St. Catherine of Alexandria Oak Lawn, Illinois January 2, 2011 The Epiphany of the Lord They opened their treasures and offered Him Pastor gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Rev. Patrick J. Henry — Matthew 2:11b Associate Pastor Rev. Stanley Stuglik Senior Priest Rev. Edward S. Stockus Sunday Associate Pastor Rev. John J. Fiore, C.S.B. Pastor Emeritus Rev. William J. Lion Pastor Emeritus Rev. George McKenna Pastoral Associate Sr. Ann Marie Klasky, CSSF School Principal Ms. Catherine Hudson Director of Religious Education Mr. Robert Gordon Director of Music Mrs. Catherine Simon Alexandria Center Coordinator Mrs. Patty Connors Mission Statement St. Catherine of Alexandria is a Catholic community, rooted in faith, family and friendship. We are responsive to the needs and concerns of those around us. We continually strive to grow in knowledge as we live out Jesus’ words, “Come, follow me,” and invite others to join us. PRAY FOR OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN LITURGICAL MINISTERS January 8 / 9, 2011 Please pray for the following members of St. Catherine’s families who are serving in the military: Saturday — 4:00 PM Presider: tbd Lector: Clare Bergnach David Bailey Peter Manning, Jr. Cantor: Maggie Bills Daniel Barden Matthew Marcinkowski Servers: Ryan McCabe, Jeremy Rivera, Matt Barkmeier Ryan Markmann Mike Kushnerik, Dominic Davis Alexander Baron Thomas McGowan, Jr. Eucharistic Ministers: Charles Berglund Jeffrey McGowan Mary Haugh, Rita McCann, Gregory Brazinsky Steve McHale Anna Marie McGrath, Bill Coughlin, Billie Capertone Robert Michaels Audrey McInerney, Marianne Steffens Sam Carollo John Jeffery Miller Stephen Carrigee Thomas Murphy Sunday — 7:30 AM Michael Connolly Sean O’Malley Presider: tbd Glenn Dietrick Anthony Parmigiani Lector: Frank Lonergan Michael Eastman Vincent Parmigiani Cantor: Claire Gannon Daniel Eul Nicholas Patla Servers: Michael Chakinis, Sean Roberts, Timothy Evans Joe Pohl III Kyle Ervin Jeffrey T. Finley Mark Pruzinowski Eucharistic Ministers: Joe Fix Codi Richardson Jamie Guardi, Ave Green, Carrie Garrison Terra Salamone Bob & Eileen Kelleher, Christopher Gierhahn Michael Sorice Rose Riccordino Lt. Fr. Ed Gorman, Chaplain Bryan Stalzer Wayne Goveia James Stevens Sunday — 9:00 AM Joshua Gross Dan Sullivan Presider: tbd John Hartrich Tim Sullivan Lector: Greg O’Sullivan Thomas Hartrich Ryan Wedel Cantor: Mary Ellen Zaleski Joseph Heredia Charlotte White Servers: Michael Kiebles, Dan Labuda, Sgt. Thomas Hopman Kimberly White Jake Larson, Conor Lang Brian Kiely John White III Eucharistic Ministers: Jacqueline Krawczyk Timothy Wilkas Mike Bentley, Irene Enright, Jason Malburg Steve Wilson Colleen Barkmeier, Carol Pienkos Sunday — 11:00 AM LORD, hold our troops in your loving hands. Presider: tbd Lector: Jim Costin Protect them as they protect us. Amen. Cantor: Sr. Ann Marie Klasky If you have anyone in your family you would like Servers: Danny Ashe, Matt Paske, to have remembered in prayer currently serving in John Rolence, Matt Boecker the military, please call the rectory and we will be Eucharistic Ministers: Joan MacDonald, Jill Pertchi, happy to put their name in the bulletin. Maureen Jones, Walt Cwirla, Megan Soch, Nate Smith PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH Remember in your prayers the many who are sick in our parish and community Olivia Aleman, Leslie Bergamini, William Bonk, Fran Bottando, Brittany Brizek, Betty Browne, Don Bush, Loretta Cassidy, Eleanor Conrad, Mary Cunningham, Ann Gaudry Dean, Sheila Dickinson, Dorothy Doran, Steven Duggan, Kathleen Foley, Dorothy Gagnon, Florence Grabarek, Josh Grimes, Arlene Hannah, Debbie Helme, Catherine Henry, Alby Hir, Rosemarie Ammond Johnson, Carolyn Klapacz, Joan Marciano, Baby Kathryn McCann, Gabrielle Murphy, Gerald Murphy, Janet Murphy, Elizabeth O’Connor, Ann Panella, Dustin Quinn, Henry Rutkowski, Theresa Sferino, Tom Shanahan, Joan Schmitt, William Sullivan, David Tichy, Tim Tolaas, David Uher, Edward Weston, Robert Winicki Page 2 Dear Parishioners, As one year ends and a new one is upon us we come to two conclusions very quickly. The first is how fast time is flying by, and secondly, how we spend and use that time becomes more and more relevant and significant to us. I can still remember sitting in my seventh grade math class thinking how slowly time was passing. My thought was: “Will it ever get to 3:00 p.m. and dismissal?” It seemed like th e clock hand was barely moving, if at all. And now, it seems like it’s on speed dial. “What, it’s January, 2011; what happened to 2010?” is more my thought today. And yet, the precious gift of time is what we have left and come down to. How can I, as I get older and older, use my time more wis ely, more faithfully, more lovingly? My prayer for myself and all of you is th at we use the time remaining in our lives to reflect more deeply on the beauty and the uniqueness of all of our lives and ask the Lord to help us reveal and share it with those we encounter every day. In this way we’ll become the special gift of life that we were created for and time will be the means f or us to do this and not the focus anymore. Our congratulations and prayers go out to Jennifer Byrnes, a parishioner, who will make her First Profession into the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate on Saturday, January 8th, at 4:30 p.m. Our thanks go out to Carmelita Galvez and the Filipino community and to all who helped to make the Simbang Gabi Mass and reception such a beautiful and meaningful celebration. May the new year be filled with many blessing s for you and your loved ones, good health to all, joy in your hearts, and God’s peace spreading throughout the world. Have a happy, and most beautiful new year! IF YOU’RE LONGING TO FILL AN EMPTINESS. . . Catholics Come Home Chicago in the Christmas Season W hat was your favorite part of Christmas day? When posing that question to a room full of college students, I expected to hear about home-cooked meals, sleeping-in and no homework. To my surprise, almost every answer included, “my whole family was together.” Those young people experienced being far away from home for an extended period, and for some it was a new experience. They would hate to admit it, but during the year many of them felt a real longing to be back in a place of warmth, safety and acceptance. They longed to be home. If you watch television throughout the day you may see an advertisement called “Home” that was created by Catholics Come Home. Listen carefully and you will hear the narrator say: “It’s our refuge from chaos. It’s a place where the broken receive healing, and repentant hearts find mercy.” These are familiar desires for all of us. We have all felt a longing for a loving community and a place where we are always welcome and always forgiven. This desire can be fulfilled when you have a place that feels like your best vision of a home. During this Christmas Season, the Catholic Church welcomes every person into a parish, which can become a safe refuge and offer each person comfort. The last lines from the TV ad are: “If you’re longing to fill an emptiness. . .or seeking a way home. . . We invite you to experience the peace that only comes from God.” Whether you are at church today after a long absence or you come to Mass regularly, we want you to feel that this parish is your home. We want to get to know you. Look through the bulletin and choose a ministry or event that seems interesting. Join us. We look forward to seeing you at Mass for prayer and worship and together we will search for the peace that comes from God. Welcome Home! Page 3 St. Catherine Teen Club News Terry Landstrom Youth Minister 708-638-4322 Upcoming Events January 8—Saturday– Mantle visit. Please call or text Terry by Friday morning so rides can be arranged. All 8th grade and High School teens are invited! January 9—Sunday– Teen Mass 5 p.m.– Food and Fellowship to follow in Kane Hall. Ski Trip sign-up and Mission Trip sign-up will take place at this meeting! OVERNIGHT SKI / SNOWBOARD TRIP—Feb. 11-12 Devil’s Head Ski Resort– Bariboo, Wisconsin $90 with rental $80 with own equipment Lessons are free. Helmets are free. Transportation is provided on coach buses through the Archdiocese. We leave approx. 5p.m. Friday night and return approx. 9:00 a.m. Saturday morning. Snacks and drinks will be provided and also can be purchased. YOU MAY INVITE YOUR FRIENDS—ALL HIGH SCHOOL TEENS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US! TEEN MASS MUSIC Volleyball GROUP we play on Mondays, Practices : Tuesdays at St. Christina 7:30-9:00 p.m. gym— contact: Where: Church— Joe McCarthy—708-704-4777 enter glass doors . for information ALL 7th grade– High It’s a co-ed recreational School Teens league. Runs weekly thru are welcome and wanted! February– cost $10 Mission Trip 2011– Durango, Colorado—Habitat for Humanity When: June 4—12, 2011 Cost: tbd based on fundraising Who: High School/College Teens 16 y.o. and older SIGN-UP AFTER TEEN MASS AT OUR MEETING. $100 deposit required to reserve your spot.- First come first served. We need adult chaperones—please contact Terry to volunteer. PPaaggee 4 4 FIFTH GRADE ACTIVITY DAY Our School of Religion class enjoyed an Activity Day with their parents making angels. These angels were to remind them of the important role God’s messengers play in the story of salvation, e.g., the Angel of the Lord coming to Zachariah and the shepherds and the angel Gabriel’s announcement to Mary. Jesus also teaches that each of us has a guardian angel. SCHOOL OF RELIGION FAITH FORMATION ADVISORY BOARD This past summer a new Faith Formation Advisory Board was created. Its current priority is to create a Mission Statement and manifest a vision for itself. The Board is also looking at ways to attract greater family participation in the religious education program and at Sunday Masses. School of Religion Activity Days were highlighted as an integral element to this participation. The members of the Board are: Mr. John Crivellone, Mrs. Sue Ludwig, Mrs. Debra Morge- Erickson, Ms. Katherine Tomich, and Mr. Gordon (chair). Page 5 SUNDAY OFFERING — DECEMBER 19 Budgeted $15,000.00…………….Actual $14,749.00 Thank you for your concern for the needs of our Parish! Year-To-Date Collection Shortfall………$43,900.00 Due to J. S. Paluch’s Holiday publishing schedule, the December 26th Sunday offering will be reported in the January 9th Monday, January 3 Bulletin. The Most Holy Name of Jesus 6:30—Communion Service 8:30—Richard Kane ...to place your envelope in the collection basket Tuesday, January 4 either the Sunday before or after the week you will Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton—Religious not be attending Mass at St. Catherine’s. Thank you 6:30—Communion Service for all that you do to keep our Parish strong. 8:30—Purgatorial Society Wednesday, January 5 We welcome into the Family of God, Saint John Neumann—Bishop the Church, Addison Mae Corley. 6:30—Communion Service 8:30—Frank J. Smietana Thursday, January 6 WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Blessed Andre Bessette—Religious Monday, January 3 6:30—Communion Service 6:30—Rosary of Peace—Church 8:30—Julia Kalata 8:00—Sport Nite Mtg.—Kane Hall Friday, January 7 Tuesday, January 4 2:45—Daisy Trp.—Kane Hall Saint Raymond of Penafort—Priest 7:00—Gospel of Matthew—Fr. Lion Center 6:30—Communion Service 7:30—Teen Music Practice—Church 8:30—Dorothy Caldwell Wednesday, January 5 Saturday, January 8 6:00—RCIA—Mtg. Rm. 7:00—Choir—Music Rm. 8:30—Special Intention Mass Thursday, January 6 Eleanor Fustich Dec’d. 7:00—Holy Hour—Church Harry Doherty, Sr. Dec’d. 7:00—Baptismal Prep.—Fr. Lion Center Michael & Margaret Donohue Dec’d. 8:00—Men’s Club—Kane Hall Saturday, January 8 Stephanie Sidlauskas Dec’d. 9:45—Teen Mantle Peter Brady Dec’d. Sunday, January 9 4:00—Raymond Grieshaber 10:00—SOR—2nd Gr. Activity Day—Kane Hall Sunday, January 9 11:30—Catechist Brunch—Kane Hall 5:00—Teen Mass—Church The Baptism of the Lord 6:00—Teen Food & Fellowship—Kane Hall 7:30—Kathryn Hickey 9:00—Dorothy Daniel PLEASE NOTE: 11:00—Michael Coletta Due to the New Year’s Day holiday, our Parish Nurses’ Carmelito Siwa Ministry will take blood pressure screenings at the weekend Masses of January 8th & 9th (except after the 12:00 noon Mass.) Page 6 FIRST VOWS St. Catherine parishioners, Bill and Sue Byrnes, are excited to share their good news and ask you to pray for their daughter, Sr. Jennifer Byrnes, OSF. Sr. Jennifer is preparing to profess her first vows as a member of the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate in Joliet. Family, friends, and her Sisters will come together on January 8th, for a Liturgy to witness and celebrate her profession. Congratulations, Jennifer. STAR GAZERS Around a thousand years ago a stonemason in Autun, France, was working on decorations for the city’s new cathedral. One of his carvings shows a charming scene. The three kings, all wearing crowns and sharing one cozy bed, are being awakened by an angel pointing to a star. The angel’s finger is gently touching the hand FROM OUR FRIENDS of one of the kings on top of the patterned coverlet. This king’s eyes have popped open in surprise, while the other two slumber on. The stonemason artistically combined two biblical stories into one. The star reminds us of the one that led the kings to Bethlehem, while the PERPETUAL NOVENA TO ST. RITA visiting angel refers to the warning they St. Rita of Cascia High School will hold its 7th received in a dream not to return to Herod Annual Winterfest on Saturday, January 29th, from after visiting the Christ Child. For centuries 6:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. This adults-only event is tradition has held that the names of the kings four parties in one, all going on simultaneously at the were Caspar, Melchior, and Balthasar, but school, 7740 S. Western Ave. This year’s theme is nobody really knows for sure. Other traditions “St. Rita Celebrates the Holidays.” There’s call them wise men from the East who studied something for everyone! Tickets are $40 in the stars. They were the first non-Jews to advance, $50 at the door, $30 for Seniors 62 and recognize and worship the Son of God and over. The ticket price includes dinner, a five hour give him kingly gifts. In the Middle Ages, open bar, and entertainment. Must be 21 years old houses were blessed on Epiphany, reflecting or older to attend. St. Rita invites everyone in the how the magi found Christ “on entering the area to join in this wonderful party. Call 773-925- house.” Try reviving this ancient tradition 5029 to order tickets or visit www.stritahs.com/ today. It can work for any family or household winterfest to purchase tickets online. group. One person incenses the house while another sprinkles holy water, and a third writes in chalk over every outside doorway “20 + C + ST. CHRISTOPHER PARISH TRAVELERS M + B + 11” (or whatever the year may be), Join the St. Christopher Travelers to see Million which stands for “The three Holy Kings, Dollar Quartet on Thursday, January 6th, and the Caspar, Melchior, Balthasar, in the year of Our Phil and Amy Dinner Show at White Fence Farm on Lord 2011.” The letters C, M, and B also stand Friday, February 18th. The dinner will be at 5:45 for Christus mansionem benedicat, “May Christ p.m. and the Show will begin at 7:00 p.m. Their 5- bless this home.” Blessing the doorways day trip to Mackinac Island will be on June 13th & symbolizes the family’s commitment to 14th. For more information on any or all of these welcome everyone as Christ into their home activities, call 708-687-3302 or visit their website at throughout the year. www.philnamymusic.com. Copyright © 2010, World Library Publications. All rights reserved. Page 7 St. Catherine Of Alexandria Church 10621 S. Kedvale Oak Lawn, IL 60453 708 425-2850 The rectory office is located at: Weekend Masses: 4100 W. 107th Street, Saturday — 4:00 PM Oak Lawn, Illinois 60453 Sunday — 7:30 AM 9:00 AM Rectory Office: 708-425-2850 Fax: 708-425-2313 11:00 AM E-Mail: [email protected] Weekday Masses: Bulletin Editor: [email protected] 8:30 AM (Monday—Saturday) Parish/School website: Communion Service at 6:30 AM www.saintcatherineparish.org (except certain holidays) Our parish secretaries are available in the rectory office from 8:30 AM—4:00 PM Monday through Friday Holy Day Vigil: and help is available from 4:00 PM—9:00 PM 5:00 PM Holy Days: School Office: 708-425-5547 6:30 AM, 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM, 7:00 PM Fax: 708-425-3701 Weddings: School/Parish website: www.saintcatherineparish.org Contact the rectory at least four (4) months in advance of the AM & PM School Program: 708-425-5687 date you plan to marry. Baptisms: Pastoral Associate: 708-952-0113 2nd & 4th Sundays at 1:00 PM; call the rectory to arrange. [email protected] Confessions: Saturday: 3:00 — 3:45 PM Religious Education Center: 708-423-5747 E-Mail: [email protected] and by appointment Calendar: http://calendar.yahoo.com/stcatherineofalexandria Rosary For Peace—each Monday evening at 6:30 PM Alexandria Center: 708-499-4966 Mother of Perpetual Help Novena: Tuesdays after the 8:30 AM Mass Office for the Protection of Children & Youth Sacred Heart Devotions: 312-534-5254 Fridays after the 8:30 AM Mass Holy Hour Devotion: Thursday before the First Friday of each month at 7:00 PM Bulletin Deadline: Monday at 12:00 Noon... Bus Service: ...for the next weekend’s bulletin. Please contact Available for the 9:00 AM Mass each Sunday. Carol or Char with any questions. Please call the rectory. New Parishioners: Please register at the rectory office or . call the rectory at 708-425-2850 between the hours of 8:30 AM—4:00 PM NEW! 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