES
Or call John Hein at 815-464-5879 for tickets
PROCEEDS FOR KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CHARITIES
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THIRTY-FIRST
SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
November 3, 2019
Liturgical color for
today is:
GREEN
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Weekly Gospel/Homily Reflection… To re-read the Gospel to assist with
your weekly reflection, go to: www.usccb.org/bible/readings. Click on the calendar on the right for
the week’s readings and scroll to “Gospel”.
St. Anthony Church—Religious Education Program
815 469-6072 [email protected]
MON & THURS: 8:30AM – 4:30PM FRI: CLOSED
SUN 7:00AM—NOON; TUES & WED 1:00PM—6:30PM (DURING CLASS SESSIONS)
Ecclesiastical Enigmas
The sacrament of confession
a. Must be received before receiving
Communion by anyone guilty of a mortal sin
since his last confession.
b. Is entirely unnecessary if you privately and
sincerely confess your sins to God.
c. Must be received by all Catholic adults at
least once a year. (This is one of the six
precepts of the Church.)
d. Was done away with by Vatican II, except
in cases of the three sins which “cry out to
God for vengeance”: murder, adultery, and
sexism.
e. None of the above.
Last Week’s Answer:
c. Is the same as serious sin; only the words
are different.
In today's Gospel, we hear the story of a tax collector who
changed his ways after his encounter with Jesus. To under-
stand what happens in this story, you need to know that in
Jesus' time, tax collectors often cheated people by collect-
ing more money from people than was required to pay the
tax. Zacchaeus is described as a chief tax collector and a
wealthy man, probably because he cheated many people.
When people grumbled that Jesus was staying in the
house of a sinner, Zacchaeus promised to pay back, four-
fold, the money he had wrongly taken from others. Jesus
responded that Zacchaeus had found salvation. This story
reminds us of the Sacrament of Penance in which we cele-
brate God's gift of forgiveness.
Question for Children: Jesus showed that He loved
Zacchaeus by having supper with him. How does Jesus
show His love for you?
Question for Adults: Jesus saw Zaccheaus as he was –
mistakes and all. What masks, if any, do you hide behind
so others won't see who you really are? Who do you trust
to see your true self?
Catechist Corner
Who instituted the sacrament of Penance?
Jesus Himself instituted the sacrament of Pen-
ance when He showed Himself to His apostles
on Easter day and commanded them, "Receive
the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any,
they are forgiven; if you retain the sins of any,
they are retained" (Jn 20:22a-23). Nowhere did
Jesus express more beautifully what happens
in the sacrament of Penance than in the
parable of the Prodigal Son: We go astray, we
are lost and can no longer cope. Yet our Father
waits for us with great, indeed, infinite longing;
He forgives us when we come back; He takes
us in again, forgives our sins. Jesus Himself
forgave the sins of many individuals; it was
more important to Him than working miracles.
He regarded this as the great sign of the dawn-
ing of the kingdom of God, in which all wounds
are healed and all tears are wiped away. Jesus
forgave sins in the power of the Holy Spirit, and
He handed that power on to His apostles. We
fall into the arms of our heavenly Father when
we go to a priest and confess. (YOUCAT ques-
tion 227) Dig Deeper: CCC section (1439)
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Parish Office Hours Monday through Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Friday 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
SAVE THE DATE
February 22, 2020
St. Anthony Parish
Mardi Gras Party
St. Anthony Knights of Columbus Council #9770 Sponsoring Youth Essay Contest
All Catholic students in public, private, and parochial school grades 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 are invited to participate in the 2019 Knights o f Co lumbus Catho l ic Citizenship Essay Contest. Students are encouraged to
write a 500 to 750 word essay on the theme of: “Discuss the meaning of virtue and how you live and embody the virtue of charity.” All contestants are recognized for their participation in the contest. The winning essay in each age group will be awarded a prize of $50. The deadline for the essays is November 15, 2019. An entry form must be submitted with each essay and participants are required to furnish written parental consent. For entry forms and additional information contact: Richard Hoch at 815-462-4894 or [email protected]
*** KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
CALENDARS FOR PRISONERS Our St. Anthony Knights of Columbus Council #9770 in the past years has donated religious and secular items approved by the Chaplains and Prison Administrators to the inmates at Stateville Penitentiary. Calendars, both religious and non-sectarian, are in high demand. Many parishioners receive complimentary calendars. The Chaplain at Stateville said he could potentially distribute 3,500-4,000 calendars. Last year we collected over 1,000 calendars. To donate calendars through our Knights of Columbus, please place them in the box labeled “Calendars” that can be found in the Atrium, or bring them in the Parish Office at the Padua Center. Thank you.
*** The Knights of Columbus St. Anthony Council #9770 invites all men of the parish to consider joining our Council and the Order. The Knights are open to all Catholic men ages 18 and up. Belonging to the Knights will give you many opportunities to serve God, the parish, and others. You can join the Order now on line. Go to www.kofc.org and click “join us”. Or you can call Council 9770’s membership Director, John Hein at: 815-464-5879.
ST. ANTHONY (CCW)
COUNCIL OF
CATHOLIC WOMEN
GENERAL MEETING Thursday, November 14th 6:30 pm in Memenas Hall
All Are Invited
Sr. Marilyn Renninger, O.S.F. is
a Franciscan Sister of the Sacred Heart. Sister has a broad background of experience. She has a Masters in Education/Administration from DePaul University and in Pastoral Studies from Loyola University. Sister served as elementary school teacher, school administrator, leadership for her religious community, volunteer prison chaplain, pastoral associate, missionary, and for the past sixteen years as director of Adult Spiritual Enrichment at their Motherhouse in Frankfort, IL. Since she returned from Belize in 2003, Sister has been giving presentations and days of reflection on a variety of Spiritual, Scriptural, and Franciscan topics. "God: Unity and Trinity." God is three Persons in One. We will discover who God is as we reflect on what God revealed about Himself in the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures, as well as the meaning of some of the numerous names in the Scriptures for God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. All women of the Parish are welcome to join us. Take some quiet time in anticipation of the fast approaching Advent season for some spiritual reflection, enrichment and fellowship. Hospitality begins at 6:30 pm.
ST. ANTHONY WOW
St Anthony WOW will be meeting on Friday, November
8th at the Frankfort Township Building on Lincoln Hwy (Rte
30). Enter at back of building lower level. Doors are open at
6:30 PM with the meeting beginning at 7:00 PM.
We are a nondenominational social group for widows or
widowers. Members and newcomers are ask for a $5.00
donation. Following a short business meeting we have
entertainment and refreshments.
We have various other activities such as breakfast and
dinner out at local restaurants. We also have a book
discussion and game day. For more information please call
Mary at 815-469-4351 or Bill at 708-478-6118.
THIS WEEK AT ST. ANTHONY
Monday, November 4
5:30 pm Pro-Life Rosary Group-Padua Center-SAM
All Are Welcome
Tuesday, November 5 9:30 am Tuesday Morning Prayer Group-Padua Center ESA
4:30 pm REP Classes-Padua Center
7:00 pm RCIA-Padua Center-ESA
7:00 pm Holy Spirit Prayer Group-Padua Center-SAM
Wednesday, November 6
10:00 am Sew N Sews-Memenas Hall
3:30 pm Traditional Choir-Church
4:30 pm REP Classes-Padua Center
Thursday, November 7
5:00 pm Children’s Choir-Church
6:15 pm Teen Choir-Church
6:30 pm Boy Scout Meeting-Padua Center ESA
Friday, November 8 7:00 pm St. Anthony WOW-Frankfort Township Building
Saturday, November 9
3:00 pm Confessions
4:00 pm Mass
5:00 pm Knights of Columbus Pork Chop Dinner
Memenas Hall
Sunday, November 10
Regular Mass Schedule
7:00 am Religious Education Classes-Padua Center
SVDP Food Pantry-Memenas Hall
Monday, November 11 Veterans Day
8:00 am Mass
Offices Facilities Closed
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Request for Prayers for the Sick Please remember Nancy Woulfe, Mary Kay Donovan, Thomas Williamson, Mack Wysocki, Desirea Soukal, Michael Beno, Leona Andruska, Loretta Spisak, Danny Reilly, Grace Cantrell, John Formentini, Ryan & Valentina Gasbarro, Alejandra Aleonar, in your Masses and prayers. Names will remain on the list for three weeks. Please call the Parish Office at 815-469-3750 to add or remove names from the list.
A Saintly Definition
The saint does everything that any other decent person
does, only somewhat better and with a totally difference
motive.
~Coventry Patmore
May God Bless All Our Veterans, By Whose Sacrifices We Remain Free
Veterans Day Monday, Nov. 11, 2019 Mass 8:00 am—Offices-Facilities Closed
C elebrated November 3-9, 2019, is an
annual week-long celebration of the
Catholic Church in the United States
dedicated to promote vocations to the
priesthood, diaconate and consecrated life through prayer and
education, and to renew our prayers and support for those who
are considering one of these particular vocations. NVAW
began in 1976 when the U. S. bishops designated the 28th
Sunday of the year for NVAW. In 1997, this celebration was
moved to coincide with the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord,
which falls on January 13 in 2013. Beginning in 2014, NVAW
was moved to the first full week of November.
ANNULMENT INFORMATION DAY
Sponsored by THE OFFICE OF FAMILY
MINISTRY DIOCESE OF JOLIET
SATURDAY, November 16, 2019
9:00 am to 3:00 pm (Check-in at 8:30 a.m.)
Blanchette Catholic Center 16555 Weber Road, Crest Hill, IL
People interested in petitioning for an annulment, those
already in the process, or anyone who wants information about
the annulment process are welcome to attend. Pre-registration
is required by November 11. Please register online at https://
conta.cc/2TOoxbW or call the Office of Family Ministry at 815-
838-5334.
"Living in the Presence of God" Women's Monthly Morning of Reflection
Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019, 10:00 am to1:30 pm
E ach month's Morning of Reflection will include prayer, meditation, and time for sharing. Continental Breakfast and Lunch will be
served. $30 Donation requested. The event is hosted by Our Lady of the Angels Ministries and takes place on the Mount Assisi Campus. Depending on the number of attendees, the Morning of Reflection will be held in the Our Lady of the Angels House of Prayer or the Mount Assisi building. Please RSVP by November 11th to Carrie Peters 630-257-7844 ext. 223 or [email protected]
PRAY FOR...
If you would like to request a Mass Intention, please
call the Parish Office at 815-469-3750. Thank you.
Monday, November 4 St. Charles Borromeo
8:00 am All Souls Novena Tuesday, November 5 Election Day 8:00 am All Souls Novena Wednesday, November 6 8:00 am All Souls Novena Thursday, November 7 8:00 am All Souls Novena
Friday, November 8 8:00 am For the Parish Family of St. Anthony
Saturday, November 9 The Dedication of the
Lateran Basilica 4:00 pm Colette Bus/Karen & Claudette Lesiak Sunday, November 3 7:30 am Christian Zigman/Lorie 9:00 am Elizabeth Barnas/Arthur Barnas 10:30 am Christina Lindsay Finley/Mom & Dad 12:00 pm For the Parish Family of St. Anthony
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Special Novena
In Remembrance of the
Faithful Departed, a Special Novena of Nine Masses will be offered beginning November 2 through November 7. Donations are welcome, but not required. S p e c i a l N o v e n a envelopes will be available in Church.
TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Lord, you love all things that exist
(Wisdom 11:22 — 12:2).
Psalm — I will praise you name for ever, my king and
my God (Psalm 145).
Second Reading — May the name of Christ be
glorfied in you and you in him (2 Thessalonians 1:11
— 2:2).
Gospel — Today salvation has come to the tax
collector Zacchaeus’ house (Luke 19:1-10).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses
from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997,
International Commission on English in the
Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon Rom 11:29-36; Ps 69:30-31, 33-34, 36;
Lk 14:12-14
Tues Rom 12:5-16b; Ps 131:1bcde-3; Lk 14:15-24
Wed Rom 13:8-10; Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9;
Lk 14:25-33
Thurs Rom 14:7-12; Ps 27:1bcde, 4, 13-14;
Lk 15:1-10
Fri Rom 15:14-21; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 16:1-8
Sat Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9;
1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22
Sun 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14; Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15;
2 Thes 2:16 — 3:5; Lk 20:27-38 [27, 34-38]
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Every week, some treasures from our tradition are shared
here. Where does all this history come from? The history of
God’s people of prayer is always coming to light, mostly
because scholars have dedicated their lives to research.
They translate and ponder prayers and songs; explore the
places used for worship; look at the vessels, books, and
vestments; and read works from legal documents to letters
and diaries. In the 1930s, Hitler’s rush to arm Germany
closed seminaries as priests and seminarians alike were
drafted into service.
One professor, Father Josef Jungman, forced from his
classroom, spent the war years in an Austrian library. His
careful work disclosed much of what we know of the history
of the Mass. His great work, The Mass of the Roman Rite,
describes the evolution of Eucharistic celebration and
inspired generations of scholars to explore a tradition
surprisingly rich and varied. It was said of him that he had a
command of the past that cast new light on the present, and
opened up a clear direction to the future. His contributions
to the Second Vatican Council helped shape the way that we
worship today. At the end of his life, in 1975, his studies
completed, he told a friend that he was waiting patiently for
the Lord’s knock at the door to take him to the heavenly
banquet.
~James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
A GREAT AND GLORIOUS GOD
Our readings today ponder two powerful truths: God is
infinitely greater than we are; and God provides every kind of
help so we can discover and share in God’s glory. The reading
from Wisdom reminds us that we are tiny compared to “the
LORD of the whole universe.” Nevertheless, God preserves
and nurtures us out of perfect love. If we feel tiny, weak, and
sinful compared to God, we are blessed! God’s greatness
sustains and strengthens us. Saint Paul encourages the
Thessalonian Christians with the same message. He reminds
them that God alone makes the Church holy. He prays that
everything they undertake will be for the glory of God.
Luke’s Gospel shows us what this looks like in real life:
Zacchaeus, feeling small and excluded, looks for Jesus. Jesus
finds him and gives him the strength he needs to repent of his
sins and glorify God.
~Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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St. Anthony Choir Rehearsals Children’s Choir: Open to boys and girls 2nd-5th grade Sings at 9:00 a.m. Mass 2x a month Rehearsals: Thursdays, 5:00-6:00 pm
Teen Choir: Open to boys and girls 6th grade and up Sings at 9:00 a.m. Mass 2x a month Rehearsals: Thursdays, 6:15-7:15 pm
Funeral Choir: Sings at all funerals Rehearsals: Before Funeral Mass
Traditional Choir: Sings at 10:30 am Mass on Sundays Rehearsals: Wednesdays, 3:30-5:00 pm
Praise Choir: Sings once a month at 4:00 pm Mass on Saturdays Rehearsals: Before Mass For details call: Lynette Rea at 815-469-3750, ext 122.
Welcome to Our Newly Baptized Children Oct. 27, 2019
Lucy Josephine Wilson Daughter of Adam & Lesley (Pascarella) Wilson
Deceased Our Parish Family Our condolences to the family and friends of
Barbara Burkel May the souls of all the faithful departed through the
mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
This Sunday, November 3 Daylight Saving Ends
NEEDED: PASSIONATE, COMMITTED AND FAITH-FILLED SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR DIOCESE OF JOLIET CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
If you are seeking fulfilling part-time work, hold a current Illinois Professional Educator License or an Illinois Substitute License, and wish to serve as a substitute teacher in one or more of the Diocese of Joliet's 46 Catholic Elementary Schools, please complete an electronic Frontline Applicant Tracking application at: http://
www.applitrack.com/ dioceseofjoliet/onlineapp/. You are eligible to apply for an Illinois Substitute License if you have earned a Bachelor’s Degree in any field. If you do not have a teaching license but hold a Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited institution of higher education in any discipline, you may apply online for a Substitute Teaching License through the Illinois State Board of Education ELIS system. For additional information regarding this process, please contact the Licensure Specialist at your county’s Regional Office of Education or call Karen Udell at 815-221-6123.
The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica-Nov. 9th Christians first met in homes to hear Jesus’ teachings and to celebrate the Eucharist. When the Christians were no longer persecuted for their faith, they built beautiful churches. Some-time before the fourth century, a palace owned by a noble Roman family named Laterani had been built. It became the property of the Emperor Con-stantine. Constantine had rec-ognized Christianity as the re-ligion of the empire, and he
donated to the Church the palace and other buildings on the site. This became Rome’s oldest church. It was given the title Basilica of the Savior, but later was dedi-cated to John the Baptist and called St. John Lateran. St. John Lateran was the home of the popes—the center of the Catholic world for many years. Twenty-eight popes are buried there. Although our pope now lives at the Vatican and presides at St. Peter’s basilica, St. John Lateran is considered his cathedral as the bishop of Rome. The dedication of this basilica is a happy occasion for the Church because it reminds us of our beginnings, our unity. It stands as a monument to God and all that God does through the Church.
~Loyola Press
BEGIN WITH ARDOR If we wish to make any progress in the service of God we must begin every day of our life with new ardor.
~St. Charles Borromeo
GOVERNMENT Government is a trust, and the officers of the government are trustees; and both the trust and the trustees are created for the benefit of the people.
~Henry Clay
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Minister Schedule
PARISH REGISTRATION FORM
WELCOME TO ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Our warmest wishes to all who celebrate with us. If you are not registered at St. Anthony or are and need to make changes, please fill out this form and place it in the collec-tion basket or mail to the parish office. Forms available at www.stanthonyfrankfort.com.
__________________________________________ Name
__________________________________________ Address
__________________________________________ City
______________ ____________________________ State Zip Code
(____)_____________________________________ Phone
__________________________________________ Email Address
( ) New Parishioner, please contact me ( ) New Address or New Phone Number ( ) Moving—Please remove from membership list ( ) Email –Please add email address to your records
Pray for Our Military We pray for our brave women and men now serving in our Armed Forces, especially: USN Lt. Joseph I. Bush, Sr. Airman Antonio Cap, USN Petty Officer Matt
Campolattara, PVT US Army Sean Cap, PVT US Army Arturo Gutierrez, Alexis Filippo Charvet, 1st LT Army Defense, SR Airman Lawrence Clark, Seaman Brianne Dillman, SGT Michael Grabarek National Guard, CPL Ryan L. Gower, ITSN Donald Hammond, Petty Officer William Hartley, CPL Michael Horbaczewski, CAPT Timothy Hornik, MJR Thomas John-T.J. Hornick, LCDR John P. Ladowicz, LCDR Timothy Ladowicz, LTC Alejandro Lopez, Airman 1st Class Matthew Lusson, LT Cmdr Daniel Papp, Seaman Bridget Reynolds, Spec E4 Michael Santoyo, Tech SGT Michelle Shalloup, Petty Officer Thomas F. Shereck, 1st LT Tyler Smith, LT Kyle R. Smolek USAF, SGT James Talley, 1st LT US Army Vincent Teodoro, Corpsman Jonathan Waters, LT Thomas M. Zager, LCPL Kyle W. Krause, 1st LT Paul Huguelet, Jr., USMC, US Army CAPT Phillip D. Lee, US Army PFC Zachary J. Haight. Lord, send out Your angels to protect them all. Help them discharge their duties honorably and well. Please bring them safely home to their families and loved ones. Please bring Your peace and mercy to our troubled world. Amen.
Mass Date & Time Lector EME Mass Altar Server MC
Sat 4:00 PM on Sat 11/09/2019 Kudia,Theresa Lagger,Ted Dirienzo,Carisa Dirienzo,Natalie Dirienzo,Jacob
Stanker,Jean Oberg,Norma Guzy,Tree Smith,Caleb
Shackleton,Theodora Matthews,Susanne
Morrow,Owen Bergeron,Annette
Murnighan,Celia Dirienzo,Paul
Sun 7:30 AM on Sun 11/10/2019 Stasulas,Vicky Heffelmire,Don Race,Mary Wells,Matthew Heffelmire,Kayleigh
McMahon,Terry Heffelmire,Kristen Zych,Randy Heffelmire,Logan
Stepenski,Julie Stepenski,Gerald
Moyle,Judith Bilotta,Elizbeth
Sun 9:00AM on Sun 11/10/2019 Huguelet,Gerald Molinaro,John Ducett,Debbie Molinaro,Tyler Marnul,Kendra
Papeck,Cheryl Holmes,David Marnul,Toni McCreary,Katy
Holmes,Linda Carlson,Sue
Pierzchalski,Linda Hickey,June
Jacobs,Alexandra Rafacz,Mike
Sun 10:30 AM on Sun 11/10/2019 August,Michelle Gorczowski,Janice Keane,John Beierman,McKayla Pervan,Nick
Scanlan,Cathy Gorczowski,Wally Canoy,Marius Koss,Madison
Pora,Kathy Saccone,Tony
Wasielewski,Beverly Saccone,Kathy
Pora,Ray Wasielewski,Rosemary
Sun 12:00 PM on Sun 11/10/2019 Wysocki,Tom Capito,Anthony Mancini,Nico
Grisco,Dorothy Mancini,Olivia
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Parish Office Phone (815-469-3750) Fax (815-469-6514)
Rev. Richard Smith, Pastor, x115,
Rev. John Sponder, Parochial Vicar, x137
Rev. John Ohner, OSA, Weekend Assistant,
Deacon Joe Johnson, Pastoral Associate, x 111
(cell) 815-922-9796, [email protected]
Deacon Don Berkey,
Deacon Bill Boucek
Deacon Tony Schlott
Lindsay Fitzgibbon, Business Manager, x143
Paula Bucciferro, Accountant, x126
Jeanne DeFries, Parish Secretary, x110
[email protected] Bishop, Di
7659 West Sauk Trail Frankfort, IL 60423
Daily Mass: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am
(Morning Prayer, 7:45 am) Saturday Reconciliation: 3:00 to 3:50 pm
Saturday Mass Hours: 4:00 pm Sunday Mass Hours:
7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am, & 12:00 pm (Noon)
MISSION STATEMENT We, the members of St. Anthony Catholic Church, gather together to worship and celebrate the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, as we strive to live the Gospel in our daily lives. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are called to invite, inform, inspire and ignite the community in our faith journey by fostering stewardship through sharing of our gifts of time, talent and treasure. We are further called to share our faith through active evangelization and charitable outreach.
Most Rev. R. Daniel Conlon, Bishop, Diocese of Joliet Rev. Vytas Memenas, Pastor Emeritus
www.stanthonyfrankfort.com
Welcome to St. Anthony Catholic Church
PARISH CONTACT INFORMATION
Lynette Rea, Music Ministry Director, x122 [email protected]
Adult Faith Formation (815-469-6198)
Deacon Tony Schlott, Director, x149
Religious Education (Grades 1-8) Office (815-469-6072) Fax (815-806-9421)
Deacon Tony Schlott, Director, x149
Kathy Depre, Secretary, x142
St. Vincent DePaul Society 815-469-3750 ext. 114
St. Vincent DePaul SocietySVDP PICK-UP (630-
231-4658)
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Anthony Church #512003
7659 W. Sauk Trail
Frankfort, IL 60423
TELEPHONE
815 469-3750
CONTACT PERSON
Jeanne DeFries
EMAIL: [email protected]
SOFTWARE
MSPublisher 2007
Adobe Acrobat DC
Windows 7
TRANSMISSION TIME
Transmission: Tuesday, October 29, 2019 at 11:00 AM
SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION
November 3 , 2019
NUMBER OF PAGES SENT
1 through 9
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS