St. Stephen, Deacon & Martyr
We are a Stewardship Parish
Lord Jesus, walk with us in our suffering and transform our lives.
3rd Sunday of Lent March 8, 2015
Our Parish Mission
Liturgy Schedule
A Catholic community of faith striving to witness to
the Gospel. Our Baptism and Confirmation calls us
to bring Christ’s Love to our families, our work
places and our community. Grateful for God’s gifts,
we seek to nurture those gifts and to give back to the
Lord by sharing our time, talent and material
treasure. In all of our parish activities we seek to
develop a personal relationship with the Lord who
directs our lives and a vision that sees the world
with the eyes of Christ and that leads to a
commitment to justice. We seek a sense of unity in
Christ that leads us to be an open and welcoming
people and a sense of joy in being graced by the gifts
of God’s Love.
Monday—Saturday: 8am
Mass of Anticipation: 5pm
Sunday: 7am, 8:30am, 10am, 11:30am, 6:15pm;
1pm (Polish)
Reconciliation: Saturdays, 8:45-9:30am
St. Stephen, Deacon and Martyr Catholic Church
17500 South 84th Avenue, Tinley Park, IL 60487
708-342-2400
www.ststephentinley.com
Twitter @ststephentinley
Our Church
Parish Office
17500 South 84th Avenue
Tinley Park, IL 60487
Office Hours:
8:30am-8:30pm Mon-Th; 8:30am-7pm Fri; 9am-5pm Sat
Office Closed: 12:30-1pm Mon-Fri
Office Phone: 708.342.2400
Office Fax: 708.342.1545
Religious Ed. Phone: 708.342.1544
Website: www.ststephentinley.com
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @ststephentinley
Our School
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School
9300 167th Street
Orland Hills, IL 60487
School Phone: 708.403.6525
School Fax: 708.403.8621
Ms. Mary Iannucilli, Principal
Our Staff
Rev. James Finno, Pastor
Rev. Grzegorz Warmuz, Associate Pastor
William Engler, Deacon
Chuck McFarland, Deacon
William Schultz, Deacon
Joseph Stalcup, Deacon
Pete Van Merkestyn, Deacon
Kenneth Zawadzki, Deacon
Karen Opyd, Administrative Assistant to Pastor
Mary Jeanne Pazin, Director of Religious Education
Leslie Krauledis, Assoc. Director of Religious Education
Tammy Burns, Admin. Assistant for Religious Education
Mark Gorka, Music Minister
Karen Dillon and Linda McCauley, Youth Ministers
Dave Prete, Maintenance Director
Parish Registration
Registration of new parishioners is held on the 2nd and 4th
Sundays every month after the 10am Mass. New parishioners
unable to register at Sunday registration, may register at the parish
office on Mondays at 2pm, Tuesdays at 11am, Wednesdays at
8:30am or Thursdays at 6:45pm. Please phone the parish office
at 708.342.2400 to make an appointment.
We warmly welcome new parishioners and cordially invite you
to join us on our life-long journey to the Lord.
Sacraments
Baptisms are celebrated every Sunday at 3pm in English and 1pm
in Polish. Please contact Deacon Ken in the parish office for the
necessary preparations at 708-342-2400 ext. 136,.
Sacrament of Reconciliation is available on Saturdays, from
8:45—9:30am in the church or by appointment.
Funerals can be arranged with the parish office.
Marriages St. Stephen Parish welcomes the celebration of the
weddings of both registered parishioners and the children of
registered parishioners. Information is available from one of the
priests or deacons.
Pastoral Care of the Sick can be arranged for the sick, elderly and
handicapped desiring Communion by calling the parish office.
Stewardship: Time, Talent and Treasure
Collections
For 03-01-2015
Regular
$24,638.00
Kids
$85.78
Sharing
$207.00
Good Friday
$10.00
Easter
$10.00
CJB
$70.00
Electronic
$5,194.50
Parish Center
$20.00
Thank you for your continued Stewardship in support of St.
Stephen. Please visit our website to find other opportunities for
generosity through planned giving by remembering St. Stephen in
your will or living trust.
In addition to printing the collection, we are printing the
Sunday and Holy Day collections from the previous month and
for the fiscal year to date as well as budgeted amount needed
for us to meet both our expenses and
mortgage
payments. Mortgage payments are $41,500 per month (interest
and principal).
The Archdiocese loaned us the money to start our parish and build
our facilities on the basis of a commitment to Stewardship by the
parish. We thank everyone whose support enables us to do the
work of our parish.
Actual
Budget
Last Month January
$121,569 $121,500
Year-to-Date July 1—January 31 $871,308 $850,600
Bulletin Submission
Deadline for Bulletin articles are to be in the parish office noon
on Friday for the following week’s bulletin.
E-mail: [email protected]
From Our Pastor
Dear People of St. Stephen,
Congratulations to the young people
of our parish who received the
sacrament of Confirmation from
Bishop Wypych this Saturday.
Special thanks to Mrs. Pazin, our
DRE
who
coordinated
the
preparation and celebration, to our
religious education staff and the staff
at Cardinal Bernardin School who
prepared our young people, to our
music ministry and all who assisted
at the liturgies, to the parents and
sponsors who have guided our young
people in their growth in faith, and to
all who helped to prepare for the
celebration. We pray that our young
people will continually draw upon
the gifts of the Holy Spirit given in
this sacrament and will always be
committed to living faith in Jesus
Christ.
I have many emotions as I report to
you that Mary Jeanne Pazin, our
Director of Religious Education, will
begin a well-earned retirement at the
end of this school year. I am first of
all grateful to Mary Jeanne for the
great work that she has done over the
years here at St. Stephen. She served
two years as our DRE as the parish
began,
leading
our
religious
education program as we worked out
of Andrew High School, and has
served as DRE for the past nine
years. Mary Jeanne directs a program
that provides religious education for
nearly 1500 children in grades one
through eight and coordinates our
sacramental preparation programs,
our Family Mass program, our grade
level Masses, our Children’s Liturgy
of the Word, and our cooperation in
religious education with Cardinal
Bernardin School. She is a joy to
work with for both our staff and the
many volunteers needed to run our
programs. Our parish has been
blessed by her dedicated work - both
her creative work and her
organizational work - over the years.
I am very happy for Mary Jeanne that
she will have the opportunity to
enjoy more time with her husband,
children, and grandchildren. She
surely deserves the chance for
relaxation and new activities that
retirement offers. I and so many
others feel a sadness because we will
miss her regular presence with us,
but we are blessed that she and her
husband will continue to be part of
St. Stephen as active parishioners.
We are planning a retirement
celebration for Mary Jeanne near the
end of the school year. Details will
be forthcoming. We have also
formed a search committee and have
begun the process of identifying her
successor.
The first few words of today’s first
reading, the presentation of the 10
Commandments in the book of
Exodus, proclaim the most basic
attitude of people of faith: “I am the
Lord your God.” If we accept those
words, we accept the foundation of
our faith. The first commandment of
the 10 Commandments given to
Moses, “I am the Lord your God; you
shall not have strange gods before
me,” and the first of Jesus’ two great
commandments, “you shall love the
Lord your God with all your heart,
with all your soul, with all your
mind, and with all your strength,” are
the foundation of our Catholic faith.
We proclaim that our God, the God
revealed in Jesus, is Lord of all. That
may seem basic and obvious. As I
grew up, this was the one
commandment
of
the
10
Commandments that I never feared
that I would break. There were no
“idols” or “pagan gods” on the
southwest side of Chicago as there
were among the people around the
ancient Israelites. As I have grown
older, I have come to see this as the
core commandment. If I accept God
as Lord, the God of all the universe
and the one who gave His life for us,
that God should be at the center of
my life. My choices should always
consider the question “what does
God want me to do?” The challenge
in life today is that, with the hectic
pace of life, God can easily slip into
the background of our lives. God can
easily get lost as people are engaged
in all sorts of activities. I hear too
often “I believe in God, but I don’t
have time for regular worship or
prayer.” Any number of things can
become the center of our lives – our
“idols”, if you will – things that
become more important than
anything else. The challenge of living
the 10 Commandments and Jesus’
Law of Love demands that we keep
the Lord central to our lives. We
know that Jesus walks with us. He is
with us always, no matter what our
response to Him. Lent calls us to
open our hearts to the Lord and to
allow Christ to transform our lives.
May this Lent help all of us to affirm
Jesus as Lord by the way we live
each day.
I want to thank the CC Boyle
Council of the Knights of Columbus
for their generous donation of $1,084
for our religious education efforts for
children with special needs. The
Tootsie Roll sale that the Knights of
Columbus held at our church last
August is among the fundraising
efforts used by the Knights to support
many programs for children with
special needs. It is another example
of the great work done by the
Knights of Columbus. I thank them
for their generosity to St. Stephen
and for all they do for our
communities.
Finally, I invite everyone to join us
for the St. Joseph day dinner next
Saturday evening. It is always a very
good dinner at a very reasonable
price and a very enjoyable evening
for everyone. Thank you to the
Men’s Club for their efforts to
organize the dinner.
May God bless you and your loved
ones.
Fr. Jay
Spiritual Life
MATTHEW KELLY
The Next discussion on “The Four
Signs of a Dynamic Catholic” will be
Sunday, March 8 at 4:30pm in the
Large Meeting Room. Light supper at
4:30pm...discussion will end in enough
time to attend the 6:15pm Mass.
Please call the parish office if you will
be attending.
Living every day with PASSION AND PURPOSE
Are you thriving or just surviving? Are you ready for more
energy? A deeper sense of purpose? More joy? A clearer
understanding of God’s plan for your life? Join us for one of
our Passion and Purpose Live events. It’s not your typical
church event! It has been a life-changing event for tens of
thousands of people. Living Every Day with Passion and
Purpose Live is presented by internationally acclaimed
speaker and author Matthew Kelly and the incredibly talented
musician Eliot Morris.
Matthew Kelly’s presentation will be at St. Stephen Church
on Saturday, May 2, 2015, at 7pm. Tickets are $39. Make
checks payable to “Dynamic Catholic.” All proceeds go to
support the work of Dynamic Catholic The Ticket price
includes:

A Hard copy of The Four Signs of a Dynamic
Catholic (retail value $27.95)

A CD copy of The Seven Pillars of Catholic
Spirituality (retail value $10)

Inspirational Journal (retail Value $5.95)

Dynamic Catholic pen (retail value $1.95)

Mass Journal (retail Value $10)
The parish has no expense other than providing the site for
the presentation. Dynamic Catholic designs promotional
materials & covers all travel expenses. Tickets are available
at the parish office or from Dynamic Catholic on line at
www.DynamicCatholic.com or by phone 859-980-7900.
Lenten Intention Cross
We invite you to write the suffering that
you or others are bearing on a paper Cross
available in the narthex - the suffering that
each of us wants to pray for during Lent.
Please place the cross in the basket marked
"“Intentions". The crosses will be brought to the altar
and placed on one of the crosses in the sanctuary to
remind us that we are not alone in our suffering and
are joined with the Lord who suffered for us.
A Men’s Lenten Day of Reflection:
Sports and Spirituality, March 14, 2015
9am-Noon
Looking for a spiritual boost this Lenten season? Join us
for an inspiring and exciting Men’s Morning of Reflection.
Fr. Kurt Boras, pastor of St. Patrick’s in Lemont, will be
joined by several former football players and local coaches
as they discuss the many ways that sports and faith can work
together to strengthen the bonds between fathers and sons,
coaches and players.
Featuring Faith and Sports Stories with: Fr. Kurt Boras, a
Rose Bowl champion and his son, Coaches and maybe a
surprise guest or two.
Saturday, March 14, 2015; 9am-Noon at St. Patrick Church,
200 E. Illinois Street, Lemont, IL. The cost for the event is
$40.
You can register online at www.mayslakeministries.org; or
phone 630-852-9000; use MasterCard or Visa or mail your
check made payable to Mayslake Ministries.
St. Stephen is having Lenten small group faith sharing!
Want to have a good Lent this year?
Come and follow a simple format for faith sharing during
the time your child/children attend religious education. This
is open to all members of the parish; you do not have to
have children enrolled in religious education in order to be
part of the small group faith sharing. All parish adults are
invited! Also, if you would like to facilitate a group at one
of these times, please contact the parish office at 708-3422400.
Monday, March 9, March 23
Tuesday, March 10, March 24
Wednesday, March 11, March 25
4:30-5:30pm and 6:15-7:15pm
These groups will meet in church for one hour. Chairs will
be set up on the west side of the church in the St. Jude area.
A format with readings and prayers will be provided for all
participants and it is FREE, no charge for materials!
Traditional Washing of the Feet
On Holy Thursday, April 2, 2015, at the 7:30pm Mass,
we will be having the traditional Washing of the Feet as
part of our Service. We invite both adults and
children to participate. There will be a sign-up
sheet at the usher’s table at the back of the
Church.
Spiritual Life
Lenten Calendar 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
I, the Lord, am your God
You are my Lord and my salvation. My trust in you strengthens me to keep your commands, and my obedience
to your will refreshes my soul.
Week 3
March 8
March 9
March 10
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Lenten Regulations
Abstinence from meat is to be observed by all Catholics 14
years old and older on Ash Wednesday and on all the
Fridays of Lent. Fasting is to be observed on Ash
Wednesday by all Catholics who are 18 years of age but not
yet 59. Those who are bound by this may take only one full
meal. Two smaller meals are permitted if necessary to
maintain strength according to one’s needs, but eating solid
foods between meals is not permitted. The special Paschal
fast, as well as abstinence, are prescribed for Good Friday
and encouraged for Holy Saturday.
Veggie Stir-Fry
2 pkgs. either Rice Pilaf or Fried Rice Rice-A-Roni
1 can each mushrooms, baby corn (cut into 2-3 pieces),
sliced water chestnuts
1 small onion, finely chopped
Either garlic clove chopped or garlic powder
½ bag frozen peas
2-3 tablespoons Soy sauce or to taste
Scripture Study
Please join us as we study and explore Scripture. We meet
on Friday mornings in Room 126 from 8:45am until 10am.
If you have been considering joining Scripture Study, this
will be a good time to do so. We are a very welcoming
group, we learn from each other and from our facilitator,
and have meaningful, interesting and at times fun
discussions. This class is for you whether you are new to
Scripture or not. If you would like more information or an
overview and summary of Isaiah, please contact, Tom Mitus
at 708-479-6980, or e-mail: [email protected].
Chinese fried noodles
Butter or margarine
Melt butter in large skillet, then brown onions, garlic and
mushrooms, remove from skillet. Prepare rice according
to package directions, adding all the vegetables along
with soy sauce to taste.
Simmer everything together until rice is done. Serve
with Chinese fried noodles.
Spiritual Life
The Gift of the Kingdom
Kingdom Retreat 2015
The Kingdom Weekend is a spiritually uplifting gift you
give to yourself. This is a special time when you get to
leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life and renew,
recharge and strengthen your relationship with our Lord.
People just like you will share their faith journeys with
the group in an intimate setting. During the weekend
you will enjoy fellowship, personal reflection time,
prayer services, faith sharing and Mass. There is no
pressure on any of the participants to speak. You can
share as little or as much as you want during the
weekend. Many past participants have come out of the
weekend saying that it was life-changing for them.
Saturday, March 21 and Sunday, March 22
One of our current team members, Joe Hoffman says,
“Need a change? Twenty years ago, my wife Joan came
back from a Kingdom Weekend beaming from ear to ear.
Curiosity got to me! The following year, I attended the
Kingdom Weekend and my life has never been the same
since. Do you need a change of some kind? Join us on
Saturday, March 21 & Sunday, March 22 and experience
your change. Looking forward to seeing you in the
Kingdom!
My personal story is that I kept putting off going to
Kingdom each year because I thought I was always too
busy to give up an entire weekend. And was I ever
wrong! In 2012, at the last minute, I decided it was time
to attend. And that was one of the best decisions of my
life. I actually think it was the Holy Spirit who nudged
me to make the decision. I was definitely spiritually
renewed, exhilarated and reawakened to Christ in my
life. Another benefit was the wonderful people I met
who are dear friends to this day. I want to personally
invite each of you to make this the year you experience
that “Kingdom Spirit.” (Barbara Black- Kingdom
Weekend Lay Leader )
Praise Band
The Praise Band will lead the music at the 11:30 Mass next
Sunday, March 15 and the following Sunday , March 22.
The Kingdom Retreat is a great way for the adults of our
community to renew and strengthen their relationship
with God. It also allows you to reflect on your life
priorities. You can get to know some fellow St. Stephen
members. This retreat gives you time to pray, worship
and participate in group activities. The registration fee is
$10. There is no set cost for the retreat, but a free-will
donation will be asked at the end of the retreat. There
are sign up forms in the narthex and in the parish office.
Please return the sign up form to the parish office and
mark your envelope “Kingdom Retreat”. Over the years
the Kingdom Retreat has been a renewing weekend for
many parishioners of all ages. It is a special time to
reflect, pray and spend time with the Lord. If you have
any questions about the Kingdom retreat, please call Fr.
Jay or Karen Opyd in the parish office.
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You arrive at 7:45am on Saturday; the retreat ends
mid-afternoon on Sunday.
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This is not an overnight retreat.
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Everyone goes home Saturday evening and returns
on Sunday morning at 7:30am.
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Mass is celebrated on Sunday at 1pm with a family
dinner following.
Kingdom Support Help Needed
2015 Kingdom is quickly approaching and we are in need
of a few good hands to help with the support! If you
have attended a kingdom retreat, this is a perfect "giveback/stewardship" opportunity with very little
effort. There is need for 5 or so helpers per time
slot. Please let the office know if you wish to help with
support and which time/day. Time slots for helping:
Saturday, March 21
 7:00am to 10:00am
 Noon to 4:00 pm
 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Sunday, March 22
 7:00 am to 11:00 am
 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
If you are looking for something "extra" to do during
Lent -- we can use your help! Please reply favorably with
a time slot! You may call the office with your
requested volunteer time, contact number and email
address.
Spiritual Life
Parish Life
Mass Honoring St. Patrick
Men’s Club St. Joseph Day Dinner
Next Sunday at the 8:30am Mass we will
honor St. Patrick and the blessing he brought
to the Church as the patron saint of Ireland.
Symbols from the Irish faith tradition will be
used at the Mass. The prayer below, from
St. Patrick around 461, shows how well the
saint fits into our renewal of faith in Jesus
each Lent.
Christ, Be With Me
Christ, be with me, Christ before me, Christ behind me,
Christ in me, Christ beneath me, Christ above me,
Christ on my right, Christ on my left,
Christ were I lie, Christ where I sit, Christ where I arise,
Christ in the heart of every one who thinks of me,
Christ in the mouth of every one who speaks to me,
Christ in every eye that sees me,
Christ in every ear that hears me.
Salvation is of the Lord.
Salvation is of the Lord,
Salvation is of the Christ.
May your salvation O Lord, be ever with us.
Our Annual St. Joseph Dinner will be held on Saturday,
March 14 from 6 to 9pm. Italian and Polish dishes and
desserts will be served. Children 5 and under are free; 6-12
years $6; 13 and over, including adults $12. This is a
“bring your own beverage” for those who wish to do so,
but cans of soda will be available for
purchase. As always, coffee, tea and
water will be provided free of charge.
We are setting rooms aside for people
on walkers or in wheel chairs. Our
young people will try to be of service to
you. Tickets are on sale at all the
Masses. For more information or to
reserve a room, please tell the ticket
sellers or call Joe at 708-738-0597.
Ladies Social Club
Save the date of March 19 at 10am, in Rooms
125/126. Ladies come join us for a pleasant hour of coffee
and fellowship. Maybe meet a new friend and bring an old
friend or two. We will also have blood pressure screenings
during this time. Please consider joining us.
Sunday Babysitting At 10am Mass
Parish Life
Parish Center Metal Re-Cycling
The weekend of March 21 & 22 will be our monthly
recycling drive. Our winter hours March 21 from 4:30pm
to 6:15pm and Sunday March 22nd from 9am to 12:30pm.
Our drives are on the third weekend of each month. Please
place empty metal cans into sealed plastic garbage bags.
The donations can be dropped off by the truck or van
located by the garages in the back of the parking lot. An
attendant will be available to assist you. Thank you for
your generous recycling donations. To date we have
collected over $5,000 toward the down payment on the
parish center. If your having a party, family gatherings
house cleaning, moving or remodeling or just getting rid
of things you no longer use, please bring them to our
collection. If you have items that are too large to bring (i.e.
washing machines, dryers, stoves, etc.), please contact:
Andy Deluca (708-606-3755) or Bill Beavan at (708-4032073) to arrange for pickup.
PARENTS: Due to Kingdom Weekend, there will be NO
10am Mass babysitting on March 22nd. 7th Grade
Confirmation Candidates: Complete some of your hours
early! Signups are now open for Fall dates, starting in
September. Please email Pat Mullin at [email protected]
with your availability and a confirming email will be sent.
Geneva, Illinois Tour
Shopping & Lunch—May 21, 2015
Join us to enjoy the history of this quaint little town on the
Fox River, find many unusual sites and treasures. Plenty of
time to browse and shop before lunch at the 1902 Vintage
Estate, “Oscan Swan” County Inn.
Upon arrival try a stop at the “Wine Bar” before lunch.
You will have a choice of Grilled Chicken breast atop
garden greens or Salmon Plate with pasta salad and baskets
of assorted breads; Strawberry Angel Food dessert will top
of our dining experience. Coffee, tea or soft beverage is
included. The cost is $70 per person. We will depart the
St. St. Stephen parking lot at 9am and return at 4:30pm. For
tickets, please contact Joan Kapala at 815-534-5111.
Youth Education & Formation
Teens Growing In Faith (TGIF)
Youth Education and Formation
If you are interested in more information about the
Youth Ministry, please contact Karen Dillon
at: 708-342-2400, ext. 149 or
at [email protected].
LOTS OF SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES!

Catholic Charities Meal Program @ St. Blasé Church,
Summit, IL - Wednesday, 3/11, 4:30-7:30pm. We will
car pool with adult driver, set up, serve, and clean up
dinner. Sign up by 3/1.

Easter Egg Stuffing...Friday, March 20th @ 6:30-8pm
in the church office. Please bring a bag or two of candy
that will fit in plastic eggs.

Church Easter Egg Hunt and Visit with the Easter
Bunny - Saturday, March 28 @ 11:30am-2:30pm
Adults & Teens Wanted for
Mission Trip 2015 to Harlan, KY
Join us July 5-11 as we travel to one of the poorest areas
of our nation. We will be working with a group from Our
Lady of the Woods church on building a house and other
service projects. Interested people should contact Karen
Dillon as soon as possible for more information or to sign
up. Places are limited to 25 persons, so don't delay.
Parish Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by our Teens
Donations of small candy needed for parish Easter egg
hunt. Candy must fit into plastic eggs (Smarties don't
fit). No peanut products please due to
allergies. We will also take plastic eggs, but
we are in greater need of candy donations.
Please turn donations in to parish office by
3/20/15. Thank you for your help!
CJB Spring Gala Fundraiser
Come join the party and support your regionally sponsored
parish school! Enjoy dinner, dancing, cocktails, basket
raffles, auctions & more!
CJB Spring 2015 Gala
Fundraiser at the Tinley Park Convention Center on
Saturday March 21 from 7pm – Midnight.
For details contact Jennifer Kibbon at 708-465-7526 or
[email protected] or Jenny Czerwonka at
708-224-6822 or [email protected]. Also, be sure to
visit our event website www.cjbspringevent.org.
Marriage
BANNS III:
James Cagle & Marlo Martin
John Killelea & Christina Schuch
BANNS II:
James O’Connor & Aimee Shalvis
Stewardship
Second Collection for Central and Eastern Europe
Archbishop Supich sent us a letter reminding us of the
need of our brothers and sisters in Central and Eastern
Europe. A second collection for the people of Central
and Eastern Europe is being taken the weekend of March
14th and 15th in the Archdiocese of Chicago. As a parish
we will no longer have an actual second collection for
this need, but as a parish we will send a contribution
based on previous years’ contributions. So we ask you to
increase your regular donations which become part of
our parish’s donation to Central and Eastern Europe and
other eliminated second contributions.
Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass
The Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass will be held on
Sunday, August 30 at 2:45 pm at Holy Name Cathedral,
735 North State Street in Chicago. Couples married in
1965 interested in attending this celebration should
contact their parish to register. For further information,
caa the Marriage and Family Ministries Office ar 312-534
-8351 or visit their website at
www.marriageand familyministries.org.
Human Concerns
Donating to St. Vincent de Paul has become
easier through our new ONLINE GIVING.
Go to www.ststephentinley.com and click on
the ONLINE GIVING logo to the left of the
screen to register and make your donation.
Thank you from our St. Vincent de Paul
Society.
Confidentiality and Compassion
are cornerstones of our SVdP ministry.
Annual Friends of the Poor Benefit.
Raffle and event tickets are on sale for the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul Chicago’s 7th Annual Friends of the Poor®
Benefit. The benefit will be held at Drury Lane in Oakbrook
Terrace on Sunday, April 19. This year’s lucky raffle winner
will drive off in a brand new 2015 Chrysler 200 Limited
Sedan! Net proceeds from the raffle and event will be
distributed evenly among our SVdP Districts in Cook and
Lake counties to grow our impact on those who come to us
for help. But first, we desperately need your help in order for
us to meet our fundraising goal of $100,000. Please consider
buying at least one raffle ticket for $25. You may never know
their names, but your contribution will help provide food,
assistance with electricity and heat, and much-needed
clothing and shoes for families in need. And remember, you
may win a new car! You can purchase raffle and event tickets
right now at svdpbenefit.org.
Respect Life Ministry
“You are called to stand up for life!” -Pope John Paul II
St. Stephen’s Respect Life Ministry gathers for prayer and
planning on the 3rd Thursday each month in room 125 of
the parish office. The Respect Life Ministry focus is upon
dignity of life issues. Our goal is to make concerns known,
educate our faith community on the particulars, and provide
support and assistance for Catholic life concerns through
prayer and action. If you have any questions please contact
Deacon Bill Schultz at the parish office.
Serving God’s Word to Those Who Have Served
We pray for our troops every week for their success and
protection and for their recovery from any wounds, physical
or emotional, that they have received from their service, no
matter which conflict they have served in. You must be
committed to the health of our veterans. We can help all
servicemen and women who have difficulty transitioning to
civilian life. If you are a veteran, know a veteran or are a
family member of a veteran having difficulty transitioning
to civilian life or needs VA care or simply someone to talk
to, please consider giving me a call at the parish office at
708-342-2400. - Deacon Pete Van Merkestyn
COUNSELOR AVAILABLE
Michele L. Nowak, LCPC, is available to provide counseling
to individuals and couples right here at St. Stephen parish!
Michele is an experienced professional counselor who has
worked with all age groups and issues. She is a staff member
of The Holbrook Counseling Center of Catholic Charities.
Blue Cross / Blue Shield accepted. Those without insurance
are eligible for sliding scale fees based on income & number
of dependents. Appointments can be made by calling (312)
655-7725. The first session is free for all who are members
of St. Stephen.
Military Corner
Please pray for our Military men and women on a daily basis for their safe return.
Capt. Anthony J. Cesaro
Major Vincent Cesaro
1st Lt. Michael Chimienti
Lt. Amanda Griffith
Cpl. Evan Grober
Capt. Michael Gryczka
Sgt. Joseph Malone
Capt. Christopher Mazurek
Sgt. Dominic Messina
Tsgt. Laura Langley
Ssgt. Carl Langley
PFC Matthew O'Boyle
Tsgt. Stephen Vlaming
LCDR Marilyn Walsh
Major Thomas Walsh
Community News
Mother McAuley
Street Closures on March 8
Class of 1965, 50th Reunion on Friday, April 24. Mass will
be at 5pm, cocktails and appetizers at 6pm with dinner at
7:30pm.
RSVP
to
Linda
Jandacek,
Alumnae
Coordinator, at 773-881-6565 .
The Tinley Park Park District will hold its fourth annual
Running O’ The Green 8K run in conjunction with the
Irish parade hosted by Tinley Park on March 8. The run
will be between 8 AM and 10 AM this Sunday morning.
Two major streets will be temporarily closed during part
of that time: 84th Ave. between 175th St. and 179th St. and
175th St. between 80th Ave. and 84th Ave. In the times
when these streets are closed, it will affect traffic going to
and from St. Stephen. Please be conscious of these
possible closures as you come to Mass next Sunday. The
entrance to our parking lot on 175th St. will not be
affected. Also, you could come south on 84th Ave. and
turn left onto 175th St. to our parking lot entrance and not
be affected. These closures will only be for part of the
time on March 8, but please be aware of the potential
delays in going to and from church.
Portiuncula Retreat Center
“A Forgiveness that Heals" on Monday, March 9 from 9:30Noon for a fee of $20 at Portiuncula Retreat Center, 9263
W. St. Francis Road in Frankfort. Broken relationships
mark and mar our journey in life. What do we do with such
painful experiences so that we might emerge from them
more whole? In this Lenten time, we will reflect upon the
experience of fracture and forgiveness in interpersonal
relationships and our relationship with God. Our time
together will include personal memoir, visuals, music, and
conversation.
Kirby Education Foundation Cookie Jar
Come into the Tinley Park Chipolte on Thursday, March 12
from 5 to 8pm. Bring in this bulletin, show it on your
smartphone or tell the cashier to make sure that 50% of the
proceeds are to be donated to The Kirby Education Foundation
Cookie Jar. The Cookie Jar is a partnership between the
community, parent volunteers, and school personnel focused
on providing resources and assistance to District families and
students in need.
Working together, we believe this
partnership can eliminate barriers to learning, support
students’ physical and emotional well-being, and strengthen
academic performance.
Parishioners….Thank you for your monthly donation of
food to the Pantry over the past year. Your donation is the first
step in the process of providing food for the needy people of
this community. Thanks for joining us in this effort ! We are
truly grateful for your steady support. Food distribution to the
needy people of Tinley Park & Orland Hills takes place every
Wednesday from 8am to 1:30pm. We currently are serving
approximately 65 families per week. As our economy
continues to struggle, we see new families every week. Thanks
again for remembering us so that we could be partners with you
in serving those who are in need. -(Chuck Okresik)
DONATE TO S.A.F.E.
We are collecting gently used or new stuffed
animals through March 20 for S.A.F.E. (Stuffed
Animals for Emergencies). Please donate to help kids in need
and to help Junior Girl Scout Troop 70002 earn their Bronze
Award. We will have boxes in the narthex beginning this
Sunday, March 8 and will be picking up the boxes on Friday,
March 20. Thank you for your donation!
St. Alexander Parish Hosts “Sacred Cloths”
A presentation on the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium
of Oviedo on Wednesday, March 11th at 7:00 PM. Faith
Based Communications Shroud presentation entitled,
"Sacred Cloths" deals with both the Shroud of Turin and
the Sudarium of Oviedo. It takes the audience through the
history of each cloth, the scientific analyses that have
been done, current data that refutes the dating of the
Shroud. The inability to explain the mechanism by which
the image on the Shroud was created is also explored,
along with the unique photo-negative and 3D
characteristics of the image. Finally, the link between the
two cloths having been in contact with the same crucified
person, and its implications are examined. Exhibit
materials include full size Shroud images (both positive
and negative), as well as crown of thorns, crucifixion
nails, flagellum (whip), biblical coins. The presentation
runs 70-80 minutes. For more information, please contact
St. Alexander located at 7025 W. 126th St in Palos
Heights, IL 708-448-4861.
Polish Ministry
Informacje Dotyczące Duszpasterstwa w Parafii Sw. Śzczepana
W ciago calego roku Msza Św. w niedziele w języku polskim jest o godz. 1PM
-Pierwszy piątek miesiąca: Spowiedz of 7-8pm Msza o 8pm
-Pierwsza sobota miesiąca: od godz. 7pm-9:30pm
-Spowiedz w kazdą sobote of godz. 8:45-9:30am
-Po bliższe imformajce proszę dzwonić do biura parafialnego pod numer 1(708) 342- 2400 wew 137
Nakazy, obowiązki, prawa
Dane jest nam prawo do życia, dane jest też prawo do zawiadywania tym, co na naszym skrawku ziemi ma
nam służyć, w sensie dosłownym i w przenośni. Równocześnie mamy jednak obowiązek takiego
zawiadywania dobrem, by służyło ono nie tylko nam, lecz również tym, którzy przyjdą po nas, aby to, co
pozostawimy w spuściźnie, nie było ugorem, materiałem do wymiany, ale by innym służyło w należyty
sposób.
Liturgia Słowa na III Niedzielę Wielkiego Postu przekazuje nam słowa skierowane przez Boga do ludu
Izraela, słowa o obowiązkach i prawach. Dowiadujemy się, co powinniśmy jako chrześcijanie robić, jak
działać, kierując się miłością nie tylko do bliźniego, do rodziny, ale przede wszystkim do Boga, „ponieważ Ja
Pan, twój Bóg, jestem Bogiem zazdrosnym, który karze występek ojców na synach do trzeciego i czwartego
pokolenia względem tych, którzy Mnie nienawidzą. Okazuję zaś łaskę aż do tysiącznego pokolenia tym,
którzy Mnie miłują i przestrzegają moich przykazań.” (Wj 20, 5-7).
Czy można powiedzieć o Bogu, że jest zazdrosny? Popatrzmy na to na sposób ludzki, a zrozumiemy słowa
Boga, który jest naszym Ojcem, zrozumiemy Jezusa, który się denerwuje, widząc w świątyni kupców.
Oczywiste, że postęp nauki, technologii i techniki zmienił nasz sposób myślenia, a to z kolei jest przyczyną,
iż inaczej rozumiemy słowa kierowane do nas sprzed 2000 lat. Jednak żyjąc w dobie prosperity technicznej,
myśli nowoczesnej, mając do dyspozycji nowinki medialne, dobrze jest mieć okazję powrotu do źródeł, które
pozwalają nam zastanowić się nad prawdą o Tym, który nas stworzył na obraz i podobieństwo Swoje,
podobieństwo duchowe, nie cielesne. Mając w okresie Wielkiego Postu okazję do chwil zadumy, możemy
popatrzeć na słowa Boga Ojca przez pryzmat odczuć ludzkich, a wtedy nietrudno będzie zrozumieć, czego od
nas chce Bóg. A Bóg tylko i wyłącznie pragnie naszego powrotu do Niego, na wyżyny niebieskie, gdzie
widząc Majestat Boży, będziemy wychwalać Go razem z chórami anielskimi.
Człowiek, to brzmi dumnie – slogan to czy prawda? Każdy z nas ma na ten temat inne zdanie, każdy z nas
również inaczej pojmuje te słowa. A może stwórzmy nowy slogan: „Chrześcijanin, to brzmi dumnie” –
powtarzajmy go, przeplatając z modlitwą o zrozumienie. Powtarzajmy go nie tylko w czasie Wielkiego Postu,
niech stanie się naszym zawołaniem w przededniu ogłoszenia Liturgicznego Roku Wiary (Papież Benedykt
XVI postanowił ogłosić Rok Wiary, który rozpocznie się „11 października 2012 r., w pięćdziesiątą rocznicę
otwarcia Soboru Watykańskiego II, a zakończy się w uroczystość Naszego Pana Jezusa Chrystusa Króla
Wszechświata, 24 listopada 2013 roku).
Panie, pomóż nam zrozumieć Twoje Słowa, Twoje nakazy, abyśmy z łaską Ducha Świętego umieli
zrozumieć i przyjąć Twoją Miłość i Dobro, byśmy zawsze podążali drogą Chrystusa.
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Parish Calendar
Sun 03-08
Mon 03-09
Tues 03-10
Wed 03-11
Thurs 03-12
Fri 03-13
Sat 03-14
Sun 03-15
Baby Nursing #153 | Daylight-Saving Time Begins
Narthex...St. Joe Ticket Sales | Narthex...SVDP Food Collection
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Babysitting #158 | 10:00 AM Children's Liturgy of the Word #154,#155,#156
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Parish Regis.Welcoming LMR and #156 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM RCIA #125
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Lamentations (Polish) Church | 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Baptism
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM Book Discussion 4 Signs of a Dynamic Catholic LMR
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM Living Stations Practice Church
Instructional Mass Gr 7 Daily Chapel | RE 4:15-5:30pm; 6-7:15pm Educ. Wing | 7:30 PM Finance Comm. #126
Instructional Mass Gr 7 Daily Chapel | RE 4:15-5:30pm; 6-7:15pm Educ. Wing
8:45 AM Stations of the Cross (English) Daily Chapel | 9:00 AM RE Coor Mtg #153
1:00 PM Pastoral Staff #126 | 7:30 PM Highlanders #171,172,173,174
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Night of Reflection Liturgical/Pastoral Ministers Church | 7:30 PM Rosary Daily Chapel
7:30 PM Stewardship #125
Instructional Mass Gr 7 Daily Chapel | RE 4:15-5:30pm; 6-7:15pm Educ. Wing
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Moms & Tots #158 | 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Adult Choir Church/Choir Room
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM Men's Club #126
8:30 AM - 6:30 PM Adoration of Blessed Sac Daily Chapel with Rosary @ 8:30am
8:45 AM A & E #167 & A&E Storage | 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM Children's Choir Church
6:30 PM - 7:00 PM Benediction Daily Chapel followed by Divine Mercy Prayers
6:30 PM Confirmation Pizza Party LMR | 7:00 PM Bread of Life #126
7:00 PM Mass (English) Daily Chapel | 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Praise Band Church |7:30 PM Rosary Daily Chapel
8:45 AM - 10:00 AM Scripture Study #126 | 6:30 PM Stations of the Cross (English) Church
7:30 PM Stations of the Cross (Polish) Church | 8:15 PM Mass (Polish) Church
Narthex...Matt Kelly Tickets | Narthex...TGIF Candy Sale
8:45 AM Bread of Life #159 | 6:00 PM St. Joseph Dinner Education Wing
Baby Nursing #153 | Narthex...Matt Kelly Tickets
Narthex...TGIF Candy Sale | 8:30 AM St. Patrick's Day Mass Church
10:00 AM 7th Grade Mass Church | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Babysitting #158
10:00 AM Growing with God #162/163/164/165/166/167 | 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM RCIA #125
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Lamentations (Polish) Church | 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Baptism |4:30 PM - 6:00 PM Living Stations Practice
Minister’s Schedule
Date
3/15
Ministry
Sat 05:00 PM
Magdziasz,Tom
Compton,Julie
Eucharistic Jakocko,Donna
Ministers Przybylski,D.
Daley,Bern
Baste,Choleen
Houlihan,Annette
Jefferies,Michelle
Bodinet,Rachel
Bodinet,Nicole
Mangan,Melissa
Vagena,Elaine
Baste,Chona
Smith,Patrick
Grady,Maggie
Altar
Grady,Bridget
Servers
Tunney,Brigid
Celebrant
Dcn Pete
Deacons
Geraldine Casey
Greeters
Mary Tafoya
Tracy Kielak
Pete Kielak
Lector
Sun 07:00 AM
Sun 08:30 AM
Sun 10:00 AM
Tierney,John
Kenny,Tom
Smajo,Nicholas
Smajo,Geri
Smajo,Jonathan
Connolly,Marie
Connolly,Bill
Erzinger,Ruth
Rice,Edward
Rice,Connie
Monahan,Pat
Monahan,Thomas
Janssens,Virginia
Slechter,Ed
Benkowski,Lisa
Lenhart,Robert
Heniff,Jack
Heniff,Pat
Bogumil,Sue
Albee,Eamon
Leoni,Patricia
Labriola,Lawrence
Labriola,Sue
Werr,Mary
Laird,Jessica
Laird,David
Riccelli,Mia
Grade 7 Mass
Novotny,Deborah
Grade 7 Mass
Brady,Megan
Meteisis,Pam
Burke,Linda
Knauf,Judy
Dillon,Karen
Anderson,Shirley Conlin,Cathy
Henzl,Peggy
Gamino,Theresa
Henzl,Jim
Sullivan,Janet
Lestarczyk,Mary Knawa,Kathy
Kapala,Joan
Tierney,Abigail
Guglielmo,M.
Kolloway,Mike
Koney,Patricia Lingle,Karen
Labriola,Daniela Brennan,Mike
Grivetti,John
Voltolina,Jeanette
Panno,Mary
Lachat,Ann Marie
Hamoay,Pamela Herrmann,Ashley
Delaleurs,M.
Sullivan,Anna
Purcell,Jake
Cunico,Nicholas
Dcn Bill S.
Eileen Tyrrell
Mike Tyrrell
Kathy Stephans
Jim Stephans
Dcn Bill E.
Chris Losey
Mark Losey
K.Cunningham
Sean McCauley
Lisicich, John
Dcn Bill S.
Sun 11:30 AM
Dcn Ken
Carol De Joris
Joan Beck
Theresa Buckley
Terri Buckley
Sun 1:00 PM Polish
Wilk,Kazimierz
Luczak,Longin
Kwiatkowski,S.
Boblak,Andrej
Kita,Barbara
Sierakowski,Maria
Sun 3-8
Team #4
Sun 3-15
Team #1
Mass Intentions
3/8
7:00am
8:30am
10:00am
11:30am
1:00pm
6:15pm
3/9
8:00am
3/10
8:00am
3/11
8:00am
3/12
8:00am
7:00pm
3/13
8:00am
3/14
8:00am
5:00pm
3/15
7:00am
8:30am
10:00am
11:30am
1:00pm
6:15pm
Sunday
For the People
Krystina Sonner
req.by
Alexander Norella
req.by
Marlyn Malave
req.by
Ricki Prendergast
req.by
Gibbons/McLean Families
req.by
Joan Muftafa
req.by
Daniel A. Kumingo
req.by
Za Dusze W. Czyscu Cierpiace
Krystina Sonner
req.by
Lottie Fornek
req.by
Kenneth Beechy
req.by
John Dygdon
req.by
Monday
Bruno & Stella Opyd
req.by
Kenneth Beechy
req.by
Tuesday
Dec'd Members of Dunne Family req.by
Annie Devlin
req.by
Wednesday
James Southland
req.by
Michael Lynch
req.by
Thursday
Adolfo Sumera
Joseph Yanko
Americo Izzi
Kathleen Haggerty
Friday
Justine Janasek
Rodolfo Dimaano
Purgatorial Society
Saturday
Antoinette Twarok
Peter Aldeza
Cindy Kinney
Steve & Ann Frejlich
Josephine Bauer
Ed Mulhall
Jim Dwyer
Sunday
For the People
Lottie Fornek
Robert J. McClellan
Lorraine Pudelek
Sharon O'Malley
Colleen Barkauskas
William Rafferty
Patricia Pignatiello
Za Dusze W. Czyscu Cierpiace
Peter Bialecki
Pray for Our Sick
The Parish Worship Team
The Deanching Family
Barb Ahrens
M&M Joe Dobersztyn
The McLean Family
The Prochnow Family
The Robison Family
Dore
Joan Fernandez
Margaret Wendt
Adult Altar Servers
Karen Opyd
Megan Lamb
The Groves Family
Karen Opyd
Robert & Marge Foley
Ed & Marian Haberkorn
req.by
req.by
req.by
req.by
Connie Sumera
Caroline Yanko
The Family
Ed Haggerty
req.by
req.by
The Family
The Deanching Family
req.by
req.by
req.by
req.by
req.by
req.by
req.by
Dore Gembala
The Family
Jim Green Family
The Family
Dianne Przybylski
Rosemary Hill
Marilyn Dwyer
req.by
req.by
Noreen Galvin
The Healy Family
req.by
The Family
req.by
req.by
req.by
The Family
Karen Opyd
The Family
Joyce Fies
req.by
Annette & Therese
Gus Murlasits
req.by
req.by
Olympia Nuevaorlanda
req.by
Bernardo & Rosita Uy
Jim & Christine Nowlan
Albert Agresti
Lillian Kurzawski
Kristen Baldyga
Debra Lanz
Julie Barth
Mary Leststarczyk
Arlene Beavan
Ed Owen
Sue Bogumil
Nathan Parry
Augustina Braccolino Carmen Pignatiello
Frank Braccolino
Anna Plecki
Kathie Brosius
Marek Rudzki
Tammy Burns
Betty Ruzich
Ed Burns
Terry Ryan
Matt Creen
Mary Lou Schoettler
John Czerniak
Nicole Siedschlag
Ken Delorto
Rachel Swallow
Janice Dorff
Joseph Tierney
Joe Dorff
Alex Udaykee
John Drahos
Jane Van Duch
Cardinal George
MaryBeth Vasquez
Caroline Grady
Paul Wagner
Fran Grousnick
Linda Wasag
Joe Hoffman
Kelly Weiss
Sylvia Koch
And for all for whom our parish
is asked to pray
To help keep the list of names read at Mass and
placed in the bulletin accurate and current, we
will keep the name of a non-parishioner who is
an immediate family member of our parishioner
on the list at Mass for two weeks and in the
bulletin for two weeks. For a parishioner, we
will keep the name on the list at Mass for four
weeks and in the bulletin for 60 days. We ask
that an immediate family member call after 4
weeks if you wish to have the name continued to
be read at Mass.
Pray for Our Deceased
Marie Balestri
Richard Baumsteen
Patricia Kinnerk
John Malone
Eleanor Schopper
Thomas Zale
Weekly Readings
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thur
Fri
Sat
Ex 20:1-17 or 20:1-3, 7-8, 12-17/1
2 Kgs 5:1-15b/Lk 4:24-30
Dn 3:25, 34-43/Mt 18:21-35
Dt 4:1, 5-9/Mt 5:17-19
Jer 7:23-28/Lk 11:14-23
Hos 14:2-10/Mk 12:28-34
Hos 6:1-6/Lk 18:9-14
Welcome to Our Newly Baptized
Elaina Mary Phillips
Jayce Michael Betley
Caleb Jaden Hunt
Caleigh Marie Kain
Ava Rose Stephens
Christian Lavall Vincent
E a r n $$$$ f o r St . St ep h e n’ s P ari s h!
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th
Have lunch or dinner at Gatto's on the 2 or 4 Wednesday of the
month and help in raising funds for St. Stephen’s parish. The parish
will receive 15% of the before tax cost of your meal. Please present
this coupon to your server or ask your server to write St.
Stephen's Men's Club on your bill. This applies to Dine-in or
Carryout!!
Dine-In or Carryout
St. Stephen’s Men’s Club
2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the month
15%
Donation (before Tax)
Present this coupon to your server
Nancy’s Pizza and St. Stephen Pizza Coupon
Nancy’s Pizza at 171st Street and 80th Avenue (in the Family Dollar
Plaza) is making an offer to St. Stephen Parishioners. On any
Monday through Wednesday, present this coupon and 20% of the
pre-tax amount (10% if a discount coupon is used) will be donated to
the St. Stephen Parish Center Fund. You can enjoy a pizza and
support our parish. Nancy’s Pizza’s number is 708-614-6100.
20% of the pre-tax amount
(10% if a discount coupon is used) to be
donated to the
St. Stephen Parish Center Fund.
Coupon good on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays!
Villa Rosa Pizza and Catering
Tony’s Villa Rosa Pizza & Catering at 7717 St. Francis Road is
making an offer to St. Stephen Parishioners. Present this coupon and
15% of the pre-tax amount (on pick-up or delivery) of pizzas and
catering, will be donated to the St. Stephen Parish Center Fund. You
can enjoy delicious Italian food and support our parish at the same
time. Tony’s Villa Rosa Pizza & Catering’s number is 815-464-6700
or you can go to their website at www.villarosacatering.com. They
will deliver up to 159th Street.
Tony’s Villa Rosa Pizza & Catering
and St. Stephen Coupon
15% of the pre-tax amount (on pick-up or
delivery) of pizzas and catering will be donated to the
St. Stephen Parish Center