St. Peter’s Church of the Sacred Heart Province

NOVEMBER 11, 2018

WEEKEND M ASSES Saturday: 12:00 noon Saturday evening: 5:00 p.m: (Sunday obligation satisfied)

Sundays: 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m., and 6:00 p.m.

WEEKDAY M ASSES 6:15 a.m., 7:15 a.m., 8:15 a.m., 11:40 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m., 5:00 p.m.

Consult bulletin for special Holy day and holiday schedules .

CONFESSIONS Weekdays: 7:30 a.m. —6:00 p.m.

Saturdays: 12:00 p.m. —4:30 p.m.

Consult bulletin for special Holy day schedule

DEVOTIONS /P RAYER

Mondays & Wednesdays: Evening Prayer after 5:00 p.m. Mass Tuesdays: St. Anthony devotions after every Mass Friday: Marian devotions after 1:15 Mass Eucharistic Adoration: Monday - Friday 1:45 —4:45 p.m.

Benediction: Monday through Friday at 4:45 p.m. OFFICE H OURS

Weekdays: 9:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.

Saturdays: 12 noon - 6:00 p.m. CHURCH H OURS

Weekdays: 5:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Saturdays: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Sundays: 8:30 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.

110 West Madison Street ● Chicago, Illinois 60602-4196 312.372.5111 ● www.stpetersloop.org Welcome to St. Peter’s Church -2- November 11, 2018 Weekend Presiders FRANCISCAN F RIAR S TAFF

Saturday, November 10 Confessors & Staff:

5:00 pm Fr. Kurt Hartrich O.F.M. Fr. Kurt Hartrich O.F.M., Pastor

Sunday, November 11 Fr. Ken Capalbo O.F.M. 9:00 am Fr. Fr. Ed McKenzie O.F.M. & Fr. Wenceslaus Church O.F.M. Fr. Ed Shea O.F.M. Fr. Derran Combs O.F.M. 11:00 am Fr. Ken Capalbo O.F.M. Fr. Mario DiCicco O.F.M. 12:30 pm Fr. George Musial O.F.M. Fr. Tom Ess O.F.M. 6:00 pm Fr. Elric Sampson O.F.M. Br. Leo Geurts O.F.M Fr. James Hoffman O.F.M. Br. Clarence Klingert O.F.M. ’ Days and Observances Br. Thomas Krull O.F.M.

Sunday, November 11: 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Br. William Lanning O.F.M. Fr. Ed McKenzie O.F.M. Monday, November 12: St. Josephat, Bishop & Tuesday, November 13: St. Francis Xavier Cabrini, Virgin Br. Guillermo Morales O.F.M. Fr. George Musial O.F.M. Wednesday, November 14: Sts. Nicholas Tavelic, Friar Priest Fr. Carlos Ruiz O.F.M. & Companions, Friar Fr. Elric Sampson O.F.M. Thursday, November 15: Ordinary Time Fr. Ed Shea O.F.M.

Friday, November 16: Ordinary Time Part -time Friar Staff : Saturd ay, November 17: St. El izabeth of Hungary,

Patroness of III Order Fr. Arthur Anderson O.F.M. Br. Ed Tverdek O.F.M.

In Residence: ST. P ETER ’S S TAFF Br. Doug Collins O.F.M. Fr. Robert Hutmacher O.F.M. Director of Liturgy and Music Fr. Robert Karris O.F.M. Gregory Ceurvorst 312 -853 -2412 Br. Bill Schulte O.F.M. Associate Director of Liturgy and Music Br. Marc Sheckells O.F.M. Br. Raymond Shuhert O.F.M. Coordinator of Liturgical Ministers - - Br. Thom Smith O.F.M. (Vocation Office) James Kapellas 312 853 2418 Fr. Paul Tuan O.F.M. Director of Environment and Sacristan Phil Bujnowski 312 -628 -1254 Programs Director Fr. Derran Combs O.F.M. 312 -372 -5111 Communications & Activities Director WEEKLY COLLECTIONS - - Jo Ann Bednar 312 853 2376 Many tha nks to those of you who have Director of Public Safety contributed to St. Peter ’s collection this past - - week. Your gifts are essential to our ministry, Gilbert Mathews 312 853 2334 and we are grateful. Business Manager Br. Clarence Klingert O.F.M. 312 -372 -5111 Weekly Goal ...... $ 12,000 Young Adult Ministry October 27 -28 Total ...... $ 7,604 Fr. Ed Shea O.F.M. 773 -892 -4134 Difference ……………..….$ - 4,396 stpetersloop.org -3- November 11, 2018 T HOUGHTS FROM THE PASTOR A s we are about to celebrate spend weeks and months separated Veterans Day (Monday this year since from their families sometimes on the actual date falls on a Sunday), it is bases in our country but often in lands important that we all take time to afar for the cause of peace. Many who reflect on the meaning of this holiday have served are in VA hospitals and to remember all those who have because of their physical and mental and still do serve in our Armed wounds. Some still suffer from bouts Forces. This year of 2018 holds a of depression, COPD, and many very special place due to the fact that we are celebrating related illnesses. We pray for, thank, the 100 th Anniversary of the End of World War I. and support all of them not only today but always.

On November 11, 1919, President Woodrow Wilson At the same time, let us do all in our power to do issued a message to his countrymen on the first everything possible to promote peace at home and Armistice Day, in which he expressed what he felt the around the world and to never again enter into a buildup day meant to Americans: of arms and an abundance of nuclear devices that have the potential to wipe out millions of people if they were “ A year ago today our enemies laid down their arms ever used. We must lead the way through diplomatic in accordance with an armistice which rendered them channels in consort with other nations or one -to -one to impotent to renew hostilities, and gave to the world an promote peace through just and moral leadership. We assured opportunity to reconstruct its shattered order invite you to a special Veterans Day Mass at 12:15 and to work out in peace a new and juster set of on Monday, November 12, to honor Veterans. It will international relations. The soldiers and people of the be concelebrated by three priests who are veterans and European Allies had fought and endured for more than sponsored by the Notre Dame Club of Chicago VIC. four years to uphold the barrier of civilization against Everyone is invited. the aggression of armed force. We ourselves had been in THIRTY -SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME the conflict something more than a year and a half.

“ With splendid forgetfulness of mere personal “The widow ’s mite ” would be a suitable headline for concerns, we remodeled our industries, concentrated our today ’s readings. True generosity is portrayed through financial resources, increased our agricultural output, the lives of two widows, the most vulnerable people in and assembled a great army, so that at the last our power society. In the First Reading, a widow, in the middle of was a decisive factor in the victory. We were able to a great famine, shares the last of her resources with the ’ “ bring the vast resources, material and moral, of a great prophet Elijah. Elijah s trust and encouragement— Do ” and free people to the assistance of our associates in not be afraid —strengthen her trust in God, and her Europe who had suffered and sacrificed without limit in generosity in sharing her last meal with Elijah is the cause for which we fought. rewarded with a supply of food that lasts throughout the famine. “ Out of this victory there arose new possibilities of ’ ’ political freedom and economic concert. The war Today s Gospel Reading opens with Jesus remarks showed us the strength of great nations acting together about the scribes, and these provide the context for what for high purposes, and the victory of arms foretells the follows. He is criticizing the Jewish scribes, the legal enduring conquests which can be made in peace when experts, for being more interested in receiving honor nations act justly and in furtherance of the common from people than serving them. Jesus singles out the interests of men. way “they devour the houses of widows ”—a

“ devastating criticism! In contrast to their selfishness, To us in America the reflections of Armistice Day Jesus observes a widow in the Temple who provides an will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those ’ authentic example of sacrificial giving. Jesus draws who died in the country s service, and with gratitude for attention to her putting “two small coins worth a few the victory, both because of the thing from which it has cents ” into one of the thirteen collection boxes. Sadly, freed us and because of the opportunity it has given this translation has lost the beauty of a long English America to show her sympathy with peace and justice in tradition! Literally, the translation should read: “a poor the councils of nations. ” widow came and threw in two mites that make up half a After the end of World War II, the holiday was farthing! ” The coin referred to here as a “mite ” is the changed to Veterans Day so that it would commemorate lowest denomination of a coin that has ever been struck all men and women who have served our country in by any nation in history! And yet she is giving to the times of war and of peace. Many of these veterans still treasury what in fact she could not afford. continued on page 4 Welcome to St. Peter’s Church -4- November 11, 2018 T HOUGHTS FROM THE PASTOR - CONTINUED Both readings illustrate the Sisters of the Sacred Heart. Seven young genuine self -sacrificing nature women from the orphanage joined her.

of giving. The widows gave to Since her early childhood in , the extent of hurting! These - Frances had wanted to be a missionary acts of self sacrifice by the in China but, at the urging of poorest and most vulnerable - Leo XIII, Frances went west instead of offer a beautiful foreshadowing of the genuine self east. She travelled with six sisters to sacrifice of Jesus whereby he gave his very life for our New York City to work with the salvation. thousands of immigrants living there. Side by side in today ’s Gospel Reading is an account She found disappointment and of how the scribes both take advantage of the widow difficulties with every step. When she and pray. Jesus says, “They devour the houses of arrived in New York, the house intended to be her first widows and, as a pretext recite lengthy prayers. ” orphanage in the United States was not available. The However, as Jesus points out in the Gospel, and as Pope archbishop advised her to return to Italy, but Frances, Benedict XVI notes in Deus caritas est, love of neighbor truly a valiant woman, departed from the archbishop ’s and God are linked. The pope states, “Here we consider residence all the more determined to establish that the various meanings of the word ‘love ’ as it relates to orphanage. And she did. both God and neighbor. How important it is for us to In 35 years, Frances Xavier Cabrini founded 67 understand that love of God and neighbor is truly one institutions dedicated to caring for the poor, the great command of Jesus ” (## 3, 10 -11, 16 -17). abandoned, the uneducated and the sick. Seeing great The Responsorial Psalm relates the message of the need among Italian immigrants who were losing their First Reading and the Gospel as it proclaims that the faith, she organized schools and adult education classes.

Lord secures justice for the oppressed, gives food to the As a child, she was always frightened of water, unable hungry, and sets captives free. Our Christian lives are to to overcome her fear of drowning. Yet, despite this fear, follow each of these actions of the Lord. In Gaudium et she travelled across the Atlantic Ocean more than 30 spes, the Council Fathers note our union with others times. She died of malaria in her own Columbus and the mandate to care for those in need, “Here we find Hospital here in Chicago. a mandate for the Church and society to care for the needy and the poor as human resources increase. The The compassion and dedication of Mother Cabrini is work of charity calls for a pastoral sense of ‘who is my still seen in hundreds of thousands of her fellow citizens neighbor ’ in the universal and ‘who are who care for the sick in hospitals, nursing homes, and my brothers and sisters ’ in the human family ” (#9). state institutions. We complain of increased medical costs in an affluent society, but the daily news shows us For Your Reflection: How could the widow in the millions who have little or no medical care and who are New Testament reading give the little food she had to a calling for new Mother Cabrinis to become citizen - stranger? When have you given, perhaps with time or servants of their land. emotional support, more than you thought possible? Do PRIESTHOOD ORDINATIONS we need to do more to help others realize who their neighbor is? We are very pleased to announce that Br. Dat Hoang,

SAINT FRANCES XAVIER CABRINI O.F.M. and Br. Edward Tverdek, O.F.M. have Tuesday, November 13, 2018 completed their deacon internship and now will be ordained to the ministerial priesthood this Saturday, Frances Xavier Cabrini was the first United States November 17, at 10:00 AM here at St. Peter ’s. The citizen to be canonized. Her deep trust in the loving care ordaining bishop is Most Reverend Alberto Rojas, of her God gave her the strength to be a valiant woman Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago. Everyone is invited to doing the work of Christ. participate in the ordination liturgy, especially if you have never been present for an ordination. The Refused admission to the religious order which had ceremony will most likely last about an hour and a half, educated her to be a teacher, she began charitable work and there will be a luncheon in the St. Clare Auditorium at the House of Providence Orphanage in Cadogno, immediately afterwards. Italy. In September 1877, she made her vows there and took the religious habit. When the bishop closed the We congratulate both Br. Dat and Br. Ed as they now orphanage in 1880, he named Frances prioress of the begin their ministry as friar priests. Fr. Dat will return to continued on page 6 stpetersloop.org -5- November 11, 2018 THIS WEEK SCRIPTURE S TUDY

Monday, November 12 Mark 12:38 -44 12:10 Divorced & Separated (C) While watching TV ads in anticipation of the recent Repair My House (A/B) - 5:00 Men ’s Group (Chaste Living) (A) mid term elections, I had an interesting thought. What if 5:30 Young Adults (C) negative campaign ads were replaced by positive ones? 5:40 Evening Prayer (Ch) What if the candidates actually paid attention to what the people were saying? What if they actually admitted that Tuesday, November 13 voters were pretty much fed up with negative ads, 6:45 A.A. (C) preferring candidates who spent more time talking about 12:10 Debtor ’s Anonymous (B) their own platform than about what their opponents were 5:30 Brazilian ’ Reception (B/C) doing? Legion of Mary (P) “ Beware of the scribes, who like to go around in long Wednesday, November 14 robes and accept greetings in the marketplaces, seats of 6:45 A.A. (C) honor in synagogues, and places of honor at banquets. ” 12:10 San Damiano (C) With the exception of the long robes (unless the candidate 1:00 Group Spiritual Direction (A) also happens to be a judge!) this warning might also apply 5:40 Evening Prayer (Ch) to many political office seekers. In my years working at a small suburban law firm (“… in the marketplace …”), I Thursday, November 15 spent many hours organizing fundraising events so that 7:00 Notre Dame Networking (A/B/C) attorneys who were running for political offic e might “… 12:00 A.A. (C) accept greetings …” from their constituents. And it was Friday, November 16 often my job to make sure that people who were 12:10 Scripture Study (C) Fr. Derran particularly generous with financial contributions were given “… seats …and places of honor …” as well. Financial Workshop: Pre/Post Retirement (B) But what about the widows? What about those people A FREE Meal for those in Need who don ’t have any political power? The people who aren ’t invited to the fundraising events and who, even if Tuesday, November 20th they were invited, would have no money to give? How are 12 pm until 1:30 pm St. Clare Auditorium Lower Level they to make their voices heard? By going to the polls and voting! Anyone running for office knows that. Why else In honor of Pope Francis ’ Annual World Day would so much time and effort be put into controlling who of the Poor, St. Peter ’s is offering to our can and cannot vote? Brothers and Sisters in need, a meal, free of charge, and from the bottom of our hearts. In Mark ’s Gospel “[ m]any rich people put in large sums …”, but the widow “… contributed all she had …” It Pax et Bonum! All are welcome to this place! costs a great deal of money to run a political campaign but, even assuming that the election is conducted in a legal and Mass to Honor Veterans ethical manner, all the money in the world cannot equal the value of one vote. Consequently, our right to vote carries Monday, November 12 with it the responsibility to spend our vote wisely. Our 12:15 pm vote may be all that we have but, cast with care, it can

The Notre Dame Club of Chicago Veterans elect people who will change more than their campaign ads. Initiative Committee (VIC) is excited to invite everyone to attend a Mass at St. Peter's Church - Vinal Van Benthem, ofs on November 12, 12:15 to honor Veterans. Fr. Ed McKenzie, O.F.M. (Air Force veteran, a Chaplain VIC member and friar at St. Peter's Church) and Fr . Matt Foley, (Army Veteran, a Chaplain VIC member, and Pastor of St. Group Spiritual Direction James Church in Arlington Heights) and Fr. PJ Johnson (Navy Veteran, a Chaplain VIC Member, and Associate Presented by Pastor of Old St. Mary's Church in Chicago) will Br. Guillermo Morales O.F.M. concelebrate this Mass as a way to recognize Veterans who and Sr. Fran Sulzer FSPA have given so much to our country and to pray for the Wednesday, Nov. 14 & Dec. 19 challenges our country faces at this time in its history. - 1:30 3 pm St. Clare Auditorium, Lower Level Members of the Notre Dame Club of Chicago VIC will be available after Mass to explain the purpose of the VIC, and This is an opportunity for individuals to experience Group our mission to serve Veterans. Spiritual Direction on a monthly basis. Welcome to St. Peter’s Church -6- November 11, 2018

St. Anthony of Padua Parish in Louis, where he stability. This line is the Poverty Line. For a family of will serve as a parochial vicar; Fr. Ed will remain at St. four, that line is $24,257 a year. ’ Peter s, where he will join the friar staff as a confessor The Catholic Campaign for Human Development is while also maintaining his position as Adjunct Professor dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty by funding of Philosophy at Catholic Theological Union in Hyde community programs that encourage independence. You Park. We wish them well and promise to keep them in are essential to its success. Your generous donations prayer in the weeks and months ahead. will give those in poverty the support they need to make The usual noonday Saturday Mass will still be lasting changes. celebrated at the regular time, or as soon as possible Together, we can make a difference in families and after the ordination ceremony is finished and the people communities across the United States. 25% of monies attending have exited the church. collected stay right here in the Archdiocese of Chicago BRAZILIAN FRIARS COMING TO ST. PETER ’S to fund local programs—some new and some

The Custody of Saint continuing to do good in our neighborhoods and worthy Benedict of the sections of need in Lake and Cook counties. Next Amazon has an weekend please donate prayerfully and generously. Thank you. inheritance of missionary presence A CHUCKLE FOR YOUR PLEASURE of Franciscan Friars who came from Germany, Four men rode in a car: a mechanical engineer, an Northeastern Brazil, and the United States to the electrical engineer, a chemical engineer, and a computer Amazon Region of Brazil more than 100 years ago. In engineer. As they were driving along, the car stalled out.

1943, the first American friars from the Sacred Heart “ Province came to Brazil in order to continue the work of The mechanical engineer said, It must be the pistons. Let ’s repair them and be on our way. ” evangelization in this very vast region. It was not until March 10, 1990, that the Custody became an The electrical engineer said, “It has to be the spark independent entity of the Franciscan Order. Since this plugs. We ’ll replace them and be ready to roll in no time time, the Custody has seen an increase in local at all. ” vocations as more and more of the friars are Brazilian. “ ’ The chemical engineer said, No, it s got to be bad gas. The Franciscans in the Amazon seek to follow Jesus We ’ll flush the system and it will be good as new. ”

Christ more closely under the action of the Holy Spirit They turned to the computer engineer. “What do you and, as bearers of the Good News of the Kingdom of think we should do? ” they asked.

God, want to bring the Gospel message to the people of “ ’ the Brazilian Amazon in the immensity of the rivers, The computer engineer shrugged and said, Let s get forests and cities. They serve through prayer and out of the car, close the doors, then get back in and try contemplation, in pastoral and social services, in the restarting it. ”. ministry of reconciliation and religious assistance, and in missionary activity with indigenous peoples.

On Tuesday, November 13, Franciscans from the Custody of Saint Benedict of the Amazon will be at St. Peter ’s to share with you their experiences and ask for your support of their missionary activity. They will speak at all the Masses on Tuesday and in the lobby all day to answer questions and to receive your donations. After the 5:00 Mass there will be a small reception in the auditorium on the lower level for all those interested in learning more about the friars ’ lives and work in the Amazon Region. We hope you will be able to join them.

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Tickets can be purchased in Church Lobby.  - Pre & Post Retirement Fri., November 16 Trip includes air, land & tips, based on double Workshop discusses how to maximize Social Security Benefits; occupancy. Winner will visit sites hallowed by the how to supplement Social Security and Pensions; how to allocate investments to reduce risk and maximize return potential. life, passion, death & resurrection of Jesus and enjoy a religious, cultural, historical  Catastrophic Care - Thurs., November 29 and political experience of the Holy Worksho p covers the emotional and spiritual aspects of aging; medical and legal needs; and catastrophic care costs and the need Land. Winner will also visit Istanbul to be remembered. with its ancient religious and cultural 12:10 -12:50 pm, St. Clare Auditorium Lower Level sites. There is no charge for these workshops. If you would like to Winner need not be present. attend, please call to reserve your space Make check payable to: 312 -853 -2376. St. Peter ’s Church Repair My House Mondays, 12:10 - 12:55 pm 2019 Pilgrimages St. Clare Auditorium $5 Donation with Fr Mario DiCicco O.F.M.

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