Prince of Peace Catholic Church 135 S. Milwaukee Ave. Lake Villa, IL 60046

(847) 356-7915 www.princeofpeacelv.org

June 2, 2019

Our Mission Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are a Catholic Community

Open and Willing to Share Christ’s Presence and Love

with All God’s Family

Our Vision Following in the Footsteps of

the Prince of Peace

Mass Schedule

Saturday 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m.

Weekdays

8:00 a.m.

Holy Days

7:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.

Sacrament of Baptism

Our Baptismal Ministry is pleased to help your family prepare for the special event of your child’s entrance into our faith community. Please contact the parish office at least two months prior to your preferred Baptism date to schedule a preparation class. We encourage attendance at this class well before the baby’s birth. The class is usually offered the last Monday evening of each month. Baptisms are scheduled on Sundays at 1:00 p.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday from 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. or by appointment.

Sacraments of Initiation Adults interested in receiving the Sacraments of Initiation (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation) may call the Director of our RCIA program, Deacon Tim Leonard.

Sacrament of Marriage Please contact the parish office at least six months prior to your wedding to set a date and to begin your marriage preparation and required paper work.

Home or Hospital Visitation Anyone who cannot attend Mass because of age or illness, and would like to receive the Eucharist at home, should call the parish office to arrange a visit. Likewise, if you are being admitted to the hospital, and would like a visit, please call. Due to confidentiality reasons, hospitals no longer call the parish to inform us when parishioners are admitted.

The Ascension is one of those events in our Christian faith that we look at with both sadness and hope. Sadness because the disciples will no longer be able to be with their friend and teacher, Jesus; but it also brings hope for those looking for the future and meeting Christ in the kingdom of Heaven.

On the Mount of the Ascension, Jesus calls us to be agents of hope and prophets of compassion and peace. We, who have heard the story of Jesus, are now called to bring that hope into the lives of our family and friends, of the poor and forgotten, of the lost and the troubled.

Today, the Risen Christ calls us to continue to grow in His teachings, His works of healing, and His passion, death, and resurrection.

Jesus taught the disciples the responsibility of sharing the Good News with others. For some of us the whole concept of responsibility comes early in life. It may take place when a parent dies and we have to take care of our younger siblings. It may take place when we are given an important project at our job, even if we might have only been there for a short time. It may take place when we become new parents, and a child’s life is placed into our hands. We are given responsibility and we are the reason to hope.

When we celebrate the Ascension, we celebrate more than Jesus returning to His father. It’s a reminder that “with great power comes great responsibility.” That responsibility is not only for the Apostles, but it is for us as well.

In every act of kindness we offer, in every word of encouragement we share, in every moment we listen to another person, we proclaim the Gospel of Jesus.

Every good work is a sign of Christ and a sign of hope in our lives. If we get the opportunity this week, let us try to spend a few minutes in quiet prayer. Ask God to show us one or more ways that we are called to respond to the Good News at work, at school, at home and here at church.

Let us pray that God may give us the courage to be like the Disciples in our own communities. That way we can truly understand that through our faith in Christ we can turn sadness into hope.

NEXT WEEKEND IS THE FEAST OF PENTECOST: PLEASE WEAR RED.

I wish you an enjoyable weekend and a truly blest and faith-filled week.

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From the Pastor’s Desk

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Chaplet of Divine Mercy This Monday

Prince of Peace offers an opportunity for communal prayer to all who desire to come together to pray for the sick and dying. We hope to create a sanctuary of prayer for all those who find themselves helpless when sickness touches them or their family and friends. In many cases we cannot do much, however, we can pray for our sick and dying as well as for each other. Please join us on Monday, June 3 at 8:15 p.m. The Chaplet will precede Benediction. The Rosary Prayer group invites everyone to come pray the Rosary with

us every Monday at 7:00 pm. It’s a wonderful way for us to join together in prayer for any special intentions you may have, for world peace and for our leader Pope Francis. The Rosary is led by a different ministry each week.

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Sunday, June 2, 2019 The Ascension of the Lord 7:30 Rita Schmidt Req Family Lori Leonard Req Dempsey Family Becky Denison Req John & Joan Delisi

9:30 Donna Dydo Req Mary & John Adam & Janina Wojnar Req Daughter Thomas E. Boll Req Reidel Family Regina Callahan Req Family

11:30 Micky Borchardt Req Frayer Family Carl Filipowicz Req Frayer Family Fernando Salazar Req Frayer Family Margaret Lindner Req Frayer Family

Monday, June 3, 2019 St. Charles Lwanga & Companions 8:00 For the Souls in Purgatory June Abendroth Req Wuthenow Family

Tuesday, June 4, 2019 Easter Weekday 8:00 Mathew Madappally Req Wife Cindy Greenfield (MFL) Req English Family

Wednesday, June 5, 2019 St. Boniface 8:00 Dinesh Madappally (MFL) Req Mother Dorothy Polczynski Req Ted & Chris

Thursday, June 6, 2019 Easter Weekday/St. Norbert 8:00 Maggie English (MFL) Req English Family Olivia English (MFL) Req English Family Deceased/Sick Members Req K.O.C. Bishop Quarter & Their Families Assembly #0197

Friday, June 7, 2019 Easter Weekday 8:00 Parishioners of Prince of Peace

Saturday, June 8, 2019 Easter Weekday 5:00 Anthony Lisotto Req Quigley Family Bob Feil Req Sister Elvira Salazar Req Prayer Shawl Ministry

Sunday, June 9, 2019 Pentecost Sunday 7:30 Edwin Gorski Req Ronald Gorski Family Milagros Magsino Req Family Wladyslaw & Bronislawa Lampart Req Family

9:30 Maddox LoPriore Req Family Shirley Zielenga Req St. Vincent de Paul Society Larry Feil Req Sister

11:30 Ray Wienke Req Family Margaret Lindner Req Frayer Family Elvira Salazar Req Jim & Ruthann Keevan Priscilla Valdes Req Family

MFL: Denotes Mass for the Living

Our prayers and sympathy to the families of

and the recently departed.

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.

We encourage you to call with the names of family members who are ill and you wish to have remembered in prayer. They will be mentioned in the Petitions in the Sunday Liturgy for one week and then published in the weekly bulletin. In order to respect everyone’s privacy, these names must be given by a family member. Continuing prayer for our loved ones is very important for all involved. Therefore, we ask that you call the parish office and update us on your family member, so that we may maintain a current and meaningful list.

In Our Prayers

Mary Bavolek Charles Berger Evelyn Bernd

Fay Bernd Laura Blatt

Jesse Bradbury Sue Brandt

Terri Bunsen Karen Burns

Jessica Hayes Buteyn Helen Cachur Sandy Cachur Anna Chavez

Anthony Chinn Steven Chinn

Julie Ciric Donna Colella Mark Cooper Louise Creten Tom Creten Ted Czerkies Josie Daluga

Jeanne Dohnalek Chris Edwardson Charlene Elmore

Colleen Fuller Frank Garcia

James Gianfagna Sophia Green

Anne Hampson Joann Heibner

Erik Hudson Clementine Jablonski

Dorothy Jordahl Tom Kanka

Colleen Kausak Don Kausak

Mark Kodritch Liz Korba Lou Kosik

Shannon Kurtz Jennifer LaMontagne

Brian Langevin Debbie Lewis

Shirley Mac Murray Judy Magnus Clark Mangus Joyce Mangus Edward Mayer

Rosella McCarthy Marie McClory

Joseph McDonald Shelley Moran Janelle Nagy Emily Now

Thomas O’Heath Donovan O’Neil

Noah O’Neil Zenaida Ongkiko

Jo Pemberton Dylan Pengelly

Nick Peters Brooke Rames

Jeff Rames Arline Rapala Ken Ratajczyk Becky Rentz

Joanne Robertson Martina Roon Scott Sauline

Rachael Schopp Jenna Schrader Mary Schubert

Stanley Schubert Rosemary Short

Barb Stein Kate Mayer Tekampe

Brian Thomsen Thomas Thomsen Anicia Villaseñor

Mark Weiss Ray Wilden Aly Winiger Nancy Wolff

Janet Workman Carly Yanecek Maya Zaucha

Please keep in your prayers the sick of our Sharing Parish.

MASS Intentions for the Week

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Savvy Seniors News

Wednesday, June 5th, will be our Spring Luncheon at Maravela’s in Fox Lake. Cost is $15.00. Remember to also bring a grab bag gift! This will be our last meeting until September. Please have your money to the parish office by May 29th. We need to have a final count to Maravela’s by that date. Join us for a fun, delicious way to end our year and start the summer off in the company of friends. See you there!

Family Mass Next Weekend!

Join us next Sunday, June 9th, at 9:30am for our June Family Mass &

the passing of the Elijah Cup.

Coffee Sunday

June 9th

After 7:30 & 9:30 Masses

Please join us for coffee and fellowship!

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus

“He who gives to the poor suffers no want…” (Proverbs 28:27)

Our next food drive will take place the weekends of June 8-9 and June 15-16 to benefit our Sharing Parish Food Pantry - Most Blessed Trinity in Waukegan. Most needed food items include: Peanut butter & jelly (small jars), Ramen soup, oatmeal packets, small individual cereal boxes, canned tuna/chicken, sugar (small boxes) and cooking oil (any kind—small bottles). Below are non-food items that are especially needed by food pantry clients and that do not often get donated. Any help supplying these would be greatly appreciated! Toilet paper, tooth brushes, toothpaste, shampoo, laundry or dishwashing detergents, soap, diapers & vitamins.

NOTE: small to medium sized bottles of detergents or individually wrapped packages of soap, etc. are the best as they can be distributed to multiple families. Interested in helping? Sorting food, checking expiration dates, boxing up food or delivering the final boxes to Most Blessed Trinity, contact Elizabeth Pitel at pitel-sosa@sbcglobal.net for more information. Thank you for showing your love by sharing a meal or your time!

In honor of the Feast of Pentecost next weekend,

June 8-9, we ask that you wear red to Mass, if possible.

Thank you!

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Prayer Shawl Ministry

The June Prayer Shawl Ministry meeting is scheduled for:

Tuesday, June 11 at 1:00pm

If you already know how to knit and/or crochet or would like to learn how, we would love to have you join us for knitting/crocheting, wonderful conversation and friendship. We also work on making mats for the homeless from plastic shopping bags. If you know of anyone who could benefit from a prayer shawl, please contact Deacon Jim at the parish office or Jean Coon at 847-341-9334.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul at Prince of Peace

Serving those in need in our community.

FREE Community Dinner

Sunday, June 9th Serving 3:30 - 4:30pm

in gathering space

Please share this info with someone in need.

DROP OFF DATES ARE:

Sunday, June 2 Monday, June 3 & Tuesday, June 4

SALE DATES ARE:

Thursday, June 6 (8am to 8pm) Friday, June 7 (8am to 8pm)

Saturday, June 8 (8am to 2pm)

Please help us welcome these newest members of our parish family who were baptized in May.

Grayson David Thomas Hodits Son of Joseph & Amber Hodits

Joseph John Thuline

Son of John & Julie Thuline

Benjamin Scott Tobias Son of Trent & Jennifer Tobias

May God bless them & their families!

Middle School Mission 2019 (Summer Retreat)

This summer, July 15-19, there will be 5-day mission retreat for youth entering grades 6, 7 & 8 in the fall. The retreat will last from 8:00am to 4:30pm each day, and the cost is $50 per person, which includes lunch and a free-day activity on Friday. Monday through Thursday will consist of morning Mass, service projects in the community, and retreat time. Friday will start with Mass and the remainder of the day will be a fun activity to conclude the retreat week. Signup forms are available in the parish office or on our parish website. Click on “Faith Formation,” “Youth Group” & “Summer Mission Trip.”

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Join us as we say thank you & goodbye to Fr. Adam the weekend

of June 15-16. Fr. Adam will preach at all Masses and there will

be a reception for him following each Mass.

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June 3 - June 9, 2019 Monday, June 3 RUMMAGE SALE SET UP

8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary) (CH)

1:00pm - Eucharistic Adoration Begins (CH)

6:00pm - Clergy Meeting

7:00pm - Rosary (CH)

7:00pm - Knights of Columbus Officers’ Meeting (MTG 1)

8:15pm - Divine Mercy Chaplet (CH)

8:45pm - Adoration concludes with Benediction (CH)

Tuesday, June 4 RUMMAGE SALE SET UP

8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary) (CH)

9:00am - Staff Meeting (CH)

7:00pm - Choir Practices (PARISH HALL/MTG ROOM 9)

7:00pm - New Eucharistic Minister Training (CH)

Wednesday, June 5 RUMMAGE SALE SET UP

8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary) (CH)

Thursday, June 6 ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE (8AM TO 8PM)

8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary) (CH)

Friday, June 7 ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE (8AM TO 8PM)

8:00am - Mass (followed by Rosary ) (CH)

2:30pm - Family Adoration (CH)

Saturday, June 8 RUMMAGE SALE (8AM TO 2PM)

SHARING PARISH FOOD DRIVE (GATHERING SPACE)

FOOD DRIVE STORAGE (GUEST ROOM)

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - MINISTRY OF THE WEEK

5:00pm - Mass (CH)

Sunday, June 9 SHARING PARISH FOOD DRIVE (GATHERING SPACE)

FOOD DRIVE STORAGE (GUEST ROOM)

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - MINISTRY OF THE WEEK

COFFEE SUNDAY AFTER 7:30 & 9:30 MASSES (MTG 4,5)

7:00am - 12:00pm - Ensemble Warm Up (MTG 6)

7:30am - Mass (CH)

9:30am - Mass (CH)

11:30am - Mass (CH)

3:30pm - SVdP Community Dinner (GATHERING SPACE)

Readings for the week of June 2, 2019

Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/ Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 9:24-28; 10:19-23/Lk 24:46-53 Monday: Acts 19:1-8/Ps 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd, 6-7ab [33a]/ Jn 16:29-33 Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27/Ps 68:10-11, 20-21 [33a]/Jn 17:1-11a Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Ps 68:29-30, 33-35a, 35bc-36ab [33a]/Jn 17:11b-19 Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Jn 17:20-26 Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20ab [19a]/ Jn 21:15-19 Saturday: Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Ps 11:4, 5 and 7 [cf.7b]/Jn 21:20-25 Next Sunday: Acts 2:1-11/Ps 104:1, 24, 29-30, 31, 34 [cf. 30]/ 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Rom 8:8-17/Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 14:15-16, 23b-26

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Maravela’s Banquets & Catering

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MAY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

Theme: FAITH TO MOVE MOUNTAINS…

YOU SHINE THROUGH: PATIENCE

8th Grade: Emily Hedsund

7th Grade: Bella D’Amore

6th Grade: Tess O’Connor

5th Grade: Mason Gialo & Dylan Marusich

4th Grade: Ryan Siedlecki

3rd Grade: Caden Cole & Taylor Klassy

2nd Grade: Madelyn Lage

1st Grade: Catie Balman

KN: Logan Koester

Pre-K: Hazel Canella

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Date Time Presider Lector Servers Ministers

June 8 5:00 Fr. Jack Ryan A.J. Data Erik Stover (C2) Helen Golebiowski (C4) Debbie Hudson

Deacon James Even Bob Greitzer Caitlyn Vaccaro (C6) Chris Fassbinder (C8) EM NEEDED

Shelby Stall (H1) Mary Dubicki (H3) Marion Golebiowski

(H5) Lyn English (H7) Ellen Gibbons

June 9 7:30 Fr. Adam Blatt Mary Kerkman Luka Weideman (C2) Donna Grace (C4) Gary Grace

Deacon Larry Basbas Tony Gundrum Noah Weideman (C6) Maria Lantvit (C8) Jeanne Gundrum

Bryce Smith (H1) Bob Bruce (H3) Melissa Caringella

(H5) Vicki Eiden (H7) Allison Kalata

9:30 Fr. Gerald Walsh Aidan Blashe Daniel Waldschmidt (C2) Wayne Heerema (C4) Basia Johnson

Deacon Chris Savage Noelle Waldschmidt (C6) John Grace (C8) Joanne Gorski

(FAMILY MASS) Tyler Sepsey (C10) Pam Hannon (H1) Judie Garver

(H3) Betsy Comber (H5) Irene Kosik

(H7) Darlene Gorman (H9) Melissa Mitnik

11:30 Fr. Jack Ryan Andy Fitzpatrick Alex Abney (C2) Sandra Keske (C4) Al Gallogo

Deacon Jim Minor Robert Fitzpatrick Lillian Abney (C6) Alan Frayer (C8) Ariana Fryer

Rebecca Zurek (C10) Robert Fryer (H1) Anaise Fitzpatrick

(H3) John Hamlin (H5) Debie Fabian

(H7) Reggie Fabian (H9) Colleen Esler

Eucharistic Adoration Mondays from 1:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.

Rosary at 7:00 p.m. Benediction at 8:45 p.m.

Chaplet of Divine Mercy every First Monday at 8:15 p.m.

“Prayer is the best preparation for Holy Communion. Prayer is the raising of the mind to God. When we pray we go to meet Christ Who is coming to us. If our Creator and Savior comes from heaven with such great love, it is only fitting that we should go to meet Him. And this is what we do when we spend some time in prayer.”

~ St. Bernadine of Siena (1380-1444)

Special Intention for June 3, 2019

That the language of love and dialogue may always prevail over the language of conflict.

Come, help us pray.

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* See registration form on opposite page

Plant Sale at the Prince of Peace Rummage Sale

At this year’s Rummage Sale, we will again have a plant sale! If any of you begin to thin your perennials, please consider potting them or placing them in a bag of dirt and dropping them off on June 3, 4 or 5 at the plant table at the school main entrance. We take any kind, such as Hosta, Lily of the Valley, Daylilies, Columbine, Hydrangeas, etc. Labeling your perennials would be very helpful. We also take artificial plants and houseplants. If you have any ornamental outside items, we will take those, too. We could use empty pots of any size, ceramic containers, hanging pots, etc. Last year our parish responded so wonderfully that we sold all but five plants. If you have any questions, please call John or Joan Delisi at 847-265-1016.

Intentionality applies to word choice as well. When you are talking to your spouse, make sure your tone and language reflect love. Avoid accusatory or defensive language and use unique language that lets your spouse know s/he is special.

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Office of the Archbishop 835 North Rush Street Chicago, IL 60611-2030 312.534.8230 archchicago.org

June 2, 2019

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, At the center of our faith is the conviction that God loves us and calls us to love one another. God gives us a sign of his love and affection for us in giving us priests who serve as our spiritual fathers. They lead our parishes. They offer us support and encouragement in times of need. So often, without thinking of themselves, they serve with great generosity the people entrusted to their care. Now, this weekend we have an opportunity to express our gratitude for this gift that we have received. We will take up a special collection to support the priests who have supported us across our lifetime. This collection benefits both our active and retired priests and is directed to the Priests' Retirement and Mutual Aid Association (PRMAA). The PRMAA supports our 500 active and 225 retired diocesan priests of the Archdiocese of Chicago. PRMAA provides for the healthcare needs of our active priests as well as the medical and housing needs of our retired priests. This is the only collection that supports the priests of the Archdiocese of Chicago. It is separate and distinct from other initiatives for retired religious order priests, sisters, and brothers. The active priests of the Archdiocese serve throughout Cook and Lake counties by proclaiming the Word of God, celebrating the sacraments, and offering a shepherd's care to our faith communities. Many retired priests continue to serve in their own way and have become indispensable resources for our communities. The health and well-being of all our priests are integral to their ability to work for us and serve our growth in faith. Join me, then, in making a generous contribution to this weekend's second collection to support our priests. Let it be a sign of gratitude to them and to the Lord for the priestly ministry which has benefited all of us.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Archbishop of Chicago

Our second collection next weekend, June 8-9, will benefit the retired diocesan priests of the Archdiocese of Chicago. Your generosity is appreciated.

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Weekend Stewardship Collection For the weekend of May 25-26, 2019

Total Envelopes $6,880.10

Loose $1,448.33

Electronic Giving $2,699.50

TOTAL COLLECTION $11,027.93

“I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.” (Revelation 22:13)

This is a reminder of how we should live our lives 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - putting God first in all that we do. Not only when I am at Mass and parish activities, but when I am in the world, at work or at school. Living gratefully and generously is a lifestyle; it should influence how I make all my daily decisions.

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Retreat for Widowed Men & Women

Family and friends can’t even imagine how different your life is now. Joyful Again! is a program designed to help the widowed sort out these changes and learn to find joy in living again, while treasuring memories of their spouse. Upcoming retreats are scheduled June 22 & 23 at St. Julie’s, Tinley Park; July 20 & 21 at Holy Family, Inverness; September 7 & 8 at Mary Queen of Heaven, Elmhurst.

For more information, email joyfulagain7211@gmail.com, call 708-354-7211 or visit www.joyfulagain.org.

Catholic Women’s Club Pilgrimage

Join the Catholic Women’s Club of Lake County for a pilgrimage to Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s hometown, Peoria, IL on Thursday, July 18. They will tour the Cathedral of St. Mary where he served as an altar boy, visit the Fulton Sheen Museum, attend Mass, see a film about his life, visit the gift shop and enjoy a comfortable bus ride and delicious lunch. The bus leaves at 7:00am from St. Dismas Church in Waukegan and returns at 7:00pm. The cost is $55.00 for everything. Reservations need to be in by July 1. Make checks out to Catholic Women’s Club of Lake County and mail to Sandy Tobin, 38763 N Oakcrest Ln, Wadsworth, IL 60083. This event is open to men also. For more info/questions, contact Joan Delisi at 847-265-1016.

We are gearing up for our second annual Helicopter Ball Drop to raise money to fund a new front entrance for our school. It will take place at our Annual Golf Outing - Saturday, September 14th at 6:00 pm at Valley Ridge Golf Course in Antioch. You do NOT need to be present to be a winner! The person with the ball closest to the hole wins $2,500! Curious how to purchase? You can purchase balls on our parish website. Look under “News”.

Each ball is $20 and ANYONE can buy a golf ball! (Friends, family, coworkers, community members, etc.!) You can also purchase balls in the Parish Office. Our goal is to sell 600 golf balls! What would you do with the prize? Finish a project, replace an appliance, plan some fun time? Start planning now! You have all the way up until the Golf Outing to purchase balls. We look forward to reaching this goal and raising even more money than last year. Questions? E-mail popgolfclassic@gmail.com.

Prince of Peace School is

FLYING HIGH FOR SAFETY!

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Prayer Line Contacts

Beth Best (224) 234-5372 / bethnbest@comcast.net

Sandra Keske (847) 340-9971

Liz Reidel (847) 265-8089 Chris Styskal (847) 610-0640

Prince of Peace Youth Ministry Info Facebook: Prince of Peace Youth Group Email: youthpopgroup@gmail.com Phone: (847) 356-7915 Twitter: @POPYouthGroup

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

For more information call the

Parish office at (847) 356-7915

WSFI 88.5FM - CATHOLIC RADIO

Helpful Resources

AA Meeting St. Peter’s Church, Antioch. Contact Bill L., (847) 204-4877

Aid for Women of Northern Lake County Pregnant? Worried? Compassionate volunteers are ready to listen & share your concern. (847) 249-2700; www.aidforwomenlakecounty.org

Caregiver Support Program Catholic Charities, (Senior Services) (847) 546-5733 Offers a grant for respite for caregivers regardless of income.

Community Health Primary Care Center, Lake County Health Department Midlakes Medical Clinic, Round Lake Park, (847) 984-5100

Illinois Department of Children & Family Services (DCFS) (800) 252-2873 / Child Abuse Hotline

Lake County Immunizations Clinic 2303 Dodge Ave., Waukegan (847) 377-8470

Lake Villa Township For General Assistance and Food, (847) 356-2116

Office for the Protection of Children & Youth, Archdiocese of Chicago (312) 534-5319

Project Rachel A path to healing & reconciliation for those injured by abortion. Sponsored by Archdiocese of Chicago (312) 337-1962

Senior Community Based Services Catholic Charities in Round Lake, (847) 546-5733

Young Adult Ministry of Lake County yamlakecounty@gmail.com https://sites.google.com/site/yamlakecounty YAM Lake County on Facebook & Twitter

Supreme Court Sanity

In 2007, the US Supreme Court upheld the federal ban on “partial-birth abortion,” a procedure in which

a child is deliberately killed in the birth process. In that decision, Gonzales vs. Carhart, the majority opinion states, “Respect for human life finds an ultimate expression in the bond of love the mother has for her child…It is self-evident that a mother who comes to regret her choice to abort must struggle with grief more anguished and sorrow more profound when she learns, only after the event, what she once did not know: that she allowed a doctor to pierce the skull and vacuum the fast-developing brain of her unborn child, a child assuming the human form.”

FORMED Access Code: HPCPQ3 https://formed.org

7 Keys to Spiritual Wellness:

Enriching Your Faith by Strengthening the Health of Your Soul

Facilitated by

Catherine Sims, D. Min.

Four Thursday Sessions June 20, 27 and July 11, 18

7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

St. Mary of the Annunciation Parish 22333 W Erhart Rd in Mundelein

Most of us have a pretty good idea of what we need to do to maintain our physical well-being, but how many of us know what we must do to keep ourselves spiritually well? Using the book, “7 Keys to Spiritual Wellness” by best-selling author Joe Paprocki, these sessions will explore a prescription for spiritual health, and reliable strategies for achieving spiritual wellness based on the rich wisdom of Catholic Tradition. Join facilitator Catherine Sims for this four-week series to see Christianity not as a list of rules and doctrine but as a spiritual path to lead us to a more meaningful life and a richer experience of faith.

Registration is required. Find information on the parish website: www.stmaryfc.org

Or by calling the parish office 847-223-0010

Do you have a friend or relative who is pregnant?

Give them the gift of daily prayers for a safe delivery. Fill out a card and place a pink rose in the vase in the Elizabeth Ministry alcove in the church. The Elizabeth Ministers will do the rest.

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The information on this page is intended to assist those in our parish in knowing the variety of ministries and activities at Prince of Peace. The names and phone numbers of the heads of each ministry are here for your information.

Liturgy Commission

Altar Servers Fr. Adam Blatt 847-356-7915

Children’s Liturgy Deacon James Even 847-356-5850

Environment & Art Fr. Adam Blatt 847-356-7915

Eucharistic Ministers Bob & Linda Bahna 847-265-9568

Lectors Kathy Blashe 847-265-7259

Music Ministry Ernie Hiltebrand 847-356-7915

Celebration Singers

Choral Ensemble Ernie Hiltebrand 847-356-7915

Folk Ensemble Jim Gorski 847-265-1715

Teen Ensemble Justin Wolff 847-356-5971

Youth Ensemble Ernie Hiltebrand 847-356-7915

Sacristans Darlene Gorman 847-740-2259

Chris Styskal 847-610-0640

Ushers Barb Ruhl 847-356-7915

PPC Liaison Elizabeth Schoenke 847-505-3518 Michele Welch 302-333-7985

Adoration Deacon James Even 847-767-5642

Catholics Come Home Barb Ruhl 847-356-7915

Christ Renews His Parish Sandra Keske 847-340-9971

John Rappe 847-356-1287

Grace-Filled Women Pat Spencer 847-265-0235

Prayer Line Beth Best 224-234-5372

Rosary Prayer Group Ted & Chris Styskal 847-610-0241

Rosary-Victory Lakes Becky Grant 847-838-1668

PPC Liaison Mike Wilson 847-687-7410 Dave Ingram 847-650-3973 Allan Lacson 757-439-0256

Spiritual Life Commission

Formation/Education Commission

Baptismal Preparation Deacon Chris Savage 847-417-1131

Bible Study Barb Ruhl 847-356-7915

FOCCUS (Marriage Prep) John & Rosemary Denison 847-356-3630

Natural Family Planning Jonas & Elizabeth Hedsund 847-323-4477

Parish School Dr. Stephanie Stoneberg 847-356-6111

School Advisory Board Erin Salbilla 847-226-2107

Athletics Chris Meincke 847-612-4554

POP Parent Group Kim Neisen 224-230-2693

Chris Newman 847-263-7205

R.C.I.A. Deacon Tim Leonard 847-265-0686

R.C.I.A. Sponsors Beth Best 224-234-5372

Religious Education Deacon James Even 847-356-5850

S.P.R.E.D. Tina Martz 847-356-0243

Vacation Bible School Joan Weiss/Kathy Gutknecht 847-356-5850

Youth Ministry/Teen Mass Tom Nagelhout 847-356-7915

PPC Liaison Kim Zurek 847-395-1866 Joanne Gorski 224-623-9405

Pastoral Concerns Commission

Annulment Support Call the Parish Office 847-356-7915 Bereavement & Funeral Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Divorced & Separated Norb Pozen 815-245-7415 Elizabeth Ministry Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Grief Support Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Homebound Ministry Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Make-a-Meal Ministry Gina Stanley 847-356-7915 Respect Life Deacon Jim Minor 847-355-7915 Sharing Parish Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 St. Vincent de Paul Society Call the Parish Office 847-356-7915

PPC Liaison Mary Dubicki 847-337-9737 Anne Fahey 224-425-8942 Susan Hogan 847-525-4554

ElderCARE Christ Church Deacon Jim Minor 847-356-7915 Food Drives Dana & Beth Pitel 847-546-4461 Health Education Raeann Fuller 847-356-9918 Knights of Columbus Joe Caringella 847-838-1071 Medical Lending Closet Call the Parish Office 847-356-7915 Parents of Little Angels Jessica Criales 763-442-0001 Amanda Stapleton 414-731-1685 Prayer Shawl Ministry Jean Coon 847-391-9334 Savvy Seniors Group Vicki Eiden 847-265-4469 Scouting: Boy Scouts Tony Gundrum 847-356-1535 Cub Scouts Corrie Carp 847-208-4883 Wedding Ministry Judie Garver 847-548-4570 Welcome Committee Chuck Eiden 847-265-4469 Young Adult 4:12 Mary Orozco 224-243-1476

Community Life Commission

PPC Liaison Chuck McFarlin 847-525-5866 Mary Recktenwald 630-278-9331

Parish Resources Commission

Buildings & Grounds Alan Frayer 847-356-2985 Communications Ministry Tom Nagelhout 847-356-7915 Helping Hands Mary Dubicki 847-337-9737 Library John Delisi 847-265-1016

PPC Liaison Mike Milostan 847-505-9814 Dan Kerkman 847-477-6334

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Pastoral Staff

Rev. Gerald G. Walsh Pastor

Rev. Adam M. Blatt Associate Pastor

Rev. Jack Ryan Rev. Mark Canavan Assisting Priests

Deacon James & Sabrina Even Deacon Tim & Mary Leonard Deacon Jim & Nancy Minor Deacon Chris & Jeni Savage Deacon Mark & Joan Weiss Permanent Deacons

Deacon Jeff & Sue Barton Retired Deacon

Barb Ruhl Business/Operations Manager

Deacon Jim Minor Director of Pastoral Services

Deacon James Even Coordinator of Religious Education

Ernie Hiltebrand Director of Music Ministry/Organist

Tom Nagelhout Youth Ministry

Dr. Stephanie Stoneberg Principal

Maintenance

Administration

Ariana Fryer Denise Larson Cindy Nagelhout Gina Stanley Joan Weiss Parish Secretaries

Gina Stanley Religious Ed Secretary

Helen Golebiowski Bookkeeper

Sandy Stanton School Secretary

Parish Contacts

Finance Committee Connie Wipperfurth…………….847-265-2486

Parish Pastoral Council Mike Milostan (Chair)…………..847-505-9814 Dan Kerkman (Co-Chair)……… 847-477-6334

Parish Address 135 S. Milwaukee Ave. Lake Villa, IL 60046

Parish Office Phone: 847-356-7915 Fax: 847-265-1678

Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. —9:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. —5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m.—Noon

School Office Phone: 847-356-6111 Fax: 847-356-6121

School Office Hours: Monday—Friday 7:15 a.m.—2:30 p.m.

Religious Education Office Phone: 847-356-5850 Fax: 847-265-1678

Office Hours: Monday—Friday 8:00 a.m.—4:30 p.m.

Miguel Ramirez Maintenance

Francisco Arrieta-Cruz Custodian

Sergio Ramirez Custodian

Please inform the parish office of any additions to your family, changes in member status or address changes. All Catholic adults, 18 years old and no longer in school, who live within the parish area should register in their own name. Active and supporting membership includes offering one’s time, talent and treasure to assist in promoting the Gospel and the mission of Prince of Peace Parish. Please help us maintain our parish records by registering or

advising us of changes as soon as possible. Welcome to Prince of Peace! We are glad you are here!

Prince of Peace staff and the Communications Ministry frequently videotape or photograph participants enjoying programs, Masses and other events at our facility. These photographs are taken for use in parish publications, flyers, our website, brochures and future materials. All photos and videos taken on Prince of Peace property are for parish use and become the sole property of the parish. If you or a member of your family does not wish to be photographed, please contact the parish office.

PPC Liaisons to each of our parish

commissions are listed on the previous page.

Visit us at: www.princeofpeacelv.org

New and Current Parish Members:

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Prince of Peace, Lake Villa, IL. C 4C 01-0338

Ray Millington“Now You Have a Friend in Real Estate”

216 Peterson Road, Libertyville 847-910-5076

Ray@RayMillington.com www.RayMillington.com

New Construction • Sump Pumps Remodeling and Repair

Water Heaters • Power Rodding

(847) 395-6600Reed Ano, OwnerLic. No. 058-098690

PLUMBING COMPANY, INC.

Daniel B. VenturiAttorney at Law

Licensed in Illinois & Wisconsin

146 Cedar AvenueLake Villa

(847) 265-8822 www.VenturiLaw.com

Estate Planning ~ Probate ~ Real Estate

Fire & SafetyALERT FIRE & SAFETY PRODUCTS INC.

Fire ExtinguishersSales • Service • RechargingExit Signs/Emergency Lights

Sales • ServiceLindenhurst, IL 60046 John Carpenter

Cell: (847) 772-7704 Office: (847) 356-7704

Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today! jhansen@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2683

Carpet CastleTile & Hardwood Floors

Residential & CommercialCarpet • Hardwood • Vinyl • Ceramic Tile

Open 7 Days A Week

847-265-7000110 S Milwaukee Ave • Lake Villa

224.444.8657 1856 E. Grand Ave. • Lindenhurst

Ed Fellow Plumbing & HeatingEdward Struck, Owner

Illinois LIC#055042990

Lindenhurst, IL

847-814-5311 estruck26@gmail.com

(847) 356-8387www.lakevillavet.com

101 S. Milwaukee Ave.Lake Villa, IL 60046

ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF LAKE VILLA

Serving Breakfast and Lunch

7 Days a Week❖ Excellent Food ❖

Your Hosts Jean & Kathy

847-223-2909Rt 83 & Washington St., GrayslakeFAMILY RESTAURANT

Year Round Service

FREE ESTIMATES • BONDED AND INSURED eddy@eddystreeservice.com

847-775-9569 WWW.EDDYSTREESERVICE.COM 21190 W. ROLLINS ROAD, LAKE VILLA

895 E Grand Ave #6 Lake Villa, IL 60046

(224)701-6140 lakevilla@bodynbrain.com

Buying or Loaning

on Jewelry, Tools, Electronics, Instruments

Coins and more...

Full Service Jewelry Store and Repairs848-548-PAWN (7296)

777 S. Milwaukee Ave. • Lake Villa 37069 Rt. 83 GPS

10 FREE DVD’s When We Purchase

Your Gold Cash on the Spot

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Prince of Peace, Lake Villa, IL. B 4C 01-0338

Call LPi today for advertising info (800) 950-9952BLACKHAWK

TITLE SERVICES847-395-7400

Fax 847-395-7518744 Main Street • Antioch, Illinois 60002

Mitchell landscaping & lawn care

Spring & Fall Clean Up Patio & Plant Installation

WEEKLY LAWN MAINTENANCE (847) 395-0782

30” 1-Topping Football Pizza

& FREE 2 Liter of Pepsi

only $21.50 plus tax 847-356-6800

142 Cedar Ave. • Lake Villa www.galatis.net

ON THE EAST SHORE OF DEEP LAKE

ANNA & JACK KRUPKA, Parish Members

Polish CuisineDining Room HouRs:

Sun. 1-8 pm • Tu, Wed, Thur 4-9 • Fr, Sat 4-9:30 • Closed Mondays

38564 N. EDGEWOOD AVE., LAKE VILLA 847/265-4170

STRANG FUNERAL

HOME1055 Main St., Antioch

Dan Dugenske • Dave Moore Directors

(847) 395-4000Visit Our Website at www.strangfh.com

Licensed In IL & WI

Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today! jhansen@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2683

630-616-1010 Tim Conn, Parishionerwww.imageoneusa.com

COMMERCIAL CLEANING • CARPET CLEANING DAILY JANITORIAL • HARD SURFACE FLOOR CARE

COMMERCIAL CLEANING • CARPET CLEANING DAILY JANITORIAL • HARD SURFACE FLOOR CARE

Full Service Accounting & Payroll SolutionsJamie D. Hogan, President Office 262.697.9009 Parish Member Mobile 847.224.241510801 Corporate Drive, Suite 100, Pleasant Prairie, WI

www.sas-cpas.com

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Prince of Peace, Lake Villa, IL. A 4C 01-0338

Independent - Family Owned - Parish Member

122 S Milwaukee Ave. 847-356-2146Lake Villa, IL www.RingaFuneralHome.com

nielsens.com130 S RTE 83 • LAKE VILLA • 847-356-3000

EST. 1969

TOM RUHL plumbing

New Construction, Remodeling & RepairP. O. Box 67 • Lake Villa, IL 60046

(847) 356-9280Lic. No. 058-099276

AUTO • HOME • LIFE • BUSINESS

ALSO — AUTO LICENSING SERVICE

Parish Member

Bill D. Stanley111 Cedar Ave., Lake Villa

(847) 356-7672e-mail: bstanley@amfam.com

Complete Collision & Repair Center• Laser Technology • 4-Wheel Alignment

75 W. GRAND AVE. • LAKE VILLA, IL 60046 • 847-265-1000

Lakeland Auto Body, Inc.

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING24 Hour Emergency Service Family Owned and Operated

90 Cedar Ave., Lake Villa • 847-356-3581

Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today! jhansen@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2683

Family Owned & Operated

The Symonds Family Adeline • Irving • Mark

Katherine • Matthew • Daniel

847-265-7210 www.LakesPetCrematory.com

500 Park Ave. Suite 105 • Lake Villa, IL 60046

In-Home Care & Support♦ Personal Care ♦ Housekeeping ♦ Companionship ♦ Respite

As Little as 2 Hours up to 24-Hour CareServing NE Lake County and SE Wisconsin

847-388-0014www.synergyhomecare.com

895 E. Grand Ave. Lake Villa, IL 60073

(Next to Rosen)

(847) 356-0234

Jose B. De Los Reyes, D.M.D. General Dentistry

300 N. Milwaukee, Suite A Lake Villa, IL 60046

Office: 847-699-2358 Cell: 847-344-9670

Free Estimate (By Appointment Only)

Banquets • Catering

www.maravelas.com

847-587-6100

marcater@maravelas.com

4 Washington Street, Ingleside

WRLR 98.3FMFrank Tarczueski Radio Host

“MUSIC MATTERS”

FRIDAY 1:00 PM

847-740-9757

NORA CARRILLO Realtor

Parish Member

847-208-2892 200 N. Milwaukee Ave. Libertyville 60048

nora.carrillo@bairdwarner.com

www.noracarrillorealestate.com

Thinking of buying or selling? Give me a call today!

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