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This Week at St. Joe’s
Mass Intentions Saturday, May 13 Our Lady of Fatima 8:30 — In loving memory of Rufino and Victoria Abio
Mabanta (by the Pacursa Family) For the soul of Ruben Juarez † (by Minerva Solano) 5:00 — Rose Mary Carnihan 6:30 — (Polish) Special intentions Sunday, May 14 Fifth Sunday of Easter 7:00 — Madonna Clark (by Maureen Clark) 8:00 — For our president and the officers of our
government for their guidance, protection and security 9:30 — Pray for the souls of Maria Nguyen and Peter
Tran † (by the Family) 11:00 — Leszka Bryndy—7th Death anniversary 12:30 — (Spanish) Special intentions 5:15 — (Polish) Special intentions Monday, May 15 St. Isidore the Farmer 8:30 — Antonio Cabaneros—Death anniversary † (by the
Family) In loving memory of Florida Mabanta Cabaneros † (by the
Pacursa Family) Tuesday, May 16 8:30 — Ewa—Care of the loving God (by Janina) In memory of Maria Hoang † (by Di Dang Family) Special intention for Michelangelo Gondolfi (by his
parents) Wednesday, May 17 8:30 — In loving memory of Paul Park, Mary Park, and
Liz Park † (by the Family) In memory of Maria Tran † (by Di Dang Family) Thursday, May 18 St. John I 8:30 — Catherine Cross † (by Thuy Nguyen) In memory of Teresa Ngo † (by Di Dang Family) Friday, May 19 8:30 — For the souls of Paul and Jane Riordan, Bob and
Joan Riordan, Pete and Mary McDavid † (by the Riordan Family)
Saturday, May 20 St. Bernardine of Siena 8:30 — Martine Vilsrin—Memorial Mass † (by Ettiene) For all the souls in purgatory † (by the Di Dang Family) In memory of Tere and Lino Villarreal † (by Emily
Villarreal) 5:00 — Roberto Gomez—Memorial birthday † 6:30 — (Polish) Special intentions Sunday, May 21 Sixth Sunday of Easter 7:00 — In loving memory of Antonio Cardenas † (by the
Family) 8:00 — In memory of John Todd † (by Virginia E.
Thompson) 9:30 — Thank you, Lord, for all the blessings received (by
Marie Magdalene) 11:00 — (Polish) Special intentions 12:30 — (Spanish) Special intentions 5:15 — (Polish) Special intentions
Calendar of Events Sunday, May 14 Mother’s Day 7:30 pm - AA Group—Hall/Kitchen
Monday, May 15 6:00 pm - (Spanish) Confirm ation Practice -
Church 7:00 pm - Disciples of Em aus (W om en) - House 8:00 pm - (Hispanic) Cross School—Rm 5
Tuesday, May 16 5:00 pm - (Polish) Dance—Rm 9 5:30 pm - Mensajeros de la Paz Youth Choir—
Rm 2 5:30 pm - (English) Confirm ation Practice -
Church 6:00 pm - (Polish) Music Practice—Rm 7 6:00 pm - (Spanish) Youth Ministry—Rm 8 6:00 pm - Alegria Mexicana Dance—Rm 11 6:00 pm - Angeles de Dios Choir—Rm 6 7:00 pm - (English) Choir—Rm 10 7:00 pm - (Polish) Holy Hour—Church 7:00 pm - Disciples of Em m aus (Men)—Rm 12 7:30 pm - Crochet Group—Rm 2
Wednesday, May 17 5:30 pm - (English/Spanish) Confession for
Confirmandi - Church 7:00 pm - Disciples of Em aus (W om en) - Rm 12 7:00 pm - Church Decorating- Church/Hall
Thursday, May 18 5:00 pm - (Polish) School—Rm 4 & 6 5:30 pm - Mensajeros de la Paz Youth Choir—
Rm 3 6:00 pm - Alegria Mexicana Dance—Rm 11 7:00 pm - (Polish) Choir—Rm 10 7:00 pm - (Spanish) Confirm ation—Church/
Hall 8:00 pm - Guadalupano—Rm 5 & 7 8:00 pm - Divine Mercy—Rm 9 & 12
Friday, May 19 4:45 pm - (Polish) School—End of the Year
Mass—Church 7:00 pm - (Spanish) Holy Hour- Chapel 7:00 pm - (English) Confirm ation—Church
Saturday, May 20 8:00 am - (Polish) School—School/Hall 9:00 am - (Spanish) Baptism s - Church 10:30 am - (Spanish) Youth Ministry—House 11:15 am - (Polish) School—End of the Year
Mass—Church 1:30 pm - (Spanish) Baptism s—Church 7:00 pm - Bodas de Cana—Hall 7:00 pm - Pre-Marriage Class—Rm 9
Sunday, May 21 10:00 am - Pan Para Jesus - Hall/Kitchen 2:30 pm - (English) Baptism s - Church 4:00 pm - (Polish) Baptism s - Church 7:30 pm - AA Group—Hall/Kitchen
Pastor’s Corner
T he Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, appeared six times to three children, Lucia, Francisco, and Jacinta, between May 13 and October 13, 1917. She came to the little village of Fatima which had remained faithful to the Catholic Church during the recent persecutions by the government. Our Lady came with a message from God to every man, woman, and child of our century. Our Lady of Fatima promised that the whole world would be in peace, and that many souls would go to Heaven if Her requests were listened to and obeyed. She told us that war is a punishment for sin; that God would punish the world for its sins in our time by means of war, hunger, persecution of the Church and persecution of the Holy Father, the Pope, unless we listened to and obeyed the commands of God. The message is an anguished appeal of our Heavenly Mother, Who sees us in great danger and Who comes to offer Her help and advice. Her message is also a prophesy, a clear indication of what was about to transpire in the 20th century, and what is still going to happen infallibly in the near future, depending on our response to Her requests. In all Her appearances at Fatima, the Blessed Mother repeatedly emphasized the necessity of praying the Rosary daily, of wearing the Brown Scapular of Mount Carmel and of performing acts of reparation and sacrifice. She also asked that the Faithful practice a new devotion of reparation on the first Saturday of five consecutive months ("The Five First Saturdays")
As a great sign of the whole message truly coming from God, a marvelous miracle was worked in the sky above Fatima before 70,000 witnesses on October 13, 1917, the time, date and place that Lucy and the other two children had prophesized in the name of Our Lady of Fatima. The children were told by Our Lady that God would perform a miracle so that people would believe in the apparitions. The date the children was October 13, 1917, in Fatima. On that date, 70,000 people came to see the phenomenon. The miracle occurred with the sun. All could stare perfectly at the sun without blinking, or even hurting their eyes. While all were watching the sun, it rotated, got large and small, got close to the people, and got far away from them. The sun "danced ". Every single person who was there testified to seeing the sun dance, even non-believers who immediately dropped onto their knees and begged for forgiveness.
Our Lady of Fatima continues to work miracles today through Fatima water which is sent from Fatima, Portugal around the world. This Fatima water sprang up in Fatima at the spot the Bishop told people to dig, very near where Our Lady appeared at the Cova de Iria (the Cove of Peace) in Fatima. The water is known to cure people with sickness and poor health. Still, other people are cured when they go on pilgrimage to Fatima, which is about 90 miles north of Lisbon, Portugal.
Today is also Mother’s Day! It is said that the heart that is closest to God’s heart is that of a mother. Only God knows
the untold sacrifices, pain, labor, and love of mothers!
Thank you, dear mothers!
Happy Mother’s Day!
1 0 Years Fatima
Z Biurka Ojca Jerzego
100 - lecie Objawień Matki Bożej Fatimskiej
W chwili objawień Najświętszej Maryi Panny, Łucja de Jesus, Franciszek i Hiacynta Marto mieli po dziesięć, dziewięć i siedem lat. Cała trójka mieszkała w Aljustrel, w miejscu należącym do parafii fatimskiej. Objawienia miały miejsce na małym skrawku ziemi należącym do rodziców Łucji, nazywanym Cova da Iria, i znajdującym się dwa i pół kilometra od Fatimy na drodze do Leirii. Matka Boża ukazała się im na krzewie zwanym ilex, będącym karłowatą odmianą dębu, mierzącym nieco ponad metr wysokości.
Franciszek widział Maryję, lecz Jej nie słyszał. Hiacynta Ją widziała i słyszała. Łucja natomiast widziała, słyszała i rozmawiała z Nią. Objawienia miały miejsce około południa.
Tak wyglądało pierwsze z sześciu objawień: 13 maja 1917 roku
W momencie, gdy uwaga trójki wizjonerów została przyciągnięta przez podwójny blask, podobny do błyskawic, bawili się w Cova da Iria. Później zobaczyli oni Matkę Boską na zielonym dębie. Była to, zgodnie z opisem siostry Łucji, Pani ubrana na biało, bardziej błyszcząca niż słońce, promieniejąca światłem czystszym i intensywniejszym od kryształowego pucharu z wodą, prześwietlonego promieniami słonecznymi. Jej nieopisanie piękna twarz nie była ani smutna, ani radosna, lecz poważna i malował się na niej wyraz łagodnego napomnienia. Miała dłonie złączone jakby w geście modlitwy, które opierały się na piersiach i które były zwrócone ku górze. Z jej prawej dłoni opadał różaniec. Jej szaty wydawały się całe utkane ze światła. Jej tunika była biała, tak jak i płaszcz ze złotym rąbkiem, który okrywał głowę Maryi, opadając aż do jej stóp. Wizjonerzy byli tak blisko Matki Bożej – w odległości około półtora metra – że znajdowali się w poświacie, która Ją otaczała lub którą roztaczała wokół. Rozmowa ich potoczyła się następująco: MATKA BOŻA: Nie bójcie się, nie zrobię wam nic złego. ŁUCJA: Skąd Pani jest? MATKA BOŻA: Jestem z nieba (i wzniosła rękę wskazując na niebo). ŁUCJA: A czego Pani ode mnie chce? MATKA BOŻA: Przyszłam was prosić, abyście przychodzili tu przez sześć kolejnych miesięcy, trzynastego dnia, o tej samej godzinie. Potem powiem wam, kim jestem i czego chcę. Następnie powrócę tu jeszcze siódmy raz. ŁUCJA: A ja też pójdę do nieba? MATKA BOŻA: Tak, pójdziesz. ŁUCJA: A Hiacynta? MATKA BOŻA: Także. ŁUCJA: A Franciszek? MATKA BOŻA: Również, ale musi jeszcze odmówić wiele różańców. ŁUCJA: Czy Maria das Neves jest już w niebie? MATKA BOŻA: Tak, jest.
Polskie Wiadomości ŁUCJA: A Amelia? MATKA BOŻA: Będzie w czyśćcu do końca świata. Czy chcecie ofiarować się Bogu, aby znosić wszystkie cierpienia, które On zechce na was zesłać, jako zadośćuczynienie za grzechy, którymi jest obrażany, oraz jako wyproszenie nawrócenia grzeszników? ŁUCJA: Tak, chcemy. MATKA BOŻA: A więc będziecie musieli wiele wycierpieć. Ale łaska Boża będzie waszą pociechą. Wymawiając te ostatnie słowa (łaska Boża etc.), rozchyliła po raz pierwszy dłonie przekazując nam światło – bardzo intensywne, jakby odblask wychodzący z Jej dłoni, które przenikając przez nasze piersi do najgłębszych zakątków duszy, spowodowało, że widzieliśmy siebie w Bogu, który był tym światłem, wyraźniej niż w najlepszym z luster. Wtedy pod wpływem jakiegoś wewnętrznego impulsu również nam przekazanego, padliśmy na kolana i powtarzaliśmy z głębi duszy: O Przenajświętsza Trójco, uwielbiam Cię! Boże mój, Boże mój, kocham Cię w Przenajświętszym Sakramencie! W chwilę później Matka Boża dodała: – Odmawiajcie różaniec codziennie, abyście uprosili pokój dla świata i koniec wojny. Następnie zaczęła się spokojnie unosić w kierunku wschodnim, aż zniknęła w nieskończonej dali. Światło, które Ją otaczało, jak gdyby torowało Jej drogę w gęstwinie gwiazd.
Modlitwa do Matki Bożej Fatimskiej
Pani Aniołów, Potężna Niebios Królowo,
Matko Boża i Matko nasza Fatimska; Tobie Bóg powierzył posłannictwo i władzę,
abyś starła głowę szatana, i osłaniała swoje ziemskie dzieci przed jego złowrogim wpływem.
Ciebie Syn Twój a Pan Nasz Jezus Chrystus dał nam jako Przedziwną Pomoc i Obronę,
Ty zaś, Pełna Ducha Świętego, uzdrawiasz nas lekarstwem pokuty i orężem modlitwy różańcowej
umacniasz do walki z mocami ciemności. Prosimy Cię pokornie, rozkaż hufcom anielskim,
aby ścigały złe duchy, stłumiły ich zuchwałość, a zwalczając je wszędzie, strąciły na dno piekła.
Święci Archaniołowie i Aniołowie, brońcie nas i strzeżcie nas. Amen
www.fatima.pl
Del escritorio de Padre Krzysztof (Kristof)
E l día de la madre, no es solamente para ofrecer, como muchos lo suelen hacer, un detalle de cariño una flor; sino primordialmente reconocer la importancia de la madre.
Antiguamente se decía: “madre sólo hay una”, y es verdad. Recordemos a la madre ejemplar de todos nosotros, la Virgen María, quien llevó en su vientre purísimo durante nueve meses al Hijo de Dios. En ese tiempo surge en Ella un amor sin límite a ese Niño, Jesús, que será infante, joven, y finalmente Hijo suyo en la cruz. Por eso, mamás, todas ustedes deben ser el ejemplo y el recuerdo de esa Madre de Dios.
Mamás, ustedes nos han llevado en su vientre durante nueve meses en que ya su amor, nos acompañaba. Por todo ese detalle y cariño, gracias.
Mamás, vean a María, vean en Ella el ejemplo. Hoy en su casa, en su hogar, algunas lejos de sus hijos, algunas cerca de ellos, algunas en el lecho del dolor de un hospital. Siempre vean a María como su ejemplo.
El ser madre es de tal categoría, es de tal maravilla, que es también tan hermoso cuando las mujeres lo asumen con responsabilidad. Por eso Jesús escucha ese piropo que le dicen de María: «bendita la madre que te trajo al mundo».
Esos piropos de amor en la época de Jesús son los mismos que hoy también les decimos a nuestras madres, ¡benditas mamás!, que han sabido cumplir el rol a veces difícil, a veces sacrificado, de ser madres, ese rol de educar a sus hijos. Una educación que supone cariño y ternura.
Dicen los médicos que los bebés ya reconocen la voz de su madre cuando están en el vientre. Ya empieza un cariño. Por eso cuando hoy celebramos este día de la madre no queremos solamente hablar de regalos, queremos hablar de María, de la Virgen, queremos hablar de las mamás a ejemplo de María; queremos hablar de los hijos, para que sepan querer mejor a sus madres, no sólo de palabra, sino con los hechos concretos.
Qué daría una madre por ver una sonrisa de sus hijos. Cuantas veces las madres mendigan una palabra de cariño, de agradecimiento, de perdón. El encuentro de las madres y sus hijos es algo que ilumina el mundo. Busca las palabras y háblale con cariño, dale un abrazo, dale un beso, dile que le pides perdón, que la quieres más que nadie. Pero que no sean sólo palabras. Cuántas veces el marido sin querer hace sufrir a su esposa, cuántas veces los hijos no saben devolverle a su madre con cariño, con obediencia, y con oración, todo su sacrificio.
Mamás, Dios las ha hecho para ser amadas, pero no para que se queden con ese amor, sino para dárselo a los demás, y por eso tengan la fortaleza de saber levantar esos hogares, cuando el hogar se tambalee, cuando se encuentra débil, ahí está la Virgen de Guadalupe con ustedes para decirte a ti mujer y madre, ama a tus hijos.
Mamá, la mía está en el cielo, a ti joven o anciana, estés donde estés, serás cada día más alegre, mejor y más plena cuando sepas amar más. Que el Señor bendiga todos sus hogares.
¡Felicitaciones y bendiciones a todas las Madres en su día!
Rincón Parroquial
PROGRAMACIÓN DE LA PARROQUIA EN ESPAÑOL
Inscripciones para la Catequesis
Junio 4, 11 y 25 a las 10:30 de la mañana hasta el mediodía. Para inscribir a tu hijo e hija a la catequesis el mismo debe saberse lo básico de la fe: señal
de la cruz, Padre Nuestro, Ave María. Ustedes como padres y padrinos en el momento de bautismo se comprometieron educarlos en la fe y que el niño(a) se sepa estas oraciones es una muestra que su hijo(a) tiene momentos de oración y ustedes por consiguiente están ayudando a sus hijos crecer espiritualmente en la fe. _______________________________________________________
JORNADAS MATRIMONIALES DE VIDA CRISTIANA
Te invita a vivir una experiencia inolvidable “Un encuentro con Cristo” “POR UNA FAMILIA UNIDA, TRABAJAREMOS CON CRISTO TODA LA VIDA” Para: parejas casadas o no casadas, padres de familia padres solteros, viudos o divorciados Fecha: Mayo viernes 26 a las 4 pm al lunes 29 a las 4 pm del 2017 (Memorial Day) Dirección:
Saint Stanislaus 14414 S. McKinley Ave Posen Illinois 60469
Se requiere empacar por separado: Ropa cómoda para los cuatro días Artículos de higiene personal Artículos para dormir (cobija, almohada, etc.)
Para más información comunícate con:
Anita Romero 773-982-0101 Brenda González 708-856-1056
______________________________________________________ COMO PREPARARSE PARA LOS ESTUDIOS UNIVERSITARIOS DE LOS HIJOS
COMO SALIR DE DEUDAS CONCEPTOS BASICOS FINANCIEROS PARA ALCANZAR TUS METAS COMO MANEJAR BIEN TUS RECURSOS
Mayo 28, 2017
St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church 181 W Dundee Rd Wheeling, IL 60090 Inscripciones Abiertas: 847.401.7629 Escríbenos a: [email protected] www.hife-usa.org
Pray For the Sick ... Judy Abruscato Pablo Albavera John Becker The Benz Family Regina Berman Winifred Boyack Yolanda Burch Rosemary Davis Andrea Fanella Stephen Field Joseph Flanagan Michelangelo Gondolfi
Ruth Lance Joan Lutz William T. Lyman Angeline Mabeley Doris Malicki Olga Mancilla Millie Mastriann Carmen M. Matos Bonnie Miley Kristi Mogley Javier Monroy & Family Brian Moore Ethan Moore Thomas Mueller Kathleen O’Rourke Pedro Perez Michael Perrela Krystyna Popek Beth Ramos Ava Rodriguez Chester Salzmann Chris Scanlon John Scott David Schimpf Joanne Shields Denis Siena Deana Skulemowski Carol Spiller Rick Stolfa Jean Storey Melissa Stoutamire Dave Sykes Mark Sykes Anna Marie Tarsitano Fran Theriault Melanie Thuet
Evelyn Torres Bill Trnka Jerry Vanderberg Pinky Wennerstrom Ed Witecha Matt Wzerick Rose Mary Zambuto Kathy Zeivel Virginia Zink Dolores Funk Falato Dorothy Kurutz John McCormack Kathleen Morris Joan Early Rosemary Bartlett Benjamin Velasquez Robert Egan Windy Suarez Nikolaus Kadar David Madden Tom Dworzak Josephine Quigley Ida Basse Alice Pulsifer Ernestine Haller Corina Hernandez Barbara Forke Rich Valenzo Beth Wennerstrom David Limperes Aehyun Park Carolyn Chambers-Bodan Laurence Duffy Barbara Peters Eileen Peluso Michael Peluso Patrick Peluso Dale Thuet Socorro Deliz Araceli Chavez Miguel Gonzalez
“In my Father’s house, there are many dwelling places.” Prepare a place in the Father’s Mansion by
living His promises here on earth. DIVINE WORD MISSIONARIES and
SISTER SERVANTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT 800-553-3321
Keep Our Dear Lord company in the Adoration
Chapel
P lease consider spending a half hour or more a week
with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. The Chapel is open weekdays from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm and 8:00 am to 10:00 pm on the weekend.
PARISH WEEKLY FINANCIAL SUMMARY Sunday Collection: $ TBA
The crime of silence: Love shouldn’t hurt.
El crimen del silencio: El amor no debe doler.
Zbrodnia milczenia: Mi-losc nie powinno bolec.
Wheeling Human Ser-vices Dept: (847) 459-2606
Ministry Schedule May 20 & 21
5:00 pm Lector: B. Jacobsen E.M.: M. Greis, S. Zigmond, V. Nguyen Servers: A. Nguyen, S. Banes
7:00 am Lector: C. Modlin E.M.: D. Stecker, D. Stecker, N. Franz Servers: A. Nance
8:00 am Lector: L. Prindle E.M.: A. Jonkhans, D. Modlin, M. Jonkhans Servers: A. Jonkhans, J. Jonkhans
9:30 am Lector: S. Schultz E.M.: D. Hackney, A. Bui, MJ Counley Servers: K. Nava, M. Gondolfi
Enjoy Some Pancakes and Help your Parish
Butterfield’s Pancake House & Restaurant will donate 10% of your guest check back to
your Church. So come on in and bring your friends and family. Offer is good every day. Just mention St. Joseph the Worker to the cashier. It is our way to say Thank You for your patronage. Open 7 days a week 6:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 4195 Dundee Road in Northbrook (at the corners of
Sanders & Dundee Rd)
Religious Ed Registration We are currently taking registration for the 2017-2018 Religious Education program. Your child must be enrolled in the program for TWO (2) consecutive years prior to receiving the sacra-ment of Holy Communion or Confirmation. Please stop by the Parish office or contact Jorge Mazariegos at 847-537-4182 to register. Classes will begin early September.
LONGING The hand will not reach out for what the heart does not long for. —German proverb
Congratulations to our students and their families.
Lesley Aguilar Leslie Lopez
Bruno Aguilar Alexa Morales
Deisy Aniceto Ariana Morales
Karen Aniceto Vivian Munoz
Pedro Ayala Sebastian Munoz
Iziah Benavidez Anahi Munoz
Geovany Cenobio Jasmin Olvera
Erick Diaz Armani Ortiz
Kirsten Diaz Sebastian Perez
Kevin Diaz Giselle Perez
Stephanie Diaz Jaden Joseph Puccio
Daniel Esparza Brissa Ramos
Isabelle Espinosa Emily Rodriguez
Mariana Flores Mia Salgado
Evelia Flores Johan Sanchez
Alan Garcia Jennifer Sanchez
Alexander Garcia John Scanlon
Marco Gonzalez Cristopher Vega
Emily Gonzalez Lindsey Vega
Vanessa Gonzalez Jocelyn Vega
Angel Gutierrez Jael Vieyra
Lilianna Hernandez Jose Vieyra
Tuesdays With Father
Priest, Prophet &
King
A Bishop Robert Barron series of talks and discussion For the Easter Season
Each Tuesday after 8:30am Mass
April 26 - May 30
We were each pronounced Priests, Prophets and Kings
at Baptism. What does it mean?
Date & Subject
May 16 The Word Made Flesh
May 23 Ordering the Kingdom
May 30 King of Kings
There will be a short discussion period after each presentation. Please plan to attend if you can. Each of these presentations is excellent!!
Your Help is Needed ... During our recent Lenten Mission, we had the opportunity to listen and be inspired by Fr. Bob Lombardo, he truly was wonderful, and hope we will meet him again.
We also had the pleasure to meet some of the Sisters from the Mission of Our Lady of the Angels which Fr. Bob is the pastor.
These Sisters minister to some of the poorest people on the west side of Chicago, they are called “Franciscans of the Eucharist”. We had the pleasure to talk to one of the sisters, Sister Jessica, at some length, in which we found out some of their immediate needs beyond food. I un-derstand they have an arrangement with some of the large food chains, for outdated breads, meat, and dairy etc. We found out they are in need of bedding, towels, linens, etc. I told her we would attempt to be of some help. During the weeks of May 7, and 14th, w e w ill be collecting NEW and GENTLY USED tow els, bed sheets, pillow cases, and summer blankets.
Please be sure they are clean, folded, boxed, or bagged.
This is a great way to clean your linen closet, and help some people who are in need of some of the basics of life
Thanks in advance for your generous help.
Wheeling Garden Club’s Spring
Plant Sale
Saturday May 20, 2017 8AM to 12PM
FEATURING ANNUALS – PERENIALS
VEGETABLES - HERBS HANGING BASKETS
Sale location is in the front of St. Joseph the Worker school,
181 W. Dundee Road FOR INFO CALL: Jan Schmid
847-909-0335
Volunteers needed to help with child care on Tuesdays, 10 –12 pm. Please call or email us.
111 N. Wolf Rd, Wheeling, IL 60090 847-947-8947
Catholic Charities Collection on Mother’s Day Thank you for giving to help those who are hungry, homeless, or hurt-ing. Donations can also be made online at www.catholiccharities.net/donate or mailed to 721 N. LaSalle St, Chicago, IL 60654.
Colecta del Día de las Madres de Car-idades Católicas Caridades Católicas le agradece por su donación para ayudar a los que tienen hambre, a los que están sin hogar y a los que están sufriendo. También puede hacer con-tribuciones por internet en www.catholiccharities.net/donate, o por correo a 721 N. LaSalle St., Chica-go, IL 60654.
THE WAY Today we sense the apostles’ trepidation as they begin to realize that the Lord would soon be leaving them. In their fear, they ask, “Master, we do not know where you are going; how can we know the way?” (John 14:5). Jesus tells them that he is the way. The Easter season has been a time of growing in Easter faith so that we, too, may learn to know that Jesus is the way. We can take comfort in the Lord’s promise that he is going to his Father’s house to prepare a place for us, his chosen people who have been called out of darkness into God’s wonderful light. As the paschal candle continues to burn during this holy season, let us remember that in bap-tism we were given the light of Christ. With Christ our light as the beacon lighting our way, let us march to-ward the glory of Pentecost. © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co. TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — To meet their growing needs, the community chooses seven reputable men to serve the new Greek believers (Acts 6:1-7). Psalm — Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you (Psalm 33). Second Reading — We, like living stones, let ourselves be built into a spiritual house (1 Peter 2:4-9). Gospel — “Show us the Father,” Philip asks Jesus. To which Jesus replies: “Whoever sees me, sees the Fa-ther” (John 14:1-12). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Acts 14:5-18; Ps 115:1-4, 15-16; Jn 14:21-26 Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-13ab, 21; Jn 14:27-31a Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8 Thursday: Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11 Friday: Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17 Saturday: Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21 Sunday: Acts 8:5-8, 14-17; Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20; 1 Pt 3:15-18 or 1 Pt 4:13-16; Jn 14:15-21 or Jn 17:1-11a TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION In many parish churches, more rarely in monastery churches and cathedrals, the tabernacle with the Blessed Sacrament is visible from a doorway or aisle in the church. Normally, a person is to give the proper sign of reverence, a genuflection, when passing in proximity to the tabernacle. The word “genuflect” comes from Latin roots meaning bending (or flexing) the knee. A common-sense exception to the rule is for a sacris-tan who is taking care of the church and can’t be genuflecting every thirty seconds during a vacuum run. Also excepted are persons in procession entrusted with important symbols of the Lord’s presence. So, a crossbearer or a minister carrying the Gospel book, or ministers on their way to their Communion stations do not genu-flect. For everyone else, the usual sign of reverence for the Lord’s presence in the Blessed Sacrament is to gen-uflect on the right knee. The oldest form of reverence during prayer in our tradition is standing; kneeling or genuflecting is a sign borrowed from old civic practice. The posture of kneeling, even on one knee, is a sign of submission. Servants would take this position before their masters in the ancient world. It said: I’m not running away, I’m yours, I’m here for you. This is what your genuflection says when you enter a Catholic church where the place of res-ervation of the Blessed Sacrament is visible to you: I’m yours. —Rev. James Field, © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura — Eligieron a siete hombres, llenos del Espíritu Santo (Hechos 6:1-7). Salmo — Señor, que tu misericordia esté con nosotros mientras ponemos nuestra confianza en ti (Salmo 33 [32]). Segunda lectura — Ustedes son una raza elegida, un reino de sacerdotes (1 Pedro 2:4-9). Evangelio — Yo soy el camino, la verdad y la vida (Juan 14:1-12). Salmo responsorial: Leccionario Hispanoamericano Dominical © 1970, Comisión Episcopal Española. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Hch 14:5-18; Sal 115 (114):1-4, 15-16; Jn 14:21-26 Martes: Hch 14:19-28; Sal 145 (144):10-13ab, 21; Jn 14:27-31a Miércoles: Hch 15:1-6; Sal 122 (121):1-5; Jn 15:1-8 Jueves: Hch 15:7-21; Sal 96 (95):1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11 Viernes: Hch 15:22-31; Sal 57 (56):8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17 Sábado: Hch 16:1-10; Sal 100 (99):1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21 Domingo: Hch 8:5-8, 14-17; Sal 66 (65):1-7, 16, 20; 1 Pe 3:15-18 o 1 Pe 4:13-16; Jn 14:15-21 o Jn 17:1-11a
EL CAMINO Hoy sentimos la perturbación de los apóstoles cuando empiezan a darse cuenta de que el Señor pronto los dejará. Temerosos preguntan: “Señor, no sabemos a dónde vas ¿cómo podemos saber el ca-mino?” (Juan 14:5). Jesús les dice que él es el ca-mino. El tiempo de Pascua ha sido un tiempo para crecer en la fe pascual para que, así también, noso-tros podamos darnos cuenta de que Jesús es el ca-mino. Nos consuela la promesa del Señor de que va a la casa de su Padre a preparar un lugar para noso-tros, su pueblo elegido que ha sido llamado de las tinieblas a la luz admirable de Dios. Mientras el cirio pascual continúa ardiendo en este tiempo santo, re-cordemos que en nuestro bautismo nos dieron la luz de Cristo. Con Cristo, nuestra luz como faro ilumi-nando nuestro camino, marchemos hacia la gloria de Pentecostés. © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
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LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Hch 14:5-18; Sal 115 (114):1-4, 15-16; Jn 14:21-26 Martes: Hch 14:19-28; Sal 145 (144):10-13ab, 21; Jn 14:27-31a Miércoles: Hch 15:1-6; Sal 122 (121):1-5; Jn 15:1-8 Jueves: Hch 15:7-21; Sal 96 (95):1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11 Viernes: Hch 15:22-31; Sal 57 (56):8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17 Sábado: Hch 16:1-10; Sal 100 (99):1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21 Domingo: Hch 8:5-8, 14-17; Sal 66 (65):1-7, 16, 20; 1 Pe 3:15-18 o 1 Pe 4:13-16; Jn 14:15-21 o Jn 17:1-11a
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