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December 27, 2015
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
Memories of the Future
The Future is as Bright as the
Promises of God
St. John Brebeuf Parish
8307 N. Harlem Ave., Niles, IL 60714
847-966-8145
www.sjbrebeuf.org
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The Synod on the Family has been deliberating over the questions of
marriage, divorce, remarriage, the role of women and gays. The synod
recognizes the fact that people seek to enter a second marriage and many
are cohabitating for years before they get married or some never seem to
“formally tie the knot” either civilly or in church.
The questions have been on the table for years. So the synod is simply
recognizing the “facts on the ground” and asking the Holy Spirit to guide
the church which is made up of very wide and divergent cultures which
share many of the same hopes, fears and concerns. How do we deal with
these issues as well as those who experience domestic violence and sexual abuse?
In Philadelphia, Pope Francis said that the synod on the family is an opportunity for the Church to
reflect on how best to offer care, protection and support for families. That support is needed in the
good times and in the bad. Lay catholics, like the bishops who gathered in Rome, would not want
to see a change in church teaching, in the indissolubility of marriage. But they did look at the ways
the church perhaps can and should accompany them when they face difficulties, such as marriage
breakdowns, divorce and remarriage.
Some feel that a more compassionate approach will harm the Church. But years of maintaining the
status quo in the last two pontificates has not stemmed the decline of the Church in the West.
Catholics voted with their feet. More of them may still do so?
These questions are many and complex – years are need to untangle them all but I believe the Holy
Spirit is telling us that mercy, compassion and love will never fail us.
See www.sjbrbeuf.org for the latest in the parish and in the Church Universal. Register on line or
give electronically – follow the prompts.
Father Mike Meany
READINGS FOR JANUARY 3
First Reading — Rise up in splendor, Jerusalem! The LORD shines upon you and the glory
of the Lord appears over you (Isaiah 60:1-6).
Psalm — Lord, every nation on earth will adore you (Psalm 72).
Second Reading — The mystery has been made known that the Gentiles are coheirs, co
partners in the promise in Christ Jesus through the gospel (Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6).
Gospel — Magi from the east arrived, saying, “Where is the newborn king of the
Jews?” (Matthew 2:1-12).
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Christmas Season Schedule
SOLEMNITY OF MARY
January 1, 2016
THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
January 3, 2016
Thursday, December 31—New Year’s Eve
5:00 P.M. English, Cantor
6:30 Polish, Cantor
Saturday, January 2
5:00 P.M. English
6:30 P.M. Polish
Friday, January 1—New Year’s Day
7:30 A.M. Cantor
9:00 A.M. Cantor
10:45 A.M. Cantor
12:30 P.M. Polish Mass
No 6:00 P.M. Mass
Sunday, January 3
7:30 A.M. Cantor
9:00 A.M. Cantor
10:45 A.M. Adult Choir
12:30 P.M. Polish Mass
6:00 P.M. Cantor
Poinsettia Trees
We purchased four Poinsettia
Trees to adorn our church during the
Christmas Season.
If you would like to make a $100
donation in memory of a family
member or loved one, please call or
stop in at the parish office—847-9668145.
Your family may take the Poinsettia
Tree home after January 3.
Altar Bread and Wine will be
Offered in Memory of
Hugh Walsh
15th Anniversary of Death
Donated by
Kathleen Walsh
during the week of
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Devotions in the Church
Rosary
Monday through Friday
After 8:30 AM Mass
After 7:30 AM Mass Saturday
Every Wednesday
Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions
Ave Maria Polish Prayer Group
Wednesday,
After 7:00 PM Mass (Including Benediction )
First Friday Devotions
To the Sacred Heart of Jesus
After 8:30 AM Mass and
After 7:00 PM Polish Mass
First Saturday Devotions
To Immaculate Heart of Mary
After 7:30 AM Mass and
After 6:30 PM Polish Mass
Devotions in the Adoration Chapel
Marian Prayer Group
Monday 7:00 PM
Godzinki Ave Maria Prayer Group
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Liturgical Calendar
Sunday, December 27
2:00—Baptisms
Thursday, December 31
New Year’s Eve
5:00, 6:30 (Polish)
Friday, January 1
New Year’s Day
7:30, 9:00, 10:45, 12:30 (Polish)
Thursday, January 7
8:30—School
Saturday, January 9
8:30—Nicolaus Copernicus Mass
Sunday, January 10—The Baptism of the Lord
9:00—Scout Mass
3:00—Sto Nino
Thursday 8:00 AM
Hour of Divine Mercy
Friday 3:00 PM (Includes Stations of the Cross)
Pray for priests every Thursday
The Marvelous Rosary
Join in Rosary Prayers daily,
Monday through Friday,
immediately following the 8:30
AM Mass; Saturday following
the 7:30 AM Mass; Sunday
before the 7:30 AM Mass.
Praying the rosary
together in front of the Blessed Sacrament
gives many graces and is so peaceful.
PERPETUAL
EUCHARISTIC
ADORATION
Christ's followers were
skeptical when He preached
the reality of His Body and
Blood as food and drink. St.
John said, "many of His disciples withdrew and no longer
went about with Him."
Seeing this, Jesus asked the Twelve, "Do
you also want to leave me?" Simon Peter did
not understand any more than those who left
Christ, but his loyalty was more firm. "Lord,"
he said, "to whom shall we go? You have
the words of eternal life."
We have the "Word of Eternal Life"
right here with us day and night in our
Adoration Chapel. Do you have something
you want to ask Him? There are several
hours needing adorers. Please pick one for
your personal hour with Him.
Altar Server Schedule Week of December 28—January 3
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
New Year’s
Eve:
8:30—Danny England, Jonathan Abon
8:30—Stanislaw Swiatek, Matthew Christian
8:30—Alexis Gandeza, Vincent Macam
8:30—Renz Yuson, Samantha Wargo
5:00—Jimmy Tarjan, Shane Tarjan
Jonathan Abon
6:30—Kamila Kawa, Magda Chilinski
Piotr Mialkowski
Friday:
7:30—Colin McNamara, Jeremy Ermilio
New Year’s
Rebecca Joseph
Day:
9:00—Suraj Mesquita, Kaitlyn Maczek
Adam Gucik
10:45—Danny England, Jesse Anamoo
Daniel Bosak
12:30—Patrick Jurkulak, Daniel Bosak
Maria Lojko
Saturday:
7:30—Peter, Grace & Matthew Seitzinger
5:00—Monica Schoenfeldt, Cameron Faust
Olivia Schoenfeldt
6:30—Karolina Dyczko, Erik Karpinski
David Jozefczak
Sunday:
7:30—Jesse, Wesley & Allena Healy
9:00—Billy Fabbri, Jackie Buczkowski
Gabriella Vos
10:45—Joey Hodge, Johnny Buczkowski
Merril Philip
12:30—Daniel Bosak, Kamil Bialorudzki,
Maria Lojko
6:00—Lucas Teng, Kaitlyn Maczek, Caitlin Aguada
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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
This New Year’s Eve, at the turning of the
year, you may catch a glimpse of the old year, a
cartoon figure of a hunched old man with a sickle,
Father Time. Where else but in this column could
you learn that this is in fact a pope? December 31
was in the old calendar the feast of St. Sylvester.
Legend says that Sylvester healed the Emperor
Constantine of leprosy, and presided at the liturgy
of baptism for the grateful emperor. In 314, he
was chosen pope, and it fell to him to organize the
peacetime church, free at last from persecution.
He founded the Lateran Basilica, the cathedral of
the Diocese of Rome.
In northern Europe “Sylvester Night” is a time
of great parties with eating, dancing, and singing—recalling perhaps the joy of the church in the
fresh air of Sylvester’s papacy. In Poland, there
was great fear as the year 1000 approached that an
immense dragon would devour the earth and set
fire to the heavens. The people prayed earnestly to
St. Sylvester, trusting that the saint would not permit such suffering on his feast day. They’ve been
celebrating ever since!
Many New Year’s customs have pagan roots,
like the British “First Footer” tradition. The idea is
that the first person setting foot into your house in
the new year determines the luck for the year
ahead. The ideal first footer was not a bit like old
Pope Sylvester, but rather a tall, dark-haired man
carrying the right gift. A handsome first footer
meant the year ahead would be pleasant, and if he
carried bread or a shovel of coal there would be
food and warmth in the future. Who will be your
household’s first footer?
We Welcome the Children Baptized in November
Ben Ryan, son of Brandon and Tracy (Ramos) Boyewsky
Tyler Robert, son of Frederick and Melanie (Alba) Knight
Erin Fernandez, daughter of Junji and Ileen (Fernandez) Nartatez
Amelia Anne, daughter of Brian and Marissa (Barone) Smith
Henry James, son of Pawel and Gracja (Szczech) Stec
Oliver Jonathan, son of Artur and Anna (Frycz) Zurowski
Claire Julia, daughter of Mark and Jacqueline (Lis) Yurgil
Ministry of Care
Our Ministers of Care are available to visit and bring the Eucharist to sick
or homebound parishioners. If you know of someone who would like a visit,
please call the parish office, 847-966-8145.
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Christmas Season Flower Memorials
What a beautiful way to remember your loved ones, living or deceased, with a donation in the amount of $10
toward the purchase of flowers which will grace the church environment during the Christmas Season.
Only one name or one family name may be listed per donation, i.e. Mr. John Smith or John Smith Family. Please
place this completed form along with your donation, in an envelope marked Christmas Flowers. You may then place
it in the offering basket or return it to the parish.
All memorials must be received by December 31. They will be published in the bulletin in January. Please
note that the names of those memorialized will be printed, not the donor’s name.
Christmas Flower Memorials
Memorial Name ____________________________________________________
Donor’s Name ____________________________________________________
Amount Enclosed ___________________________________________________
PLEASE PRINT NEATLY
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Joy In Jesus” Sunday Program
The pre-school children in the “Joy in Jesus”
Sunday program celebrated their Baptism with a
holy water blessing. They learned the meaning of
Advent and waiting for the birthday of Jesus by
making an Advent wreath using fresh evergreen
branches. The candles were lit for each week of
Advent. For Christmas, they made ornaments and
decorated a tree.
The “Joy in Jesus” program is open to children
ages 3 1/2 through kindergarten. Classes are held in
the school during the 10:45 AM Mass each Sunday.
The second half of this year’s session will begin on
January 3rd. There are several openings in the
classes at this time. For information, call Charlotte
Lindquist, 847-470-1434.
SJB YOUTH MINISTRY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DECEMBER 2015/JANUARY 2016
1. SJB Youth Ministry is holding a fundraiser at Holy Name Men’s Club MEGA
BINGO this Sunday, December 27th in the Parish Ministry Center. We will be
selling food, pop, water, and WORLD’S FINEST CHOCOLATES. All parents are
invited! All food and chocolate sales will go towards our Summer Service Trip.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
2. Join SJB Youth Ministry for our first OPEN ROOM of the NEW YEAR! On Sunday, January 3rd, we’ll gather in the Youth Ministry Office from 7:00-9:00pm. Enjoy video games, board games, open gym or watch a movie. Snacks and pop
are provided. Pizza is only $3.00. WORLD’S FINEST CHOCOLATES will be
available to buy. Invite your friends, and make new ones! ALL TEENS ARE
WELCOME!
3. LET’S THINK SUMMER! Join SJB Youth Ministry for our summer service trip
“ALIVE IN YOU 2016”. We are traveling to Milwaukee, Wisconsin July 12-17,
2016. Registration is now available! Pay $120 to register for camp, so don't
wait. This registration fee goes up after January 31st! ALL TEENS 13 YEARS
AND OLDER ARE INVITED! Contact Mrs. Perez for more details and forms via
email or texting (847-239-2379).
Find us on Facebook! Search for St John YM or our group St John Brebeuf YM
Questions? Contact Pam Perez, Youth Ministry Director, 847-966-9815
[email protected]
Check out the parish website on www.sjbrebeuf.org
Find upcoming Youth Ministry events on our Calendar. Check us out!
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December 27-Holy
Family:
Today is the
feast of the Holy
Family of Jesus, Mary and
Joseph, and so we can celebrate
that we all belong to the holy
family of God which makes us
brothers and sisters to each other.
Last Month, through your gifts,
the Society of St. Vincent de
Paul was able to bring the joy
and hope to our “brothers and
sisters” who are poor by providing $926.00 in food, $760.00
in Rent Assistance, $985.00 for
Utilities, $1,200.00 Twinning
with other needy parishes,
$4,355.00 in Gift Card Programs, and $116.95 for Misc
Client Aid. Thank you and
Have a Blessed New Year!
Parish Office: (847) 966-8145
Email:
[email protected]
When life and
family are not
treasured and preserved in a society, collapse on all fronts is inevitable. Sadly, this statement applies to America today. Pray for
an end to the culture of death.
Let us continue to pray daily:
“Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love
you very much. I beg you to
spare the life of the unborn baby
that I have spiritually adopted who
is in danger of
abortion.”
You are invited to our 28th annual Fiesta ng
Sto. Nino Ng Tundo on January 10, 2016 at
St. John Brebeuf Church.
2:30 PM Novena;
4:00 PM Holy Mass will be officiated by Rev.
Ronald Paulino;
5:00 PM Church Procession
5:30 PM Reception
Procession will continue from the Church to the
Ministry Center for the reception. This Fiesta is
sponsored by the Sto Nino members. For more
information call Nellie Leynes, 847-912-8175.
We encourage you to bring your images of Sto
Nino or the Blessed Mother to be blessed on this
holy occasion.
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HOLY NAME MEN’S CLUB HOLIDAY GREETINGS
The officers and board members of the Holy Name Men’s Club wish the members and their families a
very Happy New Year with many blessings. Watch the Sunday bulletin for up-coming events. SAVE
THE DATE FOR THE “POST-HOLIDAY” party on January 11th and THE ANNUAL SUNDAY
FOOTBALL PARTY on February 7, 2016.
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Drodzy Parafianie,
Ostatni Synod o Rodzinie koncentrował się wokół kwestii
małżeństwa, rozwodu, ponownego małżeństwa, roli kobiet i osób o
orientacji homoseksualnej. Synod uznaje fakt, że ludzie zawierają
drugie małżeństwa i wchodzą w związki nieformalne, zanim się
pobiorą a niektóre związki nigdy nie wdają się "formalnie w ślub"
zarówno cywilny jak i kościelny.
Sprawy te były na tzw. stole od lat. Synod po prostu uznaje "fakty na
ziemi", prosząc Ducha Świętego, aby prowadził Kościół, który
składa się z bardzo szerokich i rozbieżnych kultur, które podzielają
wiele z tych samych nadziei, lęków i obaw. Jak poradzić sobie z tymi problemami, a także tych,
którzy doświadczają przemocy domowej i wykorzystywania seksualnego?
W Filadelfii, Franciszek powiedział, że Synod o rodzinie jest szansą dla Kościoła, aby zastanowić
się, jak najlepiej zaoferować opiekę, ochronę i wsparcie dla rodzin. To wsparcie jest potrzebne w
dobrych czasach i na złych. Katolicy świeccy, podobnie jak biskupi, którzy zebrali się w Rzymie,
nie chcieliby zmian w nauczaniu Kościoła zwłaszcza na temat nierozerwalności małżeństwa. Ale
zwrócili uwagę na sposób, w jaki Kościół być może powinien im towarzyszyć, kiedy napotkają
na trudności, jakimi są kryzys małżeński, rozwód i ponowne małżeństwo.
Niektórzy uważają, że tego rodzaju współczujące podejście będzie szkodzić Kościołowi. Ale lata
utrzymania status quo ostatnich dwóch pontyfikatów nie przyczyniły się do wzrostu Kościoła na
Zachodzie. Katolicy głosowali w tych kwestiach nogami. Więcej z nich nadal może tak robić?
Te pytania są liczne i złożone - lata są potrzebne, aby je wszystkie rozwikłać, ale wierzę, że Duch
Święty mówi nam, że miłosierdzie, współczucie i miłość nigdy nas nie zawiedzie.
Zobacz www.sjbrbeuf.org na ostatnie wydarzenia w parafii i Kościoła powszechnego. Rejestracja
on-line lub ofiary elektroniczne - zgodnie z instrukcjami.
Ks. Mike Meany
PAMIEC
Jeśli chcesz, aby pamiętać Twojego zmarłego krewnego lub przyjaciela, w sposób
szczególny, to jest twoja szansa. Przyjmujemy datki na wino i chleb, które są używane
podczas Mszy w tygodniu. Co tydzień w Biuletynie będziemy zaznaczać, kto zamowil
chleb i wino, ktore zostały przekazane pamięci naszym zmarlym. Sugerowana
darowizna to 50 $. Możesz zostawić lub przeslac pocztą wpłaty do Biura Parafialnego, z
napisem ”Altar Bread Memorial”. Prosze podać swoje nazwisko i imię/a osob, które
chcecie pamiętać.
Zamowienia są publikowane w Biuletynie w kolejności ich otrzymania.
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Rapcia lub
ks. Samborskim (847.966.8145)
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REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
OUR DECEASED
Kazimierz Manewski
Wieslaw Banasik
Andrew Hadam
Robert Pinkowski
Pablo Moscoso
MEMORIAL
OPPORTUNITY
If you would like to
remember a deceased relative
or friend in a special way, here
is your opportunity. We are
accepting donations for the altar breads and wine that are
used at Mass each week. Every week in the bulletin we
will post who the bread and wine was donated in memory
of. Suggested donation is $50. You can drop off or mail
your donation to the Parish Office, marked “Altar Bread
Memorial.” Make sure to include your name and the
name/s of whom you would like to be remembered.
Requests are published in the bulletin in the order
that they are received.
Celebrating our SJB Military
Remembrance
St. John Brebeuf Parish is in the
process of establishing a military
remembrance presentation for all active
and fallen since September 11, 2001. We are accepting
family members names, branch of service and photo.
Please bring them to the parish office, attention Legion of
Mary. ARMY, NAVY, MARINES, AIR FORCE,
COAST GUARD, NATIONAL GUARD.
Please remember in prayer the
following who are currently
serving in the Armed Forces:
Timothy Casey
Mark Honsa
Joseph Merkel
Peter Merkel
Robert Monaco
Chief Ryan Morrow
Thomas Neuhengen
Scott Rodberg
Christopher Vick
Sgt. Daniel Cunningham
Pvt. James Cunningham
Susanne Connolly Tutwiler
CDR John Tutwiler
Dominic Carrabotta
Col. Barbara Jones (Wiltgen)
May they return safely to their families.
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Pray for all our ill Members
Diana D’Costa
Angela D’Costa
Anthony D’Costa
Jr. Walter D’Souza
Cajetan Fernandes
Walter Przybysz
Aidan Stotz
Virginia Penkala
Barbara Donovan
Kathy Berresheim
Henryk Stankiewicz
Michael Curtis
Bob Biewald
Lorraine Bielat
Dolores Perales
Mary O’Toole
Irene Dodaro
Madeline Albano
Sally Raphael
Clem Juris
Shahla Lahijani
Anna Chacko
Terry DiVito
Margaret Lach
Souk Tha Phone
Rose Ugel
Cathy Neff
Donna Miller
Albert DeLorenzo
Dorothy Cichon
Kim Travaglio
Pamela Sobie
Charlene Green
Betty Weiss
Henry Zajac
Kamillus Urban
Patti Maher Tyska
Stanley Kogut
Zdzislaw Puacz
Laura Begale
Michael Luisi
Lorna Alba
Annette Schubert
Patrick Leahy
Eugene Mangan
Adam Rowel
Varant Minatiskan
Madeline Pukal-4 yrs. old
Cyril & Peg Maher
Elaine Friedman
Patricia Clausen
Dolores Gruzynski
John Peter Rolwes
Nanette Sadorra
Oscar Malabanan
Jeff Sefcik
Lita Rosales
Alma Kort
Randolf Abana
Noli Failma
Christina Curtis
Bernadyne Semmerling
Jerry Brazkowski
Michael Likvan
Madeline Hendricksen
Mario Colosi
Ruben Pactol
Mitchell Miklas
Marcelino de la Cruz
Donna Kornovich
Geraldine Tyre
Barbara Zonsius
Patricia Jablonski
Linda Karno
Marilyn Philippsen
Butch Reeder
Linda Bennett
James Kurtzer
John Nawodylo
Wladyslaw Policht
Franciszek Policht
Dorothy Pedtke
Brian Brown
Roy Wolf
K. Kozeny
Bernard Warchol
Frances Pawelek
Mario Loraya
Janette Mendoza Atienza
Virginia Brekke
Dena Ruazol
Alex Hernandez
Ed Bielski
Stella “Stasia” Magdon
Luigina Bergamin
JoAnn Morici
Dolores Uhlig
Colin Drexler
Frank Rosienski
Rosaura Pegan
Linda Bennett
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Mass Intentions for the Week
Monday, December 28 – The Holy Innocents
6:30 – For All Parishioners
8:30 – Mary Joseph
Tuesday, December 29 – Weekday
Wednesday, December 30 – Weekday
6:30 – Albert & Georgiana Dorsch
8:30 – Michael Zuber, Walter Tymczuk
Special Intentions for Junver Isuga
7:00 – Jan Rafalo
Thursday, December 31 – New Year’s Eve
6:30 – Albert & Georgiana Dorsch
5:00 – Celebrant: Fr. Piotr Samborski
Msgr. John Flanagan, Rosina Waltenspiel
6:30 – Celebrant: Fr. Peter Rapcia (Polish)
Z Podziekowaniem Panu Bogu i Jezusowi
Crystusowi Jego Matcce Najswietszej i
Jozefowi Swietemu za Blogoslawienstwo
Zdrowie za wszystkie Laski i za Opieke przez
Caly rok od Rodziny Bogu wiadomej i zprosba
o dalsza opieke.
Msza Sw. Dziekczynno Blagalna Trojcy
Przerajswietrzej i Opatrznosc Boza Opieke
Matki Bozej i Sw. Jozefa z prosba o zdrowie i
Boze Blogoslawienstwo prosi Anna Bartman.
O Boze Blogoslawienstwo zdrowie Opieke
Matki Bozej dla Tadeusza Kupiec Roberta
Dziedzic i Darrek Isaac.
Friday, January 1, 2016 - New Year’s Day
7:30 – Celebrant: Fr. Michael Meany
God’s Blessings, Health & Holy Mother’s Care
for all New Year to Sajdak & Cichon Families
Lorenz Gfesser, Walter Tymczuk
Maria Ignacy Chomka, Jeanette Komorowski
Pilar Evangelista, Josephine Vlasak
Rosemary Thariath, Blessings, Prosperity &
Good Health for Oscar & Nelia Malabanan &
Family for Year 2016 & Beyond.
For All Parishioners
12:30 – Celebrant: Fr. Peter Rapcia
Wedding Banns
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Jan Kubon, Arkadiusz Pekala (w 1-sza. Rocz.
Smierci), Michael Puacz, Zofia, Tomasz, &
Wladyslaw Boczar, Janina & Jozef Puacz
ELzbieta Sztelma, Teresa Kot
O Boze Blogoslawienstwo i Dary Ducha sw. O
Zdrowie Opieke Matki Bozej w dniu 13-tych
Rodzin dla Jasia Duda
O Boza Opieke i Matki Bozej na caly nowy Rok
Dla Rodziny Bogu Wiadomej
O zdrowie i Boze Blogoslawienstwo w Kazdym
Dniu Nowego Roku dla Grazyny i Darka
Przybyl Oraz ich dzieci
O zdrowie i Boze Blogoslawienstwo w Kazdym
dniu Nowego Roku dla Anny i Zbyszka Pyzalski
oraz ich dzieci
Saturday, January 2 – St. Basil the Great
Sunday, January 3 – The Epiphany of the Lord
Albert & Georgiana Dorsch, Betty Martin
Jim Gwozdz (1st Anniv. Of Death)
For All Deceased Members of the Rehani &
Zakur Families, Irena & Edward Mordell
Safe Travel for Paguio & Zara Families
Walter Tymczuk, Salvatore Badalamenti
Warren Henricks (B-Day Remembrance)
Ruben Nery, Ted DePolo, Deepak Peter
Mary Marczak, Vincenzo Scaletta
For All the Needy and Ill People
Robert Bienias
Stanislawa, Tomasz, Janina i Boleslaw Depa.
Marian Tutaj, Wladyslaw Tutaj
Jan Bolesta, Maria Bolesta
Helena, Stanislaw i Wladyslaw Siwiec
Za Duszami Ktore Najbardziej Potrzebuja
Pomocy
Carlyn DeLort, Cardinal Francis George
1—Janina Skurska & Zygmunt Sadlowski
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St. John Brebeuf Church
December 27, 2015
Staff
Pastor: Rev. Michael Meany
Associates: Rev. Piotr Rapcia
Rev. Piotr Samborski
Pastor Emeritus: Rev. Robert Banzin
Weekend Asst.: Rev. Patrick Marshall
Deacons: Larry Skaja, Andy Beierwaltes,
Mariusz Kosla, Pavel Jurkulak
Pastoral Associate: Maciek Karaban
Music Director & Liturgical Coordinator:
Marek Rachelski
Associate Music Director: Mariusz Kosla
Children’s Choir Director: Ewa Fair
Business Manager: Joseph Wojtowicz
School Principal: Elise Matson
Director Youth Ministry: Pam Perez
Staff Secretary: Charlotte Lindquist
Bulletin Editor, Parish Secretary:
Barbara Bronder
Rectory: 8307 N. Harlem Ave.
Parish Office: 8305 N. Harlem Ave.
Niles, IL 60714
(847) 966-8145 Fax: (847) 966-0014
Website: www.sjbrebeuf.org
School: (847) 966-3266
Website: www.sjbschool.org
Religious Education: (847) 966-3269
Youth Office: (847) 966-9815
Mass Schedule
“We are a people of faith who offer each
other and those touched by us the
means to experience God through prayer,
sacraments, education
and mutual support in light of the
Gospel and Catholic Tradition.”
Saturday: 5:00 PM, 6:30 PM (Polish)
Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:45 AM,
12:30 PM (Polish), 6:00 PM
Monday—Friday Morning: 6:30 & 8:30 AM
Wednesday: 7:00 PM (Polish)
Saturday Morning: 7:30 AM
Holyday: 5:30 PM (English); 7:00 PM (Polish)
Vigil: 7:00 PM English
Reconciliation - Saturday
11:00 AM—Noon (English & Polish)
First Friday, 6:00 PM (English & Polish)
Baptisms
Last Sunday of each month during
10:45 AM Mass or 2:00 PM Service
(Polish): First Weekend of each month:
at 12:30 PM Mass on Sunday &
Third Sunday of the Month at 1:45 PM
Parents must attend pre-baptism instruction.
Matrimony
Four months notice is minimal.
December 27, 2015
Eucharistic Adoration
24 Hours a Day In Parish Ministry Center Chapel
St. Vincent de Paul—[email protected]

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