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Saint Alphonsus ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURC H Saint Alphonsus ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURC H JUNE 6, 2021: FEAST OF THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST He said to them, “This is my blood of the covenant, which will be shed for many.” (Mk 14:24) LITURGY SCHEDULE Mass Schedule Eucharistic Adoration Wednesday 6:30—7:30 PM Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri 8:30 AM Wed 6:00 PM Confessions *No online registration for Daily Mass Saturday 11:00—11:30 AM Sunday 9 AM, 11 AM, and 5 PM *Or call one of the priests for an appointment *Please be sure to register online for Sunday Mass Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help Alphonsus Academy & Center For the Arts Tuesday after the 8:30 AM Mass Friday 8:30 AM or as announced Wednesday: 5:50 PM 1429 W. WELLINGTON S T. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60657 | STALPHONSUS CHICAGO.ORG | 773 - 525 - 0 7 0 9 Worship This Week’s Readings Welcome Our Sunday: Ex 24:3-8/Ps 116:12-13, 15-16, 17-18 [13]/Heb 9:11-15/Mk 14:12-16, 22-26 Recently Baptized Monday: 2 Cor 1:1-7/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [9]/Mt 5:1-12 Tuesday: 2 Cor 1:18-22/Ps 119:129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 135 [135a]/Mt 5:13-16 Kaylee Krystal Ortega Wednesday: 2 Cor 3:4-11/Ps 99:5, 6, 7, 8, 9 [cf. 9c]/Mt 5:17-19 Mary Alexandra Hiveley Thursday: 2 Cor 3:15—4:1, 3-6/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 10b]/Mt 5:20-26 For more information Friday: Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9/Is 12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [3]/Eph 3:8-12, 14-19/Jn 19:31-37 about having your child Saturday: 2 Cor 5:14-21/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a]/Lk 2:41-51 baptized at St Alphonsus, Next Sunday: Ez 17:22-24/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a]/2 Cor 5:6-10/Mk 4:26-34 please contact Kaitlin Please Pray Fidel Mercado Celeste Soult Welcome to the Holyk at Chavez [email protected] for the Sick Carol Reckwerdt Parish! Leslie Putman Dorothy Bonds Doug Tally Christopher Porcelli, At Rest in the Carolina Goldie Margaret Williamson, Joanna Ravelingeen Jeff De La Cruz Peace of Christ Kristi, Dominic, and Diane Mareci Jamie Wallett Stacy Strickland Christopher Porcelli Rosemarie (Swoik) William Ahearn Andrews Romie Richard Tim Dooling Larry, Laura, Brayden, Emilia Hurtado and Noah Liss St. Alphonsus School Sandra Wilson Spencer Lyles Graduate 1957 Bernard Zapp Monica Alexis Rios Magdalena Gonza- Raymond Hatrick Rachel Schopp lez Margaret Nichols Michelle Pantoja and Mike Madigan Vito Graziano Steven Bidochka Maria Eisler David Birks Christopher Bibat Rita Gerich Giving Update Please remember to help the poor. Donations to the poor box are allocated to our St. Vincent de Paul Weekly Budget Amount: $15,218 Society. The poor box can be found in the narthex. Offertory Collection for 5/30/2021: $13,353 Thank you! Helpful Household Hints by Harvey Levin Ripen Food in a Paper Bag Have you ever brought home a bundle of fruits, only to realize that they’re not quite ripe enough to eat? While you can wait for the fruits to ripen on their own, you can also speed up the process with a paper bag. Put un-ripened food in a paper bag and fold it closed. The bag will trap the ethylene gas inside, allowing the fruits to mature much more quickly than they would in the open air. Just be sure to check on it fairly regularly. If you leave it in the bag too long, you’ll just end up with rotten fruit! Wednesday, June 9 MASS INTENTIONS 6:00 PM +Hikmat Yaku Sunday, June 6 Thursday, June 10 9:00 AM +Edmund G. Gobat 8:30 AM +Steven Wagner 11:00 AM Ann Michels Friday, June 11 5:00 PM +Mary Binsfeld 8:30 AM +Raymond Wagner Monday, June 7 Sunday, June 13 8:30 AM Michael Griffin Conaty 9:00 AM +Leon Mika of the St. Alphonsus Graduating Tuesday, June 8 Class of 1956 8:30 AM Kathleen M. Marinelli 11:00 AM The Maske Family 5:00 PM The St. Alphonsus Graduating Class of 1956 2 | ST. ALPHONSUS CHICAGO Message From Fr. Bauer Phase 5: Are We There Yet? • use of seat marker slips will, um, Anyone who has ever been on a journey has heard slip away quietly. children ask this question. As adults, we often have the • ushers will take up a physical same question, although we may vocalize it less often. collection during Mass. Whether the question is spoken or not, it is an issue of • The gifts of bread and wine at Mass patience vs. expectation. will once again be brought forward We in Illinois have been on a long journey towards fully by worshippers in the congregation. reopening as the Covid situation and numbers continue • Altar servers will soon be returning to decline. The state and city anticipate that June 11 th is (stay tuned for info on recruiting and the date when their metrics to be fully open are reached re-training sessions). – what they call Phase Five. It’s been a long and • Lay people who are trained as Extraordinary arduous road to reach this point, in our excitement, we Ministers of Holy Communion will return soon. can hardly wait. • the return of Oktoberfest on Sept 24th – 26th (ok, so That said: are we there yet? this isn’t related to liturgy, but it is a great event we should trumpet every chance we get!) Just a little further… less than one week! It is also reasonable to assume that some safety What Does Phase 5 Mean for the Church? guidelines will remain in place, such as: While the Archdiocese has basically been mirroring the • sanitizing hands when entering the church. recommended protocols issued by the city and state – • staying home if you feel the least bit sick. and understanding those guidelines are subject to change, and more specifics from the Arch will be Expressing Gratitude forthcoming – here’s what we can reasonably expect We are all excited to be at this point, but I want to starting on June 11th: especially thank all of the volunteer greeters, sanitizers, • Pre-registration for Mass will no longer be required. and members of the parish’s Reops Team who stepped • Wearing masks will become optional, especially for forward starting last June to help the parish reopen those who have been vaccinated. We will not ask for after the lockdown and keep us successfully open. I am proof, but ask people to abide by the honor system. super grateful to all of you – and to everyone who coop- erated with these protocols throughout the past year. News and Events Celebrating Sacraments Tables for Sale at St. Alphonsus St. Alphonsus parishioner has 3 tables, one cocktail and To schedule a baptism, please review our two small smoked glass coffee she would like to sell. Any interest, please call Celeste (773) 297-7674 website, and scroll on the Sacraments tab at the top. You will be contacted upon Wedding Coordinators Needed completion of the form. Baptisms will mostly be on Sundays, however certain As the weather gets nicer (and more Saturday dates may be available. importantly everyone is vaccinated), St. Alphonsus will be in the midst of For information on scheduling your wedding season. Are you looking to get upcoming wedding at St. Alphonsus, please visit our more involved in our parish? St. Alphonsus is currently website page! in need of wedding coordinators to join our team. Help Wanted Being part of the Wedding Ministry is a rewarding opportunity, fun, and all volunteers receive a stipend The National Shrine of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, 2520 for their time. N. Lakeview is looking for a part-time security and Wedding coordinators are responsible for contacting maintenance assistant. To apply and for more infor- couples prior to their wedding, reviewing paperwork, mation visit cabrininationalshrine.recruitpro.com/ running wedding rehearsals, and supporting the jobs/183803-29676.html couples on their wedding day. All volunteers will be trained, no experience necessary. For more information contact Kaitlin Holyk at [email protected] FEAST OF THE HOLY BO DY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST Faith Formation Spring Your Kids Into Echo will take place at St. Alphonsus Friday Totus Tuus Summer Camp July 9 and Saturday July 10. More info is at the Archdiocese website at https://pvm.archchicago.org/ Spring break weather can make us look forward to human-dignity-solidarity/respect-life-chastity- summer, and we’ve got the perfect thing for your education/events children to do: after a hiatus of a few years, the Summer Experience Exploring Archdiocese is bringing the Totus Tuus summer camp back to St. Alphonsus, July 18-23. It’s like a Truth, Goodness, and Beauty week-long vacation Bible school, only way more fun In this 4 day Summer Institute on July 8-11, high and active! Incoming 1st to 6th graders would attend school students will be introduced to the disciplines the daytime session Mon 7/19 thru Fri 7/23, from 9 AM and distinct methodologies of philosophy and theology to 2:30 PM. A separate evening session for Junior High through college-level lecture and discussion of the three students and teens would be from 7-9 PM, from Sun “transcendentals” of truth, goodness, and beauty. 7/18 to Thurs 7/22.
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