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APRIL 8, 2018 SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER - DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Then he said to Thomas, "Put your finger here and see my hands, and bring your hand and put it into my side,
and do not be unbelieving, but believe." Jn 20:27
Please Remember in Prayer our Men and Women Serving in the Military
We invite parishioners who have family members currently serving in the military to add their names to our prayer list. Please call the Parish Office at 630-963-4500 with the following information: Name, Rank, and Branch of Service. (If your serviceman or woman has completed their tour of duty, please contact the Parish Office.)
U.S. Air Force SSgt. Benjamin Poparad
Capt. Mark Schriner
U.S. Army 1st Lt. David Angelus Sgt. Brian Bardsley, Jr. SPC Nicholas Boehm
Capt. Eric Boenitz Jacob Gallo
Robert Gates Col Monica Gorzelnik Ryan M. Hickey, SPC
Matthew Hnatiuk Pvt. Kyle Hooczko
Capt. George Hughbanks Ken Jacobs
Michael Miceli 1st Lt. Sean Morrow S. SG Erika Olson Major Tim Plackett
Sgt. Bart Ross John Stankowiak
Sgt. Kenneth Van Houten Capt. Scott Van Zee -300th QM
1st Lt. Allen Von Plinskey 1st Lt. Anthony Von Plinskey
Sgt. Craig M. Watkins
U.S. Navy Lt. Brian Callan
Ens. Jason Czarnik Lt. JG Christopher James Feehery
Lt. Commander Chad Finan Anthony Giglio
U.S. Navy (cont’d) Ens. Jason P. Meyers Kevin Pero, (MA3)
Joshua Quilici
U.S. Marine Corps Capt. David Adamiec Sgt. Robert M. Brown
Anthony Donahoe Capt. Daniel Hajek Cpl. Mark Hartman
Ethan Kloppman Col. Berne Krueger
2nd Lt. Andrew Lewaniak Adam Luecke
Lance Cpl. Jacob McDonald LCPL David Rodriguez
Col. Tim Shindelar Cpl. Bruce Wachowski
National Guard
Lt. Col. Michael Bracki, Air Nat’l. Guard
Cmd. Sgt. Major Steven Krause, Army Nat'l. Guard LCPL Kevin Lewis, Army Nat'l. Guard
Major Patrick Meek, Army Nat'l. Guard
Also Serving
Anthony Pignato Raki Taylor
Please Remember in Prayer our Men and Women Serving in the Military
Readings for the Week Monday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10; Ps 40:7-11; Heb 10:4-10; Lk 1:26-38 Tuesday: Acts 4:32-37; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Jn 3:7b-15 Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26; Ps 34:2-9; Jn 3:16-21 Thursday: Acts 5:27-33; Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20; Jn 3:31-36 Friday: Acts 5:34-42; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Jn 6:1-15 Saturday: Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; Jn 6:16-21 Sunday: Acts 3:13-15, 17-19; Ps 4:2, 4, 7-9; 1 Jn 2:1-5a; Lk 24:35-48
Celebrant Schedule for Next Weekend Confessors for Saturday, April 14 10:30 AM: Fr. Bill Cullen 3:00 PM: Fr. Gabriel Baltes, OSB Mass Celebrants for April 14/15 8:15 AM: Fr. Gabriel Baltes, OSB 4:00 PM: Fr. Kenneth Zigmond, OSB 7:30 AM: Fr. Gabriel Baltes, OSB 9:30 AM: Fr. Gabriel Baltes, OSB 11:30 AM: Fr. Kenneth Zigmond, OSB 6:00 PM: Fr. Gabriel Baltes, OSB
Pray With Us
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The next SJA book club meetings will held from 1:30-3:00 pm in the Parish Center on: Tuesday, April 17th- We will discuss The Marian Option by Dr. Carrie Gress.
Tuesday, May 15th- We will discuss The Three Hearts by Dr. Mark Miravalle. For more details, contact Michael Lewandowski at 630-353-4531 or [email protected].
Join us TODAY, April 8th, for a Celebration of Divine Mercy. This afternoon will include Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Scripture readings, Praying of the Chaplet, and Benediction. This celebration will take place at 3:00 pm in the
church. Light refreshments and hospitality will follow in the Link.
“Those who sincerely say ‘Jesus, I trust in You’ will find comfort in all their anxieties and fears.”
-St. John Paul II
This Week at SJA Monday, April 9 9:00 am—Morning Prayer (Chapel) 2:30 pm—Girl Scout Troop #50631 7:00 pm—R.F. Board Mtg. (Rm. 23) 7:00 pm—Boy Scouts Tuesday, April 10 9:15 am—Bible Study (Rm. 22) 4:30 pm—Girl Scout Troop #55167 6:30 pm—Seasons of Hope (Rm. 24) 7:00 pm—Benedictine Spirituality Group (Rm. 22) 7:00 pm—Peace & Social Justice Mtg. (Rm. 23) 7:00 pm—Teen Bible Study
Wednesday, April 11 4:30 pm—R.F. Classes 6:30 pm—R.F. Classes 6:30 pm—Purely You Mtg. (Rm. 22) 7:00 pm—Rosary (Chapel)
Thursday, April 12 6:00 pm—Brownies & Daisies 6:00 pm—Cub Scouts Bear Den Friday, April 13 2:15 pm—Brownie Troop #55468 2:30 pm—Brownies
Saturday, April 14 7:00 am—Brothers in Christ (Rm. 22/24) 8:45 am—Our Catholic Heritage (Rm. 22) 9:00 am—St. Vincent de Paul Mtg. (Rm. 23) 6:30 pm—Father-Daughter Dance (Gym) Sunday, April 15 9:30 am—Sunday School/Nursery (PAR) 10:00 am—RCIA (Rm. 24) 1:00 pm—Lay Carmelites (Rm. 22) 7:00 pm—IMPACT (Rm. 22/24)
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Tickets are available online at
sjaseussicaljr.brownpapertickets.com.
(The website will close on April 25)
THE SJA DRAMA CLUB PROUDLY PRESENTS...
Reserved Seating: $11.34
General
Admission Seating: $10 Adults
$6 Students & Seniors
Friday, April 27 &
Saturday, April 28
7:00 pm SJA Gym
Join us as Dr. Seuss’ best-loved characters collide and cavort in an unforgettable musical caper
for the whole family! Image credit: https://www.flickr.com/ photos/marshillonline/4458646923
St. Joan of Arc School
Kindergarten just completed a unit based on American Symbols, with a focus on the American Flag, the White
House, Mount Rushmore, the Bald Eagle, and the Statue of Liberty.
We learned what symbols are and why they are
important. With each symbol, the students read books independently and aloud, watched videos, illustrated their own books, created corresponding art projects,
and wrote two facts about each symbol.
This unit is always a big hit and the students learn so much!
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St. Joan of Arc Totus Tuus Program July 15-20
St. Joan of Arc is also offering parishioners an extra program for the week for younger children. Call the Religious Formation Office to take advantage of this great opportunity for your pre-school
aged children. Registration for 1st – 12th grade students is online, but pre-school registration needs to be done with the Religious Formation office – call today – 630.353.4528.
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CLOUD OF WITNESSES The Saints Renew the Church
Date: Thursday, April 19th
6:00 - 9:00 pm in Parish Center Room 22 (6-7 pm Potluck Dinner) Needed: People willing to bring French food or a dessert for the potluck. RSVP at: www.SignUpGenius.com/go/508044FA9A92CA3FF2-cloud4
SAVE THE DATE!
St. Bernadette Soubirous and Our Lady of Lourdes
Adult Faith Formation
Understanding the Scriptures for Sunday, April 8, 2018 The Gospel this week can be divided into two parts. The first part deals with Jesus giving his disci-ples the authority to forgive sins. The second part focuses on the story of “Doubting Thomas.” For this week’s article, we will focus on Christ bestowing on his disciples the ability to forgive sins. The disciples were in hiding, fearing treachery and malice from the Jews. They had locked them-selves securely in a room, keeping out of sight of those who might do them harm. We can even say that the Gospel was hidden; a “bushel basket” had been placed over its light. However, it was in this locked room, in this place of hiding, that Jesus entered and stood in the midst of his followers. Our Lord did not accuse them, nor spoke to them harshly; rather, the first words out of his mouth were, “Peace be with you.” This peace that the Lord announced was a divine peace that can only come from God. After he offered his peace to them, Jesus told his disciples that he was sending them out from the confines of the room and into the world. They would bear his message and bring his peace to others. After this, Jesus breathed on his disciples and gave them the power to for-give or retain sins. God’s breath is witnessed throughout the Scriptures. There are, in particular, two examples where God’s breath is associated with life. The first comes from the book of Genesis. God was forming man out of the ground when he breathed life into his creation. At that moment, man became a living soul: “Then the Lord God formed man of dust from the ground, and breathed into his nos-trils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” (Gn. 2:7) Another example comes from the prophet Ezekiel during the time of the Babylonian Captivity. Ezekiel had a vision of dry bones being revived through God’s breath. “Thus says the Lord God to these bones: Behold, I will cause breath to enter you, and you shall live. And I will lay sinews upon you, and will cause flesh to come upon you, and cover you with skin, and put breath in you, and you shall live; and you shall know that I am the Lord.” (Ezekiel 37:5-6) Notice in both of these examples how God’s breath brought life. In Genesis, it brought about our creation. In Ezekiel, God’s breath brought about the recreation of man. When Jesus breathed on his disciples, he was giving them the power over life and death. They would be able to free people who were fettered by Satan. They would be able to bring new life to others and restore them to the image of God. The disciples would be able to do this because they now had the authority to forgive sins. Christ gave his disciples the authority to forgive sins because it is sin that keeps us away from God, who is the source of all life. Thus, John highlights the institution of the sacrament of Reconciliation by Christ. John shows us how the divine life of God will continue to give new life and revive the dry bones through the sacraments that he has established; most especially, in the sacrament of Recon-ciliation. For questions about the Catholic faith or the Scriptures, please email Michael Lewandowski at [email protected].
Here are upcoming meetings from our Peace and Social Justice Ministries. All are welcome to attend. If you have ever wanted to be more involved with our outreach ministries, then come to our next meetings and share your ideas! For more information, contact Vicente Fernandez at [email protected] or 630-353-4549. Peace and Social Justice Meeting Tuesday, April 10th at 7pm in Parish Center room 23 Pro-Life Ministry Meeting Tuesday, April 17th at 7pm in Parish Center room 24 Earth Matters Environmental Ministry Meeting Thursday, April 19th at 7pm in Parish Center room 23
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Join us for the SJA Lunch Club on Thursday, April 19th in the Parish Center at 11:30am. All adults are invit-ed to this lunchtime gathering as we focus on sharing our faith, enjoying fellowship and having some fun! Our focus this month will be “Music and the Brain.” We will explore the importance and influence of music and how it can awaken the brain and influence cognitive func-tion. Lunch will be provided by Arbor Terrace of Naper-ville. The fee for the lunch and presentation is $10. Please sub-mit payment to the Parish Office NO LATER than April 13. Please make checks payable to “SJA Lunch Club”.
Upcoming Events
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Notes from Music & Liturgy
Let Us Rejoice The joy of the Resurrection continues today – indeed, throughout the entire Easter Season – as we celebrate the Second Sunday of Easter. We use many of the same hymns, we use the Sprinkling Rite at some Masses, and even our proper Responsorial Psalm is
the same one we used last Sunday. Psalm 118, today’s Responsorial Psalm, tells us to rejoice. We hear the Psalmist singing of God’s love, and how it lasts forever. We give thanks to God for the great things He has done. Our worship resounds with the joyful sounds of this Psalm. Take time this week to rejoice and be glad! Jim Susic
Music for Next Weekend April 14 and 15, 2018 Third Sunday of Easter 9:30am Mass – Parish Choir 6:00pm Mass - Ensemble All other Masses will have music led by an organist and a cantor.
Memorialize a Hymnal As we celebrate this Easter Season, consider memorializing a hymnal. What a wonderful way to celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord by remember-ing a special person in your life. Hym-nals can be memorialized in memory of any deceased person, or they can also be donated in honor of someone or a family event, such as a bap-tism, special birthday, or another type of celebration. The donor is recognized with a special memorial plate in the front of each book, and the person being hon-ored is also recognized on the same memorial plate. This is a wonderful way to remind us to pray for some-one. And, not only would you be praying for this individual, but anyone who opens that hymnal would see that individual’s name, and maybe also offer a prayer for him or her. The cost to memorialize a hymnal is $20. Envelopes are available at the Resource Center, at the entrances to the church, and also at the parish office. Donation envelopes can be returned to the parish office, or they can also be returned in the offertory collection at our weekend liturgies. For more information on memorializing a hymnal, please contact Jim Susic at 630-353-4529 or [email protected].
April Weddings The following couple will exchange marriage vows at St. Joan of Arc on April 21, 2018:
Joshua Soto and Giulia Hindermann We wish this couple God’s blessings as they prepare for their life together!
Music Ministry Opportunity Do you like to sing but cannot make a commitment to regular rehearsals for our Parish Choir? If so, consider becoming part of our ‘new’ Music Ministry opportunity at the 6:00pm Mass. We invite all interested singers to join in singing at the 6:00pm Mass, on a regular basis. We will meet in the church at 5:00pm each week, rehearse the music for that evening, and then lead the music at the 6:00pm Mass. There are no additional weekly rehearsals to be a part of this group. All individuals from 6th grade on up are invited to join us. This is a GREAT way to participate in the liturgy, without an extensive time commitment. We would also like to include instrumentalists! If you are proficient on bass, drums, guitar, or a woodwind instru-ment, let us know that you are willing to share your time and talent. If you are interested or planning to participate, please con-tact Jim Susic, Director of Music, at [email protected], or at (630) 353 – 4529, so that we may plan accordingly.
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2019 Mass Intentions Mass intention requests for 2019 are now being accepted. We ask that requests for Mass intentions be submitted in written form to the Parish Office, Attention: Mary Beth Kerner. Requests may also be submitted via email to [email protected]. Response to these requests will be given via letter or email sent to the individual requesting the Masses. We regret that we cannot honor all specific requests of dates and times. The stipend is $10.00 for each Mass request. In order to make dates for Mass intentions available to all parishioners, and to be able to offer Mass intentions for the recently deceased, a limit of five (5) annual Mass intentions will be allowed per calendar year per family requesting. Additional Masses may be requested during the year for a living intention or for someone recently deceased. (Please note that one Mass may be offered for the individual for whom the intention is being requested). The Diocese of Joliet will also accept Mass intentions to be offered by our retired priests if your request for Masses at the parish exceeds the annual limit.
We Share our Gifts Mass Intentions
Monday, April 9—The Annunciation of the Lord 6:30 AM †Tammy Selnes (Req. Ted & Mary Selnes) 8:15 AM For the Protection of the Unborn (Req. SJA Pro-Life Ministry) Tuesday, April 10 6:30 AM †Helen J. Kvortek (Req. Mr. & Mrs. Darl Robertson) 8:15 AM †Elliott Jaskula (Req. Ted & Diana Suchy) Wednesday, April 11—St. Stanislaus 6:30 AM †Mary Daly (Req. Daly & Melancon Families) 8:15 AM †Gerald Scott (Req. Bill & Jan Hennessy)
Thursday, April 12 6:30 AM †Joseph Mendell (Req. Askwith Family) 8:15 AM Intentions of Bob & Jane McGuffey- 60th Anniversary Friday, April 13—St. Martin I 6:30 AM †Ed Hlavac (Req. Shirley Weiss) 8:15 AM †Lucille Koeppe (Req. Eugene Koeppe Jr.) Saturday, April 14 8:15 AM †Gerald Scott (Req. Jim Susic)
Mass for the Third Sunday of Easter 4:00 PM Living and Deceased Members of the Dolansky and Puhak Families (Req. John Dolansky) Sunday, April 15—Third Sunday of Easter 7:30 AM †Gregory Bewley (Req. Jon & Carole Gassett) 9:30 AM †Michael DiSanto (Req. Urbik Family) 11:30 AM †John Cherf (Req. Theresa Irving) 6:00 PM For St. Joan of Arc Parishioners
We wish to offer our sympathy and a promise of our prayers to family
and friends on the death of Ed Linchester, Linda Riedy,
and Raymond Stagowski.
Offertory – March 25/April 1, 2018
Week Budget: $25,299 Week Actual: $36,367 Week Surplus/(Deficit): $11,068 Week Last Year: $34,136 YTD Budget: $1,002,039 YTD Actual: $953,941 Budget Surplus/(Deficit): ($48,098) Holy Thursday: $3,578
Good Friday: $3,062 Easter: $47,449* * Does not include electronic donations
Ministers Schedule for Next Weekend Mass Lectors Extraordinary
Ministers Greeters Ushers Altar Servers Resource
Center
4:00pm P. Bergin, J. Clements
B. Ryan, M. Bixenmann, L. Carpino, M. Gruenberg, C. Helberg, S. Jecmen, S. Krapec, B. Poblocki, D. Rubel, G. Santori, R. Schuster, M. Taylor
G. Ansier, K. Ansier, L. Nilles, T. Taylor
J. Hantsch, J. Beaumont, M. Shuta, A. Sikora, P. Smith, J. Weber
G. Arndt, M. Ebey, M. Leoni
T. Taylor
7:30am L. Passarella, D. Lanser
J. Wagner, B. Coleman, L. Czupryna, J. Maday, M. Nappi, P. Nappi, P. Robertson, Je. Saul, M. Sauriol, J. Shannon
D. McFarlin, A. Overton, Ja. Saul, L. Saul
W. McCarthy, R. Brzostek, R. Ceurvorst, E. Czupryna, P. Schriner
J. Connell, N. Shannon, N. Stasny
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9:30am T. Rotelli, M. Siefert
J. Sinkovits, C. Casolino, D. Hayes, J. Hayes, C. Kenney, J. Kuttner, E. Knockemus, M. Laguatan, B. Richardt, M. Sobolewski, J. Sweeney, J. Walsh, D. Zurbriggen
S. Guerra, B. Sweeney, P. Thompson, M. Walsh
J. Fedinec, S. Christ, M. Fernette, T. Gerten, D. Regan, P. Szalek
K. Cunningham, C. Walsh, M. Walsh, P. Walsh
F. Sojka
11:30am S. Augustus, I. Bucher
R. Moskal, C. Buenz, C. Cawiezel, M. Hantsch, R. Leto, K. Meehan, P. McKechnie, D. McKechnie, D. O'Connor, M. Signorelli, J. Vesely
B. Gustas, A. Kukulski, M. McCoy, D. Schreiber
L. Gustas, L. Gustas, A. Kabelis, T. Kukulski, L. Loucaides
L. Anderson, K. Testin, M. Troher
L. Berg
6:00pm A. DiSanto, R. McGuffey
C. Patterson, D. Benaitis, K. Long, S. Scott, J. Soto, K. Soto, E. Soto, P. Walz, T. Walz
K. Daniels, M. Panagos, A. Reinhard, B. Reinhard
M. Zurek, A. Hart, K. McCarthy, B. Zurek
N. Caulfield, J. Gabel, A. Walz
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Around the Diocese
Illinois Right to Life Annual Banquet Keynote Speaker: Mike G. Williams, renowned pro-life comedian and author When: Friday, May 18, 2018 Where: The Carlisle (435 E. Butterfield Rd., Lombard, IL 60148) Tickets (before May 4th): $90 each / students & clergy: $60 ($850 table of 10) VIP Reception: $125 each Cocktail Hour 6:00-7:00p.m. VIP Reception 6:00-7:00p.m. Dinner 7:00p.m. Purchase tickets at illinoisrighttolife.org/banquet or call 312-422-9300.
Upcoming Events at Villa St. Benedict Right-Sizing for your new lifestyle Wednesday, April 25th | 1:30pm
Whether you have lived in your home 10 years or 54 years, downsizing and moving can be a very daunting task. Tammy Bilek, certified senior move manager with Honoring Aging, will give you tips and tricks to help you with your move.
Villa St. Benedict Open House Wednesday, May 23rd | 2:00pm
Discover “Living Fully, Living Well” by experiencing everything that Villa St. Benedict has to offer, with interactive presentations from culinary, the fitness center, Sacred Heart Monastery, Prioress Sr. Mary’s Chapel Tour and more. Please call 630-852-0345 to RSVP for these events. Villa St. Benedict is located at 5450 Subiaco Drive, Lisle, IL.
Mass Schedule Monday-Friday: 6:30 AM and 8:15 AM Saturday: 8:15 AM and 4:00 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM and 6:00 PM Holy Day: 6:30 AM, 8:15 AM, 12 noon, and 7:00 PM Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM and 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM Rosary: The Rosary is prayed prior to 8:15 AM Mass Monday-Saturday. A complete scriptural Rosary is prayed on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM in the Adoration Chapel in the Parish Center. This also includes prayers of thanksgiving, praise, petition, and blessing over the Prayer Blankets and their recipients. Adoration Chapel: Perpetual Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is observed in the Parish Center Adoration Chapel. The chapel is open to the public from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily, and at all other times for those with security cards. Those interested in becoming reg-ular adorers should contact the Chapel Coordinator, Lynne Passarella, at 630-353-4511. Prayers for Life: Prayers for greater respect for human life are offered in the Children’s Chapel on the first Friday of each month follow-ing the 8:15 AM Mass. The Rosary is also prayed for this this intention in the Children’s Chapel on the first Saturday of each month following the 8:15 AM Mass. Alcoholics Anonymous: Meets each Sunday at 8:00 PM in the Parish Activity Room (PAR). Please use the North Entrance, door #4. St. Monica Prayer Group: On the first Monday of each month at 7:00 PM in the church, prayers are offered for the conversion and re-turn to the Catholic faith of loved ones. Knights of Columbus: Practicing Catholic men, at least 18 years of age, are invited to contact Mike Czech, Membership Director, at 630-638-1805, regarding membership in the Knights of Columbus St. Joan of Arc Council #15168. Brothers in Christ: This group for men, 21 and over, meets each Saturday from 7:00 to 8:00 AM and includes Morning Prayer, small group discussion, and reflection on the Sunday readings. For more information, contact Bill Munch at 630-852-2469. Sacrament of Confirmation: Reception of a Sacrament requires adequate knowledge and preparation. Eighth Grade Confirmation prep-aration must be immediately preceded by three consecutive years of regular attendance in religious instruction. Baptisms: Parents are asked to call the Parish Office to make arrangements for Baptism. Please be advised that each godparent is re-quired to submit a sponsor eligibility form prior to the parents receiving a date for their child's baptism. Every three years, parents are required to attend a meeting on the Sacrament of Baptism, held on the First Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Parish Center. Please call the Parish Office to register. Baptisms take place at 1:00 PM on the first and third Sunday of each month. On the fourth Sun-day of each month, baptisms are celebrated within the context of the 11:30 AM Mass. Becoming Catholic: We welcome any adult interested in becoming a Catholic to contact Dr. Joanne Kuttner at 630-353-4516 for infor-mation regarding the parish Catechumenate process. Catholics Returning Home: If you would like help coming back to your Catholic Faith, please call Michael Lewandowski at 630-353-4531. Marriages: Couples are asked to call the Parish Office before setting a date for the wedding or making other commitments. Registration and participation in the parish, by at least one party, for three months is required before a wedding date will be given. The diocese re-quires a minimum preparation time of six months between the first conference and the wedding. Sick Calls: Call the Parish Office anytime. Please let us know if anyone in your family is ill so that the priests might visit them. Funerals: Please make the arrangements with the church before any publication in the newspaper. Given the number of liturgical activi-ties on Saturdays, it is preferable to schedule funerals on weekdays if possible. However, no one will be refused a Saturday funeral unless there is a previously scheduled event or unless funerals are not permitted to be celebrated on that particular Saturday. Parish Membership: Registration forms can be obtained at the Parish Office or at the Resource Center located in the church lobby.
St. Joan of Arc Parish Center · 820 Division St., Lisle, IL 60532 Parish Office Hours: Mon - Fri 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Main: 630-963-4500 · Fax: 630-963-4568 · Website: www.sjalisle.org
Empowered by the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the Sacramental life of the Church, we strive to love God and one another through prayer, education, and service.
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Pastor Rev. Gabriel Baltes, O.S.B. 630-353-4532 [email protected]
Parochial Vicar Rev. Kenneth Zigmond, O.S.B. 630-353-4524 [email protected]
Principal Michael Sweeney [email protected]
Assistant Principal Michelle Picchione [email protected]
Parish Staff Directory The direct office numbers of staff are listed below. Please do not call them with the 963 exchange.
Peace & Social Justice Coordinator Vicente Fernandez 630-353-4549 [email protected]
Pastoral Associate Michael Lewandowski 630-353-4531 [email protected]
Physical Plant Coordinator Ken Bray 630-963-4500
Maintenance/ Set-Up Mario Hernandez 630-963-4500
Receptionist/ Secretary Lynne Passarella 630-353-4511 [email protected]
Parish Secretary/ Bulletin Editor Mary Beth Kerner 630-353-4514 [email protected]
St. Vincent de Paul Society (Voicemail Line) 630-353-4522
St. Joan of Arc School 4913 Columbia Ave.
Lisle, IL 60532 https://school.sjalisle.org
School Office: 630-969-1732 School Fax: 630-353-4590
Parish Nurse Sandra Razka, RN 630-353-4533 [email protected]
Elementary Religious Formation Director Dolly Pointner 630-353-4550 [email protected]
Office of Faith Formation Secretary Megan Ross 630-353-4528 [email protected]
High School Faith Formation Alex Gervacio 630-353-4569 [email protected]
RCIA Coordinator Joanne Kuttner, D.Min. 630-353-4516 [email protected]
Liturgy Coordinator Margaret Barouski 630-353-4517 [email protected]
Sacristan Rosanna Smith 630-963-4500
Director of Music/ Parish Webmaster Jim Susic 630-353-4529 [email protected]
Permanent Deacon Deacon Denis Stucko 630-353-4549 [email protected]
Parish Librarian Sue Ekins 630-353-4513 [email protected]
Finance Assistant Laura Payne 630-353-4547 [email protected]
Special Events Coordinator Kimberly Clements 630-353-4566 [email protected]
Permanent Deacon Deacon Gregory Razka 630-963-4500 x4607 [email protected]
Director of Finance and Administration Susan Fronek 630-353-4523 Fax: 630-353-4519 [email protected]
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College Square DentalDR. JAMES L. DERRICO • DR. MATTHEW VAN BEEK
Connecting oral health to overall wellness
6448 College Rd. • Lisle • 630-983-8700JIM DHAMERPLUMBING
Member
Water Heater, Sink,Tub,Toilet, Sump Pump
Lic # 055-008346
630-964-2222
Timeless DevelopmentCorp.
Brian KenneyGeneral Contractor
Kitchens • Baths •Basements
Home Remodeling
“If you’re not moving,you’re improving”
630-664-1406Licensed
Parishioner
www.timelessdevelopmentcorp.com
Setting your family story in stoneSINCE 1920
• Custom designed headstones and monuments.
• Marker lettering & washing.
Call: 708-458-4443 orVisit: czarnikmemorials.com
Treatment like you’re family!Parishioner:
Matt Bucher - 5th Generation
PAT DeCOSTE 630-435-3553
PARISHIONER
630-852-0700DOWNERS GROVE
PLUMBER HELPER/SALES
People skills & positive attitudea MUST. Will train/growth oppty.
Call Ted630-202-0050
Downers Grove Foot SpecialistPodiatrist • Foot Surgeon • General Care
Dr. John Limanowski630-968-4416
4121 Fairview #102 Downers GroveNEW LOCATION
RROOBBEERRTT FF.. GGIIRRGGIISS,, DDDDSS,, LLTTDDORTHODONTIST
7350 JANES AVE., WOODRIDGE
630-769-0707
We Take Service PersonallyContact us today for a customized, reliable
waste management, recycling, or dumpster quote.
630-261-0400
HERITAGEROOFING
FULLYINSURED 708.253.2561
$29.95/Mo. billed quarterly• One Free Month• No Long-Term Contract• Price Guarantee• Easy Self Installation
Call Today! Toll Free 1.877.801.8608
Medical Alert System
Craig’sAuto Service Center
Complete AutoRepair & ServiceBrakes - Tires - Batteries
Computer DiagnosticsOil Changes
2 year / 24,000 mile warranty
Courtesy ShuttleRt. 53 & I 88 Lisle
(630) 852-7510Craig Briel, Parishioner
000344 St Joan of Arc Church (A)
GUITAR LESSONSFrom A Local Professional
CHRIS FORTEGuitar Instructor at Columbia College for 11 yearsNOW ACCEPTING PRIVATE STUDENTS,
age 7-75+, all levels. Expand your fretboard knowledge
Learn to play for recreationin your home or my Hobson Creek Home
All styles: Rock, Pop, Jazz, Blues,Funk, Folk, Alternative
www.theforteband.com • 773-814-2981
Funeral Homes & Cremation Services
www.friedrichjones.com The Jones Family
Two beautiful locations:
44 S. Mill Street • Naperville, IL(630) 355-0213 • Historic Downtown
15219 S. Joliet Rd. • Plainfield, IL(815) 436-9221 • Rte. 59 & Rte. 30
From Your Roof toYour Foundation
• Roofing • Power • Siding Washing• Carpentry • Masonry • Skylights • Drain Tile• Gutters • Roof/Gutter • Insulation Cleaning• Attic Fans
Exterior Installation& Repairs of All Types
630-771-1787ACPT
ROOFING& HOME SERVICES
arbor dental care, ltd.Frank J. Marchese, DDSDentistry For The Entire Family1001 Ogden Ave., Ste. A, Lisle 630-969-2310
www.jspaluch.com For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-566-6170
630-665-1849 www.dsexteriors.com
Siding - Windows - DoorsSoffit - Fascia & Trim - Roofing & Gutters
with this Ad Storm/Hail Damage$10 OFF
DAVID CASTILLOAdvisor630.854.3638David.castillo@catholicfinanciallife.org
Serving Catholic Families Since 1868
OPTOMETRY & EYEWEAR GALLERYDR. ANN MARIE SURDICH-PITRA
DR. VALARIE M. ROACHÉEYE HEALTH & VISION CARE - LAB ONSITE
1712 OGDEN AVE., STE. D, LISLEWWW.EYEGLASSESEYEDOCTOR.COM 630.541.3169TELEPHONE (630) 968-5078
MICHAEL J. GONDA, D.D.S., LTD.MICHAEL MOORE, D.D.S.
OFFICE HOURS 4746 MAIN STREET
BY APPOINTMENT LISLE, ILLINOIS 60532
630.846.0020
• WEEKLY LAWN MOWING
• MULCH & DECORATIVE STONE
• PLANT & SHRUB INSTALL
• CUSTOM PATIOS & WALKWAYS
LASSAKMarket & Deli
Hot Foods • Deli • DessertCatering Platters - Delicious Meats
Delicious Cheeses • Produce & GroceriesPolish and Lithuanian
Family Owned Business7145 S. Kingery Hwy. Route 83
Willowbrook, IL
630.655.2200www.LassakDeli.com
$5 OFFany purchaseof $50 or more w/ad
$1.00 Off Haircut with this AdExpires 3/31/18
Limit One Coupon Per Customer
1038 Maple AvenueRt. 53 & Maple
(Next to Walgreens)630-960-9500
Regular Prices:Adults $14 & Kids /Seniors $12
Dawn Heiman , AuDDoctor of Audiology
630.541.9465Seven Bridges
6440 Main St., Ste. 120
Woodridge IL
Hearing Loss • Central Auditory Processing
Tinnitus • Custom/Musicians Ear Plugs
Mike’s Handyman Services
Quality Kitchen • Bath • Basement Remodeling
“No job too Big or too Small”
630-963-2153
Call Mike — Parishioner
Michael P. HantschAttorney at Law
• General Practice• Wills & Estate
Planning• Traffic Tickets
• Real Estate• Small Businesses
“I make house calls”
(630) [email protected]
Parishioner
REPAIRS & REMODELING
Thanks for your Patronage!
Welcoming Indoor and Outdoor Projects.
Call John Mullen
630-355-9242
ED THE PLUMBERED THE CARPENTERBest Work • Best Rate
Satisfaction Guaranteed As
We Do All Our Own WorkLic# 055-026066
$$ Parishioner Discount $$630-663-1444
