St. Marcelline Church - Saint Marcelline Catholic Church

St. Marcelline Church
ALL SOULS DAY MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
Friday, November 2, 2012 - 7:30 p.m.
“Eternal rest grant to them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.”
Warren Taubman
Lorraine Bartosik
Eileen Schultz
Emily Chabalowski
Evelyn Marie
Angela Kurber
Loraine Medal
Grace Petrelli
Hillard Kulik
Catherine Barone
Alois (Louie) Kolbeck
Rosa Martinez
Henrietta Jacobsen
Gertrude Andrus
Susan Bishop
Albert DeCarolis
Camille Bychowski
Francine Aughenbaugh
Lorraine Kowalski
Josephine Schaeffer
Anthony Divarco, Jr.
Leona Leeds
Joan Maentanis
Joan Ziegler
Rosanne Fiore
Lawrence Wozny
Frank Larsen
John Simon
David Prescott
Yolanda Motto
Antonia Tenerelli
Anne Kowalewski
Dorothy Clark
Florence Nadolski
John Liberatore Sr.
Joann Fischer
David Prescott
Victor Anderson
Kenneth S. Kuranda
Louise Hawryluk
Joann Ryndak
Patricia Ragona

TO THE COMMUNITY OF
ST. MARCELLINE
Last weekend during the homily, I shared
what the difference was concerning people
who decide to wear aprons and those who
wear bibs. That was part of the homily as I
was stressing the importance of the ministry
of service, that there is a cost to be a disciple
of the Lord. We see the example of service
when the Lord, on the night before he died,
put on an apron and washed the feet of his
disciples. Christ emphasized the “the Son of
Man did not come to be served, but to serve.”
To be a disciple, we are challenged to wear
aprons, but some people are still more comfortable
in wearing a bib. So what is the difference
between aprons and bibs:
Bibs are for people who only want to be fed.
Bibs are for those who are not yet ready or
willing to feed themselves. Bibs are for those
who are more interested in being served than
in serving. Bibs are for those who insist that
the church exists for them and their needs.
Bibs are for babes in the faith, those who
haven’t caught God’s vision.
Aprons are for those who have a heart to
serve others in Christ’s name. Aprons are for
those who know that they are the church.
Aprons are for those who don’t mind getting
their hands dirty. Aprons are for those who
take the time daily to feed their spiritual hunger.
Aprons are for those who are growing in
faith, and hunger to help others grow. May
God’s grace and peace be yours.
Fr. Hal
KNOW THE MASS, ONE WORD AT A TIME
The priests says, “Li
up your hearts.” We say, “We
li them up to the Lord.” In
the Mass, we li or raise up
our hearts to God. We li up
our offering to God. And that
offering is the self-sacrificing
love of Jesus Christ. We join
him and, because we are in him, we can li ourselves up
to God. We are part of the one offering, the one sacrifice.
We can - and somemes do - stay stuck in our
daily struggles, temptaons, and even sins. In the Mass
we break free. In Jesus lied high on the cross, we li
up our hearts, our very selves. We break free of the
gravity of sin and death and doubt.
A CHICAGO / STRATEGIC P P
YEAR OF SUNDAY MASS / YEAR OF FAITH
LOUIS J. CAMELI ©2012 Archdiocese of Chicago: Liturgy Training Publicaons.
Visit our website at www.LTP.org Photo © John Zich
October 28, 2012
If you became blind would you ever think about seeing
a priest? Christ’s priesthood, today’s first reading
and Gospel passage indicate, cures both physical and
spiritual blindness.
Think about a time during the Liturgy of the Word
when your eyes were opened, providing you with
an essential insight which you later put into practice.
How did this make you feel?

MASS INTENTIONS
Oct 29 MASS
8:30 All Souls
Oct 30 MASS
8:30 †Bob Baratta
†Joseph Volpe
†Cecelia Volpe
Oct 31 COMMUNION SERVICE
8:30
Nov 1 MASS
8:30 †William Wills
†Domenico Presta
†Filomena Presta
†Luigio Tenuta
†Rosina Tenuta
†Domenico Fiorino
†Francesco Fiorino
7:00 †Stacey Lesiewicz
Nov 2 MASS
8:30 †Angelo La Manta
†Robbie Baratta
†Bob Baratta
7:30 †Cecelia Volpe
Nov 3 SATURDAY VIGIL
5:00 †Angelo LaMantia
†Josephine Paciorek
†Roman Jezierny
†Anna Jezierny
†John Liberiatore
Nov 4 SUNDAY MASS
8:30 †Theodore Stewart
†Patrick Scutella
†Gordon Myers
†Rick Dornhoff
11:00 †Vincent Fiore
†Zofia Janik
†Jozef Janik
PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH
Pat Jeske, John Gregor, Joe Garcia, Bernice Nomellini,
Renee Hespel, Marn Steinhausen, Cardinal
George, Richard Niemiec, Cathy Porzel, Rosalia
Eenne, Mary Olson, Mary O’Connor, Luke
Strotman, Ester Alm, Gene Coni, Doris Kusek, Pat
Lopez, Gerry Sowinski, Charloe Lorkowski
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED
Our Military Men and Women
Joann Ryndak, Patricia Ragona
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Eph 4:32 — 5:8; Lk 13:10-17
Tuesday: Eph 5:21-33 [2a, 25-33]; Lk 13:18-21
Wednesday: Eph 6:1-9; Lk 13:22-30
Thursday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12a
Friday: Wis 3:1-9; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9;
Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from
no. 668 or from the Lectionary for
Ritual Masses (vol. IV), the Masses
for the Dead, nos. 1011-1016
Saturday: Phil 1:18b-26; Lk 14:1, 7-11
Sunday: Dt 6:2-6; Ps 18; Heb 7:23-28;
Mk 12:28b-34
UPCOMING CELEBRATIONS
Thursday, November 1, 2012
ALL SAINTS DAY (Holy Day of Obligation)
Mass celebrated at 8:30am & 7:00pm
Friday, November 2, 2012
ALL SOULS MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
7:30pm
Featuring the Schola Cantorum and music of Anerio, Howells, Lotti.

MASS CELEBRANTS
N 3/4, 2012
5:00 M F. R D
8:30 M F. H S
11:00 M F. H S
"This is the wonderful truth, my dear friends:
the Word, which became flesh two thousand
years ago, is present today in the Eucharist."
Pope John Paul II
Eucharistic Adoration
Tuesdays 9:00am to 7:15pm
in the church
Closing Prayer at 7:00pm
(Benedicon at 7:00pm every 3 rd Tuesday)
“All are welcome to spend quiet time in prayer.”
The Eucharistic Adoration Ministry is in
need of additional adorers. If you can be a
regular adorer, please call
Carrie or Bob Alexander 847.882.3250
Wedding Banns
Michael Hapanionek & Corinne Haas 11
PRAYER OF THE WEEK
October 28, 2012, Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Almighty ever-living God,
increase our faith, hope and charity,
and make us love what you command,
so that we may merit what you promise.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.
Reflection question:
How would I change if my faith, hope, and charity were to
increase? How would I behave differently?
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITIONS
“What is the Church if not the assembly of
all the saints?” wrote the fifth-century bishop Niceta.
Each Sunday, in the Profession of Faith, we express
our belief in the communion of saints, the one
body—with Christ as its head—made up of “those
who are pilgrims on earth, the dead who are being
purified and the blessed in heaven.” We are not
alone!
The preface for All Saints begins, “For today
by your gift we celebrate the festival of your
city, the heavenly Jerusalem, our mother.” What
astounding words! All Saints Day (like every solemnity)
is nothing less than the festival of the fullness
of the paschal mystery, our dying and rising in
Christ. Of course, now in autumn the mystery
comes “clothed” in glorious autumnal garb, and so
we celebrate our Easter faith with signs of the harvest,
signs of nature’s dying, signs of the
“homecoming” that happens naturally when the
weather gets cold and families find themselves together
more often. While the dying can point to our
own mortality, the homecoming reminds us of the
mystery of our own resurrection with Christ.
—James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
October 28, 2012
Maverick Daniel Prokop
Son of Daniel & Katherine Prokop
VOCATION CROSS SCHEDULE
Here is the schedule for the month of November for volunteers
to pray for Vocaons to become Catholic Priests
and Nuns. All parishioners are urged to sign up to receive
the prayer cross at any mass you desire, by contacng
Knights of Columbus member Charles Linkenheld
at 847.352.6358, or email him directly at cbskitbath@hotmail.com
Chuck & Ruth Linkenheld - 8:30 am 11/04/2012
Laverne Bobkowski - 5:00 pm 11/10/2012
Pete & Rosemary Justen - 8:30 am 11/18/2012
Theresa Kolbeck - 8:30 am 11/25/2012

St. Vincent de Paul
Food Pantry Needs
Paper Towels Jelly
Bathroom Tissue Jello
Laundry Detergent Kleenex
Liquid Dish Soap Baby Wipes
Kleenex Cookies
Ramen Noodles Cereal
Low Sodium & Gluten-Free Products
Thank you for providing the resources that allow us
to continue to assist area residents in need during
these difficult times and maintain a well-stocked
food pantry.
For assistance with:
Food call 847.524.9676
Confidential parishioner assistance
call 224.545.3734
WON’T YOU COME JOIN
US TO WELCOME BACK
THE CHILDREN’S CHOIR
AFTER THE 8:30 AM
MASS ON NOVEMBER
4, 2012, IN DIEMER HALL AND ENJOY
HOME BAKED GOODIES.
Reg & Diane Posadzy
Congratulations on your
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY!
May God bless you both with continued
happiness for many more years!
Holy Family Parish
Inverness
To Be Joyful Again, a non-denominational support
group for widows, widowers, or anyone who has lost
a significant other, meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday
of each month at 7 P.M., followed by a social hour
or speaker at 8 P.M. The speaker on November 15
is author Cathi Watson, presenting "Ageless for
Life...Aging with Style." All are welcome. Sponsored
by Holy Family Parish, 2515 W. Palatine Rd,
Inverness, IL. Call Elaine at 847.705.9886 for more
information.

SAINT HUBERT JOB AND
NETWORKING MINISTRY
Events are non-denominational, free and open to all occupations.
Bring your handbills or resumes and Network into your
next position. Learn the fundamentals of careering and get the
depth of knowledge provided through seminars and career
topics offered. Refreshments are available. Check out our
new QR code above – it will take you to our Yahoo site
where you can obtain additional helpful information on the
Saint Hubert Job and Networking Ministry. Questions
please call Bob Podgorski at 847.925.6005.
FOR THE NEWCOMER** If you are new to Networking
and/or the job search, join us at St. Hubert, 6:00pm, prior
to our regular meetings (on the second Monday of the
month only). We’ll offer a one hour program on how to
use a networking meeting effectively, the tools you’ll need
such as, The Elevator Speech, How to do a Handbill, and
how to generate the contacts you need.
November 3, 2012 – “Resume Review” - - 9:00am to
11:00am – Our lady of the Wayside Church, 434 W.
Park St., Arlington Hts., IL Bring your resume for a
personal evaluation by one of six HR, Search, or Career
Counselors who will be on hand to give you their
thoughts and suggestions. Bring a friend – This is for all
occupations and levels.
November 10, 2012 – “The Truth About Temporary
Employment” – Village Church of Gurnee, 1319 N.
Hunt Club Road, Gurnee, IL. As we traverse the job
seeking marketplace, many have thought about temporary
employment as a way to get additional skills, bring
in income and stay engaged with employers - all good
things. However, there are some things that perhaps
could be detrimental and of concern. Our presentation
will give you the good the not so good and the better of
Temporary Employment.
B ULLETIN G UIDELINES
All articles must be submitted to
blamantia@stmarcelline.com in a proofed MS Word document
by Monday NOON, 7 DAYS PRIOR TO BULLETIN DATE.
If the article is received late, it will be published in the following
week’s bulletin if information is current.
Content: Articles should include - name of event, date, time,
location and name and phone number of contact person to be
included in the article. A brief description and/or graphic may
be included in article submission. Depending on size of Bulletin,
articles may be reformatted and/or edited.
Event Deadline: Articles will run 1-2 weeks depending on
date of event. Articles may be published for a longer period of
time as long as a fresh article is submitted.
PARISH CALENDAR
Sunday, October 28
Boy Scout Wreath Orders Taken
Handbell Choir 8:30 am 9
EDGE Class 4:00 pm All, DH,FLC
1-12
Confirmaon 1 & 2 5:45 pm All, DH,FLC
1-12
Monday, October 29
Children’s Choir 6:30 pm C
Bible Study 7:00 pm FR
Finance Council Meeng 7:00 pm PAC
Tuesday, October 30
Eucharisc Adoraon 9:00 am C
Morning Bible Study 10:00 am L
Seniors 12:00 pm DH
LIFETEEN Prep. Mtg. 7:00 pm FR
Wednesday, October 31
RCIA 7:00 pm 12
Thursday, November 1 ALL SAINTS DAY
Mass 8:30 am & 7:00 pm
Friday, November 2 ALL SOULS DAY
Mass 8:30 am & 7:30 pm
Saturday, November 3
Rosary for Life 8:00 am C
MOC Grief Support 10:00 am 12
Confessions 4:00 pm Recon Rm
Sunday, November 4
ASP Meeng 9:00 am FR
EDGE Class 4:00 pm All, DH,FLC
1-12
Confirmaon 1 & 2 5:45 pm All, DH,FLC
1-12
For a up to date list of all weekly calendar events please go
to www.stmarcelline.com
and click on the church calendar
KEEP ST. MARCELLINE UPDATED!
It is important that we have your correct information.
Please let us know when you change your home address,
phone number or email address, when you add to your
family or have a death in your family. Contact the Parish
Administration Center at 847.524.4429 or email
blamantia@stmarcelline.com with changes. Thank You!

THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
The prophet Jeremiah prophesies the end of the Babylonian
exile. He describes how the weak and sorrowful
people now return with joy. These are the scattered people
of God: the blind and the lame, the mothers and
pregnant women. They shall be led along an easy road so
that no one will stumble. The Lord’s kindness and mercy
are on all these weak and broken people.
Here and in Psalm 126 we find the most lovely
poetic images of God’s love and care for us. “Those that
sow in tears / shall reap rejoicing. Although they go forth
weeping, / carrying the seed to be sown, / they shall
come back rejoicing, / carrying their sheaves” (Psalm
126:5–6). Although God had to punish Israel for their
many sins, God never forgot them, scattered as they
were, and brings them all back to the land of their ancestors,
there to flourish and be joyful again. We can see in
this the hope and the promise of our own redemption,
gathered from the far corners of the earth into the great
banquet of God.
PRIEST, PROPHET, KING
In the letter to the Hebrews, Jesus is contrasted
with the priests of the First Testament, who, sinful themselves,
had to make sin offerings to God for themselves
as well as for the people. They had to make these offerings
over and over, because people sinned over and over.
But it is different with Christ. He is the High Priest,
Prophet, and King according to the line of Melchizedek.
He is not only the priest who makes the offering, but the
victim whose innocent blood cleanses our sins forever,
so that there is no more need for blood sacrifices. The
one sacrifice of Jesus is enough to cleanse our sins forever,
and we are blessed by God’s loving kindness in
giving us so great a gift.
SON OF DAVID
Bartimaeus, the blind beggar, calls Jesus “Son of
David.” This is significant, because he proclaims prophetically
that Jesus is the one who, in the line of David,
would reign forever over God’s people. At Jesus’ call,
Bartimaeus “sprang up” (Mark 10:50) and boldly asked
Jesus for the gift of sight. We can be bold and confident
that when we ask for good things in faith, Jesus will
have pity on us, too, and grant us what we need to help
bring about the reign of God, which is already among us
in Christ.
After Jesus has restored Bartimaeus’ sight, he
tells him to “go your way” (Mark 10:52). Bartimaeus
chooses to follow Jesus, making Jesus’ Way his own
way. We, too, can ask God to help us see our way, that
we might walk more closely with Christ each day.
Today’s Readings: Jer 31:7–9; Ps 126:1–6; Heb 5:1–6; Mk
10:46–52
St. Marcelline
ASP2013
The Theme for 2013 is
“Radical Reversal”
The St. Marcelline ASP Group for 2013 is underway!
We are pleased to announce that we have thirty-one
teens and twelve adults who will begin their preparation
at our first meeting November 4th. Between November
4th and the date of our departure, July 12th, we will be
learning about one another; learning about the culture
of Appalachia; learning about construction; and learning
how to use power tools safely.
By the time we leave for West Virginia we will have
six strong teams who will be able to serve the needs of
six Appalachian families.
After all the “trick or treaters” have stopped
knocking on your door, don’t throw away the left
over goodies! Please drop the leftovers off at the
Parish Administration Center and the teens serving
at the soup kitchen will take the candy there to be
given to the guests. They will really appreciate the
treats!
Thank you!
Confirmation Sponsor Night for Confirmation 2 students
and their sponsors is October 28th in the family
room from 5:45 to 8:00 PM. If the sponsor is not
available, a (one) parent should accompany the student.

Nov. 6: Birthdays - regular bingo for members. Don’t forget
to bring your soup for Souper Tuesday - no cream or tomato
soup.
Nov. 20: Souper Tuesday - Men make the soup.
Dec.4 - Birthdays - regular meeting.
Dec. 18 - Christmas Party at the Seville. Information will be
tendered at our meetings.
If any senior 55 or over is interested in joining us as our guest,
please CALL MONICA at 847.891.2074. We are a nondenominational
senior group that meets on the 1st and 3rd
Tuesday of the month at 11:45 am in Diemer Hall. Annual
membership is $12.00 per year.
TRIPS WITH DORIS TO CONTACT HER - 847.985.1048
November 1: Thursday. Scrooge the Musical at Fireside Theatre,
Fort Atkinson, WI. Bus leaves at 8:30 am Menu is
planned by Fireside. Bus-Lunch-Show, $85.00
All bus departures are from the St. Marcelline parking lot. All
reservations and payments for trips are due
30 days before the trip.
C H, PD, RN, LCPC, is a Licensed Clinical
Professional Counselor, with a PhD in Clinical Psychology and
cerfied as an Addicons Counselor. She assists individuals,
couples, and families dealing with personal issues and family
problems. For persons who cannot afford a professional fee,
low cost services will be available based on the person’s assessment
of what he or she can afford, and no one will be
turned away for financial reasons. Call her directly for an appointment
at 847.845.8696.
Offertory Actual Budgeted
October 21 $15,232 $17,000
Fiscal Year to Date $263,658 $289,000
Surplus/Deficit Year to Date $25,342
Capital Improvement
October 21 $1,749
Parish Offerings
The above figure in red represents the fiscal year-to-date deficit
of offertory donations.
The Rights & Responsibilities
of the Human Person
First, among these rights are the
rights to life, food, clothing, shelter,
healthcare, social services and employ-
ment. These are indispensable.
In teaching us charity, the Gos-
pels instruct us that the more fortunate
should renounce some of their rights so
as to place their goods more generous-
ly at the service of others.
A Call to Action#23
Catholic citizens within a demo-
cratic state are called to participate in
the “responsibilities” of citizenry from a
speciically Christian moral perspec-
tive.
Here is one of the social justice
principles of our Catholic faith

S AINT MARCELLINE CATHOLIC CHURCH
822 S. Springinsguth Road Schaumburg, IL 60193
Priests
Rev. Harold B. Stanger
PASTOR
pastor@stmarcelline.com
Rev. Warren McCarthy
PASTOR EMERITUS
Rev. Paul Sims, CR, PhD
WEEKEND ASSOCIATE
Deacon Couples
Joe and Rey Garcia
B S
Tom and Pat LaMana
S. V DP
Mike and Darla Filipucci
M C
Paul and Diane Migala
M P
Don and Roxanne Maiers
B P
Pastoral Staff
Dr. Marc Alan Brunelle, DMA
D L M
mbrunelle@stmarcelline.com
Patricia M. Stewart, BS
A D M
Mary Kramer, MPS
Director of Faith & Formaon
mkramer@stmarcelline.com
Alice Ciupka
COORDINATOR OF ELEMENTARY REL. ED.
aciupka@stmarcelline.com
Howard Grossman
Y M
COORDINATOR OF JR HIGH/HS REL. ED
hgrossman@stmarcelline.com
Barbara LaMana
O M
blamana@stmarcelline.com
Pam Kwiatkowski
P A
pkwiatkowski@stmarcelline.com
Kim Werfel
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
kwerfel@stmarcelline.com
Robin Lesiewicz
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
rlesiewicz@stmarcelline.com
Len Kuczma
B G
Keith Harvey
W M
M S
SATURDAY VIGIL 5:00 pm Mass
SUNDAY 8:30 am Mass
The Joyful Noise Children’s Choir
11:00 am Mass
The Sanctuary Choir and Jubilation Ringers
DAILY MASS 8:30am Monday, Tuesday, Friday
COMMUNION SERVICE 8:30am Wednesday, Thursday
HOLY DAYS Check the Bulletin for Mass Times
PRAYER OPPORTUNITIES
Rosary after 8:30am Weekday Mass
Respect Life Rosary - First Saturday of the Month - 8:00am
Eucharistic Adoration - Tuesday, 9:00am - 7:00pm
Benediction on 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 pm
S C
S BAPTISM
Parents need to be registered parishioners and are expected to attend 2 Baptism
Preparation classes. Baptisms are celebrated the 2nd and 3rd Sundays
of the month. Please register prior to the birth of your baby. More information
is contained on our website.
S RECONCILIATION
Saturdays 4:00 to 4:30 pm in the Reconciliation Room in Church, or by
appointment with a priest.
R C I A (RCIA)
For those adults who want to be fully initiated into the Church, please call
the Parish Administration Center.
S M
Please call the Parish Administration Center to register at least one year in
advance.
S. V DP S F P
847.524.9676 By appointment only
P A C
847.524.4429 + 847.524.4597 (Fax)
Monday-Friday 7:00am-7:00pm
P W
www.stmarcelline.com

CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Marcelline #512144
822 South Springinsguth Road
Schaumburg, IL 60193
TELEPHONE
847.524.4429
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Barbara LaMantia
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