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SAINT ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCHFRANKFORT, ILSeventeenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeSunday, July 28, 2013

Page Two — July 28, 2013Saint Anthony Catholic ChurchS T. . A. ANTHONYC HURCH C ALENDAR OF E VENTSDATE DAY UPCOMING EVENTS LOCATION TIME28 July SUN HIGH SCHOOL Lectors/Ushers Meeting Atrium After 6:30 PM28 July SUNB.O.L.D. Youth Ministryfor HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE STUDENTSPadua Center St. Francis Room7:30 PM28 July SUN Baptism Ceremony Church 12:15 PM31 July WED Bereavement Ministry Padua Center SAM 7:00 PM2 Aug FRI Wedding Rehearsal Church 6:00 PM3 Aug SAT Wedding of William Clegg and Emily Rizzuto Church 2:00 PM3 Aug SAT Reconciliation Church 4:00-4:50 PM4 Aug SUN Baptisms at Mass Church 11:00 AM

Page Four — July 28, 2013Scripture Reflections forSEVENTEENTH SUNDAYIN ORDINARY TIMELIVINGtheWORDSunday,July 28, 2013TODAY'S FOCUS: PERSISTING IN PRAYERWe are called to be persistent when praying to God,the God of Abraham and the God of Jesus. Colossiansreminds us that we pray as those who have beenburied and raised with Christ in baptism.• FIRST READINGLet not my Lord grow angry if I speak (Genesis 18:20-32).The reading sites the destruction of Sodom andGomorrah. The two angels who had accompanied God onHis visits continued on the road toward Sodom andGomorrah. They experienced the hospitality of Lot andhis family and the gross lack of hospitality on the part ofthe townsfolk. This sin and the other sins of these citieswere too much for God and He announces His plan todestroy the cities to Abraham. Abraham tries to convinceGod not to destroy the city and plays on God’s conscienceand reputation, asking whether God would destroy theinnocent with the guilty. This is typical Hebrew dialoguebetween a sovereign and a subject. Abraham is alwaysrespectful, but continues to push further each time theyspeak. By the end of the dialogue, God has agreed that Hewill not destroy the city if even ten righteous men arefound there. Ten is a significant number in Judaism, for itis the number needed to form an assembly of prayer.Unfortunately, not even ten righteous men were found.God, however, did not destroy the innocent, for he savedLot and his family by having them flee the doomed city.• SECOND READINGGod has brought you to life along with Christ, havingforgiven us all our transgressions (Colossians 2:12-14).There is symbolism of being bound and being free.Saint Anthony Catholic ChurchIn our old days, we were bound to sin (we could not freeourselves from it). Now, sin has been bound (nailed tothe cross) so that we might be free. This means that wehave the freedom to choose love and life.• GOSPELAsk and you will receive (Luke 11:1-13).Jesus instructs His disciples on how they should pray.Luke’s version of the Our Father in Luke is moreprimitive than that found in Matthew. This is a series ofindividual requests, while Matthew’s version seems to bean organized prayer. Matthew probably used the “OurFather” in the community when he was writing theGospel, while Luke used what Jesus had actually said.There are also subtle differences: Matthew has us ask forour bread this day, while Luke prays for the daily bread.Matthew prays for forgiveness of debts, while Lukespeaks of sins. Matthew prays for deliverance from theevil one while Luke prays for deliverance from the finaltrial. Jesus speaks of prayer by giving examples of whatearthly fathers would. God is truly a loving parent whowill respond to our every need. Therefore, when we needsomething, we should not be afraid to ask.• REFLECTIONIn this delightful story from Genesis, Abraham ispresented as being on such intimate terms with God thatGod not only talks over things with Abraham, butresponds to Abraham’s gentle nudging. Notice howAbraham first “draws nearer” to God, asking if God willreally sweep away the innocent with the guilty. Then heincreases the pressure: “Should not the judge of all theworld act with justice?” Quite a bit of chutzpah there! Inthe end, God momentarily yields to Abraham’spersuasive—and persistent—intercession. Jesus urgesHis disciples to persist in prayer to God, after teachingHis prayer to them. This great prayer is the basis for ourapproaching God with persistence. We are told to call GodFather, and then to make two prayers of praise and threepetitions to God. Those praying move from blessing andpraising God’s name and sovereignty to asking for ourmost basic needs: bread, forgiveness, and deliverancefrom evil. Jesus follows the gift of His prayer with adviceand encouragement. His advice is to persist; Hisencouragement is to remember that God is a Father wholoves His children. God will not refuse the gift of the Spiritto those who have been buried with Christ and havealready been raised with Him in baptism. As the author ofthe Letter to the Colossians reminds us, God brought youto life along with Christ even when you were dead in sin.READINGS FOR THE WEEKMonday, July 29Ex 32:15-24, 30-34Jn 11:19-27Tuesday, July 30Ex 33:7-11;34:5b-9, 28;Mt 13:36-43Wednesday, July 31Ex 34:29-35;Mt 13:44-46Thursday, August 1Ex 40:16-21, 34-38Mt 13:47-53Friday, August 2Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16,27, 34b-37Mt 13:54-58

Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary TimeMASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK• MONDAY, JULY 29THMEMORIAL OF ST. MARTHA8:00 AM JoAnn Flannery/Mary Krause, Courtney, Thereseand Maureen Ed and Lani Kirsch/Family Jim Cupp/Julie and Katy• TUESDAY, JULY 30TH8:00 AM Scott Russell, Sr./Mary Meehan• WEDNESDAY, JULY 31STMEMORIAL OF ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA 8:00 AM Eugenia Abuel/de Castro Family Jack Ryan/Earl and Donna Zastro Jerry Luff, Jr./Rita and Wayne• THURSDAY, AUGUST 1STMEMORIAL OF ST. ALPHONSUS LIGOURI 8:00 AM JoAnn Vilutis/Zofia Mendrala Keith Murray/Mother• FRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND8:00 AM Intention of the Celebrant• SATURDAY, AUGUST 3RD5:00 PM Helen Ruiz/Family Gus Anagnos/Les and Judy Egbert• SUNDAY, AUGUST 4THEIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 7:30 AM Richard Schroeder/Family John and Helen Reicher/Reicher Family Edward Ozimek/Wife 9:00 AM JoAnn Vilutis/Zofia Mendrala Beverly Talluto/Zadell Family Mary Regerro/Vince and Alice Cryns11:00 AM For the Parish Family of St. Anthony Theresa Savage/Ray and Carol Bodnar Ed and Lani Kirsch/Bertrand Family Christina Lindsay Finley/Mom and Dad 6:30 PM Julia and Ralph Kolberg/FamilyJuly 28, 2013 — Page FivePRAYERS FOR OUR FAMILYFor the SickPlease pray for all the sick and their families...PLEASE PRAY FOR VOCATIONS28 Sr. M. Charmaine Kribs, Sr. Thomas Leo Monahan28 Sr. Patricia Walsh OP, Sr. Julie Guasconi, OSA29 Fr. Anthony Jacob OSB30 Chris Lankford (Seminarian)31 Fr. Michael Valente, Fr. Tuan Van Nguyen1 Dcn. Charles Lane, Dcn. Kurt Lange, Dcn. David Lifka28 Dcn. John Leonard, Dcn. Mark Leonardelli28 Dcn. Mill Leppert, , Dcn. Francis Lillig2 Josh Billing (Seminarian)PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY1C Antonio Cap • Sr. Airman Lawrence ClarkCpl. Ryan L. Gower • Petty Officer William HartleyCpl Michael Horbaczewski • Capt. Timothy HornikMajor Thomas John-T.J. Hornick • LTC Alejandro LopezLCDR John P. Ladowicz • LCDR Timothy LadowiczAirman 1st Class Matthew G. Lusson • Sgt. James TalleySeaman Brianne Dillman • ITSN Donald HammondLt. Cmdr. Daniel Papp • Capt. Thomas PierczynskiSeaman Bridget Reynolds • Spec E4 Michael SantoyoTech. Sgt. Michelle Shalloup • PO Thomas F. ShereckLt. Kyle R. Smolek USAF • Lt. Joseph P. StanekCorpsman Jonathan Waters • Lt. Thomas M. Zager“I baptize youin the nameof the Father,and of the Sonand of theHoly Spirit.Amen.”Welcome To Our Newly Baptized ChildThe Sacrament of Baptism was celebrated onSunday, July 21, 2013DEMI GIADA HARTMANDaughter of Derek and Linzie (Galassi)PEYTON JOSIE SWEENEYDaughter of Daryl and Katie (Hanko)ZACHARY FARINA TYRKASon of Keith and Margaret (Farina)JAXSON RYAN WOLFESon of Nicholas and Dana (Earnshan)

Page Six — July 28, 2013ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETYST. ANTHONY CONFERENCEIn the Gospel, Jesus teaches us thatGod is our “Father” and just as aparent’s love for their children is unlimited, so isGod’s love and care for us unlimited. Your gifts tothe Society of St. Vincent de Pau help the poor toknow that God is indeed their “Father.”In the month of June, through your monetary giftsand food donations, the Society of St. Vincentde Paul was able to assist 26 families providing$2623.00 in food and utility and rent payments.Thank you for your continued generosity!ADORATION CHAPEL OF MERCYConsider giving one hour a week to spendwith Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.Open days and hours:Sunday 2, 3 AM, 1, 3, 11 PMMonday 1, 2, 12 PMTuesday 3, 6 AM, 6, 9, 10 PMWednesday 3 AM, 12, 1, 2, 4, 9, 10 PMThursday 2 , 8 PMFriday 9, 10, 11 AM, 1 PMSaturday 2, 3, 4, 9, 11 AM, 12, 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 PMWE ALSO NEED SUBSTITUTE ADORERSTo become an adorer OR substitute adorerplease contact: Soledad Shereck, Chapel Coordinatorat: 815-236-3387 or soledadshereck@yahoo.com.PARISH REGISTRATION FORMWELCOME TO ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC CHURCHOur warmest wishes to all who celebrate with us. If youare not registered at St. Anthony or are and need tomake changes, please fill out this form and place it inthe collection basket or mail to the parish office. Formsavailable at www.stanthonyfrankfort.com.__________________________________________Name__________________________________________Address__________________________________________City______________ ________________________StateZip 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.St. Anthony ChurchBereavement MinistryWednesday, July 31st7pm in the Padua Center (Rm ESA)If you have lost a loved one and wishto attend the Bereavement Ministrymeeting, we welcome you to join us.2012 • 2013YEAR OF FAITHDIOCESE OF JOLIETJULY CATECHISM CORNERGod offers true happiness to all people,including those who suffer and who struggle to livea good and holy life (as the prophet Samuel’smother sang in 1 Sam. 2:1-10, and as Jesus said inhis Sermon on the Mount in Matt. 5:1-48). TheLord wants us to be richly blessed, and, in turn, wecelebrate our blessings through living holy lives andresponding with gratitude through shouts of praiseand joyous worship. Yet at the same time, ourholiness is not confined to the walls of the church,but must be integrated into every fabric of culturethat we touch. And this can only be possiblethrough a strong expression of religious liberty.This month, as we reflect on being a “holy” andhappy Church, let us remember that we are apilgrim people and we continue to work tirelesslytoward building the Kingdom of God in our owntime and place.JULY 28“Prayer and Christian life are inseparable,for they concern the same love and thesame renunciation, proceeding from love;the same filial and loving conformity withthe Father’s plan of love; the sametransforming union in the Holy Spirit whoconforms us more and more to Christ Jesus;the same love for all men, the love withwhich Jesus has loved us. ‘Whatever you askthe Father in my name, he [will] give it toyou. This I command you, to love oneanother’.” CCC, n. 2745JULY PRAYER INTENTIONFor a greater respectfor religious libertySaint Anthony Catholic Church

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Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary TimeJuly 28, 2013 — Page NineInterested in Becoming Catholic?Have you been thinking about joining the CatholicFaith? Do you need to complete your Sacraments ofInitiation (Eucharist or Confirmation)? Have youcompleted all of your Sacraments but Confirmation?(R)ite of (C)hristian (I)nitiation for (A)dultsDo you know someone in your family, a neighbor, a friend, or aco-worker who could answer yes to one of these questions? Thenperhaps you or they are waiting for encouragement to take the nextstep on your faith journey. Applications are now being accepted forthe St. Anthony RCIA Classes. Classes are for adults (18 years-older)and begin Tuesday, Sept. 10 thru Apr. 19 (Class breaks Dec. 11 thruJanuary and resumes Tuesday, Feb. 4). Classes meet Tuesdays from7-8:30 pm in the Padua Center. For questions about classes or theRCIA process, please contact Deacon Tony Schlott, Adult Faith FormationDirector, at 815-469-6198 or email tony@stanthonyfrankfort.com.Diocese of Joliet 39 th Annual Seminarian SendoffSunday, August 4th 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.Krasa Center – Benedictine University – LisleCome to the Annual Seminarian Sendoff to show your support for ourseminarians and their families. Bishop R. Daniel Conlon and many priestswill join other diocese members in “sending off” our seminarians to resumeformal studies for another year. Last year nearly 400 people inspired andencouraged our seminarians. The event includes an hour for socializing,followed by a buffet dinner after which Fr. Burke Masters invites eachseminarian to introduce himself. Adults - $25; Children 5-12/$15; Childrenunder 5 – Free. Contact George Carr at carrgeojo@gmail.com or 630-917-7580; or John Matyasik at 630-627-4526 or jmatyasik@stpiuslombard.org.PRO LIFEREFLECTIONThe people of Judahhave done evil in My eyes,declares the Lord ...They have builtthehigh places ...to burn their sons anddaughters in the fire.— JEREMIAH 7:30-31A woman who saw the photos of aborted babies on thePriests for Life website wrote us, "Let me state first thatI am rarely if ever speechless, I am very outspoken andspeak what I feel. The abortion images are jolting, andwill haunt me the rest of my life... I will never be silentabout this matter again."Jolt us, Lord, awaken us, and preserve us from sin.Diocese of JolietVocation OfficePRAYER FORVOCATIONSLord Jesus, as You once calledthe first disciples to makethem fishers of men,let Your sweet invitationcontinue to resound:Come, follow Me!Give young men and womenthe grace of respondingquickly to Your voice.Support our bishops, priestsand consecrated peoplein their apostolic labor.Grant perseverance toour seminarians and toall those who are carryingout the ideal of a life totallyconsecrated to Your service.Awaken in our communitya missionary eagerness.Lord, send Your workersto Your harvest anddo not allow humanityto be lost for the lackof pastors, missionariesand people dedicated tothe cause of the Gospel.Mary, Mother of the Church,the model of every vocation,help us to say "YES:to the Lord who calls usto cooperate in thedivine plan of salvation.Amen.(POPE JOHN PAUL II)FOR AN INCREASE OF VOCATIONSTO THE PRIESTHOOD ANDRELIGIOUS LIFE, ESPECIALLYIN THE DIOCESE OF JOLIET,WE PRAY TO THE LORD...LORD, HEAR OUR PRAYER.

Page Ten — July 28, 2013Pleasevolunteeryour timeandSaint Anthony ChurchReligious EducationREP SUMMER OFFICE HOURS:MONDAY-THURSDAY9:00 AM-3:00 PMREGISTRATION FOR 2013-2014 REP:Open Registration for NEW families continues.Registration for CONTINUING 1st-8th GradersIS NOW PAST DUE!Please stop by the REP desk at the Padua Centeror download forms from our website atwww.stanthonyfrankfort.com.Click Education, Religious Education, Registration.A $50 late fee applies for registrations receivedafter July 1st for existing families.Volunteers are needed for ReligiousEducation Program 2013-2014 YeartalentMany parents and parishioners have stepped forward tohelp with our REP program. We thank you wholeheartedly; we could not do thiswithout you! We are still in need of the following volunteer positions and askyou to please consider one of these. It is a wonderful way to meet new people,share your faith and enrich a child's life! Thank you!• Sunday Session #1: (7:45-8:50 a.m.) •• Substitute Catechists• Sunday Session #2: (9-10:10 a.m.)• Catechist — Grade 4, 5, 8 •• Aides—Grade 8•• Youth Aides—Various Grades• Substitute Catechists•• Hall Monitor•• Traffic• Sunday Session #3: (10:15-11:25 a.m.)• Catechist—Grade 1, 2, 4, 7• Substitute Catechists• Youth Aides—Various GradesTraffic• Sunday Session #4: (5:00-6:15 p.m.)• Catechist—Grade 4, 5, 6, 8 •• Aides—Grade 7, 8• Youth Aides—Various Grades•• Substitute Catechists• Hall MonitorFor information or to volunteer call 815-469-6072or email REP@stanthonyfrankfort.com.St. Anthony Catholic ChurchIMPORTANTUPCOMING REP DATESNEW FAMILY ORIENTATIONWednesday, August 14th5:00-6:00pmin Padua Center SAMCATECHIST ORIENTATIONWednesday, August 14th6:00-7:30pmin the Padua Center —St. Elizabeth Seton Room AFOUNDATIONS OF FAITHNEW EVANGELIZATIONPART ONE AND TWOSaturday, August 17th8:30-1:00pmin the Padua Center —SAMFOUNDATIONS OF FAITHNEW EVANGELIZATIONPART ONEWednesday, August 21st6:30-8:30pmin the Padua Center —SAMPROTECTINGGOD’S CHILDRENThursday, August 22nd6:00-9:00pmin the Padua Center —SAMPARISH PICNICCATECHIST COMMISSIONING/SAINT CARD AWARDSSunday, August 25th12:00 pm MassChurch and GroundsFOUNDATIONS OF FAITHNEW EVANGELIZATIONPART TWOWednesday, August 28th6:30-8:30pmin the Padua Center —SAM

Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary TimeHELP A NEEDY REP FAMILYWITH TUITIONWe are looking for generous parishioners todonate to the REP SCHOLARSHIP FUND forneedy families. Your generous donation ofany amount will help pay for REP tuition ofof families with financial hardship. Pleasecontact the REP office at 815-469-6072,email us at REP@stanthonyfrankfort.com, mailus your donation, or place it in the offertory basket clearlymarked for REP Scholarship Fund. We thank you in advancefor your support of Catholic education for our parish children.God bless you.Lourdes High School 50TH REUNIONLooking for 1964 graduates of Lourdes High School (formerly ofWest 56th St, Chicago) for a 50th Reunion planned for October2014. Email Lourdes50threunion@gmail.com or contact MaryVosicky Kruzel at 815-469-5082.July 28, 2013 — Page ElevenCATHOLIC CHARITIESBACK TO SCHOOL FAIRIN WILL COUNTYThe Catholic Charities Back toSchool Fair will be held Thursday,Aug. 1st from 11am-7pm at theUniversity of St. Francis, 500Wilcox St., Joliet. The Fair offersfree essential health and humanservices to low-income familiesliving in Will County. Free schoolsupplies will also be distributed. Spanish speakinginterpreters will be available throughout the day.Proof of income, address verification andidentification for each child is required. Medicalcard is needed for free immunizations or a smallfee will be charged. For more information pleasecall 815-774-4663.Fifth AnnualToy DriveIn Memory of Sean Duggan on His BirthdayThe Duggan family saw firsthand what a difference a new toycould make for a child who is trying to get well. Please join us inbrightening up the day for a group of very brave children.On August 7, Sean’s 15th Birthday, toys will be distributed to children undergoingtreatment on the Oncology floor of Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital.The first four toy drives were a Huge Success resulting in over 800 Toys beingcollected and distributed at each! Please visit www.seandugganfoundation.org toview pictures from previous toy drives.If you would like to make a contribution, please drop off a NEW,UNWRAPPED toy at St. Anthony Church Atrium by August 4th.

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ST. ANTHONY CHURCHLITURGICALMINISTRYSCHEDULEAugust 3August 4Celebrant(subject to change)LectorsEOM5:00 p.m.Reconciliation 4-4:50pmRec-Fr. Greg SkowronMass-Fr. Greg SkowronW. KiehlJ. StankerS. JarvieM. JarvieA. BergeronA. MorrowR. GovertS. MatthewsC. MurnighanT. LaggerP. Lagger7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 6:30 p.m.Fr. Greg Skowron Fr. Greg Skowron Fr. Greg Skowron Fr. Greg SkowronV. StasulasR. AguilarK. KileyV. DoubrawaG. StepenskiJ. Grady IIIM. RaceJ. MoyleS. GrahamL. SuesE. AllemandD. AllemandP. Greenawalt T. McMahonC. BoukalA. WatorT. DonovanJ. MajorT. CarlsonJ. HickeyP. RickerM. RafaczJ. McCarthyJ. MajorP. GreenawaltS. CarlsonD. McHughW. GorczowskiJ. GorczowskiK. SacconeT. SacconeM. CanoyB. KennyL. MurphyK. PoraR. PoraK. McMahonMC M. Herbert G. Vavrik A. Karl T. BudneyAltarServersO. MorrowA. HelwigN. MatheuC. TownsendM. DoyleK. ReaJ. VarnerJ. TijerinaM. KuechM. McCauleyM. GorskiR. MuellerMusic Praise Choir Cantor Cantor CantorJ. MannsD. WalengaB. HerrickJ. MannsU. MannsV. Manns

7659 West Sauk Trail • Frankfort, IL • 60423 • www.stanthonyfrankfort.comDaily Mass: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. (Morning Prayer: 7:45 a.m.)Saturday Reconciliation: 4:00-4:50 p.m. Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. MassSummer Sunday Mass Schedule: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 6:30 p.m.Mission StatementWe, the members of St. Anthony Catholic Church, gather together to worship and celebrate the sacraments, especiallythe 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 oftime, talent and treasure. We are further called to share our faith through active evangelization and charitable outreach.CONTACT INFORMATION:Parish OfficeOffice 815-469-3750Fax 815-469-6514• Rev. Greg Skowron, Pastor, x 115frgreg@stanthonyfrankfort.com (emergency 815-791-6073)• Rev. Miroslaw Stepien, Parochial Vicarfrmiro@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Deacon Joe Johnson, Pastoral Associate, x 111(cell) 815-922-9796, joe@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Deacon Tony Schlott, Business-Facilities Manager, x149• Deacon Don Berkey, don@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Deacon Richard Rosko, rich@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Deacon Dan Danahey• Deacon Bill Boucek• Paula Bucciferro, Accountant, x 126paula@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Jeanne Gayton, Parish-Pastor’s Administrative Assistant., x 110jeanne@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Beverly Regalado, Secretary, x 112bregalado@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Lynette Rea, Music Ministry Director, x 122lynette@stanthonyfrankfort.comWelcome to St. Anthony Catholic ChurchMost Reverend R. Daniel ConlonBishop, Diocese of JolietRev. Vytas Memenas, Pastor EmeritusAdult Faith Formation (815-469-6198)• Deacon Tony Schlott, Director, x 149tony@stanthonyfrankfort.comReligious Education (Grades 1-8)Office 815-469-6072 Fax 815-806-9421REP@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Kathleen Littleton, Director, x 143kathleen@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Sophie Follenweider, Director, x 144sophie@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Maureen Hughes, Secretary, x 142maureen@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Lisa Huguelet, Secretary, x 146lisahuguelet@stanthonyfrankfort.comPreschool (815-469-5417)• Karen Kiley, Principal, x 148karen@stanthonyfrankfort.com• Lindsay Fitzgibbon, Principal’s Asst., x 147lindsay@stanthonyfrankfort.comB.O.L.D. (Becoming our Lord's Disciples) Youth Ministry• Jade and Art FojasYM.ROCK@stanthonyfrankfort.com• St. Vincent DePaul Society815-469-3750, x 114Highlights... at St. Anthony ChurchSUMMER MASS SCHEDULE — JUNE 1 THRU SEPTEMBER 2Saturday Reconciliation 4:00-4:50 p.m. (Reconciliation with one priest)Saturday Mass: 5:00 p.m. Sunday Masses: 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 6:30 p.m.Regular Mass Schedule Resumes September 8, 2013 (after Labor Day Weekend)SUMMER OFFICE HOURS — MAY 28 THRU AUGUST 30PARISH OFFICE HOURS: (815-469-3750)Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.; Friday: 9:00 a.m.-12 NoonREP OFFICE HOURS: (815-469-6072) Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.PRESCHOOL OFFICE HOURS: (815-469-5417) Monday and Tuesday: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon