14327 Highland, Orland Park, IL 708-349-0903 “Rejoice with Jerusalem and be glad because of her,...

St. Michael Parish 14327 Highland, Orland Park, IL

708-349-0903 www.saintmike.com

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Voice of Saint Michael July 7, 2019

“Rejoice with Jerusalem and be glad because of her, all you who love her; exult exult with her.” The prophet Isaiah, the prophet of hope, tells us to rejoice in the Lord because we are loved. Isaiah reminds us that no matter how bad or difficult things look – we should rejoice in God’s love and forgiveness. Isaiah speaks to us about Jerusalem – not the one located in Israel, but the heavenly Jerusalem. In this New Jerusalem, we shall be comforted, our wounds shall be healed, our hearts shall rejoice because in heaven we shall find our comfort. Our physical world is filled with discouragement and disappointment. As Jesus sends out the seventy-two he does not mince words and he tells them how difficult the task will be; “Go on your way; behold, I am sending you like lambs among wolves. Carry no money bag, no sack, no sandals; and greet no one along the way.” Jesus tells them that they have a mission and they are not to let anything get in their way. There can be no distractions when it comes to proclaiming the Kingdom of God. Numbers in the scriptures are always symbolic. Jesus sent out seventy-two – a number representing universality – the gospel is to be preached to the entire world and not just to a select few. Now is the time the mission has a sense of urgency. Interestingly, Jesus sends them out two by two. No doubt having someone with you can provide some safety but it also allows them to correct one another if they happen to go astray so that they can keep on task. Two people provide witness to all that Jesus said and done. This gives them strength and encouragement so that they can complete their mission. The seventy-two appear to have been successful and they return rejoicing. Jesus, again being straight forward tells them that they should rejoice in the success of their work but instead to rejoice that they are among the saved, those whose names are written in heaven. Sometimes this is difficult for those who minister. We all want to be successful in doing our jobs and yet the success does not belong to us but to Christ. We should not rejoice based on the fullness of the Church or the size of the collection. No, we should rejoice because we are baptized and are called the Children of God. Where does your joy come from? A little chuckle I found this on the internet and I thought it was a little amusing. I have decided to send it to some of my friends who recently became pastors. PRAYING WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT… The Benedictines continue praying from memory, without missing a beat. The Jesuits begin to discuss whether they have an obligation to pray. The Franciscans praise God for the gift of darkness. The Dominicans debate on light as a source of divine knowledge. The Carmelites fall into silence and meditate. The parish priest goes into the basement and resets the breaker! In Christ’s love and peace, Fr. Frank

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14th Sunday of Ordinary Time July 7, 2019

Summertime, and the scriptures are full of good news--and maybe even road trips! We hear Isaiah exhorting the Israelites after they traveled back to Jerusalem from their exile in Babylon. We hear the seventy-two disciples congratulating themselves for going out to proclaim the Kingdom and coming back with tales of success. But the subtext of all of this is the ultimate road trip—Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem and the Cross. Imagine how elated the Israelites were, returning from their captivity in Babylon. Even better, the once-destroyed Jerusalem had been restored. Their God had saved them and they were going home. Isaiah, their prophet, assured them of God’s loving care for them, comforting, like a mother, giving them abundant cause for rejoicing. Yet how did they travel? The community of Israel went together, supporting each other, but the road must have been hard on them. Their faith and trust in the merciful God of Israel sustained them. Now imagine the seventy-two disciples being sent to preach the Kingdom and to prepare people for the Good News of Jesus coming into their lives. No food, no money, no luggage, no reservations—just their faith in Jesus and their optimistic enthusiasm for God’s Kingdom. The Good Shepherd had sent his lambs into the world of wolves, with instructions to help them deal with rejection and hardship. Can you imagine the disciples returning from their mission, excited, heady with the successes they experienced on the road? Although they attributed their deeds to the power of the name of Jesus, they were obviously bragging about what they accomplished. In today’s second reading, Paul is writing to the community of Galatia, reminding them that the only appropriate boast is in the cross of Jesus Christ. Expecting the cross, we might find that our fellow laborers in the fields have dwindled in number. So we pray for companions on our own journeys to walk with us in faithful joy.

Readings for the Week July 7, 2019

Sunday: Is 66: 10-14c; Gal 6: 14-18; Lk 10: 1-12, 17-20 Monday: Gn 28: 10-22a; Mt 9: 18-26 Tuesday: Gn 32: 23-33; Mt 9: 32-38 Wednesday: Gn 41: 55-57, 42:5-7a,17-24a; Mt 10: 1-7 Thursday: Gn 44: 18-21, 23b-29,45:1-5; Mt 10:7-15 Friday: Gn 46: 1-7, 28-30; Mt 10: 16-23 Saturday: Gn 49: 29-32; 50:15-26a; Mt. 10:24-33 Sunday: Dt 30: 10-14; Col 1: 15-20; Lk 10: 25-37

It's summertime and that means vacation time! A nice relaxing vacation to kick back and relax and get away from it all. One thing that is not relaxing

is packing for a vacation. It could be a headache! All the little things to remember to bring and check off your list can seem as if your not "getting away from it all” ...but taking it all with you! The Bible tells us that Jesus appointed seventy-two of his followers and sent them out, two-by-two, to go out into every town and place where he was about to go. Do you know what Jesus told them to take with them? Nothing! Jesus said to them, "GO!" Then he went on to say, "Do not even take a purse, or a bag, or a pair of sandals." Just the clothes on your backs. Now, why did Jesus say that? When Jesus sends someone on a mission, their success or failure does not depend upon what they bring with them-- It depends on Him! We can be pretty sure of that because of what Jesus told people when he sent them out. He said, "He who listens to you listens to me; he who rejects you rejects me; but he who rejects me rejects him who sent me." Just as Jesus sent out seventy-two people, he wants us to go to people today and share the good news that the kingdom of God is near. The results do not depend on us. We should not become puffed up when people receive the message . . . and we should not be discouraged when they reject the message. We should just go and tell the good news….as if everything depends on Jesus...because it does! Let us pray, Dear Jesus, may we be ready and willing to go when you say, "GO!" and leave the results up to you. Amen

Prayer Intention Book in the Narthex There will be a prayer intention book in the Narthex through July 16th. Please write in your prayer requests. This book will be carried to Italy in July by our teens going on pilgrimage. They will pray for your intentions throughout their pilgrimage.

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We welcome into our faith community… Alfredo Elian Valdivia, son of Veronice and Alfredo

Julian Flores, son of Nancy and Tino

Charlotte Alice Lee, daughter of Colleen and Adam

Isaiah Aneudy Gonzalez, son of Yesenia and Aneudy

Bodhi Lee Beleski, daughter of Elizabeth and Brian

Cassidy Ann Umbriaco, daughter of Kathleen and Frank

Francis Louis Zavala, son of Alyse and Valdemar

Mariella Evelyn Molina, daughter of Amanda and Gabriel

Aria Elizabeth Engel, daughter of Kelly and Robert

Damian Estrada-Perez, son of Stephanie and José

Camden John Chmura son of Jamie and Eric

Mario and Brenda D’Aniello Ryen and Kristin Nagle William and Shannon Nolan Joseph and Cherisse Dowling Jason and Kristen Riley Barbara Graber Lazaro Rincon and Ana Lilia Romales

Welcome to St. Michael Parish!

CHURCH RECEPTION OFFICE SUMMER HOURS

Beginning June 17th and through August 9th, St. Michael Church reception office will have summer hours. Monday through Thursday we will be open from 8:30 am to 4 pm. On Fridays we will be open from 8:30 am to 12 noon. Our Sunday hours will remain 9 am to 12 noon.

CHURCH AND ADORATION CHAPEL SUMMER HOURS

The ADORATION CHAPEL AND CHURCH will close at 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday, JULY 1—JULY 31. Saturday and Sunday hours will remain the same as usual.

Young Adults—Join other young adults from neighboring parishes for events that help us to further develop our relationship with Jesus and deepen our understanding of the Catholic faith. Thursday at 7 pm July 11 at Sidestreet Tavern, 18401 Nor th Creek Dr ., Tinley Park "Examining Gender as a Catholic" Chelsea Piper July 18 at Durbins, 17265 Oak Park Ave., Tinley Park “Spiritual and Religious” Carol Allen July 25 at Sidestreet Tavern, 18401 Nor th Creek Dr ., Tinley Park “Encounter, Witness, and Pilgrimage” Dan Masterton August 1 at Durbins, 17265 Oak Park Ave., Tinley Park “Would Jesus Support Black Lives Ma er?” Gardis H. Wa s

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Sick List We will pray for those who are sick. To include yourself or a family member on our sick list please call the parish office. The name will be read at Sunday Mass for two weekends and then will be in the bulletin for three weeks.

Please Pray For The Sick

We continue to remember the sick, the infirm, and all those recommended to our prayers; and especially, the following, that they may experience the healing and power of Christ: Lucas Salvatore Bryant, Hannah Carroll, John Davis, Dee Draski, Ryan Grybas, Pauline Hancock, Marilee Hankin, Mary Jo James, Tom Johnston, David Kircher, Darryl Klock, Chris Lechowicz, Elizabeth Lisuzzo, Eva Malajewicz, Bernie McEarlean, James Melton, Jesus Mendez, Cathy Murphy, Bob Nolan, Helen Oberman, Alma Patterson, James Pawlak, Linda Pendleton, Kyle Radke, Michael Roeder, Don Sheming, Tony Ziebicki,

and all those injured in service to their country. Please Pray For . . . Those who have died and their families Henry Dalloz, husband of Kathleen Thomas Regan, husband of Jill

We Make Hospital Visits If you or a relative of yours is admitted to the hospital it would be so helpful if you

would call St. Michael to let us know you are there. It is not a

bother for us! We try to visit the sick on a regular basis and would love to

visit you if you are hospitalized. Please call: 349-0903 and we will use our own list of people to visit.

“He said to them, ‘The harvest is abundant, but the laborers are few…’” Luke 10:2

As Catholics we are all called to serve. However, many of us are unsure of what our charisms or gifts from the Holy Spirit are to help build God’s Church. Through prayer we are able to discern how God is calling us. The next time your pastor or fellow parishioner asks you to join a committee, ask God first, if that is what He wants you to do with your gifts.

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Our parish code is IL851.

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The St. Michael Pro-Life Group and the Pro-Life Action League invite you to join the upcoming “Face the Truth” Tour, an annual pro-life public education initiative that reaches tens of thousands of people with the reality of abortion. From July 12-20, pro-life volunteers will hold signs at major intersections across Chicagoland, depicting the beauty of life in the womb. The tour will be in our area Wednesday, July 17: 9:00-10:30 Flossmoor, Vollmer Road and Governors Highway, 11:30-1:00 Orland Park, 159th and LaGrange Road, and 3:00-4:30 Mokena 191st and LaGrange Road.

The tour changes hearts and minds, guides post-abortive women and men to healing and peace and saves babies from abortion. For more information on this powerful pro-life campaign, including the complete tour schedule visit ProLifeAction.org.

The Women’s Club would like to thank all who participated in our events this season. Because of your support we were able to make donations to the following organizations:

St. Michael’s Youth Group St. Michael’s Religious Education Department

Fr. Geofrey’s Hospital Bed Mission Mundelein Seminary

“The Honor Flight” for Veterans Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Inc., a Foundation Helping our Veterans and their Families

We appreciate your support. Carol, Mary, & Paulette

Class Reunion information for area schools that we receive will be posted on the parish website saintmike.com under ‘OFFSITE EVENTS’. New postings will be listed in the bulletin so that you will know when there is something of interest to you. Currently there is information for : ST. JOHN FISCHER Class OF 1969 (50th) ST. ALBERT THE GREAT Class of 1969 (50th) D.D.EISENHOWER HIGH SCHOOL (Class of 1989)

Tickets will be sold after the Saturday 4:30 Mass and Sunday 10:30 Mass

FACE THE TRUTH TOUR 2019 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY If you are celebrating your 50th wedding anniversary in 2019 and would like to attend the Archdiocese of Chicago Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass on September 8, please register at pvm.archchicago.org

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We never stop working on our relationship with God. Here is something your family can do during the

LIVE THE CORPORAL AND SPIRITUAL WORKS OF MERCY BY SERVING AND HELPING SOMEONE . . . MANY PEOPLE NEED YOUR HELP . . .

KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN AND LOOK

FOR A WAY TO HELP SOMEONE You can give a blessing bag to a homeless person. If your children are old enough, offer to help an elderly neighbor with yard work, visit with an elderly person in a nursing home, or volunteer at a food pantry, soup kitchen, or shelter. Any charitable work is the idea. We are people of service, and we need to remember to serve our Lord by helping each other every day, using our time, talents, and treasures! Each of us has special gifts given to us by God. How awesome is that to know that “I have a special gift given to me by God! Wow! How can I use my gift to help others? How can I help others with my gift?” Pray about it and God will guide you!

GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME

Religious Education Faith Formation “Faith formation is more than a subject

to be taught. It is an invitation to a way of life.” Joe Paprocki

To register for 2019-20 Religious Education Classes . . . Registration packets are available in the kiosk in the Narthex and on our parish website at www.saintmike.com on the Religious Education page. New families should contact Kelly Martinez, Coordinator of Religious Education, at 708-873-4633 or at [email protected] to discuss the class that is best for your family. Returning families

can also register online on our website at www.saintmike.com (click on Education at the top, then Religious Education, then scroll down to Register). We are blessed to grow in understanding of our faith and our love for God

with your family!

What does it look like when a girl saves the day?

St. Maria Goretti, whose feast we celebrate on July 6, can show us. She wasn’t even twelve years old when she offered her life in service to the Truth. At that young age, Maria was attacked and faced her attacker with joy, humility, compassion, courage, and above all, purity of heart. No wonder she is a particular patroness for youth. What can we, as Catholic mothers, do to inspire our children to live the same virtues that St. Maria Goretti chose? The obvious answer is to make sure our kids know the saints, each one showing a different facet of the courage God gives us to follow Him to the cross and beyond. Sometimes, though, we must engage our children’s imaginations along with their faith. Another way to give our children examples of virtue is to provide them with quality fiction that shows in a particularly imaginative way how great virtue wears sometimes the most ordinary of faces. Also, since fiction can illustrate great virtues often without the frank violence that our saints had to suffer, it often can be used to give our children good examples of great character without frightening a particularly anxious child, for instance. Copyright 2016 Erin McCole Cupp Painting By Giuseppe Brovelli-Soffredini (Original source of this reproduction is unknown)

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Let Us Pray For Those Who Serve . . . Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the

name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen

United States Air Force United States Army United States Marine Corps United States Navy

Sean Barrett Eric Boele

Kelly Cawley Ryan Conlon

Michael A. Gaytan David Glass

Susan L. Janks Ken Juhl

Samantha Pronobis Kyle Radke

Tim Schmidt Craig Schober

David Stachniak John Tomaskovic

David Bergunder Carl Brandon

Joseph L. Budka Brian Candos

Jason Cashman Eileen Cassidy Mary Cassidy

Vincent Cesaro Jamie Conley

Luke Esterman Mark Fiocca

Michael Fiocca Francisco J. Gaytan

David Hargitt Patrick Hausner

Joshua Holer Matthew Kohn Maureen Kohn Michael Kohn

Carly Katalinic Lindner Kristopher Lindner

Daniel Magee Peter Marudas Philip Maxwell

Tristan G. Minster Andrew Mark Netzel

Benjamin Nonaka Michael Stachniak

Matthew Tybor Lorelei Valkenburg Zachary Zarembski

Scott T. Zaur

Anthony Cesaro Christian Conroy

Blaine Doran Peter Duddleston

Jack Flinchum Brian Giaretta

Kyle Hass Michael R. Hryn

Sean Kaspar Aidan Muno-Kohn Robert Kurzweil

Jason M. Kut Ian Markert

Brian McGovern Sean McGrath Jack Mehalek

Matthew A. Morris Jake C. Moylan Ryan Mulcahy Jacob Parisi

John Jacob Peulecke Patrick O. Philipps

Martin Roman Kevin Ryan

Jason M. Schaub Thomas Schueman

Nicolas Schultz Michael Gustav Smith

Tom Spain Michael J. Van Wyk

Christian J. Wydajewski Mike Wieland

Marilyn Cesaro Brad Chagnon Ryan DeNardo Brian J. Draper

Robert A. Islas, Jr. Jacob Jenkot

Jonathan Kurzweil Nicholas LaBarre Daniel Lennertz

Gabriele Miseviciute Brian P. Molloy Kara L. Molloy

Orland W. Morales Zachary Pulver

John T. Spannuth Luke Warner

Ashley Watson

We give our sincere thanks and appreciation to all veterans who have served their country. We continue to pray for our loved ones who are currently serving in the armed forces, whether they are stationed overseas or in the United States. To submit a name to add to this list, please fill out the information below and drop it in the mail to Steven and Marilyn Howard, 14965 West Avenue, Orland Park, IL 60462 or email us with the information at [email protected]. We would ask that in order to avoid any errors, please be sure to print the information clearly and submit it in writing rather than via a telephone call. Please inform us when a loved one has been discharged in order for us to keep our list up-to-date.

Name: _______________________________________________ Branch of Service: _____________

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St. Michael Vacation Bible School 2019 Special thanks to . . . The Teachers ~ Pam Domico, Bridget Duckhorn, MaryJo Grzymski, Jill Jandacek, Lisa Jandacek, Karen Kotsiviras, Kelly McHugh & Danielle Scheel

Spotlight Drama ~ Angie Hollowell

Adult Assistants ~ Jessica Calderone, Kristin Dillon, Dawn Kaderabek & Beth Kohlstedt The Music Coordinator & Assistants ~ Sarah Huie Kelsey Grzymski & Madeline Huie The Snack Coordinators ~ MaryPat Carr & Sarah Highfill

The Decoration Coordinators ~ Cassie Atkinson & Taylor Roberts

The Crew Leaders & Classroom Assistants ~ Kate Allocco, Erin Barry, Bridget Bartolotta, Brianna Borgman, Dawson Crowley, Alyssa Dababneh, Noah Domico, Claire Donnell, Caitlin Duckhorn, Jack Duckhorn, Grace Duckhorn, Kyle Flaherty, Matt Flaherty, Marisa Gilio, Samantha Glover, Gianna Gudino, Seamus Hennessy, Ethan Highfill, Noah Highfill, Grace Hollowell, James Hollowell, Thomas Hollowell, Rebekah Huie, Leah Huie, Kara Jandacek, Gregory Kotsiviras, Francesca Fabbi/Krynski, Sean Larkin, Kate Lawler, Matthew Markett, Catherine McAleenan, Maggie McHugh,

Ella McHugh, Annie McHugh, Ben Meehan, Ryan Meehan, Kaylie Mundschenk, Isabella Para, Anna Pavilon, Mary Piacente, Briana Pigatto, Ethan Scheel, Eddie, Scheel, William Schilling, James Siegler, Madeline Skalitzky, Olivia Skalitzky, Kaylee Sullivan, John Walter & Jack Whittingham

are the words that describe this week filled with learning about Jesus through music, dancing, snacks, games & crafts. See you next year!

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Fall Fest 2019 is a little over two months away and it will be back this year with a full complement of food, drink, and entertainment. Windy City Amusements will once again provide a carnival for all to enjoy. Keep an eye out for your Fall Fest 2019 chance tickets which will be arriving in the mail by the end of the first week of July. Early bird drawings for the $500 will begin on August 12th, 2019. Get your chances in as soon as possible! Books of 10 chances cost $125 while single chances are $20 each.

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Contact St. Michael

Parish office to register .

708-349-0903

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“Alégrense con Jerusalén y gocen con ella, todos ustedes que la aman; gocen, gocen con ella”. El profeta Isaías, el profeta de la esperanza, nos dice que gocemos en el Señor porque nos ama. Isaías nos recuerda que no importa lo malo o difícil que parezca todo – debemos gozar en el amor y el perdón de Dios. Isaías nos está hablando de Jerusalén – no la que se encuentra en Israel, sino la Jerusalén celestial. En esta Nueva Jerusalén, seremos consolados, nuestras heridas sanarán, nuestro corazón se alegrará porque en el cielo encontraremos nuestro consuelo. Nuestro mundo físico está lleno de desaliento y decepción. Al enviar Jesús a los setenta y dos, no desmenuza las palabras pero sí les dice lo difícil que será la tarea; “Vallan, yo los envío como corderos en medio de lobos. No lleven ni dinero, ni morral, ni sandalias; y no se detengan a saludar a nadie por el camino”. Jesús les dice que tienen una misión y no deben permitir que nada se interponga en el camino. No pueden distraerse al proclamar el Reino de Dios. Los números en las escrituras son siempre simbólicos. Jesús envía a setenta y dos – un número que representa universalidad – el evangelio es para ser proclamado al mundo entero y no sólo a algunos escogidos. Ahora es el tiempo que la misión tiene un sentido de urgencia. Interesantemente, Jesús los envía de dos en dos. No cabe duda que teniendo a alguien consigo pude proveer seguridad, pero también permite corregirse uno al otro si logran desviarse, para poder llevar a cabo la tarea. Dos personas provee testimonio a todo lo que Jesús dice y hace. Esto les da fortaleza y ánimo para cumplir con su misión. Los setenta y dos parecen haber tenido éxito y regresan alegres. Jesús, nuevamente, siendo directo les dice que no deben alegrarse por el éxito de su trabajo sino porque están entre los salvados, cuyos nombres están escritos en el cielo. Algunas veces es difícil para quienes suministran. Todos queremos ser exitosos haciendo nuestro trabajo y aún el éxito no nos pertenece sino a Cristo. No debemos alegrarnos basados en la plenitud de la Iglesia o en el monto de la colecta. No, nos debemos alegrar por estar bautizados y llamarnos Hijos de Dios. ¿De dónde proviene tu alegría? Un poco de risa Encontré esto en el internet y pensé que era un poco divertido. He decidido enviarlo a algunos de mis amigos recién nombrados párrocos. REZANDO CUANDO LAS LUCES SE APAGAN… Los Benedictinos continúan rezando de memoria, sin pasarse una cuenta. Los Jesuitas empiezan a discutir si aún tienen obligación de rezar. Los Franciscanos alaban a Dios por el regalo de la oscuridad. Los Dominicos debaten sobre la luz como una fuente de conocimiento divino. Los Carmelitas guardan silencio y meditan. Los sacerdotes parroquianos van al sótano y reintegran el interruptor,. En el amor y paz de Cristo, Padre Frank

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INICIO DE CURSO En Español : Domingo 8 de sep embre a las 11 a.m.

INSCRIPCIONES:

Domingos junio 23 & 30 después de misa de 1:30p.m. O

En la oficina de lunes a miércoles de 7-4p.m. Niños desde 2ndo grado, adolecentes, adultos, sacramentos de inicio

(Bau smo, Primera Comunión, Confirmación) Para jóvenes y adultos, Primera Comunión

para niños ( 8años cumplidos al inscribirse)

La Misa de Aniversario de Bodas de Oro será celebrada por el cardenal Cupich el domingo, 8 de septiembre de 2019 a las 2:45 p.m. La misa será llevada a cabo en St. John Brebeuf en Niles, Illinois. Para inscribirse, por favor comuníquese con su parroquia local o inscríbase en línea en pvm.archchicago.org.

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"Know Your Rights Seminar Today (Sunday, June 30, 2019) 2:30 pm (after the Spanish Mass) at St. Michael's Church

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Masses for the Week — July 6th through July 13th

Saturday 4:30 PM Lawrence Hanlon Kathleen Varnagis Gary Michael 6:00 PM Hannah and Mary Lyons Diane Rimkus Arthur and Frances Mohr

Sunday

Spanish —→

7:30 AM Ben Armijo Julieanna Thompson Judy Young 9:00 AM Rose and Henry Berardino Jack Carlson Peter Lacken 10:30 AM Alice Dzurisin Daniel White Special Intention of Helena, Jenna, and Elisa 12:00 PM Therese Dudak Gerard Greene Deceased Members of the Greene Family 1:30 PM Raul Medrano Adela Garcia 5:30 PM John Gianoli Russell Novotny Edward Kudia

Monday

6:30 AM Daniel Hidalgo 8:00 AM Kathleen Varnagis Robert Brown Michael Asprer

Tuesday 6:30 AM Daniel Hidalgo 8:00 AM George Thomas James Bomher Eva Machuda

Wednesday 6:30 AM Daniel Hidalgo 8:00 AM Raymond George Florence Piekarz James Bomher

Thursday 6:30 AM Linda Raftery 8:00 AM Paul Krynski Barbara Waterman Jack Flaherty

Friday 6:30 AM People of St. Michael

8:00 AM Norman Yelnick Evelyn King Special Intention for Valencia and Viviana Spencer

Saturday 8:30 AM Robert Tesmond, Sr. Thomas Skupien Ken Gerdes

July 14, 2019 — Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time Mass Intentions Lectors Altar Servers Eucharistic Ministers

4:30 PM Kathleen Varnagis Don Lambert 50th Anniversary of Ron and Pam Stepansky

Margie Wierus Sandy Schuber

Norah Doyle Maggie Hughes Kate Hulne Caroline Kaspar

Lynn Backofen Donna Bollero Denise Dillon Jeanine Gausselin

Juliana Gorski Barb Holton Kathleen Hughes Rosemary Lambert

Maddie Norbut John Radecky Sharon Waiter

6:00 PM Donna and Mario Romeo Hlinka and Ujka Families Anniversary of Joseph and Lillian Ujka

Sue Mahns Peggy Mraz

Elliott Cabrera Alec Cabrera Louis Kulekowskis Scott Kulekowskis

Gerry Baker Theresa Bongiorno Sami Domagala Therese Hansen

Mark Hansen Kathy A. McGrath NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER

Shirley Wolfe NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER

7:30 AM LaVerne Bria Gerry Cassidy Ben Armijo

Denise Wilkin Jim Cummins

Bradley Bittner Che Garcia Charlotte Garcia Jacob Wyroba

Lorraine Arena-Simmons Sharon Grasso Shawna Howard Joe Madden

Barb Madden Fran McCabe Jeff Minarcik Wayne Young

Kevin Zidek NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER

9:00 AM John Hamilton Denis Ryan Deceased Members of Basta Family

John Carroll Jillian Marino

Nicholas Barrett Zachary Barrett NEED MINISTER Anthony Pagliero

Sue Auld Kathleen Calandriello Jeanne Carroll Mary Esposito

Mary Fei John Fei Eileen Jastrzebowski Ellen Martino

Steve Messina NEED MINISTER Karen Sullivan

10:30 AM David Grochocinski Jack Jagger Nicholas Miceli

Matt Koch Mike Alcordo

Michael Arnashus Patrick Arnashus Ellory Crnkovich Kaelyn Morales

Josefina Aguilar Denise Arnashus Jennifer Bailey Diane Gneda

Robert Hiter David Lynn Carol Marshall Deacon Mike McDonough

Bill Nebel Tita Oblena Barb Rinozzi

Young People’s Liturgy Presider —Judy Hiter

12:00 PM Edmund Krynski Danuta Krynski Edward Kudia

John Zigmond Theresa Zigmond

Ava Dill Isabella Para Kara Pellegrini Gavin Weiss

Barb Davis Tricia Dill Matt Dill Thomas Hudon

Chang Sun Kim Deacon Mike McDonough Barb Milcarek Lexi Para

Caroline Para Marilyn Stanczak Sophia Weiss

1:30 PM Spanish Mass

Gente de St. Michael Teen Lector Teen Lector

Sofia Gutierrez Nadia Ghouleh Oriana de Anda Jose Carrera

Diacono Brittany Renteria Diana Reyes Lydia Reyes

Leticia Sanchez Natalia Trujillo Yolanda Trujillo Jizelle Urbina

Eva Vazquez Maria Vazquez Irma Almanza

5:30 PM Maureen Cerve Lee Schroeder Robert Gavin

Madeline Huie Barb Wesolowski

Nicholas Huie James Olsziewski Gavin Twomey Molly Twomey

Kelly Florek Deacon Colin Huie Colleen O’Finn Robert Robles

NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER

NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER NEED MINISTER

Young People’s Liturgy Presider — None

PARISH OFFICE 14327 Highland Avenue 708-349-0903

Orland Park, IL 60462 www.saintmike.com

Rev. Frank A. Kurucz, Pastor 873-4611 Rev. Geofrey Andama, Associate Pastor 873-4612 Rev. Paul Burak, Retired Priest call parish Rev. William Finnegan, Retired Priest call parish Patrick Wille, Seminarian, call parish [email protected]

Pastoral Associate -4635 Compassionate Ministry, RCIA, Service [email protected] Pat Chuchla, Pastoral Associate 873-4652 Worship Ministries [email protected] Diana Vitela, Business Manager 873-4617 [email protected] Kelly Martinez 873-4633 Coordinator of Religious Education [email protected] Paul Smith, Principal 349-0068 St. Michael School [email protected] Maureen Morrissey, Asst. Principal 349-0068 [email protected] Gary Patin, Director of Music Ministry 873-4627 [email protected] Rose Koch, Youth Minister 873-4650 [email protected] Hispanic Ministry 873-4619 Patty Renteria [email protected] DEACONS Tom Bartholomew Tony and Eileen Cocco Colin and Sarah Huie Jim and Sharon Janicek Michael and Donna McDonough Abel and Yolanda Trujillo

Sunday Masses Saturday Evening: 4:30 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 9:00, 10:30, 12:00, 5:30 p

1:30 p.m.

Weekday Masses: Mon—Fri 6:30 & 8:00 a.m. Saturday 8:30 am Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)

Saturdays 3:00 —4:00 pm Confesion en español: 12:30—1:15 pm los primeros y terceros Domingos de cada mes

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Monday-Friday 9 a.m.—5 p.m. (for July) Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m.—7 p.m.

Baptisms: Baptisms are celebrated several Sundays a month at 3 p.m. & at the Noon Mass once monthly. A preparation class is required. 708-349-0903. Weddings: Marriage Preparation required. Call 708-349-0903 to schedule & begin the process.

Parish Office Hours until August 9th Monday thru Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon Saturday CLOSED Sunday 9:00 a.m. - Noon

Please call or stop by the Parish Office to update your address or to advise you are leaving the parish

Religious Education (Faith Formation): Office Hours for July: 7/1 and 7/2 - 1 to 4pm; July 3, 4, and 5 - closed week of 7/8 - Mon - Thurs 1 to 4pm; Fri 9am to 3pm 7/15 through 7/28 - closed week of 7/29 - Mon - Thurs 1 to 4pm; Fri 9am to 3pm You can email anytime. Emails will be responded to. Classes for children ages 5 through age 14: Registration is available until classes are full. Registration packets are in the narthex and online at www.saintmike.come under Religious Education. Classes begin the week of September 16th.

Educacion Religiosa en espa ol Si usted desea que sus hijos reciban los sacramentos de la confesión , Primera Comunión, y Confirmación en español, debe registrar a sus hijos en las clases de catecismo llamando a la Oficina Parroquial al 708-873-4619. Estas clases se ofrecen en español. Si prefiere las clases en inglés, favor de llamar directamente al 708-873-4633.

Bulletin deadline: Fr iday at 9 a.m. Please e-mail articles, in Word or Publisher format, to [email protected].

Can’t Hear in Church? Our built in hearing loop works with most hearing aids. We also have receivers and headphones that work with our built-in hearing loop that can be used by parishioners during Mass. Questions? Contact the Worship Office at 708-873-4652.

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