September 08, 2013 - St. Josaphat Parish

September 8, 2013
23rd Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Great crowds were
traveling with Jesus, and
he turned and addressed
them, "If anyone comes
to me without hating his
father and mother, wife
and children, brothers
and sisters, and even his
own life, he cannot be
my disciple. Whoever
does not carry his own
cross and come after me
cannot be my disciple."
- Luke 14:25-27
St. Josaphat
Parish
A church to come home to since 1883
2311 N. Southport Ave.
Chic ago, IL 60614
www.stjosaphatparish.org • phone 773.327.8955 • fax 773.327.2047
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Calendar Notes
Parish Pastoral Council
Chairperson: Cheryl LeeVan
Sun. 9/8
SummerFest
10:00 am- Mass in the Community Park
(No 12:00 pm noon Mass)
Parish School Board
Mon. 9/9
7:00 pm- Baptismal Preparation Class
Parish Finance Council
Tue.
6:30 pm- Catechist Workshop
9/10
Parish Development Council
6:30 pm- School Board Meeting
Sat.
9/14
8:00 am- Women's Spirituality
Sun.
9/15
7:30 pm- Concert: King Solomon's Singers
We warmly welcome new parishioners:
Chad & Stephanie Alvarez and family.
If you are new to the neighborhood
and have not yet registered, the easiest
way to register is through our website
at www.stjosaphatparish.org. You may
also fill out the form on this page and
place it in the collection basket. If
you are moving soon, you may also
provide a change of address.
President: Dan O'Donnell
President: Joseph Keller
Thu. 9/12
Welcome
Chairperson: Kelly Abeles Dowling
Directory
Parish Office and Rectory
2311 N. Southport • Chicago, IL 60614
Phone.................................................773.327.8955
Fax......................................................773.327.2047
E-Mail........................mail@stjosaphatparish.org
Website........................www.stjosaphatparish.org
Parish School
2245 N. Southport • Chicago, IL 60614
Phone.................................................773.549.0909
Fax......................................................773.549.3127
E-Mail............................ccannon@stjosaphat.net
Website................................... www.stjosaphat.net
Parish Staff
Pastor..........................Rev. Richard J. Prendergast
Resident Priest................Rev. Michael A. Gabriel
School Principal.................. Ms. Colleen Cannon
Pastoral Associate /
Dir. Religious Ed...............Ms. Mary Jane Shields
Deacon ..........................................Mr. Dave Keene
Music Director ....................Mr. Joseph Labozetta
Development Coord........Mr. Justin Prevost-Schultz
Business Manager........................... Mrs. Fran Klus
Parish Office Manager............... Ms. Maria Tubay
Maintenance.................................. Mr. Willie Shaw
Parish Information
Parishioner Registration Form
Also available online at: www.stjosaphatparish.org/parishioner-registration-form.php
oNew Parishioner
oChange of Address
oMoving Away
Infant Baptism
Baptisms are celebrated on the 2nd Sunday
of the month at 1:30 pm, the 3rd Saturday
at 11 am and the 4th Sunday at one of the
weekend masses.
Baptismal Preparation Class is the 2nd
Monday of the month at 7:00 pm in the
church. Please RSVP to the office.
Marriage
Please contact the rectory at least six
months in advance of your wedding to set a
date. Parish Marriage Guidelines available
at: www.stjosaphatparish.org
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 4:15-4:45 pm or by appointment.
Pastoral Counseling
Services are available from Miriam Wolfe,
M.A., L.P.C. at 773.517.3182, and Theresa
A. Nollette, LSCW, M.Div., 312.540.0320
or e-mail theresa_nollette@sbcglobal.net.
Home/Hospital Visitation &
Communion Calls
If you would like someone to visit, please
contact the parish office.
Parish Registration
We welcome new parishioners warmly.
To join, please fill out a registration card
which can be found in the back of church
or at the rectory, or find the form online at
www.stjosaphatparish.org.
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Emergencies
Call anytime (773.327.8955).
From the Pastor's Desk 3
school age. Children
from the parish school
and Religious Education
program participate in
special ways (depending
on their age and abilities)
This past week a letter about the Hymnal Renewal Project and also host hospitality
after the mass. The homily
and a special envelope was mailed to every registered
parish household. The same envelopes have been stuffed is directed towards the
children and usually we
in today’s bulletin as well. Please consider donating
one or more of the new Gather hymnals in memory of
will be using the special
Eucharistic Prayers for
a loved one, or in honor of a friend, family member of
Masses with Children which have simpler language and
just someone deserving of some recognition! We hope
some sung refrains throughout the prayer. On Sundays
to start using the new hymnals on our Parish Feast Day
weekend – November 9-10. Complete information is on that are not Family Mass Sundays, the Children’s Liturgy
of the Word is available at the 10:00 masses for children
page 5.
grades Kindergarten through 5th. On those Sundays,
the Presider will invite the children forward after the
Next Sunday at the 10:00 mass we have our first “Family
Opening Prayer at mass, hand the children and their
Mass” of the new school year. About every three weeks,
Leader the gospel book for children, and give them a
at the 10:00 Sunday mass, we have a Family Mass that is
blessing. They will then move to the “crying room”/
directed especially at families with children of grammar
side chapel for the children to hear the scripture readings
at their level and do a reflection about the readings.
Children return to their parents in the big church in time
for the Presentation of the Gifts.
Parish Mission Statement:
Happy SeptemberFest weekend! I hope you are able to
join in all the fun and food and music and festivities these
two days! Special thanks to Katie Groff and her corps of
volunteers for once again providing a great weekend of
parish celebration!
St. Josaphat Catholic Parish, with faith in a loving
God, joyfully welcomes all who wish to come
together as a community of shared faith in Jesus
Christ, to give glory and praise to God.
We commit to making Christ’s love apparent
on our journey of faith by striving to support,
comfort, forgive, challenge and inspire each
other in our homes, schools, neighborhoods,
community and world.
We are energized through the celebration of the
sacraments and the proclamation of the Gospel.
Through our ongoing formation and education,
outreach to those in need and hospitality to all,
we come to know Christ and make Christ known.
Last week President Obama announced that while he was
confident he had the authority to order a limited strike
against Syria because of their reported use of chemical
weapons against their own citizens, he was going to
consult with the Congress. Amen and thank God! I
hope all of us will use these coming days to reflect on the
violence in Syria and what options are available besides
more violence to address the situation. As Catholics I
hope we will consider the guidance of Pope Francis who
has already spoken out strongly against more military
action. In all the conversations, let us keep the Syrian
people in our prayers that all hearts will turn from
violence and find a pathway to peace.
September 8, 2013
4 Scripture Reflection
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our first reading today tells us that our plans are earthly
and that no one really knows what the Lord intends for us.
All of the questions in this reading can be answered with
two words, “no one”. We don’t really know what the Lord
intends for us. We don’t really know what heaven is like.
We might have our own plans but how do we know they
are what God has planned for us? We are always growing
in our faith and to do that we need to have wisdom to be
able to follow and know when God is leading us and when
we are trying to go against God’s plan for us by following
our own plan. This is not always an easy thing to do or to
know. Sometimes we know we are not doing or saying the
right thing but we do it anyway. So how do we get there?
We pray. We pray for guidance and we pray for direction
and then we listen. We listen for God to direct us down the
right path.
In keeping with the theme of our
first reading, our gospel takes us
in the same direction. Now we
are given advice on how to be a
disciple of Christ. This gospel
message is sometimes a difficult
one to hear. The word “hate”
in this scripture reading really
means, “to prefer less”. Jesus is trying to tell us that in order
to truly follow him we have to put him first above all else.
Who puts Jesus above all those whom you love? Who puts
Jesus above material possessions? Who puts Jesus above
money and fame? If the answer to all of these questions is
the 2 words, “I do” then you are on the right track to being
a disciple of Jesus.
— Mary Jane Shields, DRE
Prayer for Peace in Syria
Rest in Peace
God of Compassion,
Hear the cries of the people of
Syria,
Bring healing to those suffering
from the violence,
Bring comfort to those mourning
the dead,
Strengthen Syria’s neighbors in
their care and welcome for refugees,
Convert the hearts of those who have taken up arms,
And protect those committed to peace.
God of Hope,
Inspire leaders to choose peace over violence and to seek
reconciliation with enemies,
Inspire the Church around the world with compassion for
the people of Syria,
And give us hope for a future of peace built on justice for
all.
We ask this through Jesus Christ,
Prince of Peace and Light of the World,
Amen.
This prayer is from Catholics Confront Global Povert, a
collaborative effort of USCCB and Catholic Relief Services.
St. Josaphat Parish
Please pray for the repose of the soul of
Richard L. Mundo,
Father of John Mundo
Eternal rest grant
to him O Lord.
Please Pray for Our Sick
Parishioners & Friends
Jeanne Basile, Barbara Blake, Kurt Braun, Holly
Conley, Melissa Delia, Mary Lou DiNovo, Barb Duffy,
Christopher Farrell, Tina Fritts, Ann Gerothanas,
Joanne Gross, Patrick Hanrahan, Eddie Hussey, Patricia
Ingram, Mike Jeuk, Emily Johans, Gloria Kennedy, Jeff
Kusmierski, Dennis Laspesa, Theresa Lapinski, Jack
Lauth, Vernon LeSage, Billie Maring, Fr. Joe Morin,
CSSR, Michael Morse, Ronald Peterman, Loretta
Porebski, Frank Potucek, Chester Smietana, Don Thourot,
Andrew Tomaras, Neil Vander Horn, Sharon Voelz, Bertin
Villagomez, Bruce Williamson.
Get Well Soon!
We keep names on our sick list for three weeks. To place or
keep a name on our sick list, please call the rectory every
three weeks to let us know that you, a loved one or friend
are still in need of prayers. Please call the rectory to request
a visit from one of our Ministers of Care.
Parish News 5
ST. JOSAPHAT’S
Examining Gun Violence in
Our Community
This is the anatomy of an internet gun
sale: On July 2, 2013, a Reno Police
Sergeant posted an advertisement for
her Glock 34 handgun on Armslist.com
and sold it to a man who had contacted
her about her posting.
Conklin was unaware that the gun
purchaser suffers from Asperger’s
syndrome and had been committed
to a mental hospital in 2012 after it
was determined that he was a threat to
himself and others. Neither state nor
federal laws require background checks
for sales by non-licensed dealers.
Lots of unregulated guns are available
online.
Because the background checks law
doesn’t apply to most online sales,
these websites are magnets for people
who are prohibited from buying
guns from licensed dealers. Today,
Armslist is the nation’s largest free
gun sale site on the internet offering
over 67,000 guns for sale from private
sellers. Many websites similar to
Armslist likewise offer thousands of
no-background check guns at the click
of a mouse.
Background checks aren’t required for
internet sales and there is no incentive
to request one.
The internet firearms marketplace
allows criminals and other prohibited
purchasers easy access to guns.
When there are flaws in the system,
lives are put at risk.
St. Josaphat is in need of your help
and support
After many years of use, and due to the changes in
the wording of many of the prayers and responses at
mass, we need to retire our red (RitualSong) hymnals
and replace them with new hymnals. After exploring
the variety of hymnals available for today’s worship,
we have decided to purchase the Gather hymnal
which contains much of our current hymnody, a
good selection of new hymns, and also the Sunday scripture readings as well as
the common parts of the mass.
We maintain a library of 250 hymnals for our parish. We are inviting every
parishioner to consider donating one or more of the new Gather hymnals in
memory of a loved one, a favorite teacher or parishioners, or in honor of your
family or friends. Each hymnal will have a special acknowledgement inside its
front cover with the name(s) of the one(s) being remembered or honored, and
the name(s) of the donor (unless you wish to remain anonymous).
Your generosity and commitment to St. Josaphat is vital to our success, and your
contribution toward the purchase of our new hymnals is greatly appreciated.
The donation for a single hymnals is $25, the donation for 5 hymnals is $100.
All donations are welcome and are tax deductible. Donations can be made by
cash or check, or you may go to our online donation site, GiveCentral website,
and donate through the Gather Hymnal option. Gather Hymnal donation
envelopes were mailed to every registered parishioner, and are in today's bulletin
bulletin and also available at the doors of church.
Thank you for considering donating for this important upgrade to your liturgy.
We hope to be able to order the new hymnals and have them available for use in
time for our parish Feast Day weekend, November 9-10.
Stewardship
Offering Update
Sunday Giving for September 1
In-pew collection:................ $3,914.00
Electronic giving:................. $8,692.00
Subtotal:................................. $12,606.00
Weekly Budget...................... $9,314.00
Difference:....................... $3,292.00
Homeless Outreach
In the month of August, we served
1317 sandwiches, soups, snacks,
and hats, gloves, and scarves to the
needy who came to our door. If you
would like to help feed the needy who
come to our rectory door MondayFriday, please call the Rectory Office
(773.327.8955) to be put on the
volunteer list.
September 8, 2013
6 School News
We are back in full swing with the new school year. This year, we welcome eight
new faculty members and two former faculty members who have returned in new
roles: Ms. Emily Dolan –PK3, Ms. Lauren Thier – Kdg, Mrs. Katie Stam – 1st, Mrs.
Frances Minkowski – 2nd, Ms. Theresa Yerkes – 3rd, Ms. Meghan McDermott –
junior high, Ms. Emily Sangalis –Spanish, and Mr. Brian Acker – music. Former
teacher, Mrs Renee Bagdon has returned at our Director of Admissions and Mrs.
Meghan Waldeck will return in November as a Reading Resource teacher. We are
thrilled to have all of them become part of our SJS family.
The four year olds started school by creating a “Friendship Garden” outside their
classroom, below.
Third graders began the school year with some teambuilding activities,
including the Great Marshmallow Challenge where teams had to build a
spaghetti tower that would support a marshmallow, right.
In science, third graders did their first lab by using their skills in observation
and making a hypothesis, below right. The children built a boat out of tin
foil to estimate how many pennies the boat could hold before it sank.
They walked around and observed each other’s boats to make changes and
try loading the boat a second time. One of the boats was able to hold 64
pennies!
We are very proud of our new class of eighth graders. They are already
proving to be leaders in the school.
Looking ahead:
This week, students in 5th grade will be traveling to Camp MacLean
in Wisconsin for an outdoor education overnight.
Students in 6th and 7th grades will also be overnight at Camp
MacLean for beginning and advanced teambuilding.
September 19 will be “Back to School” night for parents.
St. Josaphat Parish
St. Josaphat
School
2245 N. Southport Ave.,
Chicago, IL 60614
phone: 773.549.0909
fax: 773.549.3127
www.stjosaphat.net
Parish Information
Raising Faith-Filled Kids • One Word at a Time
Let Go
When a young boy and his father
went to the park, the dad struck up
a conversation with other parents
nearby. His son stood by his side
trying to get his attention: “Dad?
Dad?” The father, so attentive to the
other adults, seemed oblivious to his child. Similarly, as a
mom was picking up her kids from school and loading them
into the minivan, her daughter told a rambling story about
what happened in class that day. The mom was preoccupied
until her daughter suddenly stopped and asked, “Mom, are
you listening?” Listening is not always easy. The Rule of Saint
Benedict calls monks to “listen with the ear of the heart.” One
of the most meaningful gifts we parents can give our children
is to listen—without distraction and with a listening heart.
— Tom McGrath
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St. Josaphat Women’s Spirituality Group
All women are invited to join us for a morning of
prayer, reflection, faith sharing, meditation, inspiration,
conversation, & camaraderie.
We meet one Saturday morning a month from 8 – 10
am in the Upper Room of the St. Josaphat Rectory.
Enter through the red door just west of the parking lot.
No reservations needed. Suggested donation is $10.
Our next meetings are Sept. 14, Oct. 12, Nov. 9, Dec.
14, Jan. 11, Apr. 5, May 3, and June 7. Our Annual
Lenten retreat will be on March 8, 2014.
We hope you’ll save the dates and join us whenever you
can.
For more information or questions contact Lou Marek
at jonlouray@aol.com
Ye ar of Strong Catholic Parents
The Archdiocese of Chicago in partnership with Loyola Press.
For more Parenting resources: www.loyolapress.com
www.CatholicParentsChicago.org
NEW Low-Gluten Hosts
For some time we have been able to provide low-gluten hosts
to those with wheat gluten intolerance. While we were happy
to be able to provide these hosts, they were a “tougher” host
than what we are used to. But recently the community of
Benedictine Sisters who bake all our hosts have been able to
make some great changes in the low-gluten hosts so they now
look and feel like the regular hosts we are used to. Like the
previous hosts, these are less than .01% gluten content per
bread. They are now white in color and shaped round, like
our regular hosts.
If you would like to receive a low-gluten host, please notify
the priest/celebrant BEFORE mass. The low-gluten hosts
are consecrated and kept in a separate, small ciborium, not in
contact with the regular hosts. At Communion time, please
come to the priest/celebrant for Communion and he will
have the small ciborium and will give you a consecrated host
from that special ciborium.
Join us at St. Josaphat Church on Sunday, September
15, at 7:30 pm, when King Solomon's Singers
proudly present a concert devoted to the music
of Heinrich Isaac, the early Renaissance master of
polyphonic music. The program includes excerpts
from the Missa Carminum and Choralis Constantinus;
two secular motets written for patrons Emperor
Maxilmilian I and Lorenzo de Medici (pictured
above). Suggested donation of $20, $10 for students.
September 8, 2013
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Parish News
Back To School Ladies
Night Out
is quickly approaching on Friday,
September 13 at 7pm. This fun
event is hosted by Shannon Arsenau,
Elizabeth Duryea, Ana Kelly,
Meredith Travers, and Lisa Steele.
This is a great opportunity to catch
up with friends and meet new faces at
St. Josaphat! This event takes place at
Lisa Steele’s home and costs $60. All
proceeds benefit St. Josaphat Parish.
Please RSVP to Lisa at eleets02@
gmail.com.
Youth Group Returns on
September 22!
Help Needed at
St. Josaphat School!
The St. Josaphat Youth Group is starting
up again! Any teenagers from 7th12th grade are welcome. On Sunday,
September 22, we will kick off the
new year with a cookout and short
information meeting for all parents and
children from 6-8pm. The cookout
will take place behind the rectory office
in the picnic area. The youth group
is a great way for teenagers to share
and grow their faith with other young
Christians. See you all on the 22nd!
Interested in working a few hours
everyday in the Extended Day
Program? St. Josaphat School is
looking for someone to work from 3
- 6 pm every school day. If interested,
you must be a college grad, hard
working, dependable, and enjoy being
with children.
Please email Colleen Cannon at
ccannon@stjosaphat.net. Position
available immediately.
Religious Education
RCIA: Rite of Christian
Initiation for Adults
Are you interested in becoming a part of the Catholic
Faith? In the fall we will begin a new journey in faith to
share the richness of the Catholic Church and our parish
family. We invite you to learn what the church teaches
and be introduced to some of our parish members.
These sessions are also a chance for you to ask all the
questions you have always wanted to but never had the
opportunity to ask. Our program is for all inquiring
and all those who are unbaptized as well as those
baptized in another faith. Please give me a call if you
have any questions or would just care to chat. Mary Jane
Shields/Pastoral Associate 773-327-8955 or email me at
maryjane@stjosaphatparish.org
Bring the Children to Me
Children’s Liturgy of The Word
For Parish Children Grades Kindergarten through 5th
Liturgy of the Word for Children begins again on Sunday,
September 22nd at the 10:00 am Mass. This special
ministry will take place at most of the 10:00am masses each
Sunday. This important ministry is for school age children
to experience the readings and homily on their level. We
will break open the Word and talk about what it means to
live as Jesus teaches us. We will be using the chapel to gather
with the children. We will only be in the chapel for 10 or
15 minutes. If you are in there with a small child when we
come in, feel free to stay with us or use the vestibule if you
are more comfortable there. Please remember to send your
children of Kindergarten age or above to join us.
For more information or to sign up for a Religious Education event or program, please contact:
Mary Jane Shields, DRE/Pastoral Associate
773-327-8955
maryjane@stjosaphatparish.org
St. Josaphat Parish
Spiritual Life 9
Men's Spirituality
meets next on Saturday, September 21 at 6:30 am in the Meeting Room.
All the men in the parish are also invited to the Annual Men's Spirituality
Group Bar-B-Que on Monday, September 30, in the patio next to the
rectory garage. (In case of rain, we will eat inside!) This is a great opportunity
to meet the men who gather every other week to support each other in their
Catholic faith. Come join us for a great steak, something to drink and a good
time. RSVP so we can plan accordingly: maria@stjosaphatparish.org.
Pre Cana
Baptismal
Preparation
Class
will be held next on
Monday, September 9
from 7 pm to 8 pm in the Church.
Please call the rectory office
(773.327.8955) to RSVP.
is for couples intending to be married.
These sessions are held about five times
throughout the year at St. Josaphat.
Please call the Rectory Office
(773.327.8955) to RSVP.
The next Pre Cana will be on
November 16, 2013
from the Vocation Office
INSEARCH
Discernment Group
October 2013 to March 2014
The INSEARCH program helps men gain clarity in their vocation by
discussing discernment and the call of discipleship and priesthood. Chicago
priests tell their stories and offer presentations on spirituality and the life of
a priest. Weekly prayer times and scripture reflections are included. Spiritual
direction is encouraged for the INSEARCH participant to help him on his
spiritual journey.
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INSEARCH OFFERS PRESENTATIONS ON:
evangelization
prayer
how to discern God's will
celibacy
Contact: Rev. Francis Bitterman, Vocation Director
312-534-8298 fbitterman@archchicago.org
Women’s
Spirituality
meets next on
Saturday, September 14
from 8:00 am - 10:00 am
in the Rectory Meeting Room.
Weekly Mass
Schedule
Weekend
Saturday 5:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 pm
Weekday
Monday, Tuesday, Friday 8:15 am
in the Church
Wednesday, Thursday 6:30 pm
in the Lady Chapel
Confession
Saturday 4:15 - 4:45 pm
Holy Days of Obligation
Anticipated Mass: 6:30 pm
Holy Day of Obligation: 8:15 pm
& 6:30 pm
Parish Vision
Statement
St. Josaphat Parish will grow as a
welcoming Catholic community
celebrating our spiritual growth
in worship, committed to
excellence in education, and
dedicated to serving others.
September 8, 2013
10 C o m m u n i t y N e w s
Transitions 101: The Invitation of Change with Al
Gustafson
Thursday, September 19th from 9:30 to 11:30am
703 W. Monroe Street, Chicago
This new workshop helps participants grasp the effects and impact
central to transition so they can better navigate change, from
www.ctcchicago.org
ending to a new beginning. Content touches on the personal,
emotional, and even the spiritual invitation of change, growth, and regeneration. Participants may find that understanding
the way of transition helps them gain perspective and resolve that helps them engage better in their job search with hope
and greater confidence in a positive outcome. Please sign up online at www.ctcchicago.org
Spirit@Work Retreat
October 12
Where is the Spirit calling you?
Spend a day reflecting on how God is at work in your life, and learning
about Ignatian tools for discerning where God is calling you. You will
hear talks from your peers, reflect on your own and in small groups, and
celebrate the Eucharist.
Regular Registration through September 30: $30 per person (lunch not included); $40 per person
(lunch included)
Late Registration October 1-October 9: $40 per person (lunch not included); $50 per person (lunch
included)
Don't ever let cost get in the way. Payment Plans & Scholarships available!
Starts at 9:30 am (Registration @ 9 am) • Concludes with 4 pm Mass
St. Ignatius College Prep, 1076 W. Roosevelt, Chicago, IL 60608
Contact Dierdre (773-508-3237 or dierdre@charisministries.org)
www.charisministries.com
St Andrew Used Book Sale!
Dorothy Day’s Granddaughter
Sunday Sept. 28 from 8 am - lpm
St. Andrew School in the Gym
1710 West Addison, Chicago
Still Point Theatre Collective presents Martha Hennessy on Waging Nonviolence
1,000s of items to be sold!
Paperbacks: $.25 cents or 5 for $1
Hard Cover: $1 each or 6 for $5
If you have book donations, please
drop them at the St. Andrew School
gym on Saturday, Sept. 27
from 8 am until Noon.
Contact: Debbie Evans at debwe3@
gmail.com
St. Josaphat Parish
Still Point Theatre Collective presents peace activist Martha Hennessy in a
public speaking engagement on Waging Nonviolence. Ms. Hennessy is the
seventh grandchild of Dorothy Day, co-founder of the Catholic Worker
movement. As a strong participant with the Catholic Worker, Hennessy has
followed in her grandmother’s footsteps by volunteering her time to help
those in need as well as protesting issues she feels most strongly about. The
event will benefit Still Point Theatre, a nonprofit that uses the performing
arts in an effort to inspire compassion, raise social justice issues, and reduce
the stigmas associated with incarceration and disability. The event will take
place on Sunday, September 15 at 2:30 pm, at St. Clement’s Parish, 642
West Deming Place, Chicago, IL 60614. Suggested donation is $15, $10 for
students. For more information, call the Still Point Theatre office at (773)
868-1700; or email stillpointc@aol.com.
W e e k i n W o r s h i p 11
Mass
Intentions
Monday.................... September 9
St. Peter Claver
8:15 am Living & Deceased
Mothers & Fathers
Tuesday................... September 10
8:15 am †Jane Gage Marino
Wednesday...............September 11
6:30 pm Purgatorial Society
Thursday.................. September 12
Most Holy Name of Mary
6:30 pm Parishioners of St. Josaphat
Friday....................... September 13
St. John Chrysostom
8:15 am †Peter Mittler, Jr.
Saturday.................. September 14
3:00 pm Kelly - Bordeaux Wedding
5:00 pm †Joanne Meade
Sunday..................... September 15
Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 am †Purgatorial Society
10:00 am †Kevin Flynn 12:00 pm †Patrick Brendan Lynch
Liturgical Ministers for September 14 & 15
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Saturday, September 14, 5 pm
Presider.....................................................................................................Rev. Dan Andree
Deacon............................................................................................................. David Keene
Ministers of the Word.....................................................Gina Hortatsos, Joe Scheidler
Ushers..................................................................................................................Tim Quinn
Ministers of the Eucharist.................................. Susan McDermott, Deanna Monroe,
Theresa Montano
Cantor..............................................................................................................Chris Tamani
Altar Servers.............................................................. Katie Ausman, Claire McDermott
Sunday, September 15, 8 am
Presider..................................................................................Rev. Richard J. Prendergast
Ministers of the Word...........................................Georgia Burke, Lindsey Mackenzie
Ushers......................................................................... Terry Pawlowski, Agustin Velarde
Ministers of the Eucharist.................... Cathy Barlock, Nolan Burke, Pat Pawlowski
Cantor..................................................................................................................... Joe Keller
Altar Servers..................................................................Zachary Anderson, Maria Frech
Sunday, September 15, 10 am
Presider...................................................................................... Rev. Richard J. Prendgast
Ministers of the Word....................................................................................Family Mass
Ushers................................................................................Jeff Lovero, Maggie Villagrana
Ministers of the Eucharist.........................Jay Janicki, Judy Lovero, Jim Maciejewski,
Don Tenbrunsel, Kate York
Cantor...............................................................................................................Ron Dickson
Altar Servers...........................................................................Lauren Bartels, Emma Polt
Sunday, September 15, 12 pm
Presider.....................................................................................................Rev. Dan Andree
Ministers of the Word...........................................................Kevin Conley, Mary Gallo
Ushers..................................................................................................................... Al Mittler
Ministers of the Eucharist.........................Joseph Flores, Mary Flores, Sergio Flores
Altar Servers.............................................................Jasmyn Mulero, Christian Sanchez
September 8, 2013