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Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Saint Pascal Church Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Saint Pascal Church MASS SCHEDULE PRIVATE PRAYER Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM The church is open daily for private prayer Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM, and 12:00 PM (Polish) following morning mass until 3:00 PM, and on Thursday until 7:00 PM. Monday: 8:30 AM Tuesday: 830 AM CHURCH OFFICE Wednesday: 8:30 AM Thursday: 8:30 AM Address: Friday: 8:30 AM 3935 N. Melvina Saturday: 8:30 AM Chicago, IL 60634-2527 Phone: 773-725-7641 DEVOTIONS Fax: 773-725-9368 Website: www.stpascal.org Rosary: After the 8:30 AM Daily Mass Church Office Hours: Eucharistic Adoration: Monday: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM to 6:15 PM Tuesday: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Benediction: Thursday: 6:30 PM Wednesday: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM RECONCILIATION Friday: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM to 9:30 AM Page 2 Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Reverend Michael O’Connell A Message from the Pastor Pastor [email protected] Reverend James Heneghan Dear Parishioners of Our Lady of the Rosary, Associate Pastor This weekend, the celebration of the Nineteenth Sunday in [email protected] Ordinary Time bumps the annual celebration of the Feast of Saint Dominic, founder of the Order of Preachers and Reverend Mario Stefanowski the recipient of the Holy Rosary. According to a longstanding pious tradition, Associate Pastor Saint Dominic was entrusted with the rosary by Our Blessed Lady herself, [email protected] asking him to promote the devotion among the Christian faithful. We are told Eugene Kummerer, Jr. that Our Blessed Mother appeared to the Spanish friar Saint Dominic de Charley Shallcross Guzman not long after he had founded the Order of Preachers to combat Deacons the heresy of the Albigenses. They say that Saint Dominic was discouraged by the lack of success he and his Dominican friars had among the heretics. Gene Dorgan Our Lady came to the saint to strengthen him in his resolve to win the Retired Deacon Albigensians back to the True Faith and to provide an effective spiritual aid in the battle for truth. Mary supposedly said to Dominic: Kristina Nyberg Music Director “Wonder not that you have obtained so little fruit by your labors, you [email protected] have spent them on barren soil, not yet watered with the dew of Divine Grace. When God willed to renew the face of the earth, He began by Christopher Perez sending down on it the fertilizing rain of the Angelic Salutation. Religious Ed. Director Therefore preach my Psalter composed of 150 Angelic Salutations [email protected] and 15 Our Fathers, and you will obtain an abundant harvest.” Sharon Kells Some would argue that the rosary existed as a pious devotion among Religious Ed. Asst. Director believers for centuries. Beads linked on a cord, often festooned with a cross [email protected] or religious medal were used to count prayers, perhaps the Lord's Prayer Carol Coleman ("Pater noster" or the "Our Father"), perhaps The "Jesus" prayer. These Office Manager holy words were repeated to provide the backdrop for the experience of [email protected] prayer in communion with Mary. Some suggest that the pious practice of unlettered peasants in the field resulted in what has been called Mary's Mary Boss Psalter, an imitation of the psalms found in the Divine Office or Liturgy of Communications the Hours prayed by monks and nuns in their cloisters. Just as the Psalter [email protected] contained the 150 Psalms of the Bible prayed over the course of a four Betty Arena week cycle in monastic communities, so those laboring in the field would Parish Facility Scheduler pray 150 "Pater nosters" and "Ave Marias." Monday & Tuesday Whatever truth is found in the writings of those who have studied the [email protected] religious practices and devotions of those making use of "Mary's Psalter" Barbara Garcia prior to Saint Dominic, their work does not contradict the belief the tradition Sacramental Secretary that Our Lady herself gave the rosary, according to its present form to Saint Monday Evenings & Thursday Dominic. Saint Louis de Montfort and other great saints drew great strength [email protected] and inspiration from the belief in Mary's apparition to Saint Dominic. Pope Leo XIII stated that he believed in the tradition that the rosary was the gift of Jenica Nieves Our Lady to us through Saint Dominic. As we, the people of Our Lady of the Wednesday Rosary seek to develop a greater appreciation and to better understand our [email protected] special patron saint, we certainly want to consider the reflections of those who have gone before us. Pope Francis Global Academy Or, perhaps, we might simply enjoy the beauty of Mary's gift, the rosary, and 6143 W Irving Park allow those beautiful and holy words of the Our Father, the Hail Mary, the Chicago, IL 60634-2527 Glory Be to carry our spirit as we contemplate the beautiful mysteries of joy, Phone: 773-736-8806 sorrow, light, and glory! Father Mike O'Connell August 8, 2021 Page 3 OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY WORSHIP SCHEDULE Day Time Worship Service Location Language Monday 8:00 AM Daily Mass followed by Our Lady of Victory (English) Adoration until 9:00 AM 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Pascal (English) Tuesday 8:00 AM Daily Mass followed by Our Lady of Victory (English) Adoration until 9:00 AM 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Pascal (English) Wednesday 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Pascal (English) 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration Our Lady of Victory (English) Thursday Daily Mass followed by Our Lady of Victory (English) Adoration until 9:00 AM 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Pascal (English) 9:00 AM - 6:15 PM Eucharistic Adoration Saint Pascal (English) 6:15 AM Benediction Saint Pascal (English) Friday 8:30 AM Daily Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 8:30 AM Mass Saint Pascal (English) 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration Saint Bartholomew (English) Saturday 8:30 AM Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 8:30 AM Mass Saint Pascal (English) 9:00 AM Reconciliation Saint Bartholomew (English / Spanish) 9:00 AM Reconciliation Saint Pascal (English / Polish) 4:00 PM Sunday Anticipated Mass Saint Pascal (English) 4:30 PM Sunday Anticipated Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 4:30 PM Sunday Anticipated Mass Our Lady of Victory (English) Sunday 7:00 AM Sunday Mass Saint Bartholomew (Spanish) 8:00 AM Sunday Mass Saint Pascal (English) 10:00 AM Sunday Mass Saint Pascal (English) 10:00 AM Sunday Mass Saint Bartholomew (English) 10:30 AM Sunday Mass Our Lady of Victory (English) 12:00 PM Sunday Mass Saint Pascal (Polish) 1:00 PM Sunday Mass Saint Bartholomew (Spanish) It is strongly recommended that all persons entering Archdiocesan facilities be masked regardless of their vaccination status. This applies to parish offices, schools, churches and other public spaces. Observance of this policy aligns us with public health officials layered mitigation strategies. Page 4 Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Society of Saint Vincent De Paul Saint Pascal Conference If Jesus is the bread from heaven given for us and we are the body of Christ, then we must conclude that we ourselves are to be bread from heaven that fosters eternal life for others. Jesus gives himself as bread from heaven. We give ourselves to others, as bread from heaven, when we confirm our belief by means of the everyday actions we do. Treating another as the body of Christ is believing. Taking time to be in touch with our spiritual needs is believing. Reaching out in compassion to others is believing. Self-giving is believing. During the first weekend of each month, the Saint Vincent de Paul Society will collect non -perishable food for its pantry. Items may be placed in the blue barrel outside the church Amate House building at the Dakin Street exit for those not https;//amatehouse.org attending worship in person. Items may be placed Christ in the Wilderness in the blue barrel inside the church building at the http://citwretreat.com Dakin Street exit during that time, or any time that the church is open. Our Lady of Victory Food Distribution Our Lady of Victory is Saint Bartholomew live streams the distributing food on 4:30 PM Mass on Saturdays on Facebook. Wednesdays starting at https://www.facebook.com/stbartholomew.net/ 5:00 PM in the church Our Lady of Victory Church live streams the parking lot located near 4:30 PM Mass on Saturdays on the Sunnyside and Laramie. OLV YouTube Channel. If there are five https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGKN- Wednesdays in the zS2JqsKLGDN5Bakkyw/live month, food is not distributed on the fifth Wednesday. Anyone interested should arrive no earlier than 4:30 PM and no later than 5:30 PM. August 8, 2021 Page 5 Religious Education Peace and Justice “They shall be taught by God” Saint Pascal Church Family-Centered Catechesis Religious Education The Gospel makes an amazing statement, “They Program Now Enrolling for the Fall shall all be taught by God.” Jesus Christ, the teacher, taught the disciples and teaches us. His If you are looking for: teaching about the Kingdom of God, includes ways for your family to explore our Catholic “Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven”.
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