HOLY VIRGIN MARTYRS

HOLY VIRGIN MARTYRS St. Beatrice & St. Maria Goretti

Rectory: 4157 Atlantic Avenue

Schiller Park, IL 60176 847-678-0138

Email: [email protected] Website: www.hvmparish.org

Rev. Robert Schultz, Pastor

Marlene Bacha, Business Manager Richard Gersten, Music Director

Zerlina Kirchen, Coordinator of Lifelong Faith Formation Sue Hilger, Parish Nurse

Weekend Mass: Saturday—4:30pm, Sunday—9:30am, 11:30am

Weekday Mass: Monday—Thursday at 8:30am

Holy Day Masses: 8:30am, 12:00pm, 7:00pm

Confession (Reconciliation): Saturdays from 3:30-4:00pm

Baptisms: Celebrated once a month at 1:00pm

Contact the rectory to register as a new parishioner or to

schedule a Baptism, Wedding, Funeral, or Anointing.

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From the Pastor’s Desk Today, Aug. 15th, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Assump on of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven. The Assump on is one of the Holy Days of Obliga on in the liturgical year. Sadly, it is usually the least a ended of the Holy Days, possibly because it occurs during summer. So, I’m glad that more Catholics will be able to celebrate it this year, as it falls on a Sunday. And, just to clarify what we are actually celebra ng today: the doctrine of the Assump on was defined on Nov. 1, 1950 by Pope Pius XII when he wrote: “We pronounce, declare, and define it to be a divinely revealed dogma: that the Immaculate Mother of God, the ever Virgin Mary, having completed her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into heavenly glory.” On other note, I want to let everyone know of a great upcoming opportunity to support our parish. Bernadine Malus, a long- me parishioner, sadly passed away last year. Her cousin, Katherine Powers, is hos ng an Estate Sale at Bernadine’s home. Katherine would like to offer the sale as a fundraiser for Holy Virgin Martyrs Parish. Items for sale will include an ques, housewares, furniture, oriental rugs, etc. All items can be taken for a free-will dona on, and the proceeds will go towards the construc on and renova on of our new Parish Hall, mee ng rooms, and Rel. Ed. classrooms. In addi on, Katherine has graciously offered a matching fund – she will match whatever dollar amount the Estate Sale brings in and donate it to our parish! The sale will take place on Saturday, Aug. 28th from 10:00am to 7:00pm at 4616 Grace St. in Schiller Park. Please plan to bring your own bags, boxes, etc. that you may need to carry any items that you purchase. Finally, I’m excited to share with everyone that we now have a new logo for Holy Virgin Martyrs! As part of the Renew My Church process, when mul ple parishes unite into a new parish, they not only receive a new name, but they also adopt a new logo to be used for all parish communica ons (bulle n, website, social media, sta onary, signs, etc.) The Communica ons Department of the Archdiocese offers their services to new parishes to help design their new logos. We provided input to them about our two parishes, and they incorporated that into a new design that I hope you will like. It is printed below. It is also posted now on our bulle n and website, and over the coming weeks and months we will be using it more and more in our parish communica ons. I’d like to explain the logo you see below. The color blue in the cross represents St. Beatrice Parish, as that was the color of St. Beatrice School. The color red in the crown represents St. Maria Gore Parish, as that was the color of St. Maria Gore School. The crown at the top represents the martyrs’ crown (the Church tradi onally talks about a “crown of martyrdom” for those who gave their lives for Christ). As both St. Beatrice and St. Maria Gore were martyrs, the crown represents each of them (and the red is also symbolic of the blood that they shed). The two lilies in the middle of the cross represent purity. Virgins in the Church are o en pictured with lilies. Both St. Beatrice and St. Maria Gore were virgins (which is also why we have two lilies in the logo, one for each of them). St. Beatrice and St. Maria Gore , our two Holy Virgin Martyrs, pray for us. May God bless you.

Fr. Rob

PAGE THREE The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

In today’s Gospel, even the child in Elizabeth’s womb leaps with joy at the approach of Mary, the “lowly servant,” who by accepting God’s plan for her became blessed for all generations. Your gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will bring love to your neighbors who have nothing.

Readings For The Week

Monday: Jgs 2:11-19; Ps 106:34-37, 39-40, 43ab, 44; Mt 19:16-22 Tuesday: Jgs 6:11-24a; Ps 85:9, 11-14; Mt 19:23-30 Wednesday: Jgs 9:6-15; Ps 21:2-7; Mt 20:1-16 Thursday: Jgs 11:29-39a; Ps 40:5, 7-10; Mt 22:1-14 Friday: Ru 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22; Ps 146:5-10; Mt 22:34-40 Saturday: Ru 2:1-3, 8-11; 4:13-17; Ps 128:1b-5; Mt 23:1-12 Sunday: Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b; Ps 34:2-3, 16-21; Eph 5:21-32 [2a, 25-32]; Jn 6:60-69

FEAST OF FAITH The Shape of the Eucharistic Prayer

Our Eucharistic Prayers originated in the traditional Jewish meal prayers known as berakah, which were prayers of thanksgiving used at meals. Over the centuries, the Christian thanksgiving, or Eucharist, gradually took shape. While in the East the Eucharistic Prayers (called anaphora) took many forms, in the Roman Church there was for many centuries just one Eucharistic Prayer, called the Roman Canon (now known as Eucharistic Prayer I). Almost all Eucharistic Prayers include the same basic elements. They begin with thanksgiving and acclamation. Then there is an epiclesis, as the priest calls down the Holy Spirit upon the gifts. Then follows the institution narrative and consecration, as the words that Jesus spoke at the Last Supper are repeated. After the consecration, we remember in an explicit way all that Christ has done for us—this is the anamnesis, or remembering. The prayer concludes with the offering, the intercessions—prayers for the Church, our leaders, ourselves—and a final doxology of praise. The reforms of the Second Vatican Council enriched our liturgy with additional Eucharistic Prayers, including both ancient texts (Eucharistic Prayer II is based on the most ancient of all existing Eucharistic Prayers) and new compositions. —Corinna Laughlin, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

THE DESTINY OF ALL MORTAL FLESH The celebration of today’s feast on a Sunday is unusual on our Roman Catholic calendar. Our observance of the Lord’s Day is held in such high esteem that few other feasts replace it. Occasionally there is a feast—usually of one of the saints—in which the saving power of God in Christ is so uniquely focused that the Roman rite deems it worthy of celebration on the Lord’s Day. Today is such a feast. Yet some are surprised at the brevity of the dogma in its entirety: “We pronounce, declare and define it to be a divinely revealed dogma: that the Immaculate Mother of God, the ever Virgin Mary having completed the course of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul to heavenly glory.” The Roman Catholic Church never defined any specifics or particulars about the event itself. It is not in the scriptures. There are no verifiable eyewitness accounts. At its core, the dogma reveals in Mary the destiny of all mortal flesh, and reinforces our creedal belief in resurrection of the body. This feast strengthens our faith, defined last week in Hebrews as the realization of things hoped for. We find, in Mary, that realization of what we all hope for, what Paul today affirms: “In Christ shall all be brought to life” (1 Corinthians 15:22). Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

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4:30pm 9:30am 11:30am

Presider Fr. Rob Fr. Rob Fr. Rob

Lector Cheryl McLean Andy Ybarra Z. Kirchen

Communion Ministers C. Widuch M. Widuch

R. Kra M. Morgan B. Kirchen

August 21st & 22nd

Masses for the Week Sunday—August 15th 9:30—Lena & Raymond Genne , req. Family Jack Tripoli, Jr., req. Wife Marion & Angeline Danhoffer, req. Alice Danhoffer Francine & Kra Family, req. Kra Family Calexta Mayol & Eleno Mayol, Sr., req. Family Roger Louis—Charles, req. Family Henry Ching, req. Conchita Ching Thomas Griffin, req, Griffin Family Donna Roberts, req. Barb J. and Jean W. Joseph Louis—Charles, req. Family Vincenta Zaragoza, req. Louis—Charles Family Clara Keefe, req. Dennis & Nancy Myszka Patricia Bombacino, req. Dennis & Nancy Myszka Joseph & Theresa Marczak, req. Family Blanca Selsky, req. Nicola Ma hew O’Brien, req. Family Roger Alva, req. Wife & Family Nick Irsuto, req. Irsuto Family Clemente Perez, req. Sofia Perez Hisberta Perez, req. Sofia Perez Elizabeth Lakan Illaw, rew. Sofia Perez 11:30—Ma hew Hendle, req. Family Gloria San ago Lopez, req. Lydia & Family Lucia Romozzi, req. Vito & Clara Brune Parishioners Monday—August 16th 8:30—Conce a Klimko, req. Bacha Family Jim Puchner, req. Sonia Bonacci Roger Alva, req. Wife & Family Tuesday—August 17th 8:30—Thomas & Margaret Ridgeway, req. Jim & Rose Ridgeway

Tuesday—August 17th Con nued 8:30— Roger Alva, req. Mr. & Mrs. Campeo o Inten ons of the Urbaniak Family Wednesday—August 18th 8:30—Joseph Cunningham, req. Family Roger Alva, req. Wife & Family Thursday—August 19th 8:30—Poor Souls in Purgatory, req. Heidorn Family Thanksgiving For Answered Prayers Roger Alva, req. Wife & Family Saturday—August 21st 4:30—Leonard Ksobiech, req. Sue Chrabaszcz George & Alice Theodosakis, req. Judy Webster Sunday—August 22nd 9:30—Lena & Raymond Genne , req. Family Joseph & Theresa Marczak, req. Family James, Mary, Margaret Florio, req. Dolores Florio Ma hew O’Brien, req. Family Thomas Griffin, req. Griffin Family Roger Alva, req. Wife and Family Henry Ching, req. Conchita Ching Robert Irsuto, req. Irsuto Family Blanca Selsky, req. Steve Selsky Conce a Klimko, req. Dorothy & Ernie Brown Joseph & Grace Castellen , req. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Paul 11:30—Ma hew Hendle, req. Family James Puchner, req. Cathy & Steve Schreiner Angeline Abatangelo, req. Val Abatangelo Conse a Pistowo, req. Val Abatangelo Deceased Members of Piotrowski & Pultorak Families, req. Robert & Chris ne Maszka 1:00—Bap sm

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Religious Education News Coordinator of Lifelong Faith Formation: Ms. Zerlina Kirchen

Phone: 847-671-6429 Email: [email protected]

Registration is now open for the 2021-2022 school year! You do not need to be a parishioner to enroll your child in the religious education program. We will be offering in-person learning with classes meeting either every other Tuesday from 6:00—8:00pm or every other Saturday from 9:00—11:30am. For families who are not yet ready to return to in—person learning we will still have a home school option available. Our classes take place at the Wagner Street entrance of the former St. Beatrice school building and our first classes will be on Tuesday, September 7th or Saturday, September 11th. Our registration days will take place at the Wagner Street entrance of the former St. Beatrice school building on: • Tuesday, August 17th and 24th from 4:00—7:30pm • Saturday, August 21st from 10:00am—2:00pm • Saturday, August 28th from 9:00am—3:00pm In order to register your child in the Religious Education program, you will need the following: • Completed Registration Form • Tuition Payment • Copy of your childʼs Baptism certificate • A copy of your childʼs 1st Reconciliation and Communion certificates, if applicable. Registration materials will be available for families who need them on registration day. For a child to be eligible to receive a sacrament in the Religious Education Program they must meet the 2 year consecutive attendance requirement and all other requirements for that sacrament. If your child needs a sacrament and completed their first year in 2019-20 but did not return last year for their second year, they will NOT need to repeat their first year. Sacramental fees must be paid for each child receiving a sacrament this year in the Religious Education Program. The sacramental fees are: COMMUNION—$50 and CONFIRMATION—$100

The tuition for the upcoming year is: 1 Child 2 Children 3+ Children Registered Parishioner $250 $300 $325 For Non – Registered Parishioners there is a $50 fee added to the tuition. Please note the tuition amounts DO NOT include sacramental fees. Tuition and Sacramental fees are to be paid at the time of registration. Families who pay in full at the time of registration will receive a $15 discount. If a family is unable to pay the entire amount at the time of registration, payment options are available upon request, a $15 Payment Plan fee will be added to your tuition. A $75. NON-REFUNDABLE payment along with any sacramental fees are due at the time of registration for those participating in a payment plan.

CATECHISTS NEEDED: We are in need of catechists on Saturday Mornings for 1st & 2nd grade. For more information or to volunteer, please contact the religious education office.

PAGE SIX Hypod Winner August 9, 2021

$100 Winner—Bernie Fuechtmann Ticket # 00654

Tickets are s ll available in the pamphlet rack in the back of church or from the Rectory during the week

Week of August 7th & 8th

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Mission $2,110.94

Maintenance $40.00

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Assump on $35.00

Fuel & Heat $75.00

Ascension $5.00

Catholic Chari es $5.00

Peter’s Pence $250.00

Priest’s Re rement $5.00

Giving Back The Virgin received salvation

so that she may give it back to the centuries.

—Peter Chrysologus

Betty Bajzek Char Banyai Tina Baroni

Kelsey Beltcher Sonia Bonacci Pat Brandolino

Camile Caccavari Gus Campeotto

Dee Covelli Bernie Cwan Sandy Davies

Angela DeFranco Joseph & Beatrice

Giannone Judy Golab

Robert Goode Howard & Carol Heidorn

Bob Hilger Laura Gardeck &

Jeff Hinz Jerry Hoss

Edith Jendruczek Michael & Vivian

Jennings Regina Kasper

Brian Kelly Jimmy Kokonas

Ted & Joan Lester Vicky Majewski

(nee Julitz) Karyn Mitchell Julie Parkinson

Deacon Ron Pilarski Ed Roberts

Barbra Rodgers Mary Ann Rose

Cathy & Steve Schreiner Matthew Siekierski

Susan Siekierski Mary Ann Stephansen

Sarah Tripoli Rev. Michael Valenti

Eleanor Vogel Jennifer Weber

Joan Weichbrodt Karen Weichbrodt Jean Wesolowski

Nancy Wright Mary Zoch

Please Pray For Those Who Are Sick:

Names placed on the sick list will be listed for 4 weeks, if you would like the name to be on the sick list longer than 4 weeks, you will need to contact the rectory.

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The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (R.C.I.A.) is the process by which adults prepare to be received into full communion with the Catholic Church. The RCIA provides the opportunity to grow in the faith, supported by the community of Holy Virgin Martyrs Parish. You begin with a period of Inquiry followed by weekly Mass attendance, study of the faith, practices and doctrines of the Catholic Church, which leads to your initiation through either Baptism or a Profession of Faith, and the reception of Eucharist and Confirmation. If you are considering joining the Church, we would love to help you in your journey! Or, if you know of anyone who is considering joining, consider extending an invitation to them! Have questions, need additional information, not sure if you should participate? Contact the rectory at (847) 678-0138 or go to our parish website www.hvmparish.org and click on Religious Education and then click on Becoming Catholic and fill out and submit the form.

Estate Sale to benefit Holy Virgin

Martyrs Parish

Bernadine Malus, a long-time parishioner, passed away last year. Her cousin, Katherine Powers, is hosting an Estate Sale at Bernadine’s home. Katherine would like to offer the sale as a fundraiser for Holy Virgin Martyrs Parish. Items for sale will include antiques, housewares, furniture, oriental rugs, etc. All items can be taken for a free-will donation, and the proceeds will go towards the construction and renovation of our new Parish Hall, meeting rooms, and Rel. Ed. classrooms. In addition, Katherine has graciously offered a matching fund – she will match whatever dollar amount the Estate Sale brings in and donate it to our parish! The sale will take place on Saturday, August 28th from 10:00am to 7:00pm at 4616 Grace St. in Schiller Park. Please plan to bring your own bags, boxes, etc. that you may need to carry any items that you purchase. Please consider taking part in this great opportunity to contribute to the future of our parish! And thank you so much to Katherine and Bernadine!

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Please Pray For Those in the Military:

Sergeant Michael Bavone Private Christopher Bavone

US Army. Staff Sergeant John J. Schreiner U.S.A.F. Sargeant Michael Keaty HN Nathan Wrobbel US Navy,

U.S.M.C. Gunnery Sergeant Osvaldo Rodriguez U.S.M.C. Kyle E. Ruth

Football Mania Tickets are now on sale! Each ticket is $20 and can be purchased in the back of church or at the Rectory

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Hello, Holy Virgin Martyrs parishioners, My name is Sue Hilger and I have the privilege of being your parish nurse. I want to tell you a li le about myself and what a parish nurse does. Some of you already know me as I have held this posi on for the past 8 years at St Maria Gore . I am a graduate of St Mary of Nazareth School of Nursing and then a ended Lewis University where I earned my BSN. I work at Amita Resurrec on Medical Center, working 35 years in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit and now as a Parish Nurse since October 2013. I am married and have 3 grown children. Parish Nursing or Faith Community Nursing as it is also called is a professional nursing prac ce focusing on inten onal care of the spirit, whole-person health promo on, and disease preven on. Faith Community Nurses: assess health needs of faith community members, provide health educa on to individuals and groups, make home, nursing home and hospital visits, advocate for those who need help accessing resources and can address spiritual health as well as physical health. She also brings Communion to the homebound and is part of the bereavement team. I am also co-employed by Resurrec on Medical Center community health department which helps me offer different programs to our parish. Including holding a flu clinic in the back of church on Tuesday October 1st a er the 8:30 morning mass. I am excited to announce we will be able to offer both the standard dose and the high dose flu vaccines this year. The high dose vaccine is needed for immune suppressed individuals and the elderly with mul ple underlying diseases. If you have any ques ons which vaccine you should receive check with you doctor to see what they recommend. More informa on to follow. I also recruit volunteers for some programs offered at HVM. We will start offering monthly blood pressure screening a er weekend masses so if you are a RN and interested in helping, please call the parish office and leave your name and contact info and I will get back to you. I have all the equipment needed so we just need a li le amount of me. Finally, I organize the Ministers of Care this is a group of trained volunteers who bring Communion to those who are confined at home and are unable to a end Mass, either temporarily or on a con nual basis. Please call the parish office if you need Communion brought to your home. God bless you all, Sue

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