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SAINT ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH
FRANKFORT, IL
TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Sunday, June 9, 2013

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Saint Anthony Catholic Church
FEAST DAY OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA
THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH
O glorious Saint! Your ardent love of God
merited you the happy privilege
of receiving in your arms the Divine
Infant Jesus; obtain for us the grace
of receiving Him with love and devotion
in the Blessed Eucharist. Amen.
S T. . A
Summer Mass Schedule
(June 1 thru Sept. 2)
Saturday Reconciliation: 4:00-4:45 p.m.
(Reconciliation with one priest)
Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Masses: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 6:30 p.m.
Regular Mass Schedule Resumes Sept. 8 (after Labor Day Weekend)
Summer Office Hours
(May 28 thru Aug. 30)
PARISH OFFICE HOURS: (815-469-3750)
Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 12 Noon
REP OFFICE HOURS: (815-469-6072)
Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
PRESCHOOL OFFICE HOURS: (815-469-5417)
Monday and Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon
. ANTHONY
CHURCH
C ALENDAR OF EVENTS
DATE DAY UPCOMING EVENTS LOCATION TIME
SAT, JUNE 8 • SUN, JUNE 9 • SVDP FOOD DRIVE • AFTER MASS
SAT, JUNE 8 • SUN, JUNE 9 • SVDP SECOND ENVELOPE COLLECTION AT ALL MASSES
9 June SUN Baptism Ceremony Church 12:15 PM
9 June SUN B.O.L.D. Youth Ministry Padua Center St. Francis Room 7:30 PM
10 June MON Little Shrines of Italy Tour Meeting Padua Center SAM 6:00 PM
10 June MON Rosary For Life St. Anthony Prayer Garden 7:00 PM
11 June TUES Holy Spirit Prayer Group Padua Center ESA 7:00 PM
11 June TUES Knights of Columbus #9770 St. Anthony Hall 7:30 PM
12 June WED Sew N Sews St. Anthony Hall 9:00 AM
14 June FRI W.O.W. Meeting Outside Location 7:30 PM
15 June SAT Reconciliation Church 4:00-4:45 PM
SAT, JUNE 15 • SUN, JUNE 16 • JOLIET DIOCESE RETIRED PRIESTS COLLECTION • AT ALL MASSES
SUN, JUNE 16 • 4TH ANNUAL TOTUS TUUS JR. HIGH/HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM • 7PM IN PADUA CENTER
16 June SUN Baptism Ceremony Church 12:15 PM

Tenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
2013 Catholic Ministries
Annual Appeal Pledge Report
WOW! We are at 105%
We have 620 donors
who have pledged $121,790
This year, the theme of the Appeal is “The Lord
Sustains His People.” God constantly gives to us. His
grace is ever present. His blessings are abundant. We
can demonstrate our gratitude to God and help build
the kingdom of God in our own parish and our own
diocese by making a generous gift to the CMAA.
In addition to helping those in need, theAppeal
funds the operations of the diocese and services that
are of great help to the ministries here in our parish.
If you have already made your pledge
or contribution, thank you.
The Lord
Sustains
Our People
Who Are
Poor
The Daybreak
Shelter, in Joliet,
operates 24
hours a day, 365 days a year, and provides
emergency housing and supportive services to
individuals and families who are homeless.
“This is the largest homeless shelter in Will County
and the third largest in Illinois. We have the capacity
to house 120 people and serve on average 85
lunches a day. We’re seeing a lot of veterans and
many more who are chronically homeless.
“It’s very difficult work. What sustains me is my
faith. In this mission, I see every day that people are
renewed through what we do as God’s work. We
can’t do this alone. Government funding continues
to diminish. This is always a mission of collaboration.
I want to say thank you for collaborating with Daybreak
through the Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal.”
Yvonne MacDonald-Hames, Director of Daybreak
Shelter, a Catholic Charities ministry, pictured with
volunteers and guests.
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TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
JUNE 9, 2013
“You changed my mourning
into dancing; O LORD, my God,
forever I will give you thanks.”
— PSALMS 30:12-13
OUR PARISH STEWARDSHIP
Thank You For Your Generosity
June 2, 2013
Saturday 5:00 PM
Sunday 7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
6:30 PM
TOTAL
$ 3,836.00
$ 5,379.50
$ 5,345.00
$ 4,876.00
$ 2,418.71
$ 21,855.21
Thank you to all who chose to use electronic
giving for Sunday contributions. E-giving posts
once a month. If interested, call the Parish Office
at 815-469-3750 or complete and return the
authorization form on page 12.
PLEASE REMEMBER ST. ANTHONY CHURCH
IN YOUR WILL.

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Scripture Reflections for
TENTH SUNDAY
IN ORDINARY TIME
LIVING
the
WORD
Sunday,
June 9, 2013
TODAY'S FOCUS:
GOD’S EYE IS ON THE WIDOW
God’s care reaches out to two heartbroken widows,
restoring to them a future that had suddenly
disappeared with the deaths of their sons. God’s ‘power
is at work through the word of the prophet Elijah; the
Father visits His people in the flesh in His son Jesus.
• FIRST READING
See! You son is alive (1 Kings 17:17-24)!
The widow had already seen the power of God working
through Elijah. Nevertheless, she fiercely challenges him
when her son dies. In Yiddish, this is called “chutzpah,” a
nerviness that will not accept “no” for an answer. Elijah’s
prayer to God is equally filled with “chutzpah” and
accuses Him of “killing” the widow’s son. This attitude
can be a reminder to us to pray with insistence and full
trust. God listens, giving the child life again.
• SECOND READING
God revealed His Son to me, so that I might proclaim Him
to the Gentiles (Galatians 1:11-19).
Jewish-Christian missionaries undercut Paul’s authority,
telling the Galatians that he was anti-Jewish and was not
even an apostle. In fact, Paul was called before his birth.
Far from rejecting Jewish ways, Paul was the fulfillment
of the promise of Jeremiah, prophet to the nations, for
Paul preached the Good News to the nations, the Gentiles.
While Paul does not specifically mention his encounter
with Jesus on the road to Damascus, his words are
consistent with what is said about that call in the Acts of
the Apostles. What is inconsistent is that Paul solemnly
Saint Anthony Catholic Church
swears that he had minimum contact with the Jerusalem
community, while Acts implies a more intimate
relationship. This emphasizes the fact that Paul’s call
came directly from God and not through the apostles.
• GOSPEL
Young man, I tell you, arise! (Luke 7:11-17)
The story of the widow of Nain is ultimately one in
which Jesus performs a miracle to show His compassion
for someone who is facing difficulties. This widow had
lost her only son. In ancient times, that was a disaster.
The only way that she could earn a living was to resort
to gleaning, gathering the wheat, grapes and olives that
the harvesters had left. This was, at best, a precarious
existence. By raising her young son from the dead, Jesus
was rescuing her from this fate. Jesus did not resurrect
the young man. He reanimated him. Resurrection means
rising from the dead with a new and glorious body that
would no longer suffer from death. Reanimation means
coming back to life, but only for the present. He would
die again sometime in the future.
• REFLECTION
Widows were not merry in the Bible. They were not
high on Israel’s scale of social importance. Nor on that
of other countries in biblical times. A widow was in
trouble if she did not have a son or another male in the
family to care for her. God’s compassion for widows
shines through here. There is no faith in evidence on
the part of either widow. Neither asks Elijah or Jesus
to do anything. If anything, the widow of Zarephath
blames the prophet for the death of her son: “Why
have you done this to me, O man of God?” This could be
the grief speaking or an assumption that a foreign
prophet’s presence attracted divine attention in some
punishing way. But the prophet’s prayer has God
restore the child’s life. Compassion for the widow
moves Jesus: “When the Lord saw her, He was moved
with pity for her and said to her, ‘Do not weep.’” Jesus
does nothing more than speak to the young man,
“Young man, I tell you, arise!” And the dead man sits up,
speaking—a nice touch by Luke. The young man returns
to life speaking. What were his first words? One wonders
what God makes of our age, when the precarious
condition of widows in the past has become the ongoing
plight of so many women, young and old, across all
cultures in the world. How many see their children die
before them, the cost of diseases that could be averted,
even cured, or needless wars between genocidal factions?
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday, June 10th
2 Cor 1:1-7
Mt 5:1-12
Tuesday, June 11th
Acts 11:21b-26;
13:1-3
Mt 5:13-16
Wednesday, June 12th
2 Cor 3:4-11
Mt 5:17-19
Thursday, June 13th
2 Cor 3:15—4:1, 3-6
Mt 5:20-26
Friday, June 14th
2 Cor 4:7-15
Mt 5:27-32

Tenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
• MONDAY, JUNE 10TH
TENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
8:00 AM
Intention of Father Greg Skowron—
24th Ordination Anniversary
Michael Dunbar and Son/Gloria Ziolkowski
• TUESDAY , JUNE 11TH
ST. BARNABAS
8:00 AM
Matt Vilutis/Jim Vilutis
• WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12TH
8:00 AM
Helen Ruiz/Family
• THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH
FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA
8:00 AM
JoAnn Vilutis/Kit Moy
Intention of Teresita Ick/Wilberto de Castro Family
• FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH
8:00 AM
Vladimir Mikhailov/Margaret Farina
• SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH
5:00 PM
Edmund Mazurek/Wife and Family
Richard Urbanik/Mazurek Family
Fred Senne/Family
• TENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH
7:30 AM
Albert Barnas/Arthur
JoAnn Vilutis/Kit Moy
John J. Andruska, Jr./Leona
Donato Giuseffi/Geri Ludolph
Edward Ozimek/Cindy and Ken Serauskis
Dimitri Kougan/Cindy and Ken Serauskis
9:00 AM
For the Parish Family of St. Anthony
Robert Reicher/Reicher Family
Robert E. Kall/Sharon
11:00 AM
Keith Murray/Mother
Christina Lindsay Finley/Mom and Dad
Bruno Ksiazek/Kies Family
John Lukshas/Marian
Jane Kaminski Nannizzi/Mother
Josephine Egofske—81st Anniversary Birthday
Remembrance/Family
6:30 PM
Juanita Virgo/Jim and Marguerite Kowal
PRAYERS FOR OUR FAMILY
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For the Sick
Please pray for all the sick and their families…
For the Deceased
David Hinshaw
Father of Deanne Pearce
Pearl Jadzak
Wife of Kenneth, Mother of Karen Sipka
"Eternal rest, grant unto them O Lord, and
may perpetual light shine upon them.”
PLEASE PRAY FOR VOCATIONS
9 Br. Thomas Hetland, Br. Philip Johnson
Br. Thomas Johnson, Br. Augustine Kossuth
Br. Joseph Martin, Br. Raphael Mascari
Br. Raymond McManaman FSC
10 Sr. Cabrini Ganz, Sr. Caran Hart
Sr. Mary Lou Henderson, Sr. Bernita Hessling
Sr. Mary Juarez, Sr. Jean Phelan
Sr. Jenny VandenBergh, Sr. Julie Wiegard SSND
11 Fr. Richard Prodeh, Fr. Mario Quejadas
12 Dcn. Gabriel Gamboa, Dcn. John Gibbons
Dcn. Thomas Goebel, Dcn. George Goes
Dcn. Jerry Gregoire, Dcn. Alexander Grozik
Dcn. Lloyd Eastburn, Dcn. Manuel Guerrero
Dcn. Nabil Halaby
13 Luke Zanoni (Seminarian)
14 Sr. Emily Wollschlager SSND
Sr. Maria Bernarda Torres, Msc. Gpe.
Sr. Ann Ellen Quirk BVM, Sr. Ritamary Corso CCVI
Sr. Beatrice Baker, Sr. Theresa Galvan
Sr. Helen Kavanaugh CND, Sr. Edith Crews
Sr. Julie Ann Krahl CSA
15 Fr. James Friedel, Fr. John Merkelis, Fr. John Ohner
Fr. Gerald Nicholas, Fr. William Sullivan OSA
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY
A1C Antonio Cap • Sr. Airman Lawrence Clark
Cpl. Ryan L. Gower • Petty Officer William Hartley
Cpl Michael Horbaczewski • Capt. Timothy Hornik
Major Thomas John-T.J. Hornick • LTC Alejandro Lopez
LCDR John P. Ladowicz • LCDR Timothy Ladowicz
Airman 1st Class Matthew G. Lusson
Sgt. James Talley • Seaman Brianne Dillman
Lt. Cmdr. Daniel Papp • Capt. Thomas Pierczynski
Seaman Bridget Reynolds • Spec E4 Michael Santoyo
Tech. Sgt. Michelle Shalloup • PO Thomas F. Shereck
Lt. Kyle R. Smolek USAF • Lt. Joseph P. Stanek
Corpsman Jonathan Waters • Lt. Thomas M. Zager

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Saint Anthony Catholic Church
SPECIAL COLLECTION FOR DIOCESAN PRIESTS’ CARE AND SUPPORT
NEXT WEEKEND, JUNE 15 AND 16. PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY.
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
On Father’s Day June 16, there will be a special collection to care for our infirm and retired
priests. The money raised from this collection will go to the fund which provides long term
care for our priests who need assisted living or skilled nursing care. Currently the diocese cares for
seven of our retired priests who need these services. While we were blessed to ordain five young
men to the priesthood on May 18, we have many more priests approaching retirement age. As such,
there is a need to strengthen the fund that will provide for their care should they not be able to care
for themselves. This collection should not be confused with the collection for the Retirement Fund
for Religious, which is taken in December and assists religious men and women who belong to
religious orders. That collection does not benefit or provide care for our retired diocesan priests.
As we celebrate this Year of Faith, prayerfully consider making a donation to help our
aged and sick priests as an expression of appreciation for all they have done to nourish your life
of faith through their spiritual guidance and celebration of the sacraments. On behalf of all the
active and retired priests of the diocese, I am grateful for your prayers and for your generous
support of the Father’s Day Collection for our aged and infirm diocesan priests. Please be assured
of my prayers for you.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend R. Daniel Conlon
Bishop of Joliet
ST. ANTHONY WOW GROUP
for Widows and Widowers
Meeting June 14th
Offsite Location:
Frankfort Old Blue Building
St Anthony WOW will meet Friday, June 14 at 7:30 pm
(doors open at 7:00 pm) at the Frankfort Township
OLD BLUE BUILDING, 11000 Lincoln Hwy in Frankfort.
Entertainment for the evening will be Randy Walker
singing songs from the 1930’s thru 1960’s. Refreshments
will be served. All widows and widowers are welcome to
this nondenominational social group. Any questions, call
Mary at 815-469-4351.
Congratulations On Your
25th/50th Wedding
Anniversary!
The Diocese of Joliet will hold its 35th
Annual Wedding Anniversary Mass on
Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. at the Cathedral of
St. Raymond in Joliet. If you are celebrating either your
25th or 50th anniversary this year, please contact the
parish office so that we may submit your name to the
Diocese for a formal invitation. Those celebrating over 50
year anniversaries do not receive a formal invitation but
are welcome to call the parish office to register. Preregistration
is required—please call the parish office by
June 24th at 815-469-3750.

Tenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
PRO-LIFE
REFLECTION
In their lawlessness,
bloodshed follows bloodshed.
—HOSEA 4:2
REFLECTION
If a mother has the right to choose to kill her innocent,
unwanted child, why doesn't the adult child have the right
to kill her innocent, unwanted mother? The “right to die”
movement has nothing to do with people wanting to die.
It has everything to do with people wanting to kill those
whom they believe would be better off dead.
PRAYER
Lord, I affirm today the primacy of life over choice.
May every choice be guided and guarded
by the immeasurable value of life.
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ROSARY FOR LIFE
St. Anthony Parish Rosary
For Life will meet on
Monday, June 10th
at 7:00 p.m.
in the St. Anthony
Prayer Garden.
Please join us.
2012 • 2013
YEAR OF FAITH
DIOCESE OF JOLIET
ADORATION CHAPEL OF MERCY
Consider giving one hour a week to spend
with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
Open days and hours:
Sunday 2, 3 AM, 1, 3, 11 PM
Monday 1, 2, 12 PM
Tuesday 3 AM, 6 AM, 9 PM
Wednesday 3 AM, 12, 1, 2, 4, 10 PM
Thursday 2 AM, 8 PM
Friday 9, 10, 11 AM, 1, 5 PM
Saturday 2, 3, 4, 9 AM, 11 AM 12, 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 PM
WE ALSO NEED SUBSTITUTE ADORERS
FOR EVERY DAY
To become an adorer OR substitute adorer
please contact: Soledad Shereck, Chapel
Coordinator at: 815-236-3387 or
soledadshereck@yahoo.com.
CATECHISM CORNER
“The Church, whose mystery is being set forth
by this Sacred Synod, is believed to be
indefectibly holy. Indeed Christ, the Son of
God, who with the Father and the Spirit is
praised as ‘uniquely holy,’ loved the Church as
His bride, delivering Himself up for her. He did
this that He might sanctify her. He united her
to Himself as His own body and brought it to
perfection by the gift of the Holy Spirit for
God's glory. Therefore in the Church, everyone
whether belonging to the hierarchy, or being
cared for by it, is called to holiness.” (LG, 39)
JUNE 9
“From the beginning, this one Church has been
marked by a great diversity which comes from
both the variety of God’s gifts and the diversity
of those who receive them. Within the unity of
the People of God, a multiplicity of peoples
and cultures is gathered together. Among the
Church’s members, there are different gifts,
offices, conditions, and ways of life. ‘Holding a
rightful place in the communion of the Church
there are also particular Churches that retain
their own traditions.’ The great richness of such
diversity is not opposed to the Church’s unity. Yet
sin and the burden of its consequences
constantly threaten the gift of unity. And so the
Apostle has to exhort Christians to ‘maintain the
unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace’” (CCC, n. 814).
JUNE PRAYER INTENTION
For the reunion of all Christians

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Saint Anthony Church
Religious Education
REP SUMMER OFFICE HOURS:
MONDAY-THURSDAY
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
2013-14 REP REGISTRATION FOR GRADES 1-8
CONTINUES FOR NEW FAMILIES
Please stop by the REP desk at the Padua Center or download the forms from
our website at www.stanthonyfrankfort.com. Click on Education, Religious
Education, Registration. Late fee for existing families is July 1 st . Thank you
and enjoy your summer!
REP SESSIONS FOR 2013-2014
(remains the same as 2012-13):
Sunday Session One: 7:45-8:50am
Convenient Mass Time: 9am
Sunday Session Two: 9:00am-10:10am
Convenient Mass Time 10:30am
Sunday Session Three: 10:15am-11:25am
Convenient Mass Time: 9:00am
Sunday Session Four*: 5:00pm-6:15pm Convenient Mass Time: 6:30pm
*Youth Ministry begins after the 6:30pm Mass for Gr. 5-8 th and High Schoolers
Volunteers are needed for Religious
Education Program 2013-2014 Year
Many parents and parishioners have stepped forward
to help with our REP program. We thank you wholeheartedly;
we could not do this without you! We are
still in need of the following volunteer positions and ask
you to please consider one of these. It is a wonderful
way to meet new people, share your faith and enrich a child's life!
We thank you!
Please
volunteer
your time
and talent
• Sunday Session #1: 7:45-8:50 a.m.
• Aides — Grade 1, 2
• Substitute Catechists
Hall Monitor
• Sunday Session #2: 9-10:10 a.m.
• Catechist — Grade 1, 5, 8 • Aides — Grade 1, 5, 7, 8
• Aide — Multigrade Catch-up Class • Youth Aides — Various Grades
• Substitute Catechists
• Hall Monitor
Traffic
• Sunday Session #3: 10:15-11:25 a.m.
• Catechist — Grade 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 • Aides — Grade 6
• Substitute Catechists
• Youth Aides — Various Grades
Traffic
• Sunday Session #4: 5:00-6:15 p.m.
• Catechist — Grade 4, 5, 6, 8 • Aides — Grade 4, 7, 8
• Youth Aides — Various Grades • Substitute Catechists
• Hall Monitor
To volunteer or for more information please contact
815-469-6072 or email REP@stanthonyfrankfort.com.
St. Anthony Catholic Church
NEXT WEEK!
TOTUS TUUS
Right here at
St. Anthony's!
June 16th
to
June 21st
Totus Tuus is a
diocesan catechetical
summer youth program
where seminarians and
college students travel during
the summer proclaiming the
Gospel through Catechetical
instruction, Mass, Confession,
games, fun, and more!
Entering Grade 1-6
MON-FRI: 9 am-2:30 pm
Cost: $40
Entering Grade 7-12
SUN-THUR: 7-9 pm
Cost $20
Family Rate: $90
(3-more in Gr. 1-12)
For information,
please call the REP office:
815-469-6072
or via email:
REP@stanthonyfrankfort.com.

Tenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
ST. ANTHONY CONFERENCE
FOOD DRIVE THIS WEEKEND
SECOND ENVELOPE COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND
In the Gospel we see how Jesus was moved with pity
and said to the widow, “Do not cry,” and the people knew
that “God had visited his people.”
When you hear the cries of the poor and reach out to
help them, deep in their hearts the poor know that
“God has visited them.”
mercyRIDERS — Riding across
America to benefit Mercy Housing
ON JUNE 15, 2013, mercyRIDERS, a group of bicyclists
and support team members, will give seven weeks of their
time to ride from San Francisco to Washington, DC to
raise awareness and support for Mercy Housing
(www.mercyhousing.org), a non-profit run by the Women
Religious that has served the poor and homeless for over
30 years. Mercy Housing’s mission is to create stable,
vibrant and healthy communities by developing, financing
and operating affordable, program-enriched housing for
families, seniors and people with special needs who lack
the economic resources to access quality, safe housing
opportunities. Mercy Housing owns and operates over
17,000 housing units and provides financing for another
18,000 housing units in 42 states. I've been to their
facilities; I've spoken to their residents. They make a huge
impact. The mercyRIDERS are committed to doing our
part by raising at least $60,000 to expand Mercy’s
capacity to do even more.
MY NAME IS EMIL MCCAULEY, a parishioner and
member of the St Vincent de Paul Society, and one of six
bicyclists that call ourselves mercyRIDERS. Our support
team members include my wife Michelle and two
youngest boys. The most joy I've had riding, apart from a
few Ride the Rockies tours, has been my involvement in
fundraising rides, including over fifteen MS fundraising
rides. The mercyRIDERS goal is use the ride as a rallying
point around which we draw attention to the great work
that Mercy Housing does daily, and ultimately developing
that attention into the long term relationships. While
we're ambitious about raising funds, it's more important
to me personally that people first understand what Mercy
Housing does, how it's addressing the housing crisis, and
how it helps keep a roof over people's heads. The rest, as
they say, will follow.
WITH THE HELP of our St. Vincent de Paul Society,
St. Anthony Parish has already been assisting Mercy
Housing residents through its generous participation in
the Christmas Giving Tree and the Easter Basket
distribution. While there are opportunities to make
contributions, I humbly ask that you pray for my safety
and those that are part of mercyRIDERS.
I am not riding to claim: "Look what I did."
I am riding to declare: "Look what WE did!"
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Woman’s Choice Services
STEPS 4 LIFE Walk-a-Thon
Date: Saturday, June 15th
Time: Kick-off at 1:30pm
Location: Breidert Green,432 Nebraska, Frankfort
Post-Walk Party: 3-4pm Frankfort Park Dist, 140 Oak St.
Participation is easy! Call TODAY to register/obtain
pledge form: Mary (Lombard) 630-261-9564 or Lisa
(Joliet) 815-725-7732. Make checks payable to: Woman's
Choice Services. Walk Old Plank Road Trail starting at
Breidert Green in downtown Frankfort. Walk as little as
you wish or up to five miles round trip. Bring pledge sheet/
pledges to the walk. Enjoy refreshments at the post-walk
party. Walk rain or shine! Free t-shirt with $50 minimum
pledges (must be turned in a check in to receive t-shirt).
Ask everyone you know to sponsor you. While the
minimum is $50—sky is the limit. Challenge family and
friends —be amazed at the wonderful response. Your support
helps provide accurate information and compassionate
assistance to nearly 1,000 young mothers and their
children every year through our life-affirming programs
and services. Together we can make a difference!
Our free and confidential services include: Free
Pregnancy Testing, 24-hour Helpline, Confidential Peer
Consulting, Mothering Program and Parent Education
Classes, Mentoring through the Project Gabriel Program,
Support for Family Members, Accurate Information, Postabortive
Support Referrals. Call today and sign up for
our walk-a-thon! Unable to attend? You can still collect
pledges in support of the walk. Call: 630-261-9564. To
make an on-line donation: womanschoiceservices.com.
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 collection 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.

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St. Anthony Catholic Church — Electronic Giving Authorization
7661 West Sauk Trail
Frankfort, IL 60423
Parishioner Authorization Form
Effective date of authorization: ____________________________
Type of Authorization:
Last Name
Address
New Authorization
Change donation amount
Change donation date
Change Banking information
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Discontinue Electronic Donation
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Home Phone:
Email:
Account Information
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Banking Information for Checking Account or Savings Account Debits
Please debit my contribution from my (check one):
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Routing Number: _______________________________
Valid Routing # must start with 0, 1, 2, or 3
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ST. ANTHONY CHURCH
LITURGICAL
MINISTRY
SCHEDULE
June 15th
June 16th
Celebrant
(subject to change)
Lectors
EOM
5:00 p.m.
Reconciliation 4-4:50pm
Rec-Fr. Greg Skowron
Mass-Fr. Greg Skowron
D. Patrick
V. Stasulas
L. Pammer
R. Govert
A. Morrow
T. Morrow
M. Jarvie
S. Jarvie
A. Bergeron
A. Thomas
L. Parchem
N. Mieras
T. Colclasure
7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 6:30 p.m.
Fr. Miro Stepien Fr. Greg Skowron Fr. Miro Stepien Fr. Miro Stepien
V. Doubrawa
S. Berkey
G. Stepenski
C. Mora
T. Mora
J. Moyle
W. Gorczowski
J. Gorczowski
S. Graham
J. Stepenski
R. Zych
M. Johnson
J. Sues
L. Glancy J. Amendola
B. Kenny
T. Carlson
L. Pierzchalski
L. Johnson
M. Clifford
A. Wator
T. Donovan
J. Savage
L. Holmes
D. Holmes
K. Saccone
T. Saccone
D. Allemand
E. Allemand
K. Kiley
M. Crowley
D. Cylny
S. Romberg
M. Canoy
J. Buck
L. Murphy
R. Pora
K. Pora
MC A. Karl R. Townsend C.J. August M. Amendola
Altar
Servers
N. Matheu
M. Adams
A. Helwig
C. Townsend
K. Thomas
G. Vavrik
B. Ebenroth
R. August
A. Bernal
A. Rea
M. Doyle
M. Gorski
Music Cantor Cantor Cantor Teen Choir
D. Walenga
B. Herrick
J. Manns
U. Manns
V. Manns

7659 West Sauk Trail • Frankfort, IL • 60423 • www.stanthonyfrankfort.com
Daily Mass: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. (Morning Prayer: 7:45 a.m.)
Saturday Reconciliation: 4:00-4:45 p.m. Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. Mass
Summer Sunday Mass Schedule: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 6:30 p.m.
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.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Parish Office
Office 815-469-3750
Fax 815-469-6514
• Rev. Greg Skowron, Pastor, x 115
frgreg@stanthonyfrankfort.com (emergency 815-791-6073)
• Rev. Miroslaw Stepien, Parochial Vicar
frmiro@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Deacon Joe Johnson, Pastoral Associate, x 111
(cell) 815-922-9796, joe@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Deacon Tony Schlott, Business-Facilities Manager, x149
• Deacon Don Berkey, don@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Deacon Richard Rosko, rich@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Deacon Dan Danahey
• Deacon Bill Boucek
• Paula Bucciferro, Accountant, x 126
paula@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Jeanne Gayton, Parish-Pastor’s Administrative Assistant., x 110
jeanne@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Beverly Regalado, Secretary, x 112
bregalado@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Lynette Rea, Music Ministry Director, x 122
lynette@stanthonyfrankfort.com
Highlights... at St. Anthony Church
Welcome to St. Anthony Catholic Church
Most Reverend R. Daniel Conlon
Bishop, Diocese of Joliet
Rev. Vytas Memenas, Pastor Emeritus
Adult Faith Formation (815-469-6198)
• Deacon Tony Schlott, Director, x 149
tony@stanthonyfrankfort.com
Religious Education (Grades 1-8)
Office 815-469-6072 Fax 815-806-9421
REP@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Kathleen Littleton, Director, x 143
kathleen@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Sophie Follenweider, Director, x 144
sophie@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Maureen Hughes, Secretary, x 142
maureen@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Lisa Huguelet, Secretary, x 146
lisahuguelet@stanthonyfrankfort.com
Preschool (815-469-5417)
• Karen Kiley, Principal, x 148
karen@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Lindsay Fitzgibbon, Principal’s Asst., x 147
lindsay@stanthonyfrankfort.com
B.O.L.D. (Becoming our Lord's Disciples) Youth Ministry
• Jade and Art Fojas
YM.ROCK@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• St. Vincent DePaul Society
815-469-3750, x 114
PARISH OFFICE SUMMER HOURS: MONDAY-THURSDAY 9:00 AM-3:00 PM FRIDAY 9:00 AM-NOON
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SUMMER OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY-THURSDAY 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
PRESCHOOL SUMMER OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY-TUESDAY 9:00 AM-NOON
JUNE 1 through SEPTEMBER 2, 2013
SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Reconciliation 4:00-4:45 p.m. (Reconciliation with one priest)
Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Masses: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Regular Mass Schedule Resumes
September 8, 2013 (after Labor Day Weekend)