July 17, 2016 - St. Barnabas Parish

The Catholic Community of Saint Barnabas
July 17, 2016,
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
PARISH MISSION
The family of St. Barnabas Parish celebrates the Eucharist, welcomes and serves all, shares talents,
fosters learning, and initiates others into the life of Christ.
10134 South Longwood, Chicago, IL 60643,
www.stbarnabasparish.org,
773-779-1166
The Pastor’s Mutterings
There is an ancient story retold by John Shea about a King and his Prime
Minister, whom he was always testing. The King said: “Can you bring me someone
who is Here and not There?” The Minister brought him a thief, who lives only in this
world to acquire money and goods for now, with no concern for the life to come.
The King then asked “Can you bring me someone who is There but not Here?”
The Minister brought him a wandering monk, who neglected all aspects of this world
to focus only on the next. He is There but not Here.
Then the King asked: “Can you bring me someone who is neither Here nor
There?” The Minister thought for a while, and then brought a beggar to see the
King. “A beggar’” he said, “is not Here because he has nothing of this world’s goods, but because he is envious
of everyone else, he has no concern for spiritual matters, and is therefore not There.”
The King then asked: “Is it possible that there is anyone in world who is neither Here nor There?” The
Minister brought forth an honest household couple. He said “This man and woman work in the world to provide
for their family. But they do everything with God in their thoughts. There both Here and There.”
Each of us are often anxious about many things, and find ourselves in a lot of different places and states of
mind. Sometimes we are here but not there, other times there but not here, and there are moments when we are
neither here nor there. But the “better part,” to which Jesus gives pride of place when he had dinner at the home
of Marth and Mary, is to be both here and there. That is the choice Martha made that day, and it is the high wire act that most of us try to negotiate every day of your lives.
The only way it is possible to be both here and there is to accept that God is the ground of our being, and
that God is in unbroken relationship with us in everything we do. Where do you find yourself today?
We are better
TOGETHER
Administration
One of the wonderful residual benefits of running a campaign is celebrating the
generosity of not only church and school families but of their employers as well.
Many parishioners have taken the initiative to investigate if their employer has
a matching gift program available to their employees. This can be a great way to
make your families contribution to the Imagine. Innovate. Inspire. Campaign reach
even farther.
Below is a list of companies in Chicago that have matching gift programs and support initiatives such as ours. Check with
your employer, your gift may be eligible for their matching gift program!
AMSTED Industries Inc.
AON Service Corporation
Affinity Small Commercial
Alfred Benesch & Company
American Steel Foundries
Amsted Rail
Amurol Confections
Arc
Baltimore Aircoil Company
Brenco, Incorporated
Brookfield Asset Management
Brookfield Redding LLC
Burgess-Norton Mfg. Co.
CME Group
Cananwill, Inc.
Cerro Flow Products, Inc.
Cerro Wire & Cable Co., Inc.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Combined Insurance Company of Am.
Consolidated Metco Inc
Diamond Chain Company
EcoWater Systems LLC
FSG - Technology and Professional
Fontaine Trailer Company
GG+A Grenzebach Glier & Assoc
Graver Technologies, Inc.
Griffin Pipe Products Co.
Griffin Wheel Company
Heidrick and Struggles
Henry Crown and Company
Hewitt Associates
Huron Consulting Group
Huron Healthcare
IRMG
Illinois Integrys
Impact Forecasting, LLC
Integrys
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
L.A. Darling Company
Leo Burnett Company, Inc.
Marmon Group, LLC
Means Industries Inc
Merge Healthcare Solutions, Inc.
Nuveen Asset Management
Owl Wire & Cable, Inc.
Peoples Gas of Illinois
Performics
Prince Castle, Inc.
Publicis Groupe
Rockbestos Surprenant Cable
Santa Barbara Asset Mgnt.
Schirmer Engineering Corp
Sterling Crane
The Marmon Group, LLC
The Old Mountain Company, Inc.
TrueLink
Thorco Industries, Inc.
Tradewinds Global Investments
TransUnion, LLC
US Cellular
Wells Fargo
Wells Lamont Corporation
Wm Wrigley Jr. Company
Campaign Update:
To date the campaign has secured pledges and gifts totaling $2,081,415
We have received decisions from 339 parish and school families or 20% of the parish
We are 69% of the way toward reaching $3 million of our $5 million total goal
When you are making your payments, please make the check payable to St. Barnabas Imagine Campaign. You
may put them in the basket on Sunday, but please put them in a separate envelope than your Sunday contribution, clearly marked “Imagine Campaign.”
If you have yet to make your gift to the Imagine. Innovate. Inspire. Campaign, please contact Monica Wilczak, Director of
Development, at mwilczak@stbarnabasparish.org or call 773-779-1166, ext. 242 for information on how to make your
commitment. Thank you!
Education
2016 – 2017
RELGIOUS EDUCATION SESSIONS
REGISTER NOW
Attention New and Returning Families: Registration for Religious Education is open! The registration process is
simple and can be done online via on the Religious Education page of the St. Barnabas website.
The Religious Education Program will resume on Sunday, September 11th. Religious Education faith sessions are
held on Sunday mornings in the School (Grades Pre-K – 8) from 8:15 a.m. – 9:50 a.m. The program will continue for
20 weeks through the month of April. Please register IMMEDIATELY so that we can make preparations for another
year of growth in the faith!
Sacramental Preparation:
Students preparing to celebrate the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Communion generally begin the two
year formation process in 1st grade. Also, students celebrate Confirmation in 8th grade at St. Barnabas after
beginning their preparation in 7th grade. For a full and comprehensive formation in the faith, students are expected
to participate in religious education every learning year and throughout their life cycle.
For more information: contact Matt Furjanic
Phone: 773-445-3450.
Email: mfurjanic@stbarnabasparish.org
Parish Website: http://www.stbarnabasparish.org/
(click on Youth and then click on Religious Education)
HELP WANTED
St. Barnabas School has two Part-time positions, After Care worker and Communications Coordinator. For more
information please e-mail Elaine Gaffney, St. Barnabas Principal, at egaffney@stbarnabasparish.org.
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD –
The Children’s Liturgy of the Word Ministry (CLOW) is on it’s summer break. There will be no
Children’s Liturgy at 10 am Mass during the summer. CLOW will resume after Labor Day, on
Sunday, September 11th and be held at the 10:00 a.m. Mass each Sunday thereafter.
We especially wish to thank this year’s CLOW leaders: Tom & Catherine Brady, Maura & Sean Barron, Hannah &
Karen Lux, Andy & Cindy Neu, Maureen Gainer Reilly, Penelope Robbins, and Margaret Smith.
CLOW serves children, ages ~4 yrs. – 7 yrs., by breaking open the Sunday Scriptures with/for them at their level of
understanding. The children hear a simpler version of the readings from a Children’s Lectionary, approved by the U.S.
Bishops. CLOW also of benefits parents: relieved from the task of keeping squirming children quiet and attentive
during Mass, parents are able to focus more attentively on the Liturgy of the Word in peace knowing that their
children are being cared for and are hearing the Word proclaimed to them. We are in need adults who will proclaim
the Word to the children. We are also in need of teens and adults who are willing to assist by reading, leading
prayers, and modeling good church behavior. To volunteer for this ministry, please call Matt Furjanic,
773-445-3450, or email: mfurjanic@stbarnabasparish.org. Thank you!
Human Concerns
PEACE QUOTE
“Unless we teach children
PEACE
someone else will teach them violence.”
C. McCarthy
HAVING A PARTY........
for graduation, holidays, your block party, etc?
The St. Barnabas Eccommittee can help make your event an ecologically green one.
We provide containers for aluminum cans which we will distribute to you and collect. The
revenue from these cans is used to purchase eco-friendly products for St. Barnabas events.
We also provide paper cups and water coolers to avoid using bottled water. So much
bottled water comes from 3rd world countries. People are dying there as we drink their water here. Please don't
purchase or drink bottled water. Lives depend on your compassionate choice.
You can call the rectory at 773-779-1166 or call 773-779-6064. Thank you from Mother Earth.
CARE FOR ST. BARNABAS PARK
Summer is upon us, and our beautiful St. Barnabas Park is lively with activity!
Unfortunately, we’ve also noticed an increase in damaged or missing park
signage. Please know, we are monitoring the situation and sign replacements
are underway. You can help stop vandalism
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if you see something, say something!
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St. Barnabas Park is a beautiful and meaningful part of our parish
campus - thank you for helping us take care it.
Please Pray for our Military
Kenneth Safford
Ryan Graber
Peter Chaveriat
Jennifer Chaveriat
Patrick Corcoran
James Fournier
Chuck Franklin
Richard O'Connell, Jr
Josh Pentek
Brendan Nolan
Matt Beemsterboer
Sean Miller
JJ Marren
Ian McHugh Keating
Kevin Ryan
Yvonne Cannon
Brian Walsh
Stewardship Spotlight
Stewardship is the recognition that all we have is a gift from God. It asks that we use our time, talent, and treasure to
fulfill the depth of our commitment to St. Barnabas Parish. We rely on the generosity of our parishioners to fund our
ministries and operations, and for this, we are grateful.
Online giving is a great way to give to the Sunday Offertory!
Currently, 138 parishioners give online —up from 72 in November! Please consider using Give Central to donate to
the Sunday Offertory via electronic check (ACH) or credit/debit card; make automatically repeating payments, or a
one-time gift. If you already give online, please check your account to make sure your card is active and to update
your giving amounts. New and renewing support is critical to ending the fiscal year with a balanced budget.
Please visit our website, www.stbarnabasparish.org, and click on the Give Central logo to set-up your donation in
three easy steps:
1. Select your gift amount and designation
2. Log in to your account or create a new account
3. Enter payment method.
Online giving saves our parish time and money in printing and mailing costs,
and provides more reliable Sunday offertory income. Think about how
important St. Barnabas Parish is to your family, and please give with a
generous heart.
“Give supplies for cleaning- keep our shelters gleaming!”
For the rest of July, a group of Beverly women, volunteers for the Institute of Women Today, are collecting cleaning supplies. The homeless families living in transitional housing at Maria Shelter and Believe, two 50-bed sites operated by the
IWT, always need items like: laundry detergent, dishwashing (by hand) liquid, bleach, cleaning products, string
mops, mop pails, brooms, dustpans, gloves (box), paper towels, bathroom tissue, etc. To drop off Items at my north Beverly home, call Laura at 773-233-3439or email lauraspizz.2@gmail.com.
Neighborhood News
BROTHER RICE CHEER CAMP
Learn the fundamentals of cheerleading! Jumps, safe stunting, sideline cheers, and
dances. Parents are invited for the camper's performance on Sunday, August 7th at
3:00 that showcases the routines and skills campers learned throughout camp.
When: Saturday & Sunday, August 6th and 7th, from Noon – 4 P.M.
Where: Brother Rice Main Gym, 10001 S. Pulaski
Who: All interested cheerleaders from Preschool to eighth grade
Price: $55 for single participants $85 for two campers from the same family
Easy Online Registration: visit the Brother Rice website, search summer camps, and
scroll down page to cheer camp link! http://www.eventbrite.com/e/brother-ricecheer-camp-2016-tickets-3847056187 or call Laura Sexton 773-429-4345.
LCMH
Babysitting Safe and Secure
For ages 11-14, on July 25,
from
10 am - 2 pm. At the Beverly
Area Planning Association
(BAPA)
11109 S Longwood Dr,
Chicago, Il 60643
Fee $60 To register call
708-423-5774 by July 20th.
PARISH STAFF AND DIRECTORY
10134 South Longwood
Fax
779-1166
445-9671
Rev. Raymond Tillrock
Pastor Emeritus
LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS
We gather as a community to celebrate
Mass:
Saturday: 4:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00
Rev. William Malloy
Pastor
wmalloy@stbarnabasparish.org
X232
Rev. Augustine Mahogne
Associate Pastor
amahogne@stbarnabasparish.org
X238
Rev. James Donovan
Resident
Jdonovan@archchicago.org
X230
Matt Furjanic
Director, Religious Ed
mfurjanic@stbarnabasparish.org
Mon. 7/18
6:45 a.m.
People of St. Barnabas
8:00 a.m.
Deceased members of
the O’Neil & Gallagher Family
Mary Pat Pliscott
X226
Gail Byrnes
Business Manager
gbyrnes@stbarnabasparish.org
X227
Monica Wilczak
Director of Development
mwilczak@stbarnabasparish.org
X242
Geri Doherty
Parish Secretary
gdoherty@stbarnabasparish.org
X221
Sandro Tsomaia
Associate Music Director
atsomaia@stbarnabasparish.org
X223
429-9614
Sr. Julie Flynn
Human Concerns Coordinator
X228
Weekend Sacramental Assistants
Rev. William Kenneally
Deacons
Mr. Larry Conway, Mr. James Temple
Mr. Andrew Neu, Mr. William Sullivan
Word Communion
David Hennessey
Lector
Sacristans
Wed, 7/20
6:45 a.m.
8:45 a.m.
People of St. Barnabas
John Desmond
10:00 a.m.
Intentions
Presider
Eucharist Celebration
Elizabeth Ruff
Fr. Adams
Thurs, 7/21
6:45 a.m.
8:45 a.m.
Word Communion
John Avants
6th Gr. Server
7th Gr. Server
8th Gr. Server
Lector
Sacristans
Molly Reidy
Andrea Nelson
Elizabeth Nelson
Cathleen O'Loughlin
Patti Graber
Patrick Graber
Ellen Christopher
Lucy Beemsterboer
Timothy Cullinan
Peggy DuMais
Frank Bruhns
John Fleming
Geraldine Scanlon
Gerri Scanlon
12:00 p.m.
Intentions
Presider
Eucharist Celebration
Joanne Frazel
Fr. Kenneally
6th Gr. Server
7th Gr. Server
8th Gr. Server
Euch. Min.
Ronan Barron
Declan Murphy
Matthew Warakomski
Mary Kate Barron
Joseph Basile
Marie Rose Theodule
Janice Roche
Dawn Ruff
Julius H. Watson
Heather Cleveland
MK Barron
Maura Barron
Fri, 7/22
6:45 a.m.
8:45 a.m.
4:00 p.m.
Intentions
Presider
Eucharist Celebration
Janet Tassone
Fr. Donovan
6th Gr. Server
7th Gr. Server
8th Gr. Server
Euch. Min.
Ryan Killelea*
Jada McCraw***
Tyler Troesch
Winifred Lopez
John Richert
Rosemary Shiels
Tom Hlousek
Donna O'Hara
Tom Nine
Kate Liston Castle
De Anna Monique Morgan
Winnie Lopez
773-445-7711
Fax 773-445-9815
Andy Walsh
X316
Asst. Principal~awalsh@stbarnabasparish.org
Lisa Sarcinella
lsarcinella@stbarnabasparish.org
X215
Katy Duffy
kduffy@stbarnabasparish.org
X214
Lector
Sacristans
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Euch. Min.
Lector
Sacristans
10161 South Longwood
READINGS OF THE WEEK
Monday:
People of St. Barnabas
Michael Vogel
(for healing)
Saturday, 7/23
8:00 a.m.
Intentions of Marie Kielty
Elaine Gaffney
X216
Principal~Egaffney@stbarnabasparish.org
Convent
Euch. Min.
Samantha Usterbowski
Cat Ohle
Kevin Devane
Michael Crispo
Kathleen McGarry
Karen Woodson
Don Bowman
Patrick Rohan
Andrew Styczynski
Barbara Styczynski
Patrick Lenehan
Kathy McGarry
Tues, 7/19
6:45 a.m.
8:45 a.m.
School
10121 South Longwood
6th Gr. Server
7th Gr. Server
445-3450
Kitty Ryan
Pastoral Associate/
Director of Music & Liturgy
ktryan@stbarnabasparish.org
Maryellen Harrington
Youth Ministry Coordinator
mharrington@stbarnabasparish.org
Weekdays: 6:45 am Communion
Service is in Chapel; 8:45am Mass is in
Church
Sunday, July 24, 2016
8:00 a.m.
Eucharist Celebration
Intentions
Phillip Carlin
Presider
Fr. Malloy
Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23;
Mt 10:34 — 11:1
Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-8; Mt 11:20-24
Is 10:5-7, 13b-16; Ps 94:5-10, 14-15;
Mt 11:25-27
Thursday:
Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14ab, 15-21;
Mt 11:28-30
Friday: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10-12abcd, 16; Mt 12:1-8
Saturday:
Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21
Sunday:
Gen 18:1-10a; Ps 15:2-5; Col 1:24-28;
Lk 10:38-42
SACRAMENTS
LET US HELP
Reconciliation: The Sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated on Saturday afternoon from 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm in the Church or by
New Parishioners: We welcome you! Please introduce yourself to us. We ask that you register with Geri Doherty
appointment.
Anointing
of the Sick/Communion:
If a member of your family is ill or homebound, please contact Geri Doherty
773-779-1166
ext.0 or Gdoherty@stbarnabasparish.org
773-779-1166 ext.0 or gdoherty@stbarnabasparish.org.
Infant Baptism: Infants are baptized on the first and third Sundays of the month at 1:30 pm. First time parents are
Holy Orders: Anyone interested in knowing more about formation for priestly or diaconate ministry is asked to call
required to complete the Baptism Prep Class which are offered on the second Monday of every month. Please contact
Fr. William Malloy at 773-779-1166 ext.232 or wmalloy@stbarnabasparish.org.
Geri Doherty 773-779-1166 ext.0 or gdoherty@stbarnabasparish.org.
Infant Baptism: Infants are baptized on the first and third Sundays of the month at 1:30 pm, or at any regularly scheduled Sunday
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Sacraments of Initiation/RCIA: Those of catechetical age are baptized and fully received into the Catholic faith annually at the
Sacraments of Initiation/RCIA: Those of catechetical age are baptized and fully received into the Catholic faith
Easter Vigil. Formation begins in the fall. Please contact Tom Nine 773-881-8961, tnine@comcast.net
annually at the Easter Vigil. Formation begins in the fall. Please contact Tom Nine 773-881-8961, tnine@comcast.net.
Marriage: Please call the Rectory to speak with a priest about making arrangements 4 to 6 months in advance.
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Holy Orders:
Anyone
interested
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more
about formation
for priestly or diaconate ministry is asked to call
Fr. William Malloy at 773-779-1166 ext.232 or wmalloy@stbarnabasparish.org.
Anointing of the Sick/Communion: If a member of your family is ill or homebound, please contact Geri Doherty
773-779-1166 ext.0 or gdoherty@stbarnabasparish.org.
Bulletin articles: To submit items for the bulletin please send to Geri Doherty at gdoherty@stbarnabasparish.org no
later then 9:00 on the Monday before the weekend.
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Barnabas Church #095600
10134 S. Longwood Drive
Chicago, IL 60643
TELEPHONE
773 779-1166
CONTACT PERSON
Geri Doherty OR Gail Byrnes
SOFTWARE
MS Publisher 2016
Adobe Acrobat 9
Windows 10
PRINTER
HP Color Laserjet 4600n
SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION
June 26, 2016
NUMBER OF PAGES SENT
1 through 9
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