Parish News - Queen of All Saints Basilica

Queen of All
Saints Basilica
Sunday, May 6th
First Communion 2012
Kaitlyn Abraham
Sean Alcantara
Decklan Barnabas
Josip Basan
Jonathan Beaton
Drew Beveridge
Noah Beveridge
Hannah Brennan
Rita Briody
Brendan Colgan
Ethan Correa
Jack Dawson
Ronna Deang
Ava Decker
Ryan DeLeon
Nicolas Delia
Joseph Delia
Ruby Dihiansan
John Divane
Emily Einbecker
Jaeden Ellasus
Reid Fallows
Francis Fowler
Kevin Garvey
Anthony Gatti
Olivia Gaunt
Kelly Gill
Michael Golosinski
Joseph Grabowski
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Megan Grace
Mia Gumina
Patrick Gunnison
Adrien Herrera
Sarah Herrmann
Kameron Hoffman
Quentin Huening
Gabriel Inojosa
Olina Ishaya
Anna Jackson
Daniel Jirgal
Trevor Johnson
Koren Jurado
Tara Kennedy
Mary Kessler
Sarah Kessler
Serika Laguit
Eamonn Lally
Georgette Laririt
Christiana Le
Nicholas Lovcik
Sheamus Lowry
Keira Mackow
Zachary Martin
Samuel Matthews
James McCarthy
Liam McShane
Ashlei Mendoza
Alexandria Mercado
Matthew Mercado
Annabelle Merkel
Matthew Messina
Michael Mullen
Jaclyn Nguyen
Calvin Nguyen
Olivia Nguyen
Grace O’Donnell
Margaret O’Donnell
Maeve O’Donnell
Nicholas Pauletto
Victoria Pawlowski
Gianna Pehar
Tony Pehar
Rosemary Proesel
Patrick Proesel
Daniel Raclaw
Mari Ramos
Colin Randazzo
Christian Ranon
Jack Reichenbach
Daniel Rodriguez
Julian Rodriguez
Nicholas Rodriguez
Sebastian Rodriguez
Logan Roeder
Lael Root
Sofia Saldana
Natalia E. Sandoval
Patrick San Roman
Joseph Schiavone
Isabella Schmitt
Aidan Shannon
Anthony Sivric
Audrey Smith
Alexander Smolen
Anthony Sopcic
Nora Stanton
Carson Stilwill
Mia Stulac
Julia Swanson
Alex Toledo
Ante Uremovic
Julia Vasilj
Nicholas Voight
Julia Wesolowski
James Winkin
Andrew Wojcik
Kiersten Zakoff
Shane Zeman
Classmates
Receiving Blessings
Megan Collings
Lindsey Elliott
William Litsos
Madelyn Simonson
Stevan Vranjes
6280 N. Sauganash Avenue ■ Chicago, Illinois 60646 ■ Phone: 773-736-6060 ■ Fax: 773-736-6099
From the Pastor
I am pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Tantillo as principal
of Queen of All Saints School, effective July 1, 2012. In doing so I am
confirming the support he received from the members of both the Principal
Search Team, which conducted the initial screening of over a dozen
candidates, and the Parish School Council who interviewed the finalists and
made their recommendations to me.
I am grateful to the members of the Search Team: Cathy Carroll, chair,
Chris Martin, vice-chair, Lynn Daly, Janeen Kroll, Diane Lynch, Neal McNamara and Ron Berger
for their thoughtful and thorough scrutiny of the applicants. I am also grateful to the members of
the Parish School Board: Chris Martin, president, Tim Lynch, vice-president, Karen Proesel,
secretary, Steve Besch, Mike Cavanaugh, Linda Hermann, Jeff Kirchner, Melissa McManamy,
Patti O’Donnell, Dave Peterson and Ron Vlasic for the careful seriousness with which they carried
out their important responsibilities.
Peter Tantillo graduated from Loyola University with a Bachelor of Science in
Mathematics. He earned a Master of Education in Administration and Supervision from Loyola
University as well. In addition he is currently a candidate for Doctor of Education in
Administration and Supervision at Loyola University.
Peter began his life-long commitment to Catholic education as a high school math teacher.
He has served as principal at four Catholic elementary schools. As principal of Our Lady of the
Wayside School in Arlington Heights he earned the National Blue Ribbon School Award in 1997.
As principal of St. Alphonsus Ligouri School in Prospect Heights he earned the National Blue
Ribbon School Award in 2004. He was elected by the principals of the Archdiocese of Chicago to
be president of the Archdiocesan Principals Association for a four year term.
In the Archdiocese of Chicago, Peter served as the Associate Superintendent of Schools for
Vicariate II from 1998-2002. On the national level, Peter served at the National Catholic
Educational Association as the Regional Representative for the Great Lakes States for two terms.
In addition he served as the Vice-President of the Department of Elementary Schools Executive
Committee and as a member of the Board of Directors of the National Catholic Educational
Association.
Peter has given presentations on a wide variety of topics at many diocesan and national
educational conferences throughout his distinguished career. He is also a certified catechist in the
Archdiocese of Chicago.
Peter lives with his wife, Marilyn, in Mount Prospect. They are active parishioners at St.
Raymond Penafort Parish. They are the proud parents of twin daughters. May God bless Peter’s
ministry as principal of Queen of All Saints School.
Monsignor John Pollard
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TODAY
The Queen of All Saints Youth Ministry is hosting it’s first get
together today with all high school students at 6:00pm for a teen
Mass in the newly renovated Benedict Chapel and then open gym
until 9:00pm. Pizza will be served.
FIND “QUEEN OF ALL
SAINTS BASILICA
YOUTH MINISTRY”
ON FACEBOOK
For information on the youth ministry, please
e-mail QAS youth minister Daniel Chun
at dchun@qasparish.org.
Wedding Banns
May 12, 2012
Kathleen Noonan & Jonathan Dickinson
May 26, 2012
Tina Mangatu & Joel Thekkara
Baptized into
the Faith
Parker Ray Byerly
HELP WANTED
MAINTENANCE
Son of Matthew & Julia Rechner Byerly
Natalie Kayla Cambri
Daughter of Engelbert & Jennifer Narag Cambri
Vincent Anthony Dugo
Son of Ricky & Shannon Twilley Dugo
Enrique Luis Encinas
Son of Alvaro & Julia Molina Encinas
Alivia Thi Ly
Daughter of Nan & Kim Hoany Ly
Jasline Faith Navarro
Queen of All Saints has a part time maintenance
position open, which include the cleaning
and maintaining of the facility and other related
work as required. Ability to work approximately
25 hours per week on a flexible schedule.
Successful demonstration of ability to learn, to
operate and make minor repairs, to perform
physical tasks, to work independently, to follow
simple written and oral instructions, and to work
cooperatively with co-workers, supervisors,
and others.
Must possess a valid driver’s License
Contact the Parish Office.
Daughter of Paul & Rosalina Bineda Navarro
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LIVE AUCTION 2012
ONE OF THESE GREAT ITEMS COULD BE YOURS…
JUST MAKE SURE YOU RSVP TODAY FOR
THE UPP “BUILDING OUR FUTURE”
FRIDAY, MAY 18TH, 2012
Fly Fishing in Colorado
A week vacation in a 3 bedroom 3 bath condo in Beaver Creek
Colorado plus two full day fly fishing experiences for two people on
the Colorado River. One trip is a walk and wade and one trip is a
day float. Both include gourmet shore lunches and professional
guides. Condo complex includes tennis, pool, and a private balcony
that overlooks Avon Lake and the backdrop of the Colorado Rocky
Mountains. Other great activities nearby are white water rafting,
kayaking, mountain biking and hiking.
Riva Crabhouse
Chefs Table for 8
Experience Riva “VIP style” with prime seating for 8 at our best window
table overlooking Lake Michigan and Chicago’s skyline. Enjoy a
spectacular fireworks show during your visit. Package includes a fourcourse menu, exclusively designed and prepared by Chef Luigi Garcia,
paired with wines. Metropolitan car service to take you to and from this
wonderful evening out.*
*Available July 11th, July 14th, (8:30 reservation) September 15th
and September 22nd (8:00 reservation). Dates subject to change.
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4 Ryder Cup Tickets
It’s the hottest ticket in town and we got them. Coming this fall,
the Ryder Cup to Medinah Golf Club. 4 tickets to the grounds
on Saturday, September 29th. A car service will provide
transportation to and from Medinah.
Black Lab Puppy
They’re cute, they’re cuddly, and one could be yours. Our very own
parishioners, The Gill Family, is donating a pure bred black lab from their
litter of seven. Shots have been given, eyes and hips have been checked,
and they even have the papers to prove it!!! This 12 week old puppy is
crate trained and house broken!!! The winning bidder can pick up the
puppy Saturday after the UPP.
First Pew at Family Mass
or Christmas Eve
Back by popular demand!!! You and your family will have the great
pleasure of sitting up close at the most beautiful mass of the year. Most
importantly there is no worrying about getting to the Church on time. Your
seat will be waiting for you and your family. A pew sits 10 comfortably.
Sail with Father Simon
on Lake Michigan
Set sail on beautiful Lake Michigan with Father Simon and four guests. Enjoy a
relaxing evening on the Eagle, a 38ft. Sydney-designed sailboat. This boat is a four
time race winner! During your sail you’ll take in breathtaking views of the Chicago
skyline. A delicious picnic dinner will be served as you sail into the sunset.
OTHER GREAT ITEMS
IN THE
WORKS
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN TICKETS
LADIES NIGHT OUT
...STAY TUNED
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Parish News
Dear Business Owners,
This year we are celebrating the 50th
Anniversary of Queen of All Saints Church
being elevated to the dignity of a Basilica
by Pope John XXIII in 1962. This celebration
will culminate with the visit of His Eminence,
Francis Cardinal George on December 2nd,
2012. As part of the celebration we are
offering a limited opportunity to businesses
to display their company information on a
banner that is being used to help acknowledge
this singular distinction. The banners will
adorn the light poles in and around the
Basilica for one full year.
If you would like your business to be part
of the program, please don’t hesitate to
call Patti Swanson at (773) 339-4487
or e-mail patriciadswanson@gmail.com.
YES! We would like to participate
in the Queen of All Saints Banner
Program for $750.
Please print your business name below that
will appear on the banner*
_____________________________________
*Pleas note, we will only LIST your business name,
there is no room for a logo.
Send checks payable to:
Queen of All Saints Basilica
ATTN: UPP Banner Program
6280 N. Sauganash Ave.
Chicago, IL 60646
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Beautify Your Basilica…
Help buy the Center Medallion or
a Granite Border Slab or a Main Field Granite Slab.
Building Our Future - Starts with you!
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Pot Luck Party on Friday, May 11th
3:30-5:00pm in the School Cafeteria
Pot-Luck Party - bring your favorite dish or
just come and enjoy a fun afternoon.
Any questions, please call Donna Lee Wilson at 773-792-2070
QAS Annual Men’s Retreat
Saturday, May 12th
9:00am to 2:00pm
in the School Gym, Lunch to be served
The QAS Men’s Club would like to invite all men to spend a few hours of
reflection with the “rock star” of retreat leaders!!! This year’s retreat will be
led by Rev. Francis Hoffman - better known as “Fr. Rocky” executive
director and popular host on Relevant Radio (heard in Chicago on 950 AM).
HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE
Join Fr. Simon Braganza & Fr. Tom Campana on a pilgrimage to a land where
Jesus lived, taught, healed from — December 03 to December 12, 2012.
Come to our initial meeting on May 10, 2012 @ 7.00 p.m. in the Holy Name Room
(Please enter through the South Entrance of the Queen of All Saints
School Building on Lemont Avenue)
For more information, contact Fr. Simon Braganza
at 773-736-6060 ext. 239 or e-mail sbraganza@qasparish.org
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Parish News
Religious Education News
Our Sunday morning classes have ended for the year. Families gathered in the gym for a
final prayer service celebrating a year of growth in the faith. During the service the catechists
were honored for their service to the parish community and students were awarded perfect
attendance certificates. Those recognized for perfect attendance this year were:
Rachel Haley
Jade Jimenez
Paul Jimenez
Thomas Stone
Jaeden Ellasus
Drew Beveridge
Noah Beveridge Jack Dawson
Natalia Sandoval
Elizabeth Lannon Theresa Lannon Jonathon Beaton
Janelle Spencer-Ramirez
Michael Hughes
Krista Casuga
Jonathon Russell Colleen Elliott
All our students in the Pre Kindergarten and Kindergarten were awarded participation
certificates. Our Tuesday classes will meet for their last class this Tuesday, May 8th at the
regular time. Dismissal will take place in the Basilica after a closing prayer service.
We are now undertaking ongoing registration for the fall classes. Anyone needing
registration forms may call the RE Office (773-286-1939) during regular office hours. If you
are a new student please bring in all sacrament records at the time of registration and medical
information with you. Transfer students will be asked to produce transcripts from their
previous parish.
We are most grateful to all our volunteers particularly our catechists who gave of their
time to share their most treasured gifts, that is their faith. We are always looking for special
people to join our faculty. So if you are interested or know of someone who would like to be
part of our team of catechists, please call Aline (773)286-1939) for more information.
Vacation Bible School News.
Registration forms for Vacation Bible Camp went home this week. If you do not receive
a registration form for Promise Island, call the office to receive one. Camp begins June 18th
and runs through June 22nd. We are always looking for caring volunteers to help with the camp
experience. If you or if you know of anyone who would like to help, please call Aline for
further information.
Celebration of Confirmation
On Monday, April 30th, one of our parishioners, Warren Valsa received the Sacrament of
Confirmation at Holy Name Cathedral. Please join us in prayer that the Holy Spirit continues
to work through Warren as he witnesses the faith in action to us all.
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Parish News
We extend our congratulations to
members of our Girl Scouts
organization who were recipients
of awards distributed at the
Annual Recognition Luncheon
President’s Award, Excellence in
Achievement in Exceeding Service
Unit Cookie Sale Goal, and Outstanding
Volunteer awards
Lisa LoVallo
Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and
Northwest Indiana Hall of Fame
Stella LiPomi
Marie Marino
Marianne Strumberger
Outstanding Volunteer
Margie Berg
New Found Treasure Pin
Michelle Collins
Sheryl Quinlan
15 Years of Service
Kathy Manrriquez
10 Years of Service
Melanie Lorenz
5 Years of Service
Emily Monnelly
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Elizabeth Ministry
Monday, May 7th at 7:00pm
Health: Breast Health/Breast Cancer
Mary Valsa, a retired Public Heath nurse and
parishioner of QAS, who was diagnosed and treated
for breast cancer 5 months ago, will give a
presentation on her journey through the health care
system as both patient and advocate. Practical tips,
products, referrals, and garments will be shown and
explained in a non-threatening and friendly talk, with
time for questions. Light refreshments will be served.
Adult women only, please.
Thursday, May 24th at 7:00pm
“Mom’s Art Play Date: An evening of hands-on
art and spiritual exploration for non-artists.
We will explore art (think therapy!!!) and make a
journal cover. Led by experienced artist/chaplain, Rev.
Shawna Bowman. You will take home a journal and
cover. Suggested donation of $10.
Mass for mentally ill persons
to honor patron St. Dymphna
The Mass on Tuesday, May 15th at 8:45am will be
celebrated in honor of St. Dymphna, the patrion saint
of persons with mental illness. A relic of St. Dymphna
will be displayed for veneration following the Mass.
The St. Dymphna Society
and Chicago Archdiocesan
commission on mental Illness
invite all mentally ill persons,
their families, and friends to
take part in this liturgy. For
more information please call
Jim and Shirley Weber at
(773) 777-6022.
Parish News
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The Basilica Pavilion
or
Ombrellino
The most notable sign of a basilica, major or minor, is the “canopeum”, or
“ombrellino”, or, as it is more properly called in English, the basilican pavilion.
Only churches of basilican rank are allowed to possess and display this Papal
emblem.
It is a large, ornamental umbrella, brilliant in color, very traditional in its form
of construction. By decree, its covering is made of alternating wide stripes of
scarlet and bright yellow silk, formerly the Papal colors, and each stripe ends in
a large scallop of the reverse color. As shown in the picture, the ombrellino
opens only to a half-open shape.
The use of the pavilion dates back to very early times, when it was a mark of
distinction for royal personages and prelates to have a canopy over the throne
they occupied in public, ceremonial functions. In town squares, market places,
and even palaces a “tent-like”, elaborate covering was employed to designate
the presence and authority of an emperor or prelate. Ancient monuments and
arches commemorating historic events often depict the king or lord under the
insignia of a pavilion.
During the Middle Ages, the Popes used a pavilion in solemn processions,
especially when they traveled from one basilica to another. The canopy was
carried by the clergy as they escorted the Pontiff through the streets of
Rome.
The pavilion of Queen of All Saints Basilica, designed and constructed in
Rome, stands fourteen feet tall, when elevated on its golden staff, surmounted
by a finial of the ball and cross. It has twelve silk stripes, six feet in length,
eighteen inches at the bottom, with each
stripe terminating in a scallop of
contrasting color and decorated with
ornamental braid.
On the yellow scallop which marks the
front of the pavilion, the coat of arms of
Pope John XXIII is embroidered. On the
red scallop on the opposite side, the
historic data is also embroidered in clear
lettering: “Queen of All Saints Basilica,
Chicago, Ecumenical Year: 1962.”
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Paul Welcomes All
into Life with Christ
By Clifford Yeary
Associate Director Little Rock Scripture Study
Celebrating Paul - 3rd in a series from Little Rock Scripture Study. The study groups, lead by Deacon
Mike Monnelly, are currently studying the Letters of Paul.
Paul probably never thought of himself as being a
convert to Christianity. Paul’s own words tell us he never
swerved in his zeal to serve the God of his Jewish forbears.
“(God), who from my mother’s womb had set me apart and
called me through his grace, was pleased to reveal his Son to
me, so that I might proclaim him to the Gentiles” (Galatians
1:15-16a).
If not a conversion, his encounter with the risen
Christ on the way to Damascus was an equally profound
calling. In the years to come, conversions would come to the
many Gentiles who would respond to Paul’s preaching. Paul’s
calling led him, a Jewish rabbi, to serve God in a radically
new way, proclaiming to non-Jews what God had done for
them in Jesus Christ.
Our New Testament would be almost unrecognizable
without his influence. Human history is radically different
because he answered his call. Yet Paul was neither the first
nor the only missionary to the Gentiles. In Acts, we read it
was Peter who first preached the Gospel to a Gentile, the
Roman centurion Cornelius (Acts 10:1-49). After his baptism
in Damascus, Paul visited “Arabia” (we don’t know exactly
where that was) and Jerusalem (Galatians 1:15-18). Paul
eventually went to Antioch, where there were already a
number of Gentile converts. In Antioch the followers of Jesus
were being called by a new name: “Christian” (Acts 11:20).
Long after Paul began his missionary work, he would
write the Christians of Rome, many of whom were Gentiles,
asking them if he might visit them for the very first time
(Romans 1:13). The Christian faith had spread to many places
in the Roman Empire and had been accepted by large numbers
of Gentiles without hearing anything from Paul, “the Apostle
to the Gentiles.”
Paul’s greatness lies in far more than his being unique
as a missionary to the Gentiles. Paul’s determination to be an
apostle for the Gentiles earned his enduring influence on the
Christian faith. For Gentiles to become followers of Jesus, a
conversion was truly required. Gentiles of the Roman Empire
were, for the most part, polytheists who worshipped idols and
the large pantheon of gods in Greek and Roman mythology.
The big question for many Jewish Christians was whether
faith in Jesus was enough to really include a Gentile in their
movement. They might be baptized, but shouldn’t the men
also be circumcised? After all, Jesus was a good Jew and he
had been circumcised just as Jewish law required (Luke 2:21).
Paul’s unshakeable faith in Jesus as the risen Messiah
(the Christ) made him equally certain the God of Israel was
now calling all humanity into a covenant forged on the cross.
This new relationship with God, along with the promise of
salvation and eternal life, are made available through Christ’s
suffering, death and resurrection. Nothing in Moses’ Law
could confer this gift — it came through faith in Christ alone.
Paul was certain that any suggestion that Gentiles
needed to adopt Jewish practices in order to become followers
of Jesus ultimately meant that there was an insufficiency in
Jesus’ death and resurrection. This was unthinkable to Paul.
For Paul, once the Messiah appeared, the Law became null
and void (Galatians 3:15-27). In the book of Acts we read that
Peter and Paul and a council of the apostles and elders in
Jerusalem all came to an agreement that the Gospel could be
preached to the Gentiles. If they avoided sexual relations
outside marriage and if they refused to eat meat either offered
to idols or killed in an offensive manner, they could be
baptized and enjoy full fellowship in the Christian assembly
(Acts 15:1-31).
It might seem that the matter was settled, but
opposition by both Jewish and Gentile Christians to Paul’s
radical dismissal of Mosaic Law would only increase
throughout his life. Perhaps in order to keep his Gospel
message as unsullied as possible, Paul determined to preach
only where no one else had (Romans 15:20-21), with the one
known exception of Rome. At least three different times, to
spread the Gospel where it had never before been heard, Paul
made arduous journeys through parts of Asia (modern Turkey)
and twice on to Europe (modern Greece and Italy).
A fourth journey took him as a prisoner of faith from
Jerusalem to Rome. It was his great desire to carry the Gospel
as far as distant Spain. Did he actually reach Spain? His
message has, in fact, gone throughout the world. Wherever
Gentiles proclaim the name of Christ, they remember St. Paul.
This article was originally published in Arkansas Catholic,
Copyright Diocese of Little Rock. All rights reserved.
This article may be copied or redistributed with
acknowledgement and permission of the publisher.
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Mass Intentions
Sunday, May 6th (Fifth Sunday of Easter) - All Sunday Masses will be offered for the People of Queen of
All Saints and the Benefactors of our Endowments for the School and the Parish.
Monday, May 7th - School Endowment Fund Benefactors, QAS Homebound, QAS Ministry of Praise, Beng
Hernandez, Diosdodo Garcia, George B. Stegmaier, Anthony Nigliazzo, Gloria Gavdner, Chester Rzepecki,
Brigida Garcia, In Honor of Our Blessed Mother-Ben & Sara Testa, Roy Carvatta Sr., Joseph Romano,
Charles A. Hohmeier, Hope Rodriguez
Readings: Acts 14:5-18; Jn 14:21-26
Tuesday, May 8th - Deceased Members of QAS Widowed Groups, Ruth G. Stegmaier, Aurora Vinzons,
Ataracio Gavica, Gloria G. Gavica
Readings: 14:19-28; Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday, May 9th - Basilica Fund Members, Estelle E. Sklodowski, Eileen B. Stegmaier, Bob Malmen,
Jerry Tyda, Leonard Nied, Special Intention, Nataliya Korniyenko, Salvy Monastero, Alan Mark, John & John
A. Wojcicki, Dennis T. Kaas Family
Readings: Acts 15:1-6; Jn 15:1-8
Thursday, May 10th (St. Damien Joseph de Veuster of Moloka’i) - Charles A. Hohmeier, Adriano B.
Aziyu, Charles, Kathryn & John Hansen, Bernice Burkat, Agapito Manaois, Eufrocina Manaois, Jorge
Manaois, Lorraine Rakowski, Eugene Herrmann, Nila B. Cay
Readings: Acts 15:7-21; Jn 15:9-11
Friday, May 11th – Helen & Jerry Martin, Lillian Miller, Kamila Krupa, John Hackett, Atanacio Garcia,
Munica Flores, Dorothy & Ed Lewandowski, Irene Rohan, Sr. Toni Callahan, Thomas Keane, Eufrocina
Manaois, Jorge Manaois
Readings: Acts 15:22-31; Jn 15;12-17
Saturday, May 12th (Ss. Nereus & Achilleus; St. Pancras) - Celia Rodriguez, Angela Tadel, Mary Falzone,
Bertha Reyna, Jennie Carone, Mercedes Martinez, Dorothy & Donna Dereng, Matthew Brown, Lillian Miller,
Chester & Wanda Burzawa, Stanley & Kay Przepiorski, Rev. Edwin Karlowicz C.R., Adolph & Antoinette
Burzawa, Janis Johnson, John & Christine Peters, Wanda & Chestan Peters
Readings: Acts 16:1-10; Jn 15:18-21
We Pray for our Recently Deceased
Savannah Saquido
William “Moose” Skowron
Jim Wiedell
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Queen of All Saints Basilica Information
6280 N. Sauganash Avenue • Chicago, Illinois 60646 • (773) 736-6060
Pastoral Staff
Sunday Masses
Pastor…………….……………….Rev. Msgr. John E. Pollard
Pastor Emeritus………...…..….….Rev. Msgr. Wayne F. Prist
Associate Pastor……….……………….Rev. Simon Braganza
Associate Pastor………………..…..Rev. Thomas J. Campana
Resident ……………………………….Rev. Edward D. Grace
Resident…………………..……..Rev. Richard Conyers, CSC
Deacon…………………………..Rev. Mr. Michael Monnelly
Pastoral Associate……...Sr. Ann Kathleen McDonnell, BVM
Director of Religious Education………..Mrs. Aline Reynolds
Youth Minister…………………………..………Daniel Chun
Director of Music..…………………...…….Dr. Kenneth Sotak
Assistant Director of Music………………….....Paul Scavone
Saturday Vigil …………………..……………………5:00 pm
Sunday…...…………….6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm
Rectory Hours
Monday-Friday……………………..……….8:30 am-4:00 pm
Telephone Numbers
Rectory………………………………………....773-736-6060
School/Preschool………………………...……..773-736-0567
Parish FAX……………………………….…….773-736-6099
Religious Education Office………………….....773-286-1939
Accounting Office
Daily Mass and Rosary
Monday-Friday…….……………...………6:30, 7:30, 8:45 am
Saturday………………………………………...……..8:00 am
Rosary………………...………...Daily after the 8:45 am Mass
Devotions and Holy Day Masses
Perpetual Novena……….…………………..Monday, 7:00 pm
Benediction…………….….First & Third Mondays at 7:30 pm
Please consult the parish bulletin or website for the holy day
Mass schedule.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday………………………………………...8:30-9:15 am
To Register in the Parish
Please contact the Rectory Office……………...773-736-6060
The Sacrament of Baptism
Parish Secretary……………………………...Pam Hautzinger
Parish Secretary………………………………....Michael Jolls
Parish Secretary…………………..…………..Jan Praznowski
Queen of All Saints rejoices in the incorporation of new
members into the Body of Christ. The Sacrament of Baptism
for infants is celebrated on the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday of each
month at 1:30 PM. Please come into the rectory to schedule
the baptism for your child. Prior to the baptism, the parents are
invited to attend a baptismal preparation session. If an adult or
a school age child seeks baptism, special arrangements should
be made with one of the priests.
Building and Grounds
The Sacrament of Matrimony
Ralph Meschewski, Bobby Brooks, Victor Miranda, Mike
Farina, Jason Kessler
Queen of All Saints helps couples prepare not only for their
wedding day, but the lifelong commitment of living a
Christian marriage. Parishioners of Queen of All Saints
Basilica who are baptized and free to marry in the Catholic
Church may celebrate their marriage in Queen of All Saints
Basilica. Couples from Queen of All Saints seeking marriage
in Queen of All Saints Basilica should contact one of the
parish priests at least six months prior to their intended date of
marriage. The couple must meet with one of the priests before
the date for the marriage can be confirmed.
Business Manager……………………..……….Gerald Farrell
Accounting Assistant……………………....Kate Dombrowski
Rectory Office Staff
Queen of All Saints School
Early Childhood through Grade 8
Principal………………………..…Ms. Stephanie M. DiPrima
Administrative Assistant …………………..…….Mrs. Segreti
School Secretary……………………...…….… Mrs. Santicola
Visit Our Website
Queen of All Saints Basilica……………...www.qasparish.org
Queen of All Saints School…………….....www.qasschool.org
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick
If a member of your family would like to receive the
sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, please contact the
Rectory.
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Parish News
Celebrant Schedule
Today’s Readings
Sunday, May 13th
5:00pm - Fr. Thomas Campana
6:45am - Fr. Simon Braganza
8:00am - Msgr. Wayne Prist
9:30am - Msgr. John Pollard
11:00am - Fr. Edward Grace
12:30pm - Fr. Rich Conyers
First Reading — The church was being built up, and
grew in numbers (Acts 9:26-31).
Psalm — I will praise you, Lord, in the assembly of
your people (Psalm 22).
Second Reading — Let us love not in work or
speech, but in deed and truth (1 John 3:18-24).
Gospel — Remain in me, as I remain in you. I am the
vine, you are the branches (John 15:1-8).
Parish Financials for April 22nd, 2012
Actual to Prior Year
YTD
Week
$25,299
$1,140,627
Last Year
$31,700
$1,49,060
Difference
($6,401)
($8,433)
Actual to Budget
YTD
Week
$25,299
$1,140,627
Weekly Budget
$28,000
$1,176,000
Difference
($2,701)
($35,373)
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