The First Sunday in Lent February 21, 2021 February 21, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church
WELCOME TO VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH Love and Service to Others 779 S. York Street • Elmhurst, IL • 60126 • www.visitationparish.org Daily Mass: Monday-Friday, 6:15 AM, 8:15 AM Saturday Reconciliation: 3:00-3:45 PM Regular Saturday Mass Hours: 8:15 AM, 4:00 PM (Vigil) Regular Sunday Mass Hours: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 6:00 PM VISITATION PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Visitation Parish, a Roman Catholic Community in the Diocese of Joliet-in -Illinois, seeks to draw all to Jesus Christ, revelation of the Father and font of the Holy Spirit, by celebrating the Sacraments, educating people of all ages in the Truths of the Catholic Faith, and reaching out to those who are physically, emotionally, or spiritually in need. PARISH AND PASTORAL STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION
PARISH OFFICE HOURS: [MON-THUR] 8:30 AM-4:30 PM [FRI] 8:30 AM-12 Noon • Phone: 630-834-6700 Fax: 630-834-6711 • Email: [email protected] • Parish Website: WWW.VISITATIONPARISH.ORG Deanery Website: easterndupagedeanery.org
VISITATION PASTORAL STAFF MUSIC • Rev. Greg Skowron, Pastor, 815-791-6073 • Barbara Masters, Parish Music Director [email protected] 630-834-8190 • Rev. Tomy Chellakandathil, Parochial Vicar [email protected] 630-834-6700 OFFICE STAFF [email protected] • Marek Latocha, Business Manager • Rev. Wolf Werling, Parochial Vicar 630-834-6700, x202, [email protected] 630-834-6700 • Anne Montgomery, Administrative Assistant to the [email protected] Pastor, 630-834-6700 • Dcn. Anthony Spatafore, Pastoral Associate, • Suzanne Noonan, Parish Secretary, 630-834-6700 630-834-6700 • Teodora Kulikowska, Accounts Payable [email protected] 630-834-6700, x206 • Dcn. James Eaker, 630-530-7596 • Susan Hemmersmeier, Communications Manager • Dcn. Mike Iozzo [email protected] 630-567-4700 VISITATION CATHOLIC SCHOOL Website: [email protected] www.visitationelmhurst.org • Dcn. Michael O’Ryan [St. Peregrine Ministry] Phone: 630-834-4931/Fax: 630-834-4936 630-530-2954 • Carrie Mijal, School Principal, [email protected] [email protected] PARISH FAITH FORMATION/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION • Katie McVey, School Assistant Principal • Matthew Pozen, 630-279-7058, x502 [email protected] [email protected] CALENDAR OF EVENTS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 Elections All Day PC Prayer for Priests 8:45 AM C Endow 9 AM PC WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Renewed 7 PM PC Faith Study 9:30 AM PC RE Family Stations (A) 4:30 PM C FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26 School Stations 9 AM C FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF ALL PARISH EVENTS, Stations of the Cross 7 PM C VISITATIONPARISH.ORG/CALENDAR-1 The First Sunday in Lent February 21, 2021
FASTING AND ABSTINENCE REMEMBERING AND CELEBRATING Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are obligatory days of SISTER THOMAS LEO MONAHAN fasting and abstinence for Catholics. In addition, Fridays during Lent are obligatory days of abstinence. Sister Story For members of the Latin Catholic Church, the norms on In June of 2006 I went to Sister Thomas Leo and told her fasting are obligatory from age 18 until age 59. When fast- I would be retiring and would be available to do ing, a person is permitted to eat one full meal, as well as volunteer work with the kids. She told me to see her the two smaller meals that together are not equal to a full following year. So, in March of 2007 I went back to meal. The norms concerning abstinence from meat are Sister to update her and she said she had me down and binding upon members of the Latin Catholic Church from that I should return in June. I came back at that time, and age 14 onwards. she asked me when I wanted to start. I told Sister, Labor If possible, the fast on Good Friday is continued until the Day and she said ok. The kids start back to school in Easter Vigil (on Holy Saturday night) as the "paschal fast" August. Even though I started in October, 2007, in June to honor the suffering and death of the Lord Jesus, and to of 2008, a background check was finally done on me and prepare ourselves to share more fully and to celebrate people asked me, “How did you get away with not more readily his Resurrection. having a background check all this time?” I told them, “You have to understand. STL is like the Pope!”
Also, I’m a Green Bay Packer fan and the Vis kids are STATIONS OF THE CROSS Bears fans. In 2014, I was in the school by the library Everyone is welcome to pray the Stations chanting, “Back the Pack.” The kids were chanting of the Cross each Friday at 7 PM during “Sack the Pack.” So, I decided to make a game out of Lent in the main church. it. Near the library, I had kids on one side of the hall saying, “Back the Pack." Kids on the other side were saying, “Sack the Pack.” I was leading them down the hallway towards the Principal’s office and there was Sister. She asked me, “Are you having fun?” The kids were mystified that Sister was all smiles. I told Sister we were having fun and we continued on our way to the Gym.
Terry Walden Religious Education assistant Parish Special Projects volunteer
A Memorial Mass and Celebration of the life of longtime, beloved Visitation School Principal Sister Thomas Leo Monahan will be held Sunday, June 13, 2021.
We encourage anyone to submit a memory of STL to share. Please submit to [email protected].
An Act of Contrition
Forgive me my sins, O Lord, forgive me my sins; the sins of my youth, the sins of my age, the sins of my soul, the sins of my body; my idle sins, my serious voluntary sins; the sins I know, the sins I do not know; the sins I have concealed for so long, and which are now hidden from my memory.
I am truly sorry for every sin, mortal and venial, for all the sins of my childhood up to the present hour. I know my sins have wounded Thy Tender Heart, O My Savior, let me be freed from the bonds of evil through the most bitter Passion of My Redeemer. Amen.
O My Jesus, forgive what I have been. Amen February 21, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church
FLAMES OF FAITH PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Candles will burn perpetually this week Please keep these parishioners in your prayers, before the Blessed Sacrament in the and all the sick and their families: Adoration Chapel of Our Lady, Mother of the Eucharist, for the following intentions: Bob Kaminiski, Beth Huttner, Fr. Miroslaw Stepien and Brian Walden • For the intentions of Juan J. Guera If you or a member of your family is ill or hospitalized and would like to be placed on our Prayer List, please call the BAPTISMS Rectory office and let us know. LINDSEY MARIE daughter of Reid and Pamela (Valdez) Bruggeman PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
DOMINICK JOSEPH Please pray for all of those who have died, especially son of Christian and Megan (Frejlich) Longo Norbert Stopka
“Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon them.” Scholarship Opportunity for Visitation Class of 2017 Reminder-Deadline 2/28/2021 ARMED FORCES PRAYER LIST
The Brian E. Wagner Scholarship Fund (BEWSF) invites We remember and pray for the protection Visitation alums to be recognized as leaders in the of our military as they serve in our Armed Elmhurst community. Forces. U.S. Air Force Vis Grads from 2017 are eligible to apply for a one time college scholarship. MSGT Kevin M. James (Andrews AFB, MD) This year’s award is estimated at $2500. AMN Natalee Arbino (Wright Paterson, OH) Carry on the tradition and honor of being the next BEWSF AMN E2 Jacob Neimanas (Travis AFB, CA) scholarship recipient! A1C Eric E. James (Dyess AFB, Abilene, TX) U.S. Army Qualifying Criteria PFC Michael Perrone (Germany) th • Must have graduated 8 grade from a school in MAJ Patrick Leen (IL.) Elmhurst, IL. or be currently enrolled as a Senior at a 1 LT Joseph D. Frost (Ft. Knox, KY) high school in Elmhurst, IL CPT Nicholas Keller (Ft. Knox, KY) • Participated in a minimum of 3 extracurricular 1 LT Thomas J. Diwisch (Fort Bragg, NC) activities throughout time spent in high school SPC Stephen J. Taylor (Ft. Riley, KS) • Submit a copy of your official high school transcript 2 LT Francesca Cervone (Fairbanks, AK) • Submit 2 letters of recommendation from a: teacher, coach, boss, community leader, etc. that you have 1 LT Nathanial A. Greenberg (Ft Leonard Wood, MO) interacted within the last five years CPT Kathleen M. Donofrio (Afghanistan) • Fulfilled 25 hours of volunteer outreach service with U.S. Army National Guard an organization that supports a cause you’d like to PVT Christopher J Slowinski (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO) commit and contribute to MAJ Joseph Doyle (ID) • Submit proof of acceptance to a college, trade school CPL James Kotowski (Afghanistan) or institution of higher learning and enrollment for the U.S. Coast Guard fall semester of 2021-2022 CPO Patrick Kirby (TX) U.S. Marine Corps There is no GPA requirement, therefore, all students can PVT Nicholas Acevedo (CA) apply. Visit our website and click on the Application Tab to apply https://brianewagnerfund.org/ CPT Kurt P. James (Okinawa) SGT David Byrne (MCAS, Cherry Pt., NC) CPL Eric E. Gibas (Camp Pendleton, CA) PVT Dominic Tosto (San Diego, CA) BULLETIN DEADLINE: Tuesday at 12 Noon United States Navy Email: [email protected] LCDR Robert Aranha (United States) The First Sunday in Lent February 21, 2021
MASS INTENTIONS GOSPEL REFLECTION
February 21, 2021 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 The First Sunday of Lent 6:15 AM Souls in Purgatory St. Oscar Romero said, “Aspire not to have more, but to be more.” These powerful words provide the perfect 8:15 AM framework for a conversion oriented Lenten experience. +George Klein God is giving us this Lenten sign to stop being concerned about what you have and focus on who you are. This TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 requires that we create a desert space and listen more 6:15 AM attentively for God to reveal His presence. It is all so +Colleen Reardon wonderfully simple on the one hand and so incredibly 8:15 AM challenging on the other. The message is simple: love God, neighbor, and self. Those simple words make great sense, Intentions of Frank Guistolise but we struggle translating them into reality. Our +Joseph Guistolise attachments, compulsions, obsessions, addictions, routines, and busyness all anchor us to the “idol of the self,” keeping WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 us mired in our compulsive need for self-aggrandizement. 6:15 AM It’s not about us!
+Tom Fahey God vowed, long ago, to nurture, sustain and protect the 8:15AM relationship He has with His people. He called us into +Sarah Kaminski being, nurtures us in being, and sustains us in being. Without the Loving Divine Presence, all life would cease. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 Once we slow down a bit and clear away some of the 6:15 AM clutter, we can see how the journey of our life is unfolding. Souls in Purgatory We can see what brings us in and out of tune with God’s love and how we can better imitate God’s loving fidelity in 8:15AM our relationship with Him. In short, we will see our myopic ++SCJ Priests short sightedness and figure out how we can better share the Divine Fire within with others. Lent isn’t just about FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26 giving stuff up for forty days and indulging again at Easter. 6:15 AM We need to push things much farther and wrestle with the +Richard and Carmella Kapraun question of how we can be more. “Being more” means becoming more fully alive and in touch with the holiness of +Paul Daivd life and the divinity that lives in and empowers all beings 8:15 AM and things. It is realizing that the “quality” of our presence Intentions of Lino Galdo is crucial to being an effective witness and herald of God’s unconditional love. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 The illusion we have bought into causes us to believe that 8:15AM the wrong things and systems matter. We tirelessly fight to Souls in Purgatory keep things the way they are, to return to the former ways 4:00 PM of doing things or restore some nostalgic fantasy memory +Delores Brosseau of “life in the good old days.” Lent isn’t about maintaining +Barbara McGue what we have or returning to something that is gone. It’s about becoming something new. It’s about being more SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28 focused, centered, convicted, and grounded so that we can be a person who truly loves and treasures being made in the 7:30AM image of God. The secret to Gospel living is not found in +Joseph Sweeney accumulating anything for ourselves, even merit points for 9:30AM heaven. Gospel living means learning how to live with less People of Visitation Parish so that others can live with more. The thought of +Fred Cafasso permanently giving something up makes us feel uncomfortable. Truth often does. 11:30AM Intentions of Michelle Reetz Readings for the week of February 21, 2021 +Tom Fahey +Marian Leyva Sunday: Gn 9:8-15/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15 Monday: 1 Pt 5:1-4/Mt 16:13-19 6:00 PM Tuesday: Is 55:10-11/Mt 6:7-15 Intentions of Fr. Miro Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10/Lk 11:29-32 Thursday: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25/Mt 7:7-12 Friday: Ez 18:21-28/Mt 5:20-26 Saturday: Dt 26:16-19/Mt 5:43-48 Next Sunday: Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18/Rom 8:31b-34/Mk 9:2-10 February 21, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church
NEED A PUSH?
Here we are in the first weekend of Lent. A great time to begin the season with a clean slate. But let’s face it, going to Confession isn’t always at the top of our “to do” lists. We procrastinate. Sun Feb 28th The Church recommends monthly Confession, but Please consider signing up or donating to the many people can’t even remember the last time they upcoming No Frills Fun Run. This year went to Confession. In St. Faustina’s diary, Jesus the Knights of Columbus is supporting their said: “Do not put off the Sacrament of Penance, fellow KC Brother Jeff Jendreas and his family because this displeases Me.” (Diary, 1464) He wants as they struggle with medical bills for their you to take advantage of the Sacrament, not for His daughter Hope. The Jendreas Family are sake, but for your sake. Many people don’t want to parishioners here at Visitation. go to Adoration because they know that they are coming face to face with God who sees into their The Knights are selling Team Hope t-shirts for heart and soul and that may make them feel the cause and KC Brothers Ray Schiliro and uncomfortable. But remember, you are in the Joe Falcone are running the 10K event to help presence of the Divine Physician, who can truly heal raise funds for Team Hope. your deepest wounds. 100% of proceeds raised through the No Frills website helps the beneficiaries selected for You may need a push. A young 2021. To donate click go to https:// Father Fulton Sheen was in nofrillsfunrun.org/index.html church when a famous singer entered. This woman, entangled After the No Frills Run, there will be post party in sin, needed that push. And he at HB Jones for all interested. gave it---literally. Sheen explains that she made a good Confession and later became a nun at Tyburn. (Who are Tyburn nuns? They are an Order of the Benedictines whose life is centered on Eucharistic Adoration for the glory of God and prayer for the needs of the whole human family.) God was greatly pleased. But when Archbishop Fulton Sheen told this story forty years after her conversion, he said: “I didn’t ask her to go to Confession. I pushed her in.” (adapted from Jesus Speaks to Faustina and You)
Start Lent off on the right foot. Confession is available on Saturday 3:00-3:45 pm or by appointment. We are blessed with very kind and understanding confessors here at Vis. We speak from experience. Go to Confession--feel good again!
Jesus waits for you in confession and in the Adoration Chapel. The Adoration Chapel is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Partners are needed to help other Registered adorers. To sign-up for an hour, please email us at [email protected] or contact Mary Lewis at 630-941-9173 or Joan Taylor at 630- 530-8963 to register. The First Sunday in Lent February 21, 2021
Please join us in praying for our Genuflection and Kneeling priests. We meet each Thursday in Does it matter what leg you kneel on when genuflecting? the church at 8:45 AM. Genuflection is an act of devotion that literally means “to bend the knee.” For many Catholics, it’s an almost Contact Deacon Jim with any automatic gesture that we perform before entering our pew questions: or row of seats at Mass. But, like many of the symbols and gestures of our faith tradition, genuflecting can also be an 630-915-8920 invitation for deeper reflection. The practice of “bending the knee” is an ancient way of recognizing the presence of someone greater than we are. It Visitation Mass is now being STREAMED LIVE! has been said that the practice dates back to the time of
Masses will be streamed Saturdays at 4 PM and Alexander the Great, but it became a common part of etiquette in the royal courts of the Middle Ages. From weekdays at 6:15 AM. Student Masses at 1:10 PM on throne rooms and palaces, it was a small step to Wed & Thurs will also be streamed. genuflecting, becoming part of the devotional lives of Go to the homepage of our website: Christians who used this secular gesture as a way of recognizing the presence of the One who is King of Kings, www.visitationparish.org especially in the Eucharist. In our tradition, although many have been taught or prefer to genuflect by placing their right knee on the ground, there is no prescribed way to genuflect. This is especially important to keep in mind if physical limitations or age make certain movements Just for Kids! difficult for us. Today, Catholics are asked to genuflect in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament (whether in the tabernacle or exposed on the altar during eucharistic adoration). So, while it has become second nature to genuflect before entering your seat in church, we should pay attention to where the Blessed Sacrament is kept in each church or chapel we visit, and genuflect in the direction of the tabernacle where the Blessed Sacrament is kept. In churches or chapels in which the tabernacle is in a separate space, we are invited to simply bow toward the altar. ALPHA: THE MARRIAGE COURSE! 7 weeks of date experiences to enrich and explore your marriage!
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Faith Matt-ers By Matt Pozen – Director of Faith Formation
The Question of Authority (Article 11)
Last week we began to explore some of the leadership structures that developed in the early Church alongside the apostles, which would carry on their authority after they passed from the scene. We looked at the leading role that James (“the brother of the Lord”) played among the council of presbyters (elders) that led the church in Jerusalem. This council of presbyters had an equal vote with the apostles at the Jerusalem Council of 49 AD (Acts 15 & Galatians 2). What kind of leadership structures developed in the churches that St. Paul founded in the Greco- Roman world? Acts 13:1 mentions that it was a group of “prophets and teachers” in the church of Antioch (Syria) who “laid hands” on Paul and Barnabas and commissioned them for their first missionary journey. It is unclear what the exact roles were of prophets and teachers in the early church, but a document called The Didache (circa 100 AD) mentions that traveling prophets were often asked to preside at the celebration of the eucharist. Acts 14:23 says that on their first missionary journey Paul and Barnabas “appointed presbyters in each church and commended them to the Lord.” So just like the mother church in Jerusalem, the Gentile churches founded by Paul were led initially by a council of presbyters. Besides the general oversight of the church, the New Testament makes no mention of the other roles played by the presbyters, so we don’t even know if they were the ones who presided at the weekly celebration of the eucharist.
In Acts 18 Paul arrives in the city of Corinth in southern Greece, and he immediately befriends a Jewish Christian couple: Priscilla and Aquila. They may have hosted the Corinthian church at their home, since there were no church buildings at this early stage. As the hosts of the church, what kind of leadership role did Priscilla and Aquila play? We don’t really know, but after spending 18 months in Corinth Paul brought Priscilla and Aquila with him on his next stop: the city of Ephesus on the western coast of Turkey. Paul left them there, apparently to establish and lead a fledgling Christian community while Paul continued his missionary travels. A few years later Paul returned to Ephesus and wrote his 1st letter to the Corinthians, and in 16:19 of this letter he says that Priscilla and Aquila hosted the Ephesian church at their home.
A few years later (circa 58 AD), Acts 20 tells us that as Paul was wrapping up his missionary work in Ephesus, he gave a farewell speech to the presbyters, in the nearby town of Miletus. (So apparently the church of Ephesus was being led by a council of presbyters at that point.) In the speech Paul says to them: “Keep watch over yourselves and over the whole flock of which the holy Spirit has appointed you overseers” (Acts 20:28). The Greek word translated as “overseers” is episcopoi, which later on becomes the word for “bishops”. At this early stage, apparently the council of leaders who led each church were called both presbyteroi (elders) and episcopoi (overseers). It wouldn’t be until the second century that these became separate leadership roles in the church, where each region of churches would be led by a single episcopos (bishop), who ordained and appointed presbyteroi (elders) to lead each church in his region (diocese). And it wouldn’t be until the third century that presbyters acquired the title “priests”.
Next week we’ll explore what the letters of St. Paul in the New Testament reveal about the leadership structures in his churches. YTDYTD Sunday Sunday Collection Collection Your gift to the CMAA makes a difference
ForFor FebruaryJanuary 24, 14, 2021 2021 Our parish’s goal for the 2021 CMAA is $136,300, with 70 percent of any amount we raise over this goal returned to MassMass 4:00 $2,301.00$6,947.00 us for our use. The Diocese of Joliet mailed a packet about 7:30 $6,015.00$2,090.00 the CMAA, including a pledge card, to all registered pa- 9:30 $1,598.00$1,504.00 rishioners in January, and our pastor is sending additional 11:30 $1,592.68$2,000.00 information this month. Please prayerfully reflect on your 6:00 $2,911.11 $620.00 gift to this year’s CMAA and return your pledge card or envelope, make a gift online at jolietdioceseappeal.org or TOTALTOTAL COLLECTION COLLECTION MAS MASSS $14,479.79$13,161.00 text DONATE to (815) 205-1949. Thank you for consider- ing the most generous pledge possible to this year’s annual
appeal. ee-Giving-Giving $7,121.34$7,569.00 E-Giving TOTALTOTAL $21,619.13$20,730.00 Are you watching Mass from home? WeeklyWeekly Budget Budget $26,170.00 Have you lost your envelopes? Do you want a no-contact way to give? YTDYTD Budget Budget $785,100.00$863,610.00 Consider making your weekly donations online. YTDYTD Collection Collection $788,254.16$853,898.64 Go to www.visitationparish.org/give and sign up for e-giving. The First Sunday in Lent February 21, 2021
Men’s Bowling PARISH DIRECTORY Sev Delabar 630-833-7766 Adoration Chapel Men’s Small Groups Mary Lewis 630-941-9173 Jim Hermann 630-941-7854 Joan Taylor 630-530-8963 PADS Altar Servers 630-834-6700 Elizabeth Kosowski Catholic Light House Media Email: [email protected] Tom and Mary Parpan 224-558-5610 Prayer Quilt Ministry Email: [email protected] Karen Verner 630-834-6700 Casserole Ministry Right-to-Life Committee Kathy Best 630-834-7673 Paul Esposito Council of Catholic Women [email protected] Lindsay Cibelli 708-774-4900 RCIA 630-834-6700 Email: [email protected] Rosary Maker Ministry CRHP Lorene Bryan 815-671-1970 Mary McCann 630-605-8817 School Board President Email: [email protected] Jana Machon 773-562-0575 Crypt of the Saints Email: [email protected] Richard Montalbano 708-774-1946 Scouting Elizabeth Ministry Rob Moskal Clarita Iozzo 630-941-3929 ShopWithScrip Fathers Club Mindy Hosler 630-536-9996 Mike Machon Social Service Outreach Email: [email protected] Deacon Tony Spatafore 630-834-6700 Finance Committee Email [email protected] Brendan Gilboy, President 630-834-6700 SPRED Helping Hands Ministry Melanie Schneider 630-209-0064 Joe & Kathy Falcone 630-632-7897 Ushers Vikram & Caroline Prahbu 630-607-4777 Patti Pagni Knights of Columbus Email: [email protected] Tom Lenz (Grand Knight) 331-642-4775 Valentino Activity Center Tom Russell (Deputy GK) 630-697-7608 Linda Roberts 630-941-7785 John Dwyer (KC Squires) 847-280-1985 “Vis” Seniors Ladies Bowling Mary Ann Kramer 630-617-2550 Sharon Bresnanhan 630-530-1053 Vocation Committee Ladies and Couples Bridge Pam Gaudio 630-833-8812 Peg Majewski 630-834-5290 Joan Taylor 630-530-8963 Ladies Golf League Women’s Volleyball Lynn DeFilippis 630-834-5290 Tracy Nelson Email: [email protected]