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The Polish Heritage Club July / lipiec Vol. 17, Issue 6 of Wisconsin – Madison 2018 Year of Zbigniew Herbert Founded in 1979 as a WI non-profit organization to promote Polish Heritage through educational, cultural, charitable and social activities. PO Box 45438 Madison, WI 53744-5438 •http://www.phcwi-madison.org •Facebook •Email: [email protected] •(608) 831-8827 PHCWI Board of Directors PRESIDENT's LETTER 20th anniversary of the death of Zbigniew Herbert July 28 Officers: Vital organizations need to grow and develop. President 2018 We have a great group, but how many people (1924-1998), one of the greatest Allan Patek of Polish heritage don’t know who we are or Polish and European poets of 3patek.ar @gmail.com know about the great activities that we the 20th century. From the Sejm c-920/ 883-9704 sponsor? I’m asking all of you to help. announcement: "…in an era of VP/Pres-Elect 2018 Between now and the end of November, take crisis of values and deep lack Ted Ceplina of hope, Zbigniew Herbert al- theodoreceplina @gmail. time to reach out to at least five new people of Polish background you know (friends, family, ways championed values: in art Secretary 2018-19 – the canon of beauty, hierarchy Laurie Ross everyone). Tell them about the club and invite and craftsmanship, in life - ethical laurie.j.ross @gmail.com them to join our great group. For each new codes clearly differentiating between Treasurer 2017-18 member (put your name as a referring member the good and the evil. He embodied faithfulness. Linda Cagle on their Membership Form), we will enter your lindacagle @att.net To himself and to the word. He understood patri- name in a drawing for a free membership next otism as rigorous love that demands solidarity Past-President: year and a surprise gift. with those subjected to humiliation and patient Marge Morgan 2018 mumorgan55 @gmail. Let’s show off the same Polish determination work to restore to notions their true meanings." today that made our homeland’s rebirth pos- At-Large Directors: sible 100 years ago. Let’s exceed our goal of Odd year 2017-18: increasing our membership by at least 10 %. Stephen Pienkos ~ Allan Patek Poland's 100th Anniversary stevepienkos @gmail.com Gloria Welniak July 21-22 Celebrations in New York: gwelniak @charter.net WILLIAMSVILLE, Samuel's Grande Manor - Anniversary Gala Guests of Honor include: Even year 2018-19: A perfect time to invite potential members: Doris Graiewski *Secretary of State of the Republic of Poland, doris.graiewski @gmail. ANNUAL PICNIC FOR Anna Maria Anders, daughter of Gen. Anders Elaine Schenborn (at Opening of the Trail of Hope Exhibit), elaine.schenborn @gmai MEMBERS, FAMILY and FRIENDS *2-time Emmy Award winning actress Loretta Goodland County Park Swit (M.A.S.H.'s Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan), Facebook *3 time Emmy winning journalist Rita Cosby, Kasia Virgell Shelter # 1 2844 Waubesa Ave, Madison *Coleen Paderewski, relative of the 1st Prime Historian Minister of Poland Ignacy Paderewski Don Wesolowski Beltline exit 264 S Towne Dr to Moorland Rd → CHEEKTOWAGA - 60 Million Polonia Conference, Membership Lake Farm Rd →Goodland Park Rd →Waubesa 80th Annual General Pulaski Parade Jane Dunn 831-8827 gwtwfidldd1 @tds.net BUFFALO - Happy Hour, Mass at St. Stanislaus July 22 Sunday 11 am "The Mother Church of Polonia" from 1873, Newsletter 233-3828 10 am Setup starts: volunteers welcome! Editor Rose Meinholz city buildings lit white and red 11 am Start activities: music, cont. setup, grill phcwi NEWS @gmail.com NIAGARA FALLS - Illuminated in white and red Ronni Guski 12 -2 Potluck lunch - please bring a dish to Basia Pulz pass according to your last name: Sue Janczak A-F Desserts Publicity G-L Potato salads, baked beans, cooked veg. New Polish Coin "100th Anniversary of Diane Michalski Turner M-R Casseroles, hot dishes Poland Regaining Independence" 100-lecie odzyskania przez Polsk ę Niepodległo ści Website S-Z Cold salads, raw veggies, fruits, chips Irena Fr ączek Up to 38.42 mil. new coins will [email protected] After lunch: Music, games, Polish Folk Songs be in circulation - the size of End of picnic and clean up Poland's population. The Your club provides: kielbasa, plates, utensils, PLN 5 coin is worth about buns, condiments, beer, soda and water EUR 1.16 and USD 1.35. *We appreciate help with the setup, serving and cleanup. Let us know how you can help, show up early or stay to help clean up. Dzi ękuj ę! 2018 Polish Related Events page 2 Madison area: WI Public TV: "Poland Rediscovered" st 1 Fri 9am POLISH BREKFAST | Monona Garden | 608/831-8827 4 July 11:30am - WIS CHANNEL Rick Steves' Europe 1st Sun 3:00 pm Polish Mass | St Cecilia, 603 Oak St, WI Dells "Krakow, Auschwitz and Warsaw - see why the Polish ministry: Fr. Bronislaw Slodowski 262/315-6671 old "east" is becoming the new heart of Europe." 13 Aug POLISH CLUB BOOK CLUB |Middleton | 608/836-8632 Chicago: 22 July POLISH HERITAGE CLUB Picnic Goodland County Park THE POLISH MUSEUM OF AMERICA 984 N. Sept TBA Polish Genealogy with Steve Szabados Milwaukee Ave. 16 Sept POLISH HERITAGE CLUB at the 41st Annual Willy St. Fair 27-29 July 11am-2pm Annual Duplicate Books Sale 2018 October Polish American Heritage Month COPERNICUS CENTER - Jefferson Park 10 Nov POLISH HERITAGE CLUB Bazaar 31 Aug-3 Sept Taste of Polonia Festival 2018 1 Dec POLISH HERITAGE CLUB Wigilia Trips: 11 Aug POLONIA CHICAGO: Milwaukee Food & City Tours Portage County, WI: Madison pickup* 414/ 255-0534 ext. 3 INFO. FROM: https://www.milwaukeefoodtours.com/polonia-chicago Stevens Pt C&VB www.stevenspointarea.com/ “Dance News” www.polishconnection.com 14 Sept CHICAGO N. SIDE POLONIA: PGSA.org Ruth Lietz (TO RECEIVE EMAILS: [email protected]) https://pgsa.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Tour-details-sheet.pdf Includes three churches: West Town neighborhood’s 'mother July 1 St. Mary of Mount Carmel - Fancher, Amherst church of all Poles’—Saint Stanislaus Kostka; Bucktown neigh- 10am Polka Mass, 11:30-1pm Ray Konkol, 1-7pm Chad borhood’s centerpiece—Saint Mary of the Angels, and the Przybylski Polka Rhythms alt/w Burclaw’s New Polish Sounds Basilica of Saint Hyacinth in the Avondale neighborhood. July 8 St. Bronislava Festival, 3200 Plover Rd, Plover A long lunch break at Navy Pier…." 12-7pm Cynor Classics alt/w Rich Raclawski 18-26 Oct 2018 SHRINES/ SITES OF POLAND: Golden Frontier July 19-22 Portage Co. Fair of Amherst "We visit the most famous of all Polish shrines, Black July 14-15 St. Mary’s-Torun, 589 Dewey Dr, Stevens Point Madonna of Czestochova located in the Pauline Monastery Tractor & Car Show, Dinner includes cabbage rolls/pierogi since 1382. Mass is offered at the tomb of St. Stanislaus on 12-3:30 Norm Dombrowsk & HN, 3:30-7pm Maroszek Bro. the Wawel in Krakow. The Tatra Mountains on the Border of the Slovac Republic in beautiful Zakopane will be part of this July 22 Holy Spirit, Fremont St, Stevens Point Chicken Dinner tour as well as the capital, Warsaw is included in the trip." http://www.goldenfrontier.org/ less than three hours from Madison: 2019 UW-Madison Alumni Campus Abroad – Krakow PULASKI, WI POLKA DAYS www.phsofnew.org/events.html May 24 - June 1, 2019 Price starting at $2,895 19-22 July Information: 920/ 822-3869 WAA's Travel Team 608/ 262-2551 | 888-WIS-ALUM One of the largest annual Polish and polka fests in the www.uwalumni.com/trip/alumni-campus-abroad-krakow-poland/ Midwest. Art & craft show Sat & Sun, Polka Mass and Lutheran Worship Service on Sun, parade Sun at noon. Campsites, fireworks, firemen's water fights, food & fun. Genealogy: TBA SEPT WI H Soc. Steve Szabados Workshop 2018 BANDS: New Generation, Chad Przybylski and Polka Rhythms, Maroszek Brothers, Aaron Socha & LIVEwire, Concertina Rich, Polka WI State Genealogical Society wsgs.org/index.php Dynamics, The DynaBrass, Michael Costa and the Beat, Doctor Kiel- WEBINARS 7 pm: "Those that log in first will be admitted" basa, Polish Connection, The Natural Talent (TNT), Polka Country 17 July The Erie Canal and the Opening of the Midwest Musicians, Stephanie-America’s Polka Sweetheart, Carol & The Key- "The Erie Canal--a project many labeled hopeless and impos- notes, Box On, DynaVersaSticksToneAires, Steve Meisner, Neil sible--opened the Midwest to settlement and prosperity. It Zunker and Music Connection, Jerry Voelker & Jolly Gents, Gary’s provided a far easier migration route to the Midwest than Ridgeland Dutchmen, Polka Family, Polkatown Sounds, Box On and any of the land routes available, and it also gave settlers on Polka Family, Nathan’s Old Time Band, Keith Stras & Polka Confetti the Midwestern frontier a less expensive way to get their WHITING, INDIANA, PIEROGI FEST® www.pierogifest.net/ goods and produce to Eastern markets. Learn about the 27, 28, 29 July Fri - Polka Parade Sun - Pierogi Toss " building of this engineering marvel and how it affected the Where else can you see grown women dressed up like our lives of our ancestors." Register at: grandmothers (buscias, as we say) in housecoats and https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/9215461437790991619 21 Aug Citing Sources and Evaluating Evidence babushkas? Or the lawnmower brigade strutting through town with sandals and socks on like our dads did? You’ll also Polish Genealogical Society of America https://pgsa.org/ see life-size polish pastries and goodies walking and talking 14-15 Sept 40th Conference, Historical Chicago Tour (9/14) waiting to take a picture with you." “Polonia Near & Far-the Polish Diaspora” Arlington Heights, IL Club, Members and Wisconsin News T.
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    Mieczysław Madaj, Roman Nir The Polish Parish Organization in Chicago Rocznik Kolbuszowski 16, 237-253 2016 KS. MIECZYSŁAW MADAJ, KS. ROMAN NIR – Chicago The Polish Parish Organization in Chicago The title „Polish Parish Organization in Chicago”, must be explained and its extent adjusted for our purpose here. „Polish Parish Organization” means the establishment of parishes for Americans of Polish descent both Catholic and non – Catholic. Although I am reasonably sure of the situation outside of the Archdiocese of Chicago, I am certain that in Chicago and its metropolitan area the only parishes are those of the Roman Catholic Church and those of the Polish National Church. Polish Americans may belong to congratulations of other denominations but there are no special parishes for them in the other persuasions. The word, „Chicago”, in the title is expanded here to include the metropolitan area of the city; more specifically this means the Archdiocese of Chicago. According to the 1975 edition of the Official Catholic Directory there were 2,466,294 Catholic in the Archdiocese of Chicago which consists of Cook and Lake Counties in northeastern Illinois. To serve all these people there were 455 parish churches, 5 missions and 345 chapels. At that time there were still 57 parishes and 2 missions that were considered Polish. In the same manner as these parishes are no longer exclusively Polish the re- maining 399 parishes also include Poles among their members. The national lines were held rather firmly until World War II, but following it these be- came increasingly obscured. Not only in territorial parishes but also in what are still loosely considered Polish parishes one finds Blacks and Hispanics among the members.