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Smow Bulletin 05 04 2014 Rev. Patrick G. Cecil, Pastor May 4, 2014 Third Sunday of Easter fàA `tÜç Éy à{x jÉÉwá Y|Üáà VÉÅÅâÇ|ÉÇ VÄtáá Éy ECDG Cristian Abdala ~ May 3, 2014 ~ Benjamin Marquez Dominic Anello Keon Marquez Sienna Anselmi Joseph Mastri Michael Barton Erin McCarthy Colton Bendery Matthew Miscevich Shane Bertsch Elizabeth Murphy Olivia Blazejowski Teresa Naselli Christina Boyle Carly Nevins Mary Brady Brenna Norton Krista Caballero Sophia Noteman Nicholas Cantrell Jett O’Brien Ava Checke Landon Paige Jack Clancy Zuzanna Pasek Nora Clifford Conrad Sawyer Helen Engelmann Patrick Schaedel Emily Escobar Daniel Schipplick Isabel Escobar Michael Schwab Jackson Fisher Mitchell Seifert Grace Fitzpatrick Ava Spallone Aidan Fleischhacker Peyton Sroga Mia Fraterrigo Sofia Tesija Samantha Fraterrigo Madeline Thomas Courtney Frederick John Vance Shannon Garcia Olivia Hutchinson Cecelia Litgen Luka Vodopic Ryan Garofoli Patrick Juozaitis Mary Mahony Ann Walsh Reilly Garrity Grace Kelly Olivia Maksud John Walsh Braeden Gibbons Bridget Kerrigan Matthew Markiewicz Sophie Wilhelm Ella Grillo Rosetta Kerrigan John Mate Daniel Wilkison Nora Grillo Grace Larkey Madison Martell Katherine Williams Lily Grillo Tiffany Leung Katherine Martin Alaina Zhanay PageSt. Mary 1 of the Woods Parish 7033St. N. Mary Moselle of the Ave.,Woods Chicago, — May 4, IL2014 60646 Third Sunday Parish of Easter Office: 773-763-0206 www.smow.orgwww.smow.org Two Popes Canonized— Two Popes are Present It was a sunny Sunday, April 27, 2014, Divine Mercy Sunday, as Pope Francis said, “We declare and define Blessed John XXIII and John Paul II be saints and we enroll them among the saints, decreeing that they are to be venerated as such by the whole church.” It was history in the making. We witnessed two former Popes, through whose Pontificates many of us had lived, celebrated by two Popes, one currently in office, one recently retired. The celebration was overwhelming with over 800,000 people present. People had waited for hours to be part of this celebration of two modern day saints. In his homily, Francis made the point that both of the new saints had work associated with the Second Vatican Council that brought the church into modern times. Saint John XXIII had convened the Council in 1962, opening the doors and windows of the church, allowing the mass to be celebrated in local languages, not just Latin. He encouraged dialogue among people of differing faiths, especially the Jewish people. Saint John Paul II helped hasten the end of the Cold War and bring an end to Communist rule in Eastern Europe. He also began World Youth Days and traveled extensively, sometimes being called the globetrotter. He also had great focus on the family. Since his death people have been advocating for the canonization of John Paul II. The testimonies of both lives testify to their strong belief in God, belief in God’s faithfulness and their steadfastness in times of turmoil. Besides the many pilgrims who came, leaders from more than 90 nations attended the canonization celebrations, asserting the importance of this event to the entire world. We all celebrate these canonizations with great pride and enthusiasm. God bless, Marcy Mission to Peru 2014 A mission trip to Peru has been planned for this year. It is coinciding with the dedication of a brick-and- mortar St. Patrick Chapel to replace the original chapel built by the missionaries of St. Patrick Parish in Wadsworth. The departure date is Friday, June 27 and the return date is Sunday, July 6. While the airfare cost is considerable, the cost to stay at the local parish is only $250 for the week. Knowledge of Spanish is helpful but not necessary. Smiles translate in any language! If you are interested and would like more information, please contact me at 773-763-0206 or by email at [email protected] at your earliest convenience. The people who have made this trip have found it life- changing. I think you will as well. Peace, Father Pat Page 2 St. Mary of the Woods — May 4, 2014 Third Sunday of Easter www.smow.org Parish Celebration of the Sacrament of Anointing “It’s just for old people.” “You can only receive it if you’re really sick with something like cancer.” “You get it right before you die.” If you, like these teens, think the Anointing of the Sick is just for the extremely old or the critically ill, or if you assume the only time you can receive it is at the moment of death, you aren’t alone. Most Catholics still think of the Sacrament that way. “I didn’t know anything about it before I received it,” says Bridget, a high school sophomore who was anointed while struggling with anorexia. “I thought it was for older people or people who were dying. I’d never seen a young person receive it before.” While it is true the Anointing of the Sick is one of the ways the church helps prepare us for death, it’s much more than that. It’s a celebration of Jesus’ promise that we will have life and have it abundantly. It’s the sign of Christ’s healing presence in the world. And, as Bridget shows us, it’s not just for the elderly. Anyone, regardless of age, can receive the Sacrament if his or her health is seriously impaired. It can also be administered before surgery and, contrary to many people’s belief, it can be received more than once if the original illness gets worse or if another serious sickness is diagnosed. People susceptible to illnesses, particularly due to advancing age, are encouraged to receive the Sacrament. On Sunday, May 18th, our 12 noon Mass will be a special Mass of Healing to include the celebration of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. All of our sick and elderly parishioners will be particularly welcome at this Mass. By the sacred anointing and prayer of the priest, the whole church commends those who are sick to Christ. The sick person receives the Holy Spirit's gifts of strength, faith, peace, and courage, and his or her suffering is united with the suffering of Christ. Through this Sacrament, we, the Body of Christ, carry out Jesus’ mission of compassion and healing for the sick. While you may not have any reason to experience the Sacrament yourself, you may have elderly parents or grandparents or relatives who do. Bring them along to this special Mass of anointing! Also, check in with elderly or housebound neighbors and friends who might like to be present at this Mass to receive the Sacrament and who may have no means of transportation. If you have questions, please contact the rectory at 773-763-0206. Page 3 St. Mary of the Woods — May 4, 2014 Third Sunday of Easter www.smow.org St. Mary of the Woods Directory RECTORY 7033 N. Moselle Ave. 773-763-0206 SCHOOL 7033 N. Moselle Ave. 773-763-7577 PARISH RESOURCE CENTER 7033 N. Moselle Ave. 773-763-1603 PARISH JUBILEE HOUSE 7045 N. Moselle Ave. 773-775-5204 St. Mary of the Woods Staff REV. PATRICK G. CECIL, Pastor ........................................................ pcecil @smow.org REV. RAYMOND F. KLEES, Associate Pastor Dear Friends in Christ, ......................................................... [email protected] REV. AIDAN O’BOYLE, Associate Pastor Mother’s Day is a day to honor the special women— ...................................................... [email protected] mothers, grandmothers, aunts, friends—who have fed, nurtured, REV. DONALD J. HEADLEY, Resident loved and shaped us into the people we are today. It is through ............................................. [email protected] their unconditional love that we begin to understand the depth MRS. MARCIA MAHONEY, Pastoral Associate/DRE of Christ’s love for us, and his command to share that love with ................................................ [email protected] one another. CHUCK THOMPSON, Deacon ................................................ [email protected] Mother’s Day is therefore an appropriate day to support MRS. MARY ANNE EICHHORN, Music Director a critical mission of the Church: the care of the poor and ......................................... [email protected] vulnerable. By participating in the Catholic Charities Mother’s MR. BARRY MURTAUGH, Business Manager Day Collection, each one of us has the opportunity to share ................................................ [email protected] Christ’s love with those who are hungry, homeless, hurting MRS. ALEDA DOWNS, Accounting Office and in need of help. We are greatly blessed in the Archdiocese ...................................................... [email protected] of Chicago to have an extraordinary social-service agency like MRS. MARY YAMOAH, Principal Catholic Charities to help us fulfill Jesus’ command to care for ....................................... [email protected] those in need. MRS. KATHY KAMINSKI, Parish Secretary .................................................. [email protected] As we share our resources with the poor and vulnerable, MRS. JOYCE CONRAD, School Secretary we not only allow God to bless others through us, but we are ........................................... [email protected] blessed as well. The poor teach us the virtues of tolerance, MR. JON LEBARON, Athletic Director/Gym Supervisor meekness and patience. God comes to us cloaked in poverty. ..................................................... [email protected] It is through our connection to the poor that we encounter the MR. JEFFREY ZYDLO, Maintenance Supervisor suffering Christ and so humble ourselves and truly open our hearts to his tremendous grace and mercy. BAPTISM: We joyfully welcome all children to the St. Mary of the Woods community. A Baptism preparation session is I thank you for your past support, and I invite you to required for all parents wishing to have their child baptized. again join me in making a contribution to the Catholic Charities Please call Father Aidan O’Boyle at the Rectory (773)763- Mother’s Day Collection. Your gift will help serve more than 0206 to make arrangements PRIOR to the birth of your child. one million people of all ages, races and religions in Cook and Lake Counties, including one out of every three citizens of the WEDDINGS: Those considering marriage should consult City of Chicago.
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