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Welcome to Our Lady of Grace Parish
All Catholics 18 and older living in the area and
regularly worshipping here are encouraged to
register. Formal registration is required for persons
wishing to participate in our Sacramental Preparation
for Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation
and Marriage. Baptism or Confirmation sponsors
must be registered and active at least six months
prior to reception of the sacrament.
STEWARDSHIP
Being a member of our community means that each
one of us is faithful in sharing of the gifts that God
has given us. We are asked to share our faith and
prayer; our time, ability and knowledge and our
financial resources with the parish for the good of
God’s people.
EUCHARIST
Saturday: 4:30 PM
Sunday: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 AM & 5:30 PM
Holy Day: 6:00 PM Vigil
Holy Day: 6:30 & 9:00 AM & 6:30 PM
Daily: 8:30 AM & 5:30 PM Mon-Fri;
Sat: 7:50 & 9:00 AM
Rosary prayed Monday thru Friday 8 AM; also on
Sat. 8:30AM.~ Novena to the Miraculous Medal
after 5:30 PM Mass on Friday.
BAPTISM
Baptism is celebrated on the first and third Sundays
after the 11:00 AM Mass or during one of the Sunday
Masses. Baptism Preparation is required prior to
baptism. The parents must be registered and
practicing parishioners. Godparents must be active
members of a parish and recommended by their
pastor. Adults and/or older children seeking baptism
do so according to the Rites of Christian Initiation of
Adults. Please call the Parish Office.
RECONCILIATION
Thursdays before First Friday 3:00 to 4:00 PM.
Saturdays 3:00 to 4:00 PM and after the 4:30 PM
liturgy until all confessions are heard. Communal
celebration of Reconciliation seasonally scheduled,
also by appointment.
CONFIRMATION
Preparation takes place in Religious Education
classes and our parish grade school. All other
parishioners wishing confirmation please call the
Parish Office to arrange preparation.
MARRIAGE
Prior to setting a date, the marriage plans and
preparation should be arranged at least 6 months
before the desired wedding date, sooner if at all
possible. Please contact the Parish Office.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
AND VISITATION
Anyone seriously ill, hospitalized for major surgery
or advanced age may be anointed by contacting the
Parish Office. Communion calls to the sick or shut-
in every Friday, First Friday or Sunday; other times
as requested. For pastoral visits made to hospitals or
homes, please call the Parish Office, 838-0395.
FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT DECEMBER 2, 2018
Mission Statement We, the Catholic Community of faith at Our Lady of Grace Parish, baptized into the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, are committed to make visible His life and ministry through spiritual growth in our lives, worship, community and service to those in need.
Parish Office ................................838-0395 Our Lady of Grace School .........838-2901
3005 Condit Street 3025 Highway Avenue
Pastor: Rev. Edward J. Moszur Principal: Mark Topp
Email: [email protected] Website: www.olgraceschool.org
Website: olgcatholicchurchhighland.org [email protected]
OLG: http://astore.amazon.com/olpa-20 [email protected]
[email protected] Liturgy and Music.......................838-4945 [email protected]
Danette Lashbrook
Ephesus Home .............................972-1944 Religious Education....................972-6388
Donna Velez email: [email protected]
OLG Outreach Ministry……...923-6085 Pre-School...................................972-6377
Knights of Columbus #8080.......741-2036
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OUR LADY OF GRACE HIGHLAND, IN
Educational Life Commission
SCRIPTURE STUDY
Scripture Study—Scripture Study will meet
December 2nd from 4--5:15 pm in Ephesus Home
(3033 Condit St.). December 2nd is the Last Session before
Christmas. Scripture Study will resume Sunday, January 13,
2019.
SAVE THE DATE
NWI Catholic Women’s Conference Saturday, April 6, 2019 held at Queen of All Saints, Michigan City, MI.
Elizabeth Ministry—The Carmelite Home gladly accepts donations through-out the year. They are in need of shampoo, body wash, baby wash, toothpaste, baby wipes and diapers. Travel size appreciated. Donations can be dropped off at the parish office. Thank you
Rosary Reminder
The Rosary is prayed every morning in the chapel, M-F at 8 am, and at 8:30 am on Saturday mornings. We gather to pray for our special needs, our family,
our country, our world. Please join us.
Oplatky (Christmas Wafers)
Are available in the Parish office for $2 per package.
CATHOLIC QUOTES - WORDS TO INSPIRE THE FAITHFUL
"The season of Advent means there is something on the horizon the
likes of which we have never seen before."
-- Jan Richardson
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is the process
by which persons become Catholic through Baptism,
Confirmation & Eucharist. This process is for those who have
never been baptized, baptized in a non-Catholic Christian
tradition or baptized in the Catholic faith and never received the
sacraments of Eucharist or Confirmation and are over the age
of 7. Please call the Rel Ed office at 219-972-6388 for more
information. Thank you!
EUCHARIST MEETING for PARENTS of 3rd grade
students in REL ED and OLG. Thurs., Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. in
Room 1. Fr. Moszur will be our guest speaker. Information
regarding the reception of First Eucharist will be shared. Mark
your calendar!
“EPHESUS HOME HIGHLIGHTS”
Tuesday/December 4
T’ai Chi /Snowman Building/Lunch
Wednesday/December 5
Chair Aerobics/Snowman Building/Lunch
Thursday/December 6
Rosary/Pinochle/Lunch
BISHOP NOLL—OPEN HOUSE
Families considering a Bishop Noll Institute education can attend an
open house from 6 to 8 p.m. Dec. 6th to see the school in action. Bishop Noll, a Catholic college preparatory high school, is located at 1519 Hoffman St. in Hammond. Attendees can tour the school, meet current students, teachers and coaches and learn how Noll educates students in mind, body and soul. For more information, contact Director of Admissions Jeff Stur at [email protected] or (219) 932-9058, ext. 1008, or visit bishopnoll.org.
Andrean High School—Upcoming Admissions Events
Sunday, December 9th: Entrance Exam 1:00 - 4:30 PM
Thurs., December 13th: Parent Information Night from 6:30 - 8:30
Annual Cookie Walk and Craft Bazaar sponsored by St. Andrew’s Women’s Guild. St. Andrew the Apostle Church, Ameling Hall, 801 W. 73rd Ave. Merrillville, invites you on Saturday, December 8th to the
Annual Cookie Walk and Craft Bazaar 9 am—4 pm. Delicious Assortment of Cookies $7.00 per Pound. Handmade gifts and delights from local crafters and artisans. \
St. Mary of the Lake, 6080 Miller Ave, Gary is having a Christmas
Bazaar this weekend, Dec. 1 from 9am-4 pm and Sunday, Dec. 2 from
9am-2pm.
2018 CHRISTMAS CONFESSION SCHEDULE
Mon, Dec 17 7:00 p.m. Communal Penance
Celebration with Private Confession
Tues., Dec. 18 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs., Dec. 20 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Fri., Dec. 21 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Sat., Dec 22 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Please come to the
COMMUNAL PENANCE CELEBRATION
Monday, December 17, 2018 - 7:00 PM
to avoid the crowds on the last day
NO CONFESSIONS CHRISTMAS EVE
2018 CHRISTMAS LITURGY SCHEDULE
Monday, December 24 - CHRISTMAS VIGIL
4:00 p.m. Carols 4:30 p.m. Christmas: Vigil Mass 10:00 p.m. Carols 10:30 p.m. Christmas: Mass
Includes Procession to the Manger with the Infant Jesus Statue
Tuesday, December 25 - CHRISTMAS DAY
7:00 a.m. Christmas: Mass During The Day
9:00 a.m. Christmas: Mass During The Day
11:00 a.m. Christmas: Mass During The Day
NO EVENING MASS CHRISTMAS DAY
Gifts that GIVE BACK TO OLG CHURCH
TRIP/SCRIP PROGRAM—Sale TODAY December 1 & 2 after 4:30
pm Mass on Saturday & after Sunday morning Masses. Stock up for
Holidays, gift cards, gas, theatre tickets & groceries cards. . . Next
Sales on December 8, 9, 15, 16 .. Cards sold raise funds for OLG
Church. Contact Georgina for placing regular or special orders or
additional cards you may need (219) 808-4557. Thank you for your support.
Christmas Gifts for our Shut In’s of the Parish
Ephesus Home once again is asking for your help to fill Christmas bags
with special gifts for our Shut-In’s (30).
If you would like to donate items for our Christmas bags, we are
accepting and in need of the items: Pens, postage stamps, small note pads, sugarless gum and candy, individual pretzels, pudding, fruit cups and snacks, small individual bags of cookies, and applesauce. Any Monetary donations would be greatly appreciated. Please enclose your donation in an envelope labeled “Gift Items for Shut-In’s” and deposit in Sunday’s Collection or take to the parish office. Donated items can be brought to Ephesus Home (Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9am-
12pm) or take to parish office by December 10th. Thank You.
FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT DECEMBER 2, 2018
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Baptism
SPECIAL BLESSINGS & CONGRATULATIONS
TO OUR NEWLY BAPTIZED CHILD
EDWARD JOSEPH SMITH
Son of M/M Kevin and Carol Smith
SOCIAL OUTREACH COMMISSION
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS ALL THE SICK OF THE PARISH AND
THOSE RECOVERING FROM SURGERY
David Adams, Leonard Alders, Victoria Al-Akel, Jordan Al-Akel, John Amador Family, David
B., Sarah Barsic, Peggy Baxter, William Beaver, Joseph Belinsky, Aric Benton, Liz Breslin,
Bryant Besson, Jim Bielak, Betty Bielak, Denyse Buck, George Buck, Eugene Bukowski Jr.,
Lorraine Burczyk, Judy Cano, Rocia Cerventez, Mary Kay Conrad, Joel Cohn, Nicholas Cohn,
Norma Cosentino, Delores Dockery, Beverly Domsic, Leonard Dora, Zayden Curtis Dover,
Audrey Dreher, Elizabeth Ann, Allison Elo, Gabriel Esparza, Matt Ferree, Todd Firsich,
Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Ralph Foster, Eileen Frederick, Linda Friedrich, Monica Furjel, MaryAnn
Gard, Rich Garza, Rose Gerbar, Gordon C. Gladden, Carolyn Goeringer, Anna Grcich, Cheryl
Gutierrez, Joe Gutierrez, Katelyn H., Debbie Halas, Anne Haizlip, Bethmarie Hedrick, Joan
Hmrovic, Al Hmrovic, Terry Hyland, Kim Hunt, Sam Hus, Shirley Jaworski, Mary Hogan,
James Horvath, Ken/Jill Jamieson, Nathan Janic, Linda Judge, Janet Justice, Arlene Kane, John
Klimaszewski, Giovanni Komyatte, Maureen Koselke, John Kowalski Jr., Margaret Kowalski,
Deacon Tom Kreidler, Renee Krinck, John Kruger, Carol/Leighann Lambert, Bernice Last,
Loretta Laucis, Ian Lesko, Marge Loehrke, Sharon Lookinbee, Fr. Eduardo Malagon, Joanne
Manich, Steve Manich, John Manion, Matt Mantel, Stephanie McGee, Kathaleen McMahon,
Patrick McMahon, Lynn Mellendoff, Steve Michalak, John Mika, Jane Morow, Carlos(CJ)
Moreno, Robert Murry, Chuck Matulis, Liz Munoz, Bernadine Nemeth, Vivian Perez, Dominic
Noce, Helen Ostroski, Ronald Ostrowski, Elsie Palikan, Erica Patricks, Arden Prendergast,
Peter Peters, Aubrey Cameron Raymond, Brian Robert, Yolanda Ross, Charles Rudick, Jeffrey
Ryan, Evelyn Sartini, Nancy Seberger, Tim Segvich, Cynthia Sindall, Andy Simcox, Marie
Skrentny, Mary Staroscsak, Bill Stone, Paul Stupeck, Harold Therault, Ethel Thomas, Angela
Torrenga, Ruth Troxell, Mark Trygovich, Maggie Trytek, Thomas VerWay, Betty Walsh,
Alexandria Welty, Joseph Wisniowski, Tom Wojcinski, Kathy Wojnicz, Loretta Wolak, Donna
Writt, Chris & Kaylynn Wrobel, Stan Wrobel, Vickie Wrobel, Ava Wynn, Constance Zeilenga,
Jose (Joselito) Zendejas. Names will remain on the Prayer List for 2 months. Requests to
remain on the Prayer List are renewable by calling the Parish Office,
838-0395.
Stewardship: A Way of Life
Waiting is not always so easy. If you lack patience, like me, you probably
want whatever is going to happen to just happen already. I remember
waiting on the births of my children. There was the time I sat with my
dying father in the hospital. One year, we waited to see if our oldest child
got into the college of his choice, or any college at all, which was nerve-
wracking. So, to make the time pass more easily, and because it is prudent
and wise, we make preparations. We put together nurseries, go over last
will and testaments, and look through endless college mailings. Then, when
the event finally happens or our fate is unveiled, the preparation ends.
Either you have prepared well or you didn't. Unlike events in our lives that
only happen once, we have been through Advent many times before. Even
though this is the case, when Christmas arrives many of us will think we
missed it again, and next year will be the year we really get into Advent. Of
course, there is no promise of next year. What if you knew this was your
last Advent ever? I once read a book about how to live your life as if you
only had one year to live. The author said that doing this provides incentive
for a real commitment to living life to its fullest. You notice things for the
first time. You make plans that you always put off. You tell people what
you always wanted to say. I hope all who read this have many wonderful
years ahead of them. However, let's approach this Advent like it is our last.
I bet Christmas will seem that much sweeter. And who knows, we may
find a new and improved way to live all year long.-- Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
Parish Life Commission
12/1 Angel Tree Project begins
Confessions 3-4 pm
12/1 & 12/2 Trip/Scrip card sales after Masses
12/2 Altar & Rosary Corp Communion 9 am Mass
St. Nick’s Breakfast 7:30 am—12:30 pm /Café
ADVENT PRAYER SERVICE in Church 7 pm
12/4 Altar & Rosary Christmas Potluck Dinner 6 pm/Café.
12/5 Baptism Prep in Library 7-9 pm (Pre-register)
12/6 Confessions 3-4 pm Church (First Friday confessions)
12/7 First Friday
Vigil Mass: 6:00 pm Mass—Holy Day of Obligation
Immaculate Conception of Blessed Virgin Mary
OLG 8th Grade Winter Formal
12/8 Holy Day of Obligation: Immaculate Conception of
Blessed Virgin Mary. PLEASE NOTE:
Morning Masses Only: 7:50 am and 9:00 am
Confessions 3-4 pm in Church
12/8 & 12/9 Trip Scrip Card Sale after Masses
12/9 ADVENT PRAYER SERVICE in Church 7 pm
Trip/Scrip Card Sale after Masses
12/11 K of C Meeting Cafe 7 pm
12/13 Angels of the Altar Cleaning Church 9:00 am
(OLG parents Volunteers needed)
12/14 OLG Christmas Program in Church 7:00 pm
12/15 Paper /Can Drive 9am—12 pm
(OLG parents Volunteers needed)
12/15 & 12/16 Trip Scrip Card Sale after Masses
12/16 ADVENT PRAYER SERVICE in Church 7 pm
Angel Tree deadline—No later than 5:30 pm
12/17 COMMUNAL PENANCE SERVICE 7 PM
12/18 Confessions: 3-4pm 5-6 pm
12/19 OLG Outreach Mtg. / PO 6:30 pm
Shelter Meal Prep 4:30 pm in Café.
12/20 Confessions: 3-4pm 6-7 pm
Finance Meeting 7 pm
12/21 OLG Early Dismissal 11:30 am for Christmas Break
Confessions: 3-4pm 5-6 pm
12/22 Confessions: 3-4 pm
12/23 ADVENT PRAYER SERVICE in Church 7 pm
12/24 See Page 2 For CHRISTMAS MASS SCHEDULES
12/25 See Page 2 For CHRISTMAS MASS SCHEDULES
12/31 Vigil Mass (Holy Day of Obligation) at 4:30 pm
The Octive Day of the Nativity of the Lord; Solemnity
of Mary, the Holy Mother of God.
01/01/19 (Holy Day of Obligation) Masses: 9am & 11 am
Please Note: NO EVENING MASS
The Octive Day of the Nativity of the Lord; Solemnity
of Mary, the Holy Mother of God.
ANGEL TREE
Angels are now available on the Christmas trees in the main and side entrances of our church. Please
help make Christmas special for our needy children
of Highland. Presents with the Angel attached
must be returned to the church entrances no later than
December 16th - 5:30 p.m. Mass.
Thank you! Outreach Ministry.
Rest in Peace
Patricia A. Kozlowski
Genovoa Lopez
*PICK UP 2019 MONTHLY RAFFLE TICKETS in Church*
Most of you by now have received the letter about the monthly
raffle tickets. The first monthly raffle is on January 25, 2019, so be
sure your stubs are filled out and turned in to the Parish Office or
in the Collection Basket. You have 36 chances to win. Please be
sure to pick up your tickets in Church. Call the Parish Office at 838
-0395 should you need additional tickets or if you have any
questions. Thank you for supporting our parish.
OUR LADY OF GRACE HIGHLAND, IN
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OUR LADY OF GRACE HIGHLAND, IN
STEWARDSHIP AND
PARISH ADMINISTRATION
OUR LADY OF GRACE
PASTORAL COUNCIL 2017/2018
Rev. Edward J. Moszur, Pastor Richard Fowler Cyril (Cy) Huerter Marilyn Babcock
Fran Pavnica Marianne Bodnar Dan Garner Kathy Gortat Lynn Strom Sarah Boyer Nellie Dolatowski Georgia Veneziano Phyllis Sedlack
Catholic Services Appeal 2018 week 32
CSA will be updated in the next Bulletin due to Early Bulletin Submission.
GIFTS PLEDGED PAID
This week 5 $ 1,875.00 $ 1,385.00 To date 384 $ 56,328.00 $ 52,278.00
I am most grateful to those who have responded so generously to the 2018 Catholic Services Appeal. We are currently at 81.3% of our
pledged amount, and 76% of our paid amount. We need your help
to fulfill our parish obligation of $ 66,918.00. We will still owe $
14,640.00. Your contribution helps provide tuition assistance for those who seek a Catholic education at Our Lady of Grace grade school and Diocesan high schools, the seminary education of men for the priest-hood, training and education of lay ministers, support for retired priest, youth and young adult ministries, Catholic Charities, and assistance to national and international works. Please consider a generous gift to this year’s CSA campaign. Thank you. Fr. Moszur
LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR ADVENT
As we begin our Advent journey in preparation for the celebration of
Christ's birth and in anticipation of his coming again in glory, we are
reminded of our need to be vigilant and prepared. This short season of
Advent can be a mini-retreat for us who find ourselves living in a
world that is often counterproductive to developing mature, focused,
and meaningful relationships with God. Being a Christian and stand-
ing firm in our faith requires a strength that can only come from pray-
er. These four short preparatory weeks can help us look back to what
God has done in history, to what God continues to do in our lives to-
day, and to what God promises for the future. May we use this Advent
time wisely, calling us to greater holiness.
MASS INTENTIONS 2018
Monday, December 3—St. Francis Xavier, Priest
8:30 am † Frances Wachadlo Int Sister, Evelyn & Bob Bevis 5:30 pm † Steve P. Kuric Int. Daughter, Joan Kuric
Tuesday, December 4—Advent Weekday
8:30 am † Mike Pavnica Int. Fran Pavnica 5:30 pm † Happy Birthday in Heaven, Beverly Mullaney
Int. Louis P. Kolbus, Jr.
Wednesday, December 5—Advent Weekday
8:30 am † Denise Korbel Int. Ryan & Laurie Tremb
5:30 pm † Denise Korbel Int. Friend, Lynn Barlog
Thursday, December 6—Advent Weekday 8:30 am † Bob Penwell Int. Marilyn Babcock 5:30 pm † Listed Intention All Souls
Friday, December 7—St. Ambrose, Bishop & Doctor of Church
8:30 am Timothy & Josephine Segvich For Health and Welling Being Int. Greg & Vickie Stok
Friday, December 7—Vigil: Immaculate Conception of the
Blessed Virgin Mary (Holy Day of Obligation)
6:00 pm † Carol Ryfa Int. Ryfa Family
Saturday, December 8—The Immaculate Conception of the
Blessed Virgin Mary (Holy Day of Obligation)
7:50 am † People of Our Lady of Grace
9:00 am † Yvonne Wisler Int. Gloria Smokvina
Sunday Liturgy
Saturday, Vigil: December 8—2nd Sunday of Advent
4:30 pm † Paul L. Doherty Int. Doherty Family
Sunday, December 9 —2nd Sunday of Advent
7:00 am † People of Our Lady of Grace
9:00 am † Russell “Cookie” Petersen Int. Elaine Krasowski 11:00 am † Joe Koselke “Happy 84th Birthday” Int. Love Always,Wife, Maureen & Daughter, Colette
5:30 pm † Maria Moore Int. Allison Geiger & Liz Al-Akel
Gifts of Bread and Wine
Anyone who would like to bring the gifts of bread and wine to the altar for a weekend Mass, please call the Parish Office, 838-0395.
Ministry to the Sick and Homebound
If a parishioner would like the Sacrament of the Sick before going into the hospital or spiritual care while in the hospital, call the Parish Office at 838-
0395. The Sacrament of the Sick usually takes place after a weekday or weekend Mass.
SUNDAY OFFERING
11/25/18
Adults ……………………………………………....$ 8,334.00 Children……………………………………………..$ 36.55 Loose………………………………………….....….$ 1,179.40
11/19/18
Adults ……………………………………………....$ 10,367.00 Children……………………………………………..$ 30.00
Loose………………………………………….....….$ 1,401.85
11/12/18
Adults ……………………………………………....$ 11,074.00 Children……………………………………………..$ 31.00
Loose………………………………………….....…. $ 1,599.25
Our Lady of Grace & Amazon
Our Parish Website Has Been Expanded
We would like to remind everyone to please visit our parish website. It is a good resource for weekly bulletins, (past and present), the weekly readings, Mass Intentions, upcoming events, meetings, general parish information, and guidelines. Please visit: www.olgcatholicchurchhighland.org
Our Lady of Grace & Amazon
When you are shopping on Amazon, please do so through the OLG link: http://astore.amazon.com/olpa-20 and OLG will get a percentage of your purchase.
NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION
If you are not a member & would like to join Our Lady of Grace, 3 NEW WAYS TO REGISTER:
Anyone wishing to register at Our Lady of Grace can do so at the end of each
Mass on the First Sunday of every month. Registrations will be in the church
vestibule. At this time, we can set up an appointment if you wish or take the necessary information to begin the process.
If the time allotment is not suitable for you after Mass, then there will be
Information Slips and Boxes, at three locations in the church (Church
Vestibule, Entrance next to School, and Entrance near the choir). Just deposit the Information Slip (Name, Address and Phone Number) into the box. A parish representative will contact you to set up an appointment or direct you to an office contact person.
We have also have a Registration form online in the OLG website.
Complete Form & a parish representative will contact you. Website: olgcatholicchurchhighland.org
We hope that this will assist ALL who would like to join Our Lady of Grace Parish. We are offering more flexibility for the registration process due to scheduling conflicts, and/or time restraints. Hope to see you soon.
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