3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER A P R I L 3 0 , 2 0 1 7

ST. HUBERT CATHOLIC CHURCH

729 GRAND CANYON ● HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL 60169

Www.sainthubert.org

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CONFIRMANDI! Timothy Abay Kacper Chudzik Jay Knueven Henry Quinn

Logan Ambroz Joseph Cirrincione Sean Knueven Emma Raimondi

Taylor Apple Colin Dameron John Kokkinias Eric Ramos

Elizabeth Arriaga Michael Di Gioia Kassandra Krygier Robert Richards

Benjamin Avers Sebastian D'Souza Kylee Mc Coy Abigail Rozens

Brianna Bactat Maggie Eaker Molly Mc Fadden Jessica Santos

Brooke Bednarz Ashley Edgeworth Melissa Melone Lindsey Santos

Zoe Binder Zofia Feilen Aaron Mendez Hannah Scannell

Ryan Blakely Maile Fidale Megan Merchut Trinity Schiff

Jackson Borre Joseph Forte Olivia Messerges Ellen Schroeder

Veronika Brzosko Abigail Frank Erika Mickleborough Brandon Schroyer

Liam Buenaventura Gavin Freewalt Isabelle Millan Anne Sheriff

Lorenzo Bujalil Jeriko Gallezo Matthew Minneci Francesca Strangis

Allison Butirro Anthony Garcia Zander Mondala Martyna Strzelecki

David Butler Andres Garwood Emma Morrisey Andrea Torres

Olivia Caboor Frank Gineman Jacqueline Moynihan Vanessa Trejo

Peter Caboor Conrad Glodz John Mulica Giovanni Valencia

Robert Cagann Jason Golly Kirsten Munar Katelyn Wallace

Renee Calhoun Eric Grogman Jonathan Ngoy Emma Wokurka

Michael Callahan Joseph Gurskis Olivia Oberwise Chandler Yang

Jaclyn Campioni Thomas Haasser Andrea Ocampo Jake Ziebarth

Alessandro Cappello Matthew Hargrave Patrick Ortwerth Jakub Zywicki

Niko Casaccio Alexander Hausser Alexander Ott-Durkin

Anne-Marie Catalan Morgan Hildebrand Avery Panek

Daniel Cazarez Charles Holcomb Haley Parpet

Vincent Celindro Ashleigh Jarvis-Flinn Christopher Pavlatos

Sydney Centeno Robert Kent Keaton Peyser

Linnea Cheng Richard Klamer Jr. Jonathan Pitchan

St. Hubert 2 Hoffman Estates

PASTOR’S LETTER

Dear Friends,

As we celebrate the third Sunday of Easter, we are reminded of the appearances of the

Post-Resurrection Jesus, along with all the stories of the Apostles and their miracles. I suggest that

you take some time with our church tour book, which you can pick up in the narthex, and revisit

our bas-relief panels and their explanation on page 24. They are of particular interest at this time of

year.

At the Easter Vigil, I had the privilege of baptizing 7 individuals in the font and confirming them

along with 14 others, as they all received their First Eucharist. Their pictures were in last week’s

bulletin. It was a glorious night for their families and our parish. We witness to each other in the

breaking of bread and continue to pray for each other as we proceed on the journey of faith.

Also, I am grateful to all those who made the Triduum possible. Scores of people worked behind

the scenes to make the 3 sacred days a beautiful experience. This includes our choir, Environment

and Art, cleaning of the church, and all the liturgical ministers. Without their support and hard

work, Fr. Fred and I would not be able to adequately preside at those liturgies. This is yet another

sign of the Risen Lord working in the community.

As you read this letter, Bishop Kane will have confirmed 106 of our students from our school and

Religious Education program. Two Confirmation liturgies were celebrated on Saturday, April 29.

Congratulations to all our Confirmandi. Their names are on the front cover of the bulletin

Confirmation, along with Baptism and Eucharist, is considered one of the sacraments of initiation.

Although the Holy Spirit comes to us in all 7 sacraments, and in many other ways, we are asking

the Holy Spirit to enrich our spiritual journey in a special way at Confirmation. It is considered the

completion of Baptism. If you have been confirmed, you received these gifts:

Wisdom, Understanding, Right Judgment, Courage, Knowledge, Reverence, and Wonder and

Awe. There are times in our life when we need to ask the Holy Spirit to open these gifts. An

example might be when we are racing through life and cannot take time to savor the moment. We

can ask the Holy Spirit to open the gift of Wonder and Awe and help us show down so that we are

aware of the wonders of nature and the people around us.

We are also given the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. Here is an opportunity to pray that the Spirit open

the fruit of patience. You see how these are tied together. When we slow down and ask to open the

gift, we then receive the fruit of that gift. The fruits of the Spirit are: charity, joy, peace, patience,

generosity, gentleness, faithfulness, modesty, kindness, self-control, goodness, and chastity.

Clearly, this is a lifelong journey, but I am surprised at how many do not ask the Holy Spirit to help

open the gifts which were given to us many years ago so that the 12 fruits can take root in us.

Rev. Robert C. Rizzo

Next Week’s Readings: Acts of the Apostles 2:14a, 36-41

1 Peter 2:20b-25

John 10:1-10

WORSHIP

Readings for the Week are on page 8. Monday, May 1—St. Joseph the Worker

7:00 AM Mary Licciardi;

Marlene Culleeney (int.)

Tuesday, May 2—St. Athanasius

8:30 AM Dr. Joe Bowler;

Celilio & Rolando Lacuna

Wednesday, May 3—St. Philip & St. James

7:00 AM Communion Service

Thursday, May 4—National Day of Prayer

7:00 AM Communion Service

Friday, May 5

7:00 AM Mary Licciardi

Saturday, May 6

10:00 AM First Eucharist Mass

1:00 PM First Eucharist Mass

4:30 PM Warren Lebert; Margaret Bertoncini;

Janet Brinkman

Sunday, May 7—4th Sunday of Easter &

World Day of Prayer for Vocations

..7:30 AM John Malinski

9:00 AM Jerrie Elder

10:45 AM Carolee Pretet; Tom O’Driscoll

12:15 PM St. Hubert Parishioners

6:00 PM St. Hubert Parishioners

Sick Nancy Brandt, Marlene Culleeney,

Heather Stewart-Reid, Paul Olson,

Bob Bates, David Hawkins, Joseph Rogoz,

Ricardo Tolentino, Sr., Larry Kutt,

Adrian Tolentino, Peter Ruden, Nancy Stark,

Jane La Sotta, Clara Valente, Pat Dolezal,

T.J. Valacak, Patti Lyons, Mary Hennessy,

Carol Clipper, Audrey & Bob Palmer,

Kathy Holder, Dan Moutvic, Judi Kukral,

Stephen Weber, Kenneth Villamar,

John Scott Karas, Mary Kay & Dave Duda,

Emma Tucker

Others Those who protect us at home or overseas

Deceased Margaret McMullen; Chuck Bonnis

3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 3 APRIL 30, 2017

WELCOMING WEEKEND TODAY - Sunday, April 30 After the 10:45 AM Mass

If you are new to St. Hubert or have been here for a while but have not had time to register and are interested in joining our parish family, please join us after the 10:45 AM Mass today, Sunday, April 30th in the lower level of the church. We'll gather for about one hour to share a meal, find out about the parish and complete your registration. Our next Welcoming event will be in late August.

LITURGY CORNER

3rd Sunday of Easter "Jesus himself drew near and walked with them, but their eyes were prevented from recognizing him." The

disciples on the road to Emmaus had already heard reports about Jesus' resurrection. It was at the forefront of their

minds, but in spite of this, they did not recognize Jesus when he stood right before them.

Why not? Perhaps because they weren't looking for him. Maybe they didn't really believe that he was alive. Or it

could be that his appearance was not the same as it had been before. Whatever the case, it's very interesting to

learn that it was actually while celebrating the Eucharist that these men finally realized who was right there with

them! "He was made known to them in the breaking of bread."

Living as we do some two thousand years later, it is easy to imagine that recognizing Jesus was a snap for those

who walked the earth when he did. We can run the risk of feeling sorry for ourselves that we don't get to see Jesus

in person they way THEY did. But look here! It was through the Eucharist that Christ was made known to them,

and we too have that gift right in front of us. We celebrate every week

the same "breaking of bread" at the altar during Mass. Jesus is present

with us, body, blood, soul, and divinity, even if we don't recognize

him! He is there, present in our midst.

If our eyes of faith are feeble, we can pray that the Lord will help us to

know his presence in the Eucharist. Just as he came to comfort and

accompany his first disciples, he wants to do the same for us through

the Most Blessed Sacrament. We only need to be sure that we are

always on the lookout to find him in our midst.

St. Hubert 4 Hoffman Estates

On this National Day of Prayer for our nation, we gather with our family and friends to discuss important national issues, and then join in communal prayer for wisdom, prudence, and right judgment enlightened not by our political views, but influenced by our religious views.

Let us pray...

Good and gracious God, You are a God of justice and mercy. Enlighten our minds to choose what is right in your eyes and grant us the wisdom to acknowledge what is right. Enlighten our lives with the fire of your love and strengthen us to work for the common good and not our individual needs. For it is through your goodness that we have all we need to do your will in our nation.

We ask all this, in and through the name of Jesus, your Son who lives with you and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Helping Hands Ministry

Are you overwhelmed with jobs at home and need help? Call the Helping Hands ministry at St. Hubert. Parishioners have volunteered their time and talents to help you for ‘free’. Jesus taught us to love your neighbor as yourself so we love with our thoughts, words and action.

Here are some ways we can assist you: Drive to church Moving Drive to appointment Administrative Yard work Housework

‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. You shall

love your neighbor as yourself’.’ Matthew 22:37

Contact the parish front office at 847-885–7700 if you would like help or would like to

become a volunteer. Thank You!

3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 5 APRIL 30, 2017

Catholic Adult Formation and Education Presents the series

Catholic Minds - Catholic Matters

Father Fred Licciardi C.PP.S

The spirit of Vatican II and the Mass(1964-1967)

Liturgical reform - its hopes and challenges

On November 29, 1964 — a year after the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on

the Sacred Liturgy was enacted — the “New Mass”, as it was then called, was

introduced into US parishes. Join us in examining the liturgical reforms of Vatican II

which proclaimed the Mass as ``source and summit of Christian life’’ and encouraged

the ``full, conscious and active participation’’ of all in the Eucharistic celebration.

Wednesday, May 10

7:00-8:30 PM

St. Hubert Church

(Lower level of the church)

729 Grand Canyon, Hoffman Estates, IL 60169

For more information:

Call 847-885-7700 ext. 101 or email speakerseries@sainthubert.org

6 St. Hubert 6 Hoffman Estates

My name is Nicholas Johnson. I am a Boy Scout in Troop 399 and a freshman at Hoffman Estates High School.

My Eagle Project is to build shelving units for WINGS in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. This project will benefit women and children that face domestic violence because all items stored on these shelves will go to them.

To offset the cost of the project and help these women & children, I will need your help. I will be selling candy after all Masses on May 6 & 7 and the proceeds will help pay for materials for the shelving units. Donating any of the items listed will also help and be given to these women & children in need. Thank you in advance for helping and allowing me to achieve my goal of completing my Eagle Project this summer.

Items Most needed: Additional Items Needed: Adult and Children’s Slippers (all sizes) Play-Doh Adult and Children Flip Flops (all sizes) Craft Sticks Adult and Children’s Spring/Summer Pajamas Plastic Forks Laundry Detergent, Fabric Softener, Bleach Sturdy Paper Plates Diapers – Sizes 4, 5, and 5 Glitter Glue Pull Ups – All Sizes Vaseline Large packs (6 or more) of paper towels Dishwashing Liquid Large packs (6 or more) of toilet paper Hair Relaxer Kits Moisturizing Hair Oil Gift Cards

3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 7 APRIL 30, 2017

Catholic Charities Collection on Mother’s Day

In the impoverished and violent neighborhoods that need us most, Catholic Charities is often the only place where people can go for help. Our doors are open to all. Families in crisis find new strength and the courage to build a better future. Your Mother’s Day gift will feed, comfort, shelter, and care for the poor and vulnerable. Catholic Charities has provided hope for 100 years. Learn more at www.catholiccharities.net.

Mothers’ Morning of Reflection

Ministry of Moms invites all mothers to attend a relaxing morning of contemplation, prayer, and discussion.

Saturday, May 13 8:30 AM—12:00 PM Parish Ministry Center

We will listen to three short presentations that focus on our relationships with Mary, the Saints and our children. Time will be given for prayer, reflection, and small group discussion. Light breakfast and coffee will be provided. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required. To register, please contact Nina at momsthubert@gmail.com or 630-291-6987 by May 1.

YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR K of C

PANCAKE BREAKFAST SUPPORTING THE ST. HUBERT SCHOOL TUITION

ASSISTANCE FUND

SUNDAY, APRIL 30 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

in the

PARISH MINISTRY CENTER

Please join us for a traditional family pancake breakfast of pancakes, eggs and sausage. Donut holes, juice, and coffee will also be served.

Tickets will be sold at the Parish Ministry Center door on Sunday, April 30th. Tickets are $5.00 per person, or $15.00 per family of four. Checks should be made out to “Knights of Columbus, Council #6964.”

This is an outstanding opportunity for you to mingle with your fellow parishioners, say hello to old acquaintances, and enjoy pancakes and sausages cooked by the Knights!

St. Hubert 8 Hoffman Estates

3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 9 APRIL 30, 2017

REV. RON ROLHEISER, OMI

Nearly 2,000 years ago, two disillusioned youths

consoled each other as they walked that seven-mile

stretch of road separating Jerusalem from Emmaus.

They moved slowly, depression having taken the spring

from their steps. A double feeling clung to their hearts

that day. They were hurting and there was reason. Their

messiah and their dreams had just been crucified. A

deep dark disappointment dampened their spirits. And

there was fear. Most of all, there was fear. Not fear that

they themselves might be crucified. That prospect

loomed more welcome than the thought of going on.

Theirs was that more horrible fear, the fear that comes

from the realization that perhaps nothing makes a

difference after all, maybe our dreams and our hopes

point to nothing more real than Santa and the Easter

Bunny. Maybe hope is only for children and the naive?

They had been so excited, so full of hope. The

uncrucified Christ had filled them with a dream. With

that dream had come a new innocence, a freshness, an

energy, a feeling absent since they had been children

and which, prior to meeting Jesus, they had, long ago,

unconsciously despaired of ever feeling again.

One weekend, one black Friday, had changed it all.

They walked now, realistic again, more than 48 hours

older, their dreams, like their messiah, dead, entombed.

They had grown up a lot in one weekend. Their naiveté

had died as it hung exposed, mocked and ridiculed by

the wise. There was a lesson hard learned, but it brought

a hurt and a disappointment beyond words. But another

feeling clung to them too, like a demon refusing to be

exorcised. The dream still burned holes in their hearts.

Mocked and dead – maybe it didn’t matter? Maybe

something was more real than even death! Hurt beyond

words, confused beyond doubts, they searched for

words, grasped for trust. Then a stranger caught their

step and caught their mood. They didn’t recognize him.

How could they? In their loss of trust, their messiah had

died.

But the stranger begins to find the words: “Do they not

yet understand the ways of God? Isn’t it always when

they don’t understand, and have to trust, that they

understand the most deeply? Wasn’t it necessary for

naiveté to be so exposed and ridiculed? Is that not its

glory?” His words burned in them, touching and

soothing that same deep part of the heart where the

dream had lain. But they were only words, a balm, a

momentary salve, nothing more. The doubt, the hurt, the

fear, these lingered on. Emmaus and twilight appeared

at the same time. The stranger had been a consolation.

Why not ask him to stay? They continued to share,

bread and consolation. Suddenly their eyes were

opened. Their minds and hearts were opened even

further. They understood. Jesus was with them again.

The dream exploded anew like an atom split. They split,

immediately, for the ends of the earth, hanging their

naiveté and their dreams on crosses everywhere. The

dream never died again. Easter Sunday had eclipsed a

godless Friday. Christianity goes through multiple

moods and feelings. Each age must struggle with its

own emotions. Today, in terms of feeling, we live in

that time between Good Friday and Easter Sunday. We

are trudging along the road to Emmaus. Like the two

disciples, we live with crucified dreams. Aesthetically,

romantically, ethically, and religiously, we are

surrounded by despair and its child, cynicism.

Dreams are giving way before the caveat of the cynic;

faith is daily being displaced by doubt; and

perseverance and long-suffering are all but extinct in a

culture and church of release and enjoyment. Worst of

all, there is fear, an unconscious fear whose tentacles are

beginning to color every facet of life. It is the fear that

perhaps our Christian hopes and dreams point to nothing

beyond our own hopes and dreams. Perhaps faith is,

after all, only a naiveté. Isn’t Christ as dead as he was

on Good Friday? Who, save perhaps for a few good

thieves, is still turning to a cross for salvation? Yet there

is something else: The dream still clings to us, refusing

to let us go. It burns holes in us still, hanging on to us,

even when in infidelity and despair we can no longer

hang on to it. Hope is still more real than death. In our

hurt, we are struggling for words and grasping for trust.

We need to remain on the road to Emmaus. The stranger

still stalks that same road. In his company we need to

discuss our doubts, discuss the scriptures and

continually offer each other bread and consolation. At

some moment too, our eyes will be opened. We will

understand and we will recognize the risen Lord. Then

the dream will explode anew like a flower bursting in

bloom after a long winter. We will be full of a new

innocence. Easter Sunday will happen again.

Used with permission of the author. Oblate Father

Ron Rolheiser is a theologian, teacher, and award-

winning author, and is President of the Oblate School of

Theology in San Antonio, TX. He can be contacted

through his website www.ronrolheiser.com. Reprinted

from April 1, 1984.

On the Road to Emmaus

Catholic Charities New Hope Apartments: A Transitional Housing Program for Homeless Families

March, 2017 Update Family #28

Our family is a single African American female fleeing a domestic violence situation. She has three sons ages 14, 10, 8, two daughters 9 and 16, and a new granddaughter. She currently works part time as a CNA. She is currently looking for more clients.

This family’s situation seems to be steady now. Mom is currently working from home. She reports that when her daughter is away at school she watches her granddaughter and when she returns back home her daughter is on duty. Meanwhile, she is still going to therapy for her arm and feels it is helping. She continues to go through the process to receive death benefits for her children and has a pending case.

Current Goals: ● Save at least 3 to 6 months’ worth of rent. ● Save 90% of income taxes. ● Make sure that her daughter is linked with services for her and the baby. ● Take advantage of the Women’s Program at Harper to pursue a career

in the medical field

This mom is very grateful to have the support of the Peace and Justice Cluster.

Family #29 Our mom is a single white female with a three year old son who became homeless due to low income status. Her child’s father does not work and is not financially stable. She was staying with her child’s father and they were not getting along living with his parents. They stayed with friends for about two months before she went to the shelter in November of 2016.

Our mom got a new job! She now works as the General Manager for a chain of pizza restaurants. She is very excited and will be working a lot of hours. She is still working very hard on her goals, focusing on repairing her car, and increasing her savings. She is almost finished with repairing her car. She is very focused on saving, but she is finding it hard as she tries to catch up on other bills while working on her credit. She is excited to be a manager with a guaranteed 40 hour work week.

She is happy to be able to see her doctor and get medication to stabilize her mental health. Her son is doing well and her friend has been helping her out with child care. Our mom is in the process of finding her son an affordable preschool to attend. She is trying to work out child support arrangements with her ex-husband. Things are moving very slowly, yet she is trying to give him a chance to get a job since he is currently unemployed.

Current Goals: ● Save at least 3 to 6 months’ worth of rent. ● Save 100% of income taxes. ● Continue to keep mental health stabilized. ● Find affordable childcare.

New Hope is also grateful for the support the Peace and Justice Cluster has done for the program.

St. Hubert 10 Hoffman Estates

When we ask that you bring in food, we are asking for your help to feed the homeless or those who are struggling to keep a roof over their heads.

Have you ever seen a homeless person? You may have seen one on a corner in Chicago, but are they really in need? Some make more money then we do on our jobs.

Yesterday I passed by a man walking near my house. As he passed I said “hi,” he said “hi” without lifting up his head, he just moved the bag he was carrying from one shoulder to the other... Soon another person shuffled down the sidewalk carrying a bag too. That's when I realized these people must be homeless. They had on winter coats on a spring day. No one does this except people who have nowhere to put their belongings. They carry everything they own.

This is the reason we ask for your help, to help bring hope to those who feel hopeless. We are asked to give food to nourish the body, but who helps nourish with spiritual food?

Our collection is May 6 & 7th.

Pegi Meegan

3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 11 APRIL 30, 2017

255 Flagstaff Lane

Hoffman Estates, IL 60169

847-885-7702

office@sthubertschool.org

Vito C. DeFrisco, Principal

Marcia Larson, Assistant Principal

Alleluia! Christ is risen!

At the Easter Vigil Mass, St. Hubert student

Matthew Bussen received the Sacrament of Baptism and

the Sacrament of First Communion. Matthew's fifth grade

class celebrated with him during Easter week as he

received the Eucharist for the first time with them.

Congratulations Matthew and welcome to the Church!

First Graders enjoyed recalling stories and singing songs for

their parents, grandparents, and special guests on Thursday,

April 20. The performance was a cross-curricular activity that

joined Literacy and Music. The theme of Thursday’s

performance was Treasures! In their literacy lessons,

children read stories and learned about how people or things

can be treasures. This big idea was extended in music class

as students learned songs with similar treasure themes. It

was a wonderful way to extend their learning. The students

did an outstanding job!

St. Hubert Catholic School

Serving students in Preschool– Grade 8

Now accepting registration for the 2017—2018 school year

www.sthubertschool.org

St. Hubert School Happenings

St. Hubert 12 Hoffman Estates

WOMEN AT THE WELL™

Tuesday, May 2nd

7:00—9:00 PM

FEELIN’ GROOVY

Are you “Feelin’ Groovy?” Then be sure to join us for an entertaining evening, as Heather Braoudakis re-introduces us to the music of Burt Bacharach, Mamas and Papas, Fifth Dimension, Simon and

Garfunkel, and many more. So come and enjoy the music of the 60’s. This decade was the grooviest.

THIS EVENT WILL FILL UP QUICKLY RESERVE EARLY!!

A light supper will be served — $8.00 donation To reserve your spot, please call: Church of the Holy Spirit 847-882-7580 or e-mail: Marianne.S@churchoftheholyspirit.org

ST. HUBERT JOB & NETWORKING MINISTRY NEEDS YOUR HELP

The Job Ministry continues to assist from 25 to 40 people per meeting as they struggle with finding full-time work in a part-time, temporary, contract work society. This has recently created a need for two additional team members to join us, to help us direct and re-position our Public Relations and social media – media visibility presence.

We are seeking: ● A Marketing professional – ecommerce

knowledge ● An Information Technology professional –

Social media knowledge

We are seeking the above expertise to work together to help us develop a workable and coordinated visibility and P.R. strategy, as well as to help with the complexities of our social media presence and updates. If you have the above capabilities and are interested in assisting us, please contact our job ministry coordinator, Bob Podgorski at: careerguy1@gmail.com. Bob and our current media coordinator, Don Sutenbach, will work with you to help position the Job Ministry to its prominence as a best-in-class Job Networking Group. This, to continue to bring our message of Faith into the job search, to over 60—80 people per month who visit with us for career help, guidance, and sincere caring.

How To Start Freelancing – in the field of your Choice May 8, 7:00—9:15 PM Saint Hubert Ministry Center 729 Grand Canyon Hoffman Estates, IL Learn from an expert – if you have the ambition to strike out on your own, or have been on 1099 pay arrangements for some time, this may be the seminar for you. Our speaker is Diana Schneiderman .

For questions regarding the St. Hubert Job Ministry events, contact Bob Podgorski at 847-843-0020 or careerguy1@gmail.com.

JOB SEEKER’S EXCHANGE: Whether you are a newcomer to the Saint Hubert Job and Networking Ministry or one of our members, feel free to attend the Job seeker’s Exchange meeting before the regular general meeting, each 2nd and 4th Monday. If you have a job seeking question or would like to listen in on the Q & A others bring to our team members, stop in anytime between 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, 2nd floor of the Ministry Center, Dorothy Day Room. Our team members, Mike Ritter and Bob Placko will be there to facilitate an exchange of career information guaranteed to help your job search.

St. Edward Central Catholic High School in Elgin has several job openings for the 2017-18 school year. The school will be hiring for the following positions:

Full-time Spanish Teacher Full-time Academic Support Teacher Full-time Instructional Technology Facilitator Full-time Director of Guidance Full-time Director of Development

For more information about the positions and to apply, please visit the school’s website at www.stedhs.org.

St. Edward Central Catholic High School is a college preparatory, Catholic school in the Diocese of Rockford, Illinois. The school has a 75-year history of faith-based education and academic excellence. St. Edward is the central Catholic high school for the Elgin Deanery of schools, which includes seven Catholic elementary schools located in Elgin, Dundee, Hampshire, and St. Charles. The school is supported by the ten parishes of the Elgin Deanery. St. Edward is accredited by AdvancED, a member of the NCEA, and recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education.

Saint Edward Central Catholic High School is a college preparatory, faith-centered Catholic community. Our mission is to nurture the discipleship of Jesus Christ and to promote excellence in education.

3RD SUNDAY OF EASTER 13 APRIL 30, 2017

PARISH OFFICE HOURS

Monday - Thursday ................ 9:00AM - 8:00PM

Friday ..................................... 9:00AM - 4:00PM

(Closed for lunch 12:00 - 1:00PM)

Saturday ................................. 9:00AM - 1:30PM

Sunday.................................... 9:00AM - 1:30PM

PARISH OFFICE ……………847-885-7700 Ext. 102 FAX…...847-885-4631 www.sainthubert.org

PARISH CONTACTS

ALEXIAN INTERFAITH COUNSELING SERVICES

.............................................…………….....855-383-2224

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HELPLINE….877-863-6338

Rev. Robert C. Rizzo (Pastor) ............................. Ext. 106…………………………………….…..rrizzo@sainthubert.org

Rev. Fred Licciardi, C. PP. S. (Associate Pastor).Ext. 112……………………………………......fr.fred@sainthubert.org

Pat Aschom (Pastoral Secretary)………………...Ext. 104…………………………………….paschom@sainthubert.org

Deacon Steve Baldasti ......................................... ……………………………………………….bjunctionb@hotmail.com

Deacon Dick & Sandy Lawson ............................ Ext. 105……….…………………….……… dlawson@sainthubert.org

Deacon Allen & Stephanie Tatara ....................... Ext. 114..……………………………….…….atatara@archchicago.org

Teresa McCutchan (Business Manager) .............. Ext. 111……………………………….….tmccutchan@sainthubert.org

Yvonne Cassa (Liturgy Coordinator)................... Ext. 107……………………………………….y.cassa@sainthubert.org

Marie Staffa (Ministry Coordinator) .................... Ext. 124………………………………………mstaffa@sainthubert.org

Ed Magistrado (Director of Music)……….…….Ext. 108………………………………….emagistrado@sainthubert.org

Michael Keenan (Director Religious Ed.) ........... 847-885-7703……………………………….mkeenan@sainthubert.org

Stephanie Tatara (Youth Ministry Coordinator)...Ext. 114………………………………..youthministry@sainthubert.org

Karyn Weiland (Bulletin Editor)………………...Ext. 119…………………..…….…………..kweiland@sainthubert.org

ARCHDIOCESE HOT LINES

Sexual Abuse .............................................. 800-994-6200

Financial Misconduct ................................. 866-294-5256

ST. HUBERT SCHOOL ........................ 847-885-7702

Vito C. DeFrisco ........................................... Principal

Marcia Larson ............................... Assistant Principal

Fax ......................................................... 847-885-0604

Email ................................. office@sthubertschool.org

Spain and France 2018 There will be a pilgrimage going to Spain and France next year, co-hosted by parish member Joseph Marco, Chaplain/Coordinator of Catholic Ministry at Northwest Community Hospital, and Fr. Allen Bratkowski, Pastor of St. Edward and St. Richard Parishes in Racine, WI. The dates are April 9 to 20, 2018 departing from O’Hare International Airport. The tour includes Barcelona and Zaragoza, Spain and then Lourdes, Carcassonne, Avignon and Nice, France. Brochures with the itinerary are available in the Narthex on the bulletin board at the main entrance of the church. You are invited to attend an Information Meeting with a representative of Trans World Travel on Wednesday, May 17 at 6:00 PM in the Dorothy Day Room of the Parish Ministry Center. You can also contact Joseph Marco at 847-991-9050 for additional information.

WINGS Program, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides housing, integrated services, education and advocacy to end domestic violence.

Donate Your Items WINGS accepts your gently used furniture and household items!

Items We Gladly Accept: ● Gently Used Furniture ● Housewares, Working Electronics, Small Appliances, Linens ● Women’s, Men’s, and Children’s Clothing ● Accessories, Jewelry, Scarves, Shoes, Handbags

Drop off your donations at WINGS Resale Store located at 300 W. Golf Rd.

847-884-7411. For furniture pick-up service please email furniture@wingsprogram.com or call 224-938-3902, please include attached photos of items to be donated.

25% off ONE ITEM

(some exclusions)

Expiration: 05/31/2017 Faith Communities

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Monday MAY 1

2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR

7:30 PM—Scouts Troop Meeting—HALL, RMR

Tuesday MAY 2

8:00 AM—Choir Practice/Campion—PMC CR

9:15 AM—Ministry of MOMS—RMR, SHR

2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR

7:00 PM—RE First Eucharist Practice—CH

7:30 PM—Choir Rehearsal—CH, HALL

Wednesday MAY 3

8:00 AM—Choir Practice/Campion—PMC CR

10:30 AM—Athletics—MPR

7:00 PM—Domestic Violence Outreach—BERN

7:00 PM—RE First Eucharist Practice—CH

7:30 PM—Choir Rehearsal—CH, HALL

Thursday MAY 4

2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR

6:30 PM—Cub Scouts Religious Awards/Wolf—SA

6:30 PM—Girl Scouts/Piecuch—LR

7:00 PM—KC Meeting—DD

7:00 PM—8th Grade Celebration/Davis—PMC CR

Friday MAY 5

2:05 PM—Brownies/Banakis & DeVoll—LR

2:00 PM—Athletics—MPR

6:00 PM—Girl Scouts/Wolf—PMC CR

6:00 PM—SHBA Sports—MPR

Saturday MAY 6

8:00 AM—Athletics—MPR

10:00 AM—First Eucharist —CH

1:00 PM—First Eucharist —CH

5:30 PM—Scout Fundraiser/Johnson—NARTHEX

Sunday MAY 7

8:30 AM—CMI Session—SCHOOL

8:30 AM—Scout Fundraiser/Johnson—NARTHEX

9:00 AM—Scout Sunday Mass—HALL, CH

9:30 AM—RCIA Inquiry—SHR

1:00 PM—CFC Anniversary Program—MPR

1:15 PM—Prayer Shawl Ministry—DD

7:00 PM—Athletics—MPR

WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE ST. HUBERT CALENDAR

ST. HUBERT FACILITY ABBREVIATIONS

PARISH MINISTRY CENTER

Upper Level BERN - Bernardin Rm DD - Dorothy Day Rm SA - St. Aloysius Rm

Lower Level MPR - Multi-Purpose Rm PMC CR - PMC Club Rm PMC KIT - PMC Kitchen

SCHOOL

JR HI -Jr High Classrms SL - School Library LR - Lunch Room MCL - Music Classrm TL - Teacher Lounge

CHURCH

Upper Level CH - Church

Lower Level SCR - St. Cecelia Rm COMM - Community Rm HALL - Church Hall LL KIT - Kitchen SHR - St. Hubert Rm RMR - Richard Miller Rm

Saturday : 4:30 PM; Reconciliation after Mass

Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 AM; 12:15 & 6:00 PM

Monday & Friday: 7:00 AM Mass Adoration after Friday morning Mass until 9AM

Tuesday: 8:30 AM Mass

Wednesday & Thursday: 7:00 AM Communion Service

SACRAMENTAL LIFE

Call the Parish Office 847-885-7700 for further questions or to make arrangements.

BAPTISMS To register for Baptism, stop in or call the Parish Office. Parents must attend a Baptismal Preparation Meeting, which is held on the last Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM. You may attend this parent meeting either before or after the baby is born.

Baptisms take place on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 1:30 PM or at Mass by arrangement. You will confirm the date for Baptism by attending the Baptism Preparation Meeting.

MARRIAGES Please do not reserve your banquet hall before confirming the date with the church. Set your date by calling the Parish Office as early as possible as you plan your wedding—at least 6 months before the wedding. Weddings take place on Saturdays at 2:00 PM. Weekdays and Sundays must be arranged individually.

RECONCILIATION Saturday after 4:30 PM Mass, or by appointment.

EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK AND HOMEBOUND

If there is anyone who would like to receive Eucharist at home, or if you know a friend, neighbor or family member who is homebound and would like a home visit to receive Eucharist, please call the Parish Ministry Center. One of our dedicated ministers will be glad to fulfill these requests.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK Please call the Parish Ministry Center Office to make arrangements for a priest to visit.

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ESTATE PLANNING

If you have provided for St. Hubert in your will, please let us know by contacting Father Rizzo. Persons interested in including the parish in their will, or questions about how to make a bequest to St. Hubert or to any other archdiocesan program and/or institution, please call the parish office, 847.885.7700, or contact directly:

Rich Goode • 225 S. Aberdeen Street, Chicago, IL 60607 • 312.655.7848

To have Richard Goode contact you, complete the form below and drop it off at the Parish Office.

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To include St. Hubert in your will, the correct legal designation is:Catholic Bishop of Chicago - A Corporation Sole, For the use and benefit of St. Hubert

To include St. Hubert in your will, the correct legal designation is:Catholic Bishop of Chicago - A Corporation Sole, For the use and benefit of St. Hubert

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