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CHRIST THE KING PARISH DIOCESE OF JOLIET
1501 South Main Street, Lombard, IL 60148 Rectory: (630) 629-1717 Fax: (630) 705-0692
Academy: (630) 627-0640 Fax: (630) 705-0139
WWW.CTKLOMBARD.ORG
JULY 1, 2012
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
JESUS’ EXAMPLE OF HELPING OTHERS In today’s second reading Paul offers a wonderful argument to his converts at Corinth for seeking to help those in need. He is dealing with a practical problem, arranging a collection for the poor of the church of Jerusalem; but as he often does, he develops an important teaching about Jesus to make his point. After asking that they show their faith by generous gifts, he reminds them of the “gracious act of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, for your sake he became poor, so that by his poverty you might become rich” (2 Corinthians 8:9). In the Incarnation our Lord assumed our human nature, certainly becom-ing poor for one who is God. The ultimate gracious act of this poverty was going to the cross with all its ter-rible sufferings. By this act of poverty we definitely become rich. Now our sins can be forgiven; we can share in the very life of God through the sacraments; we can attain eternal salvation! Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Christ the King Directory
WEEKEND LITURGY: Saturday: 5:00pm Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am, and 12:00 Noon WEEKDAY LITURGY: Monday-Friday 8:30am SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays: 4:00pm-4:45pm M-F 9am; And by appointment ST. PEREGRINE DEVOTIONS: Second Saturdays at 11:00am ROSARY AND CHAPLET: Weekdays at 7:35am Tuesdays 5:30pm EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION: 1st Thursday 9:00am until Midnight Adoration of Blessed Sacrament in Tabernacle Other Thursdays 9:00am-8:00pm RECTORY HOURS: Mon 10:00 am-3:00 pm Tues-Thurs: 9:00 am-3:00 pm Friday: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm After Hours By Appointment
REGISTRATION: We welcome you as a family member of Christ the King Parish. It is our hope and prayer that you feel at home with us at weekend masses, prayer times, and parish activities. Registration is on the first Sunday of the month in the narthex, after each Mass or come to the parish office during business hours.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Arrangements for baptisms are made by attending a preparation meeting. Parish registration is a pre-requisite for attending the meeting. SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY: Please allow eight months of preparation time. Date arrangements are made after the initial meeting with pastor or a representative before any other commit-ments are made.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: If you or one of your loved ones are in need of the Sac-rament contact the rectory or see the priest after Mass. In case of an emergency of illness or death, please con-tact the rectory, ext 1.
SACRAMENT PREPARATION FOR CHILDREN: A child must be registered in Religious Education classes for two years prior to receiving the Sacraments of Initia-tion.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS: Individuals who are interested in becoming in full com-munion with the Catholic Church ought to contact the parish rectory for an appointment.
BISHOP: Most Rev. Daniel Conlon PASTOR: Rev. Peter Jarosz 630.396.6079; [email protected]
WEEKEND ASSISTANT: Rev. Robert Schoenstene 630.629.1717 x 6082
DEACONS: Deacon Wayne Storrs 630.629.1717
Deacon Frank Lillig 630.396.6077 [email protected]
Deacon Peter Robinson 630.629.1717 [email protected]
PASTORAL ASSOC./ ADULT FAITH FORMATION: Eileen Maggiore 630.396.6076; [email protected] BUSINESS MANAGER: Elaine Colpo-Ward 630.396.6073; [email protected] CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION: Sherry Rochford Youth Outreach 630.396.6078; [email protected] DIRECTOR OF MUSIC AND LITURGY: Bill Runge 630.396.6075; [email protected] PASTOR’S/PARISH OFFICE SECRETARY: Carol Clishem 630.629.1717; [email protected] BULLETIN EDITOR: Gina Gallo [email protected] ACADEMY SECRETARY/ PARISH FINANCE ASST.: Lori Bhardwaj 630.627.0640; [email protected]
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER: Jill Placey, Academy Director 630.627.0640; [email protected]
PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER: Karen Hanish
PRE-SCHOOL AIDE: Christine Leslie
KINDERGARTEN AIDE: Michelle Iwinski
OPERATIONS MANAGER: Javier Aguilera 630.396.6093 [email protected]
MAINTENANCE: Tony Azzolin, Joe Iapichino, Victor Mandin
Christ the King Mission Statement The People of Christ the King in Lombard are a wel-coming, vibrant faith community building the king-dom of God through our many ministries. We cele-brate our diversity, seeking to realize the gifts of each member of our parish, as we are all joined together under one faith, in a spiritual journey of evangeliza-tion, service to others, and a reverence for all life. In the Eucharist, we find new life, and bring this life to others through stewardship, education, and worship.
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Sunday, July 1 Thirteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24; Ps 30; 2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15; Mk 5:21-43 [5:21-24, 35b-43]
8:00 am Serio Family
10:00 am Kenneth Fox
12:00 pm Special Intention
Monday, July 2 Weekday Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Mt 8:18-22
8:30 am Yolanda Hizon-Lynch
Tuesday, July 3 St. Thomas Apostle
Eph 2:19-22; Jn 10:24-29
8:30 am George DeMaio
Wednesday, July 4 St. Elizabeth of Portugal Am 5:14-15, 21-24; Mt 8:28-34 or, for Independence Day
8:30 am For those who have
served to protect our fredom
Thursday, July 5 St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria Am 7:10-17; Mt 9:1-8
8:30 am Fred & Dorothy Runge
Friday, July 6 St. Maria Goretti Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Mt 9:9-13
8:30 am Souls in Purgatory
Saturday, July 7 Weekday Am 9:11-15; Mt 9:14-17
5:00 pm John Mikel
Sunday, July 8 Fourteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time Ez 2:2-5; Ps 123 2 Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6a
8:00 am Don Thompson
10:00 am Cesar Vego
12:00 pm Larry Van Dyke
Pray for Healing Jasmin Navarro, Betty Silvasy, Norma Migali, Cathey Castro,
Lorraine Airey, Tina Orlita, William Pociask, Rita Kersten, Patrick O'Leary, Caroline Amorao, Edward Lassa, Stella Jacobs, Don
Whitlock, John Schram, Josh Hubbard, Dick and Mira Dykowski, Darlene Kessling, Jean Criddle, Nancy Giampapa, Cindy O’Neil, Lee Bormet, Del Redor, Nazario (Jun) Penas, Tim Grobart, Con-
nie Shimkus, Fr Frank McDonald, Letty Hipolito, Mildred De-Wald, Audrey Lantvit, Gary Luedke, Neal Bhardwaj
Please put in writing the name, address, phone and family contact and send to the rectory to let us know if you want your loved one to be on
the Healing List.
I John Wascow and Joann Duka
Wedding Banns
Pray for Our Military
Douglas Wozniak, Thomas Pierczynski, John Pierczynski, Nicholas Zappa, James Crue, Philip Corpuz Torralba, Nick Bunyea, Allen Pe-
tersen, Matt Beifuss, Francis Beifuss, David Starke, Derek Sisneros, Chris McGarry
Don’t Forget New Schedule
First Thursday Exposition / Adoration will take place on July 5, and August 2
from 9:00am until Midnight. All other Thursdays during
Summer, the church is open for adoration of Blessed Sacrament in the
tabernacle from 9am-8pm.
There are many Mass times available for the month of July. Please contact Carol at the rectory, 630-629-1717 x4
Thank You, Lord, for the courage and selfless service of our military troops. May my loved one and all who serve around the world turn to You for rest and protection. Keep them safe from all hidden dangers and deadly diseases. May they not fear the terrors of night or the dis-aster that strikes at midday. Order Your angels to protect them wherever they go. Keep their feet from slipping, and hold them securely in Your strong right hand until they are safely home. (Ps. 91:1-11, 121:3, 139:10)
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June 16/17, 2012 Collection
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
# Registered Families
1400
Households
Account No. Amount
White Envelopes 336 $9,792.00
Non-envelope users $2,177.50
This week’s total $11,969.50
Weekly Budget $12,692.00
*Difference* - $722.50
Green Envelopes*(Mortgage)
73 $1,385.00
Restricted Budget** $1,731.00
Difference Gold Envelopes
Gold Budget
65 - $346.00$1,160.00
Help us make up the difference!
(extra ordinary expenses)
On behalf of Father Peter and Mr. Javier Aguilera, I would like to thank all those who so graciously stepped forward to volunteer at the White Elephant Sale in June! It was a great success, raising over $7,000! It takes a lot of volunteers to help set up, and run the sale for three days and clean up afterward! We thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Mrs. Placey.
*If your name has been forgotten I apologize, and please contact Mrs. Placey @630-936-9507.
Marylin Colpo-Jarosz Roger D’Souza Kashin Family Florence Kaminski Noreen King Don and Judy Knox Clare Deardorff Bob and Mariann Stepanek Rose Fenske Patti Hockett Shirley Fitch Sheila McCarthy Adrienne Fortneger Marianne Benes Gene Wojciechowski Live Out Loud Retreatants Sherry Rochford Ellen Sweeney
Barbara Pizzotti McKenna Sanders Taylor Sanders Jackie Gibson Rosie Gibson Kate Uhart Art Kulevich Janet Sipolt Rita Kulevich Grace Marola Jun Penas Connor Placey Mitch Cavallo Sean Placey Rich Greico Gerry Dean Chuck Cusimano Margaret Baluan Ally Baluan
Ed and Karen Schumann Joe Iapichino Erika Alvarado Marta Lukan Margaret Gorman Kathleen Gorman Ernie Karamas Tony Azzolin Victor Mandin Carol Clishem The Kirch Family The Majernik Family Delice Serritella Peggy Wieck Gloria Velarde The Ong Family Lori Bhardwaj Elaine Ward
Thanks a bunch!
To my family, friends and colleagues, Please pass this
forward. A nice way to get involved. Have a good day! God bless you+ Fr. Peter Jarosz
Msg & Data Rates May Apply. Reply STOP to opt-out. Reply HELP or
contact [email protected] For help. We’ll txt you approx. 2x/mo.
July 1, 2012 Year of the Eucharist 2010-2011 Page 5
Have you noticed the flowers? We hope you have enjoyed the flowers and plants that the Council of Catholic Women planted in front of the PLC over the last few years. Fr. Peter asked the CCW to plant a garden so that all our parishioners could enjoy the natural beauty of the area leading to our worship areas. The annuals for this season have been planted…. now we need some help maintaining the garden! If you are able to help weed the garden and deadhead the plants during a specific week, we would really appreciate it. Please call Mary Ellen Clish at 630 495-1339 to sign up or to get more information. Parish service project watering parish plants a project for the family.
Christ the King Parish will participate in “Habitat for Humanity” service project. This is for anyone over the age of 18, 16-17 with parent supervision. Experience is most helpful; however there is help for those in need. The day of service will be on Sat. July 21, 2012. The location will be in Villa Park. The work day is 8:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. We are taking a group of only 10 volunteers. If you would like to support Habitat for Humanity and are not able to work, financial contributions are always welcome.
Christ the King will be hosting the Restore Truck here at Christ the King parish in the lower parking lot on Saturday, July 14 from 9am until Noon. This is our contribution to Habitat for Humanity.
If you need assistance to get any of the items listed on the right to Christ the King on July 14 please call Eileen at 630-396-6076.
There will be a final meeting for the team on Mon-day, July 9 at 7:00 p.m. in the East Room.
Saturday, July 14, 2012 9am until Noon
Items We Pick-Up: Appliances – < 10 years old Windows – Vinyl Double-Hung Only Doors – Solid Interior & Exterior – No hollow-core or Sliding Doors Tile/Flooring – 4 Box Minimum Furniture – Solid Wood – No Particle Board or Enter-tainment Centers Desks – Roll Top or Secretary Only – No large wooden/steel/particle board Carpet – New and Over 100 sq ft Cabinets (Must provide picture) Light Fixtures Lum-ber – Over 6’ and all nails removed Stainless Steel Sinks Countertops – Over 6’ – no holes Toilets/Sinks/Vanities – Must be in very good condi-tion – No stains/discoloration - Cabinet Sets – Must Provide Detailed Description and Photo - Bathtubs – Acrylic or Claw Foot only - HVAC – Furnaces & Air Conditioners Items We Cannot Take: Automotive Items- Entertainment Centers- Hollow core/Bi-Fold/Sliding Glass Doors Windows – Storm/Screen- Bed Frames- Lumber/Trim with Nails- Small Appliances/Vacuum Cleaners- Unframed Mir-rors/Glass- Used Insulation-Upholstered Furniture- Mini-Blinds – Metal & Plastic Exercise Equipment- Shower Stall- Garbage Disposals- Cast-Iron Sinks/Tubs - Musical Instruments
Other Resources for donating items: Salvation Army - 1-800-728-7825
Sharing Connections (All Furniture) – 630-971-0565
Jubilee Furniture – 630-337-1467 Freecycle.org
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Bring Your Heart to Jesus Through Mary (Totally Yours) Blessed John Paul II said, “To contemplate the face of Christ at the school of Mary is the program that I am setting for the Church in the New Millen-nium.” Join your friends in Christ at the next Holy Hour. Jesus will speak in the silence of your heart. Your mind, heart and spirit will be refreshed after your visit with Our Lord and Our Lady. Come experience the Lord’s presence and peace in Adoration with music, prayer and our Lady’s help. Bring a friend, neighbor or family member.
An Initiative of Totally Yours Prayer Community
Guy Murphy ( 630 279.8424)
Christ the King Church 1501 S. Main Street Lombard
Saturday, July 14th Fr. Peter Jarosz, Pastor
8:00-9:00pm (Summer hours) Doors open by bell tower Parking area
Mother's Day and Father's Day Flowers
I want to thank Judy Knox for being my side-kick on these two projects. I could not have done it without her assistance in so many ways and Don Knox who was always there carting the heavy boxes of bulletins around. Also Carol Clishem and Sherry Rochford, thank you for your patience with me and my endless questions and arrangements! Bill Runge and Eileen Maggiore, thank you for making sure all the an-nouncements were made before the Masses, oh and thank you Pat LeBeau and Judy Knox for getting the articles in the bulletins at the right time etc. Javier Aguilera, thank you for always answering my ques-tions about when the church would be open etc. Thanks also go out to Barb Pizzotti, Mary Ellen Storrs, Florence Kaminski, Adrienne Forstneger, Diane Denn, Gerry Dean, Jan Golick, Michelle Iwinski, Grace Francl, MaryAnn Norton and Mary Ellen Clish who either helped stuff the bulletins or hand out the roses/carnations after the Masses. It's not the person who chairs the project, it's all the people together that make the project successful and I certainly had great people working in all aspects of both these projects that made them successful!!!! Thank you and God Bless, Barb Collins
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops have called for a “Fortnight for Freedom,” a 14-day
period of prayer, education and action in support of religious freedom, from June 21-July 4. All are invited to pray daily during these 14 days. You are
invited to the following prayer events at Christ the King Parish, 1501 S.
Main Street in Lombard.
Mass for Independence Day Wednesday, July 4, 8:30 am
Retreat/ workshop For widowed men/women
who want to find joy in living again.
Upcoming programs
July 28 & 29 - Holy Family,Inverness
August 4 & 5 – Queen of Heaven
Parish, Elmhurst
For more information contact us at Joyful Again! Widowed Ministry Ph: 1-708-354-7211
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.joyfulagain.org
Biblical Institute of the Diocese of Joliet The acclaimed Biblical Institute of the Diocese of Joliet is opening two new sites this fall at Notre Dame Parish (Clarendon Hills) and St. Jude the Apostle Parish (New Lenox). If you want to learn Scripture in an engaging man-ner, with a knowledgeable teacher and from a solidly Catholic perspective, the Biblical Institute is for you! Come to one of the 8 preview nights scheduled through August to meet teachers and current students. For more information, go to: www.dioceseofjoliet.org/reo and click on Biblical Institute. Or call 630-281-4515.
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ALPHA SCHEDULE Each evening begins at 7:00 p.m. with hospitality at Christ the King Parish, Lombard. There is an approximately 40 minute DVD presentation followed by small group discussion. Friday, July 27 and Sat July 28 are weekend talks to allow the Holy Spirit work in our life. Anyone interested can come to one or all of the evenings. If you can register ahead of time is wonderful, but you are always welcome! For more information please call Eileen at 630-396-6076 or email at [email protected].
July 4, 2012 Happy 4th of July No Gathering
July 11, 2012 Why and How Do I Pray?
July 18, 2012 Why and How Should I Read the Bible?
July 25, 2012 How Does God Guide Us?
July 27, 2012 Holy Spirit Talk 1
July 28, 2012 Holy Spirit Talk 2 &3
Christ the King Pastoral Parish Council For the past year I have had the honor or chairing the Christ the King Pastoral Parish Council. I have enjoyed the opportunity to learn more about my faith, what is happening at Christ the King parish, and working with wonderful parish leaders. The first thing I had to learn was, what is a Pastoral Parish Council? First of all, I learned that this council is not a decision making body nor a clique of parishion-ers who runs the parish. Rather, the Pastoral Parish Council at Christ the King is an advisory body that works with the staff and parish leaders to coordinate the efforts of the parish and encourage the partici-pation of the parishioners in parish events. According to the parish handbook, the purpose of the Pastoral Parish Council is as follows:
The purpose of this Council shall be to foster pastoral activity in Christ the King Parish according to the norms of Church law, the directives of the Bishop of Joliet, and the needs of the parishioners of Christ the King Church. The Council advises and makes recommendations to the Pastor. In this regard, the Pastoral Council provides a forum for addressing three aspects of parish life:
Communication and coordination among the various parish groups and activities; Consultation between the pastoral staff and the various parish organizations; and Long-term strategic planning and policy direction for the parish as a whole.
The Pastoral Parish Council is currently made up of 8 individuals. For the coming year we will meet on the 1st Tuesday of every other month beginning in August at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Life Center. We welcome anyone who is interested in serving on the Council to contact me or Deacon Frank or Father Peter, or simply come to a Council meeting and see firsthand what we do. In order to fulfill the threefold mission of the Parish Council, the Parish functions in three overlapping and synchronized areas:
Ministry: Individual parish groups and other related organizations engage in pastoral activity for their members and the whole parish, in accord with the nature of their ministry or service; Commissions: The commissions coordinate pastoral activity in their areas of ministry. A special at-large commission or core teams may be developed that will service multifaceted tasks as the needs are defined by the Council on an annual basis; Council: The Pastoral Council fosters pastoral activity in the parish as a whole, with an emphasis on long-term goals and strategic planning, rather than the day-to-day operation of the parish and its ministries.
For the next four weeks, there will be articles in the bulletin to describe each of the 4 Commissions at Christ the King and how the Ministries and Organizations of the parish fit into the leadership structure. It is the hope of the Pastoral Parish Council, the staff and the Commissions, that this awareness of our parish activities will encourage more volunteers and greater participation in the parish life at Christ the King. During the month of August we will begin recruiting volunteers to lead and assist the parish commissions.
If you have any questions or would like any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me or any one of the current mem-bers of the Council: June Penas, Matt Novak, Joe Iapichino, Michele Schmitt, Jan Benshoof, Deacon Frank Lillig and Father Pe-ter. I thank each of these Council members for their time and willingness to serve the Pastoral Parish Council.
Anna Weselak, Chairman Christ the King Pastoral Parish Council [email protected] 630-620-7797
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Have you heard about our Summer Faith Challenge? The Challenge runs until Registration Weekend ~August 18-19, 2012 All Faith Formation Families and Parishioners are invited to share their faith this summer and grow in their love of Jesus through reflection on the Gospels, Eucharis‐tic Adoration, Prayer Experiences, Service and Fun! Check out he table in the back of the church to find out all the stuff we are doing. Pick up a journal to help your family keep track of all that you do. Turn in all your materials when you come in to register for the 2012‐2013 school year. Registrations will be taken the weekend of August 18‐19, 2012. If you have any questions, please call the RE office at 630‐396‐6078.
Join us here at Christ the King as we venture into the city seeking the poor and helping at The Port Ministries in Chicago! It is one of our teens favorite service sites where they get to experience “the dignity of the human person” by being Christ to the poor of Chicago. The Bread Truck is a mobile soup kitchen which “hits the streets” daily to provide nutritious meals to the poor and children of the neighborhood. In the summer months, we serve approximately 375 lunches to children each day in the local parks and when school resumes in the cold months, we serve approximately 325 meals to poor and homeless adults and children every evening. Individuals, schools churches donate all food products and the truck is manned one coordinator and committed volunteers.
The Mantle named after our Lady of Guadalupe, is a non‐residential program providing sanctuary for neighbor‐hood children and educational opportunities for their parents. Parents attend free class of various types and child care is provided for their children. Toddlers are cared for in play areas while pre‐school children are provided with guided play and learning, school aged children with tutoring, and arts and crafts.
There will be 2‐3 teens on the bread truck with one adult, and the rest of the volunteers will be at the Mantle to work with the children there. The bread truck volunteers will come back to the mantle for lunch. In order to prepare for the day, the evening before we will be asking families to gather together to make the lunches that will be brought down the next day. We will need loaves of sliced bread, turkey, bologna, ham, cheese slices, soft fruit, fruit juice (preferably 100% Juice), peanut butter and jelly, healthy snacks, baggies, and paper cups.
To sign up for a day, or to get more info, please contact Sherry Rochford, Coordinator of Children’s Faith Formation /Youth Ministry at 630-396-6078 OR [email protected]
A Week at The Port ~ July 23-28 ~ 8:30 AM-4:30 PM With Christ the King Parish... Sign-up now!
Parish Service Project open to everyone young and old
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Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate Celebrated JUBILEE 2012.
Sister Pauline Schutz celebrated her 60th Jubilee of Religious Life, along with eleven other Jubilarians who were celebrating 25, 50, 60 and 75 years. We thank Sister Pauline for her almost 35 years of ministering at St. Pius X. Christ the King Parish congratulates Sister Pauline for her faithful service to the community of Lombard. We will pray for vocations to the Women’s Religious life. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a vocation from our par-ish? Moms, encourage your girls to explore this possibility. Questions contact Fr. Peter.
St. Francis and St. Clare, Pray for us!
TOTUS TUUS is coming to St. Pius! Don't miss out on all the fun
JULY 15-JULY 20 Sign up today!
Totus Tuus is a Catholic, week long, parish summer program for youth entering grades 1 through 12. The team consists of college students and seminarians, who share their faith through witness, teaching, skits, songs, and games. We also celebrate daily Mass. Totus Tuus is a Latin phrase meaning, “totally yours”, used by Blessed John Paul II, to show our desire to give our-selves entirely to Jesus, through our Blessed Mother.
Seminarians of our diocese will be present. T-shirts are sold for $10 and support the ministry of Totus Tuus, please include with registration. Registration form available on the Parish website at www.stpiuslombard.org, click on FORMS. For more information, contact Kelly Reznicek at [email protected]
WE KNOW YOU WANT THE WORLD FOR YOUR SON.
Then introduce him to a Catholic residential high school where the student body is made up of young men from across the globe and is dedicated to of-fering a safe environment with challenging academics, social enrichment, endless opportunities, and where students of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds build a foundation to become future leaders of the Church and their community. Fr. Peter Jarosz, alum-nus of St. Lawrence, led song like these two young men. Call Fr. Peter for more stories.
A JOURNEY FOR YOUNG CATHOLIC MEN St. Lawrence Seminary High School | COLLEGE PREP | SPIRITUAL DEPTH.
Mt. Calvary, WI | 920-753-7570 | stlawrence.edu
July 16- 20 Entering Grades 1-6
Monday – Friday 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM Cost $35 per child or
$80 for 3 or more children
July 15- 19 Entering Grades 7-12
Sunday - Thursday 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Cost $10 $20 with t-shirt
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True Freedom: On Protecting Human Dignity and Religious Liberty eBook released June 19.
NEW YORK CITY--Society faces a choice between true human dignity and a false concept of freedom culminating in the “culture of death,” New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan explains in his new eBook. This inhumane culture springs from “deeply rooted social, philosophical and ethical tendencies that, unfortunately, often find their expression in our laws and in our attitudes toward others,” the cardinal writes in True Freedom: On Protecting Human Dignity and Reli-gious Liberty, released June 19. Published by Random House Digital, True Freedom is available for 99 cents. “To this culture of death,” he writes, “the Church boldly and joyfully promotes the culture of life.” In a work of just over 5,000 words, Cardinal Dolan develops Blessed John Paul II's understanding of the natural law, whose God-given principles are known through reason and confirmed by faith. They are the source of the Church's teaching on subjects such as human life and religious freedom. Cardinal Dolan's eBook aims to propose these principles anew to a culture suffering what the late Pope called an “eclipse of the sense of God and of man.” “In only the past few years,” the New York archbishop states, the U.S. has experienced “rampant disregard” for religious faith and human dignity, as shown in the approval of embryonic research, the torture of prisoners, disregard for the definition of marriage and the federal contraception man-date. “We can see that there is a loss here of a sense of truth and objective moral norms, rules of conduct that apply al-ways to everyone, everywhere,” the cardinal observes. In place of the natural law, society has begun to substitute “pragmatism, utilitarianism and consumerism,” all of which have no higher goal than the satisfaction of individuals' per-sonal preferences. These ideologies, Cardinal Dolan explains, have tragic consequences, especially when applied to is-sues of human life and moral conscience. In his own Archdiocese of New York, 40% of all pregnancies end in abortion. “And any effort to curtail this unfettered access to abortion,” the cardinal notes, “is turned back by a culture that places a greater value on 'what I want,' 'when I want,' 'because I want' than it does on life itself.” Moral conscience, meanwhile, is also threatened by a governing philosophy that makes no distinction between deeply held principles and passing desires. Cardinal Dolan cites Pope Benedict XVI's famous 2005 warning against a “dictatorship of relativism … whose ultimate goal consists solely of one’s own ego and desires.” He also highlights an address delivered by the Pope to German law-makers in 2011. In that speech, the Pope spoke of a “dramatic shift” away from laws rooted in moral principles. In their place stands a “positivist conception of nature” that treats moral beliefs as nothing more than subjective, private prefer-ences. Citing the Pope's words to the German parliament, the New York archbishop notes that the separation of law from morality “fails to recognize the full breadth of human nature, and in fact both 'diminishes man' and 'threatens his human-ity.'” The real issue in all of these controversies, Cardinal Dolan suggests, is the competition between two visions of free-dom: one rooted in human dignity and the natural law, the other arising from efforts to treat morality as subjective and religion as irrelevant. Quoting Pope Leo XIII, the cardinal teaches that authentic freedom is “that freedom which most truly safeguards the dig-nity of the human person. It is stronger than any violence or injustice. Such is the freedom which has always been de-sired by the Church and which she holds most dear.” The eBook contains a set of questions addressed to the country at large, as a cultural and political “examination of conscience.” “Is genuine freedom,” Cardinal Dolan asks, “the license to do what we ought or the ability to do whatever we want? … Is law tethered to objective truth, or is it ruled by a 'dictatorship of relativism'?” “Should laws be tailored to suit changing wants, demands or recently discovered 'rights'?” the cardinal asks. “Or should wants, demands and novel rights be tempered by law to uphold the sacredness of life, the common good and the objective moral law?” As the country face these questions, the issue of religious liberty becomes especially urgent. “Churches and people of faith -- not exclusively Catholics and their bishops, although I would hope that we play a leading role – understand the inherent dignity of the human person and serve as a safeguard against attacks on that dignity,” the cardinal points out. “If we allow the human person to become a thing, and a human life to become a commodity that can be valued more or less depending on circumstance, political ideology or current whims,” he warns, “then we have embarked on a perilous path.” BY CATHOLIC NEWS AGENCY
July 1, 2012 Year of the Eucharist 2010-2011 Page 11
SUNDAY
New Parishioner Registration Mass Mass Mass
MONDAY St. Vincent De Paul Pantry
TUESDAY Rosary
WEDNESDAY Happy Independence Day! Office Closed
7/1 After Masses 8:00 am 10:00 am 1:00 pm
7/2 12:00 pm
7/3 5:30 pm
7/4
Narthex Church Church Narthex
ER
Church
THURSDAY 7/5 Break Open the Word 10:00 am ER
FRIDAY 7/6
Wedding Rehearsal Prayer Group
6:00 pm 7:00 pm
Church ER
SATURDAY 7/7
Wedding Confessions Mass New Parishioner Registration
2:00 pm 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 6:00 pm
Church Narthex Church
NEXT SUNDAY 7/8
Mass Mass Liturgy of the Word for Children Mass
8:00 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 pm
Church Church Church Church
CHRIST THE KING PARISH EVENTS
Ministry Schedule for Saturday, July 7, and Sunday, July 8, 2012
I. Boutiette M. Brudnicki M. Gonzalo, E. & O. Manicad L. Michalik G. Doretti S. Pierscionek E. & E. Mears
Saturday 5:00 PM
B. Robinson
D. Hernandez, P. McGovern, A. Weselak F. & G. Zelazny
M. Sanders I. Santiago
Fr John Guiney
Sunday 8:00 AM
M. Seagraves
I. Boutiette, F. Kaminski C. Paulsen, M. Stellmach A. Tuszynski
H. Krause Fr John Guiney
Sunday 10:00 AM
P. Riccardo
B. Diskin, F. Harris E. Maggiore, R. Maslinski R. Mathew
J. & N. Gelino T. Gelino Fr. Peter Jarosz
Sunday 12:00 PM
P. Millsap
T. & P. Caruso, B. Grino J. & B. Sasso
C. & J. Martinez Fr. Peter Jarosz
Mass Time Lectors Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion Altar Server Presider Ministers of Care
Daily Mass 8:30 am
Confessions 9:00 am
Rosary Tuesdays 5:30 pm
Daily 7:30 am
1st Thursday 9:00am until Midnight Adoration of Blessed Sacrament in Tabernacle Other Thursdays
9:00am-8:00pm
CHURCH NAME & NUMBER — Christ The King #512918 ADDRESS — 1501 South Main Street Lombard, IL 60148 PHONE — 630.629.1717 CONTACT PERSON — Gina Gallo 630.290.6367 or Eileen Maggiore 630.308.1127 SOFTWARE — Microsoft Publisher 2007 E-Mail from [email protected] Adobe Acrobat NUMBER OF PAGES SENT — 1 through 12 SUNDAY DATE OF BULLETIN July 1, 2012
