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St. James Parish. Remember Celebrate Believe. July 14, Our Mission Statement. 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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1 St. James Parish 820 N. Arlington Heights Road, Arlington Heights, IL Remember Celebrate Believe Our Mission Statement The St. James family is a welcoming Catholic community sent forth from our celebration of the Eucharist to walk in faith, live in hope, and act in love. As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are committed to justice and peace through Prayer, Education, Evangelization, and Stewardship. We Remember, We Celebrate, We Believe July 14, th Sunday in Ordinary Time Click on image at right with I-phone or Android for immediate access to St. James social media.
2 Welcome to St. James! St. James Parish 820 N. Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL St. James Parish Website: St. James Parish Council Contact: Lynne Luehrs Parish Pastoral Council Address: Weekend Masses Saturday Evening 5:00pm Parish Center Sunday Morning 7am & 8:30am Church Sunday Morning 10am Parish Center 11:45am Church Sunday Evening 5:00pm Church Weekday Masses (Church) 831 N. Arlington Heights Road Monday Friday :30am Mass Saturday :30am Mass Holy Day Liturgy Please refer to publicized special schedules for Holy Days, Sacramental Celebrations Baptism Parishioners must notify the Parish Office of preferred Baptismal date at least one month in advance. Marriages Congratulations on your engagement! We warmly welcome you to contact the Parish Office and arrange to meet with one of our priests, who will explain the process of preparing for Christian Marriage and assist you in selecting a date for your wedding liturgy. Reconciliation Saturdays :30-4:30pm In the Chapel 820 N. Arlington Hts. Road, or you may call for an appointment anytime Parish Office Hours Monday-Friday 9:00am 8:00pm Saturdays 9:00am 1:00pm Sundays 9:00am 1:00pm Parish Address Parish Fax Number St. James School St. James School Telephone Number St. James School Fax Number A Reflection from Fr. Joji Thanugundla, Associate Pastor July 14, 2013 The Greek Philosopher Herecletus said Nothing is permanent except change. Change alone is unchanging. The month of July is very busy here as we are going through many changes. Change of a pastor is an important aspect in the life of any parish community. With Fr. Bill retiring and Fr. Matt coming as the new pastor we are preparing in many ways. One important thing is that the message of Christ and the values Jesus taught and continues to teach, never change. Even though there may be changes in the administration and the way things are done, we remember from the letter to the Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. Fr. Bill beautifully shared the reflections in his final thoughts about being proud Catholics to walk in Faith, live in Hope, and act in Love. We hope and pray that the kingdom of God within each of us will continue to grow and reach out to all people under all circumstances with the able guidance of Fr. Matt Foley, our new Pastor. One can never thank Fr. Bill enough for his selfless service as a Pastor of St. James and as a wonderful priest in the Archdiocese of Chicago. We thank him wholeheartedly for sharing his ministry, love, wisdom and his life with us. Good luck again Fr. Bill, you will be GREATLY missed. I have known him only for four years (it feels like I have known him forever). I can write a book with no ending with the title, The Man, The Myth and The Legend. This weekend, we hear from the scriptures about Jesus who is the invisible image. We, as a community are the visible image of Jesus and His message. Let the world see in us and through us Christ Jesus. We also hear a great story from Jesus teaching us to love our neighbor. The Good Samaritan must be you and me, who are ever ready to bind the wounds of the world and to heal the brokenness of humanity. During this summer I am going around for a few weekends to preach mission appeals. I am traveling to Springfield, Green Bay and NY. If you do not see me at church on a few weekends, know that I am praying for you wherever I am doing the mission appeal. I thank you for your understanding of my absence here on these weekends. My mission appeals will support the poor in India. On the same note, we are having Fr. James Okoye preaching our summer appeal this weekend. Please be generous in supporting the missions. Keep me in your prayers as you are in mine. With gratitude, Fr. Joji Thanugundla. (A podcast of this week s reflection is available on the St. James website and mobile website.) 2
3 Our Parish Community Please Pray for the Sick Deacon Bill Reinert, Becky Sweeney, Eileen Brown, Chick Simpson, Rita Dinielli, Eileen Van Gammer In Loving Memory Dorothy Spillar Michael Aussem husband of Sandra; father of Michael F. Melanson, Michael J. Aussem, Emily Ann Aussem, and Lauren Elizabeth Aussem Baptisms Ashley Marie daughter of James & Meghan (Netzel) Reynolds Msgr. John Kuzinskas Remembrances Saturday Evening/Sunday Morning, July 14 Dana Mangi, Dion Terres, Cecelia Olson, Joanne E. Pinski, Amanda Baker, Eric Pedersen, Evelyn Hamann, Fr. John Beretta, OSA, Walter Monco Monday, July 15 Lawrence Lehnis, Dorothy (Violet) M. Spillar Tuesday, July 16 Dana Mangi, Catherine Lyons, James F. Warnken, Jim Rusch Wednesday, July 17 Lucille Doyle, Lenore Rettig, Patricia Doyle, Linda Long, Catherine Sabay, Meggan McDermott, Sam Varchetto, William Gorman Thursday, July 18 Michael Vincenzo, Jeffrey Helminski Friday, July 19 Rojer Hejda Saturday, July 20 Patricia McLaughlin (1st Anniv.),Marg Boos, JoAnn Calzaretta, Louise Skelly, Carol Starai Saturday Evening/Sunday Morning, July 21 Cornelius Vanderwiel, Jr., Clarence Trampf, Rose Weidner, Alberto Biondi, John McDonough, Joanne Kieca Wedding Banns July 19, 2013 Abraham Carrillo & Gianna Gilharry July 20, 2013 Timothy Brescia & Katherine Pappas July 27, 2013 Brian Hebert & Meghan Petersen August 2, 2013 John Benages & Michelle Madeck August 3, 2013 Nicola Caputo & Natalie Kopcinski Congratulations! Ted & Anne Peloquin 49th Wedding Anniversary July 18, 2013 Fr. William Zavaski, Thank you! Thank you for taking up the Catholic Charities collection in your parish on Mother s Day. We received your parish check for $7, Please extend my special thanks to your parishioners. Your caring response encourages us, and brings love, hope, and possibility to thousands of women who struggle in poverty. Through your donation, they will receive compassionate help to solve problems, repair relationships, achieve stability, and accomplish the goals they set for themselves and their children. Thank you again for all the ways you help Catholic Charities. I will keep you in my prayers. Sincerely, Monsignor Michael Boland, President This Week s Rose for Life is donated by Randy, Julie and Allison Baker in loving memory of Amanda on her 29th birthday. 3
4 Liturgical Ministers for the Weekend of July 21st Presiders Saturday evening: 5:00 pm Fr. Gilbert Mashurano Sunday: 7:00 am Fr. Jim Michaletz, CSV 8:30 am Fr. Bob Erickson, CSV 10:00 am Fr. Gilbert Mashurano 11:45 am Fr. Gilbert Mashurano 5:00 pm Fr. Bob Erickson, CSV Altar Servers Saturday evening: 5:00 pm L.Hahn, I.Hahn, A.Hahn Sunday: 7:00 am M.McManaman, K.McManaman, R.O Grady 8:30 am N.Doherty, J.Doherty, M.McGrath 10:00 am E.Barton, M.Kamp, A.Citrano 11:45 am M.Scanlon, A.Stenzel, P.Jacks 5:00 pm M.Balcerak, M.Mysza, A.Mysza Eucharistic Ministers (A Team) Saturday evening: Parish Center 5:00 pm G.Andre, M.Doheny, M.Dolan, E.Duque, E.Jarosz, L.Madden, M.Nugent, T.Schmitt, C.Stansbury, S.Szott, T.Szott Coordinators: T.Gallagher, D.Duque Sunday: Church 7:00 am D.Chaplin, C.Jensen, D.O Grady, K.O Grady, T.Reed, J.VanEck Coordinator: M. Walsh, Jr. 8:30 am C.Burke, J.Burke, E.Crittenden, MJ.Jarosz, L.Poelking, K.Rayburn, I.Roller, T.Talbot, E.Turney Coordinators: F.Miossi, D.Varchetto Lectors Saturday evening: 5:00 pm M.Hanlon, J.Lee Sunday: 7:00 am S.Nowakowski, B.Kragh 8:30 am M.O Hare, E.O Hare 10:00 am A.Brown, L.Lysak 11:45 am R.Cormier, P.Ruddy 5:00 pm M.Rapala, J.Schmidt Scripture Readings READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 14 4 Monday: Ex 1:8-14, 22; Ps 124:1b-8; Mt 10: :1 Tuesday: Ex 2:1-15a; Ps 69:3, 14, 30-31, 33-34; Mt 11:20-24 Wednesday: Ex 3:1-6, 9-12; Ps 103:1b-4, 6-7; Mt 11:25-27 Thursday: Ex 3:13-20; Ps 105:1, 5, 8-9; 24-27; Mt 11:28-30 Friday: Ex 11: :14; Ps 116:12-13, 15, 16bc, 17-18; Mt 12:1-8 Saturday: Ex 12:37-42; Ps 136:1, 23-24, 10-15; Mt 12:14-21 Next Sunday: Gn 18:1-10a; Ps 15:2-5; Col 1:24-28; Lk 10: :45 am M.Byrne, B.Gedmin, D.Gerew, S.McVoy, S.Sharer, A.VandenAvont, C.VandenAvont, S.VandenAvont Coordinators: M.Brock, MJ.DeShon Sunday: Parish Center 10:00 am T.Dressman, S.Dupuis, L.Glassman, K.Kelly, S.Lindemann, P.Lippert, T.McDonnell, B.Nielsen, M.Purtell, S.Reiss, D.Vlazny, B.Young, M.Young Coordinators: D.Adam, T.Adam Sunday: Church 5:00 pm J.Brauweiler, J.Farrell, P.Farrell, P.Gallant, G.Hamilton, T.Panzica, P.Reilly, C.Starr, J.Sykes, T.Sykes Coordinator: P.Farrell How Are We Praying? Your Liturgy Board is interested in hearing about your experience of prayer and worship at St. James. We welcome your evaluation of Mass in the Church and Parish Center and your ideas about things we are doing well or ways we can improve our experience of praying together. us at
5 Report from the Finance Committee Collection....June 30 (570 env.)..$22, Budget $37, Collection Year-to-Date.* $1,794, Collection Previous Year-to-Date....$1,710, Budget Year-to-Date $1,875, Peter s Pence......(190 env.)..... $5, *This incudes donations using credit cards and direct debits. Report from the Finance Committee Collection.. July 7...(569 env.)..$26, This week last year $35, Budget $37, Collection Year-to-Date.* $40, Collection Previous Year-to-Date..... $37, Budget Year-to-Date $37, Peter s Pence (19 env.).. $1, *This incudes donations using credit cards and direct debits. Rosary Group Join the Rosary Group in prayer after daily Mass: Monday: Human Life Tuesday: Military Wednesday: Marriage Thursday: Priests and Religious Friday: Sick Saturday: Souls of the faithful departed Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass The Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass will be celebrated on Sunday, September 22nd, at 2:45pm at Holy Name Cathedral, 735 N. State St. in Chicago. Couples married in 1963 interested in attending this celebration should contact their parish to register. For further information, call the Family Ministries Office of the Archdiocese, at or visit the website: Eucharistic Adoration Adoration takes place from 8am to 5pm every Thursday in the Church. Contact: Jo Jozwiak at Sacrament of the Sick We have been notified that there will no longer be a Catholic Chaplain on call at Northwest Community Hospital. If any of our St. James parishioners will be going into the hospital and would like to receive the Sacrament of the Sick, they are encouraged to call any of our parish priests at the Parish Office, Retired Men s Bible Study Group Fr. Bob Erickson CSV, is the presenter and discussion leader. The group works primarily with gospel texts read at Sunday Mass. New members are invited and welcome. The group meets at the Viatorian Provincial Center, 1212 E. Euclid Ave., Arlington Heights, from 10:00am to 11:30am on the third Wednesday of each month. For further information, please call Joe Ruane at (H), or (C) 5
6 St. James Pastoral Staff Rev. Matthew Foley, Pastor Rev. Bill Zavaski, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Joji Thanugundla, Associate Pastor Rev. Gilbert Mashurano, Associate Pastor Scott Arkenberg, Director of Music Debbie Bolash, Business Manager Liz Czajkowski, Office Manager Melody Devine, Director of Religious Education Marianne Dilsner, Pastoral Associate Robert Krystal, Director of Youth Ministry Judy Pappas, Principal Ministry of Care Please be aware that our Ministers of Care are available to bring the Holy Eucharist to all those parishioners who are sick, injured or impaired in any way. Due to the heat of the summer or other situations during this time, if you or someone you know is unable to attend the weekend Liturgy, please contact Deacon Tom Westerkamp at , or Pastoral Associate Marianne Dilsner at It is important that you and your loved ones share in the community of the Eucharist as members of the St. James Family. St. James Grief Support Group Whatever we once enjoyed and deeply loved, we can never lose, for all that we deeply love becomes a part of us. Helen Keller The next dates for the St. James Grief Support Group to meet will be: July 9, 23, 30, Aug. 6, 13. The group will meet on the Tuesdays listed above from 7-8:15pm, in the Conference Room at the St. James Parish Office. Our intention is to support one another through sharing, listening, and learning from each other s story of grief and loss. It is in the telling of the story that we begin the healing process. You do not need to commit to all the sessions, but are welcome to attend as many sessions as you find helpful. For information and to RSVP, call ext. 8512, and leave a message for Maryjo Hubick. Judy Tomasiewicz, Bulletin/Liturgy Permanent Deacons James Bannon (Laura) Matthew Hahn (Zuly) Paul Schmidt (Paulette) Pierce Sheehan (Midge) Tom Westerkamp (Diane) William Reinert (Joan) Retired 6
7 St. James Women's Club is sponsoring a collection of SCHOOL SUPPLIES for MARILLAC HOUSE August 10 and 11, 2013 (after all the Masses) Marillac House is located on the west side of Chicago. Under the direction of the Daughters of Charity, they provide: Day Care services, Recreation Programs, Adult Education, Emergency Food Pantry, Infant Nutrition Program, Child Abuse Program, Outreach to Seniors and Project Hope for teen mothers. Your generosity in helping to assist the children in these programs is greatly appreciated! Supplies most in need are notebooks, binders, pens, pencils, looseleaf paper and backpacks. (If you would like to donate a "complete backpack", please include: 2 folders, 2 notebooks, pens, pencils, a ruler, glue stick and looseleaf paper.) However, any donations are most appreciated! Please bring donations directly to the designated cars in the parking lots behind the Church and Parish Center after the Saturday evening and Sunday Masses. If questions, please contact Susan Carsello at or, Marianne Dilsner at the Parish Office, Mission Appeal at St. James On the weekend of July 13th & 14th, 2013, Rev. James Okoye, C.S.Sp., will visit our parish to speak at the Masses about the missionary work of the Church and in particular that of the Fathers of the Holy Spirit ( the Spiritans ) earlier known as the Holy Ghost Fathers. This visit is part of a national program whereby annually a representative of one of the missionary groups visits parishes in the Archdiocese to enlist support for the mission work of the Church. The Congregation of the Holy Spirit is an international community engaged in a wide range of missionary activity in many areas of the world. Fr. James himself is from Nigeria, and presently serves as the Director for the Center for Spiritan Studies at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. He had been Provincial of his Nigerian Congregation of Spiritans and General Assistant in the Congregation s headquarters in Rome. When Jesus said, You shall witness to me in Jerusalem and Samaria and to the ends of the earth, He made the spread of the Gospel an essential part of our Catholic life. We urge you to respond generously to Fr. Okoye s appeal. St. James Parish Resource Center The Resource Center is located in the Parish Office, near the Conference Rooms. It is open from 9:00am 7:30pm Monday through Friday, and 9:00am 1:00pm Saturday and Sunday Please stop by and check out our great selection of books! CD s are now available for a small donation in the Resource Center 7
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10 BECOME A CATHOLIC R.C.I.A. Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults- is a process for those adults interested in learning more about the Catholic faith in order to receive the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist. This process is for all men and women who are not baptized, or baptized in another Christian church but in need of further instruction and initiation, or those baptized in the Catholic Church but needing more instruction to complete the sacraments of Initiation. Persons never baptized are referred to as Catechumens, while those previously baptized are called candidates. REASONS TO JOIN R.C.I.A. 1. You're marrying a Catholic. (Sharing and practicing your faith together is a great foundation to a marriage.) 2. You're already married to a Catholic and your kids are being raised Catholic. (It's natural to want to share in the sacramental experiences of your loved one's.) 3. You were baptized Catholic as an infant but never received any further Sacraments. (Many people come to us wanting to take care of this "unfinished business") 4. You've lived in a "Catholic World" all your life. (This program is for people of all ages. Every year someone joins us whom everyone in the Parish assumed was already Catholic.) 5. You don't know much about Catholicism but you have a friend or neighbor who has inspired you to learn more. (Actions speak louder than words.) 6. You've suffered through a personal loss or struggle and are seeking to improve your faith life. ("Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.") 7. You don't know why, you just feel something calling you to the church. (It's the Holy Spirit... listen to it.) The RCIA will begin this fall on September 25th. For more information, contact Jim Hamman at or Semi-Retired? Retired? Eager to give something back? The Ignatian Volunteer Corps may be for You! Members of this Jesuit service program volunteer in poor and marginalized communities 2 days per week (Sept-June), grow deeper in their Christian faith by reflecting and praying in the Jesuit Catholic tradition, and meet monthly with other IVC members and a spiritual reflector. IVC members serve as tutors, employment counselors, food pantry volunteers, elderly companions, hospital chaplains and more! Detailed information is online at (click on Chicago ). To inquire, please contact Jackie Fitzgerald at or Second and Third Grade Students Come join our youngest parish Children s Choir! Second and third graders are invited to sing as a choir once a month at a weekend mass, at the Angels and Shepherds Christmas Mass on Christmas Eve, and a Spring concert in April. The 2 nd and 3 rd grade choir rehearses on Tuesday afternoons from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the Laramie Room during the school year. Children have a lot of fun singing and playing musical games at rehearsals. Their first rehearsal will be held on Tuesday, September 3rd at 4pm in the Laramie Room. For pre-registration and further information, please contact their choir director, Anita Haapapuro. You can send her an at or call the parish office , and leave a message at extension
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17 Jubilation Rummage Sale Wraps it Up! The Jubilation Rummage Sale was a big success! All told, we raised over $5,000 in our two day sale! Thanks to all those who donated items to our sale and to our customers who purchased those items. We especially want to thank our volunteers who gave so generously of their time to help set up and staff this huge endeavor. Lynne Luehrs and Sarah Trapani the assistants who worked tirelessly all week Pat Bethel Barb Cygan Joan Cyze Marlene Demski Louise Gehrke Colleen LeSaar Ron LeSaar Margaret Mickey Gerry Roller Joan Schade Gerry Stec Kim Stratman Beth Trapani Gail Umbricht Rae Vincent Also, a big thank you to the amazing teens who helped us throughout the week. They were a tremendous help! Martin Talbot Madeleine Petrovich Sarah Petrovich Katherine Schade Greta Zimmerman Connor Purk We support in prayer those who serve our country in the armed forces. * Christopher Allen - Navy (serving in Iraq) * MJR Reik Andersen - Army * Rev. John Barkemeyer (serving in Iraq & Kuwait) * Thomas J. Barry - Navy * Cpl. Brian M. Bell - Marines * Lt. Col. James Bergeson - Army * Sgt. Angela Berry - Army * Master Sgt. Patrick Buckley - Marines * John Dal Pino (serving in Iraq) * MJR John P. DeBlasio - Army * Kris Doody (serving in Afghanistan) * Michael Easterbrook - Army * Captain Albert G. Eiffes - Air Force * Lt. Commander Brian M. Foss - Navy * Christopher M. Graczyk, IS3 - Coast Guard* Master Sgt. * Lt. J.G. Lauren Griebel - Navy (serving in the Pacific) * PFC Anthony Guarino - Army * MJR Heather Gunther - Army * MJR Michael Gunther - Army * Capt. Scott Helminski - Marines * Col. Paul J. Hettich - Army (serving in Djibouti, Africa) * CW3 Philip A. Hettich - Army * Staff Sgt. Brett Hoover - Army Natl. Guard (serving in Afghanistan) * Lt. Cmdr. Michael Ilteris - Navy * PFC Tyler Juckett Army (serving in South Korea) * MJR William P. Kelly - Army (serving in Iraq) * SrA Donald Knorr - Air Force * Cpl. Corey McGann - Marines (serving in Iraq) * Pvt. Lee F. Musselman - Army * A1C Megan Nilles - Air Force * C.P.L. Josh Nordstrom -Marines (serving in Iraq) * John Parker (serving in Iraq) * Lt. Cmdr. Robert G. Pinski - Navy * 1st Class Andrew Raupp * Ltd. Scott Raupp - Navy * Lt. Michael Redel - Navy: USS Bataan (serving in Iraq) * Cmdr. Bettina Sauter - Navy * SFC Joseph P. Schrafel - Army * Lt. J.G. Kyle T. Schwarz - Navy * Michael F. Sojka - Marines * Sgt. Joshua St. Germain - Marines * 1st Lt. Matthew VanPutte - Army (serving in Iraq) * MJR Matt Weinrich - 4th Infantry Div. * PFC Francis Sylvester, U.S. Marines ** If your loved one is no longer in active service, please notify us so we may remove his/her name from our list. 17
18 Meat-a-Palooza at Knights of Columbus The Holy Rosary Council of the Knights of Columbus invites you, your family and friends to join us Friday, July 26th, starting at 5:00pm as we celebrate summer with Meat-a-Palooza. The Council Hall is located at 15 N. Hickory Avenue, Arlington Heights, IL. BBQ Master Chuck McKeil of BarBQphoria will be providing these gastronomic delights: * Smoked Pulled Pork * Smoked Pulled Chicken * Pulled Beef Brisket * Smoked Pork & Beans We will also provide various salads and hot dogs for the kids. Please help us to adequately plan for this event in one of two ways: 1. Reservations will be accepted by to Ray Cordell at Include the number in your group, including the ages of children. 2. Or..sign up at one of our July business/social meetings. Cost, including soda, is: Adult, $12.00 Child, 6-12, $ & under, $2.00 (hot dogs) Cash Bar for beer and hard drinks. Pre-paying is also greatly appreciated. Please mail or drop off your check payable to Holy Rosary Council by July 23. Our address is: Holy Rosary Council, Attn: Ray Cordell, 15 N. Hickory Avenue, Arlington Heights, IL Payment is allowed at door upon confirmation from Ray. (see above) Presented by Holy Rosary Council and 18
19 Community Groups Respite Care Gero Solutions Gero Solutions has trained volunteers who are available to provide up to 3 hours of respite care per week for family members caring for an older adult in their home. This free service is available to calling the Gero Solutions Office at (Paddy Homan) Lunches by Catholic Charities Luncheons are served daily for seniors 60 and older at Arlington Heights Senior Center, 1801 W. Central. Suggested donation of $4.00 on a reservation basis. Call for reservations. Mended Hearts - a national non-profit support group for cardiac patients and families meets monthly at Northwest Community Hospital on the first Monday. Call Jack Hanahan at for the schedule, information, and support. Senior Health Insurance Program Volunteers trained by the Illinois Department of Insurance offer a Free counseling service to help you compare alternative Medicare, Medicare Supplement, Medicare Drug, HMO or Long Term Care Insurance Plans and to assist in processing billing or appealing denied claims for these plans. Call for an appointment. Community Resources Alcoholics Anon Alanon/Alateen Narcotics Anon Families Anon A self-help program for family and friends of those with substance abuse and/or behavioral problems. Meets regularly at 7:30pm on Wednesday evenings at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Arlington Heights. NAMI National Alliance on Mental Illness Family support group, meets at 7:00pm, the third Wednesday of the month at Alexian Mental Health Center, 3350 Salt Creek Lane, Arlington Hts Escorted Transportation Escorted Transportation Services Northwest (ETS/NW) - is a service available for older adults in our community who are in need of rides to medical or dental appointments. It is a non-denominational outreach service to seniors. If you are in need of such assistance, please call Kathy at Parishioners who are able to volunteer their time to drive and be a part of this outreach team should contact Kathy at Annulment Support Ministry Richard Nagengast AA (Alcoholics Anonymous meets in the old St. James Rectory, 841 N. Arlington Heights Rd. (east side of Arlington Hts. Rd.) every Monday and Wednesday evening. The Monday meeting starts at 8:00pm. The Wednesday meeting starts at 8:30pm. Enter front door facing Arlington Hts. Rd. (Monday is a Men s Meeting.) AA is a self-help group for people with a drinking problem. Cancer Research Network The American Cancer Society has Cancer Information Specialists available 24 hours a day, seven days a week - call These specialists can provide: Information about your cancer, tools to help with your treatment, help finding lodging and transportation, help with financial and insurance questions, answer prescription questions, provide clinical trials matching service, assist in finding support groups, identify online community for cancer patients and their families, and offer cancer education classes. Information is available on the Internet at You may also call Ron Marwitz, the ACS parish contact, at For Post-Abortion Counseling Help: Project Rachel - Catholic Charities: Office for Protection of Children and Youth St. Vincent de Paul - is an emergency source for food and short-term financial help for parishioners and those living within the parish boundaries. Please call , ext Requests will be handled with care and confidentiality. Stepping Stones Stepping Stones is a St. James ministry dedicated to increasing parish awareness and understanding of the problem of domestic violence and to serving victims and survivors of emotional, financial, physical or sexual abuse by a spouse or intimate partner. For information and referrals by compassionate, trained responders - always confidential - call x 8535, or **Seniors: Do you have minor home repairs or maintenance work which you cannot do yourself? (This service is free of charge.) Call John Hughes at to see if he can help. Community Events Mike Small Basketball Camps Mike Small will conduct his popular Basketball Camps at St. Alphonsus School. The dates and times are listed below. The emphasis will be on fundamentals with game experience and various contests. All students will be separated according to age and ability. St. Alphonsus Fundamental Camp Monday, August 5 - Friday August 9 Boys/Girls Grades 4 7 Time: 12:30 2:30pm Boys/Girls Grades K 3 Time: 2:30 4:30pm For information on other upcoming camps contact Mike/Tina Small: Website: or Shalom Festival: A joyous celebration of Christ s love. Shalom Ministries is a Charismatic group that began in They are now in 38 dioceses across the United States. Each year, they offer a Shalom Festival, including prayer, worship, and music. Our local Festival will take place on August 24th of this year, at Maine East High School. There are sessions for adults, youth, and children. For registration and additional information about the Festival, please go to: SHARE Job & Networking Ministry Are you in transition or looking for a better job? At each meeting, we have a speaker on various topics, followed by networking. Wednesday, July 17, 2013: at St. Edna s 7-9pm 2525 N. Arlington Hts. Rd., For information contact: Tom Mannard, or leave a message at
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I am super excited to tell you all that the Montessori Print Shop is giving away their Geometry Bundle here on this blog! This bundle has a $72.74 value! You will find the details on how to enter at the end of this post. I was lucky enough to receive this bundle from the Montessori Print Shop as well to review. The bundle is packed full of materials that are great for Montessori primary, but it is just as packed with materials that are great for lower elementary and I want to show you some of what we are using. This is truly a bundle that will take you from primary through lower elementary. I really wish I had it when the boys started primary. It would have saved me so much work!
The bundle includes these 22 geometry materials:
|Detective Adjective Command Cards (63 cards)
|Detective Adjective Game - colored (63 triangles)
|Detective Adjective Game - outlines (63 triangles)
|Geometric Matching Cards (18 shapes)
|Geometric Shape Sorting (10 shapes)
|Geometric Shapes 3-Part Cards (12 shapes)
|Geometric Shapes - Command Cards (50 cards)
|Geometric Shapes - Worksheets (12 shapes)
|Geometric Solid Sorting (10 solids)
|Geometric Solids - Command Cards (50 cards)
|Geometric Solids - Worksheets (12 solids)
|Geometric Solids 3-Part Cards - Blue (10 solids)
|Geometric Solids 3-Part Cards - Brown (10 solids)
|Geometry Cabinet Cards - Solid, Thick, Thin Line
|Geometry Cabinet Control Booklet
|Geometry Cabinet Shapes 3-Part Cards (24 shapes)
|Geometry Cabinet Worksheets
|Polygons 3-Part Cards (8 polygons)
|Polygons 3-Part Cards - Complex Concepts (13 concepts)
|Polygons Book - Complex Concepts (13 concepts)
|The Study of a Circle 3-Part Cards (14 parts)
|The Study of a Circle Book (14 parts)
|The Study of a Square 3-Part Cards (8 parts)
|The Study of a Square Book (8 parts)
|The Study of a Triangle 3-Part Cards (12 parts)
|The Study of a Triangle Book (12 parts)
|The Study of Angles 3-Part Cards (20 angles)
|The Study of Angles Book (20 angles/concepts)
|The Study of Lines 3-Part Cards (15 lines)
|The Study of Lines Book (15 lines/concepts)
|Triangle Book - Complex Concepts (15 concepts)
|Triangles 3-Part Cards - Complex Concepts (15 concepts)
|Triangles 3-Part Cards - Simple Concepts (7 triangles)
To view the specifics of any of the Geometry lessons and materials included in this bundle visit the section on Geometry at the Montessori Print Shop and click on the individual materials.
This is a closer look at our Geometry Cabinet. This is where I am housing labels for different geometry works in our environment and our COMMAND CARDS! Woohoo! It feels good to get those done! Many of these drawers have materials from other places and I will give you more details on those at a future date. However, it felt SO GOOD to put the Geometric Shapes Command Cards, Geometric Solids Command Cards, and Detective Adjective Command Cards in the drawers! It felt especially good because they actually FIT in the drawers (Most of my other ones don't. You can see the drawers don't close and materials stick out.)
Above are examples of one of the geometric solids and geometric shapes command cards. The Montessori Print Shop also offers some command cards in a worksheet format. I normally shy away from worksheets, but these really are basically command cards with the paper provided.
This giveaway will be open for a full week with opportunities to enter every day. Throughout the week you will have an opportunity to see these materials and MORE from the bundle in action in our homeschool. Kal-El will be starting the detective adjective game this week!
The Rules of the Giveaway
This giveaway is open to anyone 18 or older worldwide. The giveaway gifts are in pdf file format and will be downloaded from the Montessori Print Shop eStore. In order for their system to process the download links they require the following from each winner: name, address, telephone#, and email address. All information is kept confidential.
The first entry is mandatory. After you've completed the mandatory entry there are optional entries. Check to see which entries can be repeated each day.
Entries that are not filled out correctly will be deleted (i.e. -if you tweet you must include the url, if you blog you must include the url). Entries that ask for the url and do not include the url will be deleted. Entries that require a comment will be deleted if I cannot find your comment in the comments section.


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Gold prices tumbled on Tuesday as U.S. stocks drew bidders and after a prominent Wall Street firm offered a bearish outlook on the yellow metal. April gold fell $31.20, or 2.5%, to $1,208.20 an ounce. Renewed appetite for U.S. stocks diminished some of the appeal of the precious metal, which has enjoyed one of its best runs over the past two weeks. Adding to gold's decline was a report from Jeffrey Currie, Goldman Sachs's global head of commodities, who said in his most recent research note that it is time to bet against the traditional haven as investor fears are overdone and don't justify the recent rally. Gold has gained almost 14% so far this year, compared with a decline in the S&P 500 index of 7.4%. The price decline loss for gold, based on a most-active contract, was the worst since March 6, 2015, according to Dow Jones data. On a percentage basis, it was the worst one-day fall in about three months.
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Boy, Am I Glad That's Over
By Mrs. Julien | Comment Diversions | November 22, 2012 |
By Mrs. Julien | Comment Diversions | November 22, 2012 |
As you read this, I will be pie-ing my way through (American) Thanksgiving. For some of you it's a long weekend, for others you're twiddling your thumbs through a workday. Either way, you all look a little too comfortable. Let's go with stories of fear and disaster to jolt everyone out of their torpor. Have you ever had a near miss? Clawed your way back from the edge? Thought, "that could have been so much worse?" Do tell. I'll go first:
I have This Thing. This non-life-threatening disease Thing that I don't like to talk about or use the Scary Name for because it tends to freak people out, and because I want to give it as little space in my life as possible. But here's the irony about This Thing: I've won the lottery with it twice. First, I won the bad lottery where I have This Thing and the doctor told me:
"Well, Ms. Julien, we know for sure you've got This Thing. That's all we know. We can't tell you how it's going to go over the long term. It could be mild, but that's very unusual. Likely, it will be awful and incapacitating. It may turn into an EVEN WORSE version of itself because it does that to a lot of people. Only time will tell. But you definitely have This Thing. So it might be horrendous, it will probably be disabling, and it's definitely incurable, but we've got our best people working on it. Can I show you something in a financially-debilitating pharmaceutical?"
So I said, "Okaaay", but with rivers of tears and terror because the monster that lived under my bed as a child had somehow managed to crawl up into the bed with me and wanted to snuggle. Then, after almost a year, I woke up and realised I couldn't spend my life in a constant state of red alert, and as time went on I gradually got used to that most trite of psychobabble ideas: the new normal. But I said I had won the lottery twice. Because, although I have This Thing, after 16 years of surprise cameos, it has turned out to be extremely mild. So far. It could still go meshuggeneh, but the longer it doesn't, the better my chances are that it won't. They don't know why. I didn't do anything "right" to prevent it and thinking that I had would be disrespectful to everyone who has a worse time with it than me. I've just been extraordinarily lucky, so I am immensely relieved that This Thing has been an annoyance and not a lifestyle. It's not over, but it could be so much worse.
And since it's (American) Thanksgiving , I just want you all to know that the experience has made me truly thankful for just how beautiful and precious life is.


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I've written again about unpaid internships. The point I was most eager to make was about the transformation of the "arts" job. It used to be that starving artists were artists, whereas now, any office work that's remotely "arts" is unpaid. No one is forced to buy your novel or painting. But if you're doing administrative work that has some tangential relationship to art, you're still doing tasks you wouldn't otherwise, for an entity other than yourself, and that's work in the usual sense. Yet we've normalized the idea that any "arts" job is a dream job that need not pay. This is particularly frustrating for artists, whose connections and interests - and thus plausible day jobs - will be in the arts-broadly-defined.
But the point that probably most needed making was that "prepared" is subjective, and changes according to the supply of applicants with unpaid experience. Consider this comment to the piece:
I think it depends on the industry. In my profession, experience is everything. Every intern I have seen at our office would be woefully inadequate as either an entry level Legal Secretary or a Paralegal. I don't think we would ever hire anyone who hadn't interned somewhere and at least had not only the school background but some experience as well.This commenter unfortunately doesn't spell out where the purported inadequacies lie. Is it that these are silly youth who show up late or in flip-flops, and who continue to do so even once advised against? Or is it that they've never worked at a law firm before (I'd think graduates who'd never worked at all would be unusual!) and thus require some on-the-job training? I suspect the latter.
If there weren't applicants with internship experience - if internships weren't a thing - surely this firm would hire people without that experience, would show them how to merge spreadsheets or whatever the issue is, and would, as they say, deal. That's how it went when I worked in an office before grad school, back in 2005-2006, when a college degree sufficed.* I mean, which is more likely - that something has radically changed in the skills required of legal secretaries, or that employers now have the option of hiring entry-level applicants who've already done what used to be entry-level jobs, for free?
*There's one line of thought - which I've addressed before - that says, the problem isn't unpaid internships, but rather the insistence on higher education. This might make sense - and not just be changing the topic to an also-important but separate issue - if unpaid internships weren't virtually always in conjunction with higher education. Sometimes you're even paying tuition to complete the internship. If there were some unpaid-internship track, with actual training, this would be a potentially worthwhile conversation. Instead, it's that you go to college and find that the unpaid internships you did as a student qualify you for unpaid postgraduate internships.


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People Dont read Blogs (apart from fullerov, who writes lots and they are really good)
doesn't explain the wack typography on the new logo..... :P
to be honest i'm not that keen on the general new layout but i think it's just a case of getting used to it...and widening it.
but this egg
came before his chicken, yeah?
reading a blog takes up a lot of time
and you're investing in the writer which is something I'm not likely to do unless said writer is my pal o buddy oh or something. I read friend's blogs but that is it. I don't write one anymore but I used to on here only because it was purposeful. Who wants to read about my or anyone else's life?
Sean's blog serves a purpose I guess but it's very looooonnnng, still a good idea and the new layout isn't so bad. I'm used to it EXCEPT the bit where my pms look like they're written by a poorly educated dolt because the page isn't wide enough to include all type.
point is that
the blog was written, i only stumbled across it because i was bored. Would the majority of users check the blog section on this site? i doubt it. And so the blog then became a thread (i originally created this thread so people would see what the Editor was saying in response to the site changes and didnt think many would see) But then the blog itself got a thread of its own. Anyway im rambling now...perhaps the site should have a link to a blogs section across the top navigation menu so they could have a more integral and prominent role, rather than the small print access in the Community section that it has, that way the important info and response that was conveyed thru blog would reach the wider audience it deserves. Or maybe the blog should have been a thread only and the blog option was a safer way of responding to "the angry mob".
it'd be interesting to have
a straw poll of what people do read on here. My DiS reading has changed over the years. I never read blogs until I wrote one then when I stopped I stopped having to go to that section of the site. They could link to blogs here or show the latest updated ones in a column like with the threads so you're on to something there. I'm not personally interested in what DiSer x did on Friday or how he loves his girlfriend more than double fudge cake but if someone wrote about books or film etc etc I'd read it.
the angry mob need to stop whining and realise the new site will have teething probs. Some users jumped on DiS straight away for not having everything they wanted in place.
but i do
love my girlfriend more than double fudge cake...oh wait, you said double...mmmmdoublefudgecake
i'm sure you do but if
insert_clever_username tells you in a blog that he loves his girlfriend blah blah and they went to the park and sat under a tree reading sonnets to each other apart from throwing up profusely would you read that? I wouldn't. Now if Heartbrokenstar within the framework of DiS writes a blog about say travel/books/cinema/some niche little thing he loves in a well informed and interesting way then I'm there with bells on. However forgive my cynicism but we kind of lost a lot of users with something to say through all these 'what should i eat at noon today' and 'who wants to declare themselves a stupid prejudice nobber not so cleverly disguised as debate' threads.
in depth fudge cake is too good.
People should read mine
I haven't done it for a while, but if you like middle class housewives having sex with domesticated animals then it's right up your street
Assuming you mean DiS blogs rather than blogs in general
I seem to prefer writing blogs to reading them, and then get mildly narked that nobody responds to my posts.
Mind you, the last blog I wrote was about writing blogs, which by the law of averages makes me a premier twat.


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Last winter I decided to get in shape and joined the local YMCA. On Fridays I would run, do some equipment and then go to the pool to swim. A triathalon. After a few weeks I began to notice a red headed woman, perhaps 35 years old, who was a bit chubby and very flat chested. She was friendly and we began chatting. She did the same routine that I did but she was a much better swimmer, probably had swum competitively.
I was always a few minutes ahead of her and I began to notice that she was amazingly sexy in her one piece silver swim suit. When she got out of the water it clung to her, accentuating her hips and emphasizing her huge nipples. She had very small breasts but long, hard nipples that protruded when her suit got wet.
There was a hot tub at the end of the pool and for the first several weeks I sat in the bubbles watching her do laps and especailly watching when she climbed out of the pool.
Then one week she left the pool and got into the hot tub next to me. As she stepped up and into the tub, her vagina was clearly outlined by the tight wet fabric of her suit. She sat with me chatting and as I watched it was obvious that she was letting the bubbles from one of the jets caress her bottom. She talked and then drifted away getting a dreamy look in her eyes. It was obvious that the jets had found their target.
She sat for several minutes with her eyes closed and her breathing getting heavier, then she suddenly stiffened and stood straight up. She looked at me and apologized, but I said that it was fine. Then she exlained that her boyfriend had left her and she was perpetually horny. At that she boosted herself up onto the edge of the tub and as she did I was treated to the most amazing view of her swollen vagina. The hiked up silver fabric had worked its way up into her opening and molded itelf to every detail. Her vagina lips had greatly expanded thanks to the caressing water.
She caught me looking and asked if the hot tub did the same thing to me. I nodded and then she stood and left. On her way out of the hot tub she leanded over and lold me that I shouldn't go much longer without an orgasm, since she had just had one.


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A wee star!
Heading back to the boathouse yesterday I ran into Malky, Alexa and family they like me did not catch but weren't overly despondent. Angling is about more than repeatedly catching fish, it is a way of life where to the astute wonders invisible to the must catch people and Muppets become apparent. I could not help but notice the beaming smile on Alexa's face and I thought I should ask her if she caught anything. She replied that she did catch and held out her hand and nestling in her palm were two stones. She was delighted to have caught these two stones and was taking them home to a place of safety! The unbridled optimism of youth - peerless!
Oh and many thanks for the equipment you left Malky it is very much appreciated!
My Respect!
I watched the news yesterday with much scrutiny in particular with regard to the anti austerity marches in Glasgow and London. In London alone it was estimated 250,000 people attended in protest against the huge and unnecessary cuts to public spending which will see our public services decimated and the many poor in our society brought to their knees! Oblivious to other tried and tested means of defecit reduction where the weak and poor are not subject to punishment they press on with their despicable dogma!
Of course its not all about reducing the defecit, minister without a clue Gideon Osborne is obsessed with paring back the state until nothing is left. He will succeed, because by the time the next election comes around there will be no credible opposition to the vile Tories! Instead of hammering the tax evaders and those in the 40 and 50%bracket they prefer to hobble the poor to maintain their voter base.
That England will go through this is without doubt, but for us here in Scotland we could be rid of these dummys much sooner! e must urge our elected government to move quickly towards complete independence so that we may leave behind the destitution and vindictiveness meted out by the vile Tories! In this scenario my heart would go out to the poor of England and Wales for whom there is no salvation!
The anti austerity marches will continue and doubtless break out into civil disobedience. The Tories however will not budge since thanks to Weak Ed Milliband and diddy Puppet Clegg they have a majority. For Scots the path is clear and we must move rapidly towards independence for the sake of the weak the poor and the disadvantaged in our society! Westminster holds nothing for equality seeking Scots who long for a society based on fairness and equity! To all the people who took part in the protest marches thinking not of themselves but of others who are struggling to survive - RESPECT!


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Epitasis started as a small art project, based off some code I had created for a previous project that never really got off the ground. The code included things such as basic player movement and a linked actor system, allowing players to interact and manipulate objects around the world. This gave birth to a puzzle system now found in Epitasis, and most of the code, while transferred from blueprints to C++, is relatively the same.
In terms of art, the project started with a small vision I had in my schools art gallery back in March of this year. While no particular piece caught my attention, something about the room made my brain click and I finally had what I was looking for in my next project: A colorful world, a green field, and an orange planet. I immediately began working on this exact area, and within a week I had a small prototype, which looked like this:
Not long after that, I took a month long trip to Costa Rica. Traveling around to a few places throughout the country brought a long needed inspiration for colorful vistas and mountainside landscapes, which compared to the last few projects I had been creating, was entirely different. My previous projects were very monochromatic, dark, or realistic. With Epitasis I wanted a style focused on colorful imagery, and not focused entirely on being super realistic looking. Something along the lines of The Witness or RIME essentially, and so far this style has worked incredibly well.
In Costa Rica I also had the opportunity to stay at an animal rescue center for a couple of weeks as well, and got to take care of beautiful animals such as a Scarlet Macaws, Sloths, and Howler Monkeys, to name just a few. Heres just a couple pictures from my month long trip:
Once I got back, I finished up some summer classes and began working on the project with most of my free time I had. It's been like this since, but my free time dwindles between the amount of college work I have for my major (computer science). I also began experimenting with photography, as I took it as one of my classes this past semester, which has influenced some thoughts on things such as lighting and composition. I spend a lot of time flying around my levels trying to get cool shots and various times of the day.
I also created a demo for Epitasis, presented it at a local UE4 meetup, and in just a couple weeks in 2017 I'll be presenting it again at an IGDA meeting in DC. I may also bring it to MAG Fest in Baltimore for a hot minute in January as well (next week!), but as I didn't have a demo in time to apply for getting a table a while back, my time there would be severely limited to a small rotating booth between developers.
I also released a small teaser trailer for people to see Epitasis, and a website. Check them out if you haven't seen them:
This brings me to the new year, and where I see Epitasis going in 2017.
First of all, I should state that I see Epitasis having a "when its finished" release date, but having done something like that in the past I know that I'll be able to figure out a release date before its actually finished, depending on the amount of work thats left to be completed. At the moment, the game is in a state where most basic and core systems are completed, and now I'm just creating content, levels, and more designs to be added in and extended. Its a hard process, and to be completely honest, its only going to get harder as more time goes on. There is some promising designs I've already started concepting for the game though, such as a language based on real world binary numbers and how one may be able to communicate through binary to extraterrestrial intelligent life (see: Voyager probe plaque, and also prime number communication) and a bunch of other cool stuff I'll talk about in the following year. Besides from a notebook covered in level designs, the wall near my desk is also currently covered in new and old designs, take a look:
I hope to continually improve the prototype demo for Epitasis in the next couple of months as well, which would allow me to show it off to more people and at other events, and hopefully gather some more attention for the project. I dont think I'll be done in 2017 with Epitasis, and it would be foolish to think otherwise. However, I do see a lot of the game being completed by the end of the year, and hopefully a 2018 release. But like I said, it'll be done when its done, and I don't plan to rush it.
It's going to be an interesting year for game development all around, as there's so many interesting projects happening by independent developers and developments being made in technology, such as UE4. Overall, 2016 was a great year to start a game development project like Epitasis among so many other great projects, and I honestly cant wait to see what 2017 brings to the table. :)