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Inspired by Luke 4:18 & John 1:29
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time June 17, 2012
]{C A T H O L I C C H U R C H0S 233 Church Street. Winfield, IL
60190Office 630-668-0918 Fax 630-668-1074
Webwww.stjohnwinfield.org E-mail
[email protected]
Founded
1867
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~ Our Mission Statement ~The Spirit of the Lord is upon us,
because the Lord has anointed us
to proclaim: Ecce Agnus Dei - Behold the Lamb of God;Behold the
Good News of Jesus Christ.
OURNEWEST SEMINARIAN JAMES MALIKFILLED WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT
Hello fellow St. Johns Parishioners!
I am happy to finally put a name, face, and a bitof a back story
to the new mystery seminarian fromSJB. My name is James Malik IV. I
am the son of Jimand Lesley Malik.
My dad and I lector, and my mother chants andsings in the choir.
We have been parishioners at St.John the Baptist for 12-13 years
now. I was confirmedhere, dabbled in youth ministry, and most
recentlycompleted my first year as a catechist, teachingReligious
Education to the sixth graders.
Throughout my time at St. Johns, but especiallyin the past year,
I have come to a deep appreciationfor the community of our diverse
parish. From thestaff and administration to the weekday warriors
at
daily mass, I have met some incredible people here.I couldnt be
more excited and honored to representour great family here at St.
John the Baptist, withShaun Cieslik, as I begin my priestly
formation forthe Diocese of Joliet.
Alright, so we know how great our parish is, now let me tell you
about how great I am.
Totally kidding.But, I will give you a quick rundown of my
hearing the call. I really started forming and
living out an adult Catholic faith in early 2010 when I was
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Peace in Christ,
James
towards my undergraduate degree online, here in Winfield. I soon
found a job mentoringtroubled young men at Mount Carmel, a
Catholic-based youth ranch in Wyoming. In March of2011, after
nearly a year of my mentorship, I felt called to the priesthood at
a Eucharisticretreat we took the boys to in Cody.
Having never seriously considered or considered period -
pursuing the priesthood, I wasinitially hesitant, fearful, mostly
shocked. When I returned to Winfield two months later, it was-nt
until a hot, humid day in early summer, sweatin out Eucharistic
Adoration here in the chapel
at St. Johns, that I was moved to action. After getting in touch
with Father Burke Masters, ourdioceses ace vocations director, I
began attending discernment group meetings, Spirit &
Truthmeetings, the ordination of Father Steven Borello, last June,
talking with other seminarians,and shortly after began the
application process for admittance to the Diocese of
Jolietspriestly formation program.
I was officially accepted as a seminarian for the Diocese of
Joliet this past March, and ithas been recommended that I begin my
formation at St Meinrad Seminary in southern Indianathis August.
Because of my previous education, I will begin in Pre-Theology I.
After the successfulcompletion of the two-year Pre-Theology
program, I would then begin a four-year Theologyprogram,
culminating in ordination to the priesthood. As the beginning of
the fall semesterdraws nearer, I am growing in excitement and
expectation.
While I am more fully understanding the implications of Thy will
be done (Mt 6:9), I amalso learning that, if we let go, [the] yoke
is easy, and [the] burden is light(Mt 11:30). On myjourney, I
welcome your prayers and support, and encourage you to contact
myself or either ofmy parents if you have any questions, comments,
or just want to say hello. I look forward tosharing the fruits of
my formation with all of you.
A Fathers Day Prayer
God our Father, in your wisdom and love you made all
things.Bless the men of our parish and of our families, that they
may bestrengthened as Christian fathers. Let the example of their
faith andlove shine forth. Grant that we, their sons and daughters,
may honorthem always with a spirit of profound respect.
Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Summer Weekday Mass Schedule
During the summer, Fr. Thomas will beaway at a Convocation of
his religiousorder, The Carmelites of Mary Immaculate,
and he will also be going to summer schoolduring the early
mornings for three weeksto study liturgy. Because of his
scheduleand the vacations for Fr. Henry & Fr. Tom,we will have
a reduced weekday Massschedule.
Monday thru Friday,we will be having only the
7:30 a.m. mass during the week.We will resume the 8:30 a.m.
mass
in the fall.
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
In todays Gospel, Jesus compares the beginning of Gods
kingdom to a mustard seed. This tiny seed, which fits in the
palm of a hand, can grow to fifteen feet with sprawlingbranches!
Like the mustard seed, the Christian community
had a tiny, seemingly insignificant beginning. The church,
which began with about 120 followers, added three thousandpeople
on Pentecost Day following the descent of the Holy
Spirit. Since then, the number of Christs disciples has
grownincalculably and continues to grow throughout the world.
Good stewards go about Gods business of planting seeds
among all those they encounter. What will we do this week
to add to Gods kingdom?
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Bulletin Bits
Seeds that take root in one season eventually startto show signs
of life. Fields once dormant becomeverdant. Flowerbeds display
their colors. Similarly,the seed of Gods Word takes root in our
lives. Wecan look and see it grow before the eyes of ourhearts. We
become God Stewards when we nurtureGods word, and bear great fruit
for His Kingdom.
Requested By:
Saturday, June 168:30 a.m. Joseph Lambert Elizabeth Marecek5:00
p.m. Cosgrove & Miller Families Colette Miller
Joan Miller Toula & RandyTurzinskiFlory Pais ICAAKathy
Skrobutt Joe & Rita GrabowskiCullen Connors Joe & Rita
Grabowski
Sunday, June 17Fathers Day7:30 a.m. Mass for the
Parishioners9:30 a.m. Charles Guidi Norene Oleksiak11:30 a.m. John
Glenn The Glenn Family
Monday, June 187:30 a.m. Kathry Krug Winiecke
Tuesday, June 19
7:30 a.m. John Duax Maureen DuaxCullen Connors Joe & Rita
Grabowski
Wednesday, June 207:30 a.m. Scott Woodbury Laurie Woodbury &
FamilyThursday, June 217:30 a.m. Maurice Martineau The Martineau
Family.Friday, June 227:30 a.m. Robert Zierk Dan Conley
Saturday, June 238:30 a.m. Joseph & Timothy Lambert Roe
Marie Lambert5:00 p.m. Fred Wilkinson Claire Wilkinson
John Fransee William Paschke & FamilyEleanor Kriplean
William Paschke & FamilyKathy Skrobutt Russ & Joanne
Busch
Sunday, June 247:30 a.m. Vincent Vogt Lucille Vogt9:30 a.m.
Joseph & Ethel Bialek The Bialek Family11:30 a.m. Mass for the
Parishioners1:30 p.m. For Our Deceased Pastors and
Administrators: Rev. Carbinian (Temp. Admin); Rev.
Sweetbert(Temp. Admin.); Rev. John Wiederhold (Founding Pastor):
Rev.Henry Franz; Rev. Henry Puetz; Rev. Msgr. Vincent Cloos;
Rev.Edwin Joyce; Rev. Charles Gemskie (Temp. Admin.)
Our People in Active Duty
Pvt James Luigi AkinA1C Francis Beifuss
Lt John BergSgt Melissa Brooker
Lt Deandra CarboneCMR Nicholas Carbone
Pvt Timpothy ConleySgt Andrew Fairbairn
Pv2 Nicholas GormanSgt Pamela Gray
A1C Seth KelleySenior Airman Felicia K. McDonaldGSM1 (SS/SW)
Timothy A. Newell
Maj Michael ODonnellLt Col George Pohlmann
A1C Alejandro Luis SanchezAN Michael SchieveCapt Jim
Smolucha
1st Lt Mike SmoluchaSPC Thomas Stanhope
SSgt Mark TrygarSrA Sarah Trygar
ABHAA Robert Twohill
PLEASE PRAY FOR:
The Sick;All those in nursing homes; and
Fr. James CurtinFr. Denis WhiteBetty Akin
Alyce BartlettMichael BearyHarold Bingo BeschJames Bestler
Margaret BirtBrian BurkeJosephine CalalbreseGoeffrey
CallahanLisa CiceroKathy ConnorCharlie CorneliusCheryl
CzepielPatricia DahleenChuck DeZutelMary FelderJohn Flanigan,
Jr.Leon GabrielGary GillmeisterDawn GrantDestin GreenJennifer
Hammer-
schmidtJoy HenczelRuth HowellCarter KettnerKorrin KuprisRose
Marie LambertJohn LechowiczIda LeeDeloris LewandowskiLaurie
LinkeSandra LinkeBeth Majerczyk
John Maltese
Skip MeyerJoyce MilderSelene MillerMarcy MorkenRowland
MorkenBecky Neal
Johnny NealLesley (Tobin) Ny
gaardJudy PakulaJosie PasciakBane PetrovCathy Enders PossPat
RalstonElly RansumMary Rauch
Alicia RicciardiTerry RieckCooper RojasCasmir RutaJoan
Sabonis
Edward SalekLillian SalekGeorge SarlittoDick SchoppSven
SegerlundBea SerwachJohn ShannonCathy SlipkevychRosemary SumangRose
SzczepaniakVirg TobinPaul VasichWilliam WhiteMichael WolthusenLexie
Youngberg
Larry Zengri
Keep St. Johnthe Baptist Par-
ish in mind whendoing your estate
planning.
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Childrens Stewardship CornerHere are just a few of the many
offerings toGod from the youths of St. John the Baptist.
Courtney, Norby, Hunter, Nicole, AlyssaZachary, Madison, Tom,
Natalie, Eliza-beth, Rebecca and Kailey all donatedmoney to the
church this week.
Tom supported his sister at her softballgame.
Natalie cleaned her room.
Elizabeth cleaned her room.
Rebecca fed the dog.
Kailey helped her cousins.Some of the talents of St. Johns
youths are:Making high honor roll, bike riding, catcher for
t-ball, doing chores, loving animalsand watering the garden.
Gifts from the youth's envelopes forJune 3, 2012 was $9.25.
St. John the Baptist School News
St. John the Baptist School celebrated the lastschool Mass of
the year on June 1. Mr. and Mrs.Pelkey attended the Mass and
presented theBethani Werner scholarships to Peyton Sachse,Maria
Russo, Laura Katarzynski, and Madison Kas-saros. Not pictured was
our 8th grade winner con-
tinuing on to St. Francis High School, Bailey Zydek.
Also attending the Mass to present the Jackson Family
Scholarship were Steve and Lourdes Jack-son. Recipient of this
award was Anthony Clare. Congratulations to all our scholarship
recipients.
We are grateful for their continued generosity and support of
our school, staff and students. Wecontinue to appreciate the
support and generosity of our entire parish throughout the school
year.Your dedication to our school ensures our students receive the
highest quality education andmoral foundation they need to
succeed.
Although our academic year just ended, we are busy planning next
year and will see you in Au-gust! Have a wonderful, restful
summer.
SPARE CHANGESAVES BABIES
THANK YOU for your participation in this charitable project
thatwill help teens and young women in need who are faced with
anunexpected pregnancy. The return dates for the baby bottlesare
this weekend, June 16 and June 17.
All donations will help support the life-saving work of
Woman's
Choice Services, which is a non-profit pregnancy resource
centerwhich aids women by providing compassionate counseling,
socialservice referrals, and material goods. With this help, women
seethey have a real choice for themselves and their infants.
This is a wonderful way to show your support for life and for
chil-dren to learn the beauty of giving to help others. Thank you
forparticipating in this worthy cause.
Singles Convention
The Catholic Alumni Club International invites you to their
annual
convention in Charleston, SC July 22-28. For more info, go to
http://
caci.org/conv_natl.php or contact Don at
[email protected]
Everything and a
Book Club, Too!Please join us on June 20, 2012,to discuss To
Kill a Mockingbird
by Harper Lee. We will be meet-
ing at the home of Paula Winter-
halder, 1S540 Domartin Pl,Winfield. Contact Kara Ladd at
[email protected] or 630-876-
4534 for directions or questions.
The Parish LifeCommission islooking for someoneto chair the
ParishPicnic Committee.
This years Parish Pic-
nic is scheduled forSunday, August 19,immediately following
the 11:30 am mass.
Interested partiesplease contact Jim
Milder at 630-330-6946 or [email protected]
Helping Those in NeedDuring these tough economic times,
St.Vincent DePaul Society invites youagain to remember the needy
persons
and families in our parish and in thegreater Winfield community
by usingthe monthly St. Vincent de Paul contri-bution envelope that
appears in yourregular envelope packet...or by makinga contribution
in the Poor Box in thenarthex of the Church by the back win-dow.
Remember, any contributionsyou make by check are tax
deductible.
Thank you!~ Mike McGrath, President, St. Vincent dePaul
Society
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Worldwide MarriageEncounter
Todays readings talk aboutGods children being plantsthat grow,
flourish and bearfruit. Do we reflect this in ourlives and in our
marriage rela-
tionship? Attend the nextWorldwide Marriage Encoun-ter Weekend
on August 10-12,2012. Contact Tim and PatDoyle, 630-577-0778.
Formore information visit our web-site at: wwmejoliet.org.
Mass Attendance
June 9 & June 10, 2012
5:00 p.m. 259730 a.m. 2189:30 a.m. 41011:30 a.m. 281
Total 1,168This is 15.82% of all
parish members.
Spiritual Adoption Pro-gram, Sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary ofFr. McGivney
Happy Birthday, SpirituallyAdopted Baby!
Your spiritually adopted babywas born this month-ninemonths
after her mother con-ceived her. The only change atbirth is a
change in the externallife support system of the baby.She is no
different now thanbefore birth except that she
breathes and eats differently.She is truly a miracle. She be-gan
as a 46-chromosome celland has grown over the pastnine months into
this uniquehuman baby we now can see.Never before in history, nor
everagain, will anyone exist who isexactly like your
spirituallyadopted baby. Your prayerssaved her life. Thank you
onbehalf of all the little babies andtheir mothers for your
loving
prayers that helped to bringthem to birth so that theymight have
life and have it tothe full!
Give prayerful thanks to God forhis most precious gift to
hu-manity-Jesus Christ, His onlyson.
The information provided in thearticles over these past weeksand
months was received fromthe Joliet Diocesan Life Office.
Scripture Readingsfor this Week
MONDAY1 Kgs 21:1-16 Ps 5:2-3,5-7
Mt 5:38-42
TUESDAY1 Kgs 21:17-29 Ps 51:3-6,11-16
Mt 5:43-48
WEDNESDAY2 Kgs 2:1,6-14 Ps 31:20-21,2
Mt 6:1-6,16-18
THURSDAY
Sir 48:1-14 Ps 97:1-7 Mt 6:7-15
FRIDAY2 Kgs 11:1 1-4,9-18,20 Ps
132:11-14,17-18 Mt 6:19-23
SATURDAY2 Chr 24:17-25 Ps 89:4-5,29-34
Mt 6:24-34
SUNDAYIs 49:1-6 Ps 139:1-3,13-15
Acts 13:22-26 Lk 1:57-66,80
Christian Service
Salute!
As a Parish Community,we say thank you and express
our deepest gratitudefor Gods gift of Christian
Serviceto us, as we salute
Carol Notley
For her countless hours and
years of dedication to St.John the Baptist Church and
the Community!
The Lord Loves a CheerfulGiver!
Sister Florences
Mission Appeal
At All Masses
Next Weekend
Sister Florence will bedoing a mission appeal atall Masses next
weekend,June 23rd and June 24th,about her work withUpendo Village
in Africa.
Wedding ~June 9, 2012
Kimberly Raver &Joshua Cummins
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A Fortnight of Prayer for Freedom: June 21-July 4, 2012Prepared
for the people of the Diocese of Joliet in Illinois
Day 1: Thursday, June 21, 2012 Please read Romans
3:21-26Brothers and sisters: Now the righteousness of God has been
manifested apart from the law, though
testified to by the law and the prophets, the righteousness of
God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe.For there is
no distinction; all have sinned and are deprived of the glory of
God. They are justified freely by his
grace through the redemption in Christ Jesus, whom God set forth
as an expiation, through faith, by his Blood, toprove his
righteousness because of the forgiveness of sins previously
committed, through the forbearance of God-to prove his
righteousness in the present time, that he might be righteous and
justify the one who has faith in Jesus.
Day 2: Friday, June 22, 2012 Sts. John Fisher, Bishop, and
Thomas More, MartyrsLet us pray: O God, martyrdom have brought true
faith to its highest expression, graciously grant that,
strengthened through the intercession of Saints John Fisher and
Thomas More, we may confirm by thewitness of our life the faith we
profess with our lips. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Day 3: Saturday, June 23, 2012 Vigil of the Nativity of St. John
the BaptistGrant, we pray, almighty God, that your family may walk
in the way of salvation and, attentive to what St. John
thePrecursor urged, may come safely to the One he foretold, our
Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
Day 4: Sunday, June 24, 2012 The Nativity of St. John the
Baptist, SolemnityLike St. John, we are born to proclaim in word
and work who Jesus is and the impact that Christ has over all of
life.Psalm
63: O God, you are my God- for you I long! For you my body
yearns; for you my soul thirsts, Like a land parched,
lifeless, and without water. So I look to you in the sanctuary
to see your power and glory. For your love is betterthan life; my
lips offer you worship! I will bless you as long as I live; I will
lift up my hands calling on your name.
My soul shall savor the rich banquet of praise, with joyous lips
my mouth shall honor you! When I think of youupon my bed, through
the night watches I will recall that you indeed are my help, and in
the shadow of your wings
I shout for joy. My soul clings fast to you; your right hand
upholds me. But those who seek my life will come toruin; they shall
go down to the depth of the earth! They shall be handed over to the
sword and become the prey ofjackals! But the king shall rejoice in
God; all who swear by the Lord shall exult, for the mouths of liars
will be
shut!
Let us pray: O God, who raised up Saint John the Baptist to make
ready a nation fit for Christ the Lord,
give your people, we pray, the grace of spiritual joys and
direct the hearts of all the faithful into the way ofsalvation and
peace. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) this
summer is
conducting a Fortnight for Freedom to begin with the vigil of
the feasts ofSt. Thomas More and St. John Fischer and culminate
with IndependenceDay. The purpose of this effort is to issue a call
to defend religious liberty,
and to urge the laity to work to protect the First Freedom of
the Bill of
Rights. We will be providing prayers over the next three
bulletins that can be
prayed during June 21 through July 4, 2012. Also, the entire
list of prayerscan be found on the St. John the Baptist website,
stjohnwinfield.org.
We know prayer can make miracles and we (may have) witnessed it
a number of times in our life. The
change in the Communist countries is the best example for that.
Today we need freedom to practice
our faith without restrictions of any kind. So let us answer the
call of the Church in our country for the
fortnight of prayer. Prayer with penance will be answered
immediately.
Fr. Thomas Theneth CMI
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTISTROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Parish Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.Phone:
630-668-0918 ~ Fax: 630-668-1074
Email: [email protected]:
www.stjohnwinfield.org
Parish StaffRev. Tom Cargo, Pastor
Rev. Thomas Theneth, CMI, AssociateRev. Henry Wilkening, In
Residence
Deacons Assisting Us from other ParishesDeacon William Nijm -
from Our Lady of Lebanon - Lombard
Deacon Bruce Carlson - from St. Mary - West ChicagoAaron
Simpson, Business Manager
Maureen Brennan, Director of Religious EducationChris Strong,
Adult Education Coordinator & Youth Minister
Adrienne Rose, Music Director630-653-1489
Catherine Kos, Principal St. John the Baptist School0S259 Church
Street
Winfield, IL 60190
Phone: 630-668-2625
Its that time again! Our parish is holding a Springclothing
drive for the St. Vincent de Paul Society.We are in need of all
types of clothing, shoes, lin-ens, blankets, coats, kitchen items,
and all varie-ties of household items. As of January 1st, for
yourconvenience, we are now accepting all computerequipment,
monitors, fax machines, radios andtelevisions for recycling.
Our volunteers will hand out heavy duty white do-nation bags
after all the masses on June 16th andJune 17th. Please return them
on June 23rd and24th. The St. Vincent de Paul truck will be in
ourparking lot for that weekend to collect your gener-ous
donations. Our SVDP volunteers will also bethere to help load your
many items onto the truck.Please pack all fragile items carefully
to avoidbreakage. For furniture pick-up, please call 630-231-4658.
The SVDP Society will send a truck toyour home for large items.
Receipts are always
gladly given. Thank you for helping us help people.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
During the Fortnight for Freedom, beginning this Thursday, June
21,and continuing for 14 days, to Independence Day, July 4, the U.
S.Conference of Catholic Bishops has called dioceses nationwide
toprayer, education, and action in support of religious freedom.
Pleaseoffer the following prayer daily during the FORTNIGHT:
Prayer for Religious FreedomAlmighty God, Father of all nations,
for freedom you have
set us free in Christ Jesus (Gal 5:1).
We praise and bless you for the gift of religious liberty,the
foundation of human rights, justice, and the common
good. Grant to our leaders the wisdom to protect andpromote our
liberties; by your grace may we have the
courage to defend them, for ourselves and for all thosewho live
in this blessed land. We ask this through theintercession of Mary
Immaculate, our patroness, andin the name of your Son, our Lord
Jesus Christ, in theunity of the Holy Spirit, with whom you live
and reign,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Some additional prayer ideas: Attend a daily Mass during the
FORTNIGHT, join in the Rosaryprayers following the 7:30 a.m. daily
Masses at our parish, offer a day of fasting in union with
theprayers of our nation, spend time in Eucharistic Adoration in
the parish Chapel. Adoration beginsafter 7:30 a.m. Mass every
Tuesday and continues 24 hours, to the 7:30 a.m. Mass on Wednesday.
Ifmy people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and
pray and seek my face and turn fromtheir wicked ways, then will I
hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their
land. (2Chronicles 7:1)
Carol Stream Summer Carnival, Saturday, June 23, 12 Noon - 2:00
p.m.Located at the Carol Stream Town Center on Gary Ave. and Lies
Rd., theChildren of Mary Special Needs Social group will meet to
enjoy FREE carnival rides
that the park district is providing for all special needs
individuals and their families from 12 to 2 p.m. For
more info, contact Debbie at [email protected].
CATHOLICS
FOR LIFE
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VISIT OUR PARISH WEBSITE,www.stjohnwinfield.org FOR:
Copy of the bulletin
Ministries Schedule
LOST AND FOUNDIf you lost an item in any of the parishbuildings,
please check the Lost andFound basket in the entry way to the
par-
ish office.
PARISH CALENDARFor upcoming St. John the Baptist Parishevents
and meeting dates please see theon line calendar at:
www.stjohnwinfield.orgor the monthly calendar on the kiosk of
thenarthex of the Church.
BULLETIN ARTICLESSubmissions to the bulletin are due bynoon on
Thursday, 10 days prior tothe Sunday on which you wish thearticle
to appear. (Holidays may changedue dates for articles because of
publish-ing demands). Articles are run no morethan twice (no
exceptions) in the bulletin.Include the name and phone number ofthe
person submitting the article. Pleaseemail as an attachment using
MicrosoftWord or Publisher, do not include articlein the body of
the email.
Email to: [email protected]
PULPIT ANNOUNCEMENTSPulpit announcements are limited andmust be
submitted with a contact nameand phone number, by 9 a.m. on
Tues-day prior to the Sunday you wish the
announcement made. No additions, de-letions or changes without
pastors ac-knowledgement.
The parish office has final approvalon all bulletin articles and
pulpit an-nouncements.
Please do not place items on thekiosk or bulletin boards without
priorapproval of the parish office.
PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFULIf you or someone in your family is
sickand would like to be mentioned in thePrayers of the Faithful
during weekendMass, please call the parish office,630-668-0918,
ext. 600.
HAVING SURGERY?Whether you will be hospitalized for afew days or
whether your surgery issame-day surgery, give one of ourpriests a
call PRIOR to your surgery,so that anointing can be given at atime
when you are less stressed.
Ask one of the priests following Mass,or call the parish office
at 630-668-0918, ext. 600, and set a time to
come in BEFORE your surgery foranointing.
CENTRAL DUPAGE HOSPITALOur priests are always available tomake
hospital visits. However, youor a family member must notify theSt.
Johns parish office of the con-finement in the hospital. Also,
re-mind the hospital that the name ofthe patient must be shown on
thevisitation sheet which is given to thepriest when he makes his
calls. Wewant to make sure our parishionersneeds and requests are
met, soplease remember this when enteringthe hospital.
HOMEBOUNDIf you, or a parishioner you know, ishomebound and
wishes to receivecommunion, please call the parishoffice at
630-668-0918, Ext. 600, andwe will pass your name to the
coordi-nator for Homebound Ministry.
MASS INTENTIONSThe Mass Book for 2013 is open toreceive Mass
intentions. Please stop
by the Parish Office to schedule yourintentions.
ST. JOSEPH THE WORKEREmployment MinistryProviding practical and
spiritual guid-ance to men and women in job transi-tion in this
global marketPhone: (630) 858-5587Fax: (630) 344-0963Website:
www.stjosephministry.org
ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETYWant to find some great bargains?
Then shop at the St. Vincent de PaulStores. The nearest one is
in down-town West Chicago, at 213 Main Street.There youll find a
broad selection ofcarefully selected quality clothing
andmerchandise offered at unbeatableprices. Moreover, your support
will helpthe St. Vincent de Paul Society ministerto our brothers
and sisters in need.
Thank you for helping us help others.
GOING ON VACATION?To find a church and Masstimes in the area
where you
will be vacationing go towww.thecatholicdirectory.com
CATHOLIC INQUIRY EVENINGSAnyone interested in becoming
Catho-lic, call Pat Schopp at 630-836-1283for information.
PARISH REGISTRATIONNew Parishioner Registrations are heldin
Sebahar Hall (lower level of theChurch) generally following the
7:30 &
9:30 a.m. Masses (no registration inJune or July). Upcoming
scheduleddates are as follows:
August: At Picnic, after the11:30 a.m. mass, Sunday,August 26,
2012
We look forward to your attendanceand to officially welcome you
into our
parish.
BAPTISM PREPARATIONINSTRUCTIONBaptism Preparation Classes can
bescheduled before your baby is born, butnewborns are welcome too!
ChosenGodparents are also invited. To makean appointment, please
call the parishoffice at 630-668-0918, Ext. 600.
Next Class: Sunday, June 24, 2012,11:15 a.m., Sodonna Hall.
WEDDING INFORMATIONGetting married? Give us aring...please
contact one of the parishpriests as soon as you become en-gaged and
at least six months before
the wedding date. Catholics need tobe going to church every
Sunday.
EASY WAY TO HELP OURSCHOOL!Order or renew magazine
subscrip-tions and St. Johns school receives40% profit! Go to
www.QSP.com andenter St. Johns code: 425005654.
Order all your favorite magazines,music, and books on
lineanytime!Questions, call 1-800-678-2673.
ANOTHER EASY WAY TOHELP OUR SCHOOL CLIPBOX TOPS!Please drop off
your clipped Box
Tops in the entryway to the parish office.There is always a
collection box there.
All profits are going toward new play-ground equipment.
Questions, call Robin Hafertepe @ 630-293-9923.
Thank you!
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Mass ScheduleMonday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. & Saturday: 8:30
a.m.,
5 p.m. Vigil Mass for Sunday,Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:30
a.m., 1:30 Espaol
Holy Day of ObligationVigil 7 p.m. Holy Day 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 7
p.m.
ReconciliationSaturday: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Eucharistic AdorationEvery Tuesday from 8 a.m. until 7:30 a.m.
on Wednesday
& First Friday of each month from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
GOING ON VACATION?To find a church and Mass times in the area
where youwill be vacationinggo to www.thecatholicdirectory.com
Baptisms1st Sunday of the Month
First Rituals starting atthe 11:30 a.m. Mass
Up to Three Baptisms per Service
VISIT OUR PARISH WEBSITE,www.stjohnwinfield.org FOR:
Copy of the bulletin
Ministries Schedule
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BORTERHEATING COOLING
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ConsiderRememberingYour Parish in
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please call the Parish Office.
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Call To Reserve: (630) 668-9600
Sun. to Fri. 8 AM - 9 PM Sat. 8 AM-8 PM
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A man wakes up after sleeping
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on an ADVERTISED mattress
and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas
bathes in an ADVERTISED shower
shaves with an ADVERTISED razor
brushes his teeth
with ADVERTISED toothpaste
washes with ADVERTISED soap
puts on ADVERTISED clothes
drinks a cup
of ADVERTISED coffee
drives to work
in an ADVERTISED car
and then .. . .
refuses to ADVERTISE
believing it doesnt pay.
Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
WHY IS IT?
Thank you for advertising inour church bulletin.
I am patronizing your businebecause of it!
Please Cut Out This Thank You A
and Present It The Next Time You
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Dave Deutsch PlumbingResidential Service & Remodeling
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Personal Hygiene,Transportation and
Meal Preparation,
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CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS DUE TO:
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Bring in this ad andreceive 10% off of your bill.
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Johns BuffetKITCHEN OPEN NOON ON SUNDAY!
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1 N 121 County Farm Road
(At Geneva Road)
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Braces for
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