June 14 - St. Julie Billiart Roman Catholic Parish

St. Julie Billiart Parish
A home for every heart ~
formed by faith, acting in hope, serving with love
June 14
Sunday, June 14, 2015
7399 West 159th Street Tinley Park IL 60477
708-429-6767 www.stjulie.org
Affiliated with Cardinal Joseph Bernardin School
FR. LOU’S LINE . . .
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Inside this Issue
2
Fr. Lou’s Line
3
Parish Happenings
& Highlights
4
Parish Calendar
Sacrificial Giving
5
Ministers’ Schedule
Mass Intentions
6
Our Loved Ones
7
Reflection
Readings for the Week
8
Liturgy & Music
9
Human Concerns
10
Formation
Religious Education
11
Community Life
12
Youth & Young Adults
13
CJBS
14
Bulletin Board
Parish Contacts
ORDINARY TIME…
We are back into what the Church calls
Ordinary Time. We actually returned to
Ordinary Time several weeks ago after the
Easter Season concluded with the Solemnity
of Pentecost. However, the first two Sundays
after Pentecost are marked by the Feasts of
the Holy Trinity and the Most Holy Body
and Blood of Christ. We return to
“counted” Sundays and the use of the
liturgical color green.
the ministries of the Church which locally
impact our faith life: June’s Retired Priests
Collection, September’s Seminary Collection
and December’s Retired Religious.
In addition, we have a second collection for
the Angel Fund of our parish school, Cardinal
Bernardin. It was suggested that if we have a
collection for scholarship to CJB then why
don’t we have a collection for scholarship to
our Religious Education program?
All the second collections are for good
causes. It is my opinion that for causes which
have the greatest impact locally, we should
When the bell tower went in, the large cross ‘pass the basket.’ This is a departure from
that used to mark the front of the church
past practices at St. Julie. In the past year, as
was displaced. It has been lying in the back
we took up the collection in this manner for
yard of the rectory for the last couple of
these three collections, we saw a marked
years. Arrangements are underway to once increase in giving. I do not plan or intend on
again install this cross.
‘passing the basket’ for each of the second
collections throughout the year.
The plan is to raise the cross on the south
end of our property. There is nothing that
The old saying is that charity begins at home
sets off or marks that you are entering
and these “home collections” are of direct
St. Julie’s when you enter through the south benefit to our local Church. So in the end,
gate. Also, this location will not “compete”
St. Julie will pass the basket in gratitude to
with the bell tower. So, in the coming weeks the Retired Priests and Retired Religious,
you will once again see the large cross!
and for three formation collections: Seminary,
RAISING THE CROSS…
A COMMENT ABOUT
SECOND COLLECTIONS…
CJB Angel Fund and St. Julie Billiart Religious
Education Scholarship Fund.
First, let me say thank you for the generous
response to last weekend’s second collection
for the Retired Priests of the Archdiocese
of Chicago. Your generosity goes a long way
in assisting those who’ve served our local
Church and who in their retirement continue
to be an integral part of the life of the
Church.
FR. MIKE SEND OFF...
Letters from St. Julie ~
Let us bless,
let us bless the good God!
Let us throw everything
into the heart
of our good Jesus!
~Julie, L98
Next Sunday, we will bid farewell to
Fr. Mike. He will offer remarks at all the
Masses. After the 12:00 Noon Mass we will
have a reception for Fr. Mike in the Parish
Hall.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN…
This week we anticipate the release of Pope
Francis’ encyclical about the environment.
This document will invite significant reflection on how we are to be good stewards of
God’s creation. Already, even before it has
been released and read, there are naysayers
questioning the Pope’s motives and conclusions. I look forward to reading the new
These collections offer support to a
encyclical and learning of its challenges for
variety of ministries in the Church. Several us to take care of our planet!
of them are directed at missionary outPeace & Prayers,
reach throughout the world. There are
three collections that are about supporting
As I near the end of my first year as pastor of St. Julie, I thought it would be good
to offer a comment regarding second
collections. Each month there is at least
one mandated second collections by
either the Archdiocese of Chicago or the
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
PARISH HAPPENINGS & HIGHLIGHTS
2015-2016
Religious Education
Both new and returning
families need to register !!!
Join us for
Breakfast
Today!
Following 7:30, 9:00 &
10:30 a.m. Masses
New this year! Tuition
can be paid online at the
GiveCentral website
www.givecentral.org.
For more registration
information please see
Formation page 10.
June 27
For more information
please see Community
Life page 11.
St. Julie
Front
Parking Lot
7:30am—Noon
Cost: $20 per space
For more information
please see Community
Life page 11.
Time:
Monday
Night
Medley
begins June 15
Summer Faith
Formation
In Devine Center
from 7:00-8:45 p.m.
Fr. Lou kicks off the
series with Prayer in
the Life of the Church
TNT: July 5 thru 10
Breakaway to Lacon, IL
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WEDDINGS/
ANNIVERSARIES
Beloved, let us love one another.
1 John 4:7
May 16, 2015
Karissa Jane Ellis
and Stan Philip Cichocki
May 23, 2015
Jennifer Marie Racki
and Robert Scott Gill
May 30, 2015
Sharon Audrey Gary
and David John Dohm
June 6, 2015
Mary Elizabeth Richards
and Matthew James Regan
June 12, 2015
50th Wedding Anniversary
Jack & Noreen McKenna
NEWLY BAPTIZED
One Lord, one faith, one baptism.
Ephesians 4:5
June 7, 2015
Ian Michael
Son of Julie & Shawn Astor
Ekaterina Melissa
Daughter of Tetiana
& Timothy Hosty
For ages 8th Grade thru
Senior in high school.
Sean Edward
Son of Katherine & Michael Larmon
New this year! Payment
can be made online at
the GiveCentral website
www.givecentral.org.
Aubrey Lynn
Daughter of Jessica Noble
& Buddy Rhodes
For more information
see Youth page 12.
Emily Anne
Daughter of Lisa & Greg Skelly
Frankie James
Son of Edyta & James Valfre
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PARISH CALENDAR June 15 - June 21
Devine Center except where noted. Subject to change without notice.
Monday,
June 15
Summer Intensive Religious Education
Autumn Leaves Rosary - Away
St. Peregrine Novena - Chapel
Monday Night Medley
AA
9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE:
E-Giving Cut Off
Tuesday,
June 16
Summer Intensive Religious Education
RCIA - Conference Room
9:00 a.m. In completing the transition
6:30 p.m. to GiveCentral, E-Giving
Wednesday,
June 17
Summer Intensive Religious Education
9:00 a.m.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament - Chapel
Summer Intensive Religious Education
8:30 a.m.
Note for the week:
9:00 a.m.
Thursday,
June 18
Friday,
June 19
Saturday,
June 20
Sunday,
June 21
Summer Intensive Religious Education
Hines & Johnson Wedding - Church
Parish Office Closes at Noon
AA
will close out on June 30.
Direct link to St. Julie on
GiveCentral is https://
9:00 a.m. www.givecentral.org/
5:00 p.m. location/365
7:30 p.m.
Fr. Mike’s Farewell Mass - Church & Parish Hall
Bingo
Mission Trip - Away
12:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
Sacrificial Giving for July 1, 2014 thru June 30, 2015
June 7
Year to Date
Needed
$20,200.00
$989,800.00
Collected
$19,009.11
$945,377.63
Under Budget
($ 1,190.89 )
($ 44,422.37)
Retired Priests
Children Envelopes
Children Giving
$ 4,917.04
17
$21.25
Summer Office Hours
- This change is on Fridays only Now thru August 28,
the Parish Office will close at Noon.
(All other posted times remain the same.)
Except for Friday, July 3,
the office will be closed in observance of
the Fourth of July Holiday.
Our parish is now using
for online donations
Sign up now at
www.givecentral.org
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Liturgical Ministers
June 20 / 21
(subject to change without notice)
Saturday
4:30 p.m.
Sunday
7:30 a.m.
Sunday
12:00 noon
Fr. Mike Grisolano
Fr. Mike Grisolano
Sunday
6:00 p.m.
Fr. Lou Tylka
DEACONS
Ed Pluchar
CANTORS
B. Rheinheimer
J. Hohner
K. Kempke
D. Gotkowski
C. Clouse
C. Seitz
M. Rose
A. Kapocius
B. Pantoja
J. Van Klaveren
E. Eubank
T. Ortega
R. Kaemerer
D. Schwickrath
M. Halicki
L. Ignacio
C. Evans
J. Benz
SERVERS
A. Flanagan
K. Flanagan
T. Ryan *
M. Burns
G. Rost
K. Rost
E. Sikorski
G. Sikorski
J. Sikorski
S. Faro
E. Mani
G. Mani
G. Fernandez
T. Siebenaler
Z. Siebenaler
B. Humenik
M. Madden
M. Peca
EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS
R. Bracken
B. Broz
C. Conachen
P. Daly
S. Edelen
A. Fields
M. Grzeslo
A. Hayes
E. Helmold *
P. Helmold
M. Hernaez
B. Kmak
J. Lisiecki
J. McErlean
M. Modjeski
J. Neven
M. Ryan *
B. Weglarz
J. Dantis
B. Daum
D. Gallagher
G. Gensler
M. Johnson
K. Koszut
J. McMillian
S. McMillian
M. Murphy
B. Ritchie
K./J. Rost
J. Rost
S. Rost
P. Tunney
J. Van Klaveren
R. Wyrick
W. Busby
E. Hagan
K. Keller
R. Kuta
D. Mazzuca
M. McCarthy
D. McClintock
M. Melgar
T. Melgar
C. Minatto
M. Mueller
M. Mull
M. Ortega
S. Ortega
F. Padilla
C. Padilla
J. Rehr
J. Tuzik
J. Burda *
E. Day
J. De Vivo
N. Dudek
P. Fashingbauer
P. Flynn
M. Gastala
J. Nels
A. Nevins
S. Prepura
M. Prepura, Sr.
T. Rohan
D. Schwickrath
J. Taylor
J. Van Zeyl
C. Ward
J. Zander
E. Zych
S. Biel
D. Dobrzynski
L. Freundt
L. Ignacio
D. Jozwiak
J. Kilanowski
P. Laspesa
T. Lavan
L. Maurer
P. Moskal
N. Padgett
M. Pratt
P. Siebenaler
E. Sniegowski
Not Filled
Not Filled
S. Becvar
J. Benz
D. Buckley
K. Duffy
P. Duffy
C. Evans
K. Kramer *
J. Lucas
J. Rickey
M. Rubino
T. Sherry
Not Filled
Not Filled
Not Filled
Not Filled
1st
2nd
(* denotes sub has
been requested )
CHILDREN’S
LITURGY
Fr. Lou Tylka
Sunday
10:30 a.m.
PRESIDERS
LECTORS
Fr. Lou Tylka
Sunday
9:00 a.m.
Fr. Mike Grisolano
Ed Pluchar
Leader
Assistant
Mass Intentions
Daily Masses Monday - Friday at 8:00 a.m.
Monday, June 15
Tuesday, June 16
Wednesday, June 17
Thursday, June 18
Friday, June 19
+Juan DeAnda
+Eugene Siemek
+Joseph & Mary Lisiecki
+John Burian
+Emily Stall
+Joseph Kloptowsky
+Matthew E. Szwed
+Leighton M. Stone
+Mary Stone
+Quirico P. Evangelista
Deceased members of the:
Morrissey & Leonard families
+Herbert & Theodora
Zuleger
+Ping Law
+Dorothy Broz
+Mary & Eva Troubetaris
+Len & Mary Zelanowski
+Paulette Wojtaszek
+John Grigus
+Charles Kaucky
+Paulette Wojtaszek
Beloved Deceased of:
St. Julie Billiart
Brementowne Manor
Jackie Whitworth
65th Wedding Anniversary of
Chuck & Mildred Faron
Mass Intentions for the Christian Sabbath, The Lord’s Day
Saturday
June 20
4:30 p.m.
For All Fathers
For All Mothers
+Ed Hartley
+Joseph P. Miller
+Martin Durkin
+James O’Donnell
+Virginia Buczek
+Harriet Moody
+Eileen Finnegan
+Anne Malak
+Dave Schmitz
+Evelyn Coscarelli
+Bryan Doran
+Charles Andreas
Sunday, June 21
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
For All Fathers
For All Fathers
For All Fathers
+Stanley Stabrawa
St. Julie
+Anthony Dick Sarlo
+Herbert & Theodora
Parishioners +Edward & Virginia Yorke
Zuleger
+Lena DiSalle
+John Gatto
+Bill Jphnson
+Wayne Taraba
+Bob & Bill Johnson
+John Norris
+Gary Jensen
+Edward Weston, Sr.
+Walter Kuta
+Alexander Stachowiak
+Ralph Stablien
+Pasquale Giampietro
+Ben & Kathleen Wedding
+Edward Golen
+Alfred & Sergio Tenuta
+Joseph Niemiec
+Ted Roy
+Raymond “Carl” Rardin
+John & Angela Kwak
12:00 p.m.
For All Fathers
+Gene Moskal
+Stanley Kilanowski
+Irene Skora
+Edward Pratt
+George Albert Wantroba
+Dolores Nagle
Individual deceased names will be preceded by the cross (+) sign .
6:00 p.m.
For All Fathers
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REMEMBERING OUR LOVED ONES
OUR BELOVED DEAD
Eternal rest grant to them, O Lord.
Philippians 1:21
Danilo R. Javier
(son of Danilo G. & Edena Javier)
Clem Chojnowski
(father of Donna Lukas)
NEEDING GOOD HEALTH
Aurora Torres
Brian Shannon
Eileen Hauser
Charmaine Prepura
Jack Killacky
Jack Ryan
Primo LaCasas
Sue Weidenhofer
Harry Mistro
Patrick Moody
Michael Rodrigues
Bill Dempsey
Geraldine Majewski
Jackson Bowen
Kathleen O’Grady
Rich & Carol Stankus
Matthew Eckert
Mary V. Rao
Gloria Presto
Louise Data
Eve Cole
Anthony LaCassa
Ray Schuster
Louise Data
Eve Kole
SERVING OUR COUNTRY *
Thomas Ryan, USMC
Major Jim Hannigan, US Army
1st Lt. Brian Sutor, USAF
Lt. Col. Tom Vogel, US Army
Lt. Col. Dan Vogel, US Army
Paul Evans SSG, US Army
Joseph Lyon PFC
Alex Bubis PFC, US Army
Raul Torres, US Army
Sgt. Jason L. O’Brien, US Army
Timothy J. Avolio, US Navy
Master Sgt. Michael LaGiglia
1st Lt. Mario LaGiglia
Sr. Airman Dominic LaGiglia
Sr. Airman Brandon LaGiglia
Private Geno LaGiglia
Sgt. John Thomas LaGiglia
Captain Kelly Pajak Johnson
Captain Matthew Johnson
US Army National Guard
Private Salvatore Chavez, US Army
Lt. Katherine Maglia, USAF
Staff Sgt. Steve Martin, USAF
Michael J. Yucuis, Jr., USAF
Lt. Col. Kimberly (Nyderek) Schmidt, USAF
Nick Merda, U.S. Marines
Lt. Charles S. Novak, US Coast Guard
John T. Hannigan
PFC John Riordan, US Army
Tanya Ayon, USAF
Private Juan Carlos Chavez, US Army
AFC Tanya Rhude, USAF
Capt. Michael J. VanWyk, USMC
Lt. Cmdr. Michael P. Schnolis, US Navy
Sgt. 1st Class Daniel Whitney
Airman Richard P. Scherl
Matt West, US Army
2nd Lt. David Pierce, US Army
Staff Sgt. Carmen Consolino, USMC
Sgt. Timothy Gena, USMC
Airman Michael R. Sarniak, Jr., US Coast Guard
Kimberly Rodriguez, US Marines
Matt Brophy, US Army
Sgt. David Bergunder, US Army
Capt. Michael Wieland, US Marines
Capt. John S. Dabrowski, US Army
Capt. Brian Dommer, US Army
Sgt. Robert Sterling, US Army
Timothy Driscoll, US Army
Cpl. Joseph G. Kowalczyk, USMC
Bryan Holubik, US Navy
PVT Matthew Ryan, US Army
Lt. Cmdr. Michael W. Meno, Jr., US Navy
2nd Lt. Andrew Reno
1 Lt John H. Weiss
John Scope, US Army
AFC Alex Barrett, USAF
PFC Daniel Patrick Ryan, US Army
PFC Joe Louis Siebenaler, US Army
PFC Daniel Wiatrowski, US Army
Tyler Novak, US Army
PV2 Eric Holubik, US Army
PVI/PFC Abel Santillan, US Marines
Capt. Brandon Schmidt, USAF
Tom Ortega, USArmy
* To add your military family member who is currently serving our country to the prayer list, please call the office.
When he/she is released from their service, please let us know so we can keep this list current.
Thank you ~ God Bless America and all those who serve.
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Sund ay
Growing from Seed to Plan is a Mystery
by Jane Esker
Throughout my pregnancy, friends
shared books describing the week-byweek growth of a fetus. One week the
eyelashes are developing, another week
the fingernails are fully grown, another
week thumb-sucking has begun.
It’s fascinating to envision what’s
occurring within your growing belly.
Of course, these books are careful to
note that every baby’s development is
different. Some babies kick harder,
some develop faster. As much as we
know about fetal development, each
child’s growth in the womb is still a
mysterious, unique process.
Jesus speaks about this kind of mysterious growth in the Gospel today when
he compares the growth of the reign of
God to agricultural growth. Obviously
a farmer scatters seed, cares for it, and
harvests it, but how it grows from seed
to plant is a mystery the farmer cannot
see. It happens underground, known
only to God. The mustard seed is a
similar mystery—it’s a very tiny seed,
but it grows into a very large plant. We
know it happens and we know how to
help it grow, but the actual growing
process is mysterious and hidden.
A Word From Pope Francis
“Lord, look, there are good things, but
there are also things that aren’t good.
Jesus, do You trust me? I am a sinner....”
This doesn’t scare Jesus. What distances
him is one who is two-faced: showing
him/herself as just in order to cover up
hidden sin. “But I go to Church, every
Sunday, and I....” Yes, we can say all of
this. But if your heart isn’t just, if you
don’t do justice, if you don’t love those
who need love, if you do not live
according to the spirit of the Beatitudes,
you are not Catholic. You are a hypocrite.
Can Jesus trust himself to me? In prayer,
let us ask him: Lord, do you trust me?
Excerpted from the Pope’s homily at the
Roman Parish of Santa Maria Madre del
Redentore, March 8, 2015
openness to the Spirit, and gentleness
of heart. And then God does the
mysterious work of growth—drawing
us close and nurturing us with love.
As with each unique fetus, the growth
is different—we can’t look at someone
else and berate ourselves for not
being as holy as she or as spiritually
developed as he.
God takes us where we are and grows
The reign of God in our hearts follows us at a pace that is ours alone. †
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Ezekiel 17:22–24
Birds of every kind shall dwell
beneath it.
2 Corinthians 5:6–10
We must all appear before the
judgment seat of Christ.
Mark 4:26–34
The mustard seed is the smallest
of all the seeds on earth.
Monday
2 Corinthians 6:1–10
Matthew 5:38–42
Tuesday
2 Corinthians 8:1–9
Matthew 5:43–48
Wednesday
2 Corinthians 9:6–11
Matthew 6:1–6, 16–18
Thursday
2 Corinthians 11:1–11
Matthew 6:7–15
Friday
2 Corinthians 11:18, 21–30
Matthew 6:19–23
Saturday
2 Corinthians 12:1–10
Matthew 6:24–34
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LITURGY & MUSIC
Worship Office
(708) 429-6906
Gardeners and “Flower People” Even if there are more than 3
members, all family members can
It is that time of year. Flowers are
vest in the Server Albs and assist, as
blooming and plants growing.
needed. This is an exciting time for
Consider caring for the flowers and families to say yes to their baptismal
Next week’s readings for the
plants inside and outside of church. call “to go and serve”. Please call
Twelfth Sunday in
It is an easy task that a couple of
the Liturgy Office if interested or
Ordinary Time
people could do in a short amount
look for more info in the bulletin or
of time. Please make some time in
in the Narthex. Or how about
Reading I : Job 38:1, 8-11
your busy schedules to help out.
Family
Greeters!
God has made the heavens and the
Warm Weather Attire
earth.
Have a Little Time to Share?
for Liturgical Ministers
The author of Job uses the image of
a whirling storm to portray God
The Ministry of Funeral Server is one
As the temperatures change
speaking. Job does not understand
of compassion, respectfulness and
why terrible things have happened to for spring and summer, so too, our prayer. No matter your age, young
him. Through the questions God asks church wardrobe. Keep in mind, the adults and older, male or female, this
church is air-conditioned. You can
Job about control of the sea, Job
is a call for individuals, friends or
always change your clothing after
realizes that God is in control.
couples who wish to serve. If you
Mass for your next event! A liturgical can give a little time on some
minister’s attire, whether a member mornings to assist at our funeral
Reading II : 2 Corinthians 5:14-17
of the Assembly, Eucharistic
Now all is new in Christ.
liturgies as a Funeral Server, you are
Minister, Lector, Greeter, Usher,
In 2 Corinthians, Paul preaches the
needed. Training is provided. Three
wonderful news of the new creation. Cantor or Choir Member, should
servers are present at each funeral.
Paul stresses that Christ is a new
demonstrate your appreciation of
Please let the Liturgy office know if
creation, as are all who believe in
how your role fits with the worship you are interested. What an honor
him. Christ’s resurrection is the final experience. Does your attire
to be able to assist the priest and be
defeat of death.
express respect and reverence for
present to the many parishioners
the sacred mysteries that are being who bury their loved ones at St.
Gospel : Mark 4:35-41
celebrated? Would you consider
Julie. Is this call for YOU?
Be still.
wearing your church clothes to a job
The might of the sea is used in tointerview? All ministries, in actuality, St. Peregrine Novena
day’s Gospel to show Jesus acting in
are much more important than any
the power of God. After Jesus calms
interview. They require a reverent St. Peregrine, the Patron of those
the storm and the sea, the disciples
demeanor and appropriate clothing. suffering from cancer, continues on
are astonished. In Jesus, God brings
Monday evenings at 7:00pm in
the new creation to birth and defeats Liturgical Ministry Schedules
Chapel. The Novena will continue
the powers of sin and death.
through June 29th.
Please remember to keep your
Eucharistic Adoration
assigned dates/times for your
Questions:
ministry this summer. Request a sub
On Thursdays from after 8:00am
For Children: Jesus makes the wind
ONLINE if you can’t make it. You
Mass until 5:00pm, Eucharistic
and the sea peaceful. How would
are needed.
Adoration takes place in the Daily
you have felt if you were with Jesus
Family Ministry … NEW !
Chapel. Please spend some time in
and the disciples during the storm?
quiet prayer before the Blessed
For Youth: Jesus is capable of great
Why
not
have
a
parent
or
parents
things, even calming storms. What is
Sacrament. We especially need
serve with their children as Altar
one thing that you wish he would
people to be there during the
Servers? Wouldn’t this be a great
calm in your own life?
afternoon hours. The Blessed
way to be involved in your parish
For Adults: When and where have
Sacrament may never be left in
and do something together? When
you been awed by God’s action?
chapel if no person is there. So,
your family comes to Mass each
please take 1/2 hour or an hour to
person in the family can participate. pray. Bring a friend.
HUMAN CONCERNS
Retreat/Workshop for
Widowed Men and Women
Widowed?
Help us to support the Church’s
Initiative on Marriage
Today’s readings talk about God’s
Wondering: How long it takes before children being plants that grow,
things begin to look better? How to
flourish and bear fruit. Do we reflect
move forward with your life?
this in our own lives and in our
Come join us for a weekend especially marriage relationship? Sign up today to
attend one of the upcoming Worlddesigned to help you reflect on and
wide Marriage Encounter Weekends
recognize new direction for your
life while still treasuring memories of on June 12-14, 2015 or August 7-9,
2015 or October 16-18, 2015, all at
your loved one.
Elk Grove Village, IL. Early registraUpcoming programs:
tion is highly recommended. For
June 27 & 28: St. Julie Billiart Parish
reservations/information, call Jim &
July 25 & 26: Holy Family, Inverness Kris at 630-577-0778 or contact us
through http://wwme-chicagoland.org .
For more information contact us at
Joyful Again! Widowed Ministry
Phone: 1-708-354-7211
E-mail : [email protected]
Hope
Website: www.joyfulagain.org
Out of
Space is limited. Early registration is
Darkness
encouraged.
“Christians, by the grace of Christ,
dead and risen, are the seeds of another
Divorce
humanity, in which we seek to live in
Divorce is never
service to one another, not to be
part of your plan
arrogant, but rather respectful and
for life. When
ready to help.”
you married,
~Easter Message of Pope Francis, 2015
you intended it
to last a lifetime. Just as the Spirit was poured upon the
Now, there are first Christians, let the Spirit inspire us
serious complica- this Pentecost to have the courage to
speak up for immigrant families, espetions in your
cially families separated by detention
relationship or
and deportation. Invite the Spirit to
you may be
divorced, and it heal children and parents affected by
may be a time of detention.
grief and pain.
ACTIONS: Pray that the Spirit fills our
Divorce Ministry
provides support, guidance, and
resources to divorced Catholics and
non-Catholics during the vulnerable
stages of this transition.
We invite you to take some time to
view helpful resources found at
wwwmarriageandfamilyministries.org .
Annulments
Annulment support is available by
calling the Parish Office – 429-6767.
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hearts with compassion for immigrant
children separated from their families.
Call the White House at 855-5895698 and ask for an end to family
detention. Learn other practical ways
to be in solidary with our sister and
brother immigrants at
www.CatholicsAndImmigrants.org.
In the Gospel, Jesus says: “This is
how it is with the reign of God. A
man scatters seed on the ground.
He goes to bed and gets up day
after day. Through it all the seed
sprouts and grows without his
knowing how it happens.”
Through your almsgiving you are
sowing seeds that grow far greater
than you know. Your gift placed in
the St. Vincent de Paul poor box
brings Christ’s love and compassion
to the poor.
St. Vincent de Paul
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul
directly serves the poor and those
in need in our own community.
The members of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society visit the homes of
families with financial needs to
determine how they may be of
service. If the situation demands
immediate attention, emergency
funds can be approved. All cases
are reviewed and discussed at a
bi-monthly meeting.
SVDP depends on the Holy Thursday and Thanksgiving Collection,
money from the boxes in the
narthex, money donated through
Gift Central, and funds allocated to
them from the Scrip program.
They help so many people in our
area; please help them.
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Religious Education
Office (708) 429-1044
FORMATION
Monday Night Medley
The Southwest Suburban Cluster of parishes will, once again, sponsor
Monday Night Medley, the Summer Faith Formation Series. All sessions
are held in the Devine Center from 7:00-8:45 p.m. The schedule of dates,
speakers and topics is as follows:
CJB Scrip Program can be
used for RE Tuition
We are partners with Cardinal
Bernardin in their Scrip Program.
Under this program, credits can
even be applied to your RE tuition.
There are three ways gift cards
can be purchased under the Scrip
Program.
You can fill out the order form and
submit it along with your payment
by check or cash. Order forms and
payments can be dropped off at the
Main Parish Office or the Devine
Center.
You can go to the St. Elizabeth
Seton campus on Wednesdays
from and 6:00-7:00 p.m. (in the
school lobby) & Fridays from 7:308:15 a.m. to procure gift cards as a
direct cash and carry purchase.
Finally, you can receive a log-on
and place your order online.
Contact any CJB scrip team
member for more info.
Pull Tabs on Cans
Please save your pull tabs off of the tops
of beverage cans and bring them to the
office. We are saving them for the
Ronald McDonald House in Oak Lawn
near Advocate Hope
Children’s Hospital.
The Children Matter Network
is a partnership created
to protect the dignity of
children. It is full of wonderful resources
and tips for today's parents!
Visit the website,
www.childrenmatternetwork.org.
Date
June 15
June 22
June 29
July 6
July 13
July 20
Speaker
Rev. Lou Tylka
Rev. Jay Finno
Rev. Gil Ostdiek
Dr. Mary Amore
Sr. Gael Gensler
Rev. Mike Foley
Registration
Information
Registration materials for
the 2015-2016 Religious
Education classes were mailed back in
March and by now, you should have
had a chance to review the information.
Both new and returning families need
to register for the upcoming school
year. Please stop by the Main Parish
Office or visit our website at
www.stjulie.org for registration forms
and information.
Title
Prayer in the Life of the Church
Liturgy of the Word
Liturgy of the Eucharist
Sacraments of Initiation
Sacraments of Healing
Sacraments of Service Catechetical Dimension
Preschool and
Kindergarten
Information
Help your child in Preschool and /
or Kindergarten get to know Jesus
and themselves better. Help them see
themselves as special in God’s eyes!
Enroll now in St. Julie’s Faith Formation
for Preschool and Kindergarten students.
Classes meet every other Sunday
morning from 8:45 - 10:00am and
begin after Labor Day. This is the one
hour in their week where they can
gather with children their own age to
Tuition must be paid in full at the time of
open their minds and hearts to Jesus
registration. Your other option is to
by simple prayer, crafts, music, and
pay half the total due at registration
hands-on activities. Please call the
and the other half by January 31st.
Religious Education Office for more
Credit card payments or direct debit information.
from your checking or savings account
Back-to-School Program
are available through the GiveCentral
website at www.givecentral.org. Class
Together We Cope in Tinley
assignment letters and our calendar
Park is, again, sponsoring their
will be mailed to you in August.
Back-to-School Program for
youngsters
in need of backpacks and
The Religious Education program is
school
supplies.
As last year, their plan
for children in Preschool thru 8th
is to purchase pre-packed boxes of
Grades who attend the public district
school supplies appropriate to each
schools. This program is developmental,
grade level from an outside vendor.
which means that the children are
Together We Cope will supplement the
expected to attend ALL levels in
box of school supplies with a backpack.
order to be fully initiated and formed A $20.00 donation will give each child a
into the life of the Church. Please call box of school supplies and a backpack.
the Religious Education Office
For further information on this cam(429-1044) with any questions. As
paign, please call Tina Kessens, Client
always, we are grateful for your
Program Coordinator for Together We
support and collaboration.
Cope, at 708-633-5040. ext. 7231 or
[email protected]
COMMUNITY LIFE
Pancakes, Eggs,
*Sausage Breakfast
(*option of bacon)
Join us today after the
7:30, 9:00 & 10:30am Masses.
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Garage Sale Shoppers!
Get your shopping feet on Saturday,
June 27 from 7:30am until Noon!
Proceeds will help defray cost of
postage for packages for the soldiers.
Don’t miss good eats and a fun time!
Upcoming Bus Trip:
Architectural Boat Tour
& Water Tower Place
Cost:
•
11 and older is $6
•
children 3 – 10 are $3
•
children 2 and under are free.
On Wednesday, July 29 departs
8:45am for Navy Pier; from there at
11:30am to Water Tower Place until
2:30pm when we return to St. Julie.
Bingo!
Sunday, June 21
Cost: $50 includes bus, boat tour &
tip. Lunch is on your own. Tickets on
sale in the Parish Office.
Join us in the Devine
Center. Doors open at
1:00pm. Early bird games begin at
1:15pm. Pull tabs will also be played.
Ten games of bingo begin at 2:30pm.
St. Julie’s Golf Outing
Event Details: August 28
at Silver Lakes Country
Club.
This
event
kicks off with a
1st Game $100 and the last game,
brunch at 9:00am. Tee times at
coverall for $150 and 8 games for $50 10:30am. Great prizes!
prize. (If 100 or more players than 1st
There are 3 packages. Golf packages
game will be for $150 and last game,
coverall will be $250. If 125 or more include brunch, a drink ticket for the
beverage cart + a round of
players, other 8 games will be $75
!
golf, cart and prizes.
Deal
each).
Best
18 hole package is $68
!!The Lucky Number Pot is at $119!!
9 hole package will be $40.
St. Julie
The St. Julie Book Club meets the
first Wednesday of every month at
1:00 p.m. in the Great Room.
July 1
All Girls Filling Station Last Reunion
by Fannie Flagg
August 5
Blood Work
by Michael Connelly
Bible Studies:
Will resume in the Fall.
Enjoy your summer!
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All tickets for the book of 9 cards for
the 10 games are $15. Hot dogs,
sloppy joe, chips, etc. available for
purchase. Please, no outside food.
Annual Garage Sale
Have you reserved your
spot?
When: June 27, 2015 – rain or shine
Where: St. Julie front parking lot
Time: 7:30am-Noon (set-up any
time after 6:00am and before 7:30am)
Cost: $20 for each space (16ft x 10ft)
♦
Brunch and cards only for $10
Sign up as an individual, a twosome or
foursome! Or join us for brunch and
an afternoon of cards.
Golf Sponsorships are available. If
you or your business would like to
sponsor a hole for our golf outing,
please come into the parish office and
fill out the form – cost
per hole is only $50.
This is a
Here
great
Na m e
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Y
way to
advertise your business
while showing support
Please complete an application form in
for our golf outing!
the Parish Office. (Spaces are assigned
by date of completed application.) No
Refunds! Registration forms available
at the office.
A Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
Thirteen days
January 24 – February 5, 2016
You are invited to join us on a oncein-a-lifetime Pilgrimage to the Holy
Land. We’ll visit Tiberias, Cana,
Nazareth, Sea of Galilee, Mt. Tabor,
Mt. of Beatitudes, Jericho, Jerusalem,
Bethlehem & more all under the
spiritual direction of Rev. Lou Tylka!
Only $3,249 from Chicago (ORD),
includes airport taxes and tips. To
download the free color brochure
and registration form, visit
www.GoCatholicTravel.com/
Gensler.
For more information, please contact Sr. Gael Gensler, OSF at (708)
429-6767. Space is limited. Register
today!
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YOUTH & YOUNG ADULTS
(708) 429-7377
[email protected]
Softball is
here!
Check out what is happening in TNT!
Need Service Hours?
All current
8th grade
students thru
Seniors in
high school are invited to come out and
play on our co-ed 16” softball team.
Games have started but it’s not too late
to join. Forms are available at the parish
office. Friends are welcome!
Donut Sunday
We are always looking for help
at Donut Sunday from 8:00 a.m.
until Noon. See Mr. Rubino in
the Parish Hall and he will put
you to work.
Next date: June 14
Daybreak is all year round
Thank you for your continued
donations of breakfast items.
It is greatly appreciated. Any
donations such as eggs, juice, sausage,
etc. can be dropped off at the
parish office the week prior to
the first Sunday of any month.
Next date: July 5
Did You Know?
We post service opportunities
and TNT events on Facebook.
For more information, check us out!
Tuesday,
August 4
9:00am 10:00pm
BREAKAWAY
RETREAT
Breakaway
Retreat
July 5-10
TNT
Current 8th
Grade thru
current Senior in high school are invited
to this summer retreat held in Lacon,
IL. Forms available now. New this
year: payment is accepted thru GiveCentral.org. Friends are welcome!
$45 Bus & Ticket
$15 Bus ONLY
Jr High & High School
Friends are welcome!
Download the form online or
forms available at the parish office!
**Pay online at GiveCentral.org
or turn payment in with form.
TNT
Car Wash
Schedule
July 11 and
August 8
**New ** Payment can be made
online at GiveCentral.org
TNT Leader Team for 2015-16
Are you interested in becoming a TNT
Team Leader? Do you know someone
who would make a good leader? Give
us a call or send an email!
NCYC! Indianapolis!
Who is interested in this amazing weekend? Forms will be out soon and we will
TNT Meetings & Drop-Ins!
have to put down deposits. Join 25,000
Meetings and Drop-Ins will
other Catholic teens for an experience
resume in the fall. Our Meetings you have to go to believe. It takes place
and Drop-Ins are open to all 8th the November 19—22 and is open to
Graders thru Seniors in High
high school and college students. There
School.
will be
workshops,
music,
Coming soon…
Mass
and so
TBA – World Youth Day
much
2016 Poland Meetings
more!
Mark them down in your calendar!
Next to the Devine Center
from 9:00am until 1:00pm.
Volunteers…we need you
from 8:30am until1:00pm!
Young Adult News
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Interested in a Bible Study?
Beer Pairing 3? Yes!
Watch here for details.
Ideas? Suggestions?
Reach us at 708.429.7377
OUR PARISH SCHOOL
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Cardinal Joseph
Bernardin School
Preschool Summer Camp
Open to all 3 & 4 year olds. Must be potty trained
SCRIP Summer Hours
Starting on June 10th, we will have
a cash and carry sale on:
Wednesday evenings
from 6:00-7:00pm
Monday mornings
from 9:00-10:00am
We will continue to accept the
couriers from the parishes on
Mondays, with no changes necessary. This means parishioners can
submit orders over the weekend
and we can send our courier on
Monday morning.
We will not have a cash and carry
sale on Wednesday mornings
during the summer as has been
the past practice.
Please remember you can submit
your orders online directly at
http://cjbscrip.scriporder.com/.
Need a log on, call the SCRIP
team at CJB.
Orders placed online by Sunday
will be handled thru the courier
so you can pick up at St. Julie.
Orders placed online for the
Wednesday pick up will need to
be picked up at the school.
Thank you
JULY 13th-17th
Safari Sensations
Join us on an imaginary safari
through the grasslands of Africa.
We will use our binoculars to
discover all the amazing animals,
and if we’re lucky, we might even
get our picture taken with a lion.
AUGUST 3rd-7th
Teddy Bear Olympics
Bring your favorite teddy bear
along as we learn all about
bears. The week ends with our
Teddy Bear Olympic Games just right for you and your teddy
bear to try to win a gold medal!
Summer Camp
meets Monday thru Friday
from 9:30-11:30 AM
Camps include story time, crafts, and hands-on learning activities.
Spaces subject to availability.
Minimum of ten students needed to hold session.
Complete the registration form below
For more information call 708-403-6525 ext. 150.
Preschool Summer Camp Registration Information
Please return this form with your check payable to Cardinal Joseph
Bernardin School by ASAP.
Child’s name___________________ Age ____ Date of Birth __________
Parent’s name ________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________
City __________________________________ Zip code ______________
Home number __________________Cell number ____________________
Please indicate your camp choices. Select one or both camps for a summer of fun!
Each camp is $55 or attend both for $100.
_____ July
_____ August
Attn: Preschool Summer Camp, Cardinal Bernardin School
9250 West 167th Street, Orland Hills, Il, 60487
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Bulletin Board
Congratulations TPHS Symphonic Band
Employment Opportunity
Tinley Park High School Symphonic Band performed at
the University of Illinois/Champaign on Friday, May 8 and
took first place for Class AA Division. They are under the
Direction of Vincent J. Aiello, who is a parishioner here at
St. Julie, along with several members of the Symphonic
Band.
Substitute Nurses in School District 146
The Village of Orland Hills Proudly Presents
“Party in the Park”
See our District website under “Employment” for
additional details (www.district146.org). If you have
any questions, please call the Kruse School health office
at (708) 614-4530 Ext 3402.
Join us for our Party in the Park Celebration on Friday,
June 26th, Saturday, June 27th and Sunday June 28th at Kelly
Park, 16675 S. Haven Avenue, Orland Hills, IL. We will
have Live Entertainment, Car Show, Children’s Activities,
Fireworks, Food Vendors, Family Tent and much more.
The Celebration will feature the finest in local entertainment including, Heartache Tonight, Mike & Joe, American
English, Hillbilly Rockstarz as well as many other local
favorites.
Are you a registered nurse interested in working as a
substitute in School District 146 schools? It’s an ideal
position for registered nurses who work part-time or
who are retired. Substitute nurses undergo a brief
orientation and will be called occasionally to work in
any of our schools on an as-needed basis.
Interested applicants should call Human Resources at
(708) 614-4500 Ext 3114, or apply in person at the
School District 146 Administration Center located at
6611 W. 171st Street in Tinley Park. Candidates must
hold an active R.N. License.
Admission is Free! For more information please call the
Recreation Department at 708-349-7211 or visit our
website at ohpartyinthepark.com.
Parish Pastoral Council
Pastoral Staff
Rev. Louis Tylka, Pastor - [email protected]
Rev. Michael Grisolano, Associate Pastor - [email protected]
Edward (& Sheila) Pluchar, Deacon
William (& Joan) Lubben, Deacon
Nancy Pfieffer, Business Manager - [email protected]
Sr. Gael Gensler, Pastoral Associate - [email protected]
Patricia Kmak, Director of Religious Education - [email protected]
Deanne M. Tumpich, Director of Liturgy & Music - [email protected]
Sheila Pluchar, Youth Ministry Coordinator - [email protected]
Mary Alice Roth, Director of Human Concerns - [email protected]
Support Staff
Marianne Mueller, Sacramental Coordinator
Laura Frencl, Administrative Assistant
Maryann Siniawski, Administrative Assistant
Barb Theis, Liturgy and Technology Assistant
Cindy Conachen, Facilities Coordinator
Parish Office
708-429-6767*Fax 708-429-6788*http://www.stjulie.org
Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
(M-Th 12:00-1:00 closed for lunch)
Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.;
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. / Sunday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Office of Worship & Music - 708-429-6906
Office of Religious Education - 708-429-1044
Youth Office - 708-429-7377
Rev. Louis Tylka, Pastor
and the Pastoral Staff
Scott Becvar, Chair
Ruth Enyart (Liturgy Bd.)
Mary McCarthy (Community Life Bd.)
Dan Sniegowski (Liturgy Bd.)
Mike Rubino (Community Life Bd.)
Kathy Reilly (Formation Bd.)
Karen Keller (Human Concerns Bd.)
Tom Sherry (Formation Bd.)
Judi Haines (Human Concerns Bd.)
John Benz (Youth Bd.)
Cheryl Scallon (Pastor’s Appointee)
Merilee Andreasen (Youth Bd.)
Barbara Broz (Pastor’s Appointee)
Finance Council
Bill Hackett, Chair
Carl Evans*John Thomas*Patrick Flynn
Reconciliation: Saturday from 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. or anytime in
the parish office by appointment.
Registration: Please call Sr. Gael in the parish office weekdays
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. for information on
registration.
Baptism: Please call the parish office to make arrangements for
your child to be baptized and to attend a preparation class.
Marriage: Please call the parish office at least six months in
advance to secure a wedding date and to begin the pre-marriage
preparations.
Masses: Monday-Friday at 8:00 a.m. / Saturday at 4:30 p.m.
Sunday at 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 a.m., 12:00 noon & 6:00 p.m.
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin School
9250 W. 167th St., Orland Hills * 708-403-6525 * Fax 708-403-8621 * Ms. Mary Iannucilli, Principal
Our Soldiers
Greatest Need: white, army green or black t-shirts (L or XL), letters to soldiers, Pringle chips snack pack (8 pk), snack packs
of raisins, Kraft handi snack packs (6 ea), bags of individual wrapped candy, granola bars, Rice Krispy treats (individually
wrapped), crossword puzzle/game books and insect repellent with deet (pump style).
Also Need: toilet paper, shaving cream, eye drops, disposable razors (10 pk), AA batteries (8 pk), lotion, white sox, band-aids
(one size), heavy duty wet wipes, Tampax Super Plus 46, Always Ultra Thin Pads 28, travel size Kleenex, combs, brushes,
hair clips & bands, disposable cameras, beef jerky, powdered lemonade (12 quart), powdered Gatorade (2 gal), magazines, 12
oz. bags of ground coffee, mouthwash, regular size shampoo and conditioner, International phone cards. And we always need
money for postage.
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