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The Church of the Holy Spirit Food Pantry extends their heartfelt thanks to the parishioners of St. Hubert, who have supported their food pantry for many years and continue to amaze with each collection. The October Food Drive filled 5 vans with groceries and included $525 Jewel gift cards. Thank you for your generosity!

There was an error that occurred on the 2020 Vision statements that were sent out for November.  The statements may not have included payments that were made in the month of October.  These payments will appear on your statement for December 2021. Our apologies for the error. If you have any questions, please contact Joyce Manfre at 847-885-4925 or jmanfre@sainthubert.org.

We are selling Christmas wreaths again this year. The Scouts will be at the Masses on November 20 & 21st selling fresh 20" wreaths. The cost will still be only $20.

The Institute for Diaconal Studies (IDS) invites all men who feel the gentle nudge of the Holy Spirit to attend an Exploring the Diaconate session. It is a time to pray, discuss, and learn more about the discernment process and the formation program that aspirants and candidates pursue.  Please join us, with your wives, if married, as we explore the potential of a vocation, engage in dialogue and pray in search of the next step.  All are welcome to attend any of the sessions.

Please join us to help fill treat bags as we kick off the holiday season with great company and conversation! Tuesday, November 16 at 7:00 PM in the Parish Ministry Center Club Room. We will be filling treat bags with toys and goodies for our sharing parish, St. Aloysius, Gigi’s Playhouse, TLC Pregnancy Services, and other needy organizations. 

Twenty-five percent of American women and eight percent of American men will experience domestic violence at some point in their lives. Children are very often witnesses and victims themselves. Read on the learn what exactly is considered Domestic Violence.

Thank you for your prayers and support for our parishioner, Jazmine Rangel who officially began her second year of formation with the Salesian Sisters. She entered what’s known in religious life as “Postulancy.”  She would very much appreciate hearing from you if you’d like to drop her a line, and said she’s good at writing back (and she is!). Open this article for her address.

Cafe@home is way to explore faith in a new way at home, at your own pace and in your own way. We’ve created a playlist that includes a variety of activities including videos, scripture, prayers, books, activity ideas, and links to additional resources. You can choose to explore them all or just a couple that appeal to you. Reflecting on “When you’re here, you’re home”, the theme for November is Belonging.

The Vicariate I Ministry Commission (I-ABC and I-DEF) is offering training opportunities for New Lector on Saturday, November 6 and for New Eucharistic Ministers on November 13. Please read this article for more information and to register.

​​​​​​​A Pastoral Response to Domestic Violence…… Excerpts from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops 1992, 2002

We will be holding its annual Stocking Stuffer event in November. We need SMALL items that can fit into 8-inch treat bags, such as Miniature stuffed animals or Beanie Babies (new), New items which you purchase (party favor sized prizes), Happy Meal toys (new, preferably unopened), Candy (even leftover Halloween Candy)

Are you or do you know someone who has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? Has a child over the age of seven who has not been baptized? Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist? Classes began Sunday, October 24. We still have room for you and your family.

We have had some wonderful volunteers who have been counting our weekly donations since the Church reopened, but we are now in need of some more people to help. Counting is done on Monday mornings after the 8:30 AM Mass in the Parish Ministry Center. You don’t need an accounting background just a willingness to help. We will show you how. We are seeking enough volunteers so you would only have to come once a month or less.

Preparations for it begin now and will culminate in the bishops of the world gathering in Synod at Rome in 2023. The theme of this synod is “For a Synodal Church: Communion, Participation and Mission.” By convening this synod, Pope Francis invites the entire Church to reflect on a theme that is decisive for its life and mission. It is precisely this path of synodality which God expects of the Church of the third millennium. Following in the wake of the renewal of the Church proposed by the Second Vatican Council, this common journey together is both a gift and a task.” The objective of the current Synod is to listen, as the entire people of God, to what the Holy Spirit is saying to the Church...the whole synod process aims at fostering a lived experience of discernment, participation and co-responsibility. Synods are a time to dream and “spend time with the future.” We are encouraged to express an innovative outlook; to be inclusive; to keep an open mind; to listen to each and every one; to capture an understanding of journeying together; and to value and involve the role and vocation of each member of the Body of Christ.

The Vicariate I Ministry Commission (I-ABC and I-DEF) is offering the following training opportunities on November 6 & 13.

This free 4-hour Men’s retreat on October 30 at the Basilica of Our Lady of Sorrows 3121 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago, IL 60612. It is the Shrine of Cancer Saint Peregrine Laziosi, O.S.M. Free attendance check-in begins at 8:30 AM and coffee and donuts will be provided at no cost to all attendees.

St. Hubert will host a Holy Hour on November 9 with the historic monstrance that was first used at the ceremony for the laying of the cornerstone of Mundelein’s Chapel of the Immaculate Conception in 1924 and was also used at the 1926 Eucharistic Congress held on the seminary grounds. Eucharistic Adoration will be from 5—7 PM and a Prayer & Benediction Service will begin at 7 PM.

Please save the date: Sunday, November 14 in the church lower level.

Next week we’ll recap our Welcome Home Weekend with pictures and stories. We’re truly grateful to our Welcome Home Team who gave their all to make it happen.