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Holy Name ParishHoly Name ParishHoly Name ParishHoly Name Parish August 25, 2013August 25, 2013August 25, 2013August 25, 2013 Cedar Lake, IndianaCedar Lake, IndianaCedar Lake, IndianaCedar Lake, Indiana TwentyTwentyTwentyTwenty----first Sunday in Ordinary Timefirst Sunday in Ordinary Timefirst Sunday in Ordinary Timefirst Sunday in Ordinary Time

Saturday, August 24Saturday, August 24Saturday, August 24Saturday, August 24 7:00 AM At Friary 5:00 PM Aldona Waicekauskas Sunday, August 25Sunday, August 25Sunday, August 25Sunday, August 25 TwentyTwentyTwentyTwenty----first Sunday in Ordinary Timefirst Sunday in Ordinary Timefirst Sunday in Ordinary Timefirst Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 AM Bill & Marie Stoll Bill Early 9:00 AM Ann Wojnar 11:00 AM Wachter Family Joanna Zoykiewicz

Monday, August 26Monday, August 26Monday, August 26Monday, August 26 7:00 AM At Friary ~ Dolores Durkovich Tuesday, August 27Tuesday, August 27Tuesday, August 27Tuesday, August 27 7:00 AM At Friary ~ Beloved Deceased

Wednesday, August 28Wednesday, August 28Wednesday, August 28Wednesday, August 28 7:00 AM At Friary ~ Beloved Deceased

Thursday, August 29Thursday, August 29Thursday, August 29Thursday, August 29 7:00 AM At Friary ~ Beloved Deceased

Friday, August 30Friday, August 30Friday, August 30Friday, August 30 7:00 AM At Friary ~ Beloved Deceased

Saturday, August 31Saturday, August 31Saturday, August 31Saturday, August 31 7:00 AM At Friary 5:00 PM Shirley Mudy Ramon Martinez

Sunday, September 1Sunday, September 1Sunday, September 1Sunday, September 1 TwentyTwentyTwentyTwenty----Second Sunday in Ordinary TimeSecond Sunday in Ordinary TimeSecond Sunday in Ordinary TimeSecond Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 AM Intention of Parishioners 9:00 AM Shirley Mudy Kenny Blakeman 11:00 AM Intention of Parishioners

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August 25, 2013August 25, 2013August 25, 2013August 25, 2013 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time21st Sunday in Ordinary Time21st Sunday in Ordinary Time21st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Is 66:18–21; Ps 117:1, 2

Heb 12:5–7, 11–13; Lk 13:22–30

Today’s reading from Isaiah speaks of the Lord gath-ering all the nations: “They shall come and see my glory”. Writing to the citizens of Judah who have re-turned from exile and are restoring the city of Jerusa-lem, Isaiah envisions a time when the world will be gathered in God’s holy city. In the next verses (not part of our reading), the focus shifts to a future time of glory and joy; God speaks of “the new heavens and the new earth which I will make” and to which all the people of the earth will stream. Our prophet, re-ferred to as Third Isaiah, anticipates a time when the Lord will renew all of creation. This theme is devel-oped further in the imagery of the Book of Revelation. The writer of the letter to the Hebrews reminds us that “whom the Lord loves, he disciplines”. Biblical Israel understood the Babylonian exile as God’s pun-ishment for their infidelity, from which they emerged with a stronger faith. We too are called to “make straight paths for [our] feet”, that we may be “healed” and walk in God’s ways. In the Gospel, Jesus encourages us to “enter through the narrow gate”. The path of discipleship is not al-ways easy. Eating and drinking with him is not enough; we must seek to do his will. Those who re-spond appropriately to the invitation will come not only from among the children of Abraham but also “from the east and the west / and from the north and the south”. This image reflects what Third Isaiah spoke of centuries earlier and reminds us that God desires that all people be saved. God’s love knows no bounds. For reflection: Do I understand that God offers sal-vation to everyone? Have I ever had difficulty enter-ing “through the narrow gate”? How did I respond to this difficulty? To view our Bulletin and Newsletter on line check

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AugustAugustAugustAugust 26 ~ 7 PM RCIA (CR1) 7 PM Faith Formation Meeting (FFO) 8 PM AA (CB) 8 PM Alanon (CR2) Diocesan Publications Representative Here 27 ~ 9 AM Newsletter Volunteers (CR1) 5 PM St. Clare Kitchen (CB) 6:30 PM Peace & Justice Meeting (CR1) 28 ~ Parish Office open 5-7 PM 6 PM Outdoor Mass at Larry Faustin Residence 29 ~ 9:15 AM Faith Sharing (FFO) 10 AM AA (CB) RCIA Team Meeting (R) 31~9/1 ~ Tamale Sale

SeptemberSeptemberSeptemberSeptember 1 ~ Tamale Sale 2 ~ Labor Day ~ Parish Office Closed 8 PM AA (CB) 8 PM Alanon (CR2) 3 ~ 5 PM St. Clare Kitchen (CB) 7 PM Parish Life (CR1) 4 ~ Noon Charlene Club (CB) 5-7 PM Parish Office open 7 PM Hispanic Prayer Group (CR1) 5 ~ 9:15 AM Faith Sharing (FFO) 10 AM AA (CB) 6 ~ Newsletter Deadline 7 ~ Tamale Sale 8 ~ Prayer Shawls in Church Tamale Sale 9 ~ 11 AM Prayer Shawl Ministry Meeting (CR1) 7 PM RCIA @ SJE 8 PM AA (CB) 8 PM Alanon (CR2) 10 ~ 5 PM St. Clare Kitchen (CB) 7 PM Confirmation @ St. John 11 ~ 5-7 PM Parish Office open 6:30 PM Baby Bottle Ministry Vol. (CR1) 6:30 PM Pastoral Council Meeting (CR2) Location for Events: PC Parish Center CB Church Basement FFO Faith Formation Office ~ Parish Center G Gym LR Living Room DR Dining Room CR1 New addition upstairs conference room CR2 New addition downstairs conference room

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Generations of Faith NewsGenerations of Faith NewsGenerations of Faith NewsGenerations of Faith News Our first session for the year will be September 15 at 10:15 AM or September 16 at 6 PM. We meet in the gym of the school once a month and the sessions last for about 2.5 hours. All in the parish are wel-come! If you have never been a part of GOF, make a commitment to yourself and your faith life to attend a session this year. Each session is $10. and includes a meal and all materials. Family regis-trations for the year are $125. If you are new to our parish and have questions, contact Mercedes Austgen @ 374-8798 or maustgen9092@att.net All preparation for First Reconciliation, First Eucharist and Confirmation take place through the Generations of Faith programming. Registration forms are availa-ble at the above e-mail and in the parish office.

Faith SharingFaith SharingFaith SharingFaith Sharing As we begin a new school year, we also begin anoth-er year of Adult Faith Sharing on Thursday mornings in the Faith Formation Office at 9:15 AM. If you are interested in some good conversation and a little stretching of the knowledge of your faith, you are wel-come to join us.

Planning to Marry?Planning to Marry?Planning to Marry?Planning to Marry? The Diocese requires that couples begin preparing for their marriage in the church at least six months prior to their wedding date. Couples must contact Father Ed to get started 219-232-2713. For a marriage preparation session, please contact Dan & Zara Fagen to register at 219-902-0770 or zarafagen@yahoo.com

Outdoor MassesOutdoor MassesOutdoor MassesOutdoor Masses The Masses will be on Wednesdays and will begin at 6 PM. The host will provide the main food dish along with beverages. The guests are asked to bring a side dish—veggie or dessert and lawn chairs. If you are planning to attend one of these masses, please call and let the host know.

August 28 Larry Faustin Residence (742-2105)

10688 W 116th Avenue, Cedar Lake, Indiana

Those who need Those who need Those who need Those who need our prayers…our prayers…our prayers…our prayers…

Florence Armstrong Bob & Lida Barney

Bill Bradtke Joe Brav, Sr.

Ray & Josephine Chmielewski

Mary Lou Deno Bob Eberle

Margaret Engle Ann Gadomski

Ed & Marie Govert Joey Guerrero

Rosemarie Haberlin Mickey Hasse

Karen Hathaway Mary Hays

Rosalie Hoffman Henry Huppenthal Amalia Hutchins Richard Johnson Mary Alyce King Bruce Kitchell Ron Kokot

Mary Kozlowski Jeff Kubiak

Monica & Fred Kujawa Bonnie Kulig Dale Laking

Debbie Longfellow Tom Manning Jo Manes

Joy Marzynski Mary Jane & Jim Molnar

Raymond Mosser Dan & Dodie Nolan

Jeff Obarski Joe O’Dea

Robert O’Donnell Maureen Oxley Cecelia Rahaw Bob Reeves Ed Regnier

Michael & Carol Rowe John Ruane Lucille Shroka Betty Sims Dave Sims Eric Sprehe

Jeannette Stoyakovich Barb Stuart Gerry Thiel

Mary Lynn Urbanski Ed Wachter

Pat & Rich Wisniewski Greg Wornhoff Matthew Yakubik

Cathy Zajac Bob Zerby

PPPPeace &eace &eace &eace & JJJJustice

Community Garden NewsCommunity Garden NewsCommunity Garden NewsCommunity Garden News Our community garden tomatoes vines were so heavy we had to harvest over 200 tomatoes while they were still green. Here’s a tasty green tomato “no sugar” relish recipe in case you’re having the same bounty in your garden. This relish can be a great alternative to salsa, or mixed in guacamole. Stir it into re-fried beans or cooked rice for a side dish. For a spicy burrito filling, lightly brown ground turkey or diced chicken, add equal parts green tomato relish and water and simmer until thickened. Put it on a hamburger, serve with steak or chicken, or mix into home-fried potatoes. It can be eaten hot, cold or at room temperature. Enjoy! Farmgirl Susan’s “No Sugar” Green Tomato Relish 2 lb. green tomatoes, cored and chopped 1 lb. onions, chopped ¾ lb red peppers, cored and chopped ½ lb. tart cooking apples, like Granny Smith, cored and chopped 6 garlic cloves, finely chopped ½ cup organic apple cider vinegar ( use 1 cup if canning this recipe) 1 Tablespoon salt 4 jalapeno peppers, cored, seeded if desired, and finely chopped 2 Tablespoons chopped cilantro 1 teaspoon ground cumin ( optional) Combine the tomatoes, onions, peppers, apples, garlic, vinegar, and salt in a large, nonreactive pot and bring to a boil. Reduce heat, simmer uncovered, stirring occa-sionally, until thickened, about an hour. Stir in the jalapenos, cilantro, and cumin and simmer for 5 more minutes. Carefully puree the mixture in batches in a blender or use a stick immersion blender. Blend until chunky. Do not overmix; you don’t want it smooth.

This green tomato relish will keep in the refrigerator for several weeks. Makes about

3 pints. The recipe may be doubled; increase cooking time by 10-15 minutes.

St. Vincent de Paul NewsSt. Vincent de Paul NewsSt. Vincent de Paul NewsSt. Vincent de Paul News The annual SVDP Walk for the Poor will be held again this year at Lemon Lake County Park on the 28th of September 2013. Anyone interested in walking can pick up forms after church in the back by the doors or see Kathy Bolger or Pat Wozniak.

If you know of someone or a family who needs help, please have them call 374-8800 and leave a message. Someone from St. Vincent de Paul will return their call.

PPPPeace &eace &eace &eace & JJJJustice

Tamale Sale Fundraiser

Sponsored by the Holy Name Hispanic Ministry

Unitos in Christ (United in Christ)

Chicken-Pork-Cheese Tamales will be available

For $11 per dozen

Orders will be taken after Mass on August 31st & Sept. 1

September 7 & 8

Delivery will be Sept 14 & 15thDelivery will be Sept 14 & 15thDelivery will be Sept 14 & 15thDelivery will be Sept 14 & 15th

Knights of Columbus TripKnights of Columbus TripKnights of Columbus TripKnights of Columbus Trip Santa Maria Venegas Assembly of the Knights of Co-lumbus is sponsoring a pilgrimage September 7 & 8, 2013 to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse, Wisconsin. The cost is $220.00 per person which includes transportation, hotel, dinner cruise on the Mississippi river, and all meals except for one meal on the return. A limited number of seats are available. For more information contact Sir Knight Jim Laud, Sr. at 219-712-4533.

Holy Name Celebrates

Mexican Independence DayMexican Independence DayMexican Independence DayMexican Independence Day

Sunday, Sept. 15 Sunday, Sept. 15 Sunday, Sept. 15 Sunday, Sept. 15 Mass at 6PMMass at 6PMMass at 6PMMass at 6PM

Social immediately

following in church hall.

A BIG THANK YOU to all of the people who helped in the food booth at the Cedar Lake “Townfest”. And special thanks to Tomas Jaimes who chaired the project. Tomas, Linda, Christina & Julie Jaimes Eribeto Garcia Maximo Jaimes Porfirio Jaimes Elizabeth Jaimes Marcos Vasquez Marianna Vasquez Ashley Voss Sharon Voss Roberta Gadomski Pete & Linda Kozlowski

Linda Mauk Bob & Mary Hogueisson Melissa Sopher Bev Sparacio Bonnie Kulig Walter Kulig Roxann Wickhorst Pat Herbert Bill & Nancy Kozlowski Alvaro Silerio Lucy Silerio Tracy Schwalm Tom James Jim Hafner Josh & Rebecca Roux Michele McDonough David & Karen DeBoth Carol McClymont

Monie Wendlinger Tina Badan Ted Kawczynski Sarah Plant Dan Blaskovich Diane Granger Tim & Dionne Debbie Reeves Tracy Ribicki

FYI The cost of the votive candles

in the back of church is $3.41 each.

SPONSOR OF THE WEEK

“Edward Jones”

This bulletin is brought to us weekly, free of charge thanks to our sponsors. Please view this complete ad on the back of the bulletin and be sure to patronize our advertisers and let them know you saw their ad in the bulletin.

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August 11,August 11,August 11,August 11, 2013201320132013 Regular Collection & Holy Day 8,647.00 Children’s Envelopes 7.25 Loose Collection 1,253.77 Renovations 185.00 School Support 130.00 Total 10,223.02

50/50 Raffle Results50/50 Raffle Results50/50 Raffle Results50/50 Raffle Results

August 11, 2013

173 Players Winning Number 337

No Winner

Drawn by: Wanda Burdan Witnessed by: Dick Kutchek

Baby Bottle Ministry The Holy Name Baby Bottle Ministry is gearing up for the Fall Baby Bottle Drive.

With approximately 900 families registered in our par-ish, we have 300 bottles for distribution and a goal of $6000.00. Please help us to support the young wom-en in our area who choose life and motherhood by participating in the October Baby Bottle Drive. If you are interested in helping or would like additional information, please contact Sandy Lewis 219-696-0140 sllewis6664@hotmail.com The need is great; the laborers are few.

Bowling TimeBowling TimeBowling TimeBowling Time It’s time to dust off those shoes and bowl-ing balls! Holy Name will once again be joining Holy Shepherd in a fall bowling league at Stardust in Dyer. This is a non-sanctioned league – just for fun. So no worries if you are not a bowler or if you have never bowled before. The idea is just to have fun. Each team will consist of 4 bowlers. The league will bowl every other Sunday at 4:50 PM from Sept. 15th through the first week of May. If you cannot bowl on the appointed even-ing, you can either have a substitute bowl for you or you can “bowl out” before the game. If you are interested in joining us, please call Maureen Steinberg at 374-6634 or email steinbergshouse@comcast.net. Bowlers from last year should also let me know that they are returning. Please let me know by September 9th. The cost will be $12 per per-son. This does not include shoe rental. Please join us to have some fun and to meet new people! Friends are wel-come! I hope to hear from you soon.

Holy Name ParishHoly Name ParishHoly Name ParishHoly Name Parish August 25, 2013August 25, 2013August 25, 2013August 25, 2013

Holy Name Mission StatementHoly Name Mission StatementHoly Name Mission StatementHoly Name Mission Statement Holy Name Parish is a thriving Roman Catholic community that strives to create a welcoming atmosphere for many people from diverse cultures and various backgrounds. Using our time, talent and treasures, we are committed to responsible stewardship and financial accountability. We nourish our Catholic faith through our weekly sharing in the Eucharist; strengthened through intergenerational faith formation. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we dedicate ourselves to

the service of those most in need, by being Disciples of

Christ in the world. Reaffirmed November 13, 2012

2012-2013 Pastoral Council Members

Rob Graham Diane Granger Tomas Jaimes

Diane Jostes Bill Kozlowski Doris Mager

Shirley Manning Ryan Steinberg Rosemary Vicari

Jerry Wilkening Jerry Yardley Ron Zientara

Holy Name ParishHoly Name ParishHoly Name ParishHoly Name Parish 11000 W. 133rd Avenue Cedar Lake, IN 46303

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St. Vincent dePaul 219-374-8800 holyname4884@att.net

www.holynamecedarlake.com Father Ed Tlucek, ofm etlucek@gmail.com 219-232-2713 Deacon Ed Kozub thepackman@hotmail.com 219-942-0424 Deacon Tom Kubik kubiktom@sbcglobal.net 219-678-5434 Nannette Onest Pastoral Associate 219-232-2778 nan.onest@comcast.net Mercedes Austgen Faith Formation Director 219-374-8798 maustgen9092@att.net Mary Kselman Office Manager 219-232-2720 mkselman@att.net Cindy Foreman Music Ministry 219-232-8181 cindyelsaforeman@gmail.com Wanda Burdan Office Staff 219-232-5006 wburdan@att.net