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Saint Juliana Parish 7201 N. Oketo Avenue Chicago, IL 60631 773.631.4127 stjuliana.org

SAINTJULIANA

PARISHExperience Jesus.

MISSION STATEMENT

Saint Juliana Parish is here to help people experience Jesus. We believe when you experience Jesus, you become the best version of yourself. You experience happiness. Wherever you are on your journey, you are welcome to ourCatholic parish.

MASS SCHEDULE

Daily Mass: 7:00am & 8:30am

Saturday Mass: 8:30am

Vigil Mass: 5:00pm

Sunday: 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:00am, 5:00pm

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 2018 REV. JAMES WALLACE, PASTOR

I, the Lord, am your God . . .You shall not have other gods

besides me.

— Exodus 20:2a, 3

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LETTERS FROM A PASTOR TO HIS PEOPLE

For previous letters go to stjuliana.org/letters

Dear Parishioners, The only thing Scripture tells us Jesus ever made, though he was a carpenter, was a "whip out of cords" (Jn 2:15). It's in our Gospel this Sunday: the scourging of the temple. It's amazing to think that this simple weapon could drive out the dozens and dozens of moneychangers, animals, and other traffickers. And though Jesus was a strong man (years of carpentry would have made him so), he was not that big and strong, such that he would in midate people. It wasn't as if Dwane "the Rock" Johnson were cleansing the temple. How was Jesus able to disperse all these sellers and animals, and avoid arrest by the temple police and Sadducees? Author Frank Sheed writes, "there must have been something in the personality they could not stand against, in the blaze of the eyes or the icy condem-na on in them; otherwise Jesus would have been beaten to the ground in the first few minutes, and the money-changing and the animal-selling would have gone on with hardly an interrup on."

This scene occurs in all the Gospels, but in John's Gospel, from which we read this weekend, the scene is at the beginning of Jesus' ministry, not towards the end as the synop cs have it. He leaves the wedding feast of Cana and proceeds immedi-ately to the temple to cleanse it. I wonder if the people for the next three years of our Lord's minis-try had this fiery image of Jesus in their minds. I

wonder if this was part of Jesus' allure. We all like people, I think, who show emo on and are passion-

ate about what they believe in. There is a reason Mike Ditka is s ll so popular in the eyes of Chicagoans. His temper showed he cared, and that was endearing.

Jesus is not all that different. He was passionate about cleansing the Temple. He is as passionate today about seeing you be his disci-ple and about seeing his parish, St. Juliana, thrive. Today, Sunday March 4th, is the Scout Pancake Breakfast in the morning, followed by a presenta on by Chicago radio legend Kevin Ma hews on his book Broken Mary at 3:30pm in the church. He will then join us for the 5pm Mass. Copies of the book will be available in the back of the church in the a ernoon.

The St. Juliana Parish Mission, led by Fr. Michael Moore of the St. Patrick Fathers, is this week as well. Fr. Moore will give his talk in the context of Mass, and there will be a Mass/talk at both 8:30am and 7pm. On Wednesday evening we will conclude with a penance service, which will serve as our Lenten Penance Service.

Tomorrow, Monday, I will talk with the Heartbreak to Healing group at 10am, and on Wednesday I will accompany the 8th graders again this year on their field trip to the Holocaust Museum.

We are excited for the individuals who are preparing to enter the Church in a few weeks: Daniel Dreger, Stephanie Garrigus, and Bob Nelson. Thank you to Father Laurent who has led RCIA with these candidates.

On Easter I plan to give a fuller descrip on of all that is happen-ing around the parish, but in the mean me let me provide a li le sampling. As I men oned last week, we have begun construc on on our new restroom facility in the back of the church. We are also in the process of ordering new carpet for the inside of the church. Fi-nancially, we are doing quite well. Take a look at a few items, com-paring ourselves to last year:

This is, of course, just a snapshot, and it is only midyear, but it goes to serve the point that we are moving in the right direc on here at St. Juliana. Addi onally, Mass a endance is up, school enrollment is healthy, the commi ees (School Board, Finance Council, Pastoral Council) are ac ve and strong, and we have created some great new programs (3 C’s in Christ, Teen Ministry, Hospitality Ministry, to name a few) to help people experience Jesus. Thank you for your con nued support. Yours in Christ, Fr. James

Ordinary Income:

July– Dec 2017

July– Dec 2016

$ Change

Sunday Collec ons

398,748.04 369,951.48 +28,796.56

School Tui on 1,110,319.98 1,084,848.52 +25,471.46 Interest/Investments

112,690.36 60,598.74 +52,091.62

Ordinary Expense:

Salaries 836,678.26 925,045.85 +88,367.59 Net Ordinary Income

254,060.03 61,959.87 +192,100.16


Mary's perpetual virginity is an ar cle of our faith. We Catholics believe that our Blessed Mother was a virgin before and a er the birth of Jesus. (The "brothers and sisters" of Jesus we hear about in the Gospels are, actually, his cousins or perhaps half-siblings.) Mary was given to no man so that she could be given to each of us. That is the significance of Mary's virginity. Another reason Mary's virginity is significant is because of its effect on marriage. Mary was truly married to Joseph, yet she remained a virgin. Mary thus adds a "virginal" component to marriage. She is a model for married couples. Husbands and wives obviously give themselves to each other in mately and physically in marriage, but they also should have a sense of virginity about them.

Virginity means openness or newness. If an adult going to Great America, for example, can act like it's his first me, the rides will be thrilling and the experience more rewarding.

This is because God creates out of nothing. "In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth was a formless wasteland, and darkness covered the abyss, while a mighty wind swept over the waters" (Gen 1:1). Just as the wind or the spirit swept over the barrenness, the Holy Spirit overshadowed the barren womb of Mary (cf. Lk 1:35). Infer lity, through God's grace, is frui ul. It's through a person's virginity that God can create and recreate. If spouses can maintain a spiritual virginity in their marriage, God will con nue to make their marriage frui ul. This is a dynamic of marriage that would not otherwise be present if Mary had not been a virgin. That is why we call her the Virgin Most Frui ul. Rev. James Wallace

TASSEL OF THE CLOAK

THE

CHRIST IN CHICAGO REFLECTIONS FROM ST. JULIANA PARISHIONERS

Always make me for God: A er our youngest of 6 children was born, I felt like I was going through the mo ons in my faith. Yes, we took all the kids to church every Sunday, but as I prayed for strength I also prayed for Mass to end quickly, as the kids were becoming more and more restless. Pointless right? Not exactly, for many reasons, but mostly because I DID take me for God.

One day a er church Father Phil invited me to a end Christ Renews His Parish, CRHP (a women’s retreat weekend). Yeah, right. What with all the kids’ ac vi es, their schoolwork, sports…how would I ever find the me? But I did need some “me” me; I did need some “God” me. Father Phil convinced me to a end the retreat and bring the baby. A er thinking about it, I decided to go and I took the baby. Not only did I get to know those with whom I shared the weekend, but I also got to know and see God again in my life. He was always there. I just didn’t recognize or pay a en on to Him.

As I made me for the weekend, the forma on process, sharing my witness on discipleship, and volunteering to work on the con nua on commi ee for CRHP for many years, I got to know Father Phil. He became my friend and mentor in life, suppor ng me in many ways. Through the CRHP program and with Father Phil’s assistance, I renewed the importance of God in my life.

I met with Father Phil for guidance a week or two before he died. At that me, Tom was applying to the deacon program. I learned so much from Father Phil. He was very reassuring, encouraging, and suppor ve. I never really had the opportunity to thank him for all he had given me: faith, inspira on, and courage. But the one thing I learned most importantly from him is to ALWAYS make me for God.

Marie Dombai is a lifelong St. Juliana Parishioner, having a ended St. Juliana School. She met her husband of 32 years, Tom, through the St. Juliana scou ng program and raised six beau ful children in the parish. All six children were bap zed and confirmed here and a ended St. Juliana school. Marie works as a nursing field supervisor.

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YOUR WORSHIP AID SUNDAY

In the Book of Exodus, the Israelites have been liberated from the Egyp ans. They witnessed the wonders of God: the ten plagues, par ng of the Red Sea, being led by a pillar of cloud and fire, but they are unsure whether to rely on this God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. If they accept the covenant and live by God’s commands, they have the opportunity to live in a genuinely free and trustworthy society, centered around God. God desires to give His people everything, even the freedom to reject His offer. In the second reading, St. Paul writes to the people of Corinth, a cosmopolitan Greek seaport of the Roman Empire. It teemed with rival religious and philosophical movements, which endangered the faith of the early Chris an community. St. Paul, a er having been laughed out of Athens, approaches Corinth through preaching the death and Resurrec on of Jesus and focusing less on philosophical arguments. It is this tenement of our faith, the Paschal Mystery, that is the stumbling block of the wise and the learned. In the Gospel, Jesus directs the a en on of the religious elite and officiates to what is coming, i.e. His death and Resurrec on, but also that it will be by the faith of the Church gathered together, as the Mys cal Body of Christ, that the true worship of God will take place.

—Hank Lyon

READING I: EXODUS 20:1-17

In those days, God delivered all these commandments: "I, the LORD, am your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, that place of slavery. You shall not have other gods besides me. You shall not carve idols for yourselves in the shape of anything in the sky above or on the earth below or in the waters beneath the earth; you shall not bow down before them or worship them. For I, the LORD, your God, am a jealous God, inflic ng punishment for their fathers'

CONFITEOR

I confess to almighty God and to you, my brothers and sisters, that I have greatly sinned, in my thoughts and in my words, in what I have done and in what I have failed to do, (strike breast) through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault; therefore I ask blessed Mary ever-Virgin, all the Angels and Saints, and you, my brothers and sisters, to pray for me to the Lord our God. KYRIE

Kýrie, eléison. Kýrie, eléison. Christe, eléison. Christe, eléison. Kýrie, eléison. Kýrie, eléison.

wickedness on the children of those who hate me, down to the third and fourth genera on; but bestowing mercy down to the thousandth genera on on the children of those who love me and keep my commandments.

"You shall not take the name of the LORD, your God, in vain. For the LORD will not leave unpunished the one who takes his name in vain.

"Remember to keep holy the sabbath day. Six days you may labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD, your God. No work may be done then either by you, or your son or daughter, or your male or female slave, or your beast, or by the alien who lives with you. In six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea and all that is in them; but on the seventh day he rested. That is why the LORD has blessed the sabbath day and made it holy.

"Honor your father and your mother, that you may have a long life in the land which the LORD, your God, is giving you. You shall not kill. You shall not commit adultery. You shall not steal. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. You shall not covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, nor his male or female slave, nor his ox or ass, nor anything else that belongs to him."


NICENE CREED

I believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible. I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only Bego en Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, bego en, not made, consubstan al with the Father; through Him all things were made. For us men and for our salva on He came down from heaven, and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary, and became man. For our sake he was crucified under Pon us Pilate, he suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures. He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified, who has spoken through the prophets. I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. I confess one Bap sm for the forgiveness of sins and I look forward to the resurrec on of the dead and the life of the world to come. Amen.

RESPONSORIAL PSALM: 19:8, 9, 10, 11

“Lord, you have the words of everlas ng life.”

READING 2: 1 CORINTHIANS 1:22-25

Brothers and sisters: Jews demand signs and Greeks look for wisdom, but we proclaim Christ crucified, a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gen les, but to those who are called, Jews and Greeks alike, Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God. For the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength.

GOSPEL: JOHN 2:13-25

Since the Passover of the Jews was near, Jesus went up to Jerusalem. He found in the temple area those who sold oxen, sheep, and doves, as well as the money changers seated there. He made a whip out of cords and drove them all out of the temple area, with the sheep and oxen, and spilled the coins of the money changers and overturned their tables, and to those who sold doves he said, "Take these out of here, and stop making my Father's house a marketplace." His disciples recalled the words of Scripture, Zeal for your house will consume me. At this the Jews answered and said to him, "What sign can you show us for doing this?" Jesus answered and said to them, "Destroy this temple and in three days I will raise it up." The Jews said, "This temple has been under construc on for forty-six years, and you will raise it up in three days?" But he was speaking about the temple of his body. Therefore, when he was raised from the dead, his disciples remembered that he had said this, and they came to believe the Scripture and the word Jesus had spoken.

While he was in Jerusalem for the feast of Passover, many began to believe in his name when they saw the signs he was doing. But Jesus would not trust himself to them because he knew them all, and did not need anyone to tes fy about human nature. He himself understood it well.

SEASONAL PSALM: 91

"Be with me, Lord, when I am in trouble, be with me, Lord, I pray."

CLOSING SONG

All will be well, And all will be well. All manner of things will be well.

“Destroy this temple and in three days I will raise it up.”

STEWARDSHIP THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

PSALMS FOR THE WEEK

MONDAY: Psalm 42: Athirst is my soul for the living God. When shall I go and behold the face of God?

TUESDAY: Psalm 25: Remember your mercies, O Lord.

WEDNESDAY: Psalm 147: Praise the Lord, Jerusalem.

THURSDAY: Psalm 95: If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.

FRIDAY: Psalm 81: I am the Lord your God: Hear my voice.

SATURDAY: Psalm 51: It is mercy I desire, and not sac-rifice.

CELEBRANT Saturday 5:00pm Fr. James

Sunday 7:30am Fr. Roger

Sunday 9:30am Fr. James

Sunday 11:00am

Fr. Laurent/ Deacon Robinson

Sunday 5:00pm Fr. James

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE March 10/11

ALTAR LINENS

Mar 3/4 Kathleen Casey Mar 10/11 Janie Fallon


WORDS OF FAITH Quotes from our parish book club selections

"Do you believe? Do you love God, Jesus, Mary, and all of those above you? Someday you will see Jesus face-to-face. He may ask you two ques ons: 'Whom have you loved?' and 'What have you done for me?' What are you going to say? If you need help with your answer, you might ask Broken Mary." (132)

—Broken Mary by Kevin Ma hews

Tweet of the Week

If we want a future of prosperity for all, we need to keep our compass poin ng toward “true North”,

in the direc on of authen c values.

—Pope Francis (@pon fex), Feb. 26, 2018

Sunday & Holy Day Offerings Week of: 2/18/2018 Envelopes $ 11,375 Loose $ 364 Holy Day $ 1,376 GiveCentral $ 3,559 Total Weekly Offerings $ 16,674 Fiscal YTD Total $ 511,374 Fiscal YTD to Budget $ (14,318) Fiscal YTD GiveCentral* 26.2%

To Teach Who Christ Is (to date) $ 436,427

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO SERVE


United States Army SPC John R. Jimenez PFC Kate Madden United States Marines LCPL Dominic Rangel CPL Michael A. Reyes United States Navy Cmdr. Susanne Connolly-Tutwiler Cmdr. John Tutwiler CDR. Nathan Sco LT. Erin Sullivan LT. Brandon Tomblin LT. Richard Valenta United States Air Force Lt. Col. Franklin Shepherd

PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE SICK

Ziggy Estka Mary Ann Everst Michael Matusek

Mike Roche

FROM DEATH

TO NEW LIFE

Charles Richard Konior Son of Sco and Chris na (Adamski) Konior

Jayden Michael Krejczyk

Son of Thomas and Stephanie (Leong) Krejczyk

BAPTISMS

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION If your parish is reading from Year B of the Lec onary to-day, and not Year A, as is normally done when there are elect present for the scru nies and preparing for Easter bap sm, you hear about Jesus driving the money-changers from the temple. If you wished to get as close as possible to this site today, you would in fact be at a Muslim shrine, the Dome of the Rock, built on the ruins of Herod’s tem-ple. Archeologists believe that this striking, gold-domed crown of a shrine is set precisely where the Holy of Holies once was. Jews believe that the rock is the exact spot where Abraham was prepared to sacrifice Isaac. It is not a mosque, as some think, but a shrine, the oldest one in the Muslim world. For them, the rock is the place from which the Prophet Mohammed ascended on a visit to heaven. The Crusaders mistook the shrine for the actual Temple of Solomon, and the infamous Knights Templar used it as their headquarters and model for their churches else-where. The geometric perfec on of the shrine is a mathe-ma cian’s dream. The inscrip ons are not exactly hospita-ble though, since they encourage Chris ans to “depart from error” and declare that “Jesus son of Mary was only a messenger of God.” In ancient mes, those who prayed here a er walking around the rock were given a cer ficate en tling the bearer to admission to paradise. The cket had to be buried with them. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Third Sunday of Lent; First Scru ny Wednesday: Ss. Perpetua and Felicity Thursday: St. John of God Friday: St. Frances of Rome; Abs nence


Sunday, March 11

7:30 Patrick O'Donnell/Fr. Don Ahearn/Sr. Remy Schaul/Lena Legi no/Gennaro Maratea/Vincenzo Grisi II/Jennifer Munao

9:30 Edward & Rita Pleines/Special Inten ons of Mary Ann Miller/Robert C. Mester/Sandrino Mori/Bill Casey/Ralph Palubin/Al DeLorenzo/Lou Schoenfeldt/Danny Lennartz

11:00 Helen Strysik/Joseph Babbo/Saro Caccamo/Joseph Byron/Jeane e Michalik/Mary Korbacz/Barbara Kaskow/Mildred Dina

5:00 Mary Ellen Rzany

MASSES FOR THE WEEK

Thursday, March 8 · Church

7:00 St. Juliana Parish Family 8:30 Fr. Phil Dressler

Friday, March 9 · Church

7:00 Fr. Art Fagan

8:30 St. Juliana Parish Family

9:00 All-Day Adora on in CHURCH un l 9:00pm

Saturday, March 10 · Church

8:30 Sam & Joe Spuccia/Albert DeLorenzo 5:00 Frank & Ann Dina/Joan Wodnicki/Carmella &

Anthony Lullo/Marie, James, Kevin, Donald & Christopher Wolf/Adeline Suchy/Dorothy Melenson/Julia King

Wednesday, March 7 · Church

7:00 Fr. Don Ahearn

8:30 Joseph Roddy/James Wright

Saturday, March 3

5:00 Stanley & Clara Czachorowski/Edward Riccio/Tom & Delores Hollis/Michael & Ellen Groark/John Adams/John & Marie Adams/Maurice & Nancy Cleary/Joe & Anne Cleary/Anne Barr Cleary/Tom & Catherine Fleming/Robert & Agnes Barr/Paddy & Lilly Staunton/Patrick & Anne Perkins/Val & Flora Prince/Mike & Ann Clarke/ Marie Ward/Helen Lynch/Marie, James, Kevin, Donald & Christopher Wolf/Tom & Stephanie Cappello/Pauline Kurek/Andrea Wagner/Arliss Lee Artman/Liam Adams

Sunday, March 4

7:30 Father Don Ahearn/Patrick O'Donnell/Sr. Remy Schaul/Harry & Chester Perkowski/Frank Zane/Marion Jakubow

9:30 Edward & Rita Pleines/Special Inten ons of Mary Ann Miller/Robert C. Mester/William Casey/Frank Zane/Marion Jakubow

11:00 John & Marie Osmolak/Louis Mueller/Claire O'Neil/Al DeLorenzo/Frank Zane/Marion Jakubow/Andrea Wagner/Lloyd Hanson/Aileen Story/Michael Provenzale

5:00 Mary Ellen Rzany/Frank Zane/Marion Jakubow/Thomas Daly/Travis Mueller

Monday, March 5 · Church

7:00 Donald R. Weber

8:30 Robert & Jeanne Losinski

6:30 Eucharis c Adora on Hour · CHAPEL

Tuesday, March 6 · Church

7:00 Harry & Chester Perkowski

8:30 Catherine, Michael, Kevin & Terence Noone/Emma Dombai/James Riordan

2018 Tuesday Theology Seminars Presented by Fr. James Wallace

All seminars will be held in the chapel, star ng at 7:00pm.

3/6—No talk 3/13—Saint Paul and His Le ers 3/20—Church History: Henry VIII & the English Refor-ma on 3/27—No talk

SAINT JULIANA PARISH CHICAGOINVITES YOU TO

& THE RELEASE OF OUR LENTEN BOOK

BROKEN MARYSUNDAY, MARCH 4TH AT 3:30PM

DOORS OPEN AT 3PM

A CONVERSATION WITHLEGENDARY RADIO PERSONALITY

KEVINMATTHEWS

FREE BOOK FOR PARISHIONERS

Kevin will also sign copies of his book, followed by Mass at 5:00pm.

Saint Juliana Parish | 7200 N Osceola Ave, Chicago | stjuliana.org

Emerald CityGala

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

for the

EMERALD CITY GALA

on

SEPTEMBER 15, 2018

at the

ROSEMONT CONVENTION

CENTER

I hope you’ve marked your calendar for the Emerald City Gala on September 15, 2018.

We are very excited to be bringing this back and building from the success of past

events. We have the basic framework of our planning committee and just launched

the start of the event website at StJuliana.org/Gala. There is still much to do so we

are reaching out to update you on our progress and invite you to be part of the fun!

HOW YOU CAN HELPLIVE AUCTION ITEMS

Do you know someone or do you have access to a vacation home, skybox,

once in a lifetime experience, sporting ticket? We are open to ideas!

IN-KIND DONATIONS

There are a lot of expenses involved with planning an event and in-kind contributions

will help to offset the cost. We are looking for the following services to be donated or

deeply discounted:

• Printing invitations

• Linens from a linen company

• Stamps (1,500)

• Photography

• Flowers/Centerpieces/Decorations

EVENT SPONSOR

Are you willing to be an event sponsor? How about the company you work for?

Check out sponsorship information at StJuliana.org/Sponsorship to learn how

you can make a tax deductible contribution that will have a huge impact.

HELP WITH A COMMITTEE

Have a passion for fundraising, event planning, stuffing envelopes, social media?

Join a committee!

If you are able to help in any way or have questions

please contact us at 773.631.4127 or [email protected].

You can also get more information by visiting StJuliana.org/Gala.

ST. JULIANA

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESThank you for your interest in being a sponsor of the

St. Juliana Emerald City Gala. Our community includes

1,700 parishioners supported by a K-8 school that re-

cently earned the National Blue Ribbon for Excellence

in Education, a vibrant CCD program and an active

Alumni organization.

The main fundraising priority for the Emerald City Gala

is to build a STEM lab program for our students. STEM

offers an interdisciplinary approach to teach science,

technology, engineering and mathematics. Rather than

just teaching the four disciplines as separate and dis-

crete subjects, STEM integrates these disciplines into

a cohesive learning paradigm based on real-world ap-

plications. This is an essential component to our cur-

riculum because it will prepare our students for jobs of

the future. We would appreciate your support to help

us raise the $200,000 necessary to build a STEM lab

for our students.

Your contribution is tax deductible and one hundred

percent of proceeds will go toward much needed

capital improvement projects. Please contact us if

you would like to customize your sponsorship. Thank

you in advance for your consideration and support of

St. Juliana.

ST. JULIANA | [email protected] | STJULIANA.ORG/GALA

the GRAND OZ$20,000 | Two available• Logo prominently displayed on electronic and

hard copy invitation

• Logo prominently positioned on gala website

• Sponsorship will be recognized on social media

• Logo will be visible to all guests during event check-in

• Logo will be highlighted throughout the event on

electronic sponsorship screens

• Logo on a tabletop display on each bar

(there are 4-5 total)

• Logo prominently displayed on the stage

• Sponsorship will appear in the St. Juliana Church Bulletin

• A special section will be designated to sponsor in four

publications of the Gala Gazette

• Sponsorship will be included during back to school

promotion

• Special recognition during gala ceremony

• Full page ad on back page of gala program book

(offered to first confirmed sponsor)

• Includes VIP table of 10 to the Gala

EMERALD CITY$10,000

• Logo prominently displayed on electronic invitation

• Logo prominently positioned on gala website


• Logo will be visible to all guests during event check-in

• Logo will be highlighted throughout the event on

electronic sponsorship screens

• Logo displayed on the stage


• Sponsorship will appear in the Gala Gazette

• Sponsorship will be included during

back to school promotion

• Special recognition during gala ceremony

• Full page ad on back inside cover of program book

(offered to first confirmed sponsor)

• Includes VIP seating for 10 to the Gala

continued

YELLOW BRICK ROAD$5,000

• Logo on electronic invitation

• Logo on gala website


• Logo will appear on electronic sponsorship screens




• Sponsorship will be included during back to

school promotion

• Recognition in gala program book

• Includes 4-tickets to the gala

HEART$2,500



• Logo will appear on electronic sponsorship screen


• 2-tickets to the gala

COURAGE$1,000

• Company name listed on website


THERE’S NO PLACE like ST. JULIANA$500

Recognition in gala program book

OTHER WAYS to CONTRIBUTEThere are many ways to support St. Juliana. We are in

need of resources for the event for example, printing,

linens, flowers, stamps, decorations, etc In kind

contribution and gift cards are also appreciated.


SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES continuedSt. Juliana is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Your contribution is 100% tax deductible.

To reserve your sponsorship go to StJuliana.org/Gala or fill out the below form and mail it in with your check to:

St. Juliana School | 7400 W. Touhy Avenue, Chicago, IL 60631

FIRST & LAST NAME

ADDRESS

PHONE EMAIL

Sponsorship Level: (please check appropriate box)

£ GRAND OZ $20,000 £ EMERALD CITY $10,000 £ GLINDA THE GOOD WITCH $5,000

£ OVER THE RAINBOW $2,500 £ RUBY SLIPPERS $1,000 £ THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE ST. JULIANA $500

£ YELLOW BRICK ROAD $100 £ OTHER *checks are preferred to avoid transaction fee

Questions: email us at [email protected] or call Kim McAuliffe at 847.401.8564

MEDAL of COURAGE$500







OVER the RAINBOWDONATE a RAFFLE or AUCTION PRIZEContribute a raffle item for our live or silent auction. Do

you have a vacation home or access to a once-in-a-lifetime

experience? Gift cards, airline miles, sports memorabilia,

jewelry...the list goes on! Fill out the information below or

contact us and we will make arrangements to pick it up.

YELLOW BRICK ROAD $5000

MEDAL OF COURAGE $1000

OTHER

YELLOW BRICK ROAD$5,000




• Logo will appear on electronic sponsorship screens




• Sponsorship will be included during back to

school promotion


• Includes 4-tickets to the gala

HEART$2,500



• Logo will appear on electronic sponsorship screen


• 2-tickets to gala

COURAGE$1,000




Recognition in gala program book

OTHER WAYS to CONTRIBUTEThere are many ways to support St. Juliana. We are in

need of resources for the event for example, printing,

linens, flowers, stamps, decorations, etc In kind

contribution and gift cards are also appreciated.


SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES continuedSt. Juliana is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Your contribution is 100% tax deductible.

To reserve your sponsorship go to StJuliana.org/Gala or fill out the below form and mail it in with your check to:

St. Juliana School | 7400 W. Touhy Avenue, Chicago, IL 60631

FIRST & LAST NAME

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Help Wanted: Teen Group Leaders Our teen group is off to a great start, but we need more volunteers to help with the logis cs.

Responsibili es include: Assis ng with mee ng planning, including securing

food orders and promo ng event at area high schools Scheduling teens to assist at 5pm Mass—lector/

commentator, Eucharis c ministers, musicians, andushers

Being on hand for events to help with clean up/set up Working with the group to plan larger events like ser-

vice projects or meet ups with other parishes

Please contact Hank at [email protected] if interested. Thank you!

Opportunity to Serve: Ushers Needed for Parish Mission We’re looking for volunteers to help with the collec on during the parish mission. If you’re planning to a end and are willing to help out, please let the parish office know. Thank you!

Girl Scout Cookies for Sale! The first grade Daisy Girl Scouts of Troop #25292 will be selling your favorite cookies before and a er all Masses in the back of church this weekend and the weekend of March 11. All varie es are $5 per box!

Heartbreak to Healing Our next mee ng will be in the parish center on March 5 at 10:00. Fr. James will be the speaker.

50th Annual Pancake Breakfast Join Cub Scout Pack 3965 for our 50th annual pancake breakfast Sunday, March 4 in the school hall from 8:00am to 12:30pm. Tickets are $6 in advance or $7 at the door. Children 4 and under are FREE!

As always, there will be terrific raffle prizes available—ckets are six for $5, so try your luck!

Knights of Columbus St. Patrick’s Day Party All are welcome to the K of C 4338 St. Patrick's Day Corned Beef Dinner Party at the St. John Brebeuf Ministry Center on Saturday, March 17, 2018 at 6:00 PM. For a down-loadable invita on please visit www.kofc4338.org.

Eucharistic Adoration Fridays During Lent Exposi on of the Blessed Sacrament will be in the church from 9am-9pm every Friday during Lent. Please stop by to spend some quiet me in prayer—in fact, signing up for a thirty-minute (or more!) me slot could be your act of kindness (or sacrifice) during Lent. The signup sheet is in the back of church.

Cancer Support Group: Chair Yoga Please join the Cancer Support Group for its next mee ng on Tuesday, March 13 at 7:00pm in the parish center. This month we’ll be joined by Regina Wiedlin of Shan Yoga, who will lead us through a calming, peaceful chair yoga prac ce. Please arrive on me!

ENCOUNTER LENT Join our faith community—and nearly 14,000 Catholic communi es across the United States—in a life-changing Lenten journey of encounter with CRS Rice Bowl. Pick up your family’s CRS Rice Bowl from the back of church. During the 40 days of Lent, as compan-ions on the journey, we will encounter our neighbor.

Join Us for a Jazz Brunch! The Sisters of the Living Word invite you to a Jazz Brunch on Sunday, April 22 from 11:30–3:30 PM. It’s an a ernoon of jazz, a prime rib brunch, a silent auc-

on, and gi card raffles benefi ng the Sisters of the Living Word ministries. The Jazz Brunch is at Chevy Chase Country Club, 1000 N. Milwaukee in Wheeling. Tickets are $85 per person; to purchase call 847.577.5972 or go to www.slw.org.

St. Ferdinand Fish Fry St. Ferdinand Church, 3115 N. Mason Ave., Chicago, will host their annual Fish Fry every Friday during Lent, from February 16 - March 23. Complete fried and baked fish dinners are available as well as soup, pizza and nachos. Dinners are served from 4:30–7:30pm. There is free entertainment every week to sit back and enjoy. Phone ahead for carry out or use our conven-ient DRIVE THRU service.

Call 773.622.3022, Ext. 361 between 4:00pm – 7:00pm. Wheelchair accessibility through our Drive Thru area. Follow us on Facebook at "St. Ferdinand Fish Fry!”

SCHOOL


February Fun in Kindergarten February has been a busy month in kindergar-ten! We celebrated the 100th day of school. We made hats, fruit loop necklaces, and even made a one hundred-cup tower.

We also had a great Valen ne's Day celebra on! We made a Valen ne's Day booklet about things we love and had a fun party. We created our own ice cream sundaes, all thanks to our room parents!

2/21/18 Bucket Fillers

Sara B. Eden B. Jocelyn G. Claire D. Carter R. Grace E. Patrick R. Kevin O.

Fiona H. Maggie O. Jake K. Dominic M. Ruby K. Owen B. Erin F. Caden F. Ma hew N. Patrick M. Scarle L.


HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Resurrection Arts and Crafts Fair Resurrec on College Prep High School will host its annual Spring Arts and Cra s Fair on Saturday, March 10, 2018 from 10:00am to 4:00pm at 7500 W. Talco Avenue. All are wel-come to shop for unique Mother’s Day gi s, spring seasonal items, housewares, jewelry and tasty treats. Admission for this school fundraising event is $5 for adults, $2 for seniors and children under 10 are free.

St. Juliana Teen Group All current high school students are invited to our next teen ministry event Sunday March 11. Save the date! Join us at 5pm Mass on Sunday evening, followed immediately by food, refreshments, and fun in the Ahearn Center. Bring your friends! Spread the word!

Trinity Presents ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ The Trinity High School Performing Arts Department is proud to present their Spring Play, adap ng a Shakespeare classic to present a more empowered female version of the story. Per-formances will be held in the Trinity High School Auditorium, March 9 and 10 at 7:00pm and March 11 at 2:00pm.

On Friday, March 9th, the Trinity High School Booster Club will host “Dinner and Show” from 5:00pm – 6:30pm featuring meatless pasta. The cost is $12 for Adults/Seniors, and $10 for students. Sea ng is limited so be sure to purchase your ckets early!

Tickets are $10.00 for Adults/Seniors and $5.00 for students. Please visit www.trinityhs.org/ ckets/ for more informa on.

Beauty and the Beast Ads & Tickets Now Available! If you own a business or would like to approach a local business about purchasing an ad for the Beauty and the Beast program, please find the business ad form at wwwstjuliana.org/beourguest.

Ticket forms are also available online. Please remember all three shows SOLD OUT last year so order your ckets early!

If you have any ques ons, please email Clare Ebbi (ads) or Colleen Mansfield ( ckets) at [email protected]. Thank you for suppor ng fine arts at SJS!

Get your Under Armour spirit wear! The SJS Trojans Under Armour online store is cur-rently open—but only through MARCH 5. We have hoodies, golf polos, shorts, T-shirts, and more—all featuring the Trojans’ logo. Go to k orms.com and use the passcode stjparents (adult sizes) or stjstore (youth sizes). These make great gi s!

Men’s Club Our next mee ng will be held on Monday, March 12 at 7:30pm in the school hall. We will be cele-bra ng both St Patrick’s Day and St Joseph’s Day—with corned beef sandwiches and refresh-ments! The mee ng agenda includes plans for our annual Final Four/Elite Eight party, which is on March 24 in the school hall.

Before you throw away those old toys… Tots & Company is looking for gently used toys for their toy closet, so please think of them while you’re spring cleaning. Toys should be appropri-ate for children ages 0-3. Please bring any dona-

ons to the gym during Tots & Company on Friday mornings from 8:15-10:00am when school is in session. Thank you in advance!

Monday Rectory Meal Rotation To make it easier for the many wonderful people who have stepped forward to feed our priests on Monday evenings, we’ve created an account at takethemameal.com. Volunteer cooks can select a date, enter (and edit) the meal you’re planning to make, and even opt-in to receive email remind-er no fica ons.

www.takethemameal.com and enter this infor-ma on in the “Find” window:

Recipient Last name: Rectory Password: 4127

For cooks without Internet access, please call the parish office at 773.631.4127 and we’ll enter your meal on the calendar for you. And if you have trouble dropping the meal off at the rectory, please call the parish office and we will arrange to have the meal picked up. Thank You!


SERVICE Sunday 3/4 8:30am: 5th Annual Trop 3965 Pancake Breakfast9:30am: Family Mass/Children’s Choir12:15pm: Bap sms 3:30pm: Kevin Ma hews—3 Cs in Christ

Monday 3/5 8:30am: Parish Mission10:00am: Heartbreak to Healing6:30pm: Holy Hour7:00pm: Parish Mission7:30pm: Boy Scout Troop Mee ng

Tuesday 3/6 8:30am: Parish Mission4:15-7:15pm: 6th-8th Volleyball vs. St. Ed’s7:00pm: SPRED7:00pm: Parish Mission

Wednesday 3/7 CCD NO CLASS8:30am: Parish Mission9:00am: Open House2:50pm: Parish Children’s Choir Rehearsal4:30pm: Adult Hand Bell Rehearsal7:00pm: Parish Mission7:45pm: Parish Penance Service

Thursday 3/8 9:30am: Sit & Knit11:30am: Dismissal—Parent/teacher Conferences1:00pm: Friendship Club Corned Beef Luncheon 4:00pm: Fine Arts Fundraiser at RAM4:15-7:15pm: 6th-8th Volleyball vs. IC 7:00pm: SPRED

Friday 3/9 NO SCHOOL9:00am: All-Day Adora on 9:00am: Sta ons of the Cross4:30pm: Bingo 6:00pm: Sta ons of the Cross8:45pm: Benedic on (Conclusion of Adora on)

Saturday 3/10 Girl Scouts Cookie Sale3:30pm: 6th Grade Volleyball at St. Barts

Sunday 3/11 Girl Scouts Cookie Sale9:30am: First Communion Acceptance Mass5:00: Teen Ministry6:30/7:30pm: 6th Grade Volleyball at St. Barts

WEEK AT A GLANCE

Friendship Club Box Lunch Join the Friendship Club for a corned beef luncheon on March 8 at 1:00pm in the parish center. $8 includes corned beef sandwich, potato salad, fresh fruit, beverage, and a shamrock cookie. Reserva ons must be made by Feb. 28. Call Roxanne (847) 966-7365 or drop off a check at the parish office.

Join the new HOSPITALITY MINISTRY We’re looking for volunteers to join St. Juliana’s new hos-pitality ministry. Our dedicated volunteers are on hand at each Mass to make sure everyone who enters the church feels welcomed as an integral part of our “Experience Je-sus” community. For more informa on, please email us at [email protected].

Director of Music Ministry POSITION AVAILABLE We are seeking a full me Director of Music Ministry to energize our faith community to 'Experience Jesus' through music and song. The Director of Music Ministry is a professional staff member who has a thorough under-standing of Roman Catholic liturgy. This person of faith is responsible for the effec ve planning, coordina on, and execu on of music within the liturgical celebra ons of the parish.

Please submit resume, references and music samples to: [email protected]. For more informa on, please visit stjuliana.org/music-ministry.

Knights of Columbus Council Meeting The next Council business mee ng will be held on Wednesday, March 7 at the St. John Brebeuf Parish May Ministry Center at 7:30 P.M.

For more informa on, please contact Grand Knight Chet Moylan at 630.544.9398. Visit our website at www.kofc4338.org for our calendar of events.

Vacation Bible School Save the date for VBS this summer: July 9-13, 9:30am-2:30pm. More details soon!


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SCHOOL 7400 W. Touhy Avenue 773.631.2256

RECTORY 7158 N. Osceola Avenue 773.631.4386

PARISH CENTER 7200 N. Osceola Avenue 773.631.4127

PASTORAL Pastor Rev. James F. Wallace [email protected]

Associate Pastor Rev. Laurent K. Mhagama [email protected]

Retired Associate Rev. Roger Caplis [email protected]

Deacon Couples Elizabeth and Edward Dolan [email protected]

Margaret and Bob Ryan [email protected]

Seminarians Deacon Robinson Or z ror [email protected]

Hank Lyon [email protected]

Joseph Mathews [email protected]

SAINT JULIANA PARISH Rev. James Wallace, Pastor

Director of Operations Jeanne Anderson [email protected]

Religious Education Pa y Collins [email protected]

Music Director Margie Shiel [email protected]

Health Coordinator Cindy Brennan [email protected]

Administrative Assistants Diane Holmen [email protected]

Donna Furlan [email protected]

Bulletin Editor Julie Hammerle [email protected]

PARISH STAFF PARISH LEADERSHIP Pastoral Council David Plier Eileen Mitchell [email protected]

Finance Committee James McHale [email protected]

Fundraising Board Todd Steffen [email protected]

2018 St. Juliana Gala Kim Morreale [email protected]

SCHOOL Principal Margie Marshall [email protected]

Assistant Principal Anita Slaboch [email protected]

School Board Joan Lynch [email protected]

SACRAMENTS Reconcilia on: Saturday following 8:30am Mass and from 4:00-4:30pm in church, or call for appointment.

Weddings: Arrangements by appointment with priest should be made at least six months in advance of wedding day.

Bap sms: First and third Sunday of each month. New parishioners and parents must a end a prepara on mee ng prior to bap sm.

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DEAR CHILDREN & PARENTS We are so happy you are here at Saint Juliana for Mass! We encourage you to sit up in the front pews so you can see what is happening. Also feel free to sit up in the balcony. Parents, don’t worry if you come in late or need to go to the back for a meout, and especially don’t worry if you make noise during the service. Your presence adds so much to our community. Children, feel free to use this page to color during Mass and take home with you. We hope your family experiences Jesus!

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