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Apr i l 30 , 2017 • T h i rd Sunday o f Eas te r • Ch urch webs i t e : ww w.s tbedechurch . c om

St. Bede Church

Congratulations to the children who received the Sacrament of Holy Communion on April 22, 23 & 30

Zofiya Rae Yee Abadilla David Ascencio-Moya Samantha Nicole Astorino Kayli Ann Brook Lilian Grace Burch Giavanna Ashlee Butera Scarlett Lisa Carroll Sophie Christine Connealy Emma Caroline Corbett Caroline Jessica DeYoung Rhianne Kate Dressendorfer

Conner James Evans Ryan Elizabeth Fitzgerald Ashley T. Friel Anthony Stephen Golden Paul Anthony Gravedoni II Michael Joseph Haran Liam Andrew Harris Gabriel Ignacio Hernandez Madalynne Rose Janus Joshua Anthony Kowalski Evangeline Lillian Kronvold

Connor Jacob Edward Lenhart Madeline Jane Levandowski Kyla Marie Lutzke Anthony Andres Mendoza Leobardo Mendoza III Ethan Erick Mortensen Samantha Lynn Napoli Josephine Sophia Newton Parker Michael Olson Nicolette April Popiolek Rowan James Porter

Nathaniel Joseph Redmond Isaiah Guisepe Ruiz Caylah Grace Sanchez James Louis Slepicka Ethan Scott Smith Merideth Marie Smith John Paul Von Hoene Noah Alexander Weirich Grace Olivia White-Barncard Peyton Ryder Winzentsen Kaylin Rose Worley Jacob Joseph Yeager

2 — Third Sunday of Easter · April 30, 2017

From the Desk of the Pastor, Fr. Shawn Gould

Holy Communion: The Power of the Resurrection We know that Jesus is alive again, because of the many disciples who saw Him alive after He had been killed. We know, too, that Jesus’ resurrection was not an accident—some sort of freak occurrence. It happened because Jesus is incapable of staying dead. He is too powerful and too alive for it, for He is the very source of life. Jesus is Life itself. That power to live is offered to us freely. Every disciple of Jesus is given power through the Holy Spirit to share in the human and divine Life that is Jesus Christ. Where is that power? How can we receive it? The means to give us that power must be as powerful as what is being sent. And so Jesus created a means to share His divine Life with us. The first step is to have faith in Him and to be baptized in the name of the Trinity. Baptism gives our souls the power to share in Christ’s death and resurrection. There is more, though, that Christ wants to do for us. He wants to build on the grace of baptism. So He gives us Himself in a form that we can eat and drink. The resurrection is about a new human life that can share God’s Life everlastingly. For it to be a human sharing, it must involve both the body and the soul. The Lord accomplishes this by feeding us in both body and soul. Our bodies are what we eat. If we eat Jesus, then we become like Him. Our souls become as delightful to and in God as His, and our bodies become as strong as His. To know that the Eucharist simply is Jesus and not just a symbolic remembrance of Him we have to be able to trust what He says about the sacrament. It is He who told His disciples that they must chew His flesh and drink His blood. That would be absurd for anyone to say—except for Jesus—for this one, basic fact about Him. Jesus alone has sufficient power to extend His body and soul to us in such a way that it does not take anything away from Himself—and to do that in a way fit for human consumption. We know He has this power because of His miracles, but most especially because He was able to conquer death. The one who can defeat death itself surely can make it possible for us to be one with Him in body and soul by eating Him in His Most Blessed Sacrament.

St. Bede Church · Ingleside, IL — 3

Monday: Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30; Jn 6:22-29 or, for the memorial, Gn 1:26 — 2:3 or Col 3:14-15, 17, 23-24; Ps 90:2-4, 12-14, 16; Mt 13:54-58 Tuesday: Acts 7:51 — 8:1a; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a, 17, 21ab; Jn 6:30-35 Wednesday: 1 Cor 15:1-8; Ps 19:2-5; Jn 14:6-14 Thursday: Acts 8:26-40; Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20; Jn 6:44-51 Friday: Acts 9:1-20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59 Saturday: Acts 9:31-42; Ps 116:12-17; Jn 6:60-69 Sunday: Acts 2:14a, 36-41; Ps 23:1-6; 1 Pt 2:20b-25; Jn 10:1-10

Rosemarie Hadley Jorie Hamsing Linda Hausen Jacqui Hebein Jeanette Hill Dan Jakes Frank Jiracek Kevin Kaminski Ray Kavanaugh Frank Keenan Nick Keller Margaret King Ron Korytowski Tim LaCreta Debbie Laurie Charlee Lawson Patsy Leonard Denny Lenz Pearl Linne Bill Lynch Charmaine Malecki Don Manthei Sharon Marchetti Joyce Matthei Colleen Michaelson Mary Ann Nelson Tom Newby Veronica Olson Sharon Palms Pat Pawlis Mary Pejril

Kim Petrie Rosemary Ptak Kayla Radtke Lydia Reca Daanish Rizwan Joan Roden Paul Roden Sue Rodman J.J. Rodriguez Helen Rosing Julienne Scheibe Christine Schultz Leonard Schultz Bill Shafer Robert Snyder Scott G. Stafort Roger Swiss John & Mary Szajna William Terry Kris Teska Ron Teufel Lenore Trausch (Schopper) Heather Van Daele Ron Vermillion, Jr. Beverly Warden Kindi Warren Marilyn Wielgos William E. Wollmuth Florence Wrobel Virginia Zeifert Jason Zdon

Nora Adams Dolores Allred Jacob Baldassano Marcia Beake Barbara Bernardi Deacon Phil Bertolani Phil Bickford Janine Bique Reggie Bolan Beverly Breon Eric Brown Patricia Bulauski Dolores Clausen Lynn Cook Bob Conway Joy Cortesi Tom Coyne Cathy Cyrzan Norman DeLeo Everett Donarski Jerry Eisenhower Pat Fernandez Brigid Finan Pip Formica Peri Freund Mary Freundt Dennis Frey Mary Frey Angeline Geger Deborah Glen Bernadette Haase

Please Pray for the sick and homebound of our parish...

Third Sunday of Easter Saturday, April 29 5:00 PM Allen Christesen, req. by his Wife Sunday, April 30 7:00 AM Kirsten Dirking, req. by Gerry Patryn 9:00 AM Paula Neuroth, req. by Dan & Michelle Neuroth 11:00 AM Sally Bieschke, req. by Grant Township 4:30 PM People of the Parish Monday, May 1 8:15 AM Intentions of the Mark Polanis Family Tuesday, May 2 — St. Athanasius 8:15 AM Demian & Daria Zazulak, req. by Paly Family Wednesday, May 3 — Ss. Philip & James 8:15 AM William Spinar, req. by Knights of Columbus St. Bede - Pius X Council, No. 3788 Thursday, May 4 8:15 AM Michael Paly, req. by Paly Family Friday, May 5 8:15 AM Gail Frischolz, req. by Kraft Family Fourth Sunday of Easter Saturday, May 6 5:00 PM Lenny Colella, req. by Bob Conway Sunday, May 7 7:00 AM Charles Vogt, req. by Jeanne Vogt 9:00 AM Paula Neuroth, req. by Dan & Michelle Martin 11:00 AM Deacon Jack McMahon, req. by Le & Danielle Weidner 4:30 PM People of the Parish

To add or remove a name: Please contact 847-587-2251 or [email protected] or [email protected].

Mass Intentions

Readings for the Week

We pray for the repose of the souls of all those who have died.

May They Rest in Peace.

WEDDING BANNS 3rd notice

Timothy Michael Crandall and

Christina Marie Woloshyn


Saint Bede School

Preschool & Kindergarten OPEN HOUSE

Tuesday, May 9th

9:00 AM to 10:00 AM

Visit our Preschool and Kindergarten classes, learn about our programs, and meet our staff.

Programs for Four Year Olds: • M/W/F mornings • M/W/F all day • Mon - Fri all day

Programs for Three Year Olds: • T/TH mornings • T/TH all day • Mon - Fri all day

Full Day Kindergarten Program

36399 N. Wilson Rd., Ingleside, IL 60041 · 847-587-5541 · www.stbedeschool.com

2017-2018 REGISTRATION FOR PRESCHOOL THRU GRADE 8 IS NOW OPEN

Call 847-587-5541 to schedule your tour. • Faith based academic program which includes technology, science, mathematics, language arts, social studies, art,

music, physical education, and Spanish • Computer lab • One to one computers in Grades 5 - 8 • Science lab • Bus service for residents of District 37, District 114, and the Antioch/Lake Villa area • Financial Assistance • Extracurricular activities: Athletics, Student Council, Chess, Band, Choir, Drama, and STEM

St. Bede Faith Formation Center (School & Religious Education Building)


2017 St. Bede Rummage Sale! — June 22, 23 and 24 Spring is here! What a perfect time to clean out your attic, basement or garage with items you no longer want or need that are in good condition. These items will be for sale at our annual rummage sale June 22nd through June 24th where the profits are used to help support our school and parish. The items we will be collecting are:

Furniture (good, clean condition) Books Bikes Linens Outdoor Furniture CD’s/ DVD’s Tools Toys/Games Indoor and Outdoor Toys Lighting/Lamps Dishes Appliances (working) Household items Jewelry Flat Screen TV’s Vases Clothes Electronic Equipment (working) Pictures/Frames Kitchen Items

Saturday morning drop-offs have begun. They are from 8:30 AM - 11 AM. Furniture drop off is door #6 behind St. Bede School (Faith Formation Center). All other items can be dropped off at the side entrance, door #10. Furniture pick-ups are on the following 5 Saturday mornings: May 6 and 20 and June 3, 10, 17. To schedule a pick up, call Marilyn and Suzanne Sink at 847-587-7089 or email us at [email protected]. WE ARE IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS (AND TRUCKS) FOR FURNITURE PICK UP. IF YOU ARE ABLE TO HELP, PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL US TO LET US KNOW WHAT DAY(S) YOU ARE AVAILABLE. Absolutely cannot accept: Tube TV's, baby equipment, exercise equipment, entertainment centers, Christmas trees, luggage or sleeper sofas. Please donate items and help St. Bede Parish have a successful Rummage Sale! All donated items are tax deductible – a form will be given to you upon delivery of the item(s).

ST. BEDE WOMEN'S CLUB Our next Women's Club meeting will be on Mon., May 1, 2017 at 6:00 PM for Mass, May Crowning and Litany. Following Mass, we will head down to Coleman Hall for a Cinco de Mayo dinner catered by Maravela’s and a general business meeting. All women of the parish are invited to join us to share in faith and fun!

All are invited to attend 11:00 AM Mass next Sunday, May 7th

as we honor Fr. James Kinn in celebration of his

60th Anniversary of Ordination to the Priesthood.

Reception with light refreshments will follow

after Mass in Coleman Hall (church basement).

I set my Lord ever before me; with him at my right hand I shall not be disturbed.

Therefore my heart is glad and my soul rejoices.

— Psalm 16: 8, 9a


St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry

Parishioners! If you know of any individual, family or friend who is in need of food, please have them contact the St. Bede Society of St. Vincent de Paul at 224-360-2562. All information is kept confidential. Also, we welcome them to attend our community dinner in Coleman Hall (church basement) on the 3rd Sunday of every month. The doors open at 3:30 PM and the dinner is from 4:00 - 5:30 PM. There also will be a Northern IL Food Truck coming on May 2 from 4:00 - 5:30 PM, which will take place in the church parking lot. Our current Food Pantry needs: Beef Stew, Pork & Beans, Canned Spaghetti, Pasta Sauce, Pancake Syrup. Thank you! Visit svdpchicago.org or call our St. Bede Parish Conference @ 224-360-2562

Through his words and in the breaking of the bread, the risen Christ made himself known to two disciples

on their way to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-35).

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS Our summer Religious Education Program Intensive is June 19 - 30, 2017 from 8:30 AM to Noon. We are currently in need of catechists and other volunteers to make this program another choice for Religious Education families at St. Bede. To register for grade 1, 3 thru 7, please call the RE office at 847-587-2301 or obtain the registration materials from the St. Bede Parish website at www.stbedechurch.com. If you are interested in some of our other programs or are in need of discounts on tuition, please call the RE office for more details.

If you have or know of any children with special needs who require help with sacraments or religious education, please call the Religious Education Office. We would like

to start a SPRED (Special Religious Education Development) program here at St. Bede to meet the needs in our area but we need trained helpers. Our Bishops have challenged us to make all programs accessible for everyone. We will have more information in upcoming bulletins about this opportunity.


A Family Perspective — Third Sunday of Easter In today’s gospel the disciples were returning home so “downcast” they did not recognize Jesus walking with them. In our homes we can be so overwhelmed with responsibilities we don’t see God with us. Today’s gospel tells us to stop and open our eyes to the blessings we are to one another. — by Bud Ozar

Men’s Scripture Group

Inviting all men to join Deacon Larry and our St. Bede “Tuesday Morning Scripture Group.” We

begin, first, at the 8:15 AM Mass and then proceed to Panera Bread® on Rollins Road in Round Lake Beach where we have a reserved area for us to gather at 9:00 AM. Share a meal and the Word of the Lord! No reservations are necessary, just come and join us. It’s a great way to begin the day!

St. Bede Youth Ministry

Calling all students grades 6th thru 12th!

Come together to learn more about our faith and enjoy fellowship with others. We meet on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the Month at the Knights’ House (across from St. Bede School) from 5:30 – 7 PM. Please note: For the months of May thru September, youth ministry will meet only on the 4th Sundays of the month.

Rose for Mom… Roses for Life

After all the Masses on May 13th and May 14th the Mother’s Day Right to Life Rose Benefit will take place. Fresh cut, long stemmed red roses will be available for a donation of $2 per rose, 3 roses for $5, 6 roses for $10 or $20 per dozen. Expectant mothers will be presented a free rose. The rose is a symbol of the unique beauty of each human life as well as the universal symbol of the Pro-Life movement. These roses make a beautiful gift as well as a strong statement on the value of human life and motherhood. Proceeds from the benefit help Lake County Right to Life provide the funds necessary to continue efforts to defend and protect the unborn, innocent, unwanted, handicapped, and elderly who are at grave risk in our society. Efforts include: Educational newsletters, active website, video/book/pamphlet library, forums for health and end of life issues, speakers for schools and community groups, referrals to crisis pregnancy centers. Lake County Right to Life is a non-profit, volunteer organization.

The St. Bede Rosary Army is currently looking for more Rosary Makers! Our next Rosary Army meeting will be on Wednesday, May 17th at 7:00 PM in Coleman Hall (church basement). Please come and join us as we learn to make knotted twine rosaries. Once you learn, you may make them at home on your own if you prefer. The need for rosaries is great. Please consider helping us out in this prayerful and worthy ministry. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Danielle Weidner at 847-204-2412 or just come to our next meeting and see what we’re all about!


A View of the Week

Stewardship

Monday, April 30 • Girl Scout Meeting — 6:30 - 8:00 PM, Fitzpatrick Hall • Women’s Club General Meeting — Mass w/May

Crowning at 6:00 PM, followed by Cinco de Mayo dinner in Coleman Hall

Tuesday, May 1 • Tuesday Morning Men’s Scripture Group — 8:15 AM

Mass, followed by Panera Bread® Round Lake Beach • Northern IL Food Truck — 4:00 - 5:30 PM,

Church Parking Lot • Bible Study — 6:30 - 7:30 PM, Knights’ House • Boy Scout Troop 85 Meeting — 7:00 - 8:30 PM,

Fitzpatrick Hall • Baptism Prep Class—7:00 PM, Coleman Hall • Religious Ed Advisory Board Meeting — 7:00 PM,

Conference Room Wednesday, May 2

• Chess Club — 2:30 - 3:30 PM, Room 112 • BSJ Full Board Meeting — 6:30 PM,

Conference Room Thursday, May 3

• St. Bede Choir Rehearsal — 7:00 - 9:00 PM, Church • Legion of Mary Meeting — 7:00 - 8:30 PM,

Conference Room Friday, May 4

• School Mass (8th Grade Tribute Mass) — 8:15 AM, Church

• Wedding Rehearsal, Crandall/Woloshyn — 5:30 PM, Church

• Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament — 6:30 - 7:30 PM, Church (Confessions 6:30 - 7:15 PM)

Saturday, May 5 • Wedding, Crandall/Woloshyn — 2:00 PM, Church

Sunday, May 6 • Fr. James Kinn Presiding & Celebrating 60th Anniversary

of Ordination to the Priesthood — 11:00 AM Mass, followed by light refreshments in Coleman Hall

• Children’s Liturgy during Mass — 11:00 AM

Parish Stewardship - Week Ending April 23, 2017 43rd Sunday of the Fiscal Year 27 via Give Central $ 1,615.00 194 envelopes $ 6,850.30 Loose cash $ 1,103.02 Sunday Collection Total: $ 9,568.32 Total FY 2017 - Including Christmas & Easter $ 426,585.97 Average Sunday Collection $ 8,928.79 Budgeted per Sunday $ 9,000.00 Last FY (2016) - Including Christmas & Easter $ 442,420.18 Average per Sunday $ 9,211.87 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF ST. BEDE! 2nd Collections for April/May: April 30: St. Vincent de Paul May 7: Support Our Future May 14: Catholic Charities Mother’s Day Collection May 21: Building Repair & Maintenance May 28: Faith Formation LENTEN ALMS As of Wednesday, April 26 our Lenten Alms which is designated for our St. Vincent de Paul Society has received $5,512.56. If you forgot to turn in your alms please do so by April 30th. Thank you to all who generously gave alms. Update re. To Teach Who Christ Is As of April 25 the amount pledged by St. Bede parishioners is $596,603. Cash received for St. Bede as of March 30 is $57,233. Thank you for your continuing support of St. Bede!

New families who registered with St. Bede Parish between April 7, 2016 and the current date are invited to a Newcomer’s Mass and Dinner on Saturday, May 13, 2017.

We will begin with Mass at 5 PM, which will be followed by a dinner in Coleman Hall (church basement).

If you would like to attend, please RSVP to the parish office at 847-587-2251 by 4:30 PM, May 8th.


Visit the Church Library In this little gem, the author puts her finger on the secret of family spirituality. “A Parent’s Guide to Prayer” (in the Children’s section) guides families along the way to a rich, faith-filled, and ongoing prayer life. This book will help parents deepen their own understanding of prayer, provide a guide for teaching children how to pray, and offer ideas for praying together as a family. The library is located in Coleman Hall. To sign out a book, just put your name, date (month/day/year) and phone number on the card (located on the book’s inside cover) and put the card in the “Signed Out Books” holder. When returning the book, put it on the shelf marked “Returns” and we’ll replace it in the library.

Congratulations to our Engaged Couples...

Timothy Crandall & Christina Woloshyn Ronald Gilbert & Kathy Pederson

Jeremy Busch & Jennifer Foxx

Bradley Dalrymple & Christine Dunphy

Mario Tirabassi & Katherine Wajrowski


Easter Flower Memorials…

In Memory of: Donated by:

• Deceased Members of Obenauf/Geist Family • Eugene & Regina Grabowski • Edward & Joe Govekar • Teresa Wojdok, Stefan, Jozef, Andrej Wojdok • Stanislaw Rusin • Ronald M. Hill • Crandall & Cwik Family • Loving Family • Doris Weismann (wife deceased 24 years) • Elizabeth A. Pashke • Laura A. Pashke • Frank L. Urman • Ed & Esther Pinkowski & Leo & Genevieve Wojcik • Jeff, Christy & Katie Bronken • Ruth & Al Haas & Edward Jurinak • John & Virginia Stawczyk • Charles & Dorothy Schaar • Fred & Dorothy Jones • Peter M. Scalise • Eisenhower & Scalise Family & Patty St. Pierre • Irene Hartman & Sabrina Roy • Sandra Elena & Alex • Charles, Kathryn & Peter Sink • Berggren & Bieniek Families • Charlotte, John & Ron Kwak • Christi Langreder & Bobby Hickman • Rose Buchardt • Loving Family • Robert J. Clayton, Sr. & Dudley J. Mertes • Barbara & Howard Jansen • Ed Zeifert, Ed Dunne, Maron Dunne & Mike Dunne • Helen Barry & Tom Barry • Mr. & Mrs. Leo Abeln • Mr. & Mrs. Edward Frey & Rosemary Lutz • Emilia & Marian Manastyrski • Hanna Walas • Stanislawa Kudach • Roman Wojcik • Josef Raszkiewicz • John, Irene & Sharon Wach • Bob & Barbara Kush • Agnes, Calvin, Melba & Curtis Dahm • Fr. Paul & Fr. Cletus Hodapp • Sr. Edith, Sr. Francetta & Sr. Mary Therese • Bernice & Martin Adrastek & RoseMarie & Leroy Andersen • Carl R. Tadavich • Bernice & Ben Onisk • Dr. Robert M. Zirpoli

Thank you for making our Church

environment beautiful for Easter!

• Bill & Mary Lou Obenauf • Arthur & Eileen Moldenhauer • Virginia Govekar & Family • Wojciech Wojdok • Wojciech Wojdok • Angie Hill & Family • Gregory & Barbara Crandall • Ratajczyk Family • Loving Husband, Bill Weisman • Grandson • Brother • Son • Pinkowski Family • Tom & Susan Bronken • Jim & Deb Jurinak • Daughter, Deborah/Staton Family • Mark & Donna Schaar • Mark & Donna Schaar • Barbara & Ike Eisenhower • Barbara & Ike Eisenhower • Gene Wrobel • Prez Family • Suzanne & Marilyn Sink • Henry & Judie Bieniek • Wally & Dayna Kwak • Dayna & Wally Kwak • Ken Buchardt • Gerry Crawford • Family • Family • Eileen Zeifert • Eileen Zeifert • Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Frey • Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Frey • Elizabeth Manastyrska • Elizabeth Manastyrska • Elizabeth Manastyrska • Elizabeth Manastyrska • Elizabeth Manastyrska • Frank & Ann Wach • Frank & Ann Wach • Frank & Ann Wach • Frank & Ann Wach • Frank & Ann Wach • Jon & Mea Andersen • Joy Tadavich • Christine (Onisk) Prange • Patti Zirpoli

Liturgical Ministry Schedule for May 6/7

Ministers of Care Schedule for April/May

Firewood For Sale The Knights have been collecting dropped trees and are selling seasoned wood once again. The cost of a face cord is $80, and $150 for two—free delivery if within 5 miles. Stacking will be an additional charge. If you would like wood delivered, please call Leo at 847-909-4259 or Ed at 224-243-0277.

Lakeland Apartments April 30 Ed Portalski May 7 Bill & Mary Lou Obenauf May 14 Sandra Prez May 21 Tina Carpenter May 28 Ed Portalski

Paradise Park May 5 Gregg Zeifert May 12 Gregg Zeifert May 19 Ann & Frank Wach May 26 Ed Portalski

Lilac Apt’s May 5 Ed Portalski (Fri) May 17 Ed Portalski (Wed)

Mass Presiders Lectors Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Confessions at 4 PM Fr. Gould 5:00 PM Fr. Gould TBD B. Galloway, C. Magnine, B. Erber S. Hansen 7:00 AM Fr. Gould W. Schumacher L. Smith, G. Patryn, L. Urbanski A. Curran

9:00 AM ** Fr. Rodriguez E. Barrett B. Meudt, D. Jurinak, J. Jurinak, K. Pederson P. Vroman 11:00 AM ** Fr. Kinn K. Simmet C. Johnston, P. Blencoe, J. Pecora C. Dunphy 4:30 PM Fr. Gould M. Buckley D. Redmond, L. Benes **incense may be used

Pastoral Staff Rev. Shawn Gould, Pastor ([email protected]) Rev. John F. Krebs, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Ed Pelrine, Weekend Assistant Rev. Carlos Rodriguez, Weekend Assistant Phil Bertolani, Deacon (Holly) David Bresemann, Deacon (Diana) Larry Spohr, Deacon (Fran) Gregg Zeifert, Deacon (Eileen) Gina Buckley, Director of Music ([email protected]) Parish Office Staff Fred Konopasek, Business Manager Elaine Kavanaugh, Parish/School Bookkeeper Jane Nischan, Administrative Assistant Parish Office: 847-587-2251/Parish Fax: 847-973-1765 St. Bede School & Religious Education 36399 N. Wilson Road, Ingleside, IL 60041 Patricia Strang, Principal School Office: 847-587-5541/School Fax: 847-587-2713

Mark Buckley, Director of Religious Education Mary Richards, Religious Ed Administrative Assistant Religious Education Office: 847-587-2301 School Web Address: www.stbedeschool.com Weekly Mass Schedule Monday thru Friday: 8:15 AM Saturday Evening: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM & 4:30 PM Holy Day Masses: As scheduled in the Bulletin. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays: 4:00 to 4:30 PM in the Church. Fridays: 6:30 - 7:15 PM in the Church with Adoration & Benediction from 6:30 - 7:30 PM. Baptisms Second & Fourth Sundays of the month at 12:30 PM. Registration is necessary by phone or at the Rectory. Preparatory instruction for parents is required. Marriages: Call the rectory at least 4 months in advance. Communion for Homebound Call the rectory at 847-587-2251. New to the Parish? Welcome to St. Bede Please call parish office to register yourself and/or your family. Parish Pastoral Council President: Joe Rada - 847-322-1004 Parish Email Address: [email protected] Parish Web Address: www.stbedechurch.com

New Parishioner Registration or Change of Address

Place in the collection basket to receive a registration form. You are registered when that form is returned to us.

If you are changing your address, check here

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St. Bede Parish Mission Statement

“St. Bede Catholic Parish is a welcoming spiritual community where sacraments, education

and evangelization lead us to Jesus Christ.”

Church Website: www.stbedechurch.com

St. Bede School Website: www.stbedeschool.com (For Facebook link, just scroll to bottom of Home Page)

Taizé Prayer

Jesus, give us Your Peace! 45 minutes in prayer

Bring your heart, and spirit: leave in peace

Tuesday, May 9th at 7:00 PM

St. Peter Church 557 Lake St., Antioch, IL

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