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MONDAY — June 30, 2014 8:00–FlorenceMullinsrq.Daughter
12:00PM(Noon)–ThanksgivingDuranFamily
7:00PM–MassinPolish
June 29, 2014 The sanctuary lamps
this week are lit for:
Living & Deceased Members of Greco Family Living & Deceased Members of Scarpelli Family TUESDAY — July 1, 2014 8:00AM–MassinEnglish
12:00PM(Noon)–MassinEnglish
7:00PM–MassinPolish
Marriage Banns
WEDNESDAY — July 2, 2014 8:00AM–MassinEnglish
12:00PM(Noon)–MassinEnglish
7:00PM‐MassinPolish
First: Lukasz Puchatka and Wioletta Maslowska Cesar Pinto and Kinga Kadlubowska THURSDAY — July 3 — Feast of St. Thomas Apostle 8:00AM–LauraM.Pelegrinorq.CousinAgnes
12:00PM(Noon)–MassinEnglish
7:00PM‐MassinPolish
FRIDAY— July 4, 2014—Independence Day 9:00AM–AllParishioners
6:00PM‐Confession
7:00PM‐MassinPolish/FirstFridayoftheMonth
Congratulations!
Congratulations and best wishes to the couple married in our church last week: Michael Colon and Robin Cavanaugh Adam Zaranski and Katarzyna Baginska Rafal Florczak and Martyna Szrajer SATURDAY— July 5, 2014 7:00AM–MassinPolish
8:00AM–MassinEnglish
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SUNDAY— July 6, 2014 7:00AM‐+Ewa,JanKabat; Maria,JanBudzioch
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10:00AM–B‐DayBlessingforMickoy,Sam,
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10:15AM–+KrystynaKarbowicz
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12:30PM–MassinEnglish
3:00PM–MassinPolish
5:00PM–JozefRebisz
7:00PM‐MassinPolish
Rest in Peace
Please remember to pray for the souls of all our faithful departed, especially: Christine Smiley DEVOTIONS
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION ‐ Held each Thursday following the 8:00 a.m. Mass until 6:45p.m DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET Divine Mercy Chaplet is prayed in English everyday from Monday to Friday following 8:00 a.m. Mass. Please take a short break from your busy life and join the ladies in prayers. On every Saturday right after 8:00 a.m. Mass prayer to St. Anne is being said. Please stop by the Church and offer to God at least a few moments of your time. June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday Remember in Prayer
As members of the parish faith community, it is our responsibility to remember both in concrete and spiritual ways those who cannot celebrate with us each week because they are ill. Those who are sick in turn, remember all of us daily in their prayers and in their sufferings. We experience many blessings because of their remembering us. And so...please remember in your prayers: Irene Rowe Mary Ayello Florence Magro Anthony R. Coco Lottie Chrapla Violet Del Vacchio Rosalie Anastos Edward Waytula Pat Ostrowski William Keleher Arlene Garcia Diana Krzyzanowski Nick Paolino Theresa Duval Adam Shershen Bernice Lutke Jean Staniszewski Josephine Coco Laura Schofield Calvin Upton Julie D’Agostino Luna Family Margery Janz Brianna Jurczykowski Susan Milostan Robert Malek Michael F. Coco Tish Vanoni Jodi Mack Geraldine Mack Agnes Coco Ester Baran Isabell Beyer Deadra Kusek Stanley Podgorny Marietta Falbo Laverne Greco Steve Johns Barbara Alderson Bernadine Jablonski Henryk Sykula Anna DeBold Kathleen Barr Mary Haltin Virginia Starsiak Veena Bhat Pat Flynn Veronica Segovia Frances Skrabacz Marion Watermann Richard Behrendt Irene & Joseph Biancalana Steve Garorowski Grace Miceli Marcey Iwanski Sue Buzinski Dolly D’Agostino Jim Bunton Erick Jenkins Jerry Mack A Prayer for the Armed Forces
Almighty God, stretch forth Your mighty arm to strengthen and protect the men and women of our Armed Forces. As they face the myriad of challenges and decisions that each day is destined to bring, may they be anchored by their faith, protected by Your presence and comforted by the knowledge that they are loved by You and by this community of faith. Grant that, meeting dan‐
ger with courage, and all occasions with discipline loyalty, they may truly serve the cause of justice and peace to the honor of your holy name, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. SPC Jeffrey Foerster Page Three
Our Stewardship
of Treasure
SUNDAY, June 22, 2014 Envelopes — $6,192.00 Loose — $3,420.00 TOTAL: $9,612.00 Thank you for sharing your „TREASURE” with St. Ferdinand Parish Bóg zapłać! PLEASE REMEMBER ST. FERDINAND PARISH IN YOUR WILL
Thank you!
The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention. ~OscarWilde
Sincere THANK YOU to all who give their time to keep our church clean. Thank you for your faithfulness and dependability. Please know that your help is very much valued and appreciated. May God bless you abundantly. CHURCH CLEANING Anyone interested in helping to clean our church is welcome to join us: Mondays at 5:00 pm and/
or Fridays at 10:00 am LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
for the weekend of July 5/6 MASS TIME LECTOR EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS SATURDAY, JULY 5 5:00 PM E. DeLeon E. Mele, M. McGinnis SUNDAY, JULY 6 8:30 AM B. Koziol 10:00 AM E. A. Anaya (chapel) T. Kass, D. Antos M.A. Barnhart, R. Serran, E. Camara, E. Anaya & T. Anaya 12:30 PM
J. Lohrmann S. Kass, M. Madrano 5:00 PM M. Syodia H. Syodia, M. Lay June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday FRIDAY JULY 4—INDEPENDENCE DAY This Friday we observe the national celebration of our Nation's independ‐
ence. As we celebrate let us remember to pray that God will strengthen and bless America and make our nation a haven of liberty and justice for all — born and unborn. On April 19, 1775, American minutemen faced English sol‐
diers on the village green in Lexington, Massachusetts. Someone — no one to this day knows who — fired a shot, and a battle followed which marked the beginning of the American Revolution. After the Battle of Lexington, the desire of Americans for complete independence from England grew stronger. Less than a month after that battle, the Second Continental Con‐
gress met in Philadelphia. On July 4, 1776, the Congress issued a Declaration of Independence, announcing "that these united colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent states." For a time it seemed to some that the fight for independ‐
ence was a hopeless struggle, but an important American victory at Saratoga marked a turning point in the war. After that victory the Americans gained a strong ally, France. With the help of France, the Americans went on to win a final victory over the English at Yorktown. The English Par‐
liament then decided to make peace and accept American independence. With independence won, the thirteen states set out to form a new nation. There were strong differences among the states, but Americans came to understand the need for unity, and devised a new plan for government—the Consti‐
tution. The new government, under the Constitution, was faced with many problems, both at home and abroad. How‐
ever it found ways to solve these problems, and the United States began to grow rapidly. Excerpted from American History, published by Laidlaw Brothers. MASS SCHEDULE FOR THE 4TH OF JULY There will be one morning Mass only at 9:00 a.m. (No Masses at 8:00AM and 12:00 noon) First Friday Mass in Polish at 7:00PM OFFICE SCHEDULE THE PARISH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY July 4 and SATURDAY July 5. HAPPY HOLIDAY! Page Four ‘Under God’ Our American Legacy The Knights of Columbus celebrates the 60th Anniversary of a historic amendment to the Pledge of Allegiance. On a wintry morning, January 20, 1961, John F. Kennedy delivered his inaugural presidential address in which he fa‐
mously challenged his fellow Americans to “ask not what your country can do for you‐ask what you can do for your coun‐
try.” But much earlier in the oration, President Kennedy, a Fourth Degree Knight, drew attention to a theme that has been threaded throughout American history from the outset. In the second paragraph, he re‐
minded the nation that “the rights of man come not from the generosity of the state, but from the hand of God” In other words, Kennedy underscored the idea of a nation “under God.” For most of us who grew up in the United States, we heard and said those words at the beginning of every school day. June marks the 60th anniversary of the addition of “under God” to the Pledge of Allegiance. And the Knights of Colum‐
bus, who played a pivotal role in the addition of those two words, continue today to defend and preserve them from forces that seek to remove them. Less than three days before Kennedy’s iconic speech, his predecessor, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, had likewise expressed the primacy of God over government in his presi‐
dential farewell address: “You and I, my fellow citizens, need to be strong in our faith that all nations, under God, will reach the goal of peace and justice.” Eisenhower was fond of the phrase “under God,” for on Flag Day, June 14, 1954, he signed into law a resolution passed by Congress that amended the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance. Later that year, he wrote a letter to the Knights for their efforts in this change. “A portion of this article appearing in Columbia Magazine of June 2014 and is reprinted with permission of the Knights of Columbus, New Haven, CT” Thanks to the efforts of Father Michael J. McGivney, assistant pas‐
tor of St. Mary’s Church in New Haven and some of his parishion‐
ers, the Connecticut state legislature on March 29, 1882, officially chartered the Knights of Columbus as a fraternal benefit society. The Order is still true to its founding principles of charity, unity and fraternity. The Knights was formed to render financial aid to mem‐
bers and their families. Mutual aid and assistance are offered to sick, disabled and needy members and their families. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their fami‐
lies through educational, charitable, religious, social welfare, war relief and public relief works. The Knights of Columbus has grown from several members in one council to more than 14,000 councils and 1.8 million members. Visit www.kofc.org for more information. Page Five SS. Peter & Paul Sunday Announcing Year of the Sacraments (July 2014 ‐ July 2015) In Archdiocese of Chicago The final year will focus on fostering reflection by Catholics on the purpose and meaning of all of the sacraments, with particular attention to Eucharist and Reconciliation. The theme for Year IV is: The Year of Sacraments: Pope Francis’ Vision of Healing and Communion. The fourth year will focus on the sacraments with a particular emphasis on the sacraments of healing and communion, that is, Penance, Anointing of the Sick, Marriage, and Holy Orders. Pope Francis has summoned the Church to be a Church of mercy and so be an evangelizing presence in the world. As we re‐
claim the healing and reconciling power of the sacraments, we also discover our own responsibility to be sources of healing and communion in the world. In that sense, we un‐
derstand the Church herself “in the manner of a sacrament of the unity of all humanity in God.” (Lumen gentium, n. 1)
Throughout the whole year once again a series of articles “One Word at a Time” will be featured to refresh our knowledge about the sacraments, how do we understand them and how we explain them. COR’S CORNER — Please remember our Food Pantry when you shop this weekend The foods we give out (all non‐perishable), cereals, rice, soups, canned vegetables and meats, tuna fish, crackers, coffee, tea, jello and puddings (the kinds to cook and ones in individual containers), canned fruits, tomato sauce and pasta. We have a freezer now and wel‐
come any frozen foods. But they can't be left in church and chapel, they must be brought to the COR office at the Convent on Mondays (the office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30p.m.). People ask for toilet tissue, paper towels, shampoo and laundry and bar soap and sugar.....which when we have any, we gladly give out. On the first Saturday and Sunday of the month (July 5/6) please drop the purchased items when you come to the church. Of course, any time we are grateful to receive food donations. This is just to let you know, what the Food Pantry needs to give out to people who come for help. Our Food Pantry is open every Monday from 10:00‐11:00am. Always, thank you for all your sharing and thoughtfulness. God bless you. June 29, 2014 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM Saint Patrick High School and Notre Dame High School for Girls have more international students coming from China in August 2014. We need more host families to host our Chinese stu‐
dents. It would be a great mutual benefit to both the host families and the Chinese students. Both sides can experience dif‐
ferent cultures and languages and learn from each other. Our Chinese students are selected excellent students from China. They will be responsible for all their own expenses, such as tuition, housing, and other personal expenses. The host family will receive compensation for all expenses to host each student. We are asking for your participation and support if your fam‐
ily is interested in hosting a Chinese student. Please feel free to contact Wenjie Cosentino, Chinese Language Teacher by email: [email protected] or phone: 773 685 1351. MONTHLY CANDLELIGHT ROSARY Mater Christi Council, Knights of Columbus and the Ladies Auxiliary of Mater Christi Council invite you to join us on the first Monday of every month during 2014 as we host a Can‐
dlelight Rosary for Our Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for the month. Our next Candlelight Rosary will be on Monday, July 7, 2014 and will begin at 7:00 PM sharp and will always be in Canning Hall. All our welcome. For more information call (773) 202‐0234. Holy Father’s prayer intentions for July 2014:  Sports. That sports may always be occa‐
sions of human fraternity and growth.  Lay Missionaries. That the Holy Spirit may support the work of the laity who proclaim the Gospel in the poorest countries. GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MASS The Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass will be held on Sunday, September 14, 2014, at 2:45 PM, at Holy Name Ca‐
thedral, 735 North State Street, Chicago, Illinois. Couples married in 1964 inter‐
ested in attending this celebration should contact their par‐
ish to register. For further information call the Marriage and Family Minis‐
tries Office at 312.534.8351 or visit the website: www.marriageandfamilyministries.org. June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday DOCUMENTS‐SHREDDING& COMPUTER RECYCLING* EVENT SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2014 10AM – NOON 5619 W. BELMONT (OLD JACK ROBBINS LOT) SPONSORED BY PLAZA BANK, CHICAGO SURPLUS COMPUTER & BELMONT‐CENTRAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (773‐647‐1644) *Please computer equipment only; no TVs, VCRs, Stereos, etc. JOURNEYS—DIVORCE RECOVERY MINISTRY St. Paul of the Cross is hosting a series of monthly meetings called Journeys. These meetings are for men and women who are divorced or in the process of divorce, who wish to cope and obtain strength throughout their journeys. Meetings include educational information, time to share, and prayer, and is facilitated by formal participants. Confidentiality is stressed. St. Paul of the Cross 320 South Washington Park Ridge, Illinois 60068 Kinane Center — 7 ‐ 8:45 PM Second Monday of each month TOPICS July 14: Single Sexuality ‐ Facing the loss of sexual intimacy and expression; how to deal with sexual urges and desires. August 11: Financial Survival ‐ Strategies to minimize the financial strains of divorce, how to stabilize your budget. September to November: Divorce and Beyond ‐ A 10 week program to help face and cope with difficult aspects of di‐
vorce such as grief, guilt, blame, anger, loneliness, and for‐
giveness. The goal is to move forward and grow closer to God. Dates to be determined. December 8: Surviving the Holidays ‐ Strategies and tips for coping with the holidays. Contact Deacon Bob Bulger for addittional information. 847.825.7605 / bobbulger@spc‐church.org WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER Put a little fireworks into your marriage! Take time to re‐
flect, renew and re‐energize your marriage on the next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. Upcoming dates are August 8‐11, 2014 or October 10‐12, 2014 or December 5‐
7, 2014, all at Burr Ridge, IL. Early registration is highly recommended. For reservations/
information, call Jim & Kris at 630‐577‐0778 or visit online: www.wwmejoliet.org . Page Six Aid for Women: “Swing for Life,” golf tourna‐
ment, July 14, noon lunch and 6 p.m. cocktails/
hors d’oeuvres, at exmoor Country Club, 700 Vine, Highland Park, call Maureen, at (312) 621‐1100. “Butterfly Release”: July 27, 2 p.m., check‐in 1:15 p.m., to honor living or deceased loved ones, $10 donation for each butterfly to be released, at Rosary Hill Home, 9000 W. 81st St., Justice, to receive and return donor form by July 11, email Cathie at [email protected], or for more info, call (708) 458
‐3040. Chicago Focolare Centers’ Midwest Mariapolis: July 11‐15, “Love One Another,” all ages, with sessions on spirituality of unity, games, outdoor fun, programs for children and teens, free nursery facilities, at Valparaiso University, Ind., for more info or to register, call (773) 285‐2746. “Theology on Tap”: four‐part speaker/ conversation series for those in their 20s and 30s, July 13 and 27, after 5:30 p.m. con‐
temporary Mass, July 21 and Aug 4, 7‐9 p.m., at St. Robert Bellarmine Parish, 4646 N. Austin, visit srb‐chicago. org, or call Beth at (773) 815‐5074. St. Turibius Grade School: seeking class of 1974 for July 20, 11 a.m. 40th reunion Mass, events follow, for more info, call Paula, at (708) 651‐3075 June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday NIGHTFEVER ‐ JULY 19, 2014 – ST. ALPHONSUS St. Alphonsus Parish, located at 1429 W. Wellington in Chicago, will be hosting the next Nightfever, starting with Mass at 7:30 pm and continuing through the night. Last year Nightfever was brought to Chicago for the first time. Holy Name Cathedral was opened from 9pm to mid‐
night. With the Eucharist exposed on the altar, priests avail‐
able to talk or hear confessions, and quiet music playing, young adults stood on the streets around the Cathedral and invited people inside to simply light a candle before going on their way for the evening. Everyone is welcome to stay for as long or as short as they like, and to come and go as they please. Over 400 people came into the Cathedral to pray. Some lit a candle and left, others stayed for over an hour. Some received the sacrament of reconciliation for the first time in decades! Hearts were touched, healed, and transformed. The idea behind Nightfever is simple: Open the church, invite people in, and let Christ work. And the effect is remarkable. Nightfever is an outstanding experience of Christ’s love for all involved. For more info go to: http://www.nightfeverchicago.org/ Page Seven THIS WEEK AT ST. FERDINAND PARISH Monday — June 30, 2014 10:00AM—Friendship Club (Convent) 6:00PM — Cub Scouts (Convent) 6:00PM — Troop #51 (McManus Hall) Tuesday — July 1, 2014 5:00PM — Radosc (McManus Hall) 5:30PM — Zawaternik (Canning Hall) 6:00PM — Chicagowskie Slowiki (Chapel) Wednesday — July 2, 2014 2:30PM — Jr. Legion of Mary (Convent) 5:00PM — Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena (Church) 6:00PM — Cub Scouts (Convent) 6:00PM — Kropeczki (Convent) 6:30PM — Legion of Mary (Convent) 7:30PM — Baptism Prep Classes in English (Church) Thursday — July 3, 2014 2:30PM — Jr. Legion of Mary Adoration (Church) 6:00PM — Girls Scouts (Convent) 7:00PM — Filareci Choir (Chapel) Friday — July 4, 2014 INDEPENDENCE DAY PARISH OFFICE CLOSED NO ACTIVITIES Saturday — July 5, 2014 6:00PM — AA Meeting (Convent) 6:00PM — Baptism in Polish (Church) Sunday — July 6, 2014 10:00AM— Good Shepherd Club Mtg (McManus Hall) Find A Catholic Church anywhere in the World ‐ LOG ONTO: www.masstimes.org Traveling Catholics to locate Mass times and information for Catholic Churches around the world. BULLETIN ARTICLES DEADLINE — The deadline for bulletin articles is 3:00 p.m. on the previous Friday preceding the Sunday of publication. All articles can be can emailed to: [email protected]. June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday Page Eight Notre Dame High School News Flash The 2013‐2014 school year was a great success! I would like thank our students, faculty, and staff for making this school year as wonderful as it was. The NDHS class of 2014 showed that dedication to academics, extra‐curricular activities, and espe‐
cially the Church is the true embodiment of a Notre Dame young woman. We are all proud of what this wonderful group of young ladies has already accomplished, and are looking forward to hearing about their future successes. The gradu‐
ates are listed below, along with the college she will be attending in the fall, and a partial list of each of the ladies’ notable accomplishments, in‐
cluding members of the ND chapter of the Na‐
tional Honors Society (NHS).  Deja Askew‐ Wright College  Elaine Nicole Balacy‐ Northern Illinois University, Salutatorian, NHS, President’s Award for Academic Excellence, Altar 
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Server Ramishia Bryant‐ Harold Washington Community College Chevell Crayton‐ Kishwaukee College Priscilla Domenech‐ Loyola University, NHS Chapter President, President’s Award for Academic Excellence Kala Epkins‐ Henderson‐ North Carolina Agriculture & Technical State University, President’s Award for Academic Achievement Lorie Fuentes‐ Northeastern Illinois University, President’s Award for Academic Achievement, NHS, Liturgical Choir Shirley Garcia‐ Concordia University, President’s Award for Academic Achievement, NHS TeAirah Gaylord‐ Harold Washington Community College Courtney Griffin‐ Texas A&M University Tiairah Hall‐ Spalding University Margaret Hampe‐ Wright College Brianna Johnson‐ Wright College Darrin Murdock‐ Harold Washington Community College Monserrat Patino‐ Dominican University, President’s Award for Academic Achievement, NHS Evelyn Perez‐ DePaul University Leticia Perez‐ Dominican University, Valedictorian, NHS Chapter Vice President, President’s Award for Academic Excel‐
lence, Liturgical Choir, Altar Server TaNajee Russell‐ Stephens College, President’s Award for Academic Achievement, NHS Kaitlyn Scanlan‐ Wright College, President’s Award for Academic Achievement, NHS, Liturgical Choir Mariah Torres‐ Chamberlain College of Nursing, President’s Award for Academic Achievement, NHS Chapter Secretary Irene Heidelbauer Principal, Notre Dame High School for Girls Page Nine SS. Peter & Paul Sunday June Dear Parishioners and Friends , How happy the good Lord must be whenever we reach out to those who need His love! This is kindly to express sincerest appreciation for your kindness in so graciously raising funds for Good Shepherd School in Kenya. Everyone really opened their hearts and gave so generously, we were able to collect $ 28.840!!! So far MOP brothers bought new uniforms for each student, new shoes and backpacks are coming soon. In the near future children will have new desks and blackboards. At this time brothers are working very hard to improve the condition of the school building. We are also planning to buy new tables and benches for their eating area. Brothers and children are very happy and thankful. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support. Because of you we can continue to help our dear friends in Kenya. This project will be open all year long if anyone would like to make a donation please mail the check (Missionaries of the Poor P.O.Box 34095, Chicago IL 60634) or stop by at the parish office. Your generosity is a proof that together we really do make a difference in someone’s life. In Christ , Fr. Jason Torba and volunteers of MOP Drodzy Parafianie i Przyjaciele, Chwała niech będzie najpierw Panu Bogu, bo to On jest sprawcą wszelkiego dobra, ale równiez i Wam kochani za wasze życzliwe i otwarte serca. W imieniu wszystkich wolontariuszy Braci Misjonarzy oraz dzieci ze szkoły Dobrego Pasterza w Kenii pragniemy z całego serca podziękować tym wszystkim, którzy włożyli swoja "cegielkę" w dar milosierdzia dla ubogich. Dzięki waszej szczodrości, otwartym sercom, modlitwie i ofiarności mogliśmy zebrać sumę aż $28, 840! Jak dotąd Bracia zakupili nowe mundurki szkolne dla wszystkich uczniów. Zamówione są również buty i plecaki, w najbliższej przyszłości dzieci bądą miały nowe biurka i tablicę. W obecnym czasie bracia pracują intensywnie, aby wyremontować budynek szkolny . Planujemy zakup nowych stołów i ławek do jadalni. Bracia wraz z dziećmi są niezmiernie wdzięczni i bardzo szczęśliwi za okazaną przez nas pomoc. Dziękujemy raz jeszcze za Wasze wsparcie, po raz kolejny pokazaliście, że można na Was liczyć, a wasza hojność przeszła wszelkie oczekiwania! Dzięki donacjom możemy kontynuować pomoc dla najbardziej potrzebujących dzieci . Nasza akcja “ Podarujmy dzieciom przyszłość” jest kontynuowana przez cały rok, ofiary waszych serc można przesyłać na adres: Missionar‐
ies of the Poor P.O.Box 34095 Chicago , IL 60634 lub przynieść do biura parafialnego. Za wszystkie złożone ofiary niech Wam Pan Bóg stokrotnie wynagrodzi!!! Z pozdrowieniem w Chrystusie, Ks. Zdzisław Torba i chicagowska grupa wolontariuszy MOP June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday PIATEK, 4 LIPCA — DZIEŃ NIEPODLEGŁOŚCI USA 4 lipca obchodzimy Dzień Niepodległości USA. W tym dniu w naszym kościele zostanie odprawiona tylko jedna Msza św. RANO o godz. 9:00. (Nie będzie mszy św o godz. 7:00am i 12:00) Wieczorem spowiedź pierwszo‐piatkowa o godz. 6:00PM Msza sw. o godz. 7:00PM BIURO PARAFIALNE będzie NIECZYNNE w piątek 4 lipca i w sobotę 5 lipca. Page Ten PIERWSZA SOBOTA MIESIĄCA W sobotę, 5 lipca zapraszamy do kościoła na Nabożeństwo Pierwszych Pięciu Sobót miesiąca wynagradzających Niepokalanemu Sercu Maryi za grzechy i bluźnierstwa, które rozpocznie się o godz. 7:30 wieczorem. INTENCJE PAPIESKIE NA MIESIĄC LIPIEC: Intencja ogólna: Aby uprawianie sportu było zawsze okazją do umacniania braterstwa i rozwoju ludzkiego Intencja misyjna: Aby Duch Święty wspierał dzieło świeckich, którzy głoszą Ewangelię w krajach najuboższych. W liturgiczne wspomnienie świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła, druga składka ze wszystkich mszy św. sprawowanych w Kościele katolickim trafia do Watykanu i przeznaczona jest na wsparcie działalności charytatwnej samego Papieża. To historyczna pozostałość po podatku płaconym w średniowieczu na rzecz Stolicy Apostolskiej. June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday PIELGRZYMKA DO SANKTUARIUM MATKI BOZEJ CZĘSTOCHOWSKIEJ W MERRILLVILLE, IN Wybierz się na Pielgrzymkę z czuwaniem Fatimskim do Sanktuarium Matki Bożej Częstochowskiej w Merrilville, Indiana. Pielgrzymka odbędzie się w sobotę 12 lipca 2014 roku. Zapraszamy Koła Żywego Różańca, Bractwa Różańcowe a także wszystkich, którzy chcą przeżyć czuwanie modlitewne. W czasie czuwania będzie możliwość spowiedzi św. Będą również otwarte sale z posiłkami i napojami oraz sklepik klasztorny. Wyjazd z parkingu przy szkole Św. Ferdynanda (Belmont/
Mason) jest zaplanowany na godzinę 4:00 po południu. Opłata za przejazd w obie strony wynosi $20.00. Po rezerwację i szczegolowe informacje prosimy dzwonić do pani Heleny: 773/387‐2337. Serdecznie zapraszamy! Page Eleven Pielgrzymka do Sanktuarium Matki Bożej Płaczacej z La Salette w Twin Lakes, Wisconsin 27 lipca, 2014 Zarząd Kół Żywego Różańca zaprasza na pielgrzymke do Sanktuarium Matki Bożej Płaczącej z La Salette w Twin Lakes, Wisconsin, w niedzielę 27 lipca, 2014. Cena biletu wynosi $50.00 od osoby. W cenę wliczony jest przejazd luksusowym autobusem, posiłek i napoje. Odjazd zaplanowany jest na godzinę 8:30 rano z parafialnego parkingu, a powrót na godzinę 7:30 wieczór. Informacja i rezerwacje: Helena Lesak 773‐387‐2337 29 CZERWCA—UROCZYSTOŚĆ ŚWIĘTYCH APOSTOŁÓW PIOTRA I PAWŁA Kościół już od roku 258 obchodził święto obu Apostołów św. Piotra i św. Pawła razem w dniu 29 czerwca, zarówno na Zachodzie, jak i na Wschodzie, co by wskazywało na powszechne przekonanie, że to był dzień śmierci obu Apostołów. Taki bowiem był bardzo dawny zwyczaj, że wspomnienia liturgiczne obchodzono w dniu śmierci męczenników, a od IV w. także dotyczyło to wyznawców. Uroczystość św. Pawła wraz ze św. Piotrem umieszczono w jednym dniu nie dlatego, aby równać go w prymacie z pierwszym następcą Chrystusa. Chodziło o podkreślenie, że obaj Apostołowie byli współzałożycielami gminy chrześcijańskiej w Rzymie, że obaj w tym mieście oddali dla Chrystusa życie swoje oraz że w Rzymie są ich relikwie i sanktuaria. Ponadto według tradycji istniała opinia, dzisiaj uznawana za mylną, że obaj Apostołowie ponieśli śmierć męczeńską w jednym dniu i w tym Św. Piotr poniósł śmierć męczeńską według podania na wzgórzu watykańskim. Miał być ukrzyżowany według świadectwa Orygenesa głową na dół na własną prośbę, gdyż czuł się niegodnym umierać na krzyżu jak Chrystus. Cesarz Konstantyn Wielki wystawił ku czci św. Piotra nad jego grobem Bazylikę. Obecna Bazylika Św. Piotra w Rzymie pochodzi z wieku XVI‐XVII, budowana została w latach 1506‐
1629. Przy Bazylice Św. Piotra jest usytuowane "Państwo Watykańskie", istniejące w obecnym kształcie od roku 1929 jako pozostałość dawnego Państwa Kościelnego. Bazylika wystawiona na grobie św. Piotra jest symbolem całego Kościoła Chrystusa. Oprócz tej najsłynniejszej świątyni, wystawionej ku czci św. Piotra Apostoła, w samym Rzymie istnieją ponadto: kościół św. Piotra na Górze Złotej (Montorio), czyli na Janikułum, zbudowany na miejscu, gdzie Apostoł miał ponieść śmierć męczeńską; kościół św. Piotra w Okowach, wystawiony na miejscu, gdzie św. Piotr miał być więziony; kościół świętych Piotra i Pawła; kościółek "Quo vadis" przy Via Appia, wystawiony na miejscu, gdzie Chrystus według podania miał zatrzymać Św. Paweł poniósł śmierć męczeńską w Rzymie ok. 67 roku. Wcześniej aresztowany został w Jerozolimie w 60 r. Przebywał w więzieniu w Cezarei Palestyńskiej ponad dwa lata, głosząc i tam Chrystusa. W Rzymie także jakiś czas spędził jako więzień, aż dla braku dowodów winy został wypuszczony na wolność. Ze swojego więzienia w Rzymie Paweł wysłał szereg listów do poszczególnych gmin i osób. Po wypuszczeniu na wolność zapewne udał się do Hiszpanii (Rz 15, 24‐25), a stamtąd pworócił do Achai. Nie wiemy, gdzie został ponownie aresztowany. Według bardzo starożytnego podania św. Paweł miał ponieść śmierć od miecza. Nie jest znany dzień jego śmierci. Za to dobrze zachowano w pamięci miejsce jego męczeństwa Aquae Salviae za Bramą Ostyjską w Rzymie. Ciało Męczennika złożono najpierw w posiadłości św. Lucyny przy drodze Ostyjskiej. W roku 284 za czasów prześladowania, wznieconego przez cesarza Waleriana, przeniesiono relikwie Apostoła do Katakumb, zwanych dzisiaj Katakumbami św. Sebastiana przy drodze Apijskiej. Być może, na krótki czas spoczęły tu także relikwie św. Piotra. Po edykcie cesarza Konstantyna Wielkiego (313) ciało św. Piotra przeniesiono do Watykanu, a ciało św. Pawła na miejsce jego męczeństwa, gdzie cesarz wystawił ku jego czci bazylikę pod wezwaniem św. Pawła. June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday Page Twelve ZBIÓRKA ŻYWNOŚCI W naszej parafii działa Spiżarnia z żywnością dla osób w potrzebie. Spiżarnia znajduje się w budynku konwentu i czynna jest w poniedziałki od 10:00 do 11:00 rano. Zwracamy się z gorącą prośbą o pomoc w zapełnieniu półek w naszej spiżarni. Prosimy by będąc w tym tygodniu na zakupach pamiętać również o naszej spiżarni i zakupić parę dodatkowych rzeczy by tym wspomóc osoby, które znalazły się w wielkiej potrzebie i proszą nas o pomoc. Zakupione rzeczy prosimy przynieść do kościoła w następny weekend (5‐6 lipca) lub w poniedziałek do budynku konwentu podczas godzin otwarcia spiżarni (od godz. 10:00‐11:00 rano). Bóg zapłać ! SPOTKANIA GRUPY AA — Spotkania grupy AA „Al‐Anon” w języku polskim odbywają się przy naszej parafii w każdą sobotę o godz. 6:30 wieczorem w konwencie sióstr Misjonarek pod adresem 5936 W. Barry Ave. , Chicago. June 29, 2014 SS. Peter & Paul Sunday Page Thirteen ON THE SOLEMNITY OF SS. PETER
& PAUL, AND BOB KRUPP
Copyright 2014 by John B. Reynolds ([email protected]) Which is not to say that Robert Mathias Krupp, who died suddenly and unexpectedly of a heart attack at the age of 60 on Father’s Day, is a saint just yet, but if saints are, as I read once, just people in heaven‐‐canonized or not‐‐who lived lives of great charity and heroic virtues, then Bob is destined for the honor. Maybe he’s in heaven already. Or maybe he’ll be there next week. Or next year. Or whenever. But he’s going north, this guy, no question. My daily prayer for him‐‐as it is for all my friends and family who’ve moved into the next room‐‐is that today be the day. “Father, please embrace in Paradise this day Mom and Dad, Tina, Helen, Peggy, Shirley, Dave, Joe, Stanley, Coach…” I call him Coach because he helped me with the grade school track and cross‐country teams years ago when our children ran for the St. Constance Eagles. I asked his assistance because I knew he was a fitness buff, and he was quick to say yes. He often spoke of running the Chicago Marathon back then, but a lot of guys over the years have expressed interest to me in doing this, and most of them never followed though. In truth, I didn’t think Bob would either. But I realized he was serious not long after when I came upon him on the streets at 4:30 one morning logging his miles. “Coach?” I said in the darkness. Years later, we went the 26.2 together. Bob Krupp. Bib 27575. Marathoner. At the funeral, Fr. Ted, our current pastor, said that Bob helped on the finance committee for years. Fr. Tom, our previous pastor, said that Bob came to Constance and got involved at once (“every pastor’s dream parishioner…”). A friend of the family, Fr. Bill, and the Chicago Fire Department’s chaplain both said Bob embraced his faith. All the priests spoke of how much Bob liked to help people, and a long‐time friend later said that it was Bob’s humanitarian spirit that led him to join the fire department‐‐
quite a change from his accountancy gig‐‐in 1999. I went to lunch with Bob on the occasion of his CFD induction. Other than when he spoke of his family, I never saw him prouder. Today we celebrate the Solemnity of SS. Peter and Paul, two unlikely candidates for sainthood when Peter was working his nets and Paul was persecuting the early disciples. Upon meeting the Christ, though, they were changed individuals, and millenniums later, we still look to them for inspiration. Well, now I look to my friend in sort of the same way. Bob was boisterous, gregarious, curmudgeonly at times. But he loved God and family. To the death. In every good sense of the term, he lived large, and post‐funeral, my wife said that he “was just a guy named Bob who had an amazing life.” Exactly. And another friend reminded us that when asked how he was doing, Bob often said, “Fantastic. And getting better.” Since Bob was a man of great charity and heroic virtue (he put out fires…), maybe he’s in heaven already. Or maybe he’ll be there next week. Or next year. Or whenever. But he’s going north, like I said. So when he told us all those times that he was fantastic, and getting better, his insight was spot‐on. Thanks, Coach. See you on the flipside. St. Ferdinand Parish
Support Staff
Mrs. Sophie Mazurek, Parish Secretary
Sr. Bernadetta Gościniak, Administrative Assistant
Ms. Elizabeth Ceisel-Mikowska, Bulletin Editor
Mr. Kamil Duda, Website Designer/Editor
Liturgical
Bro. Dr. James Drangsholt, Music Director
Mr. Kamil Duda, Polish Music Director
Bro. Dr. James Drangsholt, Lector Coordinator
Dcn. Irv Hotcaveg, Deacon Emeritus
Ms. Jane Lohrmann, Homebound Ministers of Care Scheduler
Parish Council
Mrs. Sophie Kass—President, Stanley Mastalerz, Anthony
Mangiaracina, Peter Holod, Irene Heidelbauer, Mary Ann Barnhart,
Joyce McGiniss, Elizabeth Kata, Maria Gal, Br. James Drangsholt,
ExOfficio Members: Dr. Lucine Mastalerz , Sr. Anna Strycharz
Parish Finance Committee
Mr. Tom Bucaro-Chairperson, Fr. Jason Torba, Mrs. Mary Ann Barnhart, Mr. Gene Szaben, ExOfficio Members: Mr. Martin WojtulewiczParish Accountant, Sr. Bernadetta Gościniak, Dr. Lucine Mastalerz
Parish Organizations and Prayer Groups
Boy Scout: Mr. Vince Clemente, Coordinator
Fish Fry: Mrs. Pat Wenzl, Coordinator
Friendship Club: Mrs. Patricia Flynn, President
Girl Scout: Mrs. Joyce McGinniss, Coordinator
Knights of Columbus—Mater Christi Council:
Mr. David Rizzo, Grand Knight
Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary: Marcia Codak
Ladies of St. Anne: Mrs. Violet DelVecchio, President
Legion of Mary: Mr. Thomas Sobczak & Miss Aurora Almeida,
Co-Presidents
Legion of Mary, Juniors: Mrs. Emma Camara, President
Irving Park Catholic Woman’s Club: Mrs. Dolores Schoewe
Market Day: Ms. Pat DelBoccio, Coordinator
Polish Altar Servers — Fr. Marcin Zasada, Moderator
English Altar Servers: Fr. Marcin Zasada, Moderator
Polish Club of the Good Shepherd: Mr. Andrzej Parada, President
Polish Rosary Group: Mrs. Helena Lesak, President
Polish School Parents’ Assn.: Mrs. Bogusława Łakomy, Pres.
Radość: Miss Marzena Kulesza, Music Teacher
Kropeczki: Sr. Anna Strycharz
Zawaternik: Bernadetta i Jan Bobek
St. Ferdinand Athletic: Mrs. Linda Ward
St. Ferdinand Polish Highlanders Club:
Mr. Tadeusz Kulasik, President
St. Ferdinand School Board:
Mrs. Mary Ann Barnhart, Chairperson
St. Vincent DePaul Society: Mr. Stanley Mastalerz, President
Teens of Our Church (TORCH):
Fr. Marcin Zasada—Youth Minister
The “Faustinum” Association of Apostles of the Divine Mercy:
Fr. Jason Torba, Moderator
Ushers Club: Mr. Peter Holod, President
Pro-Life Coordinators: Tony Mangiaracina, Helena Lasak
Chapel Choir – Conductor Julie Tupiak 773-742-2611
Word of Life — Dito Camara 773-344-8514
Holy Spirit Missionary Association: Sr. Elwira Dziuk
Notre Dame Athletics: Mrs. Linda Ward
Notre Dame Board of Directors: Ms. Sue Miller & Ms. Noreen Musica
St. Ferdinand Church
5900 W. Barry Ave.
Chicago, IL 60634
St. Ferdinand Parish
Phone: (773) 622-5900
www.stferdinandchurch.com
Rev. Zdzisław (Jason) Torba, Pastor
Rev. Marcin Zasada, Associate Pastor
Rev. Michael Wyrzykowski, Associate Pastor
Rev. Albert Judy, OP — PT Associate Pastor
Rev. Raymond O’Connor, CMF — Weekend Help
Br. James Drangsholt, OSF — In Residence
MASS TIMES
ENGLISH
Weekdays
8:00 AM & 12:00 Noon
POLISH
W ciągu tygodnia
7:00 PM
Saturdays
8:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Anticipated)
Sobota
7:00 AM
Sundays
8:30 AM
10:00 AM (Chapel)
12:30 PM
5:00 PM
Niedziela
7:00 AM
10:15 AM
3:00 PM
7:00 PM
RECONCILIATION / SAKRAMENT SPOWIEDZI
Monday—Saturday / od poniedziałku do soboty
6:30 PM — 7:00 PM
Saturday / Sobota
8:30 AM — 9:00 AM
First Friday of the month / Pierwszy piątek miesiąca
6:00 PM —7:30 PM
St. Ferdinand School: 773 622-3022
Dr. Lucine Mastalerz, Head of Schools
Notre Dame High School for Girls Office: 773-622-9494
Irene Heidelbauer—Director
Religious Education Office: 773 622-3022 ex. 352
Sr. Anna Strycharz—D.R.E.
St. Ferdinand Polish Saturday School: 773-622-3022 ex 303
Sr. Genowefa Potaczała — Principal
Christian OutReach (COR): 773 622-9732
Mrs. Lu Caravette, Director
Missionary Sisters of Christ the King - 773 889-7979
Sr. Anna Strycharz, Superior — Sr. Boguslawa Trus,
Sr. Bernadetta Gościniak, Sr. Genowefa Potaczała
BAPTISM:
For Children: a pre-Baptism class is required for Baptism of the first
child. Classes are held in English on the first Wednesday of each
month at 7:30PM in the Church, and in Polish on the last Tuesday of
each month at 7:30PM in the Church. Following registration, the
sacrament of Baptism is celebrated in English on the second Saturday
each month at 6:00PM and on the fourth Sunday of the month at the
12:30PM Mass. The sacrament of Baptism is celebrated in Polish on
the first Saturday of the month at 6:00PM and on the third Sunday of
the month at the 3:00PM Mass. Please call the rectory to register at
773/622-5900.
For Adults: Classes are taught through the Rite of Christian Initiation
Program (RCIA) on Sunday mornings at 10:00AM. Please call Stan
Mastalerz, the RCIA Director at 773/865-4151 for more information.
MARRIAGES:
Must be arranged at least four months prior to the
ceremony. Please call the rectory.
CHURCH NAME AND NUMBER —
St. Ferdinand #639
ADDRESS —
5900 Barry Avenue
Chicago, Illinois. 60634
PHONE —
773-622-5900
CONTACT PERSON—
Elizabeth Ceisel-Mikowska
630-308-2609 or 708-329-4040
SOFTWARE —
Microsoft Publisher 2003
Adobe Acrobat 7.0
Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pak 4
PRINTER —
HP Photo Smart P1100
TRANSMISSION TIME—
Wednesday, 7:00AM
NUMBER OF PAGES SENT —
Cover through 16 (ads on page 14 and 15)
Page 16 is church copy
SUNDAY DATE OF BULLETIN —
June 29, 2014
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS —
SS. Peter & Paul Sunday