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Sacred Heart Church
Winnetka - Glencoe
Sunday September 22, 2013
Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
THE TOWER
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www.sacredheartwinnetka.com
Office Hours: 8:30 AM—4:30 PM, Monday through Friday
1077 Tower Road, Winnetka, Illinois 60093
Mass Schedule
Monday—Friday 7:00 am & 8:30 am
Saturday 8:30 am & 5:00 pm
Sunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am, 4:30 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 9:00—9:30 am OKTOBERFEST MASS
4:00 PM Outside
Saturday September 28th
No 5:00PM Mass in Church
The Psalm and its Place in the Liturgy of the Word
Modern technology – a blessing and sometimes a curse! One weekend during the summer, the microphone
plugs in the music area, where the song leader normally stands, became inoperative. Our sound technician
was not available to come and solve the problem until the following Tuesday. This struck me as the per-
fect opportunity for the cantor to move to the ambo in order to sing the Responsorial Psalm. In many par-
ishes, this practice is nothing new. Obviously I had some concerns. Would our cantors feel comfortable
with this change, which requires them to cross over to the opposite side of the sanctuary? Would our
lectors take this as an infringement on their turf? We decided to give it a try, and the overall reaction has
been positive.
The Psalms, also Sacred Scripture, are considered an integral part of the Liturgy of the Word, allowing
the assembly, time to reflect and then respond to what has been heard in the first reading. It also prepares
us for what will follow in the second reading and Gospel. Quite often there might be one key word in the
refrain of the psalm, such as mercy, thanks, love, light, shepherd, and the list goes on, which captures the
poetic essence of the psalm for the day. The liturgical documents “Sing to the Lord” and the General
Instruction on the Roman Missal clearly state that the Psalm should be proclaimed from the ambo when-
ever possible, or another suitable place. There is a distinction made here between the Psalm and other
hymns or songs that are sung during the Liturgy, which do not hold the same liturgical significance. In
cases when the Psalm is recited rather than sung, it is proclaimed by the lector rather than the cantor. If
these liturgical roles are understood, and the lectors and cantors know they are sharing their ministries to
proclaim the Word of God, there will not be a divide among the two ministers
.
There are still times when a small group of singers will proclaim the verses of the Psalm together, and it
is not practical for them to be crowded around the ambo. Therefore this practice is most likely to occur
when there is an individual cantor in front of church, or if the cantor is singing verses in dialogue with
the choir or another cantor in the rear gallery.
On another note, the Catholic Church will celebrate a milestone anniversary on December 3, 2013. This
is the 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council’s “Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy” or as it is
called in Latin “Sacrosanctum Cocilium,” the milestone event which transformed how we celebrate the
Eucharist. Perhaps this is a prime opportunity to consider where we are with the idea of full, conscious,
and active participation by all involved in the celebration of the liturgy. How does our baptism constantly
challenge us to take part through our participation in this wondrous gift of the Eucharist? Is our participation
external or internal, or a combination of both? Food for thought!
~Todd Gresick
Director of Music Ministries
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD Alleluia! We now have the four leaders we need to begin
having Children’s Liturgy of the Word each week at the 10:30
Mass. We will begin on October 6. Children ages 4 and older
are invited to come up, be blessed and sent out to hear God’s
Word (the readings) on their level of understanding and have
discussion/activities to help them learn. They then return to
church at the Preparation of the Gifts. No need to register for
this. Encourage your children to participate.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS Today we celebrate Catechetical Weekend with a special blessing of our catechists/teachers at the 5:00 Saturday Mass and 10:30 Sunday Mass. Our thanks to all who share their faith, including parents who are the most important catechists for their children. Last Sunday’s Newcomers Brunch was lovely, attended by some of our new religious education families and hosted by members of our Religious Education Board. Our thanks to Lisa Centner and Dana Crumley for baking and putting on a delicious spread and to Chris Lolli for joining the welcomers. Parents of all 1st Communion and Confirmation Students are expected to attend a Parent Meeting tomorrow evening (Monday) at 7:00-8:30 PM in the Parish Center. Our presenter is Dr. Terry Nelson Johnson, director of Faith Formation at Old St. Pat’s, who will speak on the topic “Sacraments are…” Even if you’ve heard him in prior years, come and hear him again and be surprised at new insights and stories. Our 3rd grade classes will attend next Sunday’s 9:00 Mass as a class. They will be sitting up front on the lector side. Each week of class another grade will be attending the 9:00 Mass in church, instead of celebrating Mass in the gym as we’ve done for the past many years. Have a good week.
SPARKED HEARTS
All our Sparked Hearts events are after 4:30 Mass on Sundays unless otherwise stated. They are: 1st Sunday of the Month: AT THE MOVIES: We use movies to talk about life and faith. Pizza and popcorn included! Movie suggestions always welcome! 2nd Sunday of the Month: JUST FOR FUN: Time to kick back and have a good time! Food, games, and great fun! 3rd Sunday of the Month: ONE WORD: Great discussions will start with just one word. With teen-suggested topics this is a safe space to share without judgment and with lots of support. 4th Sunday of the Month: DO SOMETHING: We will do a variety of service projects! Times may vary depending on the project. DO SOMETHING: Sept. 22 Bring some toiletries for St. Columbanus Food Pantry to our meeting where we will decide what service projects we want to do this year! You get to decide! Sept. 29—A fifth Sunday? What a gift! Enjoy it! And think about... AT THE MOVIES: Oct. 6 Submit now the movie you would like to discuss! Send ideas to Carol via email or the Facebook group! OKTOBERFEST is September 28th, and we want you to volunteer! Yes, this goes towards service hours! Register online. I need your help to run games, or if that’s not your forte you are welcome to mark whatever you like on the form! JUNIOR HIGH EVENTS are every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 6:30. Sept. 24: We will be kicking off our year of community with great games and discussion. What’s that? A drawing for a
Domino’s gift card? You betcha! Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @SparkedHearts and find us on Facebook! Contact Carol anytime 847-446-0856 x. 132 or [email protected]
School News
Say Cheese! Picture day for JK 7
th grades will be on Tuesday, September 24
th. This is an out-of–uniform day so
please have your child(ren) dressed in nice clothes and have their smiles ready for the camera. There will be Catholic High School reps visiting the school on Tuesday, Sept. 24
th starting at 9:30 am. This is a
great opportunity for both 7th and 8
th graders to gather information about the various high schools and meet with
the reps to answer any questions. Don’t forget to sell that Gift Wrap! The wrapping paper is the best and several gifts and candy are also offered. Think ahead for Birthdays and Christmas and look over the delicious candies and gifts that are offered for purchase. Your orders are placed on line and will be delivered to school (do not pay more to have them shipped to your home). The sale ends Monday, September 24
th.
No School on Friday September 27
th for a Teacher In Service Day. Have a great long weekend
The Germans have a special word for it “Ge`müt lich keit”: comfortableness or friendliness. In the small Bavarian
villages where my relatives have introduced me to their friends and neighbors it really means “inclusiveness” or
“belonging.” So I have found it very interesting that these smaller German villages do not have a dramatic decline
at their Sunday Masses attendance as do the larger population centers. Why – I think it’s their “Gemütlichkeit”:
the same neighbors you party with are the ones you pray with! “Gemütlichkeit” forms community!
Gemütlichkeit is the whole idea behind Sacred Heart’s Oktoberfest. It is the comfortable feeling of belonging to a
neighborhood and to a community and to a parish. So please make plans to join us on Saturday Sept 28th for
entertainment, food and beer and fun for the whole family.
Invite your friends and neighbors, even if they’re not Catholic!
~ Fr. Bob
Fellow Lectors, It’s time for our Sacred Heart Lector Refresher program. We’ll offer sessions on Tuesday October 1st & 8th, Thursday October 3rd & 10th evenings at 6:30 pm or Saturday October 5th & 12th at 11am (provided there are no funerals). Everyone is REQUIRED to attend TWO sessions. During the sessions, each of us will be recorded reading the pre-assigned reading (after practicing at home). After all are finished, we will review the recordings and comment, positively and critically, on each of our reading skills. Please bear in mind, these sessions and comments are not to be taken personally; the only goal is to improve everyone's proclamation of the Word. In addition, we will review the choreography of the Mass with respect to where and when we should be in the vicinity of the altar. Oftentimes there have been occasions when awkward moments have occurred, or when things could have flowed more smoothly. All of this, fellow lectors, is to improve the experience for Sacred Heart parishioners, and to improve the innate abilities of Sacred Heart's lectors. When we instituted this program at Holy Name Cathedral (my previous parish), there were some issues that some lectors had: "I have been here for years and don't need this" or "Who’s to say what is correct or incorrect in one's lectur-ing," etc. However, when this refresher program was rolled out, it was very rewarding to all and I was amazed at how helpful it became. It helped most of us improve on our lecturing skills, choreography, etc. I’m sure you’ll find the program interesting. The bottom line is: everyone is able to improve, and everyone should be able to improve. I hope that all of our Lector team will pitch in, attend the mandatory sessions, and strive to improve the experience for all who attend Mass here at Sacred Heart Parish. My phone is 847.446.8582 for anyone that wants to contact me directly. To register please go to the Sacred Heart website under the Lector Refresher Course. At the bottom of the page click on “sign up here”. You will be directed to Sign Up Genius where you can choose the dates for your session. Many Thanks, Trip Lane
OKTOBERFEST MESSAGE
Catholic Parent Know How Pick up a copy of “Catholic Parent Know How” in our Church vestibule. It’s a great resource for parents interested in making lasting impressions on their children and building stronger Catholic families. You can visit the Archdiocesan website (www.archchicago.org) to find other resources for Catholic parents by clicking on the “Year of Strong Catholic Parents” banner (seen above). Remember these simple principles when educating your children about faith:
Get involved. Join a spirituality, prayer or faith group; attend a lecture on your faith.
Take your faith HOME and make it kid-friendly. Use kid prayer books. Talk about the readings after Mass. Talk about the saints. Talk about Catholic symbols and sacramental such as the triangle (Trinity), the rock (Peter), and blessing ourselves with Holy Water when we enter Church to renew our baptis-
mal promises. All these things lead to everyday teaching moments. Embrace them!
Initial Just Harvest "Stock the
Pantry" Drive A Success
Thanks to parishioners who generously donated to our initial "Stock the Pantry Drive" for our friends at the Just Harvest Community Kitchen. Each month, Just Harvest (ajustharvest.org) serves 5,000 hot dinners to our Rogers Park neighbors. Our pantry donations were delivered by Alex Valvassori and the Sacred Heart crew. Donations included coffee, tomato sauce, sugar, plastic bags, napkins mayonnaise, spices, Walgreens' and Costco gift cards, and other staples. All of this will be used in the next couple of weeks. Our initial effort was a success, that we'll do it again, a couple of times a year.
A big thank you to all those that helped to prepare food and to serve at the Just Harvest
Soup Kitchen on September 15. In addition to serving close to 150 people, generous
donations from parishioners provided important staples that help keep the kitchen oper-
ating. Thanks to Jim Carey for coordinating the staples collection.
COOKS SERVERS Deb Guy & Family Jim Carey Jeanne Morette & Family Maureen & Alex Valvassori Sue McGuire Tony Ghafouri Tony Ghafouri Beth & Craig Benson Susan Pigott Maureen Gilmore Jim & Fran Freeman Joel & Lourdes Birnbaum Dan Hagedorn & Family And a final shout out to Whole Foods for their generous contributions.
FINANCES AT A GLANCE – WEEK OF 9/15/13
Summary:
Actual Sunday Collections: $169,519.41
Budgeted Sunday Collections: $171,965.80
Shortfall: $( 2,446.39)
On this Catechetical Weekend we THANK and PRAY for all our CATECHISTS/
TEACHERS who share their faith with our young people.
May they and our community be blessed abundantly for their generous service.
School Sr. Kathleen Donnelly, O.P., Principal
Dragica Antolovic Brittany Jones Katie Stock
Gilda Boyd Steve Layne Susan Sullivan
Stella Carter Cara Lenz George Thomas
Debbie Catalano Julianne Leszczynski Dana Vance
Jonathan Comstock Barbara Onesti Laura Vancil
Helen Conklin Colleen Picchietti Laura Wettersten
Anne Conrad Sue Pinelli Kristy Wettersten
Cristina DeMartini Kathryn Polk Meredith Wine
Shirley Dias Cindy Razniewski Joe Yolles
Patrick Faul Sharyn Reiff Deana Youkhana
Stephanie Galvin Jean Schawaroc Maria Young
Pamela Geocaris Brian Stewart Christine Zapf
Religious Education Program
Sr. Luanne Wilhelm, SLW, DRE
Toni Pepping, Assistant DRE
Cindy Adams Kimberly Gorham Kelly Matthews
Bridget Albertson Dan Hagedorn Joe McGowan
Scott Brachmann Neilly Hallermann Tracy Moag
Tracey Breford Kim Half Mary Mollman
Beth Bruns Maris Harrington Kevin Murphy
Bill Carey Julie Hartvigsen Fran O’Connor
Sarah Collins Tina Hostert Maureen O’Connor
Bob Desmond Pauline Ignas Steve Olson
Clarke Devereux Kathy Janega Shawn Sandor
Jennifer D’Souza Kathy Jones Tristan Sandor
Barbara Erhardt Kristin Kalter Patty Sanfilippo
Andie Fezell Ann Marie Kiener Pete Spinner
Lynne Finneke Holly Kraus Janet Thabit
Sue Frederick Kathleen Kumer Alexandra Vancil
Paul Gallo Clay Lesniak Laura Vancil
Wendy Gilchrist Kristin Lolli Rebecca Wysockey
Matthias Zajdela
Monday, September 23 7:00AM - Intentions of the Prayer Group 8:30AM—Nancy Beal Tuesday, September 24 7:00 AM - Rowland Hoffman 8:30 AM - Bill Hocter Wednesday, September 25 7:00 AM - Parishioners of Sacred Heart 8:30 AM - Daniel M. Kerrane Jr. Thursday, September 26 7:00 AM -Intentions of Mr. & Mrs. George Hershey 8:30 AM - Mary Egan Friday, September 27 7:00 AM - Parishioners of St. Columbanus 8:30 AM - Norma Caputo Saturday, September 28 8:30 AM - Robert Berner Sr. 4:00 PM - Antonio & Rose Barone No 5:00PM Mass in Church Sunday, September 29 7:30 AM - Gertrude Gibbons 9:00 AM - Parishioners of Sacred Heart 10:30 AM - Orval & Agnes Kent 4:30 PM - Adrian Perez
MASS INTENTIONS
Reading 1: Amos 6:1a, 4-7
Reading 2: 1 Timothy 6:11-16
Gospel: Luke 16:19-31
Readings – September 29, 2013
Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, September 28
4:00 PM— Fr. Heidenreich/Deacon Gerald Keenan Sunday, September 29 7:30 AM— Fr. Nyache 9:00 AM— Fr. Kartje/Deacon Gerald Keenan 10:30 AM— Fr. Araujo/Deacon Michael McNulty 4:30 PM— Fr. Nyache/Deacon John Fay
Saturday, September 28 4:00 PM— Dan Kubasiak Sunday, September 29 7:30 AM— Claudia Mann 9:00 AM— Chris Hartman 10:30 AM— John McGarry 4:30PM— Catherine Lehman
Saturday, September 28
4:00 PM— Gretchen Jones, Mary Bridget Jones, Sam Rushin
Sunday, September 29
7:30 AM— Ian Graves, Michael Yager, Emily Yager 9:00 AM— Cate Murdock, Maeve Murdock, Maggie Murdock
10:30 AM— Trey Hession, Margo Hession, Caileigh Kengott
4:30 PM— Kelly Hagedorn, Sabrina Hagedorn, Will Newlands
Saturday, September 28
4:00 PM– Deb Kubasiak, Dan Kubasiak, Lamarr Tyler, Nancy Wais, Pete Wais Sunday, September 29 7:30 AM— Nancy Kehoe, Claudia Mann, Roberta Olshansky
9:00 AM— Arlen Craddock, Katie Feldheim, Marge Kalsch, John Madden, Roseanne Madden
10:30 AM— Maria Anderson, Frieda Baker, Mark Kengott, Christine Kengott, Kay Madden 4:30 PM— Pat Broadbridge, James Collins, Catherine Lehman
Saturday, September 28 4:00 PM— Mabel Grace, Edna Smith Sunday, September 29 7:30 AM— Rae Fritz 9:00 AM— Barbara Anderson, Ed Kuffert 10:30 AM— Frieda Baker, Christine Kengott 4:30 AM— Dan Hagedorn
PRESIDERS
LECTORS
ALTAR SERVERS
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
GREETERS
CANTOR/CHOIR
Saturday, September 28 4:00 PM— Saturday Choir Sunday, September 29 9:00 AM— Amy Becker 10:30 AM— Sacred Heart Choir 4:30 PM— Children’s Choir
Altar Servers 9/23-9/28 8:30AM Daily Mass: Scott Grodecki, Celia Satter
THIS WEEK AT SACRED HEART
Monday, September 23 Friday, September 27 Enrichment Dance Mix 3:15PM/PCR Amazing Minds Enrichment “Sacraments Are” 7:00PM/PCR Class 3:15PM/PCR Parent Mtg./Confirmation 7:00PM/PCR Karate Enrichment 3:30PM/ PCTR Tuesday, September 24 Parish Pastoral Council Mtg., 7:00PM/POCR Wednesday, September 25 Saturday, September 28 Enrichment Dance Mix 3:15PM/PCR Rosary Group 8:00AM Chapel Thursday, September 26 Cub Scout Mtg., 6:30PM/PCTR Nursing Home Angels OKTOBERFEST MASS Lake Cook/Lourdes Birnbaum 4:00PM Outside Glen Oaks/Mary Newton, Frieda Baker No 5:00PM Mass inside Church Social Teachings of the Church 7:00PM/POCR OKTOBERFEST 5:00-10:00PM Choir Rehearsal 7:30/PCMR
1077 Tower Road, Winnetka, IL 60093 847.446.0856; fax 847.501.5311 email: [email protected] / www.sacredheartwinnetka.com
Pastor - Rev. Robert J. Heidenreich - Parish Office ext. 138; Rectory ext. 116 / [email protected]
Associate Pastor - Rev. Collins Kisaka Nyache - Rectory, ext. 115 / Office ext. 113 [email protected]
Pastor Emeritus - Rev. Robert E. Ferrigan - 847-647-6557
Pastoral Associate - Judy Pyke - ext. 124/[email protected]
Permanent Deacons - John Fay / [email protected], Michael J. McNulty / [email protected], ext. 120,
Gerry Keenan / [email protected], 773-251-6626
Director of Music - Todd Gresick - ext. 107/[email protected]
Children’s Choir - Kathy Janega Keenan/[email protected], 847-736-3198
Sacristan Coordinator - June Hocter - ext. 136
Business Manager - Michelle Wasielewski / [email protected], ext. 131
Accounting/Census/Contributions/Tuition, Cindy Atsaves - ext. 114/ [email protected]
Bookkeeping, Suzie Danstrom - ext. 141/[email protected]
Building Engineer, Michael King - ext. 119
Administrative Assistant & Bulletin Coordinator (Monday—Friday), Trish O’Toole - ext. 101/ [email protected]
Website Administrator/Consultant (Offsite), Andy Duran - [email protected] Youth Minister, Carol Nowatzke - ext. 132/ [email protected]
One Voice, Carol Nowatzke - ext. 132/ [email protected] & Jonathan Comstock - [email protected]
Elementary School Principal - Sr. Kathleen Donnelly, O.P., / 1095 Gage Street - 847.446.0005
Religious Education Director - Sr. Luanne Wilhelm, SLW, / 1095 Gage Street - 847.446.6535
Baptism - By Appointment - We celebrate Baptisms on Sundays following the 10:30 Mass. Our Baptism Guidelines and Baptism
Information Forms are available on our website www.sacredheartwinnetka.com . For further information, please contact our
Baptism Coordinator at 847-446-0856. Baptism Preparation - 4th Sunday of the month 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. in the Parish Offices
Conference Room.
Sacrament of Matrimony - Contact priest or deacon 6 months prior to the anticipated date of marriage
Sacrament of Anointing - Please call one of the priests - 847.446.0856 ext. 115, ext. 116
PARISH CENTER ADDRESS: 1090 Gage St. (Corner of Gage and Burr)
Sacred Heart Parish Contact Information
CHURCH NAME AND NUMBER —
Sacred Heart Church #862
ADDRESS —
1077 Tower Road
Winnetka, Illinois 60093
PHONE —
847-446-0856
CONTACT PERSON —
Trish O’Toole x 101
SOFTWARE —
Microsoft Publisher 2007
Adobe Acrobat 8.0
Windows XP Professional
PRINTER —
HP Laserjet 1022
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SUNDAY DATE OF BULLETIN
September 22, 2013
THANK YOU!
