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Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018
Parish Staff Rev. Richard M. Yanos, Pastor Ms. Catherine Scotkovsky, Principal Rev. James J. O’Brien, Pastor Emeritus Mrs. Janet Kusinski, Assistant Principal Rev. Greg Wojcik , Associate Pastor Mrs. Barbara Meier, Bulletin Editor Rev. John G. Hetland, Associate Pastor Mrs. Joanna Bischof, Mrs. Pat Conlon, Rev. Philip J. Grib, S.J., Resident Ms. Christine Jassak, Mrs. Rita Kopf & Rev. Ed Pacocha, Retired Visiting Priest Mrs. Terri Swiderski, Receptionists Deacon Chick O’Leary, Business Manager Ms. Lydia Hilado, Director of Music Mr. Vincent Hilado, Assist. Director of Music Please TURN OFF any electronic devices before entering the church for Mass or any other Liturgical service.
Please do NOT park in front of church to ensure emergency vehicle access. There are ample parking spaces provided on the north side,
to the rear of the church and the Shaunessy Center parking lot.
THE VOICE St. Eugene Parish
Chicago, IL 60656
Rectory 7958 W. Foster 773/775-6659
Fax 773/775-2832 [email protected]
www.st-eugene.org
School 7930 W. Foster 773/763-2235
Fax 773/763-2775 www.steugene-school.org
Convent
Spiritual Center Verbum Dei Sisters
7920 W. Foster 773/467-0295
SUNDAY MASSES: (5:30 PM Saturday), 7:00, 9:30, 11:30 AM, 4:30 PM WEEKDAYS: 6:30, 9:00 AM (8:30 AM Saturday) CONFESSIONS: Saturdays from 4:00—5:00 PM in the Reconciliation Room. BAPTISMS: 1st & 3rd Sun-days at 1:00 PM. Baptismal Preparation Class the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM in the rectory. Please telephone the rectory to register. WEDDINGS: Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance with one of the Priests. Weddings are cele-brated for registered parish-ioners of St. Eugene Parish. PARISHIONERS: When moving in or out of St. Eugene Parish, please notify the rectory. YOUR WILL: Remember the church in your bequests. CHURCH ETIQUETTE: The priest should be the last in, and first out of church.
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From the Pastor’s Desk…
ARE YOU CONSIDERING CREMATION FOR YOURSELF OR A LOVED ONE?
Some Things You Should Know….
For many years now we have been seeing more and more of our families choosing cremation over traditional burial. Sadly, though, this influx in choosing cremation has also been joined with a clear misunderstanding of what should happen with the cremated remains of your loved ones after the funeral. The Church has emphatically taught and upheld that the cremated remains are to be treated with the same dignity and respect as the body. For this reason, the cremated remains of our loved ones are required to be buried as the body would be buried immediately after the funeral. They are also to be buried in their entirety…not divided among family members, not made into keepsake jewelry for all in the family to wear, and not scattered on or near the deceased’s favorite fishing hole or vacation spot. We are talking here about the earthly remains of a human being. We would never consider keeping the arm or the leg of our mother or father or brother or sister in our dresser drawer or closet just because we wanted to hold on to a part of them. Would we? The same is true with regard to the parts of them that are now ashes. Please think about and reflect upon the wisdom of the Church here and also the dignity of the remains of the loved one who has passed when cremation is being chosen. Did you know that cremation has been an acceptable option for Catholics since 1963? At that time Canon Law was changed to accept cremation as long as it was not chosen for reasons which are contrary to Christian teaching. Since 1997, it has been permissible to bring the cremated remains of the body to the church for the funeral liturgy. It is preferred, however, that the casketed remains be present for the Funeral Liturgy. When this is not the reality, the urn may be brought to the church and placed in the same location where the casket would normally rest. The Catholic Church recommends that the actual cremation take place after the Wake Service and Funeral Liturgy. These services can be a very powerful way to worship, praise and give thanks for the gift of life which has now been returned to God. When the body is present, these services are a much more effective part of the grieving process helping us to say goodbye to someone we have loved. The Catholic Church also teaches that the cremated remains should be placed in a worthy vessel followed by interment in a Catholic Cemetery. Although Civil Law does allow cremated remains to be scattered in open or conserved areas other than a cemetery, this practice is not considered acceptable with the reverence that our faith requires. With cremation, you can choose to have the full body or the cremated remains of the body at the mass, or have the cremation take place prior to or after the Rite of Christian Burial. Each family is able to choose the options that is best suited for their needs and will honor the life of the departed in a faith-based tradition.
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Parishioner Contact Update To help us keep our records current, please print the information below and drop the form in the collection basket or at the rectory. Thank you. Last Name _________________________ First Name __________________ M/M, Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss
Last Name _________________________ First Name __________________ M/M, Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss
Address ________________________________________ City __________________ Zip code ________
Email address: _____________________________ Email address: ______________________________
Phone # (Home) _______________________ Cell # ___________________ Cell # __________________
HOW DO WE TREAT THE MESSENGER? Let’s not be too hasty in defining who is “the wicked one” and who (namely us) is just! We are very quick to label others as evil, because we tend to label ourselves as good guys. We don’t like it when we are brought up short by a prophetic voice that brings us some bad news about our own behavior. We don’t like to be reproached for transgressions of the law or charged with violations of our training. We may condemn and abuse those who bring us up against these truths about ourselves when, if we were really good, we would thank them for helping to keep us on the right path. This is the way they treated the prophets and the way they treated Jesus. Is this also the way we treat those whose message we don’t like? Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
For cremation interment or entombment; Cremation Graves, Regular Graves for Multiple Cremation Burials, Indoor and Outdoor Niches, Mosaic Niches, Glass Front Niches, and Columbariums are available at our Catholic Cemeteries. In addition, our Catholic Cemeteries are filled with exquisite architecture, sculptures, mosaics, and reliefs, and that reflect our Catholic faith tradition. These one-of-a-kind fine works of art create a lasting impression on the one-time visitor and an atmosphere of tranquil meditation for our frequent visitors. Placing the cremated remains in a Catholic Cemetery provides a dignified setting for visitation, prayer, and remembrance. I hope this information is helpful to all in our parish. As members of the Catholic Church, we place great emphasis on the dignity and respect of the human person in both life and in death. Please save this article as it may come in handy one day when the issues contained within will definitely become a topic for discussion when your loved one passes away. Hopefully with this knowledge, you will make the choices that are in keeping with our Church’s long standing tradition.
I’ve written this bulletin article at this time because the topic of cremation has come up a few times over the past couple of months from some of our parishioners and I thought this information might be beneficial to you. Hopefully, it gives deeper meaning to some of your questions.
Fr. Rich
Welcome, visitors and guests, to St. Eugene Church and Parish. Please sign our guest register in the rear vestibule and
let our ushers know if you need a taxi or need to use a phone.
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SUNDAY 23 9:00 am Youth Athletics: SH.CTR MONDAY 24 ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT, NOON - 8:00 PM 3:30 pm Cub Scouts: SH.MR 4:00 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR TUESDAY 25 4:00 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR 6:30 pm Parish Pastoral Council: SCH.110 7:30 pm Baptismal Class: REC.LL WEDNESDAY 26 4:00 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR THURSDAY 27 3:00 am Girl Scouts: SH.CTR 3:00 pm Girl Scouts: SCH.RH FRIDAY 28 4:00 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR SATURDAY 29 10:00 am AA: SCH.RH SUNDAY 30 12:30 pm KC’s 5th Sunday Rosary following 11:30 am Mass: CH 12:30 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR
FACILITY CODES CH Church CV Convent REC.LL Rectory Lower Level SCH.110 School Room 110 SCH.RH Ryan Hall SH.CTR Shaunessy Center SH.CTR+MR Shaunessy Center & Meeting Room SH.MR Shaunessy Center Meeting Room
THIS WEEKEND
SECOND COLLECTION SEMINARIAN EDUCATION
September 16, 2018
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR PARISH. YOUR EFFORTS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Visit our giving page by going to our web site (www.st-eugene.org)
Regular Sunday Offering $ 10,783 Electronic Giving
September 10 to September 16
$925 from 43 families
$ 925
Total $ 11,708
Sunday Budget 2018-19 $ 16,000
Over / (short) $ 4,292
Sharing Parish $ 54
Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
September 23, 2018 The fruit of righteousness is sown in peace
for those who cultivate peace. -- James 3:18
ST. EUGENE ADULT CHOIR The first choir practice of the
new season will be Sunday, October 14 Please meet Lydia,
our Director of Music, at the organ in church.
Practice is every Sunday, at 10:45 am. We will sing at the 11:30 am Mass.
Everyone is welcome to sing with us.!!!
Bulletin copy MUST be in the rectory office NO LATER THAN 12:00 NOON EACH MONDAY. Copy material received past the deadline will not be published in The Voice until the following weekend—NO EXCEPTIONS.
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CRISIS PREGNANCY HELPLINE 1-800-400-4205
ADORATION of the BLESSED SACRAMENT
Mondays in church 12:00 NOON - 8:00 pm
with Benediction at 7:45 pm
Approach the cross and you will find in it Christ with arms
outstretched to embrace you. Saint Thomas of Villanova
PLEASE COME — VISIT JESUS
PEOPLE OF THE CROSS UNITED
We are all members of the Body of Christ. If one member suffers, all members suffer.
(1 COR: 12:26) Please pray for our brothers and sisters who suffer persecution in many countries throughout the world because of their Christian faith.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)
The RCIA is a process by which one enters the Catholic Church through
prayer, study, and discussion.
This class is designed for those who are: not baptized; baptized in another denomination;
or baptized Catholic but did not make their First Holy Communion or Confirmation.
We meet on Thursdays at 7 pm in the
Rectory from October 4, 2018 until the Easter Vigil 2019.
For more information, please contact:
The rectory office at: 773/7756659 and someone will call you back.
MINISTRY OF CARE TRAINING PROGRAM There will be a new Ministry of Care Training program which will take place at Presence St. Ben-edict Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Holbrook Hall, 6930 W. Touhy Ave., Niles, IL 60714, begin-ning, Wednesday, September 26, October 3, Octo-ber 10, October 17 and October 24 from 7 — 9 pm. Please call the rectory if you are interested in becoming a Minister of Care and joining this spe-cial Ministry. Thank You.
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL MEETING Tuesday, September 25 - 7:00 pm School Room 110 There will be an Open Forum beginning at 7:00 pm and lasting one-half hour. Parishioners are welcome to attend the Open Forum.
SOCIAL CONCERNS MINISTRY SEPTEMBER FOOD DRIVE
will take place next weekend September 29/30.
THANK YOU AGAIN to those of you who contributed food and monetary donations to our Parish Food Drive in August. Your generous donations put food on many tables and
provide aid to the poor in other ways. There are so many in need.
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PLEASE PRAY For the Sick: Linda Adamczyk, Annabella Amato, Jon Arnswald, Pat & Bob Apida, Fred & Cahad Ballog, Anthony Bongiorno, Lawrence Basili, Dr. James Bergman, Mary Brasse, Julie Bronski, Margaret Brinlee-Brucken, Helen Bruchalski, Franca Chiappetta, Agnes Collins, Jim Conlon Jr. & Sr., Brenda Crotty, Lorraine Czerwinski, Joan De Stefano, Dominick Di Re, Marge Dyson, Chris Egan, Don Feist, Virginia Florkiewicz, Bob & Carol Gasiorek, Patricia Gelfond, Ava Geole, Frances Gofron, Fr. Phil Grib, S.J., Nancy Grow, Erika Arquilla Hlavacek, Tim Heider, Tricia Jackson, Janet & Edward Kindybalyk, Olga Kykta, Allie Lim, Agnes Mahoney, Rose Mary Maratto, Phyllis McGarrh, Rich Moellering, Jr., Michael C. & Virginia Muscarello, Aline Papciak, Norma Quilici, Charlotte Rice, Diane Rizzuto, Rita Rogers, Stella Rombotis, Leo & Theresa Samborski, Bernadett Sedlacek, Emily Steckiewicz, and for those who are homebound, in hospitals, nursing homes and under hospice care. Newly added to our sick list: Connie D’Astice, Nancy Donatello, Frances Salvato For the Deceased: Michael Herarty, Geraldine Randazzo
PLEASE CALL THE RECTORY IF YOU WOULD LIKE A NAME ON THE SICK LIST.
ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY St. Eugene’s Altar & Rosary is looking for crafters for our Craft Show on October 13th. If you are a crafter or you know someone who is a crafter, applications are available at the rectory or by mail. Please call 773/775-6659 for additional information.
CHRISTMAS TROLLEY
Once again, Altar & Rosary is having the Christmas Trolley to see the sights and Christmas lights! The trolley company has raised the cost of the trolleys this year. The cost is $30 per person and I have secured four trolleys this year which will accommodate 124 people total. I know this is early, but if I do not get the additional trolleys filled, I need to cancel any unused trolleys by November 10, 2018, so Altar & Rosary doesn't incur any cost. Anyone wishing to join us on this tour, please call Lois at: 773-774-1511 no later than November 6th. Payment is due at the time the reservation is made.
5TH SUNDAY ROSARY Next Sunday, September 30 Church Our nation and the world are experiencing a growing moral breakdown that causes assaults on our core rights, restrictions on our religious beliefs, disdain for life, elimination of GOD from our society, and threatens the collapse of world order. We pray the rosary to Our Lady as she requested, to heal our nation, to ask for peace, to turn our people back to GOD and to offer reparation and penance for our sins. The Knights of Columbus invite all parishioners and their families to pray the rosary with us every time a 5th Sunday occurs during a month. The 5th Sunday Rosary service will be conducted on September 30, immediately following the 11:30 AM Mass. Please join us to pray for peace and guidance.
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ST. EUGENE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL PRESENTS
2018 Fall Lectures
Wednesday, October 10th, 7 PM In the Shaunessy Center 5220 N. Canfield RD. Chicago, IL 60656 Rabbi Evan Moffic on “What Every Christian Needs To Know About The Jewishness of Jesus” Based upon Rabbi Moffic’s book of the same name, Evan shines a light on the most influential Rabbi in history, helping Christians appreciate their Jewish roots, while sharing ancient Jewish Wisdom every Christian can use to create a happier and richer life. He is a frequent guest of national news religion panels and has authored several Amazon best-selling books.
Wednesday, October 24th, 7 PM In St. Eugene Church 7958 W. Foster Ave. Chicago, IL 60656 Father Leslie Hoppe, OFM on “Jesus in Jerusalem” This illustrated lecture will trace the final days of Jesus’ life and ministry, which were spent in Jerusalem. It will high-light what we know from history, archaeology, the gospels. We will also look at the evidence of Christian pilgrimage to the Holy Places and the state of the Jerusalem church to-day. Father Hoppe is a Carroll Stuhlmueller Distinguished Professor of Old Testament Studies and teaches for the
Catholic Theological Union.
There is no charge for lectures. Donations gratefully accepted. St. Eugene Parish 7958 W. Foster Ave. Chicago, IL 60656
Tel: 773-775-6659
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At the time of a family member’s death, if you would like memorials to be made to
St. Eugene Parish, please instruct the Funeral Home to use the following in the death notice: “In lieu of flowers, a memorial may be made to
St. Eugene Parish, Foster Avenue, Chicago.”
Envelopes can be provided by the Funeral Home.
A REMINDER To make sure a Mass Intention is included in the bulletin, it must be made 2 weeks in advance. To make sure a Mass Intention is read at Mass, it must be made at least 1 week in advance of the date requested.
+ MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK +
Saturday, September 22 - Vigil: 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:30 Lisa Majewski Sunday, September 23 - 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 People of the Parish 9:30 Andrew Chwalibog, LaPietra Fam. & Fri. 11:30 Joseph & Elizabeth Annoreno, Aurora Barone & Daniela Palombo, Domenico Battista, Robert Cavallo, Filomena Covello, Dorothy & Elmer Chanski, Artimio Constantino, Michael Fiorante, Debbie Gnutek, Cristina & Giovanni Greco, Michael Kohler, Mario Manzella, Hillard & Michael Michalek, Rose Napoli, Antonio & Giuseppe Pizzuto 4:30 Francis D’Souza, Romeo Oidem
Monday - Friday: 6:30 am & 9:00 am
Saturday: 8:30 am Monday, September 24 6:30 Peggy Roppolo 9:00 Louis Karzis Tuesday, September 25 6:30 Purgatorial Society 9:00 William F. Conrick, Elinor Gusinde Wednesday, September 26 - SS. Cosmas & Damian 6:30 Rachelle Turano - Wojcik 9:00 Fahy & Killmer Fams., Helen Kocar, Vivian Lakowski, Joseph & Catherine Tedesco, Patricia Zmijewski Thursday, September 27 - St. Vincent de Paul 6:30 Andrew & Joan Maier 9:00 Peggy Roppolo Friday, September 28 - St. Wenceslaus St. Lawrence Ruiz & Companions 6:30 Mary & Lisa Kendzior 9:00 Helen & Walter Wojtas, Int. of Arlene Jagiello Saturday, September 29 - SS. Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael 8:30 Dec’d Mbrs. St. Vincent DePaul Society Saturday, September 29 - Vigil: 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:30 Joel B. Valle Sunday, September 30 - 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 Henriette Rocks, LaPietra Fam. & Fri. 9:30 Mary Grace & Maura Lamonaco, Daniela Palumbo, Shirley Weber 11:30 Joan & Ed Walsh - 50th Wedd. Anniv., Leonard Cataldo, William Hennessey, Stephan Jassak, Joseph Kuzara, Rose Napoli, Domenico Selvaggio, Elmer & Frances Smith 4:30 People of the Parish
+MINISTERS OF THE LITURGY +
*Lector **Eucharistic Minister ***Server Saturday, September 29 - 8:30 am *** Team 1 Saturday, September 29 - 5:30 pm * D. Divello ** C. Miranda, C. Edwards, J. Horn, C. Lim, M. Lim *** Team 2 Mon., 10/1 - 9:00 am Sunday, September 30 - 7:00 am * J. Imburgia ** G. Bermas, L. Feist P. Gerard, R. Perez, R. Trovela *** Team 3 Tue., 10/2 - 9:00 am Sunday, September 30 - 9:30 am * S. Sparacino ** R. Fiorante, M. Guerrieri, R. Kennedy, J. Nardi, B. Ndiwe *** Team 4 Wed., 10/3 - 9:00 am Sunday, September 30 - 11:30 am * P. Wagner ** B. Czubek, A. LoForte, V. Parado, M. Russo, J. Schmitt *** Team 5 Thu., 10/4 - 9:00 am Sunday, September 30 - 4:30 pm * L. Vasich ** M. Cozzo, A. Forgione, M. Meo, M. Tomzik, P. Tomzik *** Team 6 Fri., 10/5 - 9:00 am
RECTORY HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY
9:00 - 11:30 am & 12:30 - 8:00 pm (closed for lunch: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm)
SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A PARISHIONER OF ST. EUGENE PARISH,
WE WELCOME YOU TO PLEASE STOP BY THE RECTORY OFFICE DURING
REGULAR OFFICE HOURS. M-F 9 am - 8 pm, SAT – SUN 9 am - 1 pm
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CRISIS PREGNANCY HELPLINE 1-800-400-4205
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION How long have there been parochial schools in the United States? Longer than you may imagine. The Jesuit fathers opened Saint Mary School in Philadelphia in 1782 in the first light of independence. Catholic and Protestant squabbles about the nature of education forced the Fathers to make this risky and innovative venture in the heart of the city. The school was closed by a devastating fire in 1902, but reopened in 1968 as St. Mary Interparochial School, the first example of a shared parochial school. It is also the only Catholic school within the confines of a national park. This is the “Mother School” of this uniquely American institution. Many parochial schools, especially in “national parishes,” were established to preserve the culture and language of the “old country,” and also to protect young people from prejudice. In other countries, Ireland for one, the Church is authorized to run national schools, sometimes under the sponsorship of a parish. In still other places, such as Quebec, publicly-funded “separate schools” were administered by the Church. Wherever the state funds Catholic schools, normally enrollment is guaranteed to all applicants. The Quebec system was dismantled in 1998 when the state decided to reorganize schools along linguistic lines rather than religious affiliation. Parochial schools require considerable sacrifice, but they endure as a distinctive treasure of the Church in the United States. Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
Register at FORMED.ORG Parishioners, enter code: CYYYV8
SAVE THE DATE!
Social Concerns Ministry Fall Clothing Drive Saturday & Sunday,
October 13 & 14, 2018
We are also looking for volunteers to help us load the truck. Some modest lifting may be required. If you can help us for
1/2 hour before and / or after the weekend masses, please call the rectory.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS
St. Eugene Parish offers religious education classes for students attending area public elementary schools. First consideration is given to families who are registered parishioners. Classes are held on Tuesday from 3:30 – 4:45 pm beginning October 2nd. A mailing has gone out to all families whose children attended last year. The re-enrollment form can be returned by mail with the required tuition fee. Returning families do not need to come into the school office to register unless they have another child (year 1) who would be new to the program. If you are registering for the first time, you must come into the school office. New registrations will be accepted September 4th through September 27th. No new registrations will be accepted after September 27th. A copy of the Baptismal certificate is required at the time of registration. Proof of attendance at another religious education program is also required for students who will be entering after year 1. Please note that consecutive years of attendance (year 1-7) are required for all students. The tuition due at the time of registration: Parishioners 1 child - $250.00 2 or more children - $350.00 Non-Parishioners (who attended previous years) Each child - $350 Non-Parishioners (new to the program) Each child - $400.00 Sacramental Fees: 1st reconciliation/1st Eucharist $125.00 Confirmation $125.00
For more information please call the school office: 773-763-2235 ext. 118
ST. EUGENE SCHOOL IS STILL COLLECTING BOX TOPS
In the past year our school
has raised more $800!
You may put your box tops in the collection basket,
the boxes in the vestibule, to the rectory or school.
Yankee Candle Fundraiser Help Support St. Eugene School! We are partnering with Yankee Candle Fundraising to help support our school. St. Eugene School will receive 40% of the profits! Order online at: www.yankeecandlefundraising.com and enter Group Number 990009657. Online orders will be shipped directly to your house! Online order-ing ends January 10, 2019! Thank you for your support!
ST. EUGENE FALL FEST 2018 AND THE RAFFLE WINNERS ARE…
First place: Theresa Wood Second: place Donna Orend Third place: Nick Viverito
I - Sara Jane Taylor & Brian Joseph Scienski
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The U.S. bishops urge our participation each Friday in a nationwide Novena for the Legal Protection of Human Life, August 3 - September 28. Participants will receive a weekly email or text reminders to pray and fast, along with little–known facts about Roe v. Wade to share with others. Sign up at www.usccb.org/pray!
ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS
320 W. Washington, Park Ridge, Il 847/825-5186
Saturday, September 29, 2018 9:30 am Upper Church
Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., will share her powerful story of caring on her family’s legacy as Director of Civil Rights for the Unborn for Priests for Life. For more information visit: spc-church.org/alvedaking
RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE
DIANE & ROBERT PANKOW ON THEIR 60TH
PASTOR REV. RICH YANOS AND THEIR FAMILY
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SHAUNESSY CENTER
5220 N. CANFIELD AVE. Come, join in the fun!!!
Crafters, Bakery, Raffle, and a CAFÉ
for a snack or lunch!
ST. EUGENE ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY
PRESENTS AN ARTS & CRAFT FAIR
& BAKE SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2018 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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We ask all of our parishioners, if you have a loved one serving in the military,
to please contact the rectory office to give us the name of the soldier, so the
whole parish can pray for your loved one. A book in the church vestibule is
available for inscribing the names of all military personnel. This book will be part of the offertory
procession from now until the war is over.
A PRAYER L , . P . B . W J L S . A
We pray for our loved ones
who are serving in any branch of the Armed Forces during this time of conflict.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission as Catholics united in faith at St. Eugene Parish is to help bring God to people and people to God. Through evangelization, education and being of service to each other, we strive to make our parish community a holistic community in body, mind and spirit. It is our goal to develop, support, encourage and empower one another in our parish ministries, so that each person can reach their human and Christian po-tential. We are enthused about the future of St. Eugene and the whole Catholic Church and we pledge our participation in that future. We seek dialogue and open communication with all parishioners in fulfilling the needs of our parish. While recognizing the cultural diversities in our community, we will strive to bring all people together in Christ under a common bond of faith, hope and love.
MAJOR ADAMCZYK
GHALEB AZROUI DONALD BELLISARIO
TIMOTHY EMMETT CAROLAN ZBIGNIEW DUDKOWSKI
MATTHEW SCOTT FORREST DIRK HALLER
ANDREW HOPKINS CHRISTOPHER JENKINS
ANTONIO JAMES LIM ANGEL LOPEZ
JAMES TYLER MARBACH
CHRIS MARCHIORI DANIEL MEANEY
KEITH MILLER THOMAS NEUHENGEN
ERIC NORWOOD VINCENT PAGE
CHAD PRITCHARD NICHOLAS RANCH
HOLLY SCHIPPERS MICHAEL SCHIPPERS, JR.
If you would like to add a name to the list, please call the rectory. Also, please call the rectory when your loved one returns home.
