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Holy Cross Kościół Świętego Krzyża 830 Elizabeth Street Joliet, IL 60435 Mailing Address: 901 Elizabeth Street Joliet, IL 60435 Saint Mary Nativity 706 North Broadway Street Joliet, IL 60435 Pastor: Father Jerome Kish Weekend Associate: Father Gerald Nicholas, O.S.A. School Director: Father Jerome Kish Music Director: Mr. Donald Legerski Office Manager/Bulletin Editor: Miss. Taylor Lofdahl Maintenance Supervisor: Mr. Mick Joutras Maintenance Manager: Mr. Larry Tomasic Business Manager: Mrs. Mary Nemanich St. Mary Nativity Parking Lot Masses “The stone that the builders rejected Saturdays: 4pm Sundays: 7am, 11am, 5:30pm & 9am in Polish has become the cornerstone.” Radio Station: 96.9 FM Mt 21 : 42ab Weekday Masses in Church 8:30am: Monday, Wednesday, Friday at Holy Cross Parish Office Hours: 8:30am: Tuesday & Thursday Monday – Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm at St. Mary Nativity Fridays 8:30am – 3pm 7:00pm: Monday—Saturday in Polish at Holy Cross MASKS Required Rectory Office (815) 726-4031 LiveStream Rectory Fax (815) 727-4393 Monday– Friday 8:30am Mass & 6pm Rosary School Phone Number (815)-722-8518 Sunday 9am Mass www.facebook.com/pg/SMNandHC www.stmarynativityholycross.com Holy Cross Kościół Świętego Krzyża 830 Elizabeth Street Joliet, IL 60435 Mailing Address: 901 Elizabeth Street Joliet, IL 60435 Parochial Vicar: Father Tomasz Sielicki Holy Cross Organist: Mr. James Grzadzinski Polish Organist: Mr. Mariusz Madej Business Manager: Mrs. Mary Nemanich Polish School Principal: Dorota Grzegorzewicz 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time - October 4, 2020 A Leer From Fr. Jerome Kish A World at Prayer is a World at Peace Did you ever hear of Fr. Patrick Peyton? He was known as ‘The Rosary Priest.’ As a young boy in Ireland, his Catholic family would gather each night for a family rosary. It was no mechanical practice. Patrick’s father John was filled with a spirit of faith that moved him to his knees to lead his family in true prayer. This family life of faith planted the seeds of a vocation in the heart of young Patrick. He came to our United States at the age of 18, ready to try his hand at selling real estate in Scranton, Pennsylvania. But Christ moved his heart to deal in heavenly real estate—the kingdom of heaven. He now dreamed of being a missionary priest. So he entered the Congregation of the Holy Cross, traveling to South Bend to the University of Our Lady—or Notre Dame. At Notre Dame, it seemed his dreams wouldn’t last. He might not last, either; Patrick came down with tuberculosis. It was his Aunt Annie who shared his mother’s heart with him when she said, “It was your mother’s constant prayer that your sufferings would come upon her, that you would get well and go back to your work.” It moved Patrick to ask our Blessed Mother for a cure. If his own mother loved him so much, how much more does the Mother of God. He spent his priestly life as a true missionary, proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ. And the way he taught the joy of the Gospel was through its summary in the mysteries of the Rosary. He had a knack for getting Hollywood stars like Bing Crosby and Loretta Young to help him pray and preach. They helped produce high-quality, dramatic productions of the life of Jesus. Those movies helped people to see and understand the scenes of Jesus life, death and resurrection—people were contemplating the mysteries of our faith. Huge rallies were held, rallies of prayer, prayers for peace. The practice of prayer that Patrick learned as a boy were now being brought by Father Patrick to the family of the world. In 1961, half a million people gathered together in San Francisco. Two million people prayer the Rosary together in Brazil and also in the Philippines. Two million people! And he repeated this constant motto: A World at Prayer is a World at Peace. These rallies weren’t some one-time event. They were prepared for by forty Holy Hours, praying for the spiritual success of the day. Forty Masses were offered. The local priests preached about the importance of family prayer. Pledge cards were distributed to invite people to take on the habit of prayer and attend the rally. Even those in hospitals and prisons were asked to join in and offering their sufferings for the success of these rallies. Fr. Peyton spent his life promoting these rallies from the 1950s to the 1980s. What was the point? Was it a success? I would point out that the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Cold War encompass this period. Yes, politicians and historians will credit their own success. I am more inclined to listen to the voice of the saints. Pope John Paul II attributed the fall of the Soviet Union not to his involvement in world affairs, but instead to the intercession of Our Lady. It’s much easier for people to unite against a common enemy and defeat them when that enemy is external. What do you do when destructive forces make you sick on the inside, within your own nation? Thankfully, the medicine is the same: prayer. It’s true, a world at prayer is a world a peace. The saints remind us that prayer and sin cannot live together—you will give up one or the other. October 7 is the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Our parishes have been joining together for a family Rosary each night at 6pm since the pandemic began. I hope you will join us, even at your own time according to your own schedule. Invite others to join you. People seem very concerned about the state of our nation and of our world. You could spark a conversation with them. “Are you truly concerned? Then could you pray a Rosary with me for peace? Let’s ask our Blessed Mother to help us.” Fr. Patrick Peyton really wasn’t afraid what they would answer. He knew that the question itself would plant the seeds of faith. And he loved the world too much and Our Lady even more to let it stop him from helping bring peace into the world. Fr. Patrick Peyton, pray for us that we may be the instruments of God’s peace in our day. With my prayers, Fr. Jerome [article researched from www.frpeyton.org ] 2 | SAINT MARY NATIVITY AND HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCHES St. Mary Nativity & Holy Cross Mass Intentions Saturday October 3rd 4:00 PM † Scott Dwyer by Dan & Marilyn Lajcin & Family (SMN) 7:00 PM † Leonard Fordonski (Birthday) by Family (HC) † Anton Kozar by Family (HC) Sunday October 4th 7:00 AM For Those Who Are Deceased (SMN) 9:00 AM † Larry Hastings by Gerry & Carol Bebar (SMN) 11:00 AM For People of the Parishies (SMN) 5:30 PM † Donald Tomich by Dorothy Tacchia (SMN) Monday October 5th 8:30 AM For Our Police Officers (HC) 7:00 PM † Zofia Rotnicki by Kristina (HC) Tuesday October 6th 8:30 AM † Phillip Torres by Fred & Diane Hafner (SMN) 7:00 PM O Boże błogosławieństwo dla Felicji Madury z okazji urodzin (HC) Wednesday October 7th 8:30 AM For Our Nurses & Doctors (HC) 7:00 PM † Grażyna Kuklińska (HC) Thursday October 8th 8:30 AM † James Putnam by Lambert Family (SMN) 7:00 PM † Leo Hojnacki by Frank La Buda & daughter Caryn (HC) Friday October 9th 8:30 AM † Nora J. Tirerney (Anniversary) by Family(HC) 7:00 PM † Janice Stempien by Catherine Truly (HC) Saturday October 10th 4:00 PM † Jack Fisher (Birthday) by Family (SMN) † Tim Gruber (Anniversary) by Family (SMN) 7:00 PM † Ray Page (Wedding Anniversary) by Wife, Jeanne (HC) † Julia Fordonski (Bithday) by Family (HC) Sunday October 11th 7:00 AM For the People of the Parishes (SMN) 9:00 AM † Mieczysław Sokołowski (zam. parafianie) (SMN) 11:00 AM † Tim Gruber by Family (SMN) 5:30 PM † Jean Yaros (Birthday) by Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Yaros (SMN) “DON’T BE AFRAID JUST BELIEVE” (MARK 5:36) | 3 Stewardship in Faith Collection “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat,” Starting Oct. 4th Saint Mary Nativity and Holy Cross will begin collecting food for Sunday - September 27, 2020 those in need. There will be a marked container at the Saint Mary Nativity $ 7,065.00 front of the parking lot during all masses. Holy Cross $ 1,962.50 All food will be donated to our Come Join! neighbors, the St. John’s Food Bank. Join us for Bible study, in Donations will be collected the first the Nativity Room on Sunday of each month. Tuesday October 6th Through the waters of from 9:30am-11:00am. Baptism on September 27, Requirements: we welcome the newest Enter through the Rectory, sign in, get your member of the temperature taken, enter by way of side door St. Mary Nativity Parish into Nativity Room. Please, when leaving help Community by sanitizing where you sat. Our Next Meeting Greyson Morales Gouneis will be October 13th, 2020. Addalyn Morales Gouneis Hope to see you then! (Daniel & Ariana) There will be an Day of Recollection for May we support the parents by prayer and Women on Wednesday, October 21st from example, as they seek to raise their child in the 11:00 am -1:00 pm Catholic Faith. at St. Mary Nativity Church The recollection will include several short talks, Flame of Faith Candles Benediction and the opportunity for the Week of October 4, 2020 sacrament of reconciliation. All of the women in Saint Mary Nativity the parish are invited. We are so happy to be able to offer this recollection again. Joseph (Bud) DePodesta Requirements: Holy Cross Enter through the Rectory, sign in, get your For the People of the Parishes temperature taken, enter by way of side door into Nativity Room.
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