JANUARY 5 2014

EPIPHANY SUNDAY

Reflecting on God’s Word They were men in love with the lights of night—astrologers, star-gazers, meaning-makers tuned in to the signs in the heavens, as Matthew tells it. A strange star moving across the sky led them into Israel. Arriving in Jerusalem, they asked where the newborn king of the Jews was, so they could offer homage. Herod was less than delighted, indeed “greatly troubled, and all Jerusalem with him,” at hearing of a new king on the block (Matthew 2:3). But he assembled the chief priests and the scribes, who remembered that the prophet Micah had proclaimed that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem. So they set out again, with Herod’s duplicitous request whispered into their ears. The star reappeared and led them to the house where the child and his mother were. Falling down in worship, they offered gifts, and went back home. End of story—as we like to remember it. Of course, that is not the end. Receiving no word, Herod is enraged and orders the death of all children under the age of two. Joseph, Mary, and the child flee to Egypt. Power does not welcome competition, even in the form of a child. But God wills all people to know salvation. Jesus came to draw all into the reign of God and to empower them to live the God-life that is the Father’s gift. The darkness of evil continues to threaten but it will not overcome as long as there are those who seek the light, follow it, and allow it to lead them to the child.

—James A. Wallace, C.Ss.R. Copyright © 2013, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

Living God’s Word We pray that the light of God’s love, shown to us in Je-sus Christ and placed within us with the gift of faith, may lead others to this same faith. We also pray that we may continue our own journey into the mystery of God and find Christ waiting for us at journey’s end. Copyright © 2013, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.

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Mass Times 5:00 PM 7:30 AM 9:30 AM 11:30 AM

Lectors J. Luhr L. Hermann

K. Lenzen D. Fuller

B. Slack F. Daugs

J. Soudan E. McPherson

Eucharistic Ministers

Deacon T. Hanley L. Kandefer D. & S. Washburn J. Cooper K. Bowles L. Green J. Pepping

Deacon M. & M. Manning D. DeSalvo C. King R. Peterson C. Lenzen A. Rafferty III K. Samp

Deacon D. Slater K. Franz E. & D. Leuthner J. & Rohman K. Pieniaz-kiewicz J. Fosselman W. Pohl M. Pohl

Deacon B. Kupsak S. Matousek S. Ropke F. Arndt K. Crotty S. Scesniak M. Alandy M. Alandy

Liturgical Ministers January 11 & 12, 2014

Mass Intentions Monday, January 6, Saint Andre Bessette, Religious 8:00AM †Delphine Diedrich req. Roy & Lil Hertel Tuesday, January 7, Saint Raymond of Penyafort, Priest 8:00AM †Dennis Lackie req. Kathie, His Wife Wednesday, January 8 8:00AM Mike & Sherry Schmidt req. The Gene Schmidt Family †Sophia Kirn req. Jim, Her Husband

9:00AM †Nicholas Lemmons req. Aunt Jean Thursday, January 9 8:00AM Sue Mearkle req. Patrick & Sheila Tracy Friday, January 10 8:00AM For the Parishioners of St. Mary of the Annunciation Saturday, January 11

5:00PM †Edward Billick req. Genevieve, His Wife

†Joanie Kroll req. John, Her Husband

†Catherine Caccamo req. The Caccamo Family Sunday, January 12

7:30AM Ernie & Diane DeSalvo req. Tom & Connie Schofield

†Sheila Sims req. Ernie, Her Husband

†Richard Johnson req. Fred & Mary Sikorski

†Bill Kolchalka req. Ed & Linda Dasso

†Ruth Gerardi req. Lou &Sheila Bosshart 9:30AM For the Parishioners of St. Mary of the Annunciation 11:30AM For the Parishioners of St. Mary of the Annunciation

Week Ahead Sunday, January 5 9:30AM Liturgy of the Word for Children 1:00PM Baptismal Preparation for 2nd & 3rd Time Parents 6:00PM Journey Night Monday, January 6 8:00AM Mass 8:30AM Pray the Rosary Tuesday, January 7 8:00AM Mass 8:30AM Prayer the Rosary 9:00AM Mary’s Circle 5:30PM REP (A) 6:30PM Young Adult Meeting 6:50PM St. Vincent DePaul Meeting 7:15PM Lectio Divina Bible Study Wednesday, January 8 8:00AM Mass 8:30AM Pray the Rosary 9:00AM Mass in Little Church 9:00AM Lectio Divina Bible Study 9:15AM St. Mary’s Moms Meeting 6:30PM P.A.D.S. 7:00PM Jubilee Jamboree Planning Meeting 7:00PM Mission Trip Meeting 7:00PM Adult Choir Rehearsal Thursday, January 9 8:00AM Mass 8:30AM Pray the Rosary 9:00AM Divine Mercy Meeting 8:00PM Family Mass Choir Rehearsal Friday, January 10 8:00AM Mass 8:30AM Adoration Begins 4:00PM Challenge Girls Meeting 7:00PM Ballroom Dancing 10:00PM Adoration Ends Saturday, January 11 7:00AM Cursillo Men’s Meeting 9:30AM Theresians Stations of the Cross 9:30AM REP 5:00PM Family Mass 5:00PM Liturgy of the Word for Children Sunday, January 12 9:30AM Liturgy of the Word for Children 2:00PM First Reconciliation Retreat 3:00PM Junior High Ministry Meeting 6:00PM Journey Meeting

All who suffer illness, especially those whose names are written in the par-ish Book of Prayers, those recently added to the list of the sick,

and for those who have recently died:.

Edward Biebel

cÜtç yÉÜA AA Annual Contribution Statements

If you would like a statement of your regular church contributions for the calendar year 2013 please call the office. Statements will be printed starting the week of January 27, 2014. We will be happy to send you a statement.

Teen Mission Trip Meeting January 8 Interested in living the Gospel by doing service work with 350 other teens from across the country? Do you have a week to spare in which you will be ener-

gized, meet great people and learn about your faith? Do you enjoy launching marshmallows out of a cannon and or light shows? Come find out what the teen mission trip is all about on January 8th from 7pm-8pm in the meeting rooms of the church. Forms and registration will be available at the meeting. Hope to see you there. For questions and RSVP email Ryan rrehkamp@stmota.org”

Teens, Take a Retreat St. Mary’s will participate in its 2nd Kairos retreat this year from March 20th-23rd at Cabrini Retreat center. If you are a Junior or Senior in High School and need a time to refocus before large decisions and

challenges come, I highly recommend this. This four-day retreat will walk you through your past, your current and give you a map for the future. All Juniors and seniors are welcome to attend regardless of school or involvement. It seems like a lot to ask you to miss a day of school for this retreat, but it promises to be truly life changing. January 29th from 7-8pm will be the informational meeting. All are welcome to attend, if you cannot but are interested please contact Ryan @ rrehkamp@stmota.org “ Ryan Rehkamp Coordinator of Youth Ministry St. Mary of the Annunciation Catholic Church 22333 West Erhart Road Mundelein, IL 60060 847-223-0010 x230 Sign up for our newsletter to learn dates for events and service projects. Find us on Facebook!

F isch–ing Lines by Deacon Howard Fischer

There are many theories about the nature of the Epiphany star. Some have offered scientific explanations (e.g. the star

was a comet, a supernova, or a conjunction of several planets). Others associate it with the guidance of an angel, much like the pillar of fire that guided the Israelites out of Egypt. To get preoc-cupied with such details is to miss the point of the story, however.

We need to recognize that God can utilize a variety of media to serve his divine purpose. Thus, it is important that we keep in mind that the

medium is not the message, particularly when it comes to Scripture. We consider the story of the magi not only because of the gifts they brought – which the early Christians saw as foreshadowing Jesus’ kingship (gold), priestly ministry (frankincense), and sacrificial death (myrrh) – but also because of the magi’s willingness to recognize and follow the call of God in whatever manner it reaches us and wherever it leads. God places countless guides and witnesses all along the course our individual paths. While each of these messengers speaks in its own unique way, the message is essentially the same for every-one: Regardless of where we are or how we travel, all human beings of every time and place, of every tongue and race, are called to salva-tion and union with God. The Feast of the Epiphany compels us to escape the narrow parochialism that splits the world into any number of “us vs. them” divisions (“They’re not from our group/parish/ neighborhood/country/race/religion...”) and to embrace the all-inclusiveness of God. We are called to do more than simply adopt this mindset; we are also expected to be its living messengers!

Sadhu Sundar Singh was born in 1889 in northern India. Singh was raised as a Sikh until converting to Christianity in early ado-lescence. He understood that God’s saving plan was universal. To illustrate his conviction that all believers in Christ must extend them-selves to everyone without exception, Singh told the following story. In the cold, mountainous regions of northern India, travelers warm themselves by placing burning coals in small vessels. Wrapping the vessel in a cloth, travelers can carry their own personal “fire” with them on their way. Three men were traveling equipped with such vessels on their way to a holy place, Amarnath. One traveler saw several pilgrims suffering with the cold. He took the fire out of his ves-sel and lit a fire so that all could warm themselves. Everyone survived the cold that night and lived to journey another day. That evening, as it grew cold and dark, the second man took out the fire in his vessel and lit a torch so that everyone could walk

along in safety. At this, the third man scoffed. “You are all fools,” he shouted. “You have wasted your fire for the sake of others.” In re-sponse, the travelers said to him, “Show us your fire!” When he broke open his vessel, there was no fire, no light, no warmth – only ashes

and dead coals. One person had given warmth with his fire; another

had given light. But the one who kept the fire only for himself was, in the end, left in the cold and dark of his own making. You and I are called to be the magi of today, to follow the star of Christ and to make his presence known in the world by giving generously to those who are poor or oppressed. It is by sharing our precious gifts, our fire, with others that we will find God in our own lives. This is the mission we carry forward from this season. Epiph-any reminds us that we need to be both Magi who follow and stars that lead. If you wish to contact me, please leave a note in the Parish Office or send an email to deaconhwf99@yahoo.com.

Dance Lessons Hosted by the Sesquicentennial Social Committee January 10: Swing January 17: Waltz January 24: Salsa January 31: TBD Everyone welcome, no partner required All skill levels accepted Please RSVP Ryan Rehkamp: rrehkamp@stmota.org If you have experience, please notify Ryan.

taught by dance coach

Ryan Rehkamp

Pray the Daily Rosary Please join other parishioners in the Eucharistic Chapel following the 8:00 AM Mass Monday through Thursday.

Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet The Divine Mercy Novena & Chaplet is prayed on the 1st, 3rd and 4th Fridays of the month, immediately following the 8:00AM Mass.

The Family Rosary Join us for Family Rosary Saturday Devotion, requested by Our Lady of Fatima, every First Saturday of the month at 4:30 PM. The next Family Rosary will be recited on January 4.

Eucharistic Adoration in the Jubilee Year For the Well being and Mission of the Parish Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Friday, January 10, 2014

The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for adoration on Friday, January 10, after the 8:00am Mass continuing until 10:00pm. Adora-tion takes place in the Eucharistic Chapel. Stop at the books shelves by the West Chapel door and pick up meditations and spiritual books. All are welcome. The sign-up book is in the narthex. If you sign up and at the last min-ute cannot be there, please call the church office 847-223-0010 or Gretchen O’Connor 224-545-1712 so we may reschedule and always have an adorer present during adoration. Even if you did not sign-up, stop and visit with our Lord.

Book Angels Needed!! St. Mary has distributed thousands of books as an evangelization effort offered through the Dynamic Catholic Book Pro-gram using donations from a single gen-

erous parishioner. The Adult Formation ministry now is look-ing for partners to help continue the pro-gram at key points during the year. Con-sider a donation to help fund books for

Christmas. Any amount is appreci-ated!

Stewardship Report Sunday Collection December 15, 2013 $ 19,879.13 Budgeted Weekly Collection $ 20,600.00 Difference $ (720.87) Current Fiscal Year-to-Date* $ 519,476.19 Budgeted Sunday Collections To-Date $ 515,000.00 Difference $ 4,476.19 Retirement Fund for Religious $ 5,243.10 Prior Year Retirement fund for Religious $ 5,328.00 Difference $ (84.90)

*Note: YTD amount reflects updates by bank to postings and adjust-

St. Mary Confirmation Candidates Invite You to:

A FUN MORNING FOR GRANDPARENTS AND GRANDCHILDREN

SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 2014

St. Mary Seniors…grab your grandkids or come yourself to our annual: Pancake Breakfast, bingo and other fun activities planned just for you. Breakfast will be served in Diantha Hall after the 7:30 and 9:30 Masses. Bingo will be ongoing after breakfast is served as well as other fun activities to do with your grandkids. Come for breakfast, stay as long as you wish. Grandkids are welcomed and encouraged, but not necessary for admission. Contact Sue Matousek at 847-223-0010 with any questions. _____ Number of adults _____ Number of children: Ages of children_____________________ Name____________________________________ Contact information__________________________

World Wide Marriage Encounter In today’s second reading it tells us “Over all these virtues put on love”. Does your marriage reflect the virtues of a holy fam-ily? Let Worldwide Marriage Encounter help you to re-ignite the vows you made on your wedding day. Sign up today to attend the next Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend on February 14-16, 2014, April 11-13, 2014 or June 20-22, 2014, all at Burr Ridge, IL. Early registration is highly recommended. For reser-vations/information, call Jim & Kris at 630-577-0778 or contact us through http://www.wwmejoliet.org .

Grief Support Facilitator Training January 18, 2014

Sponsored by the Archdiocese of Chicago Vicariate 1, Deanery ABC Ministry Commission

Comforting the bereaved doesn’t have to end as the funeral procession leaves the church. Grief Support groups in parishes are vital to the con-tinuing support and consolation of the bereaved

in a faith based atmosphere. For those who find themselves unable to cope after the death of a loved one Grief Support groups offer a safe place where they learn about the grief process and are able to share their experiences and feelings with others who share similar experiences.

Morning Session: The Church’s role in supporting the bereaved \Gifts of the Holy Spirit, Grief and the grief process Stages of Grief Lunch Break: 12:00 – 12:30 Bring your own sack lunch, refreshments will be provided. Afternoon Session: Communication & listening skills The Facilitator, Group Dynamics, Structuring a grief support group, Prayer Services Where: St. Mary of Vernon Parish Center 236 U.S. Hwy. 45, Indian Creek, Illinois 60061 Time: Sign-in & hospitality: 9:00 a.m. Presentation: 9:30 – 3:30 Register: Helen Haegerich @ 847-281-7407 or e-mail: hhaegerich@sbcglobal.net Mrs. Haegerich structured and directed the Bereavement Ministry and Grief Support programs at St. Mary of Vernon. She is the co-author of the Grief Support Facilitator Manual: “Forming Support Groups and Services for Those Who Grieve. Helen is retired from St. Mary of Vernon and facilitates their Grief Support Program. She is currently a member of the Archdiocese of Chicago, Vicariate 1, Deanery ABC Ministry Commission. In order to supply each participant the Facilitator Manual it is important to register by January 9!

Carmel Catholic High School Entrance Exam The Entrance Exam for the Class of 2018 will take place on Saturday, January 11, 2014 at 8 a.m. The fee is $25.00 (checks payable to Car-mel Catholic High School). In addition to the fee, eighth graders should also bring several #2 pencils. It is not necessary to pre-register for the test. Free bus transportation is available from area parishes and schools. Families are encouraged to visit our website, www.carmelhs.org for additional information regarding the Entrance Exam, including the bus schedule. If you have additional questions or if special circumstances prevent a student from taking the Entrance Exam on January 11th, please con-tact our Director of Admissions, Mr. Brian Stith, at 847-388-3320 or by email at Bstith@carmelhs.org.

St. Mary of the Annunciation Middle School Youth Group Grades 6-8 All are Welcome!

Join the middle school kids of St. Mary in our NEW Junior High Ministry. Check out the Winter-Spring 2014 events below.

Join us! Bring a friend! Upcoming Events: Sun. Jan. 12th - Extreme Trampoline* 6-8pm (with High

School Youth Group) Cost: $8.00 Sun. Jan 26th - Middle School Youth Event at SMA 4-5:30pm Sat. Feb 1st - Feed My Starving Children 2-4pm - CANCELED Fri., Feb. 7th - Enchanted Castle* (with High School Youth

Group) - all night event beginning at 10:00pm Sun, Feb. 23rd - Middle School Youth Event at SMA 4-5:30pm Sat, March 15th - Feed My Starving Children* 7-9pm Sign up at http://volunteer.fmsc.org/register Code: 439197 Sun, March 30th - Movie Night 4-5:30 pm Sun, April 13th - Middle School Youth Event at SMA 4-5:30 Sun, April 27th - Guest Speaker - more details to follow Sun, May 4th - Game Night 4-5:30 Sun, May 18th - Scavenger Hunt 4-5:30 ** must pre-register for events marked with anasterisk**

Contact Ryan for more information.

For more information: Contact Ryan Rehkamp, St. Mary Youth Minister

@ RRehkamp@stmota.org or 847-223-0010

Lenten Meditation Books Continue Fr. O’Malley’s Tradition

One of our goals for our Sesquicentennial Year is to publish a Lenten book of meditations based on the daily readings of the Lenten Season. This 2014 Lenten Meditation book will be dedi-cated to Fr. Pat O’Malley whose yearly book of Lenten Mediations were so well received . The plan for this special edition of the Lenten Meditation Book is to have parishioners take one day of Lent and to write a 300 to 400 word meditation. We are now taking the names of vol-unteer authors and inviting potential authors to come to a meeting on Tuesday, January 14th, to receive more information and guid-ance on how to go about writing the meditation texts. If you’re interested, leave a message for Fr. Ron at the parish office

Lenten Meditations Author Informational Meeting Tuesday, January 14, 7:00 PM

St. Mary School Certificate Program As an ongoing fundraiser St. Mary School sells GIFT CARDS from restaurants, stores and other vendors. We sell every weekend after mass in the narthex, once a month at Market Day and at the school office during the week. Plan ahead for birthdays, weekly shopping, gas, restaurants, college students and more. All cards are sold at face value and all profits go to our preK-5 school. Look for us on the parish website www.stmaryfc.org/school. Click on Fundraisers and Support. Questions? Call or text Erin Gardner at 847-471-8311.

Shell $25, $100 Panera $10

Jewel $25, $100 Walmart $100

Walgreen’s $25 Starbucks $10

Land’ End $25 i-tunes $15

Target $25, $100 Wendy’s $10

Home Depot $25 Kohl’s $25

Barnes & Nobel $10

Bath & Body Works $10

Contact the parish office, 847-223-0010, or log onto the parish website, www.stmaryfc.org,

for more information.

In celebration of the rich heritage of St. Mary of the Annunciation Parish and to further commemorate the Sesquicentennial Year, we are gathering recipes and compiling a new Parish Cookbook. It is our sincere hope that all parishioners will add their favorite reci-pes to this book. There are three ways for you to submit your reci-pes: 1. Use the online program to enter your recipe. Go

to www.typensave.com, click on login, enter username STMOTA and password MARY150.

2. Pick up a form in the narthex for handwritten recipes and return to the parish office marked "Cookbook" and we will enter them for you.

3. Email your recipe to cookbook150@hotmail.com. We are looking for recipes in all categories and of all kinds! Family favorites, kid friendly, crockpot, BBQ/grill recipes, holiday/seasonal, gluten-free, vegetarian, quick and easy, heart-healthy, etc. Please feel free to choose your best and most favorite recipes to share. For questions or more information please contact Mere-dith Cunningham at (630) 209-4560 or cook-book150@hotmail.com. Thank you for your contribution to this historic cookbook!

Help us reach

our goal of

300 recipes!

We’re half-way

there!

Cookbook Pre-Order Information You may pre-order copies of the Parish Cookbook until January 20th at the discounted price of $20 per copy. After this date copies will cost $25 each. Yellow order forms may be found in the narthex. Please return form with payment of cash or check (made out to STMOTA) in the parish office or the offertory collection bas-ket at Mass.

6th Annual Santo Nino Fiesta (Sinulog)

Saturday, January 11, 2013 Santa Maria del Popolo Church 116 N. Lake St., Mundelein Novena at 4:00 PM Mass at 5:00 PM Please bring your personal Santo Nino image to be blessed. It’s Pit Senyor and

Viva Senyor Santo Nino. Please come and join us! Sponsored by the Santo Nino Prayer Group of Lake County. A complimentary dinner will be served at the gymnasium and enter-tainment afterwards!

By 1888 the first church (two miles south of the present location) was becoming too small. A plan was made to build a new and larger church in a more central location of the parish. Four acres of land at a cost of $400 was pur-chased by Archbishop Feehan from George and Catherine Diebold on November 6, 1888, two miles north of the old site. Within one month the bishop assigned Rev. Emmerich Weber as St. Mary’s first resident pastor. Rev. Weber had experience founding a new parish with a church and school at St. Paul’s in Chicago where he was pastor from 1876 to 1888.

During our Sesquicentennial year the History Committee presents weekly selections from the treasure chest of our precious past.

Feature CD for January 5 Things Women Need to Know About Men By Dr. Allen Hunt What in the world is your husband thinking? What really makes him tick? In this talk Dr.

Allen Hunt shares the five things women most need to know about men. Simple, helpful, and inspiring wisdom to enrich your marriage and relationships. Dr. Allen Hunty will speak at St. Mary on Saturday, February 22, 2014! Visit www.stmaryfc.org for more information about the event. Feature CDs can be found at the wooden kiosk in the narthex. Please remember a $3 donation per CD is suggested to allow the parish to

St. Mary School Open House Mark your calendar St. Mary of the Annuncia-tion School Preschool – 5th grade, will have an OPEN HOUSE Feb. 2nd, 2014 10:30am – 1:00pm. Please come by to see student work and meet our great faculty. All are welcome. You can also see our Heritage Art Show in the narthex starting Jan. 25th 2014.

ILLNESS They are as sick,

that surfeit with too much, as they that starve with nothing.

—William Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice

FULFILL TODAY

If what you did yesterday still looks big to you, surely you have not done much today.

—Anonymous

Sacrament of Penance Saturdays 4:00—4:40 PM, and by appointment

Baptisms Ordinarily during the Mass on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month and after the Mass on the other Sundays, outside of Lent. Parents are required to participate in a Baptismal Preparation class before scheduling a Baptism.

Adult Initiation Adults who wish to become Roman Catholics are enrolled in a formation process that includes prayer, dialogue, instruction, and introduction to the Church’s life and values, rituals and tradition. Call the parish office for more information.

Marriage St. Mary Parish rejoices with parishioners who are preparing for the Sacrament of Matrimony. The Church requires at least four months’ time before the marriage for adequate preparation. A parish wedding information packet is available at the parish office.

Ministry of Care Ministers of Care visit the homes of the sick, homebound, or hospitalized and bring Holy Communion to them. Call the parish office when a pastoral visit is desired. The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is administered by the parish priest upon request.

New parishioners We welcome new members who wish to worship with us and support the parish’s work and mission. Please call the parish office to schedule a time to register. A complete listing of parish services and organizations is available at the parish office.

Mass

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Religious Education Program (REP) Emergency Number 847-239-2725 Parish Office Hours Monday—Friday 8:30AM—4:00PM

Rev. Ronald J. Lewinski Ext. 213 Pastor, Dean, Vicariate I-A

Rev. Nate Payne Ext. 212 Associate Pastor

Deacons Mike O’Malley, Gary Kupsak Robert Poletto

Mr. Fred Vipond Ext. 216 Director of Music & Liturgy

Ms. Patricia Strang Ext. 310 Principal, St. Mary School

Dr. Diane Vida 847-487-5600 Principal, Frassati Academy

Ms. Sue Matousek Ext. 218 Director of Religious Education

Mr. Ryan Rehkamp Ext. 230 Coordinator of Youth Ministry

Mr. Howard Fischer Ext. 215 Director of Parish Operations

Ms. Penny Elwood Ext. 217 Bookkeeper/Accountant

Ms. Victoria Hansen Ext. 200 Administrative Assistant

Mr. Richard Plage Ext. 210 Mr. William Zerwer Maintenance

Trisha Zubert School Board President

Rev. James Presta Weekend Associate

Parish Staff