ST. CYPRIAN CHURCH2601 Clinton, River Grove, Illinois 60171

Phone 708–453–4800 Fax: 708–453–6141

MASSES Saturday 4 PMSunday 9 and 11:30 AM Weekdays Tuesday and Saturday at 8 AM Thursday 8 AM Communion ServiceReconciliation Saturday 8:30—9 AM

ST. CELESTINE CHURCH3020 North 76th Court, Elmwood Park, Illinois 60707

Phone: 708–453–2555 Fax: 708–452–0560

MASSESSaturday 5:30 PMSunday 7:30 AM, 10:30 AM, and 4:30 PMWeekdays Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 8 AM Reconciliation Saturday 4:45—5:15 PM

ST. CELESTINE SCHOOL 3017 North 77th Avenue, Elmwood Park Illinois 60707 stcelestineschool.org 708–453–8234

stguerinparish.orgstguerinparish.orgMISSION STATEMENT: "To do God's will as a unified, vibrant parish, and to foster an intentional

relationship with Jesus through worship, witness, service, discipleship, and community."

ST. MOTHER THEODORE GUERIN PARISH

Welcome! If you are new to our churches or just visiting, please introduce yourself. We are happy to share in this celebration of the Eucharist. If you do not have a church home, or your church is not home to you, we are open to anyone looking for a spiritual home. We invite you to become a part of our parish. You may register at the Pastoral Center at the St. Celestine campus or the Rectory at the St. Cyprian campus.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 20204 PM ST. CYPRIAN+John Duzansky 5 PM ST. CELESTINE+Louis and +Juliana DaPrato and deceased members of the DaPrato family+James Notar, Birthday+Valerie Notar+Dr. Raymond Broz

SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 20207:30 AM ST. CELESTINE+Father Bernard White

9 AM ST. CYPRIAN+John Vitello, Sr.

10:30 AM ST. CELESTINE+Mary Therese McGuire, Birthday+Tina Santangelo, Birthday

11:30 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Dennis Marszalek

4:30 PM ST. CELESTINE+Anne McCarthy, 8th Anniversary

MONDAY, JUNE 29, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINE+Richard Borsch

TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 20208 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Carmine and Antonietta Christiano+Mary Ellen O'Brien

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINE+Silvio Giannelli

All offices in the parish and in the school are closed until the Archdiocese gives us permission to reopen.

THURSDAY, JULY 2, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINEAntonio and Lolita Alcantara, 60th Wedding Anniversary+Mary Lou O’Shea, Birthday

FRIDAY, JULY 3, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINEZeta Marithe, 1st birthday

SATURDAY, JULY 4, 20208 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Vera Fratamico

4 PM ST. CYPRIAN+John Papinko

5 PM ST. CELESTINE+Eleanor Koziol+Ernie Vessini, Anniversary

SUNDAY, JULY 5, 20207:30 AM ST. CELESTINE+Kathleen EvansTrifina Guzman, 80th birthday

9 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Casmer and +Irene Halinski+Maria Pellegrini

10:30 AM ST. CELESTINE+Fe Lazo+Florentina Lazo

11:30 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Father Joseph McDonnell+Dennis Marszalek

4:30 PM ST. CELESTINE+Rich Szyszka, 1st Anniversary

FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK: FATHER PAUL CAODear Parishioners,

The Archdiocese has asked us to be careful and to slowly open our churches in a safe way. After discussion and suggestions from the staff and the priests in the parish, we have decided to open only four Masses during the weekend in phase 2. I hope you understand that we want to make sure that we do everything according to the guidelines to open safely with precautions.

The Cardinal has lifted the requirement to attend Mass, and we will continue to live–stream the 10:30 AM Sunday Mass on the website and through Facebook Live. Those who are uncomfortable returning to mass, or medically compromised or who should not return yet, are invited to attend Mass online or watch it on TV.

We have made a temporary change to our Mass schedule. We are combining the 4 PM and 5:30 PM Saturday Masses into one, 5 PM at St. Celestine. We know that many people want another mass at St. Cyprian. However, with the social distancing rules, we can only fit 40 people at St. Cyprian, but we can have 100 at St. Celestine. It’s tough when we can’t be in a place that feels like home. We all want to be at both sites, and we do have a 9 AM at St. Cyprian. But, until we can smooth out our new operations, this is the best we can do. Many combined parishes can’t even get two sites opened during phase 2. This is just temporary until we go back to the normal Mass schedule. We miss you all and we hope to see you all soon.

For phase 2, we offer a 5 PM Saturday Vigil Mass at St. Celestine, 7:30 AM at St. Celestine, 9 AM at St. Cyprian, and 10:30 AM at St. Celestine. There will be a 8 AM Mass on Tuesdays at St. Cyprian and on Wednesdays at St. Celestine. Reconciliation is offered on Saturdays from 4–4:45 PM at St. Celestine. Please sign up online through the link on our website to attend any of the weekend Masses. No sign up is necessary for weekday Masses; someone will ask for your contact information when you arrive. There is no sign up necessary for Reconciliation.

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS - Every time we have a Mass, Reconciliation, a funeral, a wedding, a Baptism, we need volunteers to help. Volunteers check people in, usher them to their seats, and help clean and sanitize the churches after people have been in them. Because we have two churches open, we need many, many volunteers to help. You can sign up to be trained as a volunteer on the website, and to help at church there once you have been trained.

Please continue to pray for one another during this difficult time and be assured of my prayers for all of you and your family at my daily mass. Let us pray for peace in our country and pray for an end of the pandemic.

May God bless you all!

In prayer,Fr. Paul

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YOU MUST SIGN UP TO ATTEND MASS

The Archdiocese of Chicago requires that anyone attending Sunday Mass register in advance online. The privilege to reopen for Mass is offered with a limit to the maximum number of people who can be in the churches at one time. We must maintain records for the Illinois Department of Public Health of all who enter our churches for contact tracing when a confirmed case of COVID–19 is identified. You may sign up for the weekend Masses and can access the link to SignUp Genius on the website and through our Facebook page. Daily Mass, which takes place on Tuesdays at 8 AM at St. Cyprian and Wednesdays at 8 AM at St. Celestine, and Reconciliation, which takes place on Saturdays from 4 to 4:45 PM at St. Celestine, does not require a reservation; someone will take your information at church for daily mass.

Remember the requirement to attend Sunday Mass has been lifted and we will still stream the 10:30 AM Mass live on Facebook and the website. If you are not feeling well, are over 65 or compromised medically, we encourage you to participate by watching Mass on TV or online. We want everyone to be safe!

SUNDAY READINGS June 28, 2020 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

READING 1 2 Kgs 4:8–11, 14–16aOne day Elisha came to Shunem, where there was a woman of influence, who urged him to dine with her. Afterward, whenever he passed by, he used to stop there to dine. So she said to her husband, “I know that Elisha is a holy man of God. Since he visits us often, let us arrange a little room on the roof and furnish it for him with a bed, table, chair, and lamp, so that when he comes to us he can stay there.” Sometime later Elisha arrived and stayed in the room overnight.

Later Elisha asked, “Can something be done for her?” His servant Gehazi answered, “Yes! She has no son, and her husband is getting on in years.” Elisha said, “Call her.” When the woman had been called and stood at the door, Elisha promised, “This time next year you will be fondling a baby son.”

Responsorial Psalm Ps 82:2–3, 16–17, 18–19R. For ever I will sing the goodness of the Lord. or: Alleluia.

READING 2 Rom 6:3–4, 8–11Brothers and sisters: Are you unaware that we who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? We were indeed buried with him through baptism into death, so that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might live in newness of life. If, then, we have died with Christ, we believe that we shall also live with him. We know that Christ, raised from the dead, dies no more; death no longer has power over him. As to his death, he died to sin once and for all; as to his life, he lives for God. Consequently, you too must think of yourselves as dead to sin and living for God in Christ Jesus.

GOSPEL Mt 10:37–42Jesus said to his apostles: “Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me, and whoever loves son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me; and whoever does not take up his crossand follow after me is not worthy of me. Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.

“Whoever receives you receives me, and whoever receives me receives the one who sent me. Whoever receives a prophet because he is a prophet will receive a prophet’s reward, and whoever receives a righteous man because he is a righteous man will receive a righteous man’s reward. And whoever gives only a cup of cold water to one of these little ones to drink because the little one is a disciple—amen, I say to you, he will surely not lose his reward.”

Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass for Use in the Dioceses of the United States of America, second typical edition © 2001, 1998, 1997, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Inc., Washington, DC. Used with permission.

SAINT JUNÍPERO SERRA (1713—1784)July 1

No one who has stood before the quiet majesty of Mission San Juan Capistrano, or the altogether different but no less lovely Mission Dolores in San Francisco, or any of the missions from San Diego to Sonoma can fail to bless the Franciscan padre who, while not founder of each, was inspiration for them all, Saint Junípero Serra. Abandoning the comfortable academic life to which his doctorate in theology entitled him, Serra journeyed to the New World where his tireless traveling, dramatic preaching, and penitential austerity converted thousands of native peoples. Saving souls and celebrating the sacraments were Padre Serra’s primary mission but not his only one. Education in letters and crafts, trades and agriculture transformed the people, while roads and irrigation systems transfigured the landscape. His more than thirty years of ministry were not free from conflict with authorities or without controversy in the retrospectively critical eye of history. But when John Paul II beatified him in 1988, he praised Padre Serra for assisting his converts to use their new faith to advance their true human development.

Peter Scagnelli, © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

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CHRISTIAN HOSPITALITY

Day in and day out, we are required to make judgment calls informed by tough, durable, serviceable Christian love. We do what we can do, and God takes notice. God is in charge of rewards, and a glass of water will do when that is what we have to offer with a glad and open heart.

Paul gives us a clear theology for the missionary work we do whenever anybody is close at hand. He reminds us that our work, our ministry, is carried on in concert with Christ. We have been baptized into his death and life. In any given moment both life and death are there, a kind of play of shadow and light. Sometimes it’s difficult to tell where shadow leaves off and light begins. God will take care of that, too.

© J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Acts 12:1–11; Ps 34:2–9; 2 Tm 4:6–8, 17–18; Mt 16:13–19Tuesday: Am 3:1–8; 4:11–12; Ps 5:4b–8; Mt 8:23–27Wednesday: Am 5:14–15, 21–24; Ps 50:7–13, 16bc–17; Mt 8:28–34Thursday: Am 7:10–17; Ps 19:8–11; Mt 9:1–8Friday: Eph 2:19–22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 20:24–29Saturday: Am 9:11–15; Ps 85:9ab, 10–14; Mt 9:14–17 or, for Independence Day, any readings from the Mass “For the Country,” nos. 882–886, or “For Peace and Justice,” nos. 887–891Sunday: Zec 9:9–10; Ps 145:1–2, 8–11, 13–14; Rom 8:9, 11–13; Mt 11:25–30

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They are akin, perhaps, to those messages in bottles that people who are stranded on deserted islands always send hoping that

someone will come to the rescue. At least that’s how the movies go. I’ve never actually seen a message in a bottle. Well. I wrote a poem for my

wife once, rolled it up, put it in a bottle, corked it, and gave it to her as a gift for Valentine’s Day, but I don’t think that counts. The English rock band The Police released a song called Message in a Bottle in 1979. Sting wrote it. Per the hook, “I'll send an SOS to the world/ I'll send an SOS to the world/ I hope that someone gets my/ I hope that someone gets my/ I hope that someone gets my message in a bottle, yeah.” Yeah.

Or perhaps they are akin to those little rocks with messages on them that some girl in Rogers Park was leaving for people to find as she spread some anonymous joy in a pandemic world. I read about her in the Chicago Tribune a couple of months ago, and connecting the girl’s work to other such endeavors, the author of the piece saw the message–in–a–bottle connection right away. As Christopher Borrelli put it: “Painted rocks carrying inspirational sayings, left in public places for anyone to stumble across, has become the 21st century answer to the message

in a bottle, dropped into an ocean.” Well, there you go. Also per Borelli: “Now, in a pandemic…we’re seeing a renewed avalanche of kindness.”

All of which is probably fueling another message–in–a–bottle next–of–kin: sidewalk messages put down in chalk for pedestrians to come upon––and ponder over––while out for a stroll. Or, in my case, while out for a run. They were showing up everywhere for a while there, but I’ve seen fewer and fewer as more and more things open up around here. Too bad. I like them. Consider “Breathe” and “Hope” and “This will end.” Consider “When all is lost, all is found.” And deeply consider “Why can’t your nose be 12 inches long? ‘Cause then it would be a foot.” I saw a brand new one just a couple of days ago, though, so some kind–spirited folks are still reaching out to the cosmos. And this one spoke to me loudest of all: “Humankind. Be both.”

Have you noticed a certain animosity in the world these days? There are the protests against police brutality and endemic racism, of course, but such social evils are just extreme realizations of the

attitude expressed by a woman in a coffee shop who was annoyed by another patron for pointing out to the employees that the woman was coughing, and sans mask. This annoyed the mask–less woman, and she showed it by coughing on the patron and leaving the store. Has it come to this? Or, sadly, have we deep, deep down already been there all along? Per Jesus in today’s Gospel, “Whoever gives only a cup of cold water to one of these little ones to drink because the little one is a disciple—amen, I say to you, he will surely not lose his reward.” Humankind. Be both. “I hope that someone gets my message in a bottle, yeah.” Yeah.

STEWARDSHIPThanks to all who are so generously giving to our parish. You can mail your envelope, drop them off in the mailboxes outside either office, give electronically through Give Central (see page 8 for more info), or drop them in the boxes in the back of the churches.

May Collection: $ $46,904.50

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BULLETIN DEADLINESAll information for the bulletin is due on the Friday the week before the bulletin comes out. Please send in Word or as an editable PDF to khagerty@ stguerinparish.org. Attach jpgs separately.

Bulletin Deadline July 12 July 3 July 19 July 10 July 26 July 17

VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDWe need a lot of volunteers to help each time the churches are open to help keep people safe. Sign up on the website at www.stguerinparish.org to help with the parish reopening. Once you are trained you can sign up for the Mass, Baptism, Reconciliation, Funeral, or Wedding that you can help at.

Pictures: Top Right: Pat Hagerty and Michael Wittrock prepare to check people in for mass on Sunday, June 14.

Below Left: St. Cyprian has the welcome sign out.

Below Right: Alex Schmidt and Dan Tarchala volunteered asushers to help seat people at the first parish mass on June 14.

FRANCIS PUDLONovember 6, 1935—

April 15, 2020

His master said to him, "Well done, my good and faithful servant. Since you were faithful in small matters, I will give you great responsibilities. Come, share your master’s joy." Matthew 25:21

Our condolences to the Pudlo Family on the death of Frank Pudlo, long–time usher at St. Celestine Church. There will be a memorial mass for him on Saturday, July 11 at 10:30 AM at St. Celestine Church. Frank is survived by his wife, Adrienne, his children Timothy (Anna), Kimberly (Kevin) McMillan who was our Youth Minister for many years, Michael (Susan), and Catherine Pudlo, and grandchildren. Rest in Peace, Frank.

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS

Need help? Food, shelter, housing, employment, job training, counseling, addictions, utilities, physical or mental health services, legal and financial, immigration, naturalization and refugee and senior services are provided by Catholic Charities. Call 312–655–7700 or go to catholiccharities.net.

Alcohol and Drug Abuse 1–800–821–4357Child Abuse 1–800–252–2873National Domestic Violence 1–800–799–SAFENational Sexual Assault 1–800–656–4673Compulsive Gambling Hotline 1–410–332–0402Poison Control 1–800–222–1222Suicide Prevention 1–800–273–8255Elder Abuse 1–800–252–8966

ONLINE GIVINGWe appreciate your prayers, time, and monetary support as we grow together in God.

Our parish is using Give Central as a contribution tool to help parishioners contribute online to our Sunday Offertory and special collections. This tool will allow you the option of donating through your checking, savings, or credit card account and the funds will be directly transferred to the parish each month or as you specify. If you are already giving online you will see that the gifts go to St. Mother Theodore Guerin parish. You can sign up for online giving by going to our website, stguerin.org, and clicking on the Give Central icon on the right on the home page. Thank you for supporting the parish.

Col. Stephen Acosta MarinesStaff Sgt. Lawrence G. Campbell Air ForceSenior Airman Cory McCambridge Air ForceChief Erin McGuire NavyLt. Col. Peter Anderson ArmySgt. Kenneth G. DiCristifano ArmySpec Michael Migliorisi ArmyMaj. Deborah J. Crowley, M.D. ArmyPvt. John Cerrone MarinesMaj. David Nevers MarinesPFC Paul J. Lagoda MarinesPFC Sophia M. Garcia MarinesLt. Robert Reynolds ArmyPFC Richard A. Paduch ArmyStaff Sgt. Alberto Boy MarinesSgt. Rodolfo DeLao ArmyStaff Sgt. Natalie Borrini Air ForceCpl. Brian Macaluso MarinesLnc. Cpl. Meghan Jennings MarinesLnc. Cpl. Michael Casanave MarinesPvt. Nicolas Casanave MarinesABEAN Melanie Hodges NavyPFC Vincent Negron MarinesPvt. Matthew Meyer ArmyMaster Sgt. Scott A. Cross Air ForcePrivate Niko Rodriguez ArmyDario Rodriguez Air ForceCH 1LT Jacque Beltran NavyA1C Brian Moran Air ForceA1C Elyssa Moran Air ForceLnc. Cpl. Sean P. Mellett MarinesChief Kevin P. Johnson NavyEnsign Devon Zych Coast GuardFN Matilda Davis Coast GuardLnc. Cpl. Andrew D. Nordlie MarinesEnsign FaithAnne Bieschke NavyLuis N. Burciaga ArmyPFC Rudy De La O MarinesPFC Jake Kola Marines

Prayer of the Archdiocese for the Military ServicesAlmighty God and Father, look with love upon our men and women in uniform and protect them in their time of need. Give them health and stability and allow them to return to their loved ones whole and unshaken. Be with their families and sustain them in these uncertain times.

Grant strength and peace of mind to the Veterans who have given their best for the country they love. Support them in infirmity and in the fragility of old age. Teach us to remember their sacrifices and to express our gratitude.Manifest your tender care to those in the Military Academies who prepare for future service and to those who serve our Nation far from home. Teach us to remember the sacrifices of those whose efforts contribute to ensuring our way of life. Hear us as we present our prayers to You through Christ our Lord. Amen. Archbishop Timothy Broglio

Please keep those serving in the military in your prayers. Thank you for your service to our country.

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The Sunday 10:30 AM Mass will be streamed live on Facebook Live on the parish Facebook page, St. Mother Theodore Guerin Parish and on the website, even when the church reopens. Please like the page and see our website stguerinparish.org for all parish updates. To be added to the parish email list for updates, please email lauriedepillo@stguerinparish.org.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK SISTERS AND

BROTHERS

Names are kept on the list for four weeks. If you wish to add or remove a name, please call the parish office.

Thank you!

Marie and Steve Auerbach, Michael Balaja,Grace Baldessara, Karen Biagini,

Joyce Brosseit, Victor Cabello, Caitlyn, Dorothy Carey, Deacon Dennis Colgan,

Frances Copps, Debra DeKelver, Chuy and Chela DeLeon, Michael DeLuca,

Danny DiMaso, Elene Dimperio, Patricia Dwyer, Heidy Egan, Rosemarie Esposito,

Christopher Freel, Patsy Galecki, Kathy Gallery, Tammy Garcia, Phyllis Gossy,

Patricia Guarino, David Holder, Wally Jelinek, Bob Jurasz, Charles Kamin, Ken Kiska,

Joy Ann Klewer, Peter Krallitsch, Tom Mayer, Tom McGuire,

Ron McGuire, Mary Mellett, Annamarie Meyer,Sharon Meyer, Rita Mueller, Dan Murphy,

Carolyn Nanni, Domenic Nanni, Barbara Narducci, Fr. Larry Nemer, Barbara Nevers, Reginald Nevers,

Bernice Nesbitt, Sr. Noel, Bill Noesen, Manny Perez,

Adrienne Pudlo, Kirk Pusenilli, Michael Riesterer, Darlene Rinker, Betty Salemi,

Ken Schmidt, Amy Schreiner, Joseph Serwa, Loretta Skrapka, Mickey Smith, Mary Sochnuk,

Ed Socki, Darryl Taggert, Shirley Teofilo, Andrew Valko, Lillian Wardzala, Dorothy Witek,

Don Wojcik, and Gerry ZychAll weekly events are canceled until the Archdiocese gives us permission to resume.

All Masses are canceled until the Archdiocese gives us permission to resume.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED BROTHERS AND SISTERS

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Eileen Tichawa, Joan Fenlon, and Nancy Russell

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PRIESTS Rev. Paul Cao, Pastor pcao@stguerinparish.org 708–453–2555 x29Rev. Brendan Guilfoil, Associate Pastor bguilfoil@stguerinparish.org 708–453–2555 x30Rev. Eugene Gratkowski, Pastor Emeritus of St. CyprianRev. Jeffrey Grob, Rev. Fil Ngwila, Rev. Stan Ilo, Resident PriestsRev. Ron Navoy, Weekend Associate at St. Cyprian

DEACONS Michael DeLarco 708–453–2555 x31 Call Deacon Mike to schedule a wedding at either church.Miguel Negron mnegron@archchicago.orgRonald Pilarski rpilarski@archchicago.org Dennis Colgan, retired ST. CELESTINE SCHOOL Sheila Klich, Principal 708–453–8234 x23 sklich@stcelestineschool.orgNorma Pulido, Secretary 708–453–8234 x11Donna DelMedico, Finance Secretary 708–453–8234 x24

PARISH SUPPORT STAFFLaurie DePillo, Business Manager 708–453–2555 x15 lauriedepillo@stguerinparish.orgMary Krewer, Administrative Assistant mkrewer@stguerinparish.org 708–453–4800Marge Dellinger, Receptionist 708–453–4800mdellinger@stguerinparish.orgIrma Rivera, Receptionist 708–453–2555 x10Lynn Schmidt, Receptionist 708–453–2555 x10lschmidt@stguerinparish.org

ST. CELESTINE CHURCH 3020 North 76th Court, Elmwood Park, Illinois 60707 708–453–2555

ST. CYPRIAN CHURCH 2601 Clinton, River Grove, Illinois 60171 708–453–4800

Mass Schedules: See Bulletin cover.

Office Hours: See page 2 of this Bulletin.

Communion Service: Thursday at 8 AM at St. Cyprian.

Holy Hour: First Monday of each month at 7 PM in St. Celestine church.

Fatima Devotion: First Saturday of the month at St. Cyprian after 8 AM Mass.

Adoration: First Friday of each month at 9 AM in St. Celestine’s chapel with closing prayers at 7:45 PM.

Baptisms: Immediately following the 10:30 AM Mass on the second and fourth Sunday of the month at St. Celestine, and immediately following the 11:30 AM Mass on the third Sunday of the month at St. Cyprian. Participation in a Baptismal Prep class is essential.

Reconciliation: Saturdays 8:30—9 AM at St. Cyprian and 4:45—5:15 PM at St. Celestine or by appointment.

Weddings: Engaged couples are encouraged to call a year in advance of a preferred date. The couple must talk to Deacon Mike DeLarco before a wedding date can be reserved. Participation in marriage preparation is essential.

Ray Brownlee, Maintenance 708–453–4800rbrownlee@stguerinparish.orgEric Mueller and Bob Vessini, Maintenance 708–453–2555 x25

MUSIC MINISTRY Craig Kamptner, Director of Music Ministry ckamptner@stcelestineschool.org 708–453–2555 x16 Call Craig with questions about music for the parish. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Ruthanne Swiatkowski, Director of Lifelong Formation rswiatkowski@stguerinparish.org 708–452–0150Call Ruthanne with questions about sacraments and religious education at St. Celestine. Mary Morvay, Coordinator of Lifelong Formation mmorvay@stguerinparish.org 708–453–5719Call Mary with questions about sacraments and religious education at St. Cyprian.Mary Murphy, Coordinator of Religious Education for special needs for children and adults 708–453–2555murphyme2000@yahoo.com

MINISTRIESLois DeFelice, Ministry of Care 708–453–2555loisdefelice@gmail.com Greg Fidanzia, Guerin William Youth Group guerinwilliamyg@gmail.com 708–453–2555 x13Kim Hagerty, Director of Evangelization 708–453–2555 x12khagerty@stguerinparish.orgBulletin Editor Deadline is noon on the Friday 9 days before the date you would like the information to appear.

Please check our website, www.stguerinparish.org, for the most accurate information on the schedule for sacraments during the pandemic.