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St. Lawrence O’Toole
Catholic Church
4101 St. Lawrence
Avenue, Matteson, IL
60443
708-748-6090
Website: www.slotoole.org Mass Schedule:
Saturday: 5:00 PM (Sun. Vigil)
E-mail:
[email protected] Sunday: 8:30 & 11:00 AM
Monday—Saturday: 8:30 AM
Pastor’s e-mail:
Holy Days: 6:30 & 8:30 AM, 7:00 PM
[email protected]
Reconciliation: Saturdays from
4:00 PM—4:30 PM or by
FACEBOOK PAGE:
St. Lawrence O’Toole Parish appointment.
Ordinary Time and more…
Last Sunday, which was celebrated as the Baptism of the Lord, we also subconsciously celebrated the First
Sunday in Ordinary Time. This year, the first stretch of Ordinary Time is very short, as Lent will be
starting on Ash Wednesday, February 18th. Some people have wondered how the Church figures out the
timing of Ash Wednesday. Well, it’s more about just how the Church figures out the timing of Easter
each year, and believe it or not, it has to do with the moon. “…Easter, the Christian Passover, should be
celebrated on the Sunday following the first full moon (14 Nisan) after the vernal equinox.” (CCC, 1170)
But this is more about Ordinary Time.
Because of how the date of Easter is calculated, Ordinary Time is also, then, very strange. The Church
ALWAYS celebrates 34 Sundays in Ordinary Time, even though they are not all called the “nth” Sunday.
Like the First Sunday is the Baptism of the Lord every year, the 34th Sunday is the Solemnity of Jesus
Christ, the King of the Universe EVERY YEAR. There are a couple of other special Sundays too, but I
don’t want to list those for now. Needless to say, the Church has its calendar. Now back to Ordinary
Time.
So many people want to say that Ordinary Time is just plain boring. There is just no life to those weeks
of the priest wearing green vestments. Ho-hum, blah, blah, blah. Well, I am hoping to change your tune
even just a little bit with this article. I recently read-up a little more on Ordinary Time. I happen to like
Ordinary Time, SPECIFICALLY because the specialty seasons are just SO focused and SO much more
complicated to work through. For instance, having just finished Advent and Christmas, albeit time wellspent and many great celebrations and lessons, it’s thoroughly exhausting. I don’t want to sound like I
am complaining. Anyone who knows me, knows I truly love Christmas. It’s very focused and that takes a
lot of energy, especially when the days have much less daylight. It’s a struggle. Lent and Easter are great
in their own rights, but again, very focused time. The subject matter is so deep. One needs to keep their
spirit open to the grace of God, and when the hardships of the world want to bring us down, the energy
it takes to be joyful is tremendous.
Ordinary Time is a very different cycle. There are such a wide variety of topics to teach on and preach
about for these 34 weeks. Sure, the world doesn’t stop giving us heartaches and hardships, but that is
what makes Ordinary Time good for me. It allows us to possibly focus on world issues, Church issues,
catechesis or other topics pertinent to people’s local lives. Ordinary Time is a true celebration of “every
seven-day celebration of the Lord’s Day.” (Ordo, p. 30) Think of it this way – Ordinary Time is a time for
us to simply come together as a community to celebrate the love that God has for us AND the love we
have for one another. If we just celebrated the Baptism of the Lord and remembered our own baptismal
call, then every person who walks through our doors and through the doors of every Catholic or
Christian church takes God’s message of love with them from wherever they worship. That is not to say
that we as Catholics go to another Christian church on Sunday and fulfill our obligation. We still have a
rule to our life – the reception of the Eucharist, at least every Sunday, with the Catholic community.
Very quickly, remember that the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision to legalize abortion is coming
up this week. We need to pray for the unborn, their parents, the conversion of the hearts of politicians,
and for safety for all of the pilgrims who travel to Washington DC for the March for Life, especially our
SLOT group, led by Pattie Gallinaro, our Youth Minister.. They leave for this life-changing trip on
Tuesday, January 20.
Godspeed.
Rev. Michael Novick
p2
January 18, 2015
Living
Stewardship
January 18,
2015
2nd Sunday in
Ordinary Time
“Jesus turned
and saw them
following him and said to them,
‘What are you looking for?’” - JOHN
1:38
What are you looking for? Are you
wasting your time looking for the
material comforts of the world? Or,
is your heart longing for something
deeper that can only be found by
spending time with God? Take
time, each day, in silence and ask
the Lord what it is that He wants
you to do.
To be grateful is to recognize the
Love of God in everything he has
given us – and He
has given us everything. Every
breath we draw is a gift of His love,
every moment of
existence is a grace, for it brings
with it immense graces from Him.
Gratitude therefore
takes nothing for granted, is never
unresponsive, is constantly
awakening to new
wonder and to praise of the
goodness of God. For the grateful
person knows that God
is good, not by hearsay but by
experience. And that is what
makes all the difference.
Thomas Merton
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Baptism
At Baptism, we embrace a
unique vision and st of values:
those of the community of the
Church, whose values prioritize
love for God, ourselves, others
and all creation. The rest of the
Free
We know that BapƟsm unites us with
Christ in his dying and rising. We
know that because of our union with
him, we are God’s beloved daughters
and sons in the Son. And besides all
this, because Christ is our life
through BapƟsm, something else
happens. He sets us free from the
two most enslaving and burdensome
realiƟes of our lives. He frees us from
sin and death.
Sin entraps us, usually within
ourselves. And on our own, we
cannot break free. Death and the
impending sense of doom and loss it
brings seem to box us into the
narrow confines of our very short
earthly lives. BapƟsm loosens the
grip of sin through forgiveness, and it
loosens the grip of death through
new and eternal life in Christ Jesus.
We are free to be who we really and
truly are—the children of God.
POPE FRANCIS’ VISION OF HEALING AND COMMUNION
The ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO in partnership with LOYOLA PRESS.
More on Pope Francis’ Vision at www.loyolapress.com/popefrancis
www.ArchChicago.org
© 2014 Archdiocese of Chicago, Fr. Louis J. Cameli
community also joins in that
profession of faith, showing that
the community is linked across
generations, space and time.
The Catechism of the
Catholic Church tells us
“Incorporated into Christ by
Baptism, Christians are “dead to
sin and alive to God in Christ
Jesus” and so participate in the
life of the risen Lord. Following
Christ and united with him,
Christians can strive to be
“imitators of God as beloved
children, and walk in love” by
conforming their thoughts, words
and actions to the “mind…which is
yours in Christ Jesus, and by
following his example.
During the Rite of Baptism
during the blessing of the water,
we recall God’s action in history.
We as Christians believe that
January 18, 2015
Baptism does not take the
baptized from the world. Instead,
the world becomes a place and
means for us to fulfill their
Christian vocations. We live our
baptismal promises in our daily
lives.
After we are baptized we
are given a white garment
symbolizing that the person has
“put on Christ,” has risen with
Christ. The candle, lit from the
Easter candle, signifies that Christ
has enlightened the neophyte. In
him the baptized are “the light of
the world.” The gifts given at
Baptism, Pope Benedict XVI tells
us, are for “the building up of
Christ’s Body and for ever greater
witness to the Gospel in the
world.”
Deacon Bill Doerr
p3
The kindergarten class enjoys learning
about snow! The children conducted a
science experiment making
predictions about what would happen
to snow if it was brought inside. They
knew the snow would melt and they
each predicted where the water line
would be on the cup of snow.
Donatello Santiago guessed the closest
to the water line. Next, they will be
making predictions about a cup of ice.
It’s never too early to investigate the
world around us; the kindergarten
children love being scientists!
“Frosty Treats” Bake Sale
IS THIS WEEKEND,
Saturday, January 17,
2015
5:30-6:30 PM
Sunday, January 18, 2015
9:00 PM 12:30 PM
Time to shed those Winter
Blues with yummy treats
galore
to
enjoy!
1/20
1/25
1/26
January 18, 2015
March for Life Chicago,
2:00 PM—4:00 PM—March
starts at the Federal
Plaza, 50 W. Adams in
Chicago.
CHAOS 7:00 PM—9:00 PM
Sending Mass for March
for Life—6:30 PM—HERE
AT O’TOOLE. Everyone
is invited—even if you
aren't going with us,
come and pray with us
and send us off in style!
ALL LIFE
DESERVES A
LIFETIME
1/24
BELIEVE IT OR NOT!
THE NEW ARCHBISHOP, BLASE CUPICH, IS
COMING TO VICARIATE SIX!
Yes, it’s true. Archbishop Cupich is going to
be celebrating Mass in each of the six
vicariates, some of which have already taken
place. In some of the vicariates, these have
been ticketed events. To date, it has been
decided that our vicariate Mass will NOT be a ticketed event.
Bishop Perry wants to encourage as much participation as
possible for this wonderful celebration of welcoming His
Excellency to the Archdiocese of Chicago. The Mass is going
to be held on January 27, 2015, at Saint Jude Parish in
South Holland – basically on the corner of 154th and
Cottage Grove Avenue – beginning at 7pm. Our vicariate is
a fantastically diverse area of ethnicities and representative
countries. Know that you are invited to come to the Mass.
There will be a reception following with light refreshments
and an opportunity to meet the Archbishop, too.
I know it sounds too good to be true, but true it is. Come
and see! Consider joining the many to celebrate the Mystical
Body of Christ of our vicariate. Thanks. I pray you will join
us.
Fr. Novick
p4
1/18
Return from March for
Life.
CHAOS 7:00 PM—9:00 PM
BINGO Concessions—
5:00 PM—9:00 PM.
It’s A Guy Thing
You are invited to join
other Catholic men to
learn how we apply our
faith at work, with
family & everyday life
experiences, through prayer, faith sharing
the Word of God, & Church teaching. We
meet every 1st & 3rd Wednesdays @ 7:00
PM, in the Parish Office . Our next
meeting will be Wednesday, January 21.
January 18-Second Sunday
in Ordinary Time:
In the Gospel today, Jesus
asks “What are you looking
for?” Often we are looking
for happiness in very selfish ways, but
we find that when we look for ways to
make others happy, it is then that we
truly become happy.
As you place your gift in the Society of
St. Vincent de Paul poor box, know
that you are a sign of God’s love to
those who are suffering and you give
them reason to believe and to trust.
Liturgical Ministers For the Weekend of
January 24 & 25, 2015
Extraordinary Ministers
5:00 PM:
8:30 AM:
11:00 AM:
5:00 PM:
8:30 AM:
11:00 AM:
5:00 PM:
8:30 AM:
11:00 AM:
5:00 PM:
8:30 AM:
11:00 AM:
Cathy Costelow, Maryan Olney, Mary McLain,
Mary Gaffney, Sally Doerr
Mary Slayton, Diane Sutkowski, Cris Pirelli, Mary
Olney, Mary Anne Erzinger
Jessica Wallace, Rose Garcia, Ed Heveran,
Carolyn Rudolf, Patsy Wallace, Richard Garcia,
Elizabeth Wallace
Lectors
Carol Winter (L1), Mary Bulger (L2)
John Pirelli (L1)
Simon Farrell (L1), Bob Farrell (L2)
Greeters
Louis Bulger, Flora Krupa
Arlene Milewski, Dale Heath
Linda DeFranza, Michele Foote
Altar Servers
Brendan Durbin, Zach Arseneau, Kennedy Moore
Omar Gomez, Jaine Melone, Tava Oosterbaan
Emily Garcia, William Garcia, Erin Wallace
A Prayer for Those Serving in the Military
Lord, Hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect
them as they protect us. Bless them and their
families for the selfless acts they perform for us in
our time of need. We ask this in the name of Jesus,
Our Lord and Savior. Amen
2nd Lt. Christine Shirley—Air Force
Master Sergeant Michael McGeever—Air Force
Master Sergeant Heriberto Garza—Army
Sergeant 1st Class Sean Heath—Army
Warrant Officer Mark Panozzo—Army
Airman 1st Class Christopher Garbaciak—Air Force
If there are parishioners currently serving in the
United States military, we would like to know.
Please contact the Parish Office @ 748-6090 x100 or
[email protected], and let us know the
name of your dear one and they will be remembered
in the prayers of our community and the name
posted in the bulletin. Please indicate branch of
service and rank.
Slot BINGO Needs your help!!
To work or play, one Monday a month, a few hours on a Monday once a month or as often as possible
for you!! Please give it some thought and join us for this Church ministry that supports St. Lawrence
O’Toole!
FIREPLUG: $200
SKUNKS: $300
SOME OR ALL: $200 DUAL DAB: $622
Bingo Team #2 is up this week, Monday, January 17.
Doors open at 5:00 PM Early bird games start at 6:45 PM.
Contact: Jimmy Daniels, Chairperson @ [email protected] or 708-720-9607 (H) or 708-267-6207 (C)
We Pray for ~
the recently deceased
and the sick
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Richard Sutkowski req. by Diane Sutkowski,
John Schutzius req. by Linda & Ed Ladewski
Monday, January 19, 2015
Celebrant’s intentions
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Celebrant’s intentions
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Celebrant’s intentions
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Celebrant’s intentions
Friday, January 23, 2015
Celebrant’s intentions
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Celebrant’s intentions
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Daniel Rodgers, James Wojytsiak
Gene Allen, Anella Anderson,
Bill Anderson, Milledge Blair,
Leon Botich, Gloria Bucek,
Chuck Bulger, Hannah Butler,
Marge Buttice, Kathryn Camp,
Karl Carpenter, Fr. George Cerny, Ed
Cholipski, Tom Cole, Anna Collier, Barb Cook, Kathy
Cover, Randy Dressen, Eileen Edmisten, Paulette
Erickson, Mary Fagan, Dee Fry,
Robert Fuhrmann, Cristina Garcia, Ashley Griffin,
Lisa Higgins, Leola Jackson, Beth Janick,
Evalena Jones, Mary Elizabeth Jones,
Harold Kummelehne, Jr., Harrison Lamb,
Diane McClure, Jaime Mihalovich, Arlene Milewski,
Michael Nemeth, Joseph & Rosemary Onderko,
Juan Ortiz, Diane Petrikat, Shannon Reading,
Lisa Recupido, Mary Seputis, Mara & Marko Subasic,
Lois Thompson, Gloria Thorne, Margaret Thorne,
Greg Tuzik, Robert Vogel, Mabel Wallace-Franklin,
Marie Zielinski
"If you are looking
for an easy and
meaningful
Christmas gift, Fr.
Mike Novick,
pastor at Saint
Lawrence O’Toole,
has published his
first book “We
Don’t Live in Eden
(But we can once
again, Believe
Me).” Delores Madelener, a reporter
at the Catholic New World newspaper,
recently reviewed Fr. Mike’s book and
says “Father calls it a book, but for
me it was an 83-page personal
memoir…It’s like he knows you and
wants you to know him.” She later
says “The most surprising part of the
book is the dozen pages of Novick’s
original poetry.” Many have already
enjoyed it. Share some light reading
with someone you love!"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
week. In addition, the influx of
new volunteers and groups who
are willing to assist during the
Over the past 3+
Monday night BINGO have
years, BINGO has
diminished over the years. It is
played an active
now time to assess. Quite simply,
role within our
the current BINGO workload
Parish community. Likewise, it
cannot continue to be managed
should be noted that BINGO
without new volunteer
revenue has exceeded $40,000
involvement. Ideally, we need 12
during this time. This is a
to 20 individuals to step up and
significant amount of money,
assist the BINGO Team in various
which has provided financial
operating capacities. At this time,
assistance touching all aspects of without additional manpower, the
the Parish and School. As with any weekly Monday night BINGO will
ongoing parish endeavor, there are conclude on Monday Feb. 2nd, with
dedicated groups, organizations,
a final decision to be made during
and individual volunteers who
the last week in January.
have made weekly sacrifices of
BINGO is a great opportunity to
their time, talent, and energy to
invite community into St.
make BINGO a
Lawrence O’Toole, while also
success! For
generating some much needed
everyone who has
financial resources. However, we
assisted in BINGO
must determine whether we
to this point…St.
should redirect our volunteer
Lawrence O’Toole
energy in other directions.
offers a huge
Today, we will take up the Collection for
“THANK YOU”.
Please contact the Parish Office
the Church in Latin America. Your gifts to
ASAP, if you would be willing to
the collection will fund catechesis,
join the BINGO Team. Your level
marriage and family life programs, and
of interest/involvement will
seminarian education in Latin America and
ultimately determine whether this
the Caribbean. The support you give today
program should continue. We also
will provide opportunities for years to
welcome any of your ideas,
come. Please support the Church in Latin
questions and comments.
Unfortunately, the number of
America and be generous in today’s
weekly BINGO players has dropped
collection.
to approximately 40 – 50 per
Great Job BINGO
Team!!
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This week at O’Toole
Sunday, January 18, 2015
RE Bake Sale After All Masses
8:30 AM: Mass
11:00 AM: Mass
7:00 PM: CHAOS
B2 & S/C GYM
Monday, January 19, 2015—Martin
Luther King Day—No School or RE Classes
8:00 AM: Rosary
C
8:30 AM: Mass
5:30 PM: BINGO
SC/G
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
7:45 AM: Rosary
C
8:10 AM: Morning Prayer
C
8:30 AM: Mass
9:15 AM: Morning Scripture Study PO/M
5:30 PM: CHAOS—March for Life Sending
Mass
C & SC/GYM
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
8:00 AM: Rosary
C
8:30 AM: Mass
7:00 PM: Catholic Men’s Fellowship PO/M
Thursday, January 22, 2015
7:45 AM: Rosary
C
8:10 AM: Morning Prayer
C
8:30 AM: Mass
6:00 PM: SPRED
PO/K & PO/M
6:00 PM: Irish Dance
O’TOOLE
Friday, January 23, 2015
8:00 AM: Rosary
C
8:30 AM: Mass
6:30 PM: PADS
O’TOOLE
Saturday, January 24, 2015
8:10 AM: Morning Prayer
C
8:30 AM: Mass
9:00 AM: Rosary
C
4:00 PM: Reconciliation
C
5:00 PM: Mass
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Book Fair After All Masses
SC/GYM
8:30 AM: Mass
11:00 AM: Mass
7:00 PM: CHAOS
B2 & SC/G
Readings for the Week:
Monday:
Heb 5:1-10;
Ps 110:1-4;
Mk 2:18-22
Tuesday:
Heb 6:10-20;
Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9,
10c;
Mk 2:23-28
Wednesday: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17;
Ps 110:1-4;
Mk 3:1-6
Thursday:
Heb 7:25 — 8:6;
Ps 40:7-10, 17;
Mk 3:7-12, or any
of a number of
readings for the
Day of Prayer
Friday:
Heb 8:6-13;
Ps 85:8, 10-14;
Mk 3:13-19
Saturday:
Heb 9:2-3, 11-14;
Ps 47:2-3, 6-9;
Mk 3:20-21
Sunday:
Jon 3:1-5, 10;
Sacramental Information:
Ps 25:4-9;
Baptisms: The first and second Sunday of
1 Cor 7:29-31;
each month at 12:30 PM. NOTE:
Expectant parents should phone the
Mk 1:14-20
Saints & Special Observances:
Sunday:
Second Sunday in
Ordinary Time;
Week of Prayer for
Christian Unity
begins
Monday:
Martin Luther King,
Jr. Day;
Julian Calendar
Theophany
(Epiphany)
Tuesday:
St. Fabian; St.
Sebastian
Wednesday: St. Agnes
Thursday:
Day of Prayer for
the Legal
Protection of
Unborn Children
Friday:
St. Vincent;
St. Marianne Cope
Saturday:
St. Francis de Sales
Parish Office 2 months before the birth
of your baby to arrange for required
Baptismal Preparation Classes.
Weddings: Arrangements for Marriage
should be made by calling the Parish
Office no later than four months prior to
the proposed wedding date. Attending
Pre-Cana is required.
Funerals: Arrangements can be made by
a family member by calling the Parish
Office.
Pastoral Care of the Sick: To arrange for
communion to be brought to the sick,
the elderly, and the homebound, please
call the Parish Office @ (708)748-6090.
This calendar list was current as of
Pro-Life Phone Numbers: Pregnancy
publication. For the most up-to-date
Counseling Hotlines: Carenet/Heartbeat—1
listing of Parish events, please go to:
-800-395-HELP, Birthright—1-800-550https://sites.google.com/a/slotoole.org/
4900,
webcalendar/
Project Rachel, (post-abortion healing) - 1888-456-HOPE
Natural Family Planning information: St.
Mary’s Hospital in Kankakee—call David &
Elba (815) 939-0949, St. Stephen’s in
Our Weekly Offering
Tinley Park—call Jeff & Linda (708) 633Budgeted Weekly Goal: $ 8,076.00 7392, For Spanish classes—call Don &
Total Given Last Week: $ 5,982.00 Fidelia (630)628-9850. For more
information or to order the Couple to
Total Given
Couple League Home Study Course please
Electronically:
$ 1,158.00 call (800) 745-8252.
Total Offering:
$ 7,140.00
Total Envelopes Used:
142
Total PARISH PAY Users:
52
Parish Staff:
Rev. Michael J. Novick
Pastor
Mr. William Doerr
Mr. John Rangel
Mr. Edward Winter
Deacons
Ms. Jane Fagan
Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Patricia Hofkamp
Principal
Mrs. Pattie Gallinaro
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Ms. Cathy Costelow
Coordinator of Liturgy
Mrs. Sally Doerr
Mrs. Mary Cermak Vis
Lay Ministers
Ms. Maryan Olney
Bookkeeper
Mrs. Liz Agbarah
Director of Development