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MASSES
Saturday Mass — 5:00 PM (Sunday Anticipation/Vigil)
Sunday Mass — 7:30AM (No Music), 10AM, 12 Noon & 5 PM
Weekday Mass—8:00AM-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
CONFESSIONS: Saturday: 4:15 PM—4:45 PM.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: First Monday of Month following the 8am
Mass and lasting until 9:30am
SICK & HOMEBOUND:
Call the Parish Office if you wish to receive Holy Communion or a
pastoral visit from a priest or one of our Ministers of Care.
BAPTISMS:
Baptisms are Parish Family events and are held one
Sunday per month at 1:30 PM as priest schedule permits. Preparation
Classes are usually held on the 2nd Thursday of each month & are
scheduled by appointment. Please call the Parish Office for more
information.
MARRIAGES:
Couples wishing to be married at St. Patrick Church
need to make an appointment with the St. Patrick Marriage Minister,
Sue Raymond, at least six months prior to the desired wedding date.
Weddings are NOT scheduled on Church or Federal Holiday weekends
and other select weekends. Call the Parish Office prior to booking
your reception hall.
TO PARISHIONERS & THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE WITH US:
We warmly welcome you and kindly ask you to register at the Parish
Office. If you have moved, married and remain in our parish, have a
seasonal address or change of address, please notify our Parish Office.
PARISH OFFICE: Located in the Rectory
PARISH STAFF
200 E. Illinois Street, Lemont IL 60439
630-257-4640 (office); 630-257-0401 (fax)
PARISH EMAIL: [email protected]
PARISH WEBSITE: www.StPatrickLemont.org
OFFICE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday: 9am—5pm
Friday: 9am—11:30am
(Closed for Lunch Daily between 11:30am—12:30pm)
PARISH SCHOOL: St. Alphonsus—St. Patrick School
20W145 Davey Rd., Lemont, IL 60439, (630) 783-2220
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: 205 Cass Street, (630) 257-8012
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Rev. Richard J. Shannon, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Mr. Joseph R. Winblad, Senior Deacon
Ms. Renee Payne, Principal
Ms. Linda O’Connor, Director of Religious Education,
Liturgy Coordinator and Director of Spiritual Life
Ms. Christina Grinius, Director of Music
Miss Janelle Pasch, Choir Instrumentalist
Ms. Rosarita Hennebry, Music Director Emerita
Ms. Louise Cummings, Parish Business Manager
Mrs. Cathy Barrett, Religious Education Assistant
Mr. Dale Hennebry, Buildings & Grounds Manager
Mrs. Sue Raymond, Secretary, Bulletin Editor,
and Marriage Minister
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FEBRUARY 8,2015
Perspectives From Fr. Kurt: Our Parish Family
The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Patrick:
This weekend, February 7th and 8th, I will be speaking at
The second, was a phone call I received from our
all the Masses regarding our participation in this year’s Annual
Advent Mission Preacher, Fr. Bill Bruning from Kansas City,
Catholic Appeal entitled, “Entrusted with Responsibility.” In
Kansas. He was on another layover between flights here at
the past, your very generous contributions have helped poor inner O’Hare Airport. He used the time to catch up with me and to
city parishes, the downtown office personnel from the
let me know he is doing great! Then, he went on and on
Archdiocese of Chicago, and our needs at our own parish. This
about how welcoming, generous, and good he found you all
year, after consultation with our Finance Council, I have decided
to be. He adamantly made me promise that I would thank you
to write a letter of petition to our local bishop, Bishop Andrew
for your $1,500+ plus gift to his street ministry back in Kansas
Wypych, the Archdiocesan Campaign Committee, and
City. Bill, as you found out by his sharing with us, is one
Archbishop Cupich requesting us to do a Modified Appeal.
tough guy. But you, the good and holy people of St. Patrick’s,
This week, I received a letter saying my request was accepted. brought him to the point of “good tears.” I wanted you to hear
I ask you to please be as generous as you can in the 2015 Annual
these stories because your goodness is known not just through
Appeal. But please remember, we are also in the very
me, but from here in Lemont, to New York City, Portland,
important “last year” of our own Capital Campaign for our
Oregon, and Kansas City, Kansas. Please know that your
own upkeep of our sacred space. You can respond to the
pastor continues to be amazed and humbled by the
Appeal by placing your pledge in our offertory basket using the
“surprising ways” you bring the Gospel of joy to life.
special appeal envelopes provided on the church side tables,
Please save the dates of March 2nd, 3rd, and 4th for our
marking your contribution to the Annual Catholic Appeal-St.
Lenten Mission presented by Father Tom McCarthy. The
Patrick, Lemont, or by dropping the special Appeal envelope off
Mission will be held at SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish due to
at the Parish Office. Please make sure to carefully mark the
parking availability and expected crowds. Father Tom has a
contribution using “Lemont” as there are other St. Patrick
way of speaking to the youngest among us to the most mature.
Churches in the Archdiocese and this will ensure that your
I know you will be touched by this good and holy man of God.
donation is credited to our parish and not to another. Having
Finally, I hope you can join me and a group of my
been granted the “Modified Appeal” OK from the Archdiocese, if friends for a Men’s Lenten Day of Reflection on Saturday,
we should miss our goal, we will not be penalized in any way
March 14th from 9 A.M. until 12 P.M. Former ball players
financially. I do thank you as always for all the wonderful
including myself, a Rose Bowl champion and his son, Fathers
ways you share the Good News of the Gospel with others.
and Sons, a couple of coaches, and maybe a couple of surprise
Last week, I had two wonderful conversations with
guests will be telling their stories and sharing how faith and a
people who just wanted “to spend some time talking with me.”
life in sports can work together. I think you’ll enjoy the
First, Ms. Terry O’Neill Borders, who works so incredibly hard
morning here at St. Pat’s with a father and son camaraderie.
to serve the needs of our Lemont Community, stopped by to
share with me all that my people do in quiet, simple, humble
Peace and blessings as we approach the Lenten journey,
ways to live the spirit of the Gospel. From working with the
Hope and Friendship Foundation groups, to doing the coat drives,
and school needs drive, Terry’s words and spirit truly touched
my heart. I couldn’t have been a more proud pastor to hear
clearly how generously we as a people take seriously the call
ORDINATION BANN
of the Gospel. I once again say “thank you” for the good
people you are and the true witness of faith you proclaim to
Lawrence Oskielunas, a parishioner of
the world.
St. Patrick Parish, is scheduled to be
“Entrusted with Responsibility”
Please spend some time this week reflecting on the Annual
Catholic Appeal brochure that you received with your bulletin.
As you review the work enabled by your contribution to the
Annual Catholic Appeal, please reflect on God’s gifts to you. He
has given you all that you have. With these gifts, you are
entrusted with responsibility. Your gifts to our parish, to the
Archdiocese and to the work of the Church throughout the world
should be given in gratitude for the continuing gifts that God
gives you. Each pledge makes a difference because all parishes
participate in the campaign and the gifts of many enable our
Archdiocese to deliver needed ministries and services. Our
combined gifts not only signify our gratitude to God, they fund a
significant portion of the work of our Archdiocese.
ordained to the Order of Deacon on
May 17, 2015 at Holy Name
Cathedral by Archbishop Blase
Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago. This
is a public announcement of the
upcoming ordination and fulfills the canonical
requirement. Catholics are obliged to reveal any
impediments or circumstances that would prevent
Lawrence Oskielunas from receiving Sacred Orders
and should contact the pastor or the archbishop with
such information as soon as possible if there is a
serious question about the candidate’s suitability for
ordained ministry.
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
LEMONT TRI-PARISH
LENTEN MISSION
FR. TOM McCARTHY
“The Sacraments,
the Treasures of Our Faith”
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
MARCH 2, 3 AND 4 AT 7:30PM
SS. CYRIL AND METHODIUS PARISH
Fr. Tom is Chaplain and the Chairman of the Board of Directors
of St. Rita of Cascia High School where he has served since 1994,
first as teacher and later as Principal and President.
Monday Night:
The Sacraments of Initiation-Baptism, Eucharist & Confirmation
Where do you feel comfortable and welcome? Why did Jesus like to
party so much? Do you know who the lost member of the Trinity is?
What do bowling shoes have to do with Confirmation?
These questions and many more will be pondered and hopefully
answered on Monday night. Will you be there to find the answers or
will you miss out and wonder forever?
Tuesday Night:
The Sacraments of Healing-Anointing of the Sick & Reconciliation
Why is Hollywood boycotting Vatican II? What is the difference
between the 5th and 6th Commandments? Find out why the Lemont
Police Department will be flooded with calls on Tuesday night.
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LAST RITES...
“Last rites” is a
persistent
but
The “last rites”
pesky phrase in
are completely
the
Catholic
lexicon, and not a
available to us
particularly
even when a
useful
phrase
priest is not.
since it props
open the door to
misunderstanding. Many Catholics presume it
refers to the anointing of the sick, yet there is
nothing “last” about it. Clearly, the Church
desires anointing to be celebrated fairly early
on in the crisis of illness, and not as a last
measure. The Rites for the Dying stand apart
in the Church’s plan, and include two
principal rites. The first is viaticum, Latin for
“food for the journey,” the reception of Holy
Communion by a dying person. Even very
active and aware Catholics often do not
realize that this “last rite” does not require a
priest’s presence, but can be conducted by a
deacon or minister of Holy Communion.
The second “last rite” in the pastoral plan
is a prayer called “Commendation of the
Dying.” Similarly, this does not require the
presence of a priest, but can be led by any
minister or family member. Too often, we
have focused on what only a priest can do,
namely anoint, and have forgotten the fullness
of liturgical care that the Church desires for its
dying faithful. The “last rites” are
completely available to us even when a
priest is not.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
You do not want to miss this night – come and find out why!
Wednesday Night:
The Sacraments of Vocation-Matrimony and Holy Orders
Find out why you should never get married. Come and get your
dishtowel.
If you are alive
If you are male or female
If you are young or old or somewhere in between
If you are a bishop, priest, deacon, sister, brother, or lay minister
If you are married, divorced, widowed or single
If you have said yes to your vocation or if you are still wondering
what it is...
You need to be in Church on Wednesday night!
SAVE THE DATES!
ST. PATRICK’S 2015
INSPIRING SPEAKER SERIES
Sunday February 15, 2015 at
the 5pm Tri-Parish Mass—
Fr. Lou Tylka
Currently serving as pastor at St.
Julie Billiart in Tinley Park, Fr.
Lou is a graduate of Marian
Catholic High School and
trained for the priesthood at
Niles Seminary College. His
greatest joy as a priest is
presiding at Mass and preaching. A short bio
written when he was assigned to Mater Christi
Parish in North Riverside, can be found in the
September 1st 2013 Catholic New World on-line:
http://www.catholicnewworld.com/
cnwonline/2013/0901/5min.aspx
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FEBRUARY 8,2015
Renee Payne, Principal
630-783-2220
[email protected]
St. Patrick Church, RE
Linda O’Connor, Director
Visit: www.StAls-StPats.org
COME JOIN US FOR OUR
ANNUAL SCHOOL GALA!
When: Saturday, Feb., 21,
2015
Where: Chicago Marriott
Southwest at Burr Ridge 1200
Burr Ridge Parkway, Burr
Ridge
Time: 6:00 p.m. to midnight
Cost: $75 which includes
dinner, cocktails and FUN!
Contact: Mrs. Atherton at
school at 630-783-2220 to
purchase tickets.
$10 Raffle Ticket will give you
a chance to win $10,000. These may be purchased through any
school family or directly at the school.
Are you a CUB fan or a SOX fan?
Will there be more CUB fans or SOX fans?
Fr. Brian is pulling for the SOX fans!!!
Come join us for a fun party!
CONGRATULATIONS CELTIC ALUMS
To our alums who made Providence Catholic’s
1st Semester Honor Roll:
First Honors
Bruno Caruso
Kathleen Caruso
Kajus Kavaliauskas
Matt King
Maggie Manalli
Brendan McGuire
Meaghan McGuire
Kevin Osborne
Damian Simrayh
Shannon Washburn
Rachael Wasmund
Second Honors
Thomas Harlovic
Arijus Kavaliauskas
Olivia Smagala
CONGRATULATIONS CELTIC ALUM
TIM MITCHELL
BENET ACADEMY: Each autumn the College Board
Advanced Placement Program recognizes students who have
achieved outstanding scores on multiple A.P. (Advanced
Placement) exams. This year 121 members of the Benet
Academy Classes of 2014 and 2015 have been honored as A.P.
Scholars of one sort or another. Twenty-five students were
awarded an A.P. Scholar with Honors designation for receiving
an average grade of at least 3.25 on all of their A.P. exams and
grades of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.
We are proud to congratulate TIM MITCHELL, St.
Alphonsus/St. Patrick Class of 2010, who was honored as:
Benet Academy—Class of 2014
A.P. Scholar with Honor
630-257-8012
[email protected]
Class Schedule
Religious Education classes will
not be held on Sunday, February 15th or
Wednesday, February 11th and 18th due to
Presidents’ Day/Ash Wednesday.
Confirmation
The Penance Service for the RE
Confirmation students will take
place on March 18th at 6:15 pm in
the church. St. Al’s/St. Pat’s students are welcome to attend though
they will have a penance service at
school prior to the 18th. Confirmation practice for school and RE students will follow
at 7:30pm.
Eighth graders in the Religious Education program
will be interviewed by Fr. Kurt during February/early
March to assess their readiness for Confirmation.
Interviews will take place during class time. Please
make sure your child has a good understanding of
the sacrament, the Holy Spirit and the responsibilities of the Christian life.
Liturgy
We are in need of responsible, enthusiastic young
people to serve as altar servers. If you are a 3rd
grade or older and would like to be a special part of
Mass by serving at the altar, please call or email
Miss O’Connor to register. Practice will be held on
Thursday, February 12th from 6 pm – 8 pm. Altar
serving is a great way to be more involved with the
Mass and parish.
ALTAR SERVER
INITIAL TRAINING
AND REFRESHER
TRAINING.
Thursday, February 12
Time: 6:00-8 P.M.
In the church.
630-257-8012
All children of the parish third grade
and older are invited to train.
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
St. Patrick Ash Wednesday
Schedule of Services:
Masses: 8 A.M. with Fr. Kurt
and 7:30 P.M. with Fr. Lou Zake
Service with Distribution of Ashes:
12 Noon and 4 P.M.
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTY
MARCH 7TH
"Grab a Shamrock” Board
Grab a Shamrock to help us fill our Pot of Gold
baskets at this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Party!!
Grab a donation Shamrock for a gift certificate or
item to go in one of our many amazing baskets!
No time to shop? Financial donations also
accepted. Donations
may be left in church
each weekend or
brought to the Parish
Office, until 2/28/15.
Lenten Church History Presentations
All parishioners of the Lemont Catholic parishes are
cordially invited to attend two Lenten presentations, sponsored by
the Holy Name Society, conducted by Mr. Daniel J. Cheely.
On Wednesday, February 25th, Mr. Cheely will discuss “The
History of the Sacraments” and on Wednesday, March 11th,
the “History of the Celebration of Mass.” Each presentation will
be held at 7:30 PM in Fr. Sivore Hall at SS. Cyril & Methodius
Parish.
Mr. Cheely is the Director of Evangelization at the Church of
St. Mary in Lake Forest, Illinois and is a frequent guest
on Chicago Tonight as a local expert on Catholic History. In
addition, he has written, argued and spoken on many
contemporary issues, and his name has appeared at various times
in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Newsweek and
Chicago magazines and The Catholic World Report. In 2012, Dan
was awarded the Golden Rose from St. John Cantius Parish in
recognition of his life of service in defense of the Catholic Faith.
Each presentation promises to be a spirited and inspiring
presentation on the history of our Catholic faith. Light
refreshments will be served. A free will offering will be collected
and donated to the Helping Hands organization.
“It is Time to Act!”
As you read this article, it is four weeks until the 18th
Annual Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner presented
by our Men’s Club takes place at the Slovenian
Cultural Center on March 7, 2015 from 6 to 10:30
pm. If you are interested in reserving a table of ten
(10), now is the time to connect and interface with
family, extended family, co-workers or acquaintances
so that you can approach the smiling Men’s Club
representatives after all Masses on the weekends of
February 22/23, and February 28/March 1 and
proudly purchase 10 tickets, (either adults, children or
a combination of both), and the Men’s Club
representative will be more than happy to reserve a
table with your name affixed to the table on March 7.
Having a group attend the dinner makes it even more
fun, festive and enjoyable than it normally is. Let the
NETWORKING begin!! See you, and your group,
on March 7, 2015!
Multi-Parish Respect Life
 Knowledge and Prayer Series 
IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE
ADDICTION DANGERS TO OUR YOUTH
BY MICHAEL SCHOFIELD, BATTALION CHIEF
with Brian Kirk and Tami Obrien
CATHOLIC PARENT OF TEENS PERSCEPTIVE
MAKING GOOD CHOICES
A REFLECTION BY PATTI BRUCKI ,
Teacher, parent, community leader
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2015
@ 7:00 P.M. OUR LADY OF THE WOODS
10731 W. 131 ST., ORLAND PARK, IL
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“Come join the Women’s
Club for a Ladies Night
Out!”
The St. Pat’s Women’s Club
would like to invite all women for an exciting evening of
VALENTINE BUNCO!! Thursday February 19, 2015 at
7:00 pm. St. Patrick’s Parish Hall in the basement of the
Ministry Building. Hope to see you there!
$5.00 donation.
WOMEN’S
CLUB NEWS
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Sp. Int. Mark & Pam Luebke (healing)
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—Fr. Kurt Boras
10:00 am †Alice Stupay—St. Patrick Parish Fam.
12 Noon †Richard W. Collins
—Collins Family
5:00 pm Sp. Int. Steve Grand
—Otis Taylor and Taylor Foundation
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Sp. Int. Mark & Pam Luebke (healing)
—Fr. Kurt and St. Patrick Parish Family
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Sp. Int. Mark & Pam Luebke (healing)
—Fr. Kurt and St. Patrick Parish Family
8:00 am
A Special Intention
—The Ward Family
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8:00 am Sp. Int. David Gambla
—Celeste Gambla
8:00 am †Kathleen Haggerty—Family
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†Al Dirkis—Dan Folliard
5:00 pm
†Margaret Barrett—Family
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7:30 am Sp. Int. Dianne O’Neill
—Fr. Kurt and St. Patrick Parish Staff
10:00 am †Margaret Mary “Peggy” Wenzel
(4 Month Anniv. of Death)
—Ann & Tony King
10:00 am †Sandra Kuehn
—Haughey Family.
12 Noon
12 Noon
5:00 pm
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Sp. Int. Mark & Pam Luebke (healing)
—Fr. Kurt and St. Patrick Parish Family
†Samantha Smith
—Friends
Lemont Tri-Parish Family
BAPTISMS
We joyfully welcomed into our Catholic Christian
Community the following children:
January 25, 2015:
Hunter John Bubinas—Son of Zachary and Lauren
Brody Joseph Marinello
—Son of Anthony & Michelle
Frank Anthony Risatti
—Son of Bruno and Jill
2014 Contribution Statements
Contribution statements for 2014 will be mailed
by request only. Please fill out the following form
and return it to the Rectory or in the collection
basket at Church with your name and address.
Your statement will be mailed to you.
Name:
______________________________
Address: ______________________________
______________________________
Phone:
______________________________
COMING UP THIS WEEK
Sat, Feb 7: Blood Drive/Knights of Columbus at the
Lemont VFW from 9am to 1pm.
Sun, Feb 8: RE at 8:25am
Guitar Ensemble at the 10am Mass
Mon, Feb 9: Parish Council 7pm in Rectory (first 15
minutes open to parishioner forum)
Tues, Feb 10: Children’s Choir at 6pm
A Cappella Choir at 7pm Parish Hall
Wed, Feb 11:
Thurs, Feb 12: Bible Study 7pm Classroom Room 6
Altar Server Training at 6 pm in Church
Sat, Feb 14: A Cappella Choir at 5pm Mass
Sun, Feb 15: RCIA Rite of Election at Holy Name
Cathedral at 2:30pm, Parishioner Jeff Pelletier
Inspiring speaker, Fr. Lou Tylka will preside at
the 5pm Tri-Parish Mass.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24,
35c; Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday:
Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30;
Mk 7:14-23
Thursday:
Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30
Friday:
Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37
Saturday:
Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10
Sunday:
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11;
1 Cor 10:31 — 11:1; Mk 1:40-45
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
We pray for The Sick of our Parish
Weekly Offering
Week Ending January 11, 2015
Revenue for Week of 1/11/2015
Target Revenue for Week
Better/(Worse) than Plan
14,791
11,795
2,996
Year-To-Date 7/1/2014 – 1/11/2015
Year to Date Actual as of 1/11/2015**
Year to Date Target as of 1/11/2015**
YTD Better/(Worse) than Plan
332,210
330,260
1,950
Average # of Weekly Envelopes
EFT Givers
178
45
** Includes Ordinary income and expense. Does not
include extraordinary items or Capital Campaign
Contributions or pledges.
THIS WEEKEND’S COLLECTIONS
1st: Regular Weekly Contribution.
2nd Collection: St. Patrick Capital Campaign
SUPPORTING OUR PARISH
NEXT WEEKEND’S COLLECTIONS
1st: Regular Weekly Contribution.
2nd Collection: None
NEXT WEEKEND
PRESIDER/MASS SCHEDULE
The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SATURDAY, February 14:
5pm-Fr. Upton—A Cappella Choir
SUNDAY, February 15:
7:30am-Msgr. McNamara
10am-Fr. Lou
12 Noon—Fr. Lou
5pm-Fr. Brian-Lemont Tri-Parish Mass
LEMONT PAVING CO.
NOTRE DAME FAMILY CENTER
–MURPHY’S–
Rev. James Watzke, Ph.D.
Asphalt Paving & Sealing
Commercial & Residential
Est. 1957
630-257-6701
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If you would like to have someone who is ill
prayed for at Mass, please call the Parish Office
The name of that person will be announced in
church and will be added to the prayer column
in the weekly bulletin. (Note: Privacy laws may
affect our ability to publish specific
information). *Please call or email the Parish
Office to remove a name. Kevin Anderson, Ann Basic,
Philip William Basic Sr., Ann Boras, Colleen Burns, Colin
Patrick Callahan, Lynn Callahan, Robert Camp, Filomena
Compiani, Marianne Diewald, Michael Doll, Carrie
Dunhnam, Ziggy Dzimira, Ken Emerson, David Erickson,
Michaela Fischer, Karen Forzley, Rev. Joseph Furczon,
Celeste Gambla, Cardinal Francis George, Camille
Golminas, Gregory Gorski, Becky Granat, Laura Graves,
Fr. John Harvey, Fr. Don Headley, Rosarita Hennebry,
Darrell Hutton, Jim, Butch Jirgl, Barbara Landes,
Catherine Mannix, Kathleen Mannix, Lisa Marzano, Fr.
Ed McLaughlin, Judy Murray, Terrence Pelech, Helen
Perini, Jean Porter, Beverly P., Florence Provencher, Ed
Richards, Ron Rickerson, Ethel Roman, Lewis Ruppert,
Florence Rybski, Julius Savrimas, Leonard Semetulskis,
Raymond Shuman, William Siewertsen, Cory Steck, Mary
Tadda & Melanie, Pat Traynere, Bill Waitkus, Richard
Waliczek, Jean Wend, Edward Wysocki.
Please pray for our parish RCIA
candidate, Jeff Pelletier, and all the
RCIA candidates, as they
participate in the Rite of Election at
Holy Name Cathedral,
February 15th at 2:30pm.
We pray for Our loved ones in the military
We would like to pray for all of our loved ones who are serving
in the armed forces. Lt. Daniel Alvey, Andrew Bosko,Jr.,
Zachary F. Eriksen, Capt. Daniel J. Falvey, SSgt. John
Kenney, Steven Korbus, Warren Miller, Chad Peters,
Maj. Leslie Rafferty, Ryan Rudman, Kevin Thomas.
Name: __________________________________
Requested by: _____________________________
Phone #:_________________________________
If you would like to submit a name for the list, please fill
out the form above and mail it to the Parish Office or
place in the Sunday collection basket. Please include
your name & phone number
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