May 18 - St. Pius X Catholic Community

St. Pius X Catholic Community
1025 E. Madison Street  Lombard, IL 60148  630-627-4526  www.stpiuslombard.org
WELCOME TO
ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
1025 E. MADISON STREET ■ LOMBARD, IL 60148
[email protected]
www.stpiuslombard.org
DIOCESE OF JOLIET
SERVED BY THE CONGREGATION OF THE RESURRECTION
MISSION STATEMENT
We the people of St. Pius X Church, a faith community in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet,
Illinois, accept the challenge to restore all things in Christ through the use of our gifts and ministry. Guided by
the Father, nourished by the Eucharist, and inspired by the Holy Spirit we embrace all through our
commitment to worship, education, service, and stewardship.
LEMA DE NUESTRA MISIÓN
Nosotros las personas de la Iglesia de San Pío X, una comunidad de fe Católica de la Diócesis de Joliet,
Illinois, aceptamos los desafíos de restaurar todas las cosas en Cristo, por medio de nuestros talentos y
ministerios. Guiados por el Padre, nutridos por la Eucaristía, e inspirados por el Espíritu Santo; unidos y
comprometidos todos nosotros por medio de nuestros dones, educación y servicio.
Business Manager: John Matyasik
Administrative Assistant: Donna Cooper
Parish Secretary: Pam Matyasik
Maintenance Director: Sallie McGinn
Pastoral Council, Chair: Betty Kramer
Finance Council, Chair: Frank Enda
Stewardship Council, Chair: Ken Florey
Pastor:
Father George Zieba, CR
Deacons:
John Chan, Ron Knecht,
Larry Lissak, Tom Rachubinski
Hispanic Ministry Pastoral Assistant:
Fr. Fernando Cuevas, CS
Pastoral Care: Sr. Pauline Schutz, OSF
Parish Office: 630-627-4526
Fax: 630-495-5926
[email protected]
Faith Formation: 630-627-1551
[email protected]
School: 630-627-2353
Fax: 630-627-1810
[email protected]
Convent: 630-627-5810
School Principal: Daniel Flaherty
Assistant Principal: Toni Miller
Youth Ministry - Director: Gina Wiedman
Faith Formation - Director: Dee Sulla
Music Ministry - Director: Kirsten Currie
Hispanic Ministry - Coordinator / Secretary:
Laura Mora
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IMPORTANT TO KNOW
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Thursday
9:00 AM—12:30 PM; 1:00 PM—4:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM—12:30 PM; 1:00 PM—3:00 PM
MASSES
Saturday: 5:00 PM Anticipation of Sunday
Misa en Español: Sábado 7 PM
Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, and 11:30 AM
Mass interpreted in sign language:5 PM Sat.
Holy Days: see previous Sunday Bulletin
Weekdays: 8:30 AM Monday through Friday
Saturday: 8:30 AM First Saturday of each month
NEW PARISHIONERS
Welcome! You are invited to come to or call the Parish
Office to register. Forms are also available on the website.
MINISTRIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
If you are interested in one of our many ministries or wish
to volunteer time or talent, please contact the Parish
Office or see our website for more details.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 3:30 to 4:30 PM or by appointment.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the first
Sunday at the 11:30 AM Mass. No Baptisms are
celebrated during Lent. Parent preparation is required.
The parent meeting for Baptism is generally on the first
Monday of the month at 7:00 PM. Please call the Parish
Office for more information
(630-627-4526).
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Please call the Parish Office at least 6 months before
your desired wedding date, to check availability.
FUNERALS
Arrangements should be made at the Parish Office
before publication in the newspaper.
SICK CALLS
Homebound because of sickness or age, please call the
Parish Office (630-627-4526) to arrange a visit with a
Minister of Care or a priest.
Pregnant? Confused? Need Help? Please call
Woman’s Choice Services at 630-261-9221.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK
Please call the Parish Office for arrangements.
Because of HIPAA Privacy regulations, hospitals can no
longer contact the parish. If you are hospitalized and
would like a priest or minister from St. Pius X to visit or
have your name added to the Prayers of the Faithful,
your family should notify the Parish Office.
INFORMATION ABOUT
OUR CATHOLIC FAITH
For questions and instruction in the faith or to become a
part of the RCIA process (Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults), call the Parish Office.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ASSISTANCE
Mon. & Fri. 9:30 am—Noon, Wed. 12:30-2:30 pm
Information: 630-300-4353
PRAYER INTENTIONS
If you have a prayer intention that you would like the
parish to pray for, write it in the Book of Prayer in
Church.
BULLETIN ARTICLES
Due ten days prior to bulletin date. Attach Word file and
email to [email protected]. Please put a
contact name and phone number on each article indicating
the date(s) you would like the article to run. Every effort
will be made to see that your request is granted.
As a general rule, we encourage using “bulletin space”
instead of a separate insert whenever possible—–this
saves the cost of printing. The following guidelines
should be observed if an insert is necessary:A proposed
insert must be submitted for approval prior to bulletin
insertion weekend. Approved inserts must be delivered
by Thursday to the Parish Office.
Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life:
www.vocations.com or call 815-834-4004.
Support Serra Vocations at the monthly Vocation Mass
and dinner at St. Petronille Parish in Glen Ellyn.
Please call 630-932-8098 for information.
Reporting Sexual Abuse: Anyone who has reasonable
cause to suspect the sexual abuse of a minor by a member
of the clergy or other Church personnel is urged to report
the matter immediately. To inform the Diocese of Joliet,
call Mrs. Judith Speckman (Victim Assistance
Coordinator) at 815-263-6467 or write the Diocese of
Joliet, 425 Summit Street, Joliet 60435. Contact DCFS at
1-800-252-2873 or call the local County States Attorney.
FREE ministry to traveling Catholics.
For nationwide Mass times and locations:
www.Masstimes.org. or parishesonline.com
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LITURGICAL NEWS
Ministry Schedule — May 24/25
Liturgical Calendar
Monday
May 19-Easter Weekday
Acts 14:5-18; Ps 115:1-4, 15-16; Jn 14:21-26
8:30 am
Ralph Ciavarella (anniv.) by family
Tuesday
May 20-Saint Bernardine of Siena
Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-13ab, 21; Jn 14:27-31a
8:30 am
Sue Monckton by John & Pam Matyasik
Wednesday May 21-Saint Christopher Magallenes and
Companions
Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8
8:30 am
Mildred Styka by family
St. Pius X School Office Staff and Volunteers
by Madel Regalado
E/M: C. Devito, F. Krawczyk, B. Lyons,
B. Sutton, L. & P. Warda
Saturday
Lectors: D. Norman, G. Wolf
5:00 pm
A/S: S. Frank, E. & M. Hassler, A. Wolf
G: C. Devito, F. Krawczyk
Acolitos: D. Garcia, H. Serna, R. Garcia
Ministros: V. Ortega, B. Torres, A. Rodriguez
Saturday I. Rodriguez
7:00 pm Hospitalidad: M. Vergara, A. Sosa, G. Ruiz,
Español J. Gamboa
Lectores: C. DeLaCruz, F. Palma
Peticiones: L. Mora
Thursday May 22-Saint Rita of Cascia
Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11
8:30 am
Jack Forte by Lorrie Brinn
Friday
May 23-Easter Weekday
Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17
8:30 am
Betty Eissler by Giovenco Family
Saturday May 24-Easter Weekday
Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21
3:30-4:30 pm Reconciliation
Vigil—Sixth Sunday of Easter
5:00 pm
Marilyn Kelly by John & Pam Matyasik
St. Pius X Parish Family
7:00 pm
Misa en español
Sunday
May 25
Acts 8:5-8, 14-17; Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20; 1 Pt 3:15-18 or
1 Pt 4:13-16; Jn 14:15-21 or Jn 17:1-11a
7:30 am
Lewis Monckton by family
Richard Riccio by Popo and Riccio families
9:30 am
John Brach by Al & Mary Ann Wright
11:30 am
Adolph Ottaviani by Hitzemann family
Sunday
7:30 am
E/M: D. Czocher, C. Gawenda, K. Kustra,
J. Molenda, L. Newman, L. Thurman
Lectors: C. D’Acquisto, B. Hocking
A/S: N. Giancana, R. Popo, K. Tyszkiewicz,
A. Vittorio
G: T. & C. Blaszak, J. Nelson
Sunday
9:30 am
E/M: B. & H. Grant, K. Hogan, B. Kramer,
S. Lechtenberg, V. McClelland
Lectors: K. Kwak, S. Kwak
A/S: L. Esposito, B. & N. Lechtenberg,
B. McGovern
G: D. Stoltman, J. & S. DeFalco
E/M: P. Incrocci, H. Jaroszewski, M. LoCoco,
D. May-Carter, N. Rigor, E. Soger
Sunday
Lectors: S. Rakowski, M. Reaves
11:30 am
A/S: L. King, J. Long, A. Sanchez
G: J. & R. Martinet
St. Pius X Prayer Chapel
The Prayer Chapel is open Sunday through
Friday evenings, 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Please come
and adore Him. Use Door #8 on east side of
church building. Would you like to sign up for
an hour per week in the Prayer Chapel? Please
contact our leaders to pledge your hour.
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Estelle Soger
Cathy Monckton
Michelle LoCoco
Linda Chan
Ceil D’Acquisto
Carol Gawenda
the following parishioners
and friends who are ill:
McKenna Tyszkiewicz
John Johnson
George McAloon
Peggy Schuda
Rev. John Barrett
Karl Gandt
630-627-8310
708-646-8067
630-620-6283
630-941-8918
630-627-9472
630-833-3211
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Bob Heise
Karen Krystyan
Sara George
Rachel Butler
Catherine Gilvary
Mary Ann Gierzynski
Light Our Way
Why Do Catholics Cross Their Head, Lips, and Heart at Mass?
During Mass, we make a little cross on our head, lips, and heart, because these outward gestures made with our bodies are
pointing to an inward prayer that is happening in our hearts.
When the Gospel is about to be read, the priest says: 'A Reading from the Gospel according to St____.' The congregation then
responds, 'Glory to You Oh Lord,' making a small cross with their thumb over their forehead, lips, and chest.
Remember, the cross itself is a sign of redemption in and through Jesus Christ. When we make this sign of the cross, in any
form, it's an outward act to profess our inward faith in the Trinity. This sign declares that, through our baptism, we belong to God.
The reason for making a cross during this period of the Mass is to highlight the importance of the Word of God we are about to
hear. St. Paul taught us, 'For the Word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of
soul and spirit, of joints and marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart' (Hebrews 4:12).
In the outward sign of crossing our forehead, lips, and heart, we are asking that the Word of God to pierce our mind, lips,
and hearts.
We cross our forehead so that the Word of God may be in our thoughts and purify our minds. We cross our lips so that our
speech may be holy and incline us to share the Gospel with others. And we cross our hearts to invite God to strengthen our love for
Him and others. All of this is so that we might know, proclaim, and love Jesus Christ all the more.
So, next time you’re at Mass and the Gospel is about to be proclaimed pray that 'The Word of God be ever in my mind,
proclaimed by my lips, and pierce my heart leading me to deeper communion with you, Jesus.'
For additional information visit www.lifeteen.com
40th Anniversary—Mary Immaculate Queen of the Universe National Shrine
Mary Immaculate Queen of the Universe Comes to St. Pius X Church the movement continues….
In late 1954, a small group of priests, religious and lay people in France formed
the movement, “The Work of Mary Immaculate Queen of the Universe.” They
began by distributing around the world copies of Mere’s painting and the special
prayer she had composed, the imprimatur of bishops in many languages and
directions for a beautiful home enthronement ceremony.
Bishop Romeo Blanchette, Diocese of Joliet, when giving his imprimatur, stated
“I gladly give my permission in honor of her lady.” Also included in the letter of
permission to Msgr. Wagner was the Bishop’s message that “devotion to Mary,
mother of God, leads to increased devotion to her Divine Son. Love of Mary
increases our love for her Divine son, Jesus our Savior. By honoring the mother
we are not taking away from the honor to the Son. By honoring the Son, we get
to appreciate the mother more. Jesus and Mary were joined together in the work of our salvation, and this work is still being
perfected through our lives.”
With the approval of Bishop Blanchette and the support of Msgr. Wagner, pastor of St. Pius X parish,
our church, on May 31, 1974 became the first in the United States to formally establish a shrine under
the title Mary Immaculate Queen of the Universe, thus designating it as the national shrine.
The main shrine and central focal point of the Movement is in Bois-le-Roi, a small village just south
of Paris. Many young people have joined the Fraternity of MIQ as consecrated brothers and sisters
called to a life consecrated in love, in the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity and obedience.
Those seeking a closer relationship with the Mother of God and her Divine Son, have their homes
enthroned to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and His Mother. Regular visitations across the world from
members of the Fraternity in France unite the global family of Messengers of Mary Immaculate
Queen from many countries including France, Ireland, Great Britain, Argentina, Lebanon, Africa and
the United States.
Celebration Mass & Blessing of the Shrine: Saturday, May 31 at 10:00 am
Refreshments immediately following
For questions or information, contact Sarah Giovenco at 630-629-9165.
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PARISH NEWS
Our Stewardship of Sharing
Weekly Offering Report
Weekly Offering Contributions ~ May 2014
First Week Offering
$10,885
First Week Electronic Giving (5/1-5/6)
6,949
Second Week Offering
8,687
Second Week Electronic (5/7-5/13)
6,747
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Year to Date Sunday Offering Budget
July 1, 2013 through April 30, 2014
Revenue
$637,899
Budget through April 30
650,400
Over (under) Budget
(12,501)
Budgeted Income for May*
$62,000
Amount needed for May offering budget $28,732
*Budgeted offering income needed to meet
monthly budgeted expenses.
Church Projects Collection
July 1, 2013 through May 13, 2014
Easter Online Giving
Easter donations can be made using the Online Giving
feature on the parish website: www.stpiuslombard.org.
Easter Collection through 5/13/14
Budged for Easter
$21,988
$23,000
Air Conditioning Goal
Restroom Goal
Paver Bricks
$35,000 Donations
$77,000 Donations
Donations
Golden Touch Donations 7/1/13-5/13/14
$16,256
32,093
48,121
$47,937
Thank you for your continued support of our ministries to the people of God.
From the Desk of the Business Manager
 Memory Path and Landscaping Project – 217 engraved
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paver bricks have been ordered. Construction on this
project will be done the last week of June. Now is the time
Goal
to order your brick to make sure it is installed in the initial
construction. Final pre-construction order deadline is
reached! !
May 30. The price of a brick will increase by $50 to cover
Pre-construction
the cost of removing a brick and installing the engraved
order deadline
brick.
May 30.
Engraved Bricks for Special Occasions – consider an
After May 30
engraved brick as a lasting gift for:
Brick prices
Anniversary
Increase by $50
Birthday
Graduation
th
60 Anniversary Pictorial Directory – we will publish a
pictorial directory at the end of the year to celebrate the
parishes 60th Anniversary. Picture taking dates have been
scheduled for August 5 to 9 and September 23 to 27. The
August dates were set to allow families with children
going off to school time to have a family photo taken.
Fall Fest – save the dates September 20-22. Watch for details in the bulletin.
Potholes – we are getting prices to repair the potholes in our parking lots. This winter was really tough on our aging asphalt. We
are being told we have to repave the Westmore side next year. We are in the process of getting proposals to repave all of our lots
so we can see what prices we will be up against.
God’s Peace, John Matyasik
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This Week’s Calendar of Events
Monday-May 19
Eucharist Program
Tuesday-May 20
Administration Meeting
Fall Fest Meeting
Eucharist Program
Wednesday-May 21
Grade School Mass
Rosary/Prayer/Benediction
Thursday-May 22
Choir Rehearsal
Eucharist Program
7:00 pm
Parish Office
1:30 pm
5:30 pm
7:00 pm
Parish Office
Parish Office
Martha Room
8:30 am
8:00 pm
Church
Prayer Chapel
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
Church
Parish Office
Altar Servers – Extraordinary Ministers
Hospitality - Lectors
June, July, August 2014
We need to know your restrictions, vacations, unavailable
time, requested Masses, etc. No restriction means you are
available.
Please resend any prior information given earlier about
these months.
Send to [email protected]
Or call Dn Larry at 630-627-4526, ext 207
Eucharist Program in May
May is typically the time we think of
for First Holy Communions. To
celebrate this beautiful sacrament of
the Holy Eucharist, called the
“Source and summit of the Christian
Life,” by the Catechism of the
Catholic Church, we will be hosting a
DVD presentation by
Fr. Robert Barron, with a discussion
and fellowship following. The presentation is held in 2 part
sessions and will be offered several nights in May. It is free
and requires only an open heart.
Please join us :
Tuesdays, May 20 and 27, at 7:00 pm in the Martha Room
OR
Thursdays, May 22 and 29 at 7:30 pm in the Parish Office.
Absolute Deadline for bulletin
10 am on Thursday, May 22, 2014
The 8th grade Faith Formation class, along with Fr. George, presented a check for $900.00 to the director of the
Deicke Home. The students held a bake sale as their class discipleship project.
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MINISTERIO HISPANO
Misa en Español
Sacerdote
Coordinadora de Ministerio Hispano
Coordinador Educación Religiosa
Horario de Oficina
Miércoles
Jueves
Teléfono
Email
Sábado 7:00 pm
Fernando Cuevas
Laura Mora
Abraham Rodríguez
9:00 am—1:00 pm
1:00 pm—4:00 p.m.
630-627-4526 X203
[email protected]
La Parroquia de San Pio X Felicita a los estudiantes
de Formación de Fe que recibieron el Sacramento de la
Primera Comunión el 17 de Mayo 2014.
Alexandra A. Acosta
Alan G. Acosta Cruz
Jesús Alarcón
Brayan Almaraz
Mario Camacho
Raúl Camacho
Alejandro Campos
Jonathan Campos
Jorge M. Castañeda
Daniela Chávez
Daniela Contreras
Jaydy M. Coss
Taiz Coss
Jesús F. Cruz Olayo
Alex Delgado
Edgar Delgado
Stephanie A. Flores
Abraham G. García
Victoria García Castillejo
Emmanuel Gutiérrez
Hugo Guzmán
David J. Hernández
Edgar Martínez Jr.
Brian D. Méndez
Kevin A. Méndez
Marco A. Méndez
Ivan Olivares Cervantes
Yesica Olivares Cervantes
Andrés Orizaba
Andrea N. Osorio Palomino
Carla D. Osorio Palomino
Kaitlyn Padrón
Karina Ramírez
Gisell Robles
Wilfredo Robles
Jason A. Rojas-Téllez
Jonathan Solís-Cruz
Jennifer Tiscareño
Mayra Tiscareño
Yesennia Tiscareño
Ana I. Uribe
Alexa N. Valadez Castañeda
Jessica Valadez
Deisy Vergara Calderón
Giovanni Vergara Calderón
Javier Vergara Calderón
Jesús Vergara Calderón
PIEDRAS VIVAS
A Jesús le gustaba mucho eso de usar comparaciones con la vida
cotidiana para hablar del Reino de Dios. Inventaba parábolas para
que la gente comprendiera. Otras veces usaba imágenes cercanas
a la vida y la cultura del momento, como la del Buen Pastor, que
escuchábamos la semana pasada, o las de hoy: “Yo soy el
camino; yo soy la verdad; yo soy la vida”. Los discípulos también
aprendieron a hacerlo. Hoy Pedro utiliza esa misma estrategia
para hablar a sus hermanos. Les dice, y nos dice: “Vosotros sois
PIEDRAS VIVAS”. Unas piedras que construyen un templo,
pero no un templo material, sino el “templo del Espíritu”, es
decir, la Iglesia.
Cada uno de nosotros somos una de esas piedras que hacemos
posible la Iglesia, y Cristo es la piedra angular, la piedra en la que
se apoyan todas las demás, una piedra desechada por los
hombres, pero escogida por Dios. Y dice más: “el que crea en
ella, no quedará defraudado”. Cada piedra ocupa su lugar en la
construcción del templo del Espíritu. Y es precisamente el
Espíritu el que nos va diciendo a cada uno dónde debemos estar,
dónde colocarnos. A eso en la Iglesia le llamamos la vocación.
También en la primera comunidad cristiana iban surgiendo
diversas vocaciones, diversos carismas que hacían que cada uno
descubriera su sitio y su lugar. “No nos parece bien descuidar la
Palabra de Dios para ocuparnos de la administración. Por tanto,
hermanos, escoged a siete de vosotros, hombres de buena fama,
llenos de espíritu y de sabiduría, y los encargaremos de esta
tarea; nosotros nos dedicaremos a la oración y al ministerio de
la palabra”.
Unos se dedican a la administración, otros a la oración y al
ministerio de la Palabra… cada uno según su carisma y según su
vocación. Así surgen los primeros diáconos de la Iglesia, 7
diáconos con una misión específica en la comunidad, al servicio
de la construcción del templo del Espíritu, como piedras vivas.
Así nació Caritas.
¿Cuál es tu papel en esta construcción? ¿Qué lugar ocupas tú
como “piedra viva” de esta Iglesia que camina en tu ciudad, en tu
barrio? ¿Te sientes apoyado en Jesucristo, la piedra angular?
¿Edificas tu vida desde él? Son preguntas que nos podemos hacer
a la luz de la Palabra de Dios de hoy para ir revisando nuestra
vida cristiana. Date hoy unos minutos para reflexionarlas y
proponte alguna acción que mejore tu condición de “piedra viva”.
Al final, cada uno de nosotros estamos llamados, como piedras
vivas, a formar la gran asamblea del cielo, la gran Eucaristía, una
gran mesa donde hay sitio para todos los que quieran sentarse en
ella, y donde Jesucristo, piedra angular, es el servidor y el
anfitrión de todos. Así cumplimos el deseo de Jesús: “que donde
estoy yo, estéis también vosotros”. Para llegar a ella, el Señor nos
invita a mirarle a él: “yo soy el camino y la verdad y la vida”.
Siguiendo sus huellas no quedaremos defraudados.
Que cada Eucaristía que celebramos sea un verdadero encuentro
con Jesucristo. Que no tiemble nuestro corazón por ello. Que
encontrándonos con él aumente nuestra fe, y que nuestra vida sea
testimonio de esa fe que profesamos.
Por Pedro Juan Díaz
May 18, 2014
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DIOCESAN NEWS
Diocesan Job Opportunities
Network Administrator
The Diocese of Joliet is seeking to hire a full time benefited
Network Administrator. The Network Administrator under
general direction designs, supports, maintains computer
networking systems; installs, configures, and maintains both
physical and virtual computer servers; e-mail and access accounts
and other related duties as assigned to ensure the stable operation
of the organization’s IT assets.
Any combination of education and training equivalent to
possession of a bachelor's degree in computer science or related
areas and 4 years work experience as network administrator.
Must support the Mission and values of the Diocese of Joliet and
the Roman Catholic Church. Proven experience and success with
LAN and WAN support, design and implementation, proven
ability to support routers, switches and access points, network
security principles and general network management best
practices, proven analytical and problem-solving abilities,
experienced working in a team-oriented, collaborative
environment. Experienced with Windows Server administration Windows 2008/R2 and 2012/R2, Active Directory Account
administration and troubleshooting; Group Policy, Exchange
2010, HyperV, Storage Systems (SAN), Backup Exec, Patch
management – WSUS, System Management and Monitoring ,
switching, Cisco routing and firewalls. Must have strong
customer service orientation, strong oral and written
communication skills along with good interpersonal skills. Some
overtime as required. On-call availability for emergency issues.
Lifting and transporting moderately heavy objects, such as
computers and peripherals. Qualified candidates please email
cover letter, resume and salary requirements to
[email protected].
Manager of Resource Development
Reporting to and working directly with the Chief Development
Officer, the Manager of Resource Development directs the day to
day efforts of the Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal which
secures revenue to support the mission and ministries of the
Diocese of Joliet. This position also manages donor records, data
collection and processing and provides guidance and support to
parishes in their efforts to implement offertory enhancement and
stewardship programs.
Must have a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications or
a related field, and further training in Church related
development and stewardship programs. Preference for a
minimum of five years of successful, relevant fundraising/
stewardship and marketing experience along with excellent
verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills. A solid
understanding of Microsoft Office products and experience
working with databases is also required. The candidate must be
self-motivated and a Roman Catholic in good standing, along
with a demonstrated commitment and active participation in the
work of the Catholic Church. Bilingual in Spanish and English a
plus.
This is a full time position with benefits. This position requires
travel throughout the Diocese of Joliet that entails some evening
and weekend activity. Flexibility of schedule and reliable
transportation is required. To view a full job description visit
www.dioceseofjoliet.org/hr/. Individuals meeting the necessary
qualifications email a cover letter, resume and salary
requirements to the Office of Human Resources:
[email protected].
Vocations
Special Diocesan Diaconate Ordination Pilgrimage to Rome and Assisi
September 26 thru October 5, 2014
Join Bishop Joseph Siegel and Fr. Burke Masters on a Pilgrimage to the Eternal City for the Ordination to the Diaconate of our very
own Seminarian, Mr. Paul Solomon. We will experience many of the beauties and antiquities of ROME, including its awe inspiring
churches such as St. Peter's Basilica, the Scavi Excavations where we find the bones of St. Peter, and the hillside town of Assisi. We
will be privileged to participate in the Pontifical North American College’s 2014 Diaconate Ordinations. This promises to be a
blessed event that will bring us great joy and fond memories. Other highlights of the pilgrimage include visits to the Vatican
Museums, a Wednesday audience with Pope Francis, a visit to the Pontifical North American College, and a walk through Ancient
Rome. Approximate cost is $3200 per person, double occupancy. However, prices are subject to change.
For further information and/or to RESERVE YOUR PLACE contact Sofia @ 800-653-0017 or email: [email protected]
for a detailed brochure and reservation form.
Catholic Singles Retreat
Mid-life Singles (mid-30s to 50s): register today for a life-changing REFLECT weekend retreat at the Cardinal Stritch Retreat
House, Mundelein, IL (in the northern suburbs), on June 20-22, 2014. Cost is just $185 for meals and a single room. Take a chance
and get involved... you won't regret it! Call 312-532-8286, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.ReflectRetreat.com
for details.
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COMMUNITY NEWS
West Suburban Faith-Based Peace Coalition
Joyful Again Ministry
In May we are showing the documentary "Freedom Riders,"
directed by Stanley Nelson and produced by Firelight Media
for PBS. From May until November 1961, more than 400 black
and white Americans risked their lives deliberately violating
Jim Crow laws by traveling together on buses and trains as they
journeyed through the Deep South. The Freedom Rides were
launched to capture the attention of the Kennedy
administration. The Interstate Commerce Commission, after
five months of fighting, finally ended the segregation in bus
and rail stations that had been in place for generations. The film
serves as an educational and advocacy tool in order to support
young people who are mobilizing around contemporary social
issues such as immigrant rights, youth violence, and
environmental issues.
Freedom Riders Movie
May 20 at 7:00 pm
Lombard Mennonite Church
528 East Madison St, Lombard
Free and open to the public.
Memorial Day Ceremony 2014
Please Join Us….
Noon, May 26, 2014
Sunken Garden
(Near Maple & Grace Streets, Lombard)
Questions? Call 630-873-4440 or
630-620-5718.
Additional parking at Berean Bible Church,
535 E. Maple.
For Widowed Men and Women
Are you widowed? Have you reached a
crossroads? Are you at a turning point? Do you
want to move forward with your life, while still
treasuring your memories?
The Joyful Again program brings understanding and hope to
help you in your life’s new journey.
What: Workshop/retreat for Widowed Men and Women
Where: St. Julie Billiart Parish, Tinley Park, IL
When: June 28 & 29, 2014
For information or to register call: Joyful Again Widowed
Ministry at 708-354-7211.
Early registration is encouraged.
Serra Club of DuPage
Father Peter Jarosz, pastor of Christ the King Parish in Lombard
and chaplain of the Serra Club of DuPage, will be the speaker at
meeting of the SERRA Club on Monday, May 19, 2014, at
St Petronille Parish, 420 Glenwood Avenue, Glen Ellyn. The
evening will begin at 6:00 pm with Rosary and Mass in the
Church. Dinner will follow in the Parish Center.
The SERRA Club, a national organization supporting
vocations to the priesthood, invites you to join them at
St Petronille on May 19 for the Mass and dinner. To find out
more about SERRA or to make a reservation for the dinner,
please contact Joann Carr: [email protected] or
630-665-0994.
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