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October 25, 2015
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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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October 25, 2015
Dear Parishioners,
We celebrate the Feast of All Saints and All Souls, next Sunday and Monday, November 1 and
November 2.
On The Feast of All Saints, we remember the women and men who lived exemplary lives of faith
and sacrifice. Through the grace of God some gave their lives, like our patron St. John Brebeuf,
one of the North American Martyrs. Many millions more, although not officially recognized by the
church were saints in their own right. Our relatives and friends, co-workers and neighbors, who
despite their faults and weaknesses, (as Pope Francis pointed out when addressing the U.S. Congress) strive each day to do the right thing. They do an honest day's work to bring home their daily
bread, to save money and—one step at a time—to build a better life for their families.”
Yes, those simple daily tasks build up the Body of Christ, the Church. Never feel your life does not
matter; your kind words and good deeds are saintly! They lead others to a deeper conversion.
Thank you for your witness!
On Sunday evening, November 1st, at the 6 p.m. Mass, we will pray for All the Souls of the Faithful Departed. In a special way, we will remember all those who died from our parish over the past
year. Please be sure to attend this special mass of remembrance.
Monday, November 2, our All Soul's Masses will continue with Mass at 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.
and 7 p.m. Mass in the Polish Language. All through the month of November we continue to pray
for all the deceased.
Eternal Rest Grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls and
all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.
Father Mike Meany
ATTENTION ALL EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS & MINISTERS OF
CARE
Our fall formation meeting will be held on Thursday, November 12th 2015 in the
Ministry Center at 7pm. We will be hosting Deacon Bob Puhala from the University
of St. Mary of the Lake who will provide us with an interactive and dynamic presentation. Light refreshments will be provided. The evening will close with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament in the church around 8:30pm. It is an expectation
that all ministers attend at least (1) formation meeting per calendar year (either
spring or fall) in order to continue in ministry. Please plan accordingly. Any questions or concerns please contact Deacon Mariusz Kosla—Coordinator of Eucharistic Ministry through the parish office or via email at [email protected]
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READINGS FOR
November 1
First Reading — John’s vision
of a vast throng from every nation
and people, whose robes had been
made white in the blood of the Lamb (Revelation 7:24, 9-14).
Psalm — Lord, this is the people that longs to see
your face (Psalm 24).
Second Reading — By God’s love, we may be
called God’s children (1 John 3:1-3).
Gospel — The Beatitudes: your reward will be
great in heaven (Matthew 5:1-12a).
Theology of Park Ridge
Altar Bread and Wine will be
Offered in Memory of
William L. Pattison
Donated by
The Pattison Family
during the week of
October 25, 2015
Reverend Brian Walker, pastor of St. Benedict the
African Parish in Chicago, will discuss the reality of
an ever-increasing situation in many of our communities: the Few vs. the Many. His presentation, “Time,
Talent and Treasure”, will be on Wednesday, October
28 at 9:15 am to 11:00 am at Our Lady of Hope
Parish, 9711 W. Devon, Rosemont. Cost is $20 and
includes “coffee and…” Please contact Judi Stephens
for more information or if you need a ride (847-8429295.
ALL SJB WOMEN ARE INVITED
to “Breakfast with the Bishop” (Vicariate II Bishop
Francis Kane) on Saturday, October 31, 9:00 AM to
noon, at Fairways Banquets, 6676 W. Howard in
Niles. This is a first time event for our Vicariate, so
we want to give Bishop Kane a warm welcome. Cost
is $30. Please call Judi Stephens for details, (847) 8429295 or Carolyn Drblik (847) 967-1172.
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Devotions in the Church
Liturgical Calendar
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
Thursday 8:00 AM
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Sunday, October 25—Thirtieth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
(Second Collection—Catholic Relief
Services)
10:45—Presentation of Confirmation
Candidates
3:00—Concert—Magnificat
6:00—LifeTeen
Thursday, October 29
8:30—School Mass
Sunday, November 1
All Saints Day
6:00—All Saints/All Souls Celebration
Monday, November 2
All Souls Day
7:00—Polish Mass
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 October 26—November 1
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
8:30—Brandon Manogura, Danny England
8:30—Renz Yuson, Jake Wargo
8:30—Grace Seitzinger, Samantha Wargo
8:30—Anthony Genualdi, Johnny Sliwa
8:30—Vincent Macam, Jonathan Abon
7:30—Lucas Teng, Adam Gucik
Patrick Jurkulak
5:00—Rebecca Joseph, Bobby Russell
Colin McNamara
6:30—Daniel Bosak, David Jozefczak
7:30—Caitlin Aguada, Lucas Teng,
Gabriella Vos
9:00—Jackie Buczkowski, Denise Gomez
Suraj Mesquita
10:45—Steven Bronder, Billy Fabbri
Gabriel Catane
12:30—Agata Soltys, Julia Sadko
Patrick Jurkulak
6:00—Matthew Seitzinger, Peter Seitzinger
Grace Seitzinger
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October 25, 2015
We Have a Place for
Your Pre-Schooler
While You
Attend Mass!
Are you not enjoying a
worship experiSJB YOUTH MINISTRY meaningful
ence at Sunday Mass because of your active pre-school
ANNOUNCEMENTS
child sitting alongside of you? Are you aware there is a
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2015 solution?
The Joy in Jesus Sunday pre-school program was
established in the parish over 30 years ago to give young
1. Our next LIFETEEN MASS and LIFE
children the opportunity to learn about the wonders of
NIGHT is this Sunday, October 25th. We will
God in terms they understand. The program provides a
worship together in church at 6:00PM Mass,
basic foundation for a future understanding of Christian
then we gather in FLANAGAN HALL until
revelations. Emphasis is given to the children’s self8:30pm. Our evening theme and activities will
awareness and their place in the Christian community.
inspire you! Join us for food, games, teen witJoy in Jesus sessions are held in the school during the
ness talks, fellowship, prayer, music, and more!
10:45 Mass each Sunday. There are openings remaining
ALL TEENS ARE WELCOME!
in the classes which are for children age 3 1/2 through
2. IT'S NOT TOO EARLY TO THINK ABOUT
kindergarten. The fee for the year is $40. For informaSUMMER! Join SJB Youth Ministry for our sumtion or to register, call Charlotte Lindquist, 847-470mer service trip “ALIVE IN YOU 2016”. We are
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traveling to Wisconsin on the dates of July 1217, 2016. “Early Bird” Registration goes until
November 30th so don't wait! Registration fee
TOOTSIE ROLLS FOR GLADD
goes up after November 30th . Contact Mrs.
It’s that time again!! The GLADD Program will be
Perez for more details and forms via email or
selling
tootsie rolls and banks for our fundraiser. The
texting (847-239-2379). ALL TEENS 13 YEARS
banks
are
still $2.00 and cases for $48.00; the bars are
AND OLDER ARE INVITED!
$8.00
for
a
box of 50. The weekend of October 24 & 25,
3. DONATIONS NEEDED for our trip to the
we
will
be
at
all Masses. Thank you for all your help all
National Catholic Youth Conference in November. Please be generous! Items needed are pea- these years. May God bless you and your families.
THE GLADD COMMUNITY
nut butter, canned chili, cereal, or granola bars
for Gleaners Food Bank in Indianapolis. All donations can be brought to the Youth Ministry
Office. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
4. Our next OPEN ROOM is Sunday, NovemUncle Pete’s Ministry—
ber 8th in the Youth Ministry Office from 7:009:00pm. Enjoy video games, board games,
Respect Life/Baby Gift
open gym, or watch a new DVD. Youth Ministry
Shower
provides snacks and pop. Pizza is only $3.00.
Uncle Pete’s Ministry
Invite your friends, and make new ones. ALL
wishes to thank all those who supported the
TEENS ARE WELCOME!
Respect Life Baby Shower. We were over-
whelmed by the generosity of our parish. We
especially thank you for the special handmade
items and generous monetary donations. Items will
be shared with the needy children of Catholic
Charities, INFANTS, Marillac House, Heather’s
Place and other needy Moms. May the Lord conCheck out the parish website on www.sjbrebeuf.org
tinue to bless you for your thoughtfulness and
Find upcoming Youth Ministry events on our
compassion. Thank you for your generosity.
Calendar. Check us out!
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]
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Catechists Needed!
Have you ever thought about being a Catechist, but have never given it a
try? Have you been a Catechist and have decided you want to do it again?
Do you love your faith and want to share it with others? We have the
answer for you!
Our Religious Education program (CCD) is seeking enthusiastic people who want to set
younger hearts on fire with the love of God by sharing their faith. We are in need of
Catechists on Wednesday (grade 5th) and Thursday (grade 8th) evenings. Classes on
Wednesdays are held from 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. and Thursday classes are held from 6:30 –
8:00 p.m.
For those who may not be able to commit to every week but would still like to be a catechist, we are also in need of substitutes throughout the year.
Please pray and see if God is calling you to be part of this very important and rewarding
ministry.
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the bakery (847-967-8042) or you can purchase one at
the St. John Brebeuf Christmas Wonderland Fair at the
Maier's Bakery table on November 15th from 8 AM to 3
PM. All pies must be purchased by November
Houses for prospective students and their families to tour 15th. Uncle Pete's Ministry appreciates your support.
the school facilities on Thursday, October 29, from
VIRTUS TRAINING
6:30 - 8:30 pm and Sunday, November 8, from 2:00 Per Archdiocese policy, all employees and volunteers
4:00 pm. Visitors will receive a personalized tour of the
campus to visit classrooms, science labs, athletic facili- working with children, in any Catholic Parish and/or
School must attend a Virtus Training Session, before
ties, fine arts spaces, the new resource lab and the new
Resurrection makerspace, the Innovation Lab. Visitors beginning their service to their faith community. We will
be offering this training, here at St. John Brebeuf on:
will learn about the curriculum and programs at ResurMonday, October 26, 7:00pm-10:00pm, PMC-A
rection. Information will also be provided about clubs
You
need to only attend one session; however, you
and activities, as well as transportation options, work/
must be present for the entire three hours to get credit
study, tuition assistance and scholarship opportunities.
and to receive your certificate. You must also be regisResurrection College Prep High School, located at
7500 West Talcott Avenue in Chicago, is the largest all tered on-line in advance of the date of the class.
To register, access www.archchicago.org and clickgirls’ Catholic, Christian college preparatory high school
ing
on the lower left side of the screen, where it reads:
for young women on the north side of Chicago. Since its
Protecting
Children. The screen will then walk you
founding in 1922, Resurrection has graduated over
14,000 alumnae. For more information about Resurrec- through the registration process. For further information
call Larry Skaja at 847-966-8145. Please arrive 30 mintion College Prep High School, call 773.775.6616 Ext
utes before the class to sign in. No one will be allowed in
129 or visit www.reshs.org.
after the session starts.
RESURRECTION WELCOMES FAMILIES
TO FALL OPEN HOUSES
OCTOBER 29 & NOVEMBER 8, 2015
Resurrection will be hosting two fall Open
Notre Dame College Prep Open House Sunday,
October 25 (11am-2pm)
Notre Dame College Prep will host an Open
To silence faith is to silence the
moral conscience of our nation. Our
Christian faith is under attack. We
House for grade school boys and their families on Sunmust be more courageous in defendday, October 25 from 11 am to 2 pm. The Open House
ing Christ and His Church, now more than ever before.
will feature personal tours of the facilities, and informaWe must also defend His precious unborn, infirm, and
tion about academic, athletic and extracurricular proelderly.
grams. Located at 7655 West Dempster Street in Niles,
Let us continue to pray daily: “Jesus, Mary and
Illinois, NDCP provides young men with educations in
Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to spare the life
faith, scholarship and service. It offers a challenging curof the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted who is
riculum that meets the individual needs of a diverse stuin danger of abortion.”
dent body. With 15 interscholastic sports and more than
30 clubs, activities and intramurals, the 810 students,
October 25—Thirtieth Sunday in
achieve well-balanced educations and nearly 100 percent
Ordinary Time:
of its graduates go on to college. Students come from the
In this Sunday’s Gospel we find the
United States, Asia and Europe. Discover the Notre
truth
that loving God isn’t merely a matDame College Prep Difference! For more information
ter
of
fervor in our hearts, but that it must
regarding the Open House, contact LaVerne Bontempo
be
expressed
in
doing
good for the sake of others.
at 847.779.8615 or [email protected].
Last month, through your gifts, the Society of St.
Vincent de Paul was able to show that we indeed love
PIES FOR UNCLE PETE'S MINISTRY
our neighbors by providing $499.00 in food, $877.00
Maier's Bakery, located at 9328
for Utility Assistance, $300.00 for Rent Assistance,
N. Waukegan Rd. in Morton Grove
1,500.00 Twinning with Other Needy Parishes,
will be replacing Market Day as the
$1,941.00 in Misc Client Aid and $975.00 in Store
provider of apple pies for Uncle Pete's
Certificates. Thank You!
Ministry. You can purchase pies at a cost of $12.00 per
Parish Office: (847) 966-8145
pie from now thru November 14th by visiting or calling
Email: [email protected]
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OCTOBER 27—Don’t Forget the Christmas Wonderland Fair on Sunday, November 15th,
Sack Dinners for the Homeless and between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. We will have approximately 50 crafters and vendors. They will include handLess Fortunate
Please remember to bring your sack
dinners to the front of the Church this
Tuesday, October 27. We will be gathering the sack dinners from 6:00 to 9:00
AM. Thank you for your continuing generosity in helping to feed some of the less fortunate.
A Few Words About
Wills
More than a mere legal
document that will be accepted in a court of human
law, a well-prepared will is a statement of faith, hope
and love. Family, charities, and others in need will benefit from this, your final act of material kindness.
St. John Brebeuf Parish would consider it a privilege
to be mentioned in your will. Thank you, for not only
your consideration but, for all your other gifts and
sacrifices.
ALVERNIA ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
On Sunday, November 1st the Alvernia Alumnae
Association will hold its Annual Fall Gathering at Our
Lady, Mother of the Church, 8701 W. Lawrence Ave.,
Chicago, IL 60656. The Memorial Mass is at 3:00 pm
followed by light refreshments and visiting. For information contact Eileen Lowery ‘71 at 773-882-1637 or email
her at [email protected].
CHRISTMAS
WONDERLAND FAIR
St. John Brebeuf Catholic
Women’s Club will hold its
made items such as jewelry, soaps, cards, paintings and
crocheted goods. We will also have many Christmas
items, candy, cosmetics, candles and good stuffs. We
will have entertainment, a homemade bake sale, food
and beverages for breakfast and lunch, and a chance for
children to make their own Christmas ornaments. Please
come and have a good time and also get an early start on
your Christmas Shopping. Admission is only $1.00. If
you have any questions call Ginny Wolff at 847-5831465. P.S. You can also purchase pies for Uncle Pete’s
Ministry at the Fair.
BAKERS NEEDED
The CWC Christmas Wonderland Fair being held on
Sunday, November 15th, will include a Bake Sale. To
be successful, we will need many of you bakers to donate homemade items for the sale. We would appreciate
your help. Items can be brought to the Ministry Center
on Saturday, November 14th, between 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
on Sunday, November 15th between 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. If
you have any questions, please call Ginny Wolff at 847583-1465.
Staff Birthdays for October
Wszystkiego najlepszego
z okazji urodzin
Melissa Keefe
Fr. Piotr Samborski
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Drodzy Parafianie,
W następną niedzielę i poniedziałek, 1 listopada i 2 listopada będziemy obchodzić Święta
Wszystkich Świętych i Zaduszki.
W uroczystość Wszystkich Świętych wspominamy wszystkie kobiety i mężczyzn, którzy
prowadzili przykładne życie wiary i poświęcenia. Dzięki łasce Bożej niektórzy oddali swoje
życie, tak jak nasz patron Jan Brébeuf, jeden z północnoamerykańskich męczenników. Wiele
milionów osób więcej, choć nie oficjalnie uznanych przez Kościół, byli świętymi. Nasi krewni i
przyjaciele, współpracownicy i sąsiedzi, którzy mimo swoich wad i słabości, (jak wskazał papież
Franciszek podczas przemówienia do Kongresu USA) starali się każdego dnia, aby zrobić dobry
uczynek. Spędzają oni uczciwie dzień pracy, aby przynieść do domu chleb codzienny, aby
zaoszczędzić pieniądze i krok po kroku budują lepsze życie dla swoich rodzin.
Tak, te proste zadania dzienne budują Ciało Chrystusa - Kościół. Nigdy nie myśl, ze twoje życie
nie ma znaczenia; miłe słowa i dobre uczynki są święte! Prowadzą innych do głębszego
nawrócenia. Dziękuję za wasze świadectwo!
W niedzielę wieczorem, 1 listopada, na Mszy Świętej o 7: 00 wieczorem, będziemy modlić się
za wszystkie dusze wiernych zmarłych. W sposób szczególny będziemy wspominać wszystkich,
którzy zginęli z naszej parafii w ciągu ostatniego roku. Pamiętaj, aby uczestniczyć w tej
specjalnej Mszy pamięci.
W Poniedziałek, 2 listopada Msze za wszystkich naszych zmarłych będziemy kontynuować
zaczynając od Mszy o 6: 30 rano i 8: 30 rano i 7: 00 wieczorem w języku polskim. Przez cały
miesiąc listopad nadal będziemy modlić się za wszystkich zmarłych.
Wieczny odpoczynek racz im dać Panie, a światłość wiekuista niechaj im świeci. Niech ich
dusze i wszystkie dusze wiernych zmarłych spoczywa w pokoju.
Ks. Mike Meany
Notre Dame College Prep Otwarte Dni niedziela, 25 października (11 am-2pm)
Notre Dame College Prep odbędą się Dni Otwarte (Open House) dla chłopców i ich rodzin w
niedzielę, 25 października od 11 rano do 2 po południu. Otwarte Dni zawierają osobiste wycieczki po
obiektach i informacje o programach naukowych, sportowych i pozalekcyjnych. Znajduje się na ulicy
7655 West Dempster w Niles, Illinois. NDCP zapewnia wykształcenie młodych ludzi w wiarze,
stypendia i usługi. Oferuje on wymagający program, który spełnia indywidualne potrzeby zróżnicowanej
grupy studentów. Zawiera 15 międzyszkolnych zajęć sportowych i ponad 30 klubów, działań i rekreacji
dla 810 studentów, którzy osiągają wysokie wykształcenie, z czego prawie 100 procent absolwentów
dostaje się na studia. Studenci pochodzą z USA, Azji i Europy. Odkryj różnicę Notre Dame College
Prep! Aby uzyskać więcej informacji dotyczących Open House, skontaktuj sie z LAVERNE Bontempo
na 847.779.8615 lub [email protected]~~pobj.
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RESURRECTION serdecznie zaprasza rodziny na Otwarte Dni 29 października i 8
listopada 2015
RESURRECTION (High School) będzie gospodarzem dwóch otwartych dni dla przyszłych uczniów i ich rodzin
w celu zwiedzania obiektów szkolnych w czwartek, 29 października, w godzinach od 6: 30 - 8: 30 wieczorem i
niedzielę, 8 listopada, od 2: 00 - 4: 00 po południu. Zwiedzający będą mieli zapewnioną wycieczkę po kampusie z
osobą odpowiedzialną w tym odwiedzenia sal lekcyjnych, pracowni naukowych, sal sportowych, miejsc nauki i
sztuki, zobaczenia nowego laboratorium i jego zasobów oraz nowe miejsce Resurrection - laboratorium innowacji.
Odwiedzający będą również mogli dowiedzieć się o programie nauczania i programów szkolnych. Informacje będą
również dotyczyły różnych klubów i działań, a także transportu, pracy / studiów, pomoc czesnego i możliwości
stypendialnych.
Resurrection College Prep High School, położony jest na 7500 West Talcott Avenue w Chicago i jest
największym ze wszystkich katolickich szkol średnich dla dziewcząt, w północnej części Chicago. Od swojego
powstania w 1922 roku, Resurrection ukończyło ponad 14.000 absolwentów. Więcej informacji pracowni
naukowych, sal sportowych, miejsc nauki i sztuki, zobaczenia nowego laboratorium i jego zasobów oraz nowe
miejsce Resurrection - laboratorium innowacji. Odwiedzający będą również mogli dowiedzieć się o programie
nauczania i programów szkolnych. Informacje będą również dotyczyły różnych klubów i działań, a także transportu,
pracy / studiów, pomoc czesnego i możliwości stypendialnych.
Resurrection College Prep High School, położony jest na 7500 West Talcott Avenue w Chicago i jest największym
ze wszystkich katolickich szkol średnich dla dziewcząt, w północnej części Chicago. Od swojego powstania w 1922
roku, Resurrection ukończyło ponad 14.000 absolwentów. Więcej informacji na temat Resurrection College Prep
High School, zadzwoń 773.775.6616 Ext 129 lub odwiedź www.reshs.org.
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REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
OUR DECEASED
Joseph Kubeczko
Margaret Namovic
Jack Amaro
Katharina Hautzinger
Barbara Beierwaltes
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
Carlyn Delort
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 & Dominic 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
Mary & 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
Baldemar Vega
Virginia Brekke
Dena Ruazol
Nicholas Papas
Alex Hernandez
Ed Bielski
Margaret Namovic
Wladyslawa Planica
Stella “Stasia” Magdon
Luigina Bergamin
JoAnn Morici
October 25, 2015
Mass Intentions for the Week
Monday, October 26—Weekday
6:30—Robert Bougher
8:30—Anna Betka, Steven Saranecki
Walter Tymczuk
Tuesday, October 27—Weekday
6:30—For All Parishioners
8:30—Adriano & Leona Galassi, William Pattison
Robert Larson
Wednesday, October 28—Sts. Simon & Jude
6:30—Albert & Georgiana Dorsch
8:30—Dorothy Wenderski, Sandra C. Galassi
Katherine Wenderski
7:00—Kamil Bartosiewicz,
Anna & Franciszek Jesionka
Rozalia & Franciszek Kulis
Danuta & Jan Niewola, Maria & Marian Nytko
Edward Chylka, Jozef Jowocki
Wieslaw Jowocki (5th Anniv. Of Death)
Stanislawa Jowocka, Lucjan Jowocki
Marek & Irena Kozlowski
God’s Blessings and Holy Mother’s Care for
Agnieszka Malicka on her Birthday
Thursday, October 29—Weekday
6:30—Katherine Kasprzyk
8:30—Andrew Grisanti
Friday, October 30—Weekday
6:30—Albert & Georgiana Dorsch,
Martin Slack, Sr.
Marie McCormick Beers (13th Anniv. Of Death)
Get Well for Mary Mahoney
8:30—Byrne, Endre & Tarpey Families
Saturday, October 31—Weekday
7:30—Blessings for Marriage of Marides Serrio &
Robert Hidari, Fely Garcia
Carmen Santos & Isidro Santos, Sr.
5:00—Fr. Piotr Samborski
Dolores Janikowski, Richard Helminiak
Helen Jensen, Gabby Plebanski
Feast Day of St. Dominic & Maria Nuestra
Senora of Bataan, In Thanksgiving for Graces
Received, Car Komorowski, Raymundo Arias,
Sr., Bill Gruzynski, Good Health for Maria Luisa
Bernardo, Jun DeLara & Nanette Sadorra
Allssandro Caira, Pasquale Caira, Filomena
Morelli
6:30—Celebrant: Fr. Peter Rapcia
Diane Stec, Jozef & Stefania Kurylo (10th
Anniv. Of Death), Zofia & Czeslaw Garbarz
Helena & Jan Kurpisz, Ben Manogura
Za dusze sw. pamieci Anna & Jan Zamora,
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Katarzyna, Wojcich, Stanislaw Kochanek
Bronislawa Kaczmarczyk, Genowefa Resudek
Dorota & Zbigniew Kaczmarczyk
Ludwik Pajak, Jan & Piotr
Marianna & Aleksander Gutowski
Henryk & Marian Gutowski
Stanislaw Kotynski, Helena Koztowski
Helena & Henryk Nieciecki
Sunday, November 1—All Saints
7:30—Celebrant: Fr. Piotr Samborski
Betty Martin, Albert & Georgiana Dorsch
Roberto Hembrador, Lawrence Hageman
9:00—Celebrant: Fr. Michael Meany
Jazwiec & Handzel Families
Andrzej Stachon-Groblowy, Lorenz Gfesser
Arsenio & Felicitas Bumanlag
Rosina Waltenspiel, Dr. Edward Awe
Daniel, Leo, George Kowalewski
Ewa, Stanislaw & Edmund Gorka
Bartolome, Angel, Eulogio Baclagan
Patronilio, Cerila, Benjamin, Tinoy & Nieves
Pascua, Martina Corpuz, Victoria Villanueva
Barbara Beierwaltes, Stanley Augustyn
Bronislaw & Anna Augustyn, Stanley &
Bronislawa Kiwak
10:45—Celebrant: Fr. Michael Meany
Frances & Chester Kapustka
Nicholas Vasile, Sr., Filippo Giacone
Jolanta Bialobrzewski, Margaret Namovic
Edward Mulligan, Rosetta Ales
Ruben Nery, Rodrigo Parungo
Reynaldo Dychangco & Alberto Odulio
Crisanto Leoncia Gallibu—Bitangas, Maltus
Talosigs & Leynes Families
Eugenio & Antonia Dias,
Thanksgiving from Leynes & Gallibu Families
Michael Bizunowicz (3rd Anniv. Of Death)
Maria, Wladyslaw, Maria Galdyn
Wladyslaw Makowski, Elzbieta Sztelma,
Marchewka, Sztelma, Worwa, Kowalkowski
Wojciech Przezdzienkowski, Irma Ponce
12:30—Celebrant: Fr. Peter Rapcia (All intentions will
be read before Mass)
6:00—Celebrant: Fr. Peter Rapcia
Eugenio R. & Antonia L. Dias,
Fernandes & Dias Families,
Antonio, Eduardo, Victor
Stanley Scott (9th Anniv. Of Death)
Fernandes & Dias Families
Faustino Moises, Sr., Juliana Agapito, Isabel,
Marcelina, Miller, Dinah, Raquel Ildefonso, Sr.
Requests for Mass Intentions
Please submit all Mass Intentions to the parish office 12 days in advance of your request so
they can be printed in the bulletin. Only intentions printed in the bulletin will be read at Mass. We
appreciate your cooperation.
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St. John Brebeuf Church
October 25, 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.
October 25, 2015
Eucharistic Adoration
24 Hours a Day In Parish Ministry Center Chapel
St. Vincent de Paul—[email protected]

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