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www.stguerinparish.org MISSION STATEMENT: "To do God's will as a unified, vibrant parish, and to foster an intentional relationship with Jesus through worship, witness, service, discipleship, and community." ST. CELESTINE CHURCH ST. CYPRIAN CHURCH 3020 North 76th Court 2601 Clinton Elmwood Park, Illinois 60707 River Grove, Illinois 60171 Phone: 708–453–2555 Fax: 708–452–0560 Phone 708–453–4800 Fax: 708–453–6141 MASSES (LIMIT 250) MASSES (LIMIT 70) Saturday 5 PM Saturday 4 PM Sunday 7:30 AM Sunday 9 AM 10:30 AM and live–streamed on Tuesday and Thursday 8 AM Facebook and stguerinparish.org Wednesday and Friday 8 AM ST. CELESTINE SCHOOL Reconciliation Saturdays 4—4:45 PM 3017 North 77th Avenue, Elmwood Park Illinois 60707 stcelestineschool.org 708–453–8234 Please register through the website, stguerinparish.org, for weekend masses. No registration needed for weekday masses or Reconciliation. You must wear a mask, practice social distancing, and follow the direction of the ushers. June 6, 2021 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ stguerinparish.org 2 On weekends, because of the pandemic, all intentions for individual masses are read at all the Masses at both churches. During the week intentions are listed on the days when Mass is offered. ST. MOTHER THEODORE GUERIN PARISH SATURDAY, JUNE 5 FRIDAY, JUNE 11 The Most Sacred Welcome! If you are new to our 4 PM ST. CYPRIAN St. Boniface Heart of Jesus 5 PM ST. CELESTINE and 8 AM ST. CELESTINE churches or just visiting, please SUNDAY, JUNE 6 Corpus Christi +Sabatino and +Concetta introduce yourself. We are happy 7:30 AM ST. CELESTINE DiCianno, Wedding to share in this celebration of the 9 AM ST. CYPRIAN Anniversary Eucharist. If you do not have a 10:30 AM ST. CELESTINE +Nick DiCianni church home, or your church is +Frank Mueller +Zoraida Reillo, Birthday +Mary Mellett not home to you, we are open +Father Leonard Matti SATURDAY, JUNE 12 to anyone looking for a spiritual +Emmanuel SanJose 3 PM ST. CELESTINE home. We invite you to become +Deceased Members of the St. John of Sahagun a part of our parish. You may Pankiewicz Family Nicole Garcia and Diego Muro register during the pandemic by +Mary Petella Wedding In thanksgiving for graces calling 708–453–2555. received through St. Joseph 4 PM ST. CYPRIAN +Judy Yates, 27th Anniversary 5 PM ST. CELESTINE and +Andrew Gutkowski, Anniversary SUNDAY, JUNE 13 Eleventh +Frank and +John Kucera Sunday in Ordinary Time +Attilio Manfredini, Birthday 7:30 AM ST. CELESTINE +Dennis DePillo, Birthday 9 AM ST. CYPRIAN +Frank Pudlo 10:30 AM ST. CELESTINE +Al Jaroch, 1st Anniversary +Keshawn Williams Mary Guidi Kennedy, for good +Jane Dye health +Betty Holland All offices in the parish and in are +Margaret Vena closed until the Archdiocese gives TUESDAY, JUNE 8 St. William of York +Margaret Maggio us permission to reopen. 8 AM ST. CYPRIAN Zygmunt Family People of the Parish +Wayne Coppe +Rita McCormick Phones will be answered from WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 St. Ephrem +Marie Scimeca 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM at St. 8 AM ST. CELESTINE +Frank Pudlo Cyprian (708–453–4800) Monday John and Ann Giannini, 65th +Antonio Montanel through Friday and from 8:30 AM Wedding Anniversary +Gertrude Gutkowski to 5 PM Monday through Friday +Frank Soluri, Birthday +Frank Mueller +Robert and +Irene Poreda at St. Celestine (708–453–2555). THURSDAY, JUNE 10 St. Getulius +MaryAnn Pankiewicz 8 AM ST. CYPRIAN +Anthony DeCaro If no one is available to answer +Ada Lopez +Ada Lopez the phone, please leave a Deceased Members of the message and someone will call Makowski Family you back on the next business day. June 6, 2021 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ stguerinparish.org 3 FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK: FATHER PAUL CAO Commencement academic setting may be. move on to the next journey of Last Thursday their life. May God shower them and Friday the Congratulations to the Class of with many blessings and graces! 8th Graders and 2021! May God bless you all! Enjoy your retirement! the Kindergarteners of our parish school graduated. Teachers Retiring I would like Eighth Grade Graduation to recognize three teachers who Mass was held in the church will be retiring at the end of this on Thursday, June 3, and the school year: Mrs. Bernadette Kindergarten graduation Bass, the Gym took place on Friday. teacher, Mrs. Both were joyful Christine Murray, celebrations. the 4th grade teacher, and Mrs. It’s been a difficult year Maureen Detty, the as they went through Assistant Principal the pandemic but they and 8th grade made it. We wish them teacher. Mrs. Bass well as they continue and Mrs. Murray on their journey of Mrs. Detty have worked at St. With Gratitude This learning. I would like to take Celestine School for over 20 years weekend, Fr. Brendan will say this opportunity to gratefully and Mrs. Detty has worked in our goodbye at all the masses. This recognize the hard work school for over 40 is his last weekend with us and of our school principal, years. They are he will be on a retreat before Sheila Klich, and the all parishioners in moving to his new assignment. teachers and staff of our parish. These our parish school for women have Fr. Brendan will be going their tireless efforts to been very faithful to St. Constance/Robert maintain a high level of and dedicated Bellarmine Parish as an academic excellence. themselves to associate pastor. I am grateful They have taken up their teach and serve to Fr. Brendan for his two double workload this our children at St. years of dedicated service to year with the pandemic Celestine School. our parish community. I wish and they have done a Mrs. Murray him well and may the Lord good job. Thank you very They have been bless him and strengthen him much for all your such good models as he moves on to his next sacrifices! of faith to our assignment. Thank you for all children. I am you do! As a faith community, I very grateful for In prayer, invite you to pray with their dedication me in asking God to and service at Fr. Paul bless all the children both the parish and young people of and St. Celestine our parish who are School. Please graduating at this time keep them in your of year, wherever their prayers as they Mrs. Bass June 6, 2021 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ stguerinparish.org 4 SACRIFICE FEAST OF FAITH: CORPUS CHRISTI PROCESSION In the thirteenth century, a Belgian nun by the name of Juliana had a vision: she saw the full moon silvery and radiant except for one dark spot. The meaning of the vision was revealed to her: the moon was the Church’s liturgical year, the dark spot a missing feast in honor of the Blessed Sacrament. Today’s feast of Corpus Christi—the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ— grew from Juliana’s vision. Today the Church focuses on blood of the Son of God. Because the Eucharist. Today’s readings of Christ we have a new covenant. On this feast, many parishes remind us how connected to The Gospel from Mark retells the observe the traditional Corpus ancient blood sacrifices we are establishment of that covenant, Christi procession, giving honor when offering our unbloody the familiar story of the Last to the Eucharist by carrying this sacrifice. The reading from Exodus Supper. Juxtaposed with the story greatest treasure out of the safety describes a solemn ritual designed of animal sacrifice as it is here, we of our churches and into our so the Israelites would never are challenged to listen with new streets. At the end of every Mass forget their covenant with God. attention, to remember the great we are not just let out, we are The reading from the Letter to price paid for our salvation. Jesus sent forth, strengthened by the the Hebrews turns us from those gave his body and every drop of Eucharist, to be the Body of Christ ancient animal sacrifices, the his blood for us. in the world. The Corpus Christi first efforts to worship the living procession is the dismissal writ God. Our sacrifice is the body and © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. large! We take Jesus with us, not only in our hearts, but carried in our midst and exposed in a monstrance. It is a public profession of faith and a blessing of the world. Jesus walks with us on these streets that we walk day after day, among those who Let us offer Christ the know him but yearn to know him great universal sacrifice better, and among those who do of our love. For he not know him. The Eucharist is offered his cross to God a mystery to be believed, to be as sacrifice in order to celebrated—and to be lived. make us all rich . Corinna Laughlin —St. Ephrem © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. June 6, 2021 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ stguerinparish.org 5 FROM FATHER BRENDAN GUILFOIL Dear Parishioners, As my time here at St. Mother Theodore Guerin Parish draws to a close, I wanted to take this opportunity to say goodbye and to thank all of you. I have greatly enjoyed my time here in this parish and I have enjoyed working with so many of you. While, because of the pandemic that has been part of much of my time here, I haven’t gotten to work with all of you as much as I hoped, it has been wonderful to see how Jesus Christ is at work in you as individuals and as a parish.
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