St. Thomas of Villanova · 2019-10-24 · under your direcon. Gather 3 (GIA) and other appropriate...
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St. Thomas of Villanova A Catholic Parish Family - Palatine, IL
Transcript of St. Thomas of Villanova · 2019-10-24 · under your direcon. Gather 3 (GIA) and other appropriate...
St. Thomas of Villanova A Catholic Parish Family - Palatine, IL
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Parish Information
MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:15am
1:30pm (Polish) Weekday 6:30am (Communion Service)
8:00am (Including Saturday)
RECONCILIATION Saturdays 8:30am—9:30am
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NEW PARISHIONERS: All are welcome! Stop by the Parish Office to register and learn more about our Parish. BAPTISM: Parents are required to a end a Bap sm Prepara on class preferable before the baby is born to avoid babysi ng concerns. Bap sms are celebrated on most Sundays following the 11:15am Mass. Call the Parish Office for more informa on. Upcoming Bap sm Prep Classes: Jun 26 MARRIAGE: Arrangements for the celebra on of marriage should be made at least six (6) months prior to your planned wedding date. Call Deacon Tom Dunne for more informa on. BECOMING A CATHOLIC: Our RCIA (Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults) Process is for adults who were never bap zed in any faith, who were bap zed in another Chris an faith but wish to become Catholic or who were bap zed Catholics but never received the Sacraments of Confirma on and Eucharist. Contact the Parish Office for more info. Bro-chures available in the Gathering Area kiosk. COMMUNION FOR HOMEBOUND: Ministers of Care are available to bring Communion to the homebound. Contact Deacon Tom Dunne for informa on. PRAYERS FOR THE SICK: Call the Parish Office to add your name to the sick list. Due to pa ent privacy (HIPAA Law,) only the ailing person, or in case of their incapacita on, the person delegated for the medical care, can add their name to the sick list. PRAYERS FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL: Call the Parish Office to add a name of some-one serving in the military, so our faith com-munity can pray for their safety and service.
PARISH OFFICE 1201 E Anderson Drive, Pala ne, IL 60074
Phone: 847-358-6999; Fax: 847-934-4919; www.stov.org Parish Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9am—5pm, Sat 9am—Noon
Rev. Tom Rzepiela, Pastor Ext 204 [email protected] Rev. Marcin Zasada, Associate Pastor Ext 206 [email protected] Rev. Mirek Kulesa, Associate Pastor Ext 200 [email protected] Deacon John Breit, Business Manager Ext 202 [email protected] Ron Schaefer, Project Manager Ext 208 [email protected] Deacon Tom Dunne, Minister of Care Ext 201 [email protected] Jeff Walczynski, High School Youth Dir. Ext 212 [email protected] Connie West, Bereavement Director Ext 207 [email protected] Suzie Walczynski, Bulle n Editor/Admin Ext 205 [email protected] Sheila O’Shea, Admin. Assistant Ext 200 [email protected] Joseph Spano, Admin. Assistant Ext 200 [email protected] Meaghan Spano, Admin. Assistant Ext 200 [email protected]
STV SCHOOL
1141 E Anderson Drive, Pala ne, IL 60074 Phone: 847-358-2110; FAX: 847-776-1435; www.stvschool.org
Mary Brinkman, Principal [email protected] Stephanie Hardy, Assistant Principal [email protected] Darcy Moder, Admin. Assistant [email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
1141 E Anderson Drive, Pala ne, IL 60074 Phone: 847-358-2386; www.stvrec.org
OPEN, Religious Ed Coordinator [email protected] Lisa Lechowicz, Religious Ed Admin Asst. [email protected] Meaghan Spano, Religious Ed Admin Asst. [email protected]
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Priests Rev. Tom Rzepiela, Pastor
Rev. Marcin Zasada, Assoc. Pastor Rev. Mirek Kulesa, Assoc. Pastor
Rev. Mar n Luboyera, Weekend Assoc. Rev. Ray Yadron, Pastor Emeritus
Permanent Deacons
Deacon John Breit Deacon Mark Duffey Deacon Tom Dunne
Deacon Bill Karstenson Deacon Len Marturano
Deacon Rich Willer
Pastoral Council Jane St. Pierre Murguia, Chairperson
Deacon John Breit Lexine Cramm Barb Howell Ann Johnson
Norbert Krogstad Rev. Mirek Kulesa
Steve Lundell Pam Maloney
Rev. Tom Rzepiela Gay Sladky
Connie West Rev. Marcin Zasada
Bulle n deadlines Ar cles for the bulle n are due on Fridays—9 days before publica on date.
Renew My Church email: [email protected]
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Second Homily Dear Parish Family of St. Thomas, I would like to share with you the following true story. It recently crossed my desk. And I think it says something about our society and about us and about our young adults.
THE SNEEZE They walked in tandem, each of the ninety-two students filing into the already crowded auditorium. With their rich maroon gowns flowing and the traditional caps, they looked almost as grown up as
they felt. Dads swallowed hard behind broad smiles, and Moms freely brushed away tears.
This class would NOT pray during the commencements, not by choice, but because of a recent court ruling prohibiting it. The principal and several students were careful to stay within the guide-
lines allowed by the ruling. They gave inspirational and challenging speeches, but no one mentioned divine guidance and no one asked for blessings on the graduates or their families.
The speeches were nice, but they were routine until the final speech received a standing ovation. A solitary student walked proudly to the microphone. He stood still and silent for just a moment,
and then, it happened.
All 92 students, every single one of them, suddenly SNEEZED!
The student on stage simply looked at the audience and said,
'GOD BLESS YOU'
And he walked off the stage…
The audience exploded into applause. This graduating class had found a unique way to invoke God's blessing on their future with or without the court's approval.
This is a true story; it happened at the University of Maryland.
Congratulations to our recent Jubilarians! Recently, Dan and Joyce Griffin celebrated forty-five years of Marriage! We are glad we could pray with them thanking God for all the blessings of their married life. And while we are talking about Wedding Anniversaries—are you celebrating your 50th Wedding Anniversary this year? Let me know as we would like to celebrate your special anniversary at one of our Parish Masses. Also, you are invited to gather together with others for the Archdiocesan Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass that will be celebrated on Sunday, September 16 by Cardinal Cupich. The location of the Mass will be announced soon. To register for the Cardinal’s Mass, contact Sheila O’Shea at the Parish Office.
Your Pastor, Rev. Thomas R. Rzepiela P.S. See you at Church!
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Parish Events
PARISH CALENDAR
Sunday, July 8 9:40am Children’s Liturgy of the Word MRD
Monday, July 9 7:00pm K of C—Business Mtg MRA & B
Tuesday, July 10 No Ac vi es
Wednesday, July 11 1:00pm Golden Villanovans MRA & B 4:00pm VOICES Drop-In TR/RAC 6:00pm Eucharis c Adora on Church 8:00pm A.A. (Closed Mee ng) MR4
Thursday, July 12 No Ac vi es
Friday, July 13 No Ac vi es
Saturday, July 14 8:40am Morning Bible Study MRC 6:00pm Babysi ng by 8th Grade VH
Sunday, July 15 9:40am Children’s Liturgy of the Word MRD
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SUMMER HOURS
PARISH OFFICE
June 4—August 10 Mon thru Fri, 9am—5pm
Sat, 9am—Noon
STV SCHOOL OFFICE June 4—August 3
Mon thru Thu, 9am—Noon Office closed July 2—13, but phones
& email will be monitored.
• CULVER’S DINE-N-SHARE Monday, July 9 (Page 6)
• VOLUNTEERS FOR CATHOLIC CHARITIES DINNER Tuesday, July 10 (Page 5)
• GOLDEN VILLANOVANS Wednesday, July 11 at 1pm in Mee ng Rooms A & B. Monthly mee ng—Speaker: Nutri onist from Northwest Community Hospital; Topic: Nutri on.
• BABYSITTING NIGHT Saturday, July 14 (Page 6)
• GOLF OUTING—Friday, July 27 (Page 8 )
• TO BE JOYFUL AGAIN, a non denomina onal support group for widows, widowers, or anyone else who has lost a significant other, meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month at 7pm at Holy Family Parish, 2515 Pala ne Rd, Inverness. Come get the support you need in this difficult me. All are welcome. Please contact Pat Bongiorno at 847-985-4624 or Bob Boho at 847-438-2884 for more informa on.
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• MONTHLY FOOD PANTRY COLLECTION Thank you!
• GOLF OUTING SIGNUP A er All Masses (Page 8)
AROUND OUR TOWN • The Caring Hearts Adult day Center offers a safe, suppor ve and
s mula ng environment for older adults who experience mild to moderate memory loss. Group members maintain their independence by making new friends and socializing. They will be involved in structured, supervised and fun ac vi es while caregivers take a deserved break from their caregiving responsibili es. The program is available Monday through Thursday from 11am to 3pm; lunch is available. Located at: Pala ne Township Senior Center, 505 S Quen n Rd, Pala ne. For more info: Nancy Frenk 847-991-1112 ext. 222
• Are you looking to do something powerful in 2018? Something that will
bring joy to others? Consider joining Mercy Home for Boys & Girls’ Heroes Team for the sold-out October 7 Bank of America Chicago Marathon and transforming the life of an abused child in Chicago. Signup at mercyhome.org/marathon or contact Jim Harding at [email protected] or 312-738-9381 for more informa on.
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Parish News
JOB POSTING: RELIGIOUS ED MINISTRY Job Title: Director/Coordinator of Religious Educa on Hours: Part me Descrip on: We are currently seeking a DRE/CRE for our Parish Religious Educa on Program. Our program serves 400+ students each year. Responsibili es include leading, preparing and par cipa ng in weekend/weekday classes for our K-8 program, overseeing sacramental prepara on for First Reconcilia on, First Communion, and Confirma on, as well as coordina ng Children’s Liturgy of the Word and Vaca on Bible School. This is a part- me posi on with benefits that has the possibility of becoming a full- me posi on in the future. Requirements: Our ideal candidate is faith-filled, passionate, energe c, personable, and flexible. Applicant should possess a DRE/CRE cer ficate approved by the Archdiocese of Chicago or be working toward cer fica on. Previous experience in a Religious Educa on Program is required. If you are interested in applying, please send your cover le er and resume to Lisa Lechowicz at [email protected].
JOB POSTING: MUSIC MINISTRY Job Title: Director of Music Hours: Full me Descrip on: The successful candidate will be prepared to plan, lead and par cipate in liturgical music at all weekend Masses, all School Masses and other Parish & School Liturgies, for example, holy days, retreats, missions, communal reconcilia ons, sacramental celebra ons, Religious Educa on Liturgies and prayer services. All choirs, current and future, and all musicians, will all be under your direc on. Gather 3 (GIA) and other appropriate music form the basis of the Parish repertoire. A candidate with excellent musical and organiza onal skills, spiritual leadership quali es and experience is needed. St. Thomas highly values the congrega onal par cipa on in all our sacred Liturgies. This is a pastoral staff-level posi on with appropriate responsibili-
es repor ng directly to the Pastor. You will be responsible for prepara on of worship aids, copyright repor ng, and maintenance of our music library and instruments. Weddings, funerals, and other special rites will be your responsibility. Full Pastoral Staff collabora on with the Director of Music is essen al. It is the founda on of how we work together at St. Thomas. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree or be er in Performance on Piano or Voice (or other instrument), Music Educa on, Liturgical Music or related field is required. A minimum of 3 years’ experience as Director of Music in a Parish se ng is required. Demonstra on of piano and vocal skills will be required. Familiarity and experience in the Roman Catholic spiritual and liturgical life are a must. Comfort level with communica on and social media, common computer programs and music wri ng programs are a plus. Please email a cover le er and resume to fi [email protected] for considera on. Any video links to performances/ celebra ons where you are demonstra ng your skills would be appreciated.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR DINNER
Tuesday, July 10th, St. Thomas of Villanova has the privilege of sponsoring the dinner at Catholic Chari es for the homeless and under-employed in the Northwest suburban area. Catholic Chari es provides dinner to an average of 75 people each Tuesday and Thursday - many of the guests include families with children. We need your help. If you would like to serve dinner, please contact Marilyn Marturano at 847-776-8130. Slots are limited to 12, so reserve your spot early. Servers are needed at 5:00pm for set up and are usually finished with clean up by 7:00pm. Catholic Chari es is located at 1717 Rand Rd in Des Plaines. If you cannot serve but s ll want to help, you can provide a dessert such as brownies, cupcakes or cookies and leave it at the parish office. All goodies will be picked up by 4:00pm that a ernoon. Thank you for helping those less fortunate!
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School News
From the Principal’s Desk
Before the summer gets away from us, I wanted to share a few photos from the last days of school.
God bless, Mary Brinkman
JULY DINE-N-SHARE
MONDAY, JULY 9 5pm—8pm
1765 N Rand Rd, Pala ne Our STV School 8th Grade Class will be there ready to serve your meal with a smile! 20% of the group sales will be donated to the STV School’s 8th Grade Washing-ton DC trip.
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BABYSITTING JULY 14TH
It’s back! Our June babysi ng night was a hit! Parents asked us to do it again. So, please bring children aged 3 (po y-trained only) and older to the drop-in night on Saturday, July 14th from 6pm—9pm. We will be reading, playing and cra ing with your kids, so you can enjoy a beau -ful summer night out! Price is $20 for one child with discounts for par-ents who want to bring all their kids! Tell your neighbors children, cousins and friends! Drop off will be on the west side of the school.
8th Grade Teach Day
8th graders took on the
roles of teachers by
leading lessons in
various classrooms.
HOLY ORDERS
Father Tom spent me
with the 4th graders to
discuss Holy Orders.
BUTTERFLY RELEASE
A er watching the
en re life cycle, the bu erflies were set
free.
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Theology On Tap—2018
Wednesday, July 11, 7pm—Arlington Ale House 111 W Campbell St, Third Floor, Arlington Heights
Mr. Joe Paolelli A Roadmap of the Bible
Wednesday, July 18, 7pm—St. Cecilia 700 S Meier Rd, Mount Prospect
Ms. Julie Woodley, M.A. From Devasta on to Joy
Wednesday, July 25, 7pm—St. Hubert 255 Flagstaff Ln, Hoffman Estates
Mr. Chris Kelle and Tommy Burke Pilgrimage and the Camino de San ago: Spiritual Wisdom on the Ancient Way
Wednesday, August 1, 7pm—Holy Family 2515 Pala ne Rd, Inverness
Fr. John Kartje If Jesus is the Answer, Could You Please Rephrase the Ques on?
Wednesday, August 8, 7pm—Arlington Ale House 111 W Campbell St, Third Floor, Arlington Heights
Mr. Darius Villalobos FOMO: Why Commitment is Hard Today and How our Faith Can Help
For more informa on, email: [email protected]
A speaker series for YOUNG ADULTS in their 20’s and 30’s
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2018 Golf Outing Fundraiser
St. Thomas of Villanova 15th Annual Golf Ou ng & Dinner Fundraiser
Friday, July 27, 2018 Registra on 9:30am
Shotgun Start 12:00pm SHARP
SPONSORSHIP Support the spiritual and material needs of the greater Pala ne and Arlington Heights
communi es through sponsorship of the St. Thomas 15th Annual Golf Ou ng. By choosing one of the following sponsorship op ons, you will create visibility for your company to over 5,000
business owners and parishioners. Help to be a part of something bigger!
CLASSIC SPONSOR - $4,000 Business name/logo prominently placed on event signage, full page ad in event program; an ex-clusive ad on hole signage and pin flag signage, verbal recogni on during the event and golf for four at Golf Ou ng including lunch and dinner.
SPECIALTY HOLE SPONSOR - $2,500 Business name/logo prominently placed on event signage, half-page ad in event program book, verbal recogni on during the event and golf for two including lunch and dinner.
FOOD/BEVERAGE SPONSOR - $1,000 Business name/logo, quarter page ad in event program, verbal recogni on during the event and two complimentary dinner ckets.
HOLE SPONSOR - $700 Business name/logo on waterproof signage and a pin flag on the same green, an opportunity for promo onal items, business card ad in event program and recogni on in our parish bulle n.
PIN FLAG SPONSOR - $500 Business name/logo at pin flag, opportunity to include promo onal items and recogni on in our parish bulle n.
TEE BOX SPONSOR - $250 Business name/logo at tee box, opportunity to include promo onal items and recogni on in our parish bulle n.
For addi onal informa on or to secure a sponsorship with our event, please contact Tom Nicholas by email at [email protected] or by phone at 847-380-0220.
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Stewardship
YTD Totals YTD Budget $ 1,232,400.00
Over / (Under) ($ 111,779.05 )
YTD Actual $ 1,120,620.95
2018 FISCAL YEAR SUNDAY SACRIFICIAL GIVING
Date Weekend Collec on
On-Line Giving
Weekly Total
Over / Under Budget: $23,700
Jun 3 $25,920.00 $1,958.00 $27,878.00 $ 4,178.00
Jun 10 $ 15,902.52 $ 2,668.00 $ 18,570.52 ($ 5,129.48)
Jun 17 $ 16,595.65 $ 2,128.00 $ 18,723.65 ($ 4,976.35)
Jun 24 $ 16,460.57 $ 2,293.00 $ 18,753.57 ($ 4,946.43)
GiveCentral is a very convenient way for our Parish Family to receive your Sunday Sacrificial Giving support when you’re away. It is a secure online system with payment op ons from direct debit (ACH) to all major credit cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. How to sign up:
1. Go to www.givecentral.org 2. Click the “START GIVING”
bu on. 3. Type St. Thomas of Villanova in
the search box and click on our picture when it appears.
4. Choose a fund to which you would like to donate, entering the frequency, date range and dollar amount, then click “ADD TO MY GIFT BASKET.”
5. You may click “CHECKOUT” at any me, or add more dona ons, if you wish.
6. When you are ready, click “MY GIFT BASKET” at the top of the page and verify your gi s.
7. Click “CONTINUE,” then “COMPLETE PROFILE” to register.
8. Complete the registra on form, then click “REGISTER AND CONFIRM GIFT.”
9. You’re registered! You will receive a confirma on email from GiveCentral.
If you need assistance, please the Parish Office, 847-358-6999.
GOING ON VACATION?
MASS INTENTION OPENINGS Our 8:00am Mass inten ons have many openings. Although the most common Mass inten on is in memory of someone who has died, a “special inten on” Mass can be offered for many reasons, such as:
• Birthday • Anniversary • Special need (Like illness, surgery, military deployment, etc.)
To have a Mass offered on these occasions can be more appreciated and unique than flowers, money or gi s. If you would like to have a Mass celebrated for someone alive or deceased, just stop in the Parish Office or call 847-358-6999. The suggested offering is $10.00. A card with the date of the Mass can be provided, if you wish.
PADS MINISTRY—HELP AT ST. COLETTE Recently, St. Cole e Parish has partnered with Journeys the Road Home to offer a PADS shelter on Saturday nights for the local homeless popula on. We provide shelter, as well as dinner, breakfast, and sack lunches. We have had a large turnout of guests and volunteers, but we need more help. We are looking for volunteers for setup & dinner on Saturday nights, from 5:30-7 p.m. and take-down & breakfast from 5-8 a.m. Sunday mornings. We are also looking for volunteers to help during the open hours, during the three different me shi s: 5-9pm, 6-11pm, 11pm-3:30am and 3:30-7:30am. If you are interested in helping out, or have any ques ons, please contact Mary Tornabene or Stacy Gibson at StCole [email protected].
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Growing Our Faith
MOURNING Our culture doesn’t give us easy per-mission to mourn. Its underlying ethos is that we move on quickly from loss and hurt, keep our griefs quiet, remain strong always, and get on with life.
But mourning is something that’s vital to our health, something we owe to ourselves. Without mourning our only choice is to grow hard and bi er in the face of disappointment, rejec on, and loss. And these will always make themselves felt.
We have many things to mourn in life: We are forever losing people and things. Loved ones die, rela onships die, friends move away, a marriage falls apart, a love we want but can’t have obsesses us, a dream ends in disappointment, our children grow away from us, jobs are lost, and so too one day our youth and our health. Beyond these many losses that ask for our grief there’s the need to grieve the simple inadequacy of our lives, the perfect symphony and consumma on that we could never have. Like Jephthah’s daughter, all of us have to mourn our inconsumma on.
How? How do we mourn so that our mourning is not an unhealthy self-indulgence but a process that restores us to health and buoyancy?
There’s no simple formula and the formula is different for everyone. Grieving, like loving, has to respect our unique re cence, what we’re comfortable with and not comfortable with. But some things are the same for all of us.
First, there’s the need to accept and acknowledge both our loss and the pain which with we’re le . Denial of either, loss or pain, is never a friend.
The frustra on and helplessness within which we find ourselves must be accepted, and accepted with the knowledge too that there’s no place to put the pain except, as Rilke says, to give it back to earth itself, to the heaviness of the oceans from which ul mately comes the saltwater which makes up our tears. Our tears connect us s ll to the oceans that spawned us.
Next, mourning is a process that takes me, some mes a lot of me; not
something we can achieve quickly by a simple decision. We cannot simply will our emo ons back to health. They need to heal and healing is an organic process. What’s involved?
In many instances there’s the need to give ourselves permission to be angry, to rage for a me, to allow ourselves to feel the disappointment, loss, unfairness, and anger. Loss can be bi er and that bi erness needs to be accepted with honesty, but also with the courage and discipline to not let it have us lash out at others. And for that to happen, for us not to lay blame and lash out at others, we need help. All pain can be borne if it can be shared and so we need people to listen to us and share our pain without trying to fix it. Pride is our enemy here. We need the humility to entrust others to see our wound.
Finally, not least, we need pa ence, long-suffering, perseverance. Mourning can’t be rushed. The healing of soul, like the healing of body, is an organic process with its own non-nego able metable for unfolding. But this can be a major test of our pa-
ence and hope. We can go through long periods of darkness and grief where nothing seems to be changing, the heaviness and the paralysis remain, and we’re le with the feeling that things will never get be er, that
we will never find lightness of heart again. But grief and mourning call for pa ence, pa ence to stay the course with the heaviness and the helpless-ness. The Book of Lamenta ons tells us that some mes all we can do is put our mouths to the dust and wait. The healing is in the wai ng.
Henri Nouwen was a man very familiar with mourning and loss. An over-sensi ve soul, he some mes suffered depressions and obsessions that le him emo onally paralyzed and seek-ing professional help. On one such occasion, while working through a major depression, he wrote his deeply insigh ul book, The Inner Voice of Love. There he gives this advice: “The great challenge is living your wounds through instead of thinking them through. It is be er to cry than to wor-ry, be er to feel your wounds deeply than to understand them, be er to let them enter into your silence than to talk about them. The choice you face constantly is whether you are taking your hurts to your head or to your heart. In your head you can analyze them, find their causes and conse-quences, and coin words to speak and write about them. But no final healing is likely to come from that source. You need to let your wounds go down into your heart. Then you can live them through and discover that they will not destroy you. Your heart is greater than your wounds.”
We are greater than our wounds. Life is greater than death. God’s goodness is greater than all loss. But mourning our losses is the path to appropria ng those truths. Oblate Father Ron Rolheiser, theologian, teacher, and award-winning author, is Presi-dent of the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, TX. Contacted him via website www.ronrolheiser.com. /www.facebook.com/ronrolheiser
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Just for Kids
LITURGY SCHEDULE for JULY 14 / 15 SATURDAY 5:00 PM SUNDAY 7:30 AM SUNDAY 9:30 AM SUNDAY 11:15 AM
PRESIDER Fr. Marcin Zasada Fr. Mar n Luboyera Fr. Marcin Zasada Fr. Marcin Zasada
DEACON Deacon John Breit Deacon Len Marturano Deacon Len Marturano Deacon Bill Karstenson
HOMILY Fr. Marcin Zasada Fr. Mar n Luboyera Fr. Marcin Zasada Fr. Marcin Zasada
LECTORS Stan Nowak Frank Maher
Rob Dix Jill Cervenka
Gretchen Fisher Chris Fisher
Carol Schaffnit Earl Schaffnit
MINISTERS OF COMMUNION
Donna Breit Louis Akins
Mark Anthony Besozzi Larry Coco
Marian DeGroot Dan Dunne Jim Dunne Mike Kanis Peggy King
Mick Lasiewicz
Bonnie Fennig Karen Flasch
Bob Hicks Mary Larson Lori Smithe Rita Snyder Bob Stanek
Margo Stanek Don Ullmer
Marilyn Marturano Leo Herz
Mary Haig Dave Haen Jean Haen Ken Doruff
Cindy Darling Bev Dalton
Kris Bartolameolli Sue Allen
Nancy Hulsebosch Laura Klotz
Jeanie Landeweer Marva Layne
Jill Lo Tom Nolan
Carol O’Shea Brian O'Shea Sheila O'Shea
SERVERS
Connor Lo us Ryan Lo us Aiden Hill
Thomas Smithe Brianna Holmes
Mark Hulsebosch
George Leidolf Ma hew Sloan
Timmy Sloan
Michael Nix Johnny Pelle ere
Madalyn Chambers GREETERS M
G N
OPEN Bob & Nancy Bachmann
Sylvia Schaffer
Karen Froelich Tom & Marianne Greener
Mila Quiaoit Donna Koehler
Marilyn Marturano Barb Murphy & Bev Dalton
Roberto & Sharon Zapata John & Jan Harahan
Tom & Nancy Hulsebosch
SUNDAY 1:30 PM
Fr. Marcin Zasada
Fr. Marcin Zasada
Then, what did the disciples do?
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Our Weekly Prayers
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, July 9 6:30am Communion Service 8:000am Ray Eme Tuesday, July 10 6:30am Communion Service 8:00am Joseph & Cecilia Sullivan Wednesday, July 11 6:30am Communion Service 8:00am Tetsuo Matsumoto Thursday, July 12 6:30am Communion Service 8:00am Joseph Rzepiela Friday, July 13 6:30am Communion Service 8:00am Mary Yadron Saturday, July 14 8:00am Rosie Casarez 5:00pm Int. for Don Obrochta Sunday, July 15 7:30am For the Sanc ty of All Human Life 9:30am All Living & Deceased Parishioners 11:15am Leland Harrington; Shirley White; Marie Kay 1:30pm Mass—POLISH
DAILY READINGS
Mon: Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22; Ps 145:2-9; Mt 9:18-26 Tue: Hos 8:4-7,11-13; Ps 115:3-10; Mt 9:32-38 Wed: Hos 10:1-3,7-8, 12; Ps 105:2-7; Mt 10:1-7 Thu: Hos 11:1-4, 8c-9; Ps 80:2ac, 3b, 15-16; Mt 10:7-15 Fri: Hos 14:2-10; Ps 51:3-4, 8-9, 12-14, 17; Mt 10:16-23 Sat: Is 6:1-8; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Mt 10:24-33 Sun: Am 7:12-15; Ps 85:9-14; Eph 1:3-14 [3-10]; Mk 6:7-13
“For Power is Made Perfect in Weakness”
2 Corinthians 12:9
Barbara Amato Lou Anderson
Jim Baur Vito Boffa
Andy Bouchonville Josalyn Brown
Charles Campagna Eleanor Campagna
Anna Marie Candorla Tom Cook
Baby Seamus Cullen Jason Dean
Vince DeGiulio Emily Dempsey
Beth Dix Joe Donzelli
Julia Rose Donzelli Eamon Downey
Jeanne Formanski Jaime Forseth Kirk Forseth
Faith Forseth Parker Forseth
Daniel Gajewski Mel Gass Bill Gerl
Ron Hennis Dave Hicks
Adeline Kaczmarek Katherine Kearney
Barbara Kerlin Wesley Knutson
James Kobler Mary Alice Kobler
Susan Kordell Lauren Lambert
Gene Lazich Diane Leo
Harold Lewis Allan Loden Peggy Lowe
Baby Alexa Mang
Helen Mariano Bob Maruska
Elayne Maruska Baby Benjamin Mauro
Pat McCaskey Mike McGee
Candida Morales Mike Moran JoAnn Moser Paul Moser
Don Obrochta Greg Obrochta
Rita Olles Larry Peterson
Catherine Prendergast Pa y Reynolds
Barb Ridge Bob Ridge
Cecilia Rojek Elaine Romanchek
Ken Romanchek
Bridget Rubin Dick Samojla Dan Schaffer Carlos Serna Corky Smith Shawn Smith Russell Spano
Kris na Sromek Alice Stedronsky
Anne Swaw Robert Szo
Sharon Tadsen Jack Treanor
Sr. Vincent of LSP John Welge Jim White
Sharon Woelfel Fr. Ray Yadron Martha Zara
FOR OUR SICK
FOR OUR DEPARTED, REST IN PEACE
Richard Maloney Father of Kevin Maloney
ROSE OF LIFE In Memory of
ARLENE S. PETTINGER, A Lovely Lady
U.S. Air Force • MSGT Dan Fialek • SSGT Jus n Godsey • MSGT Ma hew Grelck • CPT Erin Killion • CPT Sean McGee • SrA Trenton J. Metyk • SSGT Darrel J. Moe • Lt Col Ross A. Mol • SSGT Brian R. O’Donnell • SrA Joshua Olszak • MAJ Ma hew Walz U.S. Army • MAJ Robert Bland • MAJ Bernade e O’Shea Bland • PFC Ryan Camis-Sutherland • CPT Ben Couchey • SSGT Brian J. Dankowski • SPC Jack Davis • SGT Raymond Dickenson • PVT Ryder Dickenson
• SSG Christopher M. Fedrick • CPT Joel Hilborn • SF Joseph Kilcullen III, Green
Beret • LT Michael Labek • 2LT Daniel Lloyd • SSGT Dus n Lyles • SPC Michael Medina • SGT Kevin Miller • CWO2 Timothy O’Cain • CPT James Ruetsche, Ranger • PFC Will Willis U.S. Coast Guard • LT Kevin O’Brien
U.S. Marine Corps • MAJ Joey Cross • CPL David Crouse • PFC Nicholas G. Dean • WO1 Thomas Grygowski • PFC Jeffrey Daniel Krantz
• CPT Thomas McCarthy • SGT Cameron Miller • SGT Conor O’Neill • SGT Nicholas Regini • SGT Kyle Rich • LT Jake Schlenbecker • SGT Corey A. White U.S. Navy • LTJG Jeremy Adams • LCDR Kevin Brandwein • CMDR John-Paul Falardeau • CAPT Jason Haen • SN Caleb Harrington • PO2 David Holley • LT Quinn Daniel Kilpatrick • AN James Steininger And all those serving in the Middle East.
IN SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY
UPCOMING MARRIAGES Damian Przystal & Tierney Brinkman—Saturday, July 14, 2018 at 9:00am
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Informacje po polsku (Polish Information)
NIEDZIELNA SKŁADKA
W sumie: $ 5,514.00
Dziękujemy!
3 czerwca 2018 r $ 2,147.00
10 czerwca 2018 r $ 1,657.00
17 czerwca 2018 r $ 1,181.00
24 czerwca 2018 r $ 529.00
INTENCJE MSZALNE I REJESTRACJA Intencje mszalne można zamówić po Mszy św. niedzielnej w pokoju marszałków lub zakrys i. MSZE ŚW. Parafia Świętego Tomasza z Villanova zaprasza całą wspólnotę polskojęzyczną do wspólnej modlitwy i nabożeństw. MSZE ŚW. W JĘZ. POLSKIM— Niedziela: 1:30pm; Pierwszy Piątek miesiąca: spowiedź od 5:30, Msza św. o godz. 7:30pm;
SAKRAMENT CHRZTU ŚW. Sakrament Chrztu Św. w jęz. polskim jest udzielany w każdą niedzielę miesiąca po Mszy św. w języku polskim—prosimy o wcześniejszy kontakt z ks. Marcinem. SAKRAMENT MAŁŻEŃSTWA Pary proszone są o kontakt z biurem parafialnym przynajmniej 6 miesięcy przed planowanym ślubem w celu ustalenia daty ślubu i spotkania się z księdzem. SAKRAMENT POKUTY Niedziela 12:45pm- 1:15pm. RÓŻA RÓŻAŃCOWA Spotkania w drugą niedzielę miesiąca po Mszy św. Serdecznie zapraszamy do wspólnej modlitwy różańcowej w każdą niedzielę przed Mszą św. o godz. 1:00 pm. KONTAKT Z KANCELARIĄ Poniedziałek—Czwartek: 9:00 am—8:00pm Piątek: 9:00 am—5:00 pm Sobota: 9:00 am—1:00 pm
Telefon: 847-358-6999
Pierwsza Sobota miesiąca: Nabożeństwo ‘Pierwszych 5. Sobót’ i Msza św. o godz. 7:30pm; Trzeci Piątek miesiąca: Nabożeństwo do Bożego Miłosierdzia i Msza św. o godz. 7:30pm.
‘Wołyń 43’ – Walka o Pamięć – Walka o Polskę… + ‘Wołyń 43’ – nie o zemstę, lecz o pamięć, prawdę i honor wołają ofiary… +
‘Krwawa Niedziela’ na Wołyniu była apogeum ukraińskiego ludobójstwa, czystki et-nicznej Polaków i obywateli polskich innej narodowości zamieszkujących Kresy II Rzec-zpospolitej. W tym dniu, czyli 11. lipca 1943 roku, sotnie UPA, wspierane przez bojów-karzy Organizacji Ukraińskich Nacjonalistów – frakcji Stepana Bandery (OUN-B), for-macje SS Galizien i podjudzonych i inspirowanych przez banderowców ukraińskich chłopów, zaatakowały w niedzielne przedpołudnie prawie sto miejscowości, mordując w kościołach i kaplicach dziesiątki tysięcy bezbronnych Polaków… Według szacunków Instytutu Pamięci Narodowej, w latach 1943-1945 na Wołyniu, w Galicji Wschodniej i na Lubelszczyźnie zginęło około 100. tysięcy obywateli II Rzeczpo-spolitej. Skala okrucieństwa tej zbrodni była tak duża, że historycy nadali jej specjalne określenie: ‘genocidum atrox’ – ludobójstwo dokonane ze szczególnym okrucieńst-wem. Bezwzględność, brutalność i bes alstwo z jaką traktowano napadniętych Po-laków, znęcanie się nad ofiarami i stosowanie wobec nich wyrafinowanych tortur przez Ukraińców przerażało nawet okupujących te tereny Niemców. Konstatacją tych demonicznych doświadczeń naszej historii jest objawienie się prze-rażającej prawdy o naturze ludzkiej i jej podatności na zło… Należy zatem uczynić wszystko, by historia z Wołynia 1943-45 r., nigdy więcej się nie powtórzyła. To jest naszą odpowiedzialnością…
+ ‘Wołyń 43’ – nie o zemstę, lecz o pamięć, prawdę i honor wołają ofiary… +
XIV NIEDZIELA ZWYKŁA – Zaufać Bogu Bliskim Jezusa wydawało się, że wiedzą o Nim wszystko. Był przecież synem Maryi, bratem Jakuba, Jego krewni mieszkali pośród nich. Bardziej wierzyli swojemu doświ-adczeniu i własnym przekonaniom niż mądrości Jego słowa i Bożej mocy, która obja-wiała się poprzez cuda. Analogicznie jest z nami, kiedy kwes onujemy Boże działanie w naszym życiu, opierając się wyłącznie na tym, co wydaje nam się prawdziwe. Jeśli ktoś rezygnuje z walki z grzesznym uzależnieniem, bo dotychczasowe zmagania nie przyniosły spodziewanego efektu, to znaczy, że uległ pokusie niewiary w moc łaski Bożej. Czy jest bowiem coś, czego Bóg nie mógłby dokonać w swoim nieskończonym miłosierdziu? Chrześcijańska wiara polega na tym, że człowiek bardziej ufa Bogu niż sobie i swoim doświadczeniom…
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