November 29, 2015 First Sunday Of Advent St. Joseph Church

November 29, 2015
First Sunday
Of Advent
St. Joseph Church,
7240 W. 57th St.,
Summit, Illinois, 60501-1324
There will signs in the sun, the moon and
the starts.
When these signs begin to happen,
stand erect and raise your hands
because your redemption is at hand.
Luke 21:25, 28
Fr. Bob’s Briefs
We have mirrors all around us in a car. We have a rear view mirror slightly above our head, in
front of us. We have two side mirrors; one to see on our left and one to see on our right. These
mirrors are a very valuable asset to a driver. The use of mirrors helps us to see what is
happening behind and to the sides of our car. However, no matter how important mirrors are
when driving, we don’t drive by looking just into the mirrors. Driving while looking backwards
would make no sense, and be very dangerous. Driving requires us to look forward. Yes, we
need to look into the rear, left, or right. They give us a better perspective and viewpoint, but our
main focus and attention is what is happening before us, ahead of our cars.
I use this example of driving and mirrors to help us understand the focus of the Advent
season. This Sunday, we begin another Season of Advent, Year of Grace 2016. It’s very easy
for us to think that the focus of our Advent celebration is in the past. Sometimes, Catholics think that we celebrate
these four weeks in Advent to look back and
remember has happened in history. However, such an
understanding of Advent would be like driving our
cars by only looking into the rear view mirror. One
cannot drive a car only looking behind, in a rear view
mirror. The same is true in the Christian life,
especially the season of Advent.
Advent is not about remembering the past, or
looking behind to what has been. Instead, the season
of Advent is about looking forward. Yes, we look to
the back (to past events), just as we look into our rear
view and side mirrors, but our main attention and
focus is what is before us, ahead of us. The main
focus and attention of Advent lies ahead of us, before
us: in the future. Advent is a season that makes us
look forward to the end of time, when Christ will
return in glory. Thus, Advent makes us look forward,
not behind, we “drive” forward ever closer to the
Second Coming of Christ.
Notice, how the readings of Sacred Scripture
on this First Sunday of Advent do not look to the past,
but rather forward to the future. In the first reading,
we hear God speaking through the prophet Jeremiah
the days are coming when the Lord will appear.
Jeremiah instructs the people to look forward to the
day when God will fulfill his promise of salvation.
Likewise, in the second reading, we hear St. Paul
exhorting the Thessalonians to live their lives
blamelessly at the coming of our Lord Jesus. St. Paul
doesn’t point the Thessalonians to look back, but
rather, forward to Christ’s return in glory. Finally, the
Gospel of Luke is very clear in pointing our attention
and focus ahead, not behind. In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus tells us to watch, not to the past, but to the future,
towards Christ’s return. In this beautiful image, we see a painting entitled the Last Judgment by Frans Francken the
Younger (1608). Frans Francken II marvelously depicts the theme of today’s Scripture readings and the focus of
the season of Advent overall. Advent does not look back in time, but looks forward to the end of time and the Last
Judgment because they still lie ahead of us. This space of time between Christ’s first coming and His Second
Coming in glory is given to us to make up our mind whether we choose Christ or not. Advent reminds us all, God
is near.
This Advent, the Church Lectionary moves to Year C. Year C is dedicated to the Gospel of Luke.
Beginning in Advent, try to read 10 minutes of Scripture a day, particularly the Gospel of Luke, with special
attention to Luke’s infancy narrative. Then, stop and meditate. Hear what God is saying to you from that passage.
May our Blessed Mother Mary, Undoer of Knots, help us with her maternal care and St. Joseph pray for us.
Vivat Jesus! Live Jesus!
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, Nov. 30
8:30 a.m.
†Angela Nawrocki/Daughters
Tuesday, Dec. 1
8:30 a.m.
Vocations to the Priesthood
Weekly Collection Report
The Weekly Parish Budget
$ 9,500.00
Sunday Collection Nov. 22, 2015 $
(Due to early bulletin deadlines, the amount
will be given next week.)
Thank you for your generosity!
Gracias por tu generosidad!
Bog zaplac za ofiary skladane na tace!
Wednesday, Dec. 2
8:30 a.m.
†Helen Gottfried/Anniversary/Sharon & Andy
Jeninga
†Rosita Narea/Terry & Esther Collins
Thursday, Dec. 3
8:30 a.m.
NO MASS
Friday, Dec. 4
8:30 a.m.
†Socorro Prieto/12th Anniversary/Family
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
FIRST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH
9 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
IN THE CHAPEL
Saturday, Dec. 5
8:30 a.m. Military Personnel Past and Present
T h e Ro s a r y i s r e c i t e d e v e r y Sa t u r d a y
a f t e r 8 :3 0 a .m . M a s s .
All are invit ed t o part ic ipat e.
5:00 p.m.
†Alex Augustine/Birthday/Dorothy Kroll
†Clarence Donarski/Darlene & Family
†Bernadine & Chester Filipiak/Filipiak Family
†Estelle Jurczewski/Daughters
†Frank Kuncic/Wife
†Edward Trybula/Family
Sunday, Dec. 6
7:30 a.m. †Margaret Powers Kurcz
†Patrick Jude Kurcz
†Joseph P. Kurcz
†Joan “Jenny” Bartlo/Ladies of the Rosary
9:30 a.m.
St. Joseph Parishioners
11:00 a.m. †Angel & Socorro Prieto, Juana Guzman &
†Maria Avalos
12:30 p.m. St. Joseph Parishioners
COMMUNION MINISTERS
Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015
5:00 PM.
Deacon Ben, J. Bambera, P. Feltz, G. Kujawa
Sunday, Dec. 6, 2015
7:30 AM
Sr. Agatha, B. Koran, R. Kosowski, J. Stanislovatis
9:30 AM
S. Madonna, N. Wesolowski, G. Zaja, P. Zaja
11:00 AM
Maria Anzaldua, Cynthia, Hermila and Victor
Duque
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ALTAR SERVERS
Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015
5 :00 PM
Sunday, Dec. 6, 2015
7:30 AM
9:30 AM
11:00 AM
Alexandra, Ardelle and Lupita Garcia
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LECTORS
Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015
5:00 PM
J. Bambera
Sunday, Dec. 6, 2015
7:30 AM
S. Vatch
9:30 AM
J. Davis
11:00 AM
Janet Valdovinos - First Reading
Luis Rosales - Second Reading
GO ST. JOSEPH
KNIGHTS!
St. Joseph School:
A Community of Faith,
Knowledge and Service.
708-458-2927
FANNIE MAY FUNDRAISER
St. Joseph School is hosting their Christmas Fannie
May fundraiser. Fannie May candy makes a great
gift for family and friends! It is the ultimate hostess
gift!
If you want to purchase Fannie May candy and help
support St. Joseph School, please call the office at
708-458-2927 and find out how to order. It’s simple
and your order is shipped directly to your home.
You’ll have your Fannie May order in time for the
holidays!
THANK YOU!
We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. This week
we begin our second trimester after having Parent-Teacher
Conferences last week.
As we begin Advent and prepare for the coming of Christ we
will use this season at St. Joseph to reach out to those less
fortunate. Service projects our children will be participating in
is preparing stockings of toiletries for the residents of St.
Colette.
We will also be joining the Religious Ed Program in a joint
parish project a Christmas Food Drive.
December is a very busy month with all of the different
activities going on and it is easy to lose the focus of what the
Advent season is all about. The service projects and our
morning prayer, hopefully keep us focused.
Our final day of school prior to our Christmas vacation is
Friday, December 18th. St. Joseph School will be on Christmas
break from Saturday, December 19th through Sunday, January
3rd. School will resume on Monday, January 4th.
Chess Club – Some follow up from last week.
Of the fourteen players seven of them were playing in their first
tournament. Playing in their first tournament were: Xavi (k),
Marcus (k), Alec (1), Ayden (1), Natalya (3), Alisha (3), and
Nyla (5).
COME VISIT ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL, TAKE
A TOUR AND SEE WHAT WE’RE ALL
ABOUT!
TALK TO PRINCIPAL LARRY MANETTI AT
708-458-2927!
COMING JANUARY 2016
MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW
Behind the strong play of Aaron, undefeated, and Alec who
contributed 2 ½ points with two wins and a draw, our K – 2
team finished in third place!
Have a great week! God Bless.
Lawrence Manetti, Principal
You’re A Winner!
52 Pick-Up News
WILLIAM DINON
Ticket # 0377
Congratulations to this week’s $125 winner of the 52 PickUp Raffle. Tickets for 2015 are available. Come by and
pick one up from the rectory or school office.
Informes Padre Bob
Tenemos espejos a nuestro alrededor en el coche, tenemos el espejo retrovisor en medio en la parte de
enfrente, dos espejos laterales; uno para ver a nuestra izquierda y otro a la derecha. Estos espejos son
muy valiosos para el conductor, ellos nos ayudan a ver lo que está sucediendo detrás y a los lados de
nuestro coche. Sin embargo, aunque son muy importantes al conducir, no conducimos unicamente por
mirar solo en los espejos. Conducir mientras se mira solo hacia atrás no tendrá sentido y es muy
peligroso. El conducir nos obliga a mirar hacia adelante y si, tenemos que mirar en la parte trasera,
izquierda o derecha. Nos dan una mejor perspectiva y punto de vista, pero nuestro principal objetivo y
nuestra atención esta en lo que está sucediendo delante de nosotros.
Uso este ejemplo de la conducción y espejos para ayudarnos a entender el enfoque de la temporada de
Adviento. Este domingo, comenzamos otra temporada de Adviento, Año de Gracia del 2016. Nos es
muy fácil pensar que el enfoque de nuestra celebración de Adviento está en el pasado. A veces, los católicos pensamos
que celebramos estas cuatro semanas de Adviento para mirar hacia atrás y recordar qué ha ocurrido en la historia. Sin
embargo, la comprensión de Adviento será como conducir nuestros carros con solo mirar en el espejo retrovisor. No se
puede conducir un coche sólo mirando hacia atrás, en un espejo retrovisor. Lo mismo ocurre en la vida cristiana, sobre
todo en el tiempo de Adviento.
En Adviento no se trata de recordar el pasado, o
mirar hacia atrás sobre lo que ha sido. En cambio, el
tiempo de Adviento es un tiempo de espera hacia adelante.
Sí, miramos atrás (a los eventos pasados), al igual que
miramos en nuestros espejos retrovisores y laterales, pero
nuestra atención principal y concentración es lo que está
delante de nosotros. El foco principal y la atención de
Adviento se encuentra delante de nosotros, lo que tenemos
ante nosotros, en el futuro. Adviento es un tiempo que nos
hace mirar hacia adelante al final de los tiempos, cuando
Cristo vuelve en gloria. Por lo tanto, Adviento nos hace
mirar hacia adelante, no atrás, que "manejamos" hacia
adelante cada vez más cerca de la segunda venida de
Cristo.
Observemos como las lecturas de la Sagradas
Escrituras en este primer domingo de Adviento no miran
al pasado, sino al futuro. En la primera lectura,
escuchamos a Dios hablando a través del profeta Jeremías
que vienen días cuando aparecerá el Señor. Jeremías
instruye a la gente a mirar con interés el día en que Dios
cumplirá su promesa de salvación. Del mismo modo, en
la segunda lectura, escuchamos a San Pablo exhortando a
los Tesalonicenses a vivir sus vidas irreprensibles para la
venida de nuestro Señor Jesús. San Pablo no apunta a los
Tesalonicenses a mirar hacia atrás, sino más bien, adelante
con interés al regreso de Cristo en gloria. Por último, el
Evangelio de Lucas es muy claro al señalar nuestra
atención y enfoque hacia delante, no hacia atrás. En el
Evangelio de Lucas, Jesús nos dice que debemos mirar, no
al pasado, sino al futuro, hacia la venida de Cristo. En esta
imagen hermosa, vemos una pintura titulada Juicio Final
por Frans Francken el Joven (1608). Frans Francken II
representa maravillosamente el tema de las lecturas bíblicas de hoy y el enfoque de la temporada de Adviento en general.
Adviento no es mirar atrás en el tiempo, sino mirar hacia el fin del mundo y el Juicio Final, ya que todavía están por
delante de nosotros. Este espacio de tiempo entre la primera venida de Cristo y Su segunda venida en gloria es dada a
nosotros para que decidamos si elegimos a Cristo o no. Adviento nos recuerda a todos, que Dios está cerca.
Este Adviento, el Leccionario se mueve al ciclo C. El ciclo C se dedica al Evangelio de Lucas. A partir de
Adviento, trate de leer 10 minutos de la Escritura del día, sobre todo el Evangelio de Lucas, con especial atención a la
narración de la infancia de Lucas. A continuación, pare y medite. Escuche lo que Dios le está diciendo de ese pasaje. Que
nuestra Santísima Madre María, Desatadora de Nudos, nos ayude con su cuidado maternal y San José ruegue por nosotros.
Vivat Jesús! ¡Viva Jesús!
Z biurka Ks. Proboszcza
Kiedy jesteśmy w samochodzie, z każdej strony otaczają nas lusterka. Z przodu nad głową
mamy lusterko wsteczne, a także dwa lusterka boczne: po lewej i prawej stronie. Lusterka są
dla kierowcy bardzo przydatne – dzięki nim dobrze widać, co dzieje się za nami oraz po
bokach. Ale jazda samochodem nie polega tylko na patrzeniu w lusterko. Gdybyśmy próbowali
jeździć patrząc do tyłu, stwarzalibyśmy niebezpieczeństwo dla siebie i innych użytkowników
drogi. Podczas jazdy samochodem musimy patrzeć w przód. Owszem, należy patrzeć w
lusterka, aby wiedzieć, co się dzieje wokół nas. Jednakże nasza uwaga powinna być skupiona
głównie na tym, co dzieje się przed autem, z przodu.
Posłużyłem się przykładem z lusterkami, aby lepiej ukazać Wam wagę okresu
adwentowego. Dzisiaj po raz kolejny rozpoczyna się Adwent. Jest równocześnie początek
ogłoszonego przez papieża Roku Łaski. Może się wydawać, iż skupia się przede wszystkim na przeszłości.
Niektórzy katolicy sądzą, iż obchody Adwentu polegają na rozmyślaniu o minionych wydarzeniach. Jeśli ktoś tak
postrzega ten czas, jest jak kierowca patrzący w czasie
jazdy tylko w lusterko wsteczne. Tak nie można
kierować samochodem. Tak samo jest z
chrześcijańskim życiem, zwłaszcza w czasie
Adwentu.
Adwent nie polega na rozpamiętywaniu
przeszłości – to zachęta do patrzenia w przyszłość.
Przeszłość należy wspominać, tak jak należy patrzeć
w lusterka podczas jazdy. Ale nasza uwaga musi być
skupiona przede wszystkim na tym, co przed nami.: co
nastąpi w przyszłości. W czasie Adwentu spoglądamy
w przyszłość, aż po czasu kres, kiedy Chrystus
powróci w chwale. Adwent jest jak jazda
samochodem w przód, coraz bliżej do Drugiego
Przyjścia Pana.
Zwróćcie uwagę na to, że dzisiejsze czytania z
Pisma Świętego nie dotyczą przeszłości, lecz skupiają
się raczej na tym, co nastąpi. W pierwszym czytaniu,
Bóg (ustami proroka Jeremiasza) zapowiada, że
nastaną dni Pana. Prorok nakazuje ludziom
wyczekiwać dnia, w którym wypełni się Boża
obietnica zbawienia. Podobnie w drugim czytaniu św.
Paweł namawia Tesaloniczan, aby wobec rychłego
nadejścia Jezusa wiedli cnotliwe życie. Tesaloniczanie
nie mają patrzeć za siebie, lecz przed siebie: w
przyszłość, kiedy Chrystus powróci w chwale.
Wreszcie, temat patrzenia w przyszłość podejmuje
Ewangelia według św. Łukasza. W swoim obrazie pod
tytułem „Sąd Ostateczny” (1608 rok), Franz Francken
Młodszy przepięknie ukazał temat przewodni zarówno
dzisiejszych czytań, jak i całego okresu adwentowego.
Adwent nie jest podróżą w przeszłość, lecz w przyszłość, aż po czasu kres i Dzień Sądu Ostatecznego, które wciąż
przed nami. W obecnym czasie, pomiędzy pierwszym przyjściem Chrystusa a Jego Drugim Przyjściem w chwale,
musimy się poważnie zastanowić – wybieram Jezusa, czy nie? Adwent przypomina nam wszystkim: Chrystus jest
blisko.
W lekcjonarzu Kościoła rozpoczyna się Rok C, poświęcony Ewangelii według św. Łukasza. Zachęcam
wszystkich do czytania Pisma Świętego przez 10 minut dziennie, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem Ewangelii
Łukasza. Potem, zamknijcie Biblię i zastanówcie się nad tymi słowami. Czego Bóg chce Cię nauczyć w danym
fragmencie? Postaraj się Go usłyszeć. Święta Maryjo Rozwiązująca Węzły, miej nas zawsze w Swej opiece.
Święty Józefie, módl się za nami.
Vivat Jesus! Chwała Jezusowi!
News for Our Parishioners. . . . .
HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE EVENTS
Trinity High School, 7574 W. Division, River Forest, is
hosting a parent shadow day at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec.
2, on campus. For more information, call Mary Tansey at
708-453-9374, or email her at [email protected]. or
visit trinityhs.org.
St. Rita High School, is hosting a “Discover St. Rita” evening open house from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2
on campus, 7740 S. Western Ave., Chicago. For more information , call Ed Leiser, director of admissions at 773-9256600, Ext. 6613, or visit stritahs.com.
Nazareth Academy is hosting a prospective family open
house from 6:30 to 8 p.m., with a presentation at 7 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 3 on campus, 1209 W. Ogden Ave., La
Grange Park. For more information, call Kristen Stojetz at
708-387-8505, email her at [email protected],
or visit nazarethacademy.com.
DeLaSalle High School, 3434 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago,
and its Lourdes Hall Campus, 1040 W. 32nd Pl., Chicago,
are hosting an open house from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday,
Dec. 5. For more information, visit dls.org.
St. Laurence High School, 5556 W. 77th St., Burbank (77th
Street and Central Avenue), is hosting an open house from
10 a.m. to noon Sunday, Dec. 6 on campus. Each tour will
be hosted by a St. Laurence student, parent and faculty member and will give guests the opportunity to visit all areas of
the campus. For more information, call the Admissions Office during regular school hours at 708-458-6900, Ext. 252,
or visit stlaurence.com.
Our Lady of Tepeyac High School, 2228 S. Whipple St.,
Chicago, is hosting rolling shadow days every Thursday
through Dec. 10. For more information, or to sign up, call
773-522-0023, or visit ourladyoftepeyac.org.
Mother McAuley High School invites all seventh and
eighth grade girls to a “Girls Night Out,” hosted by all of
McAuley’s clubs and organizations. The event will be held
from 6 to 9 p.m. Dec. 11 on campus, 3737 W/ 99th St., Chicago. For more information , call 773-881-6500, or visit
mothermcauley.org to register.
2015 ADVENT AND CHRISTMAS
SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2015
7 - 8 PM ADVENT RECONCILIATION
(ENGLISH AND SPANISH)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2015
7 - 8 PM ADVENT RECONCILIATION
(POLISH)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2015
VIGIL OF CHRISTMAS
4 PM ENGLISH MASS
6:30 PM SPANISH MASS
10 PM POLISH MASS
12 AM ENGLISH MASS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2015
THE NATIVITY OF OUR LORD
7:30 AM ENGLISH MASS
9:30 AM ENGLISH MASS
11:00 AM SPANISH MASS
12:30 PM POLISH MASS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 2016
SOLEMNITY OF MARY
THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD
9:30 AM ENGLISH MASS
11:00 AM SPANISH MASS
12:30 PM POLISH MASS
WEDDING BANNS
For more information on additional Catholic High
Schools, visit archchicago.org.
The Catholic High School Entrance Exam will be held on
Saturday, Jan. 9, 2016.
Visit the website of your chosen high
school to find out more information.
Isaac Mercado and
Mariela Macias Martinez
On December 19, 2015
RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR
PLAYSTATION 4
Alicia Anderson
Laura Behm
Kimberly Boll
Brittaney Boubin
Robert Butler
Lucille Cavallone
Patricia Diaz
Mary DiGangi
Alexander Druschitz
Eleanor Dzielak
Mary Marcichow
Sylvia Michalowski
Dolores Michaels
Anthony Montaneo
Ed and Alice Nowak
Leonardo Alexandros
Peterson
Meg A. Radcliff
*Carmen Rodriguez
Helen Frank
William Schaefer Sr.
Scarlette Grace
Swaekauski
Irene Szarley
James Heelan
Josephine Tipner
Rich S. Jandura
Denise M. Jandura
Chester and Virginia
Janeczko
Millie Jercha
Ricardo Varajas
Robert Erklin
Ted Kuldanek
Caroline Lalinsky
Geri Lauer
Pamela Wojdyla
Therese Wonderlick
*Most recently added
If you know of
anyone that should be on
the sick list, please call
the rectory at
708-458-0501.
The Hispanic Ministry Committee will
be selling raffle tickets with the grand
prize being a PlayStation 4. Tickets are
$1 each and will be sold after the 11:00
a.m. Mass until Dec. 12. Tickets will also
be available in the rectory. Funds will
used for the Our Lady of Guadalupe
Celebration on Dec. 12.
Thank you!
El Comité de Ministerio Hispano estará
vendiendo boletos para
rifar un PlayStation 4. Los boletos
cuestan $1 cada uno y serán
vendidosdespués de la Misa de 11:00
hasta el 12 de diciembre. Los boletos
también estarán disponibles en la
rectoría. Los fondos serán usados
para la Celebración de Nuestra
Señora de Guadalupe el 12 de
diciembre.
Gracias!
Thank You.
Marriage Encounter Weekends
While we await Jesus’ coming let us continue to live for Him
and live in His love in all we do, especially in our marriage
relationship. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter
Weekends are December 11-13, February 12-14, or April 810, all at Elk Grove Village, IL. Early registration is highly
recommended. For reservations or more information, call
Jim and Kris at 630-577-0778,or contact them at wwmechicagoland.org.
Permítale al Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial ayudarle a
practicar estos dones en su matrimonio. Inscríbase hoy
mismo para asistir al próximo fin de semana del Encuentro
Matrimonial Mundial. Para más información de los Fines de
Semana en español, si vive en los suburbios o pertenece a la
Diócesis de Joliet, comuníquese con Javier y Gaby Vargas
(630) 621-8984 [email protected] , en el área de
Chicago llamar a Oscar y Luz Delgado (847) 8269525, [email protected], para los que vivan en el área del sur
de Chicago y el Noroeste de Indiana llamar a Juan y Elia
Zambrano (708) 825-4099 [email protected] . Se
recomienda registrarse con anticipación ya que el cupo es
limitado.
RESTORATION
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
To Fix the and Tuck Point
our Parish Buildings
Number of Parishioner Donors/Families:
329
Total Pledged thus far:
$295,250.12
Amount Collected thus far:
$274,527.18
Pledges still to be collected:
$ 20,778.06
We have two (2) months left in our pledge
drive. The last day to participate is Dec. 31,
2015. Extra envelopes are located in the
Narthex.
Thank you for your donations so far. If you
need a statement, please call the rectory
office.
LADIES OF THE ROSARY
NEWS BEADS . . . . .
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
The Ladies of the Rosary are hosting their
annual Christmas party Tuesday, Dec. 1 at
Crystal Sky Banquets on 47th Street in
McCook. Doors will open at 6 p.m. and dinner
will be served at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $30 each and will be sold at the 5
p.m., 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. Masses. Tickets are
also available at the Rectory office. For more
information, call Pat at 773-586-6553.
Everyone is welcome to kick off the Christmas
season with the Ladies of the Rosary!
ST JOSEPH CHRISTMAS
FOOD DRIVE
WE ARE COLLECTING CANS OF
FOOD AND DRY NON-PERISHABLE
FOOD ITEMS FOR THE CATHOLIC
CHARITIES FOOD PANTRY
LOCATED AT
ST. BLASÉ PARISH
PLEASE PUT YOUR DONATIONS IN
THE ST. JOSEPH NARTHEX
THANK YOU!
RECTORY OFFICE HOLIDAY HOURS
Christmas Eve, Thursday, Dec. 24
9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Christmas Day, Friday, Dec. 25
OFFICE CLOSED
New Year’s Eve, Thursday, Dec. 31
9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
New Year’s Day, Friday, Jan. 1, 2016
OFFICE CLOSED
ST. JOSEPH
CATHOLIC CHURCH
7240 W. 57th Street
Summit, IL 60501
(708) 458-0501
[email protected]
stjosephparishsummit.org
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OFFICE HOURS
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday
Please check bulletin for Holiday Hours
BULLETIN DEADLINE:
2:00 p.m. Wednesday
PARISH STAFF
Pastor: Rev. Robert Stuglik
Weekend celebrant: Rev. Joseph Stobba, OSA
Deacon Benedict Michalowski
Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor: Mrs. Joan Hadac
Adult Choir Director/Organist: Mrs. Darlene Donarski
Pianist/Organist: Mrs. Anna Dron Ray
Polish Choir Director: Mr. Aleksander Jazowski
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday: 5:00 PM ENGLISH
Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM. ENGLISH
11:00AM SPANISH
12:30 PM POLISH
CONFESSIONS
Saturday 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
WEEKDAY MASSES
8:30 AM Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
(8:30 AM Wednesday School Mass During School Year)
Thursday—No Mass is Celebrated
8:30 AM Saturday
Please check bulletin for Holiday Mass Schedule
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL
School Principal: Mr. Lawrence Manetti
5641 S. 73rd Ave.
(708) 458 - 2927
stjosephschoolonline.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/groups/stjosephschoolonline
www.stjosephsummit.com
ST. JOSEPH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Moderator: Mr. Jason Porod
Assistant: Mrs. Penny Davis
(708) 458-0501
H. SIENKIEWICZ POLISH SCHOOL
5641 S. 73rd Ave.
708-415-0458
MINISTERS OF CARE:
If you are homebound, and would like to
receive Holy Communion, please call the
parish office to make arrangements.
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Joseph Church #512045
7240 W. 57th Street
Summit, IL 60501
TELEPHONE
708 458-0501
CONTACT PERSON
Joan Hadac
EMAIL: [email protected]
SOFTWARE
MSPublisher 2010
Adobe Acrobat X
Windows 8
TRANSMISSION TIME
Thursday 9:45
SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION
May 31, 2015
NUMBER OF PAGES SENT
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