AUGUST 29, 2010 Saint Anthony Catholic Church Frankfort, Illinois

Jesus went to dine at the home of one of the
leading Pharisees, and the people there were
observing him carefully. He told a parable...
“When you are invited, go and take the lowest place...
For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled,
but the one who humbles himself will be exalted.”
UKE 14:1, 7-117
—LUKE
TWENTY
SECOND
SUNDAY
IN ORDINARY
TIME
AUGUST
UGUST 29, 2010
Saint Anthony Catholic Church
Frankfort, Illinois

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LIVING
the
WORD
Choices That Define A Disciple
Getting things straight in our minds isn’t easy. Wisdom
reminds us: “For the deliberations of mortals are timid, /
and unsure are our plans. / For the corruptible body
burdens the soul / and the earthen shelter weighs down
the mind that has many concerns (Wisdom 9:14-15).”
Jesus has confidence that we can make a commitment to
Him, responding to the demands He asks of His disciples.
• FIRST READING
Who can conceive what the Lord intends? (Wis 9:13-18b).
God’s ways are far beyond our ways. We cannot hope to
know exactly what God wants for us. Yet, God reveals his
truth to us through wisdom. He breathes his soul into us
to place the breath of truth into our hearts. This is the
only way that we can make sense of our lives (for on our
own we cannot even understand earthly things, let alone
heavenly things). When God gives us wisdom, we can
make sense out of our lives. Through His wisdom God
created the world. God’s wisdom teaches us His ways.
• SECOND READING
Receive him no longer as a slave, but as a beloved
brother (Philemon 9-10, 12-17).
Paul’s letter to Philemon from prison is the only letter he
wrote to an individual. One of Philemon’s slaves, Onesimus,
visited Paul there (it seems as if he had run away
from Philemon). During his visit, Onesimus converted to
the faith. Paul was now sending him back to Philemon.
Paul asks Philemon not to punish the slave and makes a
word play upon his name, saying that Onesimus was once
worthless, but now he is worthy (which is the meaning of
the name Onesimus). He never exactly says that
Mon., Aug. 30th
1 Cor 2:1-5
Lk 4:16-30
Tues., Aug. 31st
1 Cor 2:10b-16
Lk 4:31-37
Scripture
Reflections
for the
Twenty Third
Sunday
in Ordinary
Time
Sunday,
Sept. 5th, 2010
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Wed., Sept. 1st
1 Cor 3:1-9
Lk 4:38-44
Onesimus should be set free (for Paul seems to accept
slavery as an established institution), but he certainly
hints that Philemon should do this as a favor to Paul.
• GOSPEL
Anyone of you who does not renounce all possessions
cannot be my disciple (Luke 14:25-33).
We are given an example of gospel irony: we must lose
our lives in order to save them. We must leave everything
that we have in order to gain the world. This is not logical
according to the standards of the world, but it is the
wisdom of the Gospel. The saying at the beginning of this
passage is typical of the Middle Eastern way of speaking.
Jesus tells His disciples that they must hate their parents
to follow Him. This is His way of saying that we must love
Him more than we love others. He must be at the center
of our lives. It is clear that we must be careful how we
interpret this saying, “Lest we interpret literally passages
that were intended to be understood in a more symbolic
manner.” The examples at the end of the passage speaks
of knowing what we are committing ourselves to when
we make a decision “such as the decision to follow Jesus.”
It will sooner or later cost us all that we have, but we will
acquire more than we ever hoped to receive.
• REFLECTION
Old Dombledore, the wise headmaster of Hogwarts, tells
young Harry Potter that the choices that we make define
us far more than our abilities. Choice is at the heart of
Jesus’ words to the crowds in next week’s Gospel. He outlines
three decisions that define a disciple: (1) Putting
Jesus first, above all other persons, plans and possessions.
Before family, before friends, even before one’s
own life, a disciple chooses Jesus. This choice had to be
made by the apostles, by the other first disciples, and by
all who have come after, down to our own day, faithfully
living out a commitment to Jesus in all the circumstances
of life. (2) Carrying one’s one cross and following after
Jesus. This means taking up whatever duty calls us to lay
down our life in service for the sake of others. It involves
making a realistic appraisal of the resources that we have
at our disposal. Count the cost before committing. (3)
Finally, He asks for a renunciation of all possessions, allowing
no thing, just as there is to be no person, to take
the place in our hearts that belongs to Christ. An example
of this commitment is found in St. Paul’s request in his
letter to Philemon. He asks Philemon to take his slave
Onesimus back into his household, not simply as a slave,
but as a brother in Christ. We do not know what Philemon
chose. We do know that it would have cost him.
Thurs., Sept. 2nd
1 Cor 3:18-23
Lk 5:1-11
Fri., Sept. 3rd
1 Cor 4:1-5
Lk 5:33-39

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SUNDAY EVENING MASS
AT SAINT ANTHONY CHURCH
We will continue to celebrate
our Sunday Mass at 6:30 pm.
Our Parish Stewardship
Thank You
For Your Generosity
August 22, 2010
We are at 69% of our goal!
2010 Catholic Ministries
Annual Appeal
So far, 499 parishioners have
participated in this year’s Catholic
Ministries Annual Appeal. The
pledged amount is $75,334.92
which brings us to 69% toward
meeting our goal of $109,211.
Participating in the life of our
Diocesan Church through your
contribution is key to all our
efforts. If you have not joined with
others in giving to this important
mission, please do so today!
Thank you for your generosity.
Saturday 5:00 PM $ 5,308.00
Sunday 7:30 AM $ 3,673.00
Saturday 9:00 AM $ 4,912.00
Saturday 10:30 AM $ 4,633.50
12:00 PM $ 2.233.00
Saturday 6:30 PM $ 1,549.12
Other (mail, etc.) $ 360.00
Total $22,668.62
Thanks to all of you who choose to use
electronic giving for Sunday contributions.
Electronic giving is posted in the bulletin
once a month. If you are interested in e-
giving, please call the Parish Office at 815-
469-3750 or complete and return the
authorization form found on page 12.
DATE DAY UPCOMING EVENTS LOCATION TIME
29 Aug SUN Parish Picnic Today! Padua Center Grounds 1:00 PM
29 Aug SUN Women At The Well Promotions Atrium After Mass
29 Aug SUN St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive Atrium After Mass
30 Aug MON Preschool Parents Orientation Night Padua Center 7:00 PM
30 Aug MON Women At The Well Core Team ESB 7:00 PM
31 Aug TUES Tuesday Morning Scripture Group ESA 9:15 AM
31 Aug TUES Preschool Parents Orientation Night Padua Center 7:00 PM
31 Aug TUES Knights of Columbus #9770 K.C. Room 7:30 PM
31 Aug TUES Holy Spirit Prayer Group Padua Center-ESA 7:00 PM
1 Sept WED Sew N Sews St. Anthony Hall 9:00 AM
4 Sept SAT Women at the Well Ticket Sale Atrium After Mass
4 Sept SAT Reconciliation Church 4-4:50 PM
5 Sept SUN Women at the Well Ticket Sale Atrium After Mass
5 Sept SUN Baptism Ceremony Church After Mass

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• Have you been thinking about becoming a Catholic?
• Do you need to complete your Sacraments of Initiation?
(Eucharist or Confirmation)
• Do you know someone in your family, a neighbor, or a
friend, who could answer yes to one of these questions?
ST. ANTHONY CHURCH RCIA PROGRAM
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN for the St. Anthony RCIA Class (Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults). The adult (age 18 and over) classes will run most Tuesdays from 7-8:30 p.m. from Sept.
14th through the end of April in the St. Anthony Padua Center. If you have any questions, please
contact Deacon Bill Boucek, St. Anthony RCIA Director at 815-469-4088 or call the St. Anthony
Parish Office at 815-469-3750.
Parish Picnic Highlights
1 :00 P.M.
Picnic Begins
Lunch is served until 3:00 P.M.
1:30 P.M.
Children’s Games
…...Inflatables (Moonwalk, etc.)
Face Painting
Music Begins
2:00 P.M.
Adult Games
Bean Bag Tournament
2:00 P.M.
Frankfort Fire Dept. Display
St. Anthony Parish Picnic
This Sunday, August 29th
(Noon) Mass in Church
Picnic immediately following
Padua Center Grounds

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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
• MONDAY, AUGUST 30TH
TWENTY SECOND WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME
8:00 AM
Helen Ziolkowski/Mrs. Erin Roeper
Special Intention/Mary Maley
Mildred Grabowski/Cathy Scanlan
• TUESDAY, AUGUST 31ST
ST. JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA AND NICODEMUS
8:00 AM
Rita Egan/Tom and C.C. Nessinger
Sue Parchem/Mary Pat Geringer
• WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST
ST. GILES
8:00 AM
Baby David Michael Donovan/Family
Bruno Bernardi/Don and Jeanne Schwarz
• THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND
8:00 AM
Communion Service - No Mass
• FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD
ST. GREGORY THE GREAT
8:00 AM
Intention of Earl and Donna Zastro
Tom Pandell/Earl and Donna Zastro
• SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH
ST. ROSE OF VITERBO
5:00 PM
Dennis Murnighan, Sr./Frank and Margie Struna
Susan Bertoletti/Les and Judy Egbert
Betty Antonini/Gloria Tribbia
Jennie Kantowski/Krzywon Family
• SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH
TWENTY THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:30 AM
Richard Schroeder/Family
Dorothy Bryski/Bernie
Raymond Georgen/
Rosemary and Dr. Raymond Georgen
Mary and Frank Opyt/Opyt Family
9:00 AM
John and Helen Reicher/Reicher Family
Mary Ann Terretta/Eileen Greenawalt
10:30 AM
Elmer Evans/Adua and Dennis Bruno and Family
Helen Ziolkowski/Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skiba
12:00 PM
Parish Family of St. Anthony
Ed and Lani Kirsch/Bertrand Family
6:30PM
Parish Family of St. Anthony
PRAYERS FOR OUR FAMILY
For the Sick
Please pray for the sick of St. Anthony
Community of Faith and their families:
Noah Alsguson (FYI: 8 yr. old)
Thomas Nadratowski
“Lord, accept the prayers which we offer for them. Amen.”
Pro-Life Reflection
God did not give us a spirit of timidity but rather
a spirit of power and of love and of wisdom. — Tim 1:7
REFLECTION:
Our pro-life work requires constant courage, nurtured
through Scripture, incessant prayer, and the example of
saints and historical figures who fought against the injustices
of their times. When we feel we don't have courage,
we should simply do what we would do if we did.
PRAYER:
Lord, at times I ask what I should do next, but I already know.
I simply need the courage to do it. Grant it to me today.
“I baptize
you
in the
name of
the Father,
and of
the Son
and of the
Holy Spirit.
Amen.”
Welcome to Our Newly
Baptized Children
The Sacrament of Baptism
was celebrated on Sunday, August 22nd
BRYCE AUSTIN COSTANZO
son of Michael and Heather (Bienias)
LILY EILEEN HENDRICKSON
daughter of Brian and Elizabeth (Nichols)
WILLOW FAITH SVEHLA
daughter of Michael and Holly (Kuebrich)
DANE SCOTT TURNER
son of Daniel & Jennette (Melinauskas)

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Twenty Second Sunday In Ordinary Time
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Strategies At A Job Interview
On Tuesday, Sept. 7th at 7 p.m., the HOPE Employment
Support Ministry will meet in the downstairs
St. Elizabeth Seton Church Hall, 167th and
94th Ave., Orland Hills. Featured speaker Paul
Cameron, President and Founder of DriveStaff, a
technology recruiting firm in Elmhurst, IL will present
Strategies to Effectively Sell Yourself in an
Interview. For the last 12 years he has worked exclusively
in the Chicago area and is serving his 2 nd
term as Illinois Search and Staffing Association
President, and he is the co-host for the talk radio
show “Job Talk” on WJJG. As the author of the audio
training program called “Turning Interviews
into Offers through Advanced Selling Techniques,”
Paul will be discussing specific, easy-to-learn and
apply sales techniques that you can use in all your
interviews to GET MORE OFFERS! Come to discuss
interview strategies to sell yourself and position
yourself in a "likable" manner within all of your interviews.
A free copy of the audio program,
"Turning Interviews into Offers through Advanced
Selling Techniques" will be raffled. Limited “event”
copies available at a discount price. The HOPE Employment
Support Ministry is open to everyone,
regardless of religious affiliation. All services free of
charge. Employers, share your staffing needs to
tom.mcmahon@mcmahonjobs.com. They will be
distributed to those who attend. Send your resume
to ajunkans@aol.com and then come to the next
meeting to receive feedback/suggestions. Meetings
offered on the third Thursday each month at 7pm
at Our Lady Of The Woods, 10731 W. 131st St.,
Orland Park from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Call Skip at 630-
743-1486 Visit HOPE at www.linkedin.com.
THANK YOU!
SVDP OF ST. ANTHONY CHURCH
MONTHLY
Your non-perishable donations can be dropped
off in the Atrium this weekend, Aug. 28th/29th
after Mass. Thank you for your generosity.
Call 815-469-3750, x 114 for information.
“Living With A Centered Heart”
A Women’s Overnight Retreat
Living with a centered heart requires balance.
Come explore your personal world through reflection,
conversation, prayers, visualization and
movement. The balance of mind, body, spirit, and
soul can be found when one takes time to focus in
a new way. The concepts of friendship, forgiveness,
and gratitude can be tools for holistic living
when we seek out our best and most precious
selves. God only wants peace for us; it's up to us
to develop that peace with a centered heart. Mayslake
Ministries offers this two-day overnight retreat
facilitated by Dr.
Jill Bates from 7
p.m. on Friday,
RECYCLING NEWS
Please be aware that we are no
longer able to participate in the
recycle program. The yellow and
green bins will be removed from
the parking lot soon.
Thank you to all for helping
St. Anthony Church recycle
— and keep on recycling!
To find a bin near you please
visit www.paperetriever.com
Sept. 24th until 3
p.m. on Saturday,
Sept. 25th at the
Doubletree Hotel
in Downer’s Grove.
Cost: $150/
person/double occupancy.
Paypal/
Visa/Mastercard
accepted. To register
call 630-268-
9000 or online at
mayslakeministries.org.

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St. Anthony Preschool will be hosting
a BEVERAGE TENT at the Frankfort Fall Fest
from Sat., Sept. 4th through Mon., Sept. 6th.
Donations and Volunteers Needed
We are still accepting Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite and
water donations for the beverage tent and volunteers
as well. Please call 815-469-5417.
Help Decorate Our Fall Fest Float
We will be decorating the St. Anthony Fall Fest Float
on Friday, Sept. 3 rd at 1 p.m. in the church parking
lot. Call 815-469-5417 with questions.
Date: Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010
Time: Immediately following 6:30 p.m. Mass
(approximately 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.)
Where: Parish Hall
We will have a short informational meeting for the
parents and youth in the parish hall. Afterwards,
parents are welcome to stay, but it is not necessary,
while the youth check out their meeting room
in the Padua Center. They will then get to know
each other and their leaders by participating in a
game of dodge ball and other team building activities.
Pick-up will be at 9 p.m. by the Padua Center.
St. Anthony Church
Religious Education
Program
CATECHISTS
AND VOLUNTEERS
ARE NEEDED—NOW!
Please consider sharing your time and talent!
Third Grade Catechists especially needed! Other open positions include:
Sunday Session #1 7:45-8:50 a.m.
Session Needs: Substitute Catechist, Youth Aide, Traffic Manager, Traffic Guard, Hall Monitor,
Adult Child Care Supervisor, Adorer in St. Clare Chapel, Leader of Student Chapel Time, Prayer Catechist
Sunday Session #2 9-10:10 a.m.
Catechist Needed: Grade 6
Session Needs: Substitute Catechist, Youth Aide, Traffic Guard, Hall Monitor, Adorer in St. Clare Chapel,
Leader of Student Chapel Time
Sunday Session #3 10:15-11:25 a.m.
Session Needs:
Aide for Grade 5, Youth Aide, Traffic Guard, Adorer in St. Clare Chapel, Leader of Student Chapel Time,
Prayer Catechist
Wednesday Session 4:30-5:45 p.m.
Catechist Needed: Grades 1, 4 and 8
Aides Needed: Grades 7 and 8
Session Needs:
Substitute Catechist, Youth Aide, Traffic Manager, Traffic Guard, Office Help, Hall Monitor, Youth Child Care
Aide, Leader of Student Chapel Time, Prayer Catechist
Please call the R.E.P. Program at 815-469-6072 for further information or to volunteer.

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Saint of the Week
St. Martin de Porres
1571-1639
IT WAS SAID THAT EVEN AS A CHILD
HE GAVE HIS HEART AND HIS GOODS
TO THE POOR AND DESPISED. He was
the illegitimate son of a freed
woman of Panama, possibly black
or Native American stock, and a Spanish grandee of
Lima, Peru. Martin inherited the features and dark
complexion of his mother. That irked his father, who
finally acknowledged his son after eight years. After
his sister’s birth, the father abandoned the family and
they were then locked into a low level of society.
When he was 12, his mother apprenticed him to a
barber-surgeon. He learned how to cut hair and also
how to draw blood (a standard medical treatment
then), care for wounds and prepare and administer
medicines. After a few years Martin applied to the
Dominicans to be a "lay helper," not feeling himself
worthy to be a religious brother. After nine years, the
example of his prayer and penance, charity and humility
led the community to request him to make full
religious profession. Many of his nights were spent in
prayer and penitential practices; his days were filled
with nursing the sick and caring for the poor. It was
particularly impressive that he treated all people regardless
of their color, race or status. He was instrumental
in founding an orphanage, took care of slaves
brought from Africa and managed the daily alms of
the priory with practicality as well as generosity. He
became the procurator for both priory and city,
whether it was a matter of "blankets, shirts, candles,
candy, miracles or prayers!" When his priory was in
debt, he said, "I am only a poor mulatto. Sell me. I am
the property of the order. Sell me."
Side by side with his daily work in the kitchen,
laundry and infirmary, Martin’s life reflected God’s
extraordinary gifts: ecstasies that lifted him into the
air, light filling the room where he prayed, bilocation,
miraculous knowledge, instantaneous cures and a
remarkable rapport with animals. His charity extended
to beasts of the field and even to the vermin
of the kitchen. He would excuse the raids of mice and
rats on the grounds that they were underfed; he kept
stray cats and dogs at his sister’s house. He became a
formidable fundraiser, obtaining thousands of dollars
for dowries for poor girls so that they could marry or
enter a convent. Many of his fellow religious took him
as their spiritual director, but he continued to call
himself a "poor slave." He was a good friend of another
Dominican saint of Peru, Rose of Lima.
PARISH REGISTRATION FORM
WELCOME TO
ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Our warmest wishes to all who celebrate
with us. Whether visitors, long time
residents or newly arrived in the parish.
If you are not registered at St. Anthony or
are registered and need to make changes,
please fill out the form below and place it in
the collection basket at Mass or mail to the
parish office. You can also visit our website
to download a registration form
at www.stanthonyfrankfort.com.
_________________________________________
Name
_________________________________________
Address
_________________________________________
City
_____________ ________________________
State
Zip Code
(____)___________________________________
Phone
_________________________________________
Email Address
( ) New Parishioner, please contact me
( ) New Address or New Phone Number
( ) Moving—Please remove from membership list
( ) Email –Please add email address to your records.
Whet Your Appetite For Religious Life
Single Women College-Age/Young Adult Women are
invited to “Whet Your Appetite for Religious Life,”
Prayer and Pizza with Religious Sisters of the Diocese
of Joliet featuring special guest, Bishop J. Peter
Sartain on Thursday, Sept. 9th from 6-8 p.m. at the
Loretto Center, 1600 Somerset Lane, Wheaton.
RSVP by Sept. 5, 2010. Contact the Vocation Office
at 815-834-4004 or email noraL@dioceseofjoliet.org.
“Come and See” Weekend
Are you curious about Religious life? Would you like
to meet others who are discerning their vocation?
On Sept. 18-19 and Oct. 9-10, 2010 at St. Francis
Woods, Frankfort, single women ages 18-45 are invited
to attend a “Come and See” weekend. Meals
and lodging provided at no fee. Please call Sr. Nancy
Roberta Schramm at 815-464-3848 or e-mail fsshvocations@aol.com.
Sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters
of the Sacred Heart, Frankfort.

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Sr. Airman Lawrence Clark • Major Elizabeth Durbin
Cpl. Ryan L. Gower • Petty Officer William Hartley
LCpl Michael Horbaczewski • Capt. Timothy Hornik
Major Thomas John-T.J. Hornick • PFC Jon A. Frejlich
LCpl Mason Kremer Hicks • Lt. John P. Ladowicz
Lt. Timothy D. Ladowicz • LTC Alejandro Lopez
Airman 1st Class Matthew G. Lusson
Lt. Cmdr. Daniel Papp • LTJG John Pierczynski
1st Lt. Thomas Pierczynski • Sgt. James Talley
Seaman Bridget Reynolds • Lt. Joseph P. Stanek
Tech. Sgt. Michelle Shalloup • Lt. Thomas M. Zager
Cpl. Timothy Sunzere• Corpsman Jonathan Waters
Franciscan Sisters Gigantic Garage Sale
The Franciscan Sisters Mission Auxiliary is sponsoring
a Huge Fall Garage Sale on Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 10th and 11th from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00
p.m., at their Motherhouse, 9201 W. St. Francis
Road, Frankfort. Proceeds help the poor of Brazil.
St. Joseph Homewood Reunion
A reunion for all graduating classes of Saint Joseph’s
Grammar School is being held on Saturday,
Nov. 6th, at Ravisloe Country Club. Please visit
www.saintjosephreunion.webs.com for information.
Don’t miss your chance to see Fr. Greg…
dancing!
Franciscan Sisters Odyssey CC Fundraiser
On Sunday, Sept. 26th, The Franciscan Sisters of
the Sacred Heart will host their ninth annual fundraiser
“Fraternitas 2010: Swing Time” at the Odyssey
Country Club in Tinley Park. The evening will
include an appearance of our Fr. Greg, dancing.
Dinner tickets are $80 each. Dinner tickets and
cash raffle available Sept. 11/12th after all the
Masses. Raffle tickets are $10/each or 3 for $25.
Raffle prizes are $1,500, $1,000, $500, $250. Raffle
drawn Sept. 26th. Winner need not be present.
Welcome Peace and Justice Coordinator
Lisa Polega is the newest member
of the Peace and Social Justice Ministry
for the Diocese of Joliet. She
joined their staff in August 2010
and serves as the Parish Outreach
Coordinator with responsibility for
JustFaith, Peace Day, and Parish
Peace and Justice Committees. She is a vowed
member of the Sisters of the Living Word and has a
Masters of Arts in Theology (core concentration in
Christian ethics) from Loyola University of Chicago.
Her area of interest is Catholic Social Thought with
a particular emphasis in issues of economic and
environmental sustainability. We wish Lisa great
success in her new position.
New
Choir Members
Welcome!
St. Anthony Choirs Rehearsals
Begin September 9th & 10th
Children’s Choir: Open to boys and girls 2nd-5th grade
Sings at 9:00 a.m. Mass approximately 2x a month
Rehearsals: Thursdays, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Teen Choir: Open to boys and girls 6th grade and up
Sings at 9:00 a.m. Mass approximately 2x a month
Rehearsals: Thursdays, 6:15-7:15 p.m.
Resurrection Choir: Sings at all funerals. Rehearsal before funeral Mass
Traditional Choir: Sings at 10:30 a.m. Mass on Sundays
Rehearsals: Wednesdays, 7:30-9:00 p.m.
Praise Choir: Sings at 5:00 p.m. Mass on Saturdays
Call for an audition time
Rehearsals: Thursdays, 7:30-9:00 p.m.
For further details call Lynette Rea at 815-469-3750, ext 122.
Please Join Us!

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St. Anthony’s Church
St. 7659 Anthony West Catholic Sauk Street Church
7659
Frankfort,
West Sauk
IL 60423
Trail
Frankfort, IL 60423
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St. Anthony Catholic Church

St. Anthony
Church
LITURGICAL
MINISTRY
Schedule
Sept.
4/5
Celebrant
(subject to change)
Lectors
EOM
5:00 p.m.
Reconciliation 4-4:50pm
M. August
M. Guzy
P. Lagger
T. Lagger
R. Govert
S. Jarvie
M. Jarvie
A. Bergeron
S. Matthews
L. Pammer
C. Murnighan
L. Parchem
Sr. Ella
T. Guzy
J. Brozovic
7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m.
V. Stasulas
J. Sajewich
D. Scanlan
K. Kiley
J. Buck
A. Maliwat
M. Delsing
L. Hornik
V. Doubrawa
J. Grady III
C. Mora
T. Mora
G. Stepenski
R. Zych
D. Kocsis
J. Stanker C. Bodnar
D. McHugh
L. Pierzchalski
V. Stankiewicz
M. Rafacz
L. Murphy
S. Shereck
J. Hickey
D. Ducett
T. Donovan
P. Ricker
M. Clifford
L. Holmes
D. Holmes
J. Domzal
M. Crowley
M. Canoy
T. Carlson
R. Deering, Jr.
K. Rice
B. Rice
K. McMahon
J. Boenzi
R. Pora
K. Pora
R. Bodnar
E. Allemand
D. Allemand
MC C.J. August M. Perozzi E. Bloomfield C. Lello
E. Vanderpool
Altar
Servers
Fr. Greg Skowron Fr. Chris Steinle Fr. Greg Skowron Fr. Greg Skowron Fr. Chris Steinle
C. Townsend
R. August
M. McGuire
V. Soliz
A. Soliz
V. Soliz
K. Mora
G. Dirienzo
J. Tijerina
A. Bernal
K. Schlott
G. Vaurik
J. Geibal
M. Gorski
R. Aguilar
R. Williams
Music Cantor Cantor Cantor Cantor Cantor
6:30 p.m.
Fr. Greg Skowron

Welcome to St. Anthony Catholic Church!
7661 West Sauk Trail • Frankfort, IL • 60423 • www.stanthonyfrankfort.com
Daily Mass: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. (Morning Prayer: 7:45 a.m.)
Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. Sunday Mass: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 Noon
SUNDAY EVENING MASS WILL CONTINUE TO BE CELEBRATED AT 6:30PM
Mission Statement
We, the members of St. Anthony Catholic Church, gather together to worship and celebrate the sacraments, especially
the Eucharist, as we strive to live the Gospel in our daily lives, empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are called to invite,
inform, inspire and ignite the community in our faith journey by fostering stewardship through sharing of our gifts of
time, talent and treasure. We are further called to share our faith through active evangelization and charitable outreach.
Parish Office Contact Information (815-469-3750)
• Rev. Greg Skowron, Pastor, x115
frgreg@stanthonyfrankfort.com
(for emergency 815-791-6073)
• Deacon Joe Johnson, Pastoral Associate, x111
(cell) 815-922-9796, joe@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Deacon Dan Danahey, Business-Facilities Manager, x 116
• Deacon Don Berkey, don@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Deacon Richard Rosko, rich@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Deacon Bill Boucek
• Paula Bucciferro, Accountant, x 126
paula@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Jeanne Murphy, Parish-Pastor’s Administrative Asst., x 110
jeanne@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Beverly Regalado, Secretary, x 112
bregalado@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Lynette Rea, Music Ministry Director, x 122
lynette@stanthonyfrankfort.com
PARISH OFFICE HOURS:
Highlights... at St. Anthony Church
Religious Education (Grades 1-8) Contact Information
Office 815-469-6072 • Fax 815-806-9421
• Kathleen Littleton, Director, x 143
kathleen@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Sophie Follenweider, Director, x 144
sophie@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Elise Pratt, Secretary, x 142
elise@stanthonyfrankfort.com
Adult Faith Formation Contact Information (815-469-6198)
• Tony Schlott, Adult Faith Formation, x 149
tony@stanthonyfrankfort.com
Preschool Contact Information (815-469-5417)
• Karen Kiley, Principal, x 148
karen@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• Lindsay Fitzgibbon, Principal’s Asst., x 147
lindsay@stanthonyfrankfort.com
• St. Vincent DePaul Society St. Anthony Conference
Contact Information (815-469-3750, x 114)
MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.
The fun begins following
the 12:00 p.m. Mass
Financial Report
shows positive growth
Ladies, pack up your
sense of humor...
4
The St. Anthony
Picnic Is Today
6
St. Anthony
Financial Report
13
Women at the Well
“Hoist Your Sails”
The St. Anthony Parish
Picnic has arrived!
Lots of good food, fun
games, activities and
music for all ages.
See page four for
a schedule of
activities and events.
Don’t miss it...
See page six for
our complete financial
report of St. Anthony’s
fiscal year income
containing comparison
figures from July 2008
to July 2009 with
current fiscal year of
July 2009 to July 2010.
The St. Anthony Women at
the Well group invite all
women of the parish to
experience an evening
filled with hilarious stories
and reflections offering
joy and hope as you
face everyday challenges
on this trip called life.
• more inside this issue...