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St. Anthony Catholic Church

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Deceased Our Parish Family Our condolences to the family and friends of

Elaine Sendra, Josephine Alfano, Elizabeth Loher May the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen

Ornaments for the Christmas Giving Tree will be available beginning November 17th & 18th in the Church atrium. Each ornament will have a child's wish list. Please limit your gift to no more

than 3 items. All gifts should be brought in no later than December 2nd. Drop gifts off at weekend Masses to a SVDP volunteer or to an usher. If dropping off during the week please bring to the Padua Center. If you have any questions please call Cookie at 815-469-4237 or Robin at 708-534-9176. Through your generosity you help to make a child's Christmas a little more special.

St. Anthony DePaul Society St. Anthony Conference

Dear Friends, As we enter our tenth year of service as the St. Anthony Conference of the Society

of St. Vincent de Paul, we want to express our sincere thanks for the generosity you have shown to the poor though your donations of food, money, time and support. In this past fiscal year we have helped an average of 45 local families representing 150 individuals, at our monthly Food Pantry with food, utility payments and other monetary support. We purchased holiday dinners at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter and hosted the always well-attended family Christmas party. We strived to be a caring presence in the often chaotic lives of these families. We organized the Giving Trees at Christmas and Easter, providing over 800 individuals with gifts and baskets, as we worked through several local agencies. We arranged for two Clothing Drives this year, which helped stock the thrift stores operated by our Joliet Council and provided back-to-school supplies for about 125 students. We were also able to help needy families at St. Lawrence O’Toole Parish in Matteson and Sacred Heart in Hopkins Park, as well as aiding SVDP’s Domestic Disaster Response fund. We were pleased to work with other parish groups such as the Knights of Columbus, the Religious Education Program and the CCW to enrich the giving spirit of our parish. We always welcome anyone who would like to take a more active role in our mission. Many local businesses and organizations also became our community partners in helping to serve the poor. They are listed below. I would like to personally recognize and thank the 40 plus Vincentian volunteers who give of themselves every week, all year long. Additionally, I would like to thank Fr. Smith for allowing SVDP to be here at St. Anthony and for making it easy to give to the Society by the use of the monthly envelopes. We thank you again for trusting us to do the work of Our Lord through the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. God Bless, Joey Buck President, St. Anthony Conference, SVDP

Thanks To Our Community Partners

Aurelio’s, Frankfort Township Food Pantry Auto Accessories Garage, George Allen Construction

Cards For A Cause, Jewel-Osco Kup A Joe, Metal Edge, Digital Directions

Old Plank Trail Community Bank, Frankfort Lions Club, Panera Bread, Town Center Bank

St. Anthony DePaul Society St. Anthony Conference

The Gospel predicts end times; our challenge though is to live faithfully now. When we live in conformity to the Word, hearing Jesus’ words and living them out, the future holds no fear for us.

As you place your gift in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul poor box at the back of church, or in an envelope in the collection basket, know that you are hearing The words of Jesus and living them out. Thank you for your kind donations to our Food Pantry last weekend. Your gifts are appreciated by the 45 families we are assisting at this time. This weekend, we are collecting at Jewel Foods to provide turkey dinners to the families. If you need assistance or know someone needing assistance have them call the St. Vincent de Paul office at 815-469-3750 x114. The person needing the assistance must be the person calling if they wish to obtain help.

NOTE: At this time, we will be collecting any donated gift cards to local businesses to use as door prizes for the Christmas Party we hold for the families we aid. It is a big treat for these families to get restaurant gift cards or other stores to get something

they may not otherwise be able to purchase. You can put the gift cards in the St. Vincent DePaul donation envelopes or drop them in the poor box and mark for Christmas Party for families.

This Week At St. Anthony

Monday, November 19 8:00 am Small Christian Communities Group-Padua

Center-SAM Tuesday, November 20 9:30 am Tuesday Morning Prayer Group-Padua

Center -ESA Room 7:00 pm Holy Spirit Prayer Group-Padua Center-SAM

Wednesday, November 21 Thursday, November 22 9:00 am Thanksgiving Mass Offices-Facilities Closed Friday, November 23 Offices-Facilities Closed Saturday, November 24 SVDP Giving Tree-Atrium Sunday, November 25 SVDP Giving Tree-Atrium

Request for Prayers for the Sick

Please remember in your Masses and prayers:

Baby Bella DeBarieris, Mary Ann Sweas, Michael

Beno. Names will remain on the list for three

weeks. Please call the Parish office 815-469-3750

to add or remove names from the list. Thank you.

Parish Office Schedule Monday through Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

Friday, 8:30 am to 1:00 pm Religious Education Schedule

Monday through Thursday 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

REP Class Days Sunday 7:00 am to Noon

Monday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Tuesday, Wednesday 1:00 pm to 6:30 pm

Thursday 8:30 am-4:30 pm & Friday 9:00 am to Noon Preschool Schedule

Monday through Thursday 8:00 am to 12:30 pm

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Sunday Offering November 11, 2018 $17,621.50 Budget $18,000.00

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY

Please remember St. Anthony in your will. If you are interested in signing up for E-Giving, please visit our website, www.stanthonyfrankfort.com to download our form, or visit the Parish Office to fill out the authorization form. Thank you.

ALL YOU CAN EAT! THIS SUNDAY!

PANCAKES, SAUSAGE, COFFEE AND JUICE FR. MEMENAS HALL

BEGINS AT 8:00 A.M. AND

CONTINUES AFTER 9:00 & 10:30 A.M. MASSES

$7:00 PER PERSON

CHILDREN UNDER 3 FREE

$25.00 MAXIMUM FOR FAMILIES

PROCEEDS FOR

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CHARITIES

Catholic Campaign for Human Development Please be generous in this week’s collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. In the United States, one in seven people live in poverty. With this collection you support programs that address the causes of

poverty and provide a sustainable future for those who are struggling across the country. In addition, 25 percent of funds collected remains in our diocese to fund local anti-poverty projects. Please prayerfully consider how you can support this collection and work on the margins. More information can be found at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.

In Gratitude Thank you, Father, for having created us and given us to each other in the human family. Thank you for being with us in all our joys and sorrows, for your comfort in our sadness, your companionship in our loneliness. Thank you for yesterday, today, tomorrow and for the whole o f our lives. Thank you for friends, for health and for grace. May we live this and every day conscious of all that has been given to us.

From The Catholic Prayer Book compiled by Msgr. Michael Buckley


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your weekly reflection, go to: www.usccb.org/bible/readings. Click to the right of the calendar for

the week’s readings and scroll to “Gospel”.

St. Anthony Church—Religious Education Program

815 469-6072 [email protected]

MON & THURS: 8:30AM – 4:30PM; FRI: 9:00 – Noon

SUN (on REP Days): 7AM – NOON TUES & WED (on REP Days): 1PM – 6:30PM

CATHOLIC CULTURE CHALLENGE

In what city is the famous Spanish

Basilica of the Sagrada Familia?

A. Barcelona

B. Madrid

C. Santiago de Compostella

D. València

Last Week’s Answer:

November

Catechist Corner

Are Christians obliged to become in-

volved in politics and society?

It is a special duty of the Christian laity

people to become involved in politics,

society, and commerce in the spirit of

the Gospel: in charity, truth, and justice.

Catholic social teaching offers them

clear guidance in this endeavor. Partisan

political activity is, however, incompati-

ble with the ministry of bishops, priests,

and religious, who must be of service to

everyone. (YOUCAT questions 439-440 )

Dig Deeper : CCC section (2442)

Important Dates

No REP Tues November 20th

& Wed November 21st

No REP Sunday November 25th

Happy Thanksgiving!

We know that living here, one day

we might be wearing shorts and the

next day a winter coat. Our weather

here is always subject to change.

Jesus taught us about another

change that will happen one day in

our world. He taught us that one

day the world will come to an end.

Jesus taught us some signs that will

tell us the end time is near. We

don’t know when the things that

Jesus talks about will happen, but

we know that they will happen.

Jesus does not want us to be fright-

ened by these signs, nor does He

want us to be fearful about the fact

that the world will one day come to

an end. Many things in the world

may change, but Jesus’ words to us

and God’s love for us will never change.

Question for Children: If Jesus came to

visit you today, what would you do?

What would say? How would you act?

Question for Adults: If today was your

last day, what would you be most

thankful for? What would you regret?


Please note that there are no Saturday 5:00 pm

and Sunday Masses available in 2018. If you

would like to request a Mass Intention, for 2019,

please call the Parish Office at 815-469-3750.

Thank you.

Monday, November 19 8:00 am Carmen Gayton/Tuesday Morning Prayer

Group Tuesday, November 20 8:00 am Mary Ann Sullivan/Lou & Gail Hayes John Dunham/Mark & Mark Nagelvoort William Hromada/Gloria Ziolkowski Robert Bright/Bruno & Lokes Families

Wednesday, November 21 The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

8:00 am Catherine Schultz/John & Leigh Lazzarotto Thursday, November 22 St. Cecilia; Thanksgiving

Day 9:00 am Nicole Barnes/Francine & Richard Surbaugh Friday, November 23 St. Clement I; St. Columban;

Blessed Miguel Agustín Pro 8:00 am Deceased Members of the Calderone Family Saturday, November 24 St. Andrew Dũng-Lạc and

Companions 5:00 pm Frank DiCristina/St. Anthony Preschool Sunday, November 25 7:30 am William & Randy Blocker/Family 9:00 am Alan Pierzchalski/Linda 10:30 am For the Parish Family of St. Anthony 12:00 pm James Thomas/Family

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Those who lead the many to justice shall

be like the stars forever (Daniel 12:1-3).

Psalm — You are my inheritance, O Lord! (Psalm 16).

Second Reading — Where there is forgiveness, there is no

longer offering for sin (Hebrews 10:11-14, 18).

Gospel — Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words

will not pass away (Mark 13:24-32). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass ©

1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Cor-

poration. All rights reserved.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 18:35-43

Tues Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 19:1-10

Wed Rv 4:1-11; Ps 150:1b-6; Lk 19:11-28

Thurs Thanksgiving Day

Sir 50:22-24; 1 Cor 1:3-9; Lk 17:11-19

Friday: Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131;

Lk 19:45-48

Sat Rv 11:4-12; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10;

Lk 20:27-40

Sun Dn 7:13-14; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Rv 1:5-8;

Jn 18:33b-37

ENCOURAGEMENT

This Sunday’s Gospel is our final selection from Mark

for this liturgical year. It is taken from the end of Jesus’

teaching in Jerusalem immediately preceding the ac-

count of his arrest and passion. In it Jesus gives his dis-

ciples hope to sustain them through his passion and

death and any persecution or suffering that they would

encounter after his resurrection.

The words from the book of Daniel also provided

hope and encouragement to the people of Daniel’s time.

The encouragement in these scriptures is meant for us as

well, for none of us will escape tribulation in our lives.

Followers of Jesus will be able to endure suffering with

joyful hope, knowing that Christ’s love will lead us

along the way of discipleship and give us eternal life

with God. ~Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

The Diocese of Joliet is participating in #GivingTuesday! If you have yet to donate to the 2018 Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal (CMAA), please mark your calendar for Tuesday, November 27. The 2018 CMAA goal of $8.2 million is within reach — but we need the help of everyone in the diocese. Every gift, no matter the size, is greatly appreciated and will help support 30 ministries that benefit every parish in the diocese, including ours. Remember, 70 percent of any amount we raise over our parish goal is returned to us for our use. This is a great opportunity for our parish. Our parish has now pledged $121,912 and $112,341 amount paid of our goal $106,700 for the 2018 CMAA. Thank you to everyone who has already pledged their gift to the 2018 CMAA, and for being a partner in caring to so many in our diocese. For more information about the CMAA before #GivingTuesday, please follow @DOJCMAA on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or visit jolietdioceseappeal.org.


Please support our Preschool!Please support our Preschool!

Place your ticket stub, check (made out to St. Anthony Preschool) or cash in the

PURPLE Raffle box in the Atrium the weekend of November 17 & 18.

St. Anthony Preschool Raffle 7659 W. Sauk Trail, Frankfort, IL 60423 815-469-5417

$10.00 per ticket

First Place Prize: $100.00

Second Place Prize: $75.00

Third Place Prize: $50.00

Drawing will be Monday, November 19th, 2018

Winner need not be present to win.

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Imperial & Alpine Europe

Including the 2020

OBERAMMERGAU

PASSION PLAY

Hungary...Austria...Germany

and the Czech Republic

11 Days—August 30, 2020

The Imperial Cities of

Budapest...Prague...Vienna

Salzburg and Bavaria

THE PROMISE: During the Thirty Years War the

deadly plague raged throughout Europe, until in

1633 it reached even the tiny Alpine Village of

Oberammergau. During the next six months, so

many villagers died of the Black Death, that the

townspeople took a solemn Vow — if God would

release them from the plague, they would perform

once every ten years the story of the Passion of

Christ. From the story of the Passion of Christ.

From the moment the Vow was taken, no one else

in the village succumbed to the plague and so the

first Passion Play was performed in 1634 and has

continued for over 380 years into a masterpiece of

theater and music, with all the villagers involved

either on stage or behind the scenes. The Play now

takes place once every ten years.

Hosted by

Fathers Richard Smith and John Sponder

Brochures are available in the church office…

For further information, please contact

Trans World Travel, Inc.847-432-2400

Highland Park, IL

Working with churches since 1947

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION November is a month of remembrance for the dead, and cemeteries have long been a focus for prayer. Our tradition holds great respect for bodily remains, since the body was created and redeemed by God, was once the “dwelling place of the Holy Spirit,” and has a destiny of life with God in glory.

The funeral practices of the early church contrasted greatly with those of the pagans, who had a great dread of the dead body. The ancient Christian funeral liturgy ended with the relatives and friends giving a final kiss to the body. It expressed affection and showed their faith that the grave would not be the last word. This kiss horrified pagans, who thought that any contact with the dead was degrading. Every year on their loved one’s “birthday to life,” the Christians would return to the place of their burial to mark their profound communion with those whose lives were hidden in Christ. Typically, they buried the dead with their faces turned toward the east, symbolizing the rising of the Sun of Justice, Christ, at the end of days. They were attracted to the catacombs or burial grounds just as we are today. They would often celebrate the Eucharist at the tomb. Before long, as soon as Christians were allowed to build places for worship, they relocated cemeteries from beyond the city walls to surround the church. This was not so much because the church made the ground holy, but because the bodies of the saints hallowed the ground on which the church was built, a subtle but beautiful difference.

~Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Remember these men and women in your daily prayers – Priests, Deacons, Seminarians and Women & Men Religious in the Diocese of Joliet

November 19 Srs. Mary Brian Costello, Mary Jo Keane, Teresa Maltby

RSM 20 Frs. Matthew Nathan, Francis Neissery 21 Frs. Ron Neitzke, Quyen H. Nguyen 22 Srs. Clarita Schumacher, Pauline Schutz, Margaret Rose Sczesniak, Mary Francis Seeley, Mary Mark Segvich, Joyce Shanabarger, Mary Shinnick OSF 23 Frs. Tuan Nguyen, Robert Noesen 24 Srs. Louise Marie Skoch, Patricia Skowronski, Cristina Soyao, Carol Stevens, Rose Marie Surwilo OSF 25 Frs. Anthony Nugent, J. Agustin Ortega Ruiz 26 Dcns. Sergio Gonzalez, John Gustin 27 Anthony Holmes, Anthony Jalove, (Dcn. Candidates) 28 Brs. Alphonsus Brown, Charles Pratt OH 29 Frs. William O’Shea, Clive Otieno 30 Armando Jaquez, Anthony Leazzo (Dcn. Candidates


Minister Schedule

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 collec-tion 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

Pray for Our Military We pray for our brave women and men now serving in our Armed Forces, especially: USN Lt. Joseph I. Bush, Sr. Airman Antonio Cap, USN Petty Officer Matt Campolattara, PVT US Army Sean

Cap, PVT US Army Arturo Gutierrez, Alexis Filippo Charvet, 1st LT Army Defense, SR Airman Lawrence Clark, Seaman Brianne Dillman, SGT Michael Grabarek National Guard, CPL Ryan L. Gower, ITSN Donald Hammond, Petty Officer William Hartley, CPL Michael Horbaczewski, CAPT Timothy Hornik, MJR Thomas John-T.J. Hornick, LCDR John P. Ladowicz, LCDR Timothy Ladowicz, LTC Alejandro Lopez, Airman 1st Class Matthew Lusson, LT Cmdr Daniel Papp, Seaman Bridget Reynolds, Spec E4 Michael Santoyo, Tech SGT Michelle Shalloup, Petty Officer Thomas F. Shereck, 1st LT Tyler Smith, LT Kyle R. Smolek USAF, SGT James Talley, 1st LT US Army Vincent Teodoro, Corpsman Jonathan Waters, LT Thomas M. Zager, LCPL Kyle W. Krause, 2nd LT Paul Huguelet, Jr., USMC, US Army CAPT Phillip D. Lee, US Army PFC Zachary J. Haight. Lord, send out Your angels to protect them all. Help them discharge their duties honorably and well. Please bring them safely home to their families and loved ones. Please bring Your peace and mercy to our troubled world. Amen.

Mass Date & Time Lector EME Mass Altar Server MC

Sat 5:00 PM on Sat 11/24/2018 Berkey,Shirley Stanker,Jean Govert,Rose Trotter,Molly Smith,Sarina

Stanker,Jean Morrow,Owen Berkey,Shirley Trotter,Luke

McGuire,John Trotter,Larry

Murnighan,Celia Shackleton,Theodora

Matthews,Susanne Bergeron,Annette

Sun 7:30 AM on Sun 11/25/2018 Krech,Liz Gorczowski,Janice Moyle,Judith Romberg,Shane

McMahon,Terry Gorczowski,Wally Stepenski,Julie Wells,Katie

Zych,Randy Stasulas,Vicky

Race,Mary

Sun 9:00AM on Sun 11/25/2018 Mecklenburg,Donna Marnul,Toni Pierzchalski,Linda Huguelet,Matthew Marnul,Kendra

Greenawalt,Paul Major,Joan Varchetto,Awdrey Molinaro,Tyler

Rafacz,Mike Greenawalt,Pat

Major,John Molinaro,John

Donovan,Tom Saccone,Tony

Sun 10:30 AM on Sun 11/25/2018 Scanlan,Cathy Heffelmire,Kristen Keane,John Heffelmire,Logan Heffelmire,Kayleigh

McHugh,Doug Heffelmire,Don Pora,Ray

Wasielewski,Rosemary Wasielewski,Beverly

McHugh,Terri Pora,Kathy

Canoy,Marius Buck,Joey

Sun 12:00 PM on Sun 11/25/2018 Wysocki,Tom Capito,Anthony Noesen,Emily

Quinn,Jim


Tis The Season To Start Your Holiday Shopping!

We are hoping that you can help support the St. Anthony Preschool

while you are shopping online.

One easy way is when you shop on

Amazon , se t your page to

AmazonSmile (Smile.Amazon.com) and choose St. Anthony Preschool as

the organization you would like to

support while you shop. The link and

website are listed below. Don’t forget

to pass this on to your family and

friends!! As always, thank you for

your support!!

Adult Faith Formation (815-469-6198)

Deacon Tony Schlott, Director, x149

[email protected] Religious Education (Grades 1-8) Office (815-469-6072) Fax (815-806-9421) [email protected]

Deacon Tony Schlott, Director, x149

[email protected]

Kathy Depre, Secretary, x142

[email protected]

Diane Vanderpool, Secretary, x146

[email protected] Preschool (815-469-5417)

Pat Smart, Principal, x147

[email protected]

Diane Vanderpool, Principal’s Asst., x147

[email protected]

St. Vincent DePaul Society

815-469-3750, x 114 SVDP PICK-UP (630-231-4658)

Parish Office Phone (815-469-3750) Fax (815-469-6514)

Rev. Richard Smith, Pastor, x115,

[email protected]

Rev. John Sponder, Parochial Vicar, x137

[email protected]

Rev. John Ohner, OSA, Weekend Assistant,

[email protected]

Deacon Joe Johnson, Pastoral Associate, x 111

(cell) 815-922-9796, [email protected]

Deacon Don Berkey,

[email protected]

Deacon Richard Rosko,

[email protected]

Deacon Bill Boucek

Deacon Tony Schlott

Lindsay Fitzgibbon, Business Manager, x143

[email protected]

Paula Bucciferro, Accountant, x126

[email protected]

Jeanne DeFries, Parish Secretary, x110

[email protected]

Lynette Rea, Music Ministry Director, x122

[email protected] Rev. R. Daniel

7659 West Sauk Trail Frankfort, IL 60423

Daily Mass: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am

(Morning Prayer, 7:45 am) Saturday Reconciliation: 4:00 to 4:50 pm

Saturday Mass Hours: 5:00 pm Sunday Mass Hours:

7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am, & 12:00 pm (Noon) 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.

Most Rev. R. Daniel Conlon, Bishop, Diocese of Joliet

Rev. Vytas Memenas, Pastor Emeritus www.stanthonyfrankfort.com

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St. Anthony Catholic Church Frankfort, IL · the Gospel: in charity, truth, and justice. clear guidance in this endeavor. Partisan political activity is, however, incompati-ble with