Serving Hyde Park’s Catholic Community since 1869

February 21, 2021

First Sunday of Lent

Parish Offices: Hours: Weekdays: 7am-3pm, Mon.-Fri. Located at 55th & Woodlawn 5472 S. Kimbark Avenue Chicago, IL 60615-5297 Phone: (773) 324-2626 Fax: (773) 891-0602 [email protected] Fr. Dan Costello Extension 107 Deacon: Deacon Kurt Davis Parish Office: Lisa J. Couch, secretary (773) 324-2626 Parish Voicemail box, ext. 0 Director of Parish Operations Paula Jones, ext. 109 Music Ministry Matthew Merz Liturgist Jennifer Davis Bulletin Editor Lissa Romell Parish School Erin Monahan, Principal 5467 S. Woodlawn Avenue St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Chicago, Illinois 60615-5299 telephone: (773) 667-1142 Mass Schedule Confession Fax: (773) 891-0602 Sunday Saturdays, 2:30-3:30pm. www.stapostleschool.com 8am & 10am Baptism Monday-Friday Please contact the Parish Office. 8am Marriage Saturday Please make arrangements eight months in advance. 8am & 4pm Membership Holy Days Please register at the Parish Office or online at 8am www.stapostleparish.org under “Contact Us”. Please don’t forget the poor boxes. Come visit us at www.stapostleparish.org Page 2 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish First Sunday of Lent

We’re so glad you’re here and invite you to journey in If you or a loved one faith with us. We believe the church is the sacrament of wish to receive a God’s saving presence in the world. telephone visit from a Our goal is to provide a spiritual home where all are minister of care—to welcome, where the healing, reconciling, liberating love of pray or simply talk— God flows through us to all people. please call Lisa at 773- If you have any questions about our parish, please 324-2626, & she will call or email our parish office. arrange for a Minister of Care to call.

Today’s Readings: First Sunday of Lent Genesis 9:8-15  Psalm 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9  1 Peter 3:18-22  Mark 1:12-15 Bonnie Umeh

We encourage you to prepare yourself for next weekend’s liturgy by reading and praying the scriptures (visit www.usccb.org).

Next Sunday’s Readings: Second Sunday of Lent Genesis 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18  Psalm 116:10, 15, 16-17, 18-19  Romans 8:31b-34  Mark 9:2-10 Weekday Mass Intentions

Weekly morning masses are being live-streamed at 8am, Monday-Saturday, via our Facebook page. Please join us! Please remember those listed below in your prayers this week. MONDAY, February 22 WEDNESDAY, February 24 brother and then come and offer your Feast of the Chair of St. Peter Readings: Jon 3:1-10  Ps 51:3-4, 12- gift. Mt 5:224 Readings: 1 Pt 5:1-4  Ps 23:1-3a, 4, 5, 13, 18-19  Lk 11:29-32 Malena Sutton

6  Mt 16:13-19 God saw by their actions how they SATURDAY, February 27 “But who do you say that I am?” Mt turned from their evil way… Jon 3:10 St. Gregory of Narek 16:15 Dr. Herman Neal Readings: Dt 26:16-19  Ps 119:1-2, 4- Doris Clarke THURSDAY, February 25 5, 7-8  Mt 5:43-48 Araceli Martinez (Birthday blessings!) Readings: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25  Ps But I say to you...pray for those who TUESDAY, February 23 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8  Mt 7:7-12 persecute you, that you may be Readings: Is 55:10-11  Ps 34:4-5, 6-7, Do to others whatever you would have children of your heavenly Father. Mt 16-17, 18-19  Mt 6:7-15 them do to you. Mt 7:12 5:44-45

My Word shall not return to me void, Sharon Dobbs (Speedy recovery) Shirley Daugherty  but shall do my will, achieving the end FRIDAY, February 26 deceased for which I sent it. Is 55:11 Readings: Ez 18:21-28  Ps 130:1-2, 3- Diana White (Speedy recovery) 4, 5-7a, 7bc-8  Mt 5:20-26 Lissa Romell (Thanksgiving) Go first and be reconciled with your

Pope Francis’ Lenten Message for 2021

“Behold, we are going up to Jerusalem” (Mt 20:18). journey, like the Lent: a Time for Renewing Faith, Hope and Love. entire pilgrimage of

Dear Brothers and Sisters, the Christian life, is Jesus revealed to his disciples the deepest meaning of his even now illumined mission when he told them of his passion, death and by the light of the resurrection, in fulfilment of the Father’s will. He then called the resurrection, which disciples to share in this mission for the salvation of the world. inspires the In our Lenten journey towards Easter, let us remember the thoughts, attitudes One who “humbled himself and became obedient unto death, and decisions of the followers of Christ. even death on a cross” (Phil 2:8). During this season of Fasting, prayer and almsgiving, as preached by Jesus conversion, let us renew our faith, draw from the “living water” (cf. Mt 6:1-18), enable and express our conversion. The path of hope, and receive with open hearts the love of God, who of poverty and self-denial (fasting), concern and loving care makes us brothers and sisters in Christ. At the Easter vigil, we for the poor (almsgiving), and childlike dialogue with the will renew our baptismal promises and experience rebirth as new Father (prayer) make it possible for us to live lives of sincere men and women by the working of the Holy Spirit. This Lenten faith, living hope and effective charity. (Cont’d on p. 5) St. Thomas the Apostle Parish First Sunday of Lent Page 3 Thoughts from Fr. Dan Costello Parish Administrator Catholic bloggers:

Lent is a season that calls us: to fast from discontent and to feast on gratitude;

to fast from anger and to feast on patience; to fast from bitterness and to feast on forgiveness; to fast from self-concern and to feast on compassion;

to fast from discouragement and to feast on hope;

Dear Parishioners & Friends to fast from laziness and to feast on commitment; of St. Thomas the Apostle Parish, to fast from complaining and to feast on acceptance; to fast from lust and to feast on respect; Happy Lent, everybody! to fast from prejudice and to feast on understanding;

Yes...I mean "Happy" Lent. It’s a season of hope, not to fast from resentment and to feast on reconciliation; sadness. It is an invitation from the Lord to deepen to fast from lies and to feast on the truth; our relationship with him. And we are invited to do to fast from wasted time and to feast on honest work; that through time-tested ways: fasting, praying, acts to fast from grimness and to feast on joy; of mercy and justice. From Pope Francis’ Lenten to fast from suspicion and to feast on trust; message, “Fasting, prayer and almsgiving, as preached by Jesus (cf. Mt 6:1-18), enable and express to fast from idle talk and to feast on prayer and our conversion. The path of poverty and self-denial silence; (fasting), concern and loving care for the poor to fast from guilt and to feast on the mercy of God. (almsgiving), and childlike dialogue with the Father (prayer) make it possible for us to live lives of sincere faith, living hope and effective charity. May we be blessed in enjoying and employing our I appreciate his description of prayer, “childlike feasting and fasting, as we deepen our relationship dialogue with the Father.” Doesn’t that take the with the Lord who is full of love and forgiveness. pressure off? Making sure to carve out some time Let us keep each other in prayer. each day to have a little conversation, a little heart-to- heart with the Lord, a time to look forward to rather than something added to your “to do” list. I encourage ~Fr. Dan Costello you to start small and start simply and be open to where he takes you in this special time each day. It can be quite a journey if you are up for the adventure! Whether you are a daily Mass go-er or if you haven't been in quite a while, there's always room for you here and we all need the opportunity to deepen our relationship with the Lord. And 8:00 am Mass is available every day, live or recorded, on our parish website too! Some wise words I have found at www.concordpastor.blogspot.com, one of my favorite Page 4 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish First Sunday of Lent

STA Alumni Highlights

Marshall Callery STA Class of 2014 Marist High School Class of 2018 Harold Washington College Class of 2022

Since graduating from St. Thomas the Apostle Dates to Remember school and after graduating from Marist High School, I pursued an activity I have always February 26 wanted to do since I was younger. I started Black History Month Dress Down acting. I began by taking improv classes at the Revival in Hyde Park, Chicago Day Community Actors Program at The University of Chicago, and at the Black March 5 Ensemble Theater. Given my interest in becoming a television actor, I applied Parent Teacher Conferences and was selected to join several television productions at Chicago’s Cinespace - Studios located on the west side. I have been featured in several television shows E-Learning Day for all students and a Disney movie. The shows were: Empire, The CHI, and Chicago PD. My dreams are coming true! Lastly, I produced a children’s play/musical at St. March 12 Thomas that was held during the annual 2019 Christmas celebration. Graduation Photo Retakes What I have also been doing is engaging my Hyde Park and Bronzeville communities. I volunteer with Mr. Wallace Goode of the Hyde park Chamber of March 18 Commerce and a local small business incubator known as the Bronzeville Virtual Parent Coffee at 6 pm Incubator or Boxville located on 51st Street near King Drive avenue. I support the Hyde Park Chamber by working on the events that promote small businesses in April 1 the areas. While at Boxville, Chicago's first shipping container mall, I volunteer Early Registration Deadline ——————–———————— for their community food hand out events and coordinate their summer outreach events for youth. Lastly, I work with local Alderman like Sophia King, Leslie STA’s Website: Hairston, Stephanie Coleman, Pat Dowell and multiple youth councils. www.stapostleschool.com One of my greatest achievements to date has been winning a 2020 art contest sponsored by the South East Chicago Commission (SECC) and the Woodlawn Follow STA on Social Media! community. I submitted artwork for the Woodlawn street banner contest this past Facebook: @stapostleschool summer. My artwork was selected for first place and now is hanging throughout Instagram: @stthomasapostle the Woodlawn community along the major streets of Cottage Grove and 63rd Street. I am most proud of this accomplishment. Online Reviews Currently, I am working at St. Thomas as an after-school counselor and I find We appreciate the encouraging the work really engaging. Overall I'm looking forward to helping my community, words we have received from our city and continuing my pursuit of an acting career. community. Thank you for your support! In an effort to continue showing our STA pride and come Thank You! together as a community, please consider leaving an online review Thank you to all who supported STA through for STA on one of the available the Home Run Inn Pizza fundraiser! Because outlets. These include: Facebook, of your support, Home Run Inn Pizza will Google Reviews, Niche, Great donate $755 to STA! Schools and Private School Review. Thank you! St. Thomas the Apostle Parish First Sunday of Lent Page 5

Pope Francis’ Message (Cont’d from p. 2) Tutti, 223). In order to give hope to others, it is sometimes enough simply to be kind, to be “willing to set everything else 1. Faith calls us to accept the truth and testify to it before aside in order to show interest, to give the gift of a smile, to God and all our brothers and sisters. speak a word of encouragement, to listen amid general In this Lenten season, accepting and living the truth revealed in indifference” (ibid., 224). Christ means, first of all, opening our hearts to God’s word, Through recollection and silent prayer, hope is given to us as which the Church passes on from generation to generation. This inspiration and interior light, illuminating the challenges and truth is not an abstract concept reserved for a chosen intelligent choices we face in our mission. Hence the need to pray few. Instead, it is a message that all of us can receive and (cf. Mt 6:6) and, in secret, to encounter the Father of tender love. understand thanks to the wisdom of a heart open to the grandeur To experience Lent in hope entails growing in the of God, who loves us even before we are aware of it. Christ realization that, in Jesus Christ, we are witnesses of new himself is this truth. By taking on our humanity, even to its very times, in which God is “making all things new” (cf. Rev 21:1- limits, he has made himself the way – demanding, yet open to all 6). It means receiving the hope of Christ, who gave his life on – that leads to the fullness of life. the cross and was raised by God on the third day, and always Fasting, experienced as a form of self-denial, helps those who being “prepared to make a defense to anyone who calls [us] to undertake it in simplicity of heart to rediscover God’s gift and to account for the hope that is in [us]” (1 Pet 3:15). recognize that, created in his image and likeness, we find our 3. Love, following in the footsteps of Christ, in concern fulfilment in him. In embracing the experience of poverty, those and compassion for all,is the highest expression of our faith who fast make themselves poor with the poor and accumulate the and hope. treasure of a love both received and shared. In this way, fasting Love rejoices in seeing others grow. Hence it suffers helps us to love God and our neighbour, inasmuch as love, as when others are anguished, lonely, sick, homeless, despised Saint Thomas Aquinas teaches, is a movement outwards that or in need. Love is a leap of the heart; it brings us out of focuses our attention on others and considers them as one with ourselves and creates bonds of sharing and communion. ourselves (cf. Fratelli Tutti, 93). “‘Social love’ makes it possible to advance towards a Lent is a time for believing, for welcoming God into our lives civilization of love, to which all of us can feel called. With its and allowing him to “make his dwelling” among us impulse to universality, love is capable of building a new world. (cf. Jn 14:23). Fasting involves being freed from all that weighs No mere sentiment, it is the best means of discovering effective us down – like consumerism or an excess of information, paths of development for everyone” (Fratelli Tutti, 183). whether true or false – in order to open the doors of our hearts to Love is a gift that gives meaning to our lives. It enables us the One who comes to us, poor in all things, yet “full of grace to view those in need as members of our own family, as and truth” (Jn 1:14): the Son of God our Saviour. friends, brothers or sisters. A small amount, if given with 2. Hope as “living water” enabling us to continue our journey. love, never ends, but becomes a source of life and happiness. The Samaritan woman at the well, whom Jesus asks for a drink, Such was the case with the jar of meal and jug of oil of the does not understand what he means when he says that he can offer widow of Zarephath, who offered a cake of bread to the her “living water” (Jn 4:10). Naturally, she thinks that he is prophet Elijah (cf. 1 Kings 17:7-16); it was also the case with referring to material water, but Jesus is speaking of the Holy Spirit the loaves blessed, broken and given by Jesus to the disciples whom he will give in abundance through the paschal mystery, to distribute to the crowd (cf. Mk 6:30-44). Such is the case bestowing a hope that does not disappoint. Jesus had already too with our almsgiving, whether small or large, when offered spoken of this hope when, in telling of his passion and death, he with joy and simplicity. said that he would “be raised on the third day” (Mt 20:19). Jesus To experience Lent with love means caring for those who was speaking of the future opened up by the Father’s mercy. suffer or feel abandoned and fearful because of the Covid-19 Hoping with him and because of him means believing that history pandemic. In these days of deep uncertainty about the future, does not end with our mistakes, our violence and injustice, or the let us keep in mind the Lord’s word to his Servant, “Fear not, sin that crucifies Love. It means receiving from his open heart the for I have redeemed you” (Is 43:1). In our charity, may we Father’s forgiveness. speak words of reassurance and help others to realize that In these times of trouble, when everything seems fragile God loves them as sons and daughters. and uncertain, it may appear challenging to speak of hope. “Only a gaze transformed by charity can enable the dignity Yet Lent is precisely the season of hope, when we turn back of others to be recognized and, as a consequence, the poor to to God who patiently continues to care for his creation which be acknowledged and valued in their dignity, respected in we have often mistreated (cf. Laudato Si’, 32-33; 43-44). their identity and culture, and thus truly integrated into Saint Paul urges us to place our hope in reconciliation: “Be society” (Fratelli Tutti, 187). reconciled to God” (2 Cor 5:20). By receiving forgiveness in Dear brothers and sisters, every moment of our lives is a the sacrament that lies at the heart of our process of time for believing, hoping and loving. The call to experience conversion, we in turn can spread forgiveness to others. Lent as a journey of conversion, prayer and sharing of our Having received forgiveness ourselves, we can offer it goods, helps us – as communities and as individuals – to through our willingness to enter into attentive dialogue with revive the faith that comes from the living Christ, the hope others and to give comfort to those experiencing sorrow and inspired by the breath of the Holy Spirit and the love flowing pain. God’s forgiveness, offered also through our words and from the merciful heart of the Father. actions, enables us to experience an Easter of fraternity. May Mary, Mother of the Saviour, ever faithful at the foot of In Lent, may we be increasingly concerned with “speaking the cross and in the heart of the Church, sustain us with her words of comfort, strength, consolation and encouragement, and loving presence. May the blessing of the risen Lord accompany not words that demean, sadden, anger or show scorn” (Fratelli all of us on our journey towards the light of Easter. Page 6 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish First Sunday of Lent

Join Us! informed his parish priest that he wanted to be a priest. Told by the priest that he was not even a Catholic, young Wilton Gregory responded with a question that began a most amazing journey: “Then what do I have to do?” He became a Catholic. He went to the seminary for 12 years. He made a stop as a deacon in Park Ridge. He was ordained a priest. He served in Glenview. He then lived in Rome earning his doctoral degree. Upon his return, he was a professor at the seminary from which he was ordained. He was ordained a bishop for the Archdiocese of Chicago. A few years after that, he became Bishop of Belleville, Illinois. He was elected by his brother bishops to be President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. He was called to serve as Archbishop of Atlanta, Georgia, and currently he serves as Archbishop of Washington, D.C. In November 2020 Pope Francis elevated Archbishop Wilton Daniel Gregory to the College of Cardinals, the highest rank in the Catholic Church, after the Pope. Not a bad journey for a kid from the Englewood community on the South Side of Chicago! The First Friday Club has invited Cardinal Gregory to join us on March 5th at noon to reflect, reminisce, and offer his insights on key moments and highlights of his remarkable journey from a grade school in Chicago to a College of Cardinals. Please join us for this memorable event. To register, Reflections on the Journey from St. Carthage visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wilton-cardinal- Catholic Grade School in the Englewood gregory-archbishop-of-washington-dc-registration- community of Chicago to membership in the 139957752405. College of Cardinals of the Catholic Church. THIS IS A FREE EVENT. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. It all began when Wilton Daniel Gregory, LINK TO FOLLOW WITH CONFIRMATION a fifth grade student at St. Carthage grade school,

Can We Pray for You?

If you have prayer requests, you can send them to the parish office and they will be sent to the STA Charismatic Prayer Group, who will pray for you. The address is [email protected].

The Hyde Park Kenwood Food Pantry is open to give out groceries from 10am until 1pm on Saturdays at the Hyde Park Union Church at 56th and

Woodlawn.

For more information, contact Jan at [email protected]. St. Thomas the Apostle Parish First Sunday of Lent Page 7

Stations of the Cross Fridays during Lent at 6pm - Please use Sign-up Genius to reserve space for you and your family

We will be praying the Stations of the Cross on the Friday’s in Lent at 6pm. We hope you can join us for this ancient church prayer that began in the fourth century, when pilgrims were first openly able to go to Jerusalem and walk in the footsteps of Jesus on Good Friday. The Stations of the Cross in the form we know best are of comparatively recent vintage in Church terms, dating back to the year the U.S. Constitution was ratified. Devotions to the Way of the Cross began in earnest after 1342, when the Franciscan friars were given custody of the holy sites in the Holy Land. The Franciscans have been closely identified with the devotion ever since. The number of stations varied widely, with some manuals of devotion listing as many as 37! The term "stations" in describing the Way of the Cross was first used in the narrative of an English pilgrim, William Wey, who visited the Holy Land twice in the 15th century. In 1731, Pope Clement XII allowed all churches to have stations and fixed the number at 14, where it has been ever since.

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