Today we celebrate the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the Gospel the Disciples ask Jesus to teach them to pray. Jesus teaches them what we now call the “Our Father”. It begins by calling on God often and being open to God’s will or

plan in our lives. Next we ask for God to fulfill our needs. Then we also ask for forgiveness for our sins, but there is a caveat to this request. We also have to forgive the sins of others. Finally, we are to ask God to be with us in both the good times as well as the tough times. Jesus continues the passage by encouraging persistence. We are persistent in our requests, but also in our building of our relationship with God. Relationships require trust and trust requires time. So we need to persist in building that relationship of trust with God. Then we will be able to handle whatever comes our way. This week we received a message from our recycling company. The message is that now we will have to pay for recycling. In the beginning we recycled at both St. Agnes and St. Kieran to raise funds for our parishes and schools. Now it makes no sense to continue what basically becomes a second garbage service when all our garbage services recycle, either curbside or when the companies

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Fr. John’s Column

The story of Abraham’s negotiations with God over the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah is an important reminder to us of just how freely we are invited to address God in our Judeo-Christian tradition. From Abraham to Jacob to Moses to Jesus, we meet models for robust encounters with our God who do not hesitate to bargain, wrestle, argue and intercede with loud cries and tears for what they want and need for themselves and those they love. With all the skills of a marketplace trader, Abraham bids down God’s destructive intent regarding the two sinful towns to a fraction of the original threat. Employing clever self-deprecating flattery, this Bedouin sheikh calms God’s fury. After this

encounter, it is clear that God has larger plans for Abraham in salvation history. This remarkable story sets the tone for subsequent encounters between God and his people.

Jacob, the grandson of Abraham, steals his older brother’s blessing, then wrestles God to a draw over the future of the sons of “Israel,” the new name given him during the encounter, the word meaning “he wrestled with God.” Jacob limps into salvation history by his own cunning, and God blesses him for it. Moses often finds himself in the breach protecting the idolatrous Hebrews in the desert from God’s wrath. He is allowed to meet God face to face and comes away with a glow so bright he has to wear a veil. He is the model of intimacy that Jesus will fulfill at his baptism and transfiguration, the beloved Son in whom God is well pleased. Jesus’ disciples see this special intimacy he enjoys in prayer, and they ask him to teach them how to pray. He does more than that; he invites them into his own relationship with his Abba, instructing them to call God their Abba. Within that intimate identity, anything they ask of God will be given to them, as long as they treat others as God is treating them, which includes forgiveness. Many saints, mystics and prominent thinkers have made the “Our Father” the

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Look for the food bin! SUMMER FOOD DRIVE STARTS AUGUST 3.

Thank you for your thoughtfulness!

On the Inside...

Persistence Pays Off Pat Marrin

Sunday, July 28, 2019—Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Calendar .................... Page 2 In Sympathy .............. Page 3 Anniversary Wishes .. Page 3 EM, Lectors, Servers .....Page 4 Music…………….….Page 5 Food Drive ................. Page 6 School ......................... Page 7 Golf Classic…………Page 8/9

This Week at St. Agnes Masses for the Week

Saint Agnes Parish and Catholic School Mission...to welcome, nurture, and serve the people and children of God— generation to generation, guiding souls and growing minds.

St. Agnes Parish Information

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 5:00 PM Giovanni Burgio by Wife & Family SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 7:30 AM Dr. John & Winnie Goncher by Family 9:00 AM Bud Newton 11:00 AM John Zarlengo, Sr. by Laura Roesch & Family 11:00 AM Chad Koenig by Pat Denton & Family 11:00 AM Lil Klimas by Joe & Pat Russ

MONDAY, JULY 29 Nothing Scheduled TUESDAY, JULY 30 Nothing Scheduled WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 Nothing Scheduled THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 Nothing Scheduled FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 Nothing Scheduled SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 Nothing Scheduled SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 Nothing Scheduled

BAPTISMS: 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month. Please call the Parish Office at least one month before the date of the Baptism to make arrangements. Must register to attend class which is held the first Wednesday of the month. MARRIAGES: Engaged couples should make arrangements with the pastor at least six months before the wedding date. No arrangements should be made before the desired date has been confirmed after an initial interview has taken place. ADORATION CHAPEL: The Adoration Chapel is opened seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Please call Cecelia Leal-Camacho 254-3755 or Juan Rangel (Spanish) 362-4161 to sign up or for info.

PARISH: 1501Chicago Road Chicago Heights, IL 60411 Rev. John Siemianowski, Pastor Rev. Tom Kasputis, Associate Pastor Rev. William T. O’Mara, Resident Assistant PARISH OFFICE: Kay Ashby ……………...708-709-2694 Web Site……...www.saintagnes.us Email………….parish@saintagnes.us DEACON: Dave & Carol Brothers….708-755-7252 PASTORAL ASSOCIATE/ DIRECTOR OF LITURGY: Margie Wegrzyn………...708-709-2696 DIRECTOR OF MUSIC: Carl R. Opat……………..219-678-8726 708-709-2694 DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT: Karen Zerante…………... 708-709-2092

RCIA/MARRIAGE PREP: Carol Brothers ..................... 708-709-2699 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Teri Klopp…………………708-754-0713 MINISTRY OF CARE COORDINATOR: Call Parish Office ................ 708-709-2694 SCHOOL OFFICE: Matthew Lungaro, Principal Karen Hamilton ................... 708-756-2333 SCHEDULE OF MASSES: Sundays:………...7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Saturdays ...................................5:00 p.m. Holy Days………As scheduled CONFESSIONS: Saturday ............................ 4:00-4:30 p.m.

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Join Fr. John and Fr. Tom and your friends from St. Agnes and St. Kieran for morning mass, Tuesday thru Friday morn-

ings at 8:00 AM at St. Kieran Church. We are all in the spirit….and in the spirit of

“Renew My Church!”

Wow! There may be nothing scheduled, but it sure seems that things are busy behind the scenes...getting School and RE students registered, getting a new Liturgy and Music

season ready, preparing for RCIA and the Wedding season, getting the classrooms and school clean and shiny for a new year, looking into the Women’s Welcome retreat, the Golf

Classic...and so much more! We hope that you’re enjoying every minute of the summer,

Your friends at St. Agnes Parish & School

WANTED: SCHOOL FAMILY OR PARISHIONER FOR LAWN MAINTENANCE AT ST. AGNES

We are in great need of someone to cut the grass on the grounds around the church, the play lot and the yard behind the rectory. Ideally we would love for it to be cut on Thursday or Friday so it is in fine shape for the weekend. This could be an opportunity to volunteer for your parish or to possibly receive tuition credits if you have a student that goes to St. Agnes School. Please call Kay Ashby with any questions at 709-2694.

Fr. John’s Column Continued Continued

process the garbage they collect. So we will be removing the recycling bins from both St. Agnes and St. Kieran. I am a proponent of recycling, so I encourage you to continue to recycle at home. Thanks to everyone who over the years collected paper to raise money for our parishes. As we near the beginning of August I wanted to give some heads up for mass changes we will be putting in place for the Feast of Our Blessed Mothers Assumption on August 15th. This year we will have two masses between both St. Agnes and St. Kieran. We will have an 8:00 AM mass at St. Kieran on August 15th and a 7:00 PM at St. Agnes on August 15. This will make it so more of us worship together for the feast. We are stronger when we are together! This is another way to continue the mission of Renew My Church. In a few weeks St. Agnes School will open for the 2019-20 school year. If you haven’t registered, what are you waiting for? Karen Hamilton the School secretary can give tours and help with registration. The school telephone number is 756-2333. Don’t delay, call today! This also goes for registration for the St. Agnes/St. Kieran Religious Education program. Registration has been ongoing since April and will close August 30th. There will be no exceptions to that date, so call now so you can get your questions about the program answered and get your children registered. Mrs. Klopp our coordinator can be reached at 754-0713.

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focus of their final meditation on life and religion. Its seven petitions summarize everything we need from prayer. Its bold claim to be God’s deeply in faith and in the network of believers who also believe that God keeps every promise and will welcome us into eternity after death. There is no greater expression of Jesus’ own trust in his Father. Jesus adds to his instruction on prayer a short parable about persistence. Sometimes called “A Knock at Midnight,” the story of the man who comes to a neighbor seeking bread to feed some unexpected visitors illustrates the need to refuse to take no for an answer when we go before God. When we persist in prayer, our prayer deepens and our relationship with God deepens by being tested.

The parable was famously used by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in an early sermon to challenge the churches for sleeping behind locked doors when the world came begging for the bread of justice. King learned well the lesson of persistent prayer during the long struggle for civil rights for black Americans. Any prayer inspired by love and justice will be answered, we believe, but not without our own engagement with God’s will over time and not without courage to see it through no matter what. Jesus ends the parable by saying that persistence will win what even friendship does not gain. How much more confident we should be, then, knowing that friendship with God is always on our side when we pray.

Stewardship of Treasure

July 28, 2019 Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3

In Sympathy

Fr. Tom’s Thoughts

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Fr. Tom thought it might be important for us to be aware of our Bishop’s and sometimes, other’s statements regarding some of our nation’s current issues. Look to this space in upcoming bulletins. The atmosphere of welcome is increasingly necessary in confronting today’s forms of distancing ourselves from oth-ers. This is profoundly evidenced in the problem of millions of refugees and exiles, in the phenomenon of racial intoler-ance as well an intolerance toward the person whose only “fault” is a search for work and better living conditions outside his own country and in the fear of all who are dif-ferent and thus seen as a threat. —John Paul II, Welcoming the Poor: Reigniting Hope

Please pray for the repose of the soul of: Dr. Armand Gasbarro May he rest in peace.

Week of July 21, 2019

Budget: $10,000.00 Actual: 5,907.70 - 4,092.30

ELECTRONIC GIVING Remember that you may set up your weekly or a one time donation

to St. Agnes through givecentral.org Convenient for you and great for our parish!

Anniversary Wishes Best wishes to:

Alberto & Evangelina Espinosa

Happy 50th Wedding

Anniversary from your parish family!

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Readings for the Week TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Abraham bargains with God to spare the city (Genesis 18:20-32). Psalm — Lord, on the day I called for help, you an-swered me (Psalm 138). Second Reading — You were buried with Christ in bap-tism, in which you were also raised with Christ (Colossians 2:12-14). Gospel — Everyone who asks, receives; and the one who seeks, finds (Luke 11:1-13). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-tional Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34; Ps 106:19-23 or Ps 34:2-11; Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42 Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28; Ps 103:6-11; Mt 13:36-43 Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35; Ps 99:5-7, 9; Mt 13:44-46 Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38; Ps 84:3-6a, 8, 11; Mt 13:47-53 Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Ps 81:3-6, 10-11ab; Mt 13:54-58 Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8; Mt 14:1-12 Sunday: Eccl 1:2; 2:21-23; Ps 90:3-6, 12-14, 17; Col 3:1-5, 9-11; Lk 12:13-21

With thanks for the little acts of kindness that make the days fly by…to the coordinators and adorers at the Adoration Chapel...to our very efficient money counters...to Mother Na-ture for cooling it down a bit...and the list continues...

With Kind Thoughts

Are you homebound because of illness, disability, or age? Are you residing in a nursing home? We would like to keep you connected to the parish family by visiting you and bringing you the Eucharist. We are the Minis-ters of Care of St. Agnes parish, prepared and commissioned through an Archdiocesan program to serve you in these situa-tions, be they temporary or long-term. But we cannot respond to your need unless you make us aware of it. Hospitals and nursing homes do not notify us about your admission or dis-charge. Privacy laws restrict them from doing so. So please let us know of your need, or the need of a family member, by call-ing the parish office.

Sick or Homebound?

Now is the time to register for the St. Agnes/St. Kieran Reli-gious Ed program! Registration forms are available through the parish office or on the parish website. Some classes are already full, so please register as soon as possible. Please call 754-0713 for more information. Terri Klopp

Attn: Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors and Altar Servers

You can now access your current monthly schedules on the parish website, www.saintagnes.us! Click on Liturgy under the Worship tab.

In an effort to save the planet and money on postage, I would like to begin making use of email to cut the expense of mailing out the schedule every month.

If you have not already done so, please send me an e-

mail to mwegrzyn@saintagnes.us with your name along with your current address and phone number.

In the subject line please put the words ALTAR SERVER or LITURICAL MINISTER. As soon as I receive your e-mail, I will respond to let you know

you have been added to the email list.

Beginning with the September 2019 schedule, the schedule will be emailed, available to be picked up in the sacristy and posted on the website the first week-

end of the previous month. SCHEDULES WILL NO LONGER BE MAILED

UNLESS REQUESTED. Questions or concerns?

Please contact Margie Wegrzyn at 708-709-2696.

RCIA

Religious Ed

EM’s, Lectors & Altar Servers!

In September St. Agnes will begin another RCIA pro-gram for adults who are considering becoming Catholic. This program is also for adults wanting to complete their Sacraments. Come and celebrate Mass with us at any time or please give me a call with questions or for more information. Carol Brothers 709-2699

SAVE THE DATE! Women’s Welcome Retreat will be hosting a “Ladies Night Out” at

St. Agnes on Friday, November 8th.

Mark your calendar and come join the fun. Details to follow!

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Music Corner

Dear Friends, When the school bells start ringing and the halls start filling up with students, we know that summer is about over and it is time to begin anew. For most of us there are two seasons of renewal. The first is Spring with its new life and color. The second, I believe is the Fall when life begins a new direction and focus. The summer has traditionally been break time. Well, it is the same for our music program at St. Agnes! So it is time to ring the bells and get our choirs back together for another year of joyful song! I would also like to thank all of the musicians who helped us throughout the summer. Your dedica-tion is gratefully appreciated. As we look to another year of music at St. Agnes, we begin with this letter inviting any parishioner to join our choirs. There is a contemporary choir (Ensemble) that sings at our 11 o’clock liturgy. Or you may be inclined toward our traditional (Chancel Choir) choir at the 9 o’clock liturgy. For those who have limited time but may be available during weekday mornings we ask you to consider the Resurrection Choir that offers music for the parish funerals. For the children of the parish we invite them to participate in our Children’s Choir. Each of these groups help the rest of us in our role as singers of God’s praise! Another important ministry is that of Cantor. We also invite you to join our Bell Choir and our Young Adult Choir (high school/college) that are both flexible groups that will work with your schedule. Please, please consider joining our Parish Music Ministry this year! Don’t leave this to someone else...the numbers of our choir members have changed and every voice is important! If you enjoy singing or music in general, this is the ministry for you and your family. Kindly give me a call at 219-678-8726 or 708-709-2694 for more information. With more volunteers and your generosity, we will continue to make beautiful music to the Lord right here at St. Agnes! Peace, Carl Opat Feel free to email me at copat@saintagnes.us.

Liturgy Corner

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SCHOOL NEWS …..

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Please drop them in the church collec-tion or send with your student when

school is back in session. Thank you for your support!

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your parish or to possibly receive tuition credits if you have a student that goes to St. Agnes School. Please call Kay Ashby with any ques-tions at 709-2694.

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