R ORG P S November 3rd, 2019 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

RECTORY: WWW.OLVCHICAGO.ORG Fax: 773-286-8579 PARISH STAFF: Priests Rev. Michael Wyrzykowski, Pastor [email protected] Phone: 773-286-2950 ext. 18 Rev. Abraham Jacob, Priest in Residence Deacons Mr. Michael Ahern [email protected] Mr. Robert Leck [email protected] LITURGY & MUSIC MINISTRY: Director of Music & Liturgy: WWW.OLVMUSIC.ORG Dr. Robert deChristopher [email protected] Phone: 773-286-2950 ext. 28 Religious Education Director: Mrs. Mary Beth Frystak [email protected] Phone: 773-283-2229 ext. 29 Fax: 773-286-8579 Parish Business Manager: Mr. Joe Russo [email protected] Phone: 773-286-2950 ext. 27 Fax: 773-286-8579 Bulletin Editor: Ms. Marsha Geurtsen [email protected] POPE FRANCIS GLOBAL ACADEMY: WWW.PFGACADEMY.ORG Head of School: Mrs. Margaret Kinel Phone: 773-763-7080 Campus Principal: Eli Argamaso Phone: 773 736 8806 Follow OLV on Twitter! OLVCHURCHCHGO Follow OLV on Instagram! OLVCHICAGO.PARISHLIFE

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November 3rd, 2019 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

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SATURDAY - November 2 4:30pm † Villaruz Tanjuan req. by Family † Vilma Figueroa req. by Family SUNDAY - November 3 8:30am In Thanksgiving & Blessings for the Draper Family 10:30am Special Intention for the Wm. Daly Family † Berta Baldocchi req. by Ken & Mary Beth Frystak MONDAY - November 4 7:30am † Dorothy Kezios req. by Whiteside Family TUESDAY - November 5 7:30am Vonderhoe Family Wednesday - November 6 7:30am 11th Birthday Oliara Dudek req. by Dudek Family THURSDAY - November 7 7:30am Special Intention for Peace in the Middle East req. by Pat Goldman FRIDAY - November 8 7:30am † Cookie Kezios req. by Susan McGrath SATURDAY - November 9 7:30am † Leo Dineen req. by Wife 4:30pm † Thomas O’Hara req. by Heneghan Family † Ricardo Martinez req. by Family SUNDAY - November 10 8:30am † John & Gail Schoewe req. by Mother † Pat Rocks req. by Family 10:30am In Thanksgiving and Blessings for the Draper Family

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Every week, some treasures

from our tradition are shared here. Where does all this history

come from? The history of Godʹs people of prayer is always

coming to light, mostly because scholars have dedicated their lives

to research. They translate and ponder prayers and songs;

explore the places used for worship; look at the vessels, books,

and vestments; and read works from legal documents to letters and diaries.

In the 1930s, Hitterʹs rush to arm Germany closed seminaries as priests

and seminarians alike were drafted into service.

One professor, Father Josef Jungman, forced from his classroom,

spent the war years in an Austrian library. His careful work disclosed

much of what we know of the history of the Mass. His great work, The Mass of the Roman Rite,

describes the evolution of Eucharistic celebration and inspired generations

of scholars to explore a tradition surprisingly rich and varied.

It was said of him that he had a command of the past that cast

new light on the present, and opened up a clear direction to the future. His contributions to the Second Vatican Council

helped shape the way that we worship today.

At the end of his life, in 1975, his studies completed,

he told a friend that he was waiting patiently for the Lordʹs knock

at the door to take him to the heavenly banquet.

Mass Intentions

We regret the omission of the following names from the list of the Souls that appeared in last

weekʹs Bulletin. Please include the souls of † Vi LaValle and † Patrick OʹHalloran

in your prayers as we remember those who have passed.

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MASS TIME PRESIDER MUSIC LECTOR EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

4:30 PM

FR.WYRZYKOWSKI

CANTOR & ORGAN

STAN BANASIK

ALLEN ACKERMANN MATTHEW CHELETTE

DEBBIE GUERIN/MARY KELLEY THOMAS KELLEY/ ROB TAYLOR

8:30 AM FR.WYRZYKOWSKI CANTOR & ORGAN

JACKIE BRENNAN

DONNA CONTRERAS JESSICA CONTRERAS MARK CONTRERAS

JOE LYONS /LOURDES SER SHEN MARC TIZURA

10:30 AM FR.WYRZYKOWSKI CANTOR & ORGAN LIZ HEINRICH HANNAH BASSE/ LEN HEINRICH

BRIAN MCGOVERN /JEREMY REED PEGGY SEXTON/ MIKE SEXTON

MINISTRIES SCHEDULE ● WEEKEND OF NOVEMBER 9 & 10

The Joined Hands Food pantry which is a joint effort of the members of Our Lady of Victory St. Vincent

DePaul and St. John Lutheran Church is having a fundraiser for its 6th annual Thanksgiving

Dinner. All the clients of the food pantry and their families plus the parishioners of Our Lady of Victory and St. John Lutheran Church are invited to this free

dinner in addition to our neighbors and friends in the surrounding area. Please help us by donating to our fundraiser. We appreciate any help you can give us, we normally serve about 400 people each year.

www.gofundme.com/f/joined hands If you prefer to send a check, please address this to

St. Johnʹs Lutheran Church. 4939 W. Montrose Avenue

Chicago, Illinois 60641 We appreciate your generosity.

3rd Wedding Banns

Eric Schoewe & Cristal Benitez

VIGIL LIGHTS

OLV FOR ME! If you have a child ages 3-5 years old please consider the “OLV for Me” Sunday morning pro-gram. Mrs. Thomson and her aides do a wonderful job teaching our young people. The classes meet in the school building; enter at the “V” door. Please drop the children off at 10:20 just before Mass begins. Registration forms are available. Please consider this wonderful opportunity!

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PLEASE PRAY FOR Please pray for all the Sick, Shut-ins, and the

Convalescents of the Parish, our relatives and friends, especially:

George Alex, Judy Allen, Phil Anselmini, William Avorywoskie, Pamela Banks, Ted Bauer, Cathy Behof, Virginia Bentley, Paul Bilyeu, James Booth, Jessica Butler, Chuck Conn,

Sue Crimmins, Patricia Dineen, William Daly Jr., Dawn Donovan, Charles Farley, Ed Galus, Mark Goldman, Rose Groya, Laura Hartman, Catherine Henehan, Robert Johnson, Tom Johnson, Eleanor Jura, Edward Kocal, Patricia Leck, Patrick & Nora Lynch, Camille Matlak, Paul Masciopinto, Nanette Meyer, Diane Ockerlund, Ken Olsofka, Judy Ordonez, Roberta Paulson, Mary Jo Pelley, Elaine Pettersen, Carol Piorek, Louis Rangel, Leonard Rizzo, Elsie Robello, Gertrude Rollinson, Michael Rowland, Carmele Sarno, Gloria Sedlacek, Jim Sheehan, Richard Sieracki, Norb Sliwa, John & Ann Sobun, Rita Stahl, Katherine Snow, Rosetta Taylor, Frances Turner, Ed Watkowski.

Please remember in your prayers all the faithful departed family and friends of Our Lady of Victory, may they rest in peace

FOR THE LIVING

Michelle Albanese, Leilani Anderson, Ed Belsan, Mary Berens, Nick Buccola, Audrey

Butler, Mary Campanolo, George S. Domaszek, Mary Ann M. Domaszek, Elyse Harwick,

Michael Hassett, Bob Jones, Vicki Kost, Cecelia LaPorta, Josephine Lentino, Ostling Family,

Gloria Paglini, Richard Palasik, Helen Pobat, Paul E. Posch, Stacy Posch, Ann Marie Posch, Ediwn & Natalie Radwanski, Jake Reed, Janet

Santicola, Diane Schick, Michelle Schmidt, Gertrude Skiba, Skowronski Family, Josephine

Sproch, Mary Tomczak, Jim Warner, Special Intention, Halina, Andrzej, Victoria.

FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS

Marie & Carmen Ambroggio, Adele Anselmini, John & Ann Anselmini, Gloria Austria, Nicholas & Muriel Buccola, Charles & Carmela Buccola, Rose & Placio Buccola, Michael & Robert Buccola, Audrey Butler,

Joseph & Anna Catanzaro, Carol Conn, Rosemary Colby, Gerald Crowley, Ellen C. DePouw, Leo Dineen, George P. & Cecelia

V. Domaszek, Jaime Figueroa, Wanda Jones, Theresa Juda, Gayle Small-Kopera, Herbert Kost, Wayne Larsen, Dolores Levar, Marie & Mikie Lomascolo, Helen Mueller, Gregory Paglini, Alex Pobat, Paul

L. & Anne Posch, Lillian Rymko, Skowronski Family, George Sproch, Ron Szatkowski, Martha Todd, Henry & Agnes Tush, Frances & Ignatius Wycislo, Nicolina & Edwin J. Wycislo, Special Intention.


Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Todayʹs reading from the book of Wisdom presents an image of a patient God who rebuke[s] offenders little by little (Wisdom 12:2), an image endorsed by the psalmist, singing of how the LORD is slow to anger and of great kindness, and compassionate toward all his works (Psalm 145:8, 9). The crowd with Jesus, however, grumbles when they see Jesusʹs kindness and compassion extended to Zacchaeus, who was not just a tax collector, but the chief tax collector --a title that surely emphasizes his standing as a sinner to be scorned. In the second reading, Saint Paul urges the Thessalonians to be worthy of Godʹs calling, so that the name of our Lord Jesus may be glorified in you (2 Thessalonians 1:12); such people, unlike the crowd in the Gospel, would rejoice at Zacchaeusʹs determination to change his life after encountering Jesus. ZACCHAEUS, COME DOWN QUICKLY Why do good things happen to bad people? Does this question strike you as odd? Arenʹt we usually struggling with the bad things that happen to good people? True enough, but when good things happen to others, especially those we consider undeserving, it can seem natural to grumble. How do some people always seem to get away with it, while we spend our lives trying to act as God would want? As a tax collector, Zacchaeus cheated and got rich off of his own people. Why does Jesus want to be so nice to him? Itʹs just not fair! TODAY I MUST STAY AT YOUR HOUSE This problem of good things for bad people can cause as much distress as the problem of bad things happening to good people. Both touch on one of the deepest mysteries of human existence: Is the universe fair? Is God just? This is what is making the crowd grumble about Jesus favoring Zacchaeus. Why is Jesus befriending such a sinner? This is the third such complaint about Jesus in Lukeʹs Gospel (see Luke 5: 27 33 and 5:25 15). However, the encounter with Zacchaeus is different. In the other accounts, Jesus responds to his critics himself, but here, it is Zacchaeus who speaks up. Not only does Zacchaeus announce compensation for those he has cheated, he vows to give away half of his goods to the poor. At this point in the Gospel, Jesus is traveling to Jerusalem, where he knows he will be put to death. No one else that Jesus meets on this journey has responded as readily as Zacchaeus to his summons--first, to come down from the tree, then to come down from his wealthy lifestyle and the corruption that supported it. Although he did not travel to Jerusalem with Jesus, Zacchaeus clearly understood the demands of discipleship. This story gives us a hint as to why good things might happen to bad people: it is Godʹs patience, with Zacchaeus and with us as well, as God awaits our response, for us to become the disciples God is calling us to be. Todayʹs Readings: Wis 11:22 -- 12:2; Ps 145:1 2, 8 9, 10 11, 13, 14; 2 Thes 1:11 -- 2:2; Lk 19:1 10

6 Our Lady of Victory Religious Education

This is the 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time. It is National Vocation Awareness Week, and Daylight Savings Time ends. We remember St. Charles Borromeo, and the Dedication of the Latern Basilica. REP meets on November 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th. There will be a special prayer service on November 20th at 7 p.m. in the lower church. Parents are encouraged to attend and the children will be dismissed from the lower church that evening at 7:30. REP will be collecting non-perishable items for our food pantry. Please have the children bring the items in when they come to REP. Thank you for donating to this very important cause. Parent Night for Reconciliation and First Eucharist is November 4th at 7 p.m. in the school hall. One or both parents of a child receiving the sacraments must attend the meeting and the children are welcome to join you. The Rite of Enrollment Mass and brunch for Eucharist is November 17th at the 10:30 Mass. All First Communion candidates and their families should be in attendance. The brunch will follow in the school hall. The Family Mass in November is on the 24th at 10:30. Please join us! Hospitality will follow in the lower church sponsored by Teen Open Gym! Please pray for the RCIA process and those in need of sacraments not just at OLV, but throughout the Archdiocese. In Closing.....November has arrived. A month that turns our thoughts to be thankful. The truth is, we should always be thankful, aware of others needs, and grateful for everything we have. Take time to enjoy the month. We adjust to the time change and the days are shorter. We notice the cooler weather, and indoor activities are more the norm. God gives us change to make sure we are never bored! He graces us with 4 seasons, sometimes in 1 day! He looks down on us as we do good deeds, and He is always there when we need a listening ear, an open heart, and a shoulder to lean on. God is good. M.B. Frystak DRE/Pastoral Associate

Our Lady of Victory 7 Things happening at OLV Our Lady of Victory 7

The Our Lady of Victory Youth Ministry Group “God Squad” would like to invite 6th thru 12th grade students to join them every other Sunday in the school hall from 6:00 pm until

8:00 pm. We are excited to reignite the flames with this group of young people by having team building and ice breakers, faith based discussions and activities, and performing service projects.

Feel free to contact Margie Rodriguez at 773-230-4717 or [email protected]

2020 Mass Intention Book The 2020 Mass Intention Book is now open. Intentions may be arranged for Masses to be celebrated at OLV throughout 2020. To make

arrangements for Mass intentions, please stop in the parish office during regular office hours.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY

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. Amen.

Major Christopher Doering (Fr. Chris), Army, First Aviation Brigade Chaplain, Fort Ruecker, Alabama First Lieutenant Tyler Sheehan Hintz, Army, Platoon Leader with 22 members of his platoon under his care, Afghanistan Lieutenant Kyle Johnson – Alaska Captain Matthew Leck, Army - Iraq Captain Brad Petersen, Marines – Florida Lt. Commander Anthony Kucia, US Navy, San Diego, taking care of Vets with PTSD First Lieutenant Matthew Rowe, Army, Afghanistan Please call Carol Sheehan 773-545-0547 to add your military personnel to this prayer list. Thank you!

Science Day at Mundelein Seminary on Nov. 9

Mundelein Seminary is hosting Science Day on Saturday, November 9 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Cardinal Mundelein

Auditorium on the seminary campus. Attend a free lecture by Dr. Grace Wolf-Chase of the Adler Planetarium on how

the possibility of extraterrestrial life would affect human societies, cultures, and religions. After the lecture, there will be small group

discussions led by Mundelein seminarians on the religious questions surrounding this topic.

This event is intended for high school age and above. Reserve free tickets: www.bit.ly/scienceday19

early bulletin submission Please note that our bulletin publisher has early transmission

dates for Thanksgiving and for Christmas, Please call parish office for submittion deadlines.

Thank you.

Al-Anon Meeting Are you worried about someone

with a drinking problem? Al-Anon might be for you.

There is now an Al-Anon meeting at OLV. Meeting Details:

Northwest Morning AFG Day: Every Wednesday Time: 9:30am – 11:00am

Location: OLV Parish Hall, 5212 W. Agatite Ave,

Parking and Parish Hall accessible from Sunnyside Ave

(just west of Laramie)

For more information please visit niafg.org or call

312-409-7245


Our Lady of Victory, St. Robert Bellarmine, and St. Pascal – Tri-parish Mass

Every Sunday 5:30 pm at St. Robert Bellarmine Church, 4646 N. Austin Ave. Chicago.

If you would like to reserve a Mass intention for the Tri-parish Mass please call

the St. Robert Bellarmine parish office AT 773-777-2666

Young Families of OLV Please join us on the 2nd Sunday of every month at 11:35am in the rectory

(After the 10:30 Mass) During these times we will have the opportunity to:

Engage in discussions with Fr. Mike and other parents on how to raise our children in the Catholic faith

Meet with other parents to share parenting concerns/questions Create prayer opportunities other than weekly Mass for your family Have more times to socialize with peers in this faith

community We will have older students available to watch over the

little ones during this time of discussion and socialization. If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at

[email protected]

Please consider joining our closed Facebook Group at “OLV Young Family Ministry”

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MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 8:00 AM TO 8:00 PM

Our Lady of Victory Parish offers the opportunity to spend time with Jesus in

the Blessed Sacrament everyday, Monday through Saturday

from 8 o’clock AM until 8:00 o’clock PM. Give yourself time for quiet reflection.

Come and share with Jesus your worries, your requests, your gratitude

and your praise. Jesus wants so much for us to be close to Him and

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PRAYER TO ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL

St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle; be our defense against the

wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; and do you, O prince of the

heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and the other

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PARISH GOAL: $ 25,162

TOTAL PLEDGED: $ 31,504

% OF GOAL: 125%

TOTAL COLLECTED THROUGH 10/19/19 $ 28,976

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2019

10/28/18 10/27/19

STEWARDSHIP…..$ 4,895….. .……$ 4,716

LOOSE……..........$ 848……...…..$ 388

TOTAL ..................$ 5,743……….....$ 5,104

ENVELOPES USED……………….....156………..133

MASS ATTENDANCE………………. 535…….....481 THE WEEKLY FIGURES ABOVE DO NOT INCLUDE ELECTRONIC GIVING

ELECTRONIC GIVING FOR SEP. 2019 …………...…$3,436

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR LADY OF VICTORY IN YOUR WILL.

PARISH GOAL: $645,000

TOTAL PLEDGED: $663,169

PERCENT OF GOAL: 107%

TOTAL COLLECTED THROUGH 09/15 $369,994

PARISH PORTION COLLECTED: $221,996

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MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Evening Mass 4:30pm Sunday Masses 8:30am 10:30am Monday-Saturday Morning Mass 7:30am Holy Day Masses As Announced Daily Eucharistic Adoration: Monday - Saturday 8:00am - 8:00 pm Rosary M-F after the 7:30am Mass Novena To Our Lady of Perpetual Help Thursday morning following 7:30am Mass Holy Hour First Friday of the month at 7:00pm All Fridays in Lent: Stations of the Cross at 7:00pm RECTORY OFFICE HOURS M -F 9:00am-4:00pm closed for lunch 12:00-1:00pm SAT & SUN CLOSED Rectory Phone Number 773-286-2950 NORTH CAMPUS 6040 W. Ardmore Ave. Chicago, IL 60646 773-763-7080 SOUTH CAMPUS 6143 W. Irving Park Rd. Chicago, IL 60634 773-736-8806 www.pfgacademy.org

SACRAMENTAL SCHEDULE Sacrament of Reconciliation 1:00-2:00pm, Saturdays Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 2:00pm. Parents will attend a Baptism Preparation Program prior to the Baptism. Call the Rectory at 773-286-2950 for more information. Sacrament of Marriage Contact must be made with one of the priests at least 6 months in advance. Call the Rectory at 773-286-2950 for more information.. Ministry of Care is available to bring Communion to the home-bound, to visit and pray for those hospitalized, and to arrange for the Anointing of the Sick. Call the Rectory at 773-286-2950 for more information. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION R.E.P. Religious Education Program for grade school children is held on Wednesday 6:00-7:30pm. R.C.I.A. Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults—Religious In-struction and Formation for adults preparing to receive the sacra-ments of Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation. OLV for Me is a program for 3-5 year olds. The classes meet in the school during the 10:30am Mass on Sunday mornings from September thru May. Registration forms are available in the recto-ry and the REP office. For more information on this or any of the other religious education programs, please contact Mary Beth Frystak at 773-283-2229 ext.29. SPRED provides faith information and inclusion for children and adults with developmental disabilities or learning problems. For information call the rectory at 773-286-2950. The Society of St. Vincent DePaul Please visit the rectory at 5212 W. Agatite Ave. or call 773-286-2950 between the hours of 9:00am-4:00pm Monday thru Friday. NEW PARISHIONERS: Welcome to our Parish! Please call the rectory at 773-286-2950 to register.

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