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Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God Solemnidad de Santa Maria, Madre de Dios Uroczystość Bożej Rodzicielka Maryi 01 January 2012 01 de Enero 2012 01 Stycznia 2012 St. Turibius Church A Roman Catholic Parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago La Iglesia de Sto. Toribio Una Parroquia Católica de la Arquidiócesis de Chicago Kościół Św. Turibiusza Rzymsko Katolicka Parafia Archidiecezji w Chicago The Solemnity of Mary Mother of God falls exactly one week after Christmas, the end of the octave of Christmas. It is fitting to honor Mary as Mother of Jesus, following the birth of Christ. When Catholics celebrate the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God we are not only honoring Mary, who was chosen among all women throughout history to bear God incarnate, but we are also honoring our Lord, who is fully God and fully human. Calling Mary "mother of God" is the highest honor we can give Mary. Just as Christmas honors Jesus as the "Prince of Peace," the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God honors Mary as the "Queen of Peace" This solemnity, falling on New Year's Day, is also designated the World Day of Peace.

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St. Turibius ChurchA Roman Catholic Parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago

La Iglesia de Sto. Toribio Una Parroquia Católica de la Arquidiócesis de Chicago

Kościół Św. TuribiuszaRzymsko Katolicka Parafia Archidiecezji w Chicago

The Solemnity of Mary Mother of God falls exactly one week after Christmas, the end of the octave of Christmas. It is fitting to honor Mary as Mother of

Jesus, following the birth of Christ. When Catholics celebrate the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God we are not only honoring Mary, who was chosen among all women throughout history to bear God incarnate, but we are also honoring

our Lord, who is fully God and fully human. Calling Mary "mother of God" is the highest honor we can give Mary. Just as Christmas honors Jesus as the "Prince of Peace," the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God honors Mary as the "Queen of Peace" This solemnity, falling on New Year's Day, is also designated the World

Day of Peace.

Eternal Rest Grant Unto Them,

O Lord!Julia Vazquez

Linda Balcar

From The Pastor’s Desk/Del Escritorio del Párroco I am sure that we all have made numerous New Years’ Resolutions during our life time. I like this practice. It is good to review our life. Most of us have probably made the normal resolutions to eat less, exercise more, etc. I am hoping that also included in our resolutions were to make time for God in our lives, to practice our faith at home and with our faith community.

I would like to propose the following that may be part of your New Year’s Resolution. Most of these I received in one of the many emails that I get. They are thought provoking.

ONE Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully.TWO When you say, 'I love you,' mean it.THREE When you say, 'I'm sorry,' look the person in the eye.FOUR Never laugh at anyone's dream.FIVE Love deeply and passionately. You might get hurt but it's the only way to live life completely.SIX When someone asks you a question you don't want to answer, smile and ask, “Why do you want to know?”SEVEN Remember that great love and great achievements involve great risk.EIGHT When you lose, don't lose the lesson!NINE Remember the three R's: Respect for self; Respect for others; and Responsibility for all your actions.TEN Don't let a little dispute injure a great friendship.ELEVEN When you realize you've made a mistake, take immediate steps to correct it.TWELVE Smile when picking up the phone. The caller will hear it in your voice.THIRTEEN Spend some time alone.

May our Lord continue to bless us during this year. Rev. William Lego, OSA

Estoy seguro de que todos han hecho numerosas resoluciones del Año Nuevo, durante nuestro tiempo de vida. Me gusta esta práctica. Es bueno para revisar nuestra vida. La mayoría de nosotros hemos hecho las resoluciones normales: a comer menos, hacer más ejercicio, etc. Espero que también se incluyen en nuestras resoluciones fueron a hacer tiempo para Dios en nuestras vidas, a practicar nuestra fe en casa y con nuestra comunidad de fe.

Me gustaría proponer lo siguiente que puede ser parte de su resolución del Año Nuevo. La mayoría de estos que he recibido en uno de los muchos e-mails que recibo. Están a la reflexión.

UNA Dale a la gente más de lo que esperan y hazlo con alegría.DOS Cuando usted dice, "Te amo", digalo con sinceridad.TRES Cuando usted dice, "Lo siento", mira a la persona a los ojos.CUATRO Nunca te rías de sueño de cualquiera.CINCO Ama profunda y apasionadamente. Puedes salir herido, pero es la única manera de vivir la vida plenamente.SEIS Cuando alguien te haga una pregunta que no quieras responder, sonríe y pregun ta: "¿Por qué quieres saber?"SIETE Recuerda que grandes amores y logros entrañan un gran riesgo.OCHO Cuando pierdas, no pierdas la lección!NUEVE Recuerda las tres R: Respeto por ti mismo, Respeto por los demás y Responsabilidad por todos tus actos.DIEZ No permitas que una pequeña disputa dañe una gran amistad.ONCE Cuando te das cuenta que has cometido un error, toma medidas inmediatas para corregirlo.DOCE Sonríe cuando tomes el teléfono. La persona que llama lo podrá escuchar en su voz.TRECE Pasa algún tiempo solo.

Que nuestro Señor siga bendiciendoles durante este año. Padro Guillermo Lego, OSA

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God Bless You and Our Prayers Are With You!

We share Christ’s light and our faith is deepened as we celebrate the diversity of our Parish.

Masses for the Week Las Misas para la SemanaMonday, January 2

Lunes, 2 EneroPoniedzialek, 2 Stycznia

Memorial of Saints Basil the Great and Gregory Nazianzen

Memoria de San Basilio Magno y San Gregorio Nacianceno 1 John/1 Juan/1 Jn 2: 22-28;

John/Juan/Jn 1: 19-288:00 AM: + Adolph Rulak (Wife) Tuesday, January 3 Martes, 3 Enero

Wtorek, 3 StyczniaThe Days of Christmas Los Días de Navidad

1 John/1 Juan/1 Jn 2: 29-3: 6; John/Juan/Jn 1: 29-34

8:00 AM: + Deceased Member of St. Turibius Parish Wednesday, January 4 Miércoles, 4 Enero

Sroda, 4 Stycznia Memorial of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Memoria de Santa Elizabeth Ann Seton

1 John/1 Juan/1 Jn 3: 7-10; John/Juan/Jn 1: 35-42

8:00 AM: + John and Lawrence Platt

Thursday, January 5Jueves, 5 Enero

Czwartek, 5 StyczniaMemorial of Saint John Neumann Memoria de San Juan Neumann

1 John/1 Juan/1 Jn 3: 11-21;John/Juan/Jn 1: 43-51

8:00 AM: + Adolfo Gonzalez (Family) + Edmund Kasprzyk (Wife) 1st Anniversary

Friday, January 6Viernes, 6 Enero

Piatek, 6 StyczniaThe Days of Christmas Los Días de Navidad

1 John/1 Juan/1 Jn 5: 5-13;Mark/Marcos/Mk 1: 7-10 or

Luke/Lucas/Lk 3: 23-38 or 3:23, 31-34, 36, 388:00 AM: • Health and God’s Blessings for the Parishioners of St. Turibius Parish

Saturday, January 7Sábado, 7 Enero

Sobota, 7 StyczniaThe Days of Christmas Los Días de Navidad

1 John/1 Juan/1 Jn 5: 14-21;John/Juan/Jn 2: 1-11

8:00 AM: + Eugenia Lego (Family) 4:00 PM: + Doris Maher (Mary Zic) + Mary C. Busiedlik (Jolly Seniors) 5:00 PM: • Confessions • Confesiones (Hasta 6PM) 7:00 PM: • Grupo de Oración

Sunday, January 8Domingo, 8 Enero

Niedziela, 8 StyczniaThe Epiphany of the Lord

La Epifanía del SeñorŚwięto Objawienia Pańskiego

Isaiah/Isaías/Izajasza 60: 1-6,Ephesians/Efesios/Efezjan 3: 2-3a, 5-6;

Matthew/Mateo/Mateusza 2: 2 7:00 AM: • Health and God’s Blessings for Jean Janicki 8:15 AM: + Francisca Corral-Martinez (Rocio Barraza) 9:30 AM: + Frank & Anna Dabrowski (Daughter) + Jan Maka (Family) + Helen Maka (Family) + Stanley Maka (Family) 11:00 AM: + Rodilla Sanoy (Family) + Jesus & Raul Amador (Sisters/Family) 1:00 PM: + Ernesto Balvaneda (Family) + Ascencion Medel (Family) 1st Anniverary • Birthday Blessings for Stephanie Medel (Family)

Pray for the Sick of Our ParishGenoveva Ayala, Mildred Baltikas, Joey Benak,

Emma Miranda,Frank Tonovich, Bob Bowen, Connie Bromer, Helen Bujko, Angela Burmeister,

Salomon Carmona, Irene Gaydos, Beverly Godfrey, Stella Godowski, Joseph E. Janik,

Adeline Jeziorny, Dorothy Kajmowicz, Anthony Kittler, Dorothy Camacho, Helen Kleiber,

Frances Kopec, Dorthea Kosicki, John Dybas,Sister Joan Marie Kryszak, Stephanie Dziobas,Frank Lazarz, Carmen Madrigal, Chester Miarka Marilyn Manzo, Helen Marciniak,Paul Mazzocco,

Marge Newsome, Bernice Olejniczak, Mike Purcella, Sister Emilie Marie Sierakowski, Char Sparks

Dawn Sobie, Judith Standard, Lillian Tonkovich, Brian Wagner, Julie Weisenberger, Doris Wilczewski,

Maria Isabel Castro, Ken Thome, Ted Wojchiechowski, Harold Zboril, Mary Zic, Charlene Young, Isabella Lash,

Maria Celia Hernandez

MassPresiders

Saturday/SundayJanuary 7th/8th

4:00 PM: Fr. Antony7:00 AM: Fr. Antony

8:15 AM: Fr. Jack 9:30 AM: Fr. Slawomir 11:00 AM: Fr. Antony

1:00 PM: Fr. Jack

InformacjeParafialne

Msza Sw9:30am

w każdą niedziele

Spowiedz5:00pm - 6:00pm w czwartek przed

pierwszym piątkiemmiesiąca i msza

6:00pm

Sakramenty wjęzyku polskim

chrzest, slub itp.Prosze dzwonic

na plebanie

Telefon (773) 581-2730

+Louise M. Mrzygod +Jozef & Regina Siuty

+Antoni & Antonina Statira+John S. Siuty

+All Aunts, Uncles and Cousins+Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Polaniki

+Mr. & Mrs. George Serna+Tony Lazzari & Family

+Agnes Rucinski +Joseph Rucinski +Norbert Rucinski

+John Mikrut +Florian Mikrut +Edward Mikrut +Walley Mikrut +Stanley Mikrut

+Jeanette Hissman +Irene Mikrut

+Albert Judycki +Steve Sweglo +Mary Scholz

+Stella & Joseph Pekala +Mildred Hartmann

+Matt & Sophie Ucho +Helen & Walter Kubacki

+Edward Urbanik +Sebastian Bala +Stanislawa Bala

+Jan & Zofia Podgorni +Jan, Maria & Adam Bala

+Stanislaw Bala +Maria Gackowiec +Jadwiga Haliciki

+Jerzy Szczepanik +Melgorzata Podgorni

+Jan Kobiesa +Krystyna Sikora +William Dioutt +Nellie Dioutt

+Alex Waisvillas +Ann Waisvillas +Mary Bartlett

+Fred J. Nelson I +Agnes Nelson

+Fred J. Nelson II +Joe Schillinger +Mikolaj Kopiec +Jozefa Kopiec

+Ludwika Radzinonowicz+Boleslaw Radzinonowicz

+Felix Castro +Raul Velez Sr.

+Magdaleno Corral +Castro Family

+Bretado Family +Debbie Evans Gubricky

+Joe Evans, Sr. +Irene Vidricko

+Rudy Rodriguez +Henry & Mary Vanderploeg

+Agnes Vanderploeg +Pearl Vanderploeg

+Harriet & Frank Golen +Danny Golen

+Rose & Harry Birge +Dorothy & Morrie Powers

+Joe & Myrtle Evans +Tomasz & Teofila Zarnowski

+Kazimierz Zamowski +Genowefa Zarnowski

+Jan Zarnowski +Stanislaw Zarnowski

+Teresa Zarnowski +Karolina Konieczny +Walter Konieczny

+Helen Blazek +Nancy Jo Doyle

+Aleksandra Wisniewski +Casimir Wisniewski +Arthur Kokolowski +Michael Trocewicz

+Martin Przytula +Frank & Sophie Kulik

+Agnes Kulik +John Kulik

+John J. Kulik +Josephine Przytula

+Frank Przytula +Alex Kulik +Ed Kulik

+Lottie Kulik +Margaret Kulik

+Julia Jagodzinski +Frank Jagodzinski +Soledad Cendejas

+Francisco Cendejas +Luisa Zaragoza

+Pat Harris +Pearl Mae Harris

+Mrs. Nazon +Manuela Gallardo

+Maria Galvan +Mary Monarrez +Padre Nicolas +Klim Family

+Nowicki Family +Sojko Family +Slon Family +Tur Family

+Karluk Family +Rafalo Family

+Meynarczyk Family

+Panek Family +Kwak Family +Ligas Family

+Matege Family +John Platt

+Lawence Platt +Norb & Grace Platt +Ray + Theresa Platt

+Florence Platt +Marc Campanella

+Darlene Campanella +Arlene Brock +Evelyn Schap

+Vince & Stella Pavilionis +Ungarait Family +Mazurek Family +Raskey Family

+Lukowski Family +Platt Family +Steve Hirt

+Alga Scourio +Forgotten Souls

+Birth Mother +Raymond Michalski

+Johny Manzella +Stanley Olhava

+Edward Zalewski +Roman Dombrowski

+Krawczykowski Family +Orlowski Family

+Maciejewski Family +Walisiak Family

+Janisjewski Family +Mary Sutkowski

+Sutkowski Family +Bartosek Family

+Florence Potempa +Irene Fabian

+Agnes & Edward Kusek +Mary & Anne Jarosz

+Steve & Anna Kovacs +Joseph & Antoinette Jarosz

+Stanley Jasker +Marilyn Kutchins

+Ed & Jean Derdzinski+Ann Marie Young

Robert & Helen Tucker +Ted & Rose Kusek

+Rahuna Family +Jozef Pasko

+Karolina Pasko +Kazimierz Pasko +Tadeusz Pasko

+Eugeniusz Pasko +Kazimiera Pasko +Stanislaw Pasko

Saint Turibius All Souls SocietyAs we celebrate the Birthday of Our Savior, let us also remember those of our families and

friends who are now with our Lord.

En esta celebración del nacimiento de Nuestro Salvado, también recordamos los fieles difuntos de nuestras familias y conocidos.

Gdy świętujemy narodziny naszego Zbawiciela, pamiętajmy również o tych z naszych rodzin oraz naszych przyjaciół, którzy są teraz z naszym Panem

Page 5Reflejamos la luz de Cristo y profundizamos nuestra fe cuando celebramos la diversidad de Nuestra Parroquia.

+Kazimierz Sowa +Joseph & Helen Kusek

Ted & Rose Kusek +Stella Kusek

+Ed and Sue Bartowski +Chester Kusek

+Loretta Gutkowski +Henry Snow

+Family Members +George

+Bronislawa +Wincenty

+Maria +Antoni +Kacper +Wanda +Halina +Maria

+Salomea +Edwin

+Urbanski Family +Deplewski Family

+John Gac +Frank Gasior +Alex Gasior

+Jan & Maria Mrozek +Jozef & Maria Mrozek

+Stanislaw & Maria Mrozek +Wladyslaw Mrozek

+Stanislaw Dziubasik +Franciszek Dziubasik +Wladyslaw Dziubasik

+Jozef & Agnieszka Klimek+Helena Wladyslaw Bafia

+Maria Klimek +Jozef & Aniela Klimek +Wladyslaw Korkosz+Antonina Korkosz +Stanislaw Bafia +Donoto Bafia+Jakob Bafia +Aniela Bafia

+Wilhelm Pasko +Stanley Spala

+Aniela Wodziak +Jozef Liptak

+Wladyslaw Liptak +Panek Family +Kwak Family +Ligas Family +Steve Culen

+Agnes Puskac +Mary Puskac +John Bernal +Joseph Wiatr +Wiatr Family +Ziober Family

+Joseph Fronczek +Jozef & Aniela Klimek +Wladyslaw Korkosz+Antonina Korkosz

+Wladyslaw Korkosz+Antonina Korkosz +Evelyn Fronczek +Vivian Hollander +MaryAnn Cetner +Judith Wrobleski

+Irene Peters +Angeline Miller

+Karol & Jadwiga Ogiela +Maria & Franciszek Ogiela

+Wincenty & Teolinla Legutko +Franciszek & Balbina Ogiela

+Stanislaw Pietrusinski +Maria Pietrusinski

+Boleslaw & Stefania Ogiela +Wincenty & Janine Zydron

+Zygmund Korman +Stefan Wis

+Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson+Susan Jacher

+Joseph and Mary Biel +Elaine Kozlowski

[email protected] (773) 581-2730 ext. 29

[email protected] (773) 581-2730 ext. 17

Prayer of St. Francis

Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.Where there is Hatred, let me sow Love.

Where there is Injury, Pardon.Where there is Doubt, Faith.

Where there is Despair, Hope.Where there is Darkness, Light, and

Where there is Sadness, Joy.

O Divine Master,Grant that I may not so much

seek to be consoled as to console;To be understood, as to understand;

To be loved, as to love;For it is in giving that we receive,

It is in pardoning that we are pardoned,And it is in dying that we are born to Eternal Life.

InformaciónParroquial

Sacramentos en Español

Misas8:15AM1:00PM

los domingos

Confesiones 5:00PM

los sábados

Bautismos el segundo domingo de cada mes a las 2:00PM. Tiene que registrarse en

la oficina parroquial.

Celebraciones deBodas y Quinceaños

tiene que hacer una cita con un sacerdote para arreglar su boda o su misa de quince años.

Favor de no reserve un salón antes de hablar

con el sacerdote.

Teléfono(773) 581-2730

[email protected] (773) 581-2730 ext. 29

Saint Turibius SchoolBuilding Leaders, Believers and Achievers

To Our Saint Turibius Alumni

As a long-time Administrator and Educator within the Catholic school system, my experience has shown that a quality of education is a key component to the future success of every child! I am extremely proud to say that the dedicated faculty and staff of St. Turibius are committed to providing academic excellence and Catholic values to every student within our school community. However, we truly are in need of your help!!

While the current economic conditions have made this focus an ever more challenging endeavor for all schools, it has become even more so for many of the Chicagoland Catholic schools, especially those where financial support is solely dependent on student enrollment. As you may recall from our letter to you last year, St. Turibius was designated as an Archdiocese of Chicago Board Initiative School in 2010, which means we must sustain our school without any financial assistance from St. Turibius Parish. While we are ever so grateful for the generous support of many of our alumni this past year, we unfortunely continue to struggle financially.

How You Can Make A Difference!!

St. Turibius has been a pillar of Catholic excellence, serving the educational needs of the children within the Chicago Lawn and Clearing neighborhoods for more than 83 years - an accomplishment for which we are extremely proud!! Our school has graduated thousands of students who have successfully pursued all walks of life. Throughout the years we have heard from many of you with stories regarding your careers and families. To our great pleasure, we also hear that the Catholic education you received at St. Turibius truly did make a difference and can be attributed to many of your succcesses!!

We want to continue to make this possible for all our current families and for all of those we are hopeful to teach and guide in the years to come. Unfortunately, this may not be possible without the continued financial support of our alumni!! Within the last couple of years, we have experienced a significantly competitive environment amoung both the Catholic and public schools in the surrounding areas. We know St. Turibius offers an excellent faith-based academic learning environment, and it is our goal to not just sustain this status but enhance all our programs while maintaining our facilities and offering financial assistance on an as-needed basis.

In order to remain a vital contender with the community, would you please consider a $100 contribution to our 2011-2012 School Fund? Please know your investment in the future of St. Turibius School, in any amount, will be so deeply appreciated! Please mail your donation to school or we also accept online donations through our website at www.sttutibiusschool.com.

On behalf of the faculty and staff of St. Turibius, I sincerely thank you in advance for your sup-port and wish you and your family a very Blessed Christmas and much joy in the coming New Year!!

Sharon Dulewski Sharon Dulewski Principal

P.S. Be sure to “SAVE THE DATE” for our annual ALL YEAR ALUMNI REUNION scheduled for Saturday, April 14, 2012!! Event details will be posted on the school website and Facebook page as they become available. We hope to see you there!!

Page 7Dzielimy się światło Chrystusa w naszej parafi pogłębia się ponieważ świętujemy rożnonarodowośc Parafijalno.

Endowment Fund IntentionsDecember 18, 2011

Joseph and Mary Biel John Obieglo

Members of the Machnicki Family Wojciech Wos

Elaine KozlowskiKusek Family

Jim and Sue Olivetti Irene Vidricko

Frances Janicki Urbanski Families

Deplewski Families Edward Siska

Members of the Bilotta FamilyMembers of the Lorenz Family

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nowak Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Nehlsen

Soledad Cendejas Ms. Annette Irene Falton

Upcoming Specials

SUNDAY, NEW YEARS DAY JANUARY 1STRING IN THE NEW YEAR BINGO SPECIALDoors open at 3pm Games start at 6pm$3000.00 New Yorker MUST GO!

SUNDAY, JANUARY 8THDoors Open 4pm Games Start 6pmSOMEONE WILL WIN FREE BINGO FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR!CAN THAT SOMEONE BE U?

SUPERBOWL SUNDAY SUPER BINGOSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5THDOORS OPEN 3PM BINGO STARTS 6PM 2-GUARANTEED $500.00 GAMES AND MORE WIN A FLAT SCREEN TVEXTRA SUPERBOWL DOOR PRIZES!

Come out and enjoy a night out and remember all proceeeds support St. Turibius Parish!

Bingo Results from December 18th $1,646.25

Bingo Happenings! Living Stewardship

Living Stewardship Now If you know someone who is elderly, frail, and isolated,

find ways to be a presence and a support. Drop a greeting card in the mail. Make a “How are you?” phone call. Go by with home-

made goodies. Offer to run errands or drive to doctor visits or church. Take the family over and do yard work or other chores.

SOMOS UNA FAMILIA Hoy honramos a la Sagrada Familia. Todos pertenecemos a una familia, bien por nacimiento, bien por matrimonio o adopción. Pertenecemos a la familia de fe por el bautismo y también a la gran familia humana. Recientemente se reportó una historia acerca de una mujer en Inglaterra, que estaba jubilada y vivía sola. Iba a Misa con regularidad, pero no participaba en la vida parroquial. Según su única amiga, a esta señora no le quedaba ninguna familia. Todo el tiempo se lo pasaba de compras. Los vecinos que veían su ir y venir cayeron un día en la cuenta de que el carro no se había movido en varios días y llamaron a la policía. Los oficiales que vinieron a inves-tigar hallaron una casa abarrotada de “cosas”. Les tomó dos días encontrar a la mujer en un cuarto bajo unas cajas pesadas que la mataron al caerle encima. Todos conocemos a personas que care-cen de ayuda familiar. Algunas hacen amistades fácilmente. Otras, particularmente las frágiles y de edad avanzada, se retraen pues temen molestar a los demás. El aislamiento puede tener conse-cuencias terribles. Si estás en condiciones de ayudar, no permitas que eso suceda.

La corresponsabilidad vivida ahoraSi conoces a alguna persona de edad avanzada, frágil y aislada busca maneras de hacerte presente y prestarle ayuda. Envíale una tarjeta por correo. Interésate por ella con una llamada tele-

fónica. Llévale alguna golosina. Ofrécele hacerle algún mandado, llevarla al doctor o a la iglesia. Visítala con tu familia, arréglale un

poco el jardín o ayúdala con alguna tarea doméstica.

Behold, the eye of the LORD is upon them that fear him, upon them that hope in his mercy; To deliver their soul from death, and to keep

them alive in famine.(Psalm 33:18,19)

WE ARE FAMILY On this day we honor the Holy Family. We are all born, married, or adopted into families. We belong to the family of faith through baptism and to the larger human family. Recently, a story was reported about a woman in England. She was retired and lived alone. She regularly attended Mass, but was not involved in parish life. According to her only friend, this lady had no family left. She spent all her time shopping. Neighbors who saw her come and go finally noticed her car had not been moved in days and reported it to police. Investigating officers discovered a house packed with “stuff.” It took them two days to find the lady in a bedroom, where heavy boxes had fallen on her and killed her. We all know people who are without family support. Some are outgoing and have friends. Oth-ers, particularly the frail and elderly, are shy or fearful of bothering anyone. Isolation can have fearful consequences. Don’t let it hap-pen if you can help it.

Total Donations

$10,131.54Sunday Collection

December 18th

$5,176.31$3,337.07 in 284 Envelopes

$1,839.24 Loose

4:00 PM: $1,083.00$938.00 in 76 Envelopes

$145.00 Loose

7:00 AM: $595.07$535.07 in 42 Envelopes

$60.00 Loose

8:15 AM: $786.44$225.00 in 17 Envelopes

$561.77 Loose

9:30 AM: $895.00$470.00 in 56 Envelopes

$425.00 Loose

11:00 AM: $1,144.00$1,001.00 in 72 Envelopes

$143.00 Loose

1:00 PM: $672.80$168.00 in 21 Envelopes

$504.80 Loose

Rectory: $500.07$500.07 in 32 Envelopes

Other Donations$4,455.16

That’s Where Your Money Goes...

A Closer Look At The Bottom Line

A Very Special “Thank You” to the Parishioners of St. Turibius!

Un muy Especial “Agradecimiento” a los feligreses de San Toribio!

Serdeczne “Podziekowania” dla parafian Sw. Turibiusza!

Other DonationsCherish Our Parish: $1,072.84Our Lady of Guadalupe: $1,517.45 Major Gifts: $1,100.00Christmas Flowers: $75.00Endowment Fund: $470.00Vigil: $219.87

Expenses for the Week EndingSaturday, December 17th

$18,215.67$1,368.00 to Appliance Service Center for Repair Service to Lechert Hall Kitchen Stove.

$200.00 to Rectory for Contract Musicians.

$257.50 to Eclutel, LLC for Telephone Repair.

$195.00 to Chicago Tribune for Subscrip-tion Renewal.

$5,170.00 to Central Building & Preserva-tion for Tuckpointing.

$462.23 to Watra Church Goods Co. for Liturgical Items.

$4,088.56 Exelon Energy for Monthly Elec-tricity Budget.

$841.00 to K-Mechanical for Plumbing Repair.

$1,050.00 to JMJ Janitorial Services for November Services.

$80.38 to Canon Business Solutions for Copier Expenses.

$4,503.00 to Constellation Energy for Monthly Gas Budget.

Please remember in your masses and prayers the sons and daughters of our par-ish family who are serving on active duty in the military, especially:

SPC Anne Marie Archer, USASGT Matt Archer, USAMAJ John Costanzo, USAPFC Jeffrey Dominici, USALCPL Aaron J. Godinez, USMCSGT Michael P. Gorski, USASPC Ricardo J. Guerrero, USACORP James A. Kilkelly, USMCLT Brian Koll, USN

LCPL Christian Mondragon, USMCGY SGT Arthur R. Parra, USMCSR Michelle Ponce De Leon, USNAirman Galo Rodriguez, USNSGT Julio Cesar Roman, USMCPFC Hector Rueda, USASGT Daniel S. Ryan, USMCLT COL Timothy Tocwish, USMC

Needed Capital Repairs Completed Capital Repairs Parish Capital Campaign

The new figures are being calculated based on the major repairs done and on the current costs.

Proudly Serving Our Country

Saint Turibius of Mogrovejo, Pray for us!

We are all God’s Family!Somos todos los familiares de Dios!

Wszyscy jesteśmy rodzina Boga!

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Monday, January 2nd Rectory Closed No Meetings Tuesday, January 3rd No Meetings Scheduled

Wednesday, January 4th 6:00 PM: Religious Education Classes (School)

Thursday, January 5th 5:15 PM: Polish Confessions and Mass (Church) 7:00 PM: Circulo Vigil (Felician Hall) 7:30 PM: English Choir Practice (Church)

Friday, January 6th 5:00 PM: Scouts Jr./Sr. Weeblos (Father Lechert Hall) 6:00 PM: Legion of Mary-Teens (Rectory B) 7:00 PM: Hispanic Committee Event (Felician Hall) 7:00 PM: Boy Scouts (Father Lechert Hall) 7:00 PM: Spanish Mass and Benediction (Church) 7:15 PM: Legion of Mary (Rectory B)

Saturday, January 7th 10:00 AM: Girl Scouts/Cadettes (Father Lechert Hall) 11:00 AM: Girl Scouts/Brownies (Father Lechert Hall) 12:00 PM: School - Parent Club Event (Felician Hall) Sunday, January 8th - The Epiphany of the Lord 7:00 AM: Men’s Spanish Prayer Group (Rectory A) 7:00 AM: English Mass (Church) 8:15 AM: Spanish Mass (Church) 9:30 AM: Polish Mass (Church) 11:00 AM: English Mass (Church) 1:00 PM: Spanish Mass (Church) 2:00 PM: Spanish Baptisms (Church) 2:00 PM: Bingo Set Up/Bingo (Felician Hall) 3:30 PM: Legion of Mary “Curia” (Father Lechert Hall)

We share Christ’s light and our faith is deepened as we celebrate the diversity of our Parish.

Weekly Calendar

January 2012

Please except my apology to any of our parishioners who has received contribution envelopes that they should not have. I made an error and sent the wrong file to the company. “My fault” and I

am so sorry from the bottom of my heart if this caused any problems to you or your families. -Kathy

“Our” Sister’s Blessing

All kings shall pay him homage, all nations shall serve him. -Psalm 72:11

Santo Niño de Cebú ShrineDedication and Blessing

Thursday, January 5, 2012 7:00pm

St. Rita of Cascia Shrine Chapel 7740 S. Western (773) 925-6600

The Santo Niño de Cebú (“Holy Child of Cebú”) is a Roman Catholic figure of the Child Jesus. Devotions to the Santo Niño de Cebú is very popular in the Philippines. This is because the original statue of the Holy Child has historical value and great influence in the initial works of evangelization of the Augustinianswho were the first Catholic missionaries to arrive in the Philip-pines. The statue was a gift by Ferdinand Magellan to the Queen of Cebú in 1521 after her conversation and baptism to the Catho-lic faith. The statue is permanently housed at the Basilica Minore del Santo Nino in Cebú City, Philippines.

We wish to extend to each of you a Blessed Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year. Our Christmas picture this year is from in front of the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi, Italy. It was here that we had Mass offered for you, the Priests, Staff and Parishioners of St. Turibius Parish. Be assured of our

ongoing prayerful support each day.

God Bless You,Sister M Barbara Ann, Sister M Eunice, Sister M Francine and

Sister Mary Beth

Saint Turibius Parish

We Are One Family, Encircled by God’s Love!

Pastoral Staff DirectoryRev. William (Guillermo) Lego, O.S.A, Pastor...x29Rev. Jack (Juan) Dowling, O.S.A, Parochial Vicar....x17Rev. Slawomir Kurc, Weekend AssistantDeacon Ignacio Alvarez, Beatrice AlvarezDeacon Thomas Christensen, Judy ChristensenMrs. Sharon Dulewski, Principal...x 20Sr. Mary Beth Bromer, Director of Religious Education...x 34Ms. Geri Biel, Coordinator of Religious Education...x34Mr. William O’Brien, Parish Business Manager...x 11Mrs. Kathy DeStefano, Parish Secretary...x10Mr. Dennis J. Costanzo, Director of Sacred MusicMs. Jolanta Ziemba, Polish Music MinisterEl Coro Agape de San Turibius, Spanish Music Ministers

Rectory: 5646 South Karlov Avenue...x 10School: 4120 West 57th Street...x 21Convent: 4125 West 56th Place...x 23ALL PHONES: (773) 581-2730Parish Fax: (773) 581-5396

After Hours Emergency...x 55

Parish Mission StatementWe Believe that God is Love, and when we live in love we live in God and God lives in

us! Therefore we, the Parish Family of Saint Turibius, dedicate ourselves to living out

Christ’s Great Commandment: we will love the Lord our God with all our heart, with all our soul, with all our mind, and with all our strength, and we will show our love for God

by the way we love and care for one another. To this end, we will respond to our baptismal

call, strengthened by the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit. As a Family of Faith that has an Attitude of Gratitude for the gifts God has given to us, we will share our time, our talent and our treasure with each other. We welcome into our parish family all people,

because we believe that together we are the Body of Christ and together we can bring the love, peace, forgiveness, healing, and joy of Christ into our community in ways we never could have if we were to remain apart. May all who meet us, who worship with us, who

work and play with us, know we are Christians by our love!

Mass ScheduleWeekend Masses

Saturday4:00 PM in English

Sunday7:00 AM in English8:15 AM in Spanish9:30 AM in Polish

11:00 AM in English1:00 PM in Spanish

Weekday Masses

Monday through Saturday8:00 AM in English

ConfessionsSaturday

5:00 PM until 6:00 PM3rd Saturday of the month at

5:15pm in Polish

BaptismsPlease contact the rectory office (x10) to make arrangements for your baby’s baptism and to register for a baptismal preparation session. Baptisms in English are on the third Sunday of the month at 2:00PM. Baptisms in Spanish are on the second Sunday of the month at 2:00PM. Baptisms in Polish take place at or during the Polish Mass at 9:30 AM on Sunday morning.

1st Friday Devotions1st Friday Devotions will take place on the 1st Friday every month after the 8:00am daily mass.

MarriageCouples must make an appointment with one of the priests for an interview at least six to nine months in advance of their marriage. No wedding date will be set until this interview is completed.

Sick CallsPlease contact the rectory office (x10) to arrange for visits to the sick and homebound. The priests and our ministers of care will make every effort to visit parishioners in the hospital, at home, and in nursing homes.

Rectory HoursSunday: ClosedMonday: ClosedTuesday: 9 AM to 5 PMWednesday: 9 AM to 5 PMThursday: 9 AM to 5 PMFriday: 9 AM to 5 PMSaturday: Closed