SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER. To Serve as He Served, To Live as He Lived, and To Love as He Loved.

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1 To Serve as He Served, To Live as He Lived, and To Love as He Loved N Nottingham Ave, Chicago, IL (773) SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER M AY 6, 2018

2 SAINT MONICA + PARISH 5136 N. Nottingham Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Telephone: Fax: WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday at 4:00 p.m. English 6:00 p.m. Polish Sunday at 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:00 Noon, and Polish at 1:30 p.m. WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Monday Friday at 8:30 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 6:00 p.m. Thursday 7:00 p.m. in Polish P[rish St[ff Rev. Mariusz (Mario) P. Stefanowski Pastor Rev. Andrew Izyk Associate Pastor Rev. William Holbrook Resident Priest Mr. Ed Podgorski Deacon Sr. Noemi Gil Director of Religious Education Mr. Kamil Duda Director of Music Mr. John Baruch Operations Director Mrs. Gwenn Suvada Business Office Coordinator Mr. Richard Grabowiecki Maintenance Engineer Mrs. Joanna Szepiotko Parish Secretary PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday - 9:15am to 7:30pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday - 9:15am to 5:15pm Saturday - 10:00am to 2:00pm Sunday Closed Parish Phone: (773) Parish Fax: (773) Parish Office: (773) ext. 110 parishsecretary@stmonicachicago.com Fr. Stefanowski: (773) ext. 115 frmariusz@stmonicachicago.com Fr. Izyk: (773) ext. 112 frandrew@stmonicachicago.com Sr. Noemi Gil (773) ext. 122 srnoemi@stmonicachicago.com John Baruch: (773) ext. 121 jbaruch@archchicago.org Bulletin: bulletin@stmonicachicago.com Mr. Raymond Coleman Mrs. Darlene Connelly St. Monica Academy 5115 N. Mont Clare, Chicago, Illinois Telephone: Fax: ROSARY AND DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET Prayed weekdays before the 8:30 a.m. Mass EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Held every Thursday, beginning at 9:00 a.m. (after 8:30 am Mass); concluding Benediction at 6:45 p.m. School Principal School of th_ Si]k SACRAMENTS The special grace of this Sacrament offers the Lord s healing strength, peace and courage to anyone who is seriously or chronically ill, hospitalized or about to undergo surgery. Please contact the Parish Office if you wish to have someone anointed. B[ptism The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated twice a month: the first and third Saturday of the month at 11:00 a.m. (some exceptions due to Holy Days and liturgical celebrations). Please call the Parish Office to register for the program and to set a date for the Baptism. M[rri[g_ Archdiocese of Chicago guidelines for marriage preparation ask that a minimum of six months be set aside for preparation for marriage. No firm date for a wedding will be set until the conclusion of the couple s first meeting with the parish minister. At least one of the engaged persons (or their parents) must be a registered and active parishioner of St. Monica. No Sunday weddings are scheduled. Ministry to th_ Si]k/Hom_\oun^ If you or a family member are in a local hospital or are homebound and would like to have a visit from a priest, please call the Parish Office to make arrangements. Ministers of Care are also available to bring Communion to those who are confined at home and are unable to attend Mass, either temporarily or on a continual basis. Please call the Parish Office to schedule a visit. R_]on]ili[tion (Conf_ssion) Monday Friday from 8:00 8:25 a.m., Saturday from 3:00 to 3:50 p.m., and 5:30 to 6:00 p.m. (English and Polish). Individual confessions available by appointment. Parish Mission Statement Saint Monica is a welcoming Catholic faith community. Proclaiming the power of the Word of God, we join together in the celebration of the Eucharist and all Sacraments. We aim to follow Jesus Christ To S_rv_ [s H_ S_rv_^, To Liv_ [s H_ Liv_^, [n^ To Lov_ [s H_ Lov_^.

3 Our Prayers MONDAY, May 7, :30 M[ss a.m. Int_ntions Mary Dorney For th_ W k 6:00 p.m People of St. Monica Parish TUESDAY, May 8, :30 a.m. Stanisława Sobolewska Ellen Macatangay 6:00 p.m. Mass in English WEDNESDAY, May 9, :30 a.m. Anthony C. Brabec Esther Dorgan Alicja Niebrzydowski (Birthday Blessings) 6:00 p.m. Thanksgiving for college graduation and God s blessings for Zachary Enriquez THURSDAY, May 10, :30 a.m. Fely Garcia Thomas J. Mojzis Caroline Carpino Monica Gathman (18 th Birthday Blessings) 7:00 p.m. Mass in Polish FRIDAY, May 11, :30 a.m. Kenneth Catalano Marife Akuin 6:00 p.m. Mass in English SATURDAY, May 12, :00 p.m. Kris Klenske Deceased members of Morales Family Thanksgiving for college graduation and God s blessings for Dylan Tabang 6:00 p.m. Mass in Polish SUNDAY, May 13, :30 a.m. Henry Wyszkowski Rosemary May Helen Stohl 9:00 a.m. Beverly M. Schiffer Marge O Donnell Michalina Bialek 10:30 a.m. Elisa Constantino Fr. Fred Tomzik Karl Deak Marion Johnson 12:00 p.m. Susan McGuane-Kowalczyk Kenneth Catalano Marie Ronstadt Margarita de Jesus God s blessings for Sadofsky & Yerkes Families God s blessings for Maria Filipponi 1:30 p.m. Mass in Polish Fryderyk Ślusarczyk Congr[tul[tions to our Coupl_s Brandon Mangia & Michelle Sheehan Bogdan Nowak & Marta Kotwa William Urian & Sharall Flores Sp_]i[l Pr[y_rs For Thos_ In N ^ Arnott Family Mary Allegretti Phyllis Babbs Carol Batjes Alice Baxter Marilyn Bell Sylvia Boulahanis Adam Burek Jo Buscemi Cindy Cisek Grace Cleys Joan Craig Samantha Crump Marzena Duda Eugene Dunaj Air Force Michael Brimie Zachary Muldoon Matt Olken Michael Rice Anthony Villalpando Laurel Walsh Kevin Valdez Army Eric Ambriz James Ambriz Kurt Beyer Tom Bobek Daniel Clark Michael G. Dobija Justin Elazegui Walter Fernandez Robert Gullett Brandon Jackson Andrew Kupinski Jesus O. Lebron Conner Mahoney Jack Maksymec Irena Dudek Carole Edwards Mary Lu Forte Gladys Garzon Monica Gathman Roberta Gols Kerri Horan Michael Kelly Timothy Kim Aimee Mayuga Ruth Miner Dolores Nieciecki Cathy O Hara Jose Perez Max Piekos and all the sick and aged of our parish... R_m_m\_r Our Milit[ry Army, cont d Erik Malenock Andrew Perez Julio Rios Michael Rivera Andrew Thomas Christopher Walsh Michael Zadlo Army Reserve Jason Adamczyk Roman Gronke Keith Maslon Sean O Grady Coast Guard Christine Ambriz Marines Vincent Bertucci Andrew Cobos Gage Cygnar Henrietta Pinkowski Deacon Ed Podgorski Sharon Petrozz, Bridie Regan Paula Riveron Augie Sansone Tim Sheehan Bernadette Schmidt Harriet Skiba Steve Skubski Denise Slaski Ida Traczyk Ralph Volgarino Laura Wysocki Elizabeth Wright Marines, cont d Lukas Czynczyk Dominic Davila Caitlen Ferrarell Benjamin Juhasz Mathew Lynn Steven Meyer Kevin Rasmussen Christopher Ryan Navy Jeremy Bloom Justin Chovanec Zachary Corrado Daniel Jarosz Clay Presny Riley Schoen Steven Stancy Richard Whitman Nick Whitman Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as the protect us. We ask this in Jesus name. Amen May 6, 2018 Page 2

4 St. Monica Parish TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION In ancient Rome, the beautiful month of May was dedicated to the goddess Flora, the patroness of flowers and new life. May 1 was considered the beginning of abundant growth, and a day for public festivals aimed at expelling winter. Even after Christianity took hold, the customs of the pagan feast lingered behind. Long ago, there was a thirty-day devotion to Mary, sometimes called "Lady Month," which began on August 15. By the eighteenth century, the custom of assigning devotions to months of the year was developing. June, for example, was the month of the Sacred Heart, and October was for the Holy Rosary. Beginning with the Jesuit Order in Rome and spreading throughout the world, May has been celebrated as the month of Mary, the Blessed Mother, for more than two hundred years. That was a welcome remedy to some enduring pagan practices, such as maypole dancing and the crowning of the May Queen. Some historians say that in ancient times the May Queen was actually a human sacrifice. Devoting May to Mary is undoubtedly a better thing to do. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. LOVE ONE ANOTHER In the Gospel for the Sixth Sunday of Easter we are met with an extraordinary challenge: Jesus commands us to "love one another as I love you" (John 15:12). The letter from John echoes this command. Of course, we are to love those in our family, those we work with, those we like. But the scriptures make clear that we are also to love those we never notice, those we purposely avoid, and even those we are tempted to despise. In this Sunday's selection from the Acts of the Apostles Peter shows us how far God's love extends, and how far our love should extend in response. Peter realizes that God no longer "shows partiality" to the Jews, sharing divine love exclusively with them. Christ has revealed that God's love extends to all people, and so should ours. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. May 6, 2018 Page 3

5 Ordination Announcement Congratulations to Patrick Brenner. On May 12th, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich will ordain him to the Order of Deacon at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago. He will be one of 20 men to be ordained as deacons. Patrick has journeyed through four years of preparation for this day, attending academic classes, formation programs, engaging in extensive theological reflection sessions, retreats, regular spiritual direction, as well as being involved in many liturgical practical and pastoral field education experiences, including an eleven-month internship. Ordinations to the permanent Diaconate in the Archdiocese of Chicago have taken place since There are presently nearly 500 active deacons in the Archdiocese, as well as 74 men currently in formation at the Institute for Diaconal Studies, with a new cohort beginning in the fall. The presence of deacons serving in the Archdiocese is widespread, yet still a frequently asked question is, What or who is a deacon? Bishops, priests and deacons receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders. The diaconate is a three-fold ministry of Word, Liturgy and Charity that is in service to the bishop. Deacons are ordained to baptize, proclaim the Gospel and preach, assist at the Eucharist, witness marriages, officiate at wakes and funeral services, etc. These are the ministries most visible in the parish. The less visible aspect of diaconal ministry traditionally has its history in the Acts of the Apostles, Chapter 6. The Apostles laid hands on...seven reputable men, filled with the Holy Spirit and wisdom... to care for the widows and administer the daily distribution of food in the early Christian community. Thus, from the earliest days of the Church, deacons were involved in service to the bishop not only liturgically and through evangelization efforts but as administrators of and caring for the poor (spiritually, emotionally and physically), the alienated and those who, for various reasons, find themselves on the fringes of society. Therefore, deacons also minister in hospitals, prisons, shelters, soup kitchens, and within the various ministries coordinated through organizations such as Catholic Charities and the St. Vincent de Paul Society, modeling the call of diakonia that belongs to all the baptized to serve our brothers and sisters in Christ. And since most deacons work full-time outside the Church, deacons in their workplace (and in the world) are sacramental signs and icons of Christ the Servant visible in the community. Please keep in your prayers Patrick, all candidates who will be ordained, their wives and families, and all those in formation, that they might continue to answer God s call in their lives. May 6, 2018 Page 4

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7 Announcements BOY SCOUTS TROOP #943 Next Meeting THURSDAY, MAY 17, 7:00 PM St. Monica - Beyenka Hall GUEST SPEAKERS Metropolitan Water Reclamation District. An update on flood control in the region. Friends of the Chicago River A summary of Special Events planned for the Spring & Summer. North Park Nature Center Tips on gardening using native plants. Greenwise Organic Lawn Care Tips on Yard Maintenance. Also, come celebrate our new name! Fourty free Oak Trees will be given away on first come, first served basis. Complimentary refreshments including Cake will be served. M OTHER S D AY FLOWER SALE On May 12 & 13, between all masses, St. Monica Parish will be selling flowers, $15 Rose and Daisy Bouquets, $10 Mixed Floral Bouquets. All profits from the sale will go to The Women s Centers, Thank you! May 6, 2018 On Saturday, May 19, 2018 there will be a CAR WASH 9am to 2pm held by Boy Scout Troop 943. Please support our Boy Scouts! Page 6

8 DAR POBOŻNOŚCI Parafia p.w. Sw. Moniki Bóg potrzebuje chrześcijan jako świadków odwiecznej, nieodwołalnej miłości, jaką On darzy ludzkość. Ponieważ zarówno pojęcie Boga, jak i pojęcie miłości jest w świecie zamazane i wieloznaczne, świadczenie o istnieniu tej wspaniałej rzeczywistości wymaga przede wszystkim autentycznego i bliskiego spotkania z samym kochającym Bogiem. To spotkanie dokonuje się w modlitwie. Świadek zmartwychwstałego Jezusa musi pozostawać w stałym i żywym kontakcie z prawdziwym Bogiem, czyli musi być człowiekiem modlitwy. To wcale nie przypadek, iż Piotr dostrzegł już na samym początku wielkie niebezpieczeństwo, grożące każdemu duszpasterzowi, utonięcia w akcjach charytatywnych z zaniedbaniem modlitwy. Stąd zalecił wybór siedmiu diakonów, by odciążyć Apostołów i w ten sposób ratować czas potrzebny im na modlitwę i przepowiadanie słowa. Dzieje Apostolskie ukazują zarówno Piotra, jak i Pawła jako mężów modlitwy. Przestając z Bogiem na modlitwie, zyskujemy pewność co do decyzji Boga, która określa gdzie, kiedy i w jaki sposób należy świadczyć o Ewangelii. Świadek jako mąż modlitwy nigdy nie daje świadectwa na własną rękę, jest zawsze wysłany z misją przez samego Boga. Dokonuje się to zarówno wówczas, gdy trzeba przemawiać publicznie, by chronić Bożego prawa, jak i wtedy, gdy należy się włączyć w rozmowę w wagonie jadąc z Wrocławia do Brzegu. Ten, kto to uczyni na własną rękę, może doprowadzić do kłótni, z których będzie więcej zgorszenia niż pożytku. Zjednoczony z Bogiem bezbłędnie zabierze głos, a jego świadectwo, jak ewangeliczny kwas, niezależnie od tego, czy zostanie przyjęte czy odrzucone, zawsze będzie twórcze. Doskonalenie modlitwy to trudna sztuka. Do nas należy skupienie, pragnienie modlitwy i wygospodarowanie czasu na nią, ale sama modlitwa jest tak wzniosłym czynem człowieka, iż wymaga specjalnego wsparcia Ducha Bożego. To wsparcie nazywamy darem pobożności. Chodzi w nim o dwa dzieła Ducha Świętego w sercu tego, kto jest świadkiem ewangelicznych wartości. Duch Święty spełnia rolę Mistrza, który stroi duszę człowieka, by można na niej wygrać pieśń uwielbienia Boga, bo każde świadectwo jest taką właśnie pieśnią. Wiadomo, że skrzypce mogą być wysokiej jakości, ale jeśli nie są dobrze nastrojone, nawet geniusz nic na nich nie wygra. To strojenie, to przygotowanie instrumentu jest podstawowym warunkiem danego koncertu. Człowiek jest jak skrzypce. Sam nie potrafi idealnie nastroić strun swego serca, bo albo je zbytnio naciągnie, albo zabraknie tych tysięcznych milimetra i nie uda się ich razem zestroić. Tu jest potrzebna interwencja Bożego Ducha. Strojenie strun naszego serca, przygotowujące je do modlitwy, to pierwszy owoc daru pobożności. Drugim owocem tego daru jest umiejętność natychmiastowego oddania siebie do dyspozycji Boga, gdy jest Mu potrzebne nasze świadectwo. Czyli zaśpiewanie, tu i teraz, hymnu uwielbienia Boga przez słowo, postawę, czyn, które świadczą o zmartwychwstałym Jezusie. Dar pobożności sprawia, że chrześcijanin publicznie wygrywa radość i moc swojej wiary, zawsze pod kierunkiem doskonałego Mistrza, który dba o strojenie instrumentu jego serca i pilnuje, by struny serca drgnęły wtedy, gdy audytorium tego potrzebuje. Ten właśnie dar sprawia, że nasze świadectwo staje się narzędziem głoszenia Ewangelii w ręku samego Boga. ks. Edward Staniek - May 6, 2018 Page 7

9 Spiewnik IV NIEDZIELA WIELKANOCY Nie zna śmierci Pan żywota, chociaż przeszedł przez jej wrota, rozerwała grobu pęta Ręka święta. Alleluja! Adamie, dług Twój spłacony, Okup ludzki dokończony, wnijdziesz w niebo z szczęśliwymi Dziećmi swymi. Alleluja! Próżno, żołnierze strzeżecie! W tym grobie Go nie znajdziecie: wstał, przeniknął skalne mury Bóg natury. Alleluja! Przez Twe święte Zmartwychwstanie Z grzechów powstać daj nam, Panie, potem z Tobą królowanie. Alleluja! Chwalcie łąki umajone, Góry, doliny zielone. Chwalcie, cieniste gaiki, Źródła i kręte strumyki! Co igra z morza falami, W powietrzu buja skrzydłami, Chwalcie z nami Panią Świata, Jej dłoń nasza wieniec splata. Ona dzieł Boskich korona, Nad Anioły wywyższona; Choć jest Panią nieba, ziemi, Nie gardzi dary naszymi. Wdzięcznym strumyki milczeniem, Ptaszęta słodkim kwileniem, I co czuje, i co żyje, Niech z nami s1awi Maryję! Chrystus Pan karmi nas, swoim świętym Ciałem, chwalmy Go na wieki! Duchem całym wielbię Pana, Boga, Zbawcę jedynego, bo w Nim samym odnajduję wszstką radość życia mego. Wielbię, bo chciał wejrzeć z nieba, na swą sługę uniżoną, by mnie odtąd wszyscy ludzie mogli zwać błogosławioną. Sprawił we mnie wielkie dzieła w swej dobroci niepojętej, On wszechmocny, On najwyższy, On sam jeden zawsze święty. On który przez pokolenia, pozostaje miłosierny, webec tego, kto Mu służy, i chce zostać jemu wierny! On, który swą moc objawia, gdy wyniosłość serc uniża, każdy zamiar może zburzyć, który pychą mu ubliża. W mocy Jego odjąć władzę, a wydźwignąć pokornego, wszystkich głodnych zaspokoić, głodem wstrząsnąć bogatego. On się ujął za swym ludem, dziećmi wiary Abrahama, pomny na swe miłosierdzie, obietnicy swej nie złamał. Królowej Anielskiej śpiewajmy, różami uwieńczmy Jej skroń! Jej serca w ofierze składajmy, ze łzami wołajmy doń: O Maryjo, bądź nam pozdrowiona, bądź Ty zawsze Matką nam! Przez Ciebie, o Matko miłości, łask wszelkich udziela nam Bóg! A my Ci hołd dajem wdzięczności, udpadłszy do Twoich nóg! O lilijo, jakżeś Ty wspaniała: Wszelkich cnót rozlewasz woń! May 6, 2018 Page 8

10 Stewardship & Schedules MONTHLY COLLECTIONS SCHEDULE April, 1 Easter Sunday None A 29 MASS ENVELOPES LOOSE April, 8 School Development 4:00 pm $ 2, $ :00 pm $ $ :30 am $ $ :00 am $ 1, $ :30 am $ 1, $ :00 pm $ $ :30 pm $ $ APRIL April, 15 April, 22 April, 29 Facility Maintenance None None E-Giving $ N/A Mailed Envelopes $ Children's Envelopes $ May, 6 Facility Maintenance Grand Total This Week $ 9, St. Monica Academy $ Easter $ Facility Maintenance Fund $ Ascension $ $ Weekly Difference ( $9, Budgeted) $ MAY May, 10 May, 13 May, 20 Ascension of Our Lord None School Development None Year-to-Date Difference $ + 10, Actual Weekly -to-date $ 397, Year-to-Date Goal $ 387, May, 27 None Your support is greatly appreciated. God Bless You! Liturgical Ministry Schedule DATE TIME EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS LECTOR ALTAR SERVERS May 12 4:00 pm T. Lach M. Paul R. Wade T. Lach T. Robaczewski J. Robaczewski 7:30 am S. Bass H. Bass H. Bass K. Trespeces-Winck P. Walawender May 13 9:00 am L. Ciesielski C. Cwynar J. Cwynar 10:30 am J. Hilger J. Hilger S. Hilger 12:00 pm R. Catalano C. Devine G. Frett A. Reisel A. Reisel C. Frawley E. Mack F. Oliver SMA S. Lough G. Lough Sr. Noemi M. Enriquez J. Gamboa M. Malarski M. Murphy May 6, 2018 Page 9

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