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Saturday, October 12, 2019 Vigil Twenty–eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

5:00 PM †Catherine & Joseph Rzepka

†Jozef Rebacz (Stefania Rebacz) †Jeffrey Nicosia

†Katharina Hoog (Reno Franceschi) †David Nicosia (Barb & Sonny Annoreno)

†Esther Heffernan (Meyer Family) †Cecilia Dopkus (Compell Family)

Sunday, October 13, 2019

Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM

†Carolina Franceschi (Reno & Virginia Franceschi)

†Marc Brzezicki (Reno Franceschi) †Del Lagozinski

†Andrew & Maria Szadzy (Muglia Family) †Virginia Franceschi (Husband, Reno)

11:00 AM

†Sister Norberta Pacyna (Cecilia Szczurkiewicz) †Pietro Pisello (Wife, Emma & Family)

†Donato Parente (Wife, Caterina) †Delta Bertolini (Lisa & Ron Bertolini) †Deacon Andy Pecson (Wife, Emilie)

Blessings & Good Health to the Pecson-Banal Family

†Antonio & Manuela Banal (Emilie Pecson) †Carmine Giuliano (Giuliano Family)

†Florencio Aspi (Aspi Family) †Franca Defonte (Nephew, Nick)

†Camella Fumo (Michael & Rachel Ricchio)

Monday, October 14, 2019 St. Callistus

8:30 AM †Rosina Scarpelli (Ann & Lou Caruso)

†Rosaleen Waters & Suzanne Rudden (Family)

Tuesday, October 15, 2019 St. Teresa of Jesus

8:30 AM †Regina Swiercz & Mary Harast (Dolores Rzepka)

†Regina & Teresa Swider (Harriet Swider)

Wednesday, October 16, 2019 St. Hedwig & St. Margaret Mary Alacoque

8:30 AM For Parishioners

Thursday, October 17, 2019

St. Ignatius of Antioch 8:30 AM

†In memory of Victoria & Louis Horobik & Franciszek Bartosz (Mary Ann Zulawinski) †Jose Cam (Evelyn Kohnke)

Friday, October 18, 2019

St. Luke 8:30 AM

†Francesco & Porzia Carone (Family) †Luigi & Maria Masellis (Family)

†Rafaele & Francesca Tunzi (Family) †Joseph Mandile (Wife, Isabella)

Saturday, October 19, 2019

Vigil Twenty– ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 PM

†Mary Ann & Edward Allen (Barbara & Richard Raclawski)

†Manuel Beltran, Jr. (Elma Bayan) †Joseph & Sophie Slofkosky & Family

(Frances Fountas) †Jeffrey Nicosia (Marion Nardi)

†David Nicosia †Leon Kapusta (Family)

†Joseph, Frances & Raymond Wilk (Dolores Wilk) †In loving memory of Deceased Members of the

Compell Family †Helen Wrobel (Ron Wrobel)

†Giovanni Todaro (Wife)

Sunday, October 20, 2019 Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

9:00 AM †Edwin & Antoinette Matys (Joe & Marie Rakoczy)

Francesca Morelli (Gilda Morelli & Rachael Ricchio) †Dorothy Fahy (Barbara & Sonny Annoreno)

†Michael Streb (Family) †Bill & Catherine Aiken (Marianne Aiken)

†Bill & Marty Hogan (Marianne Aiken)

11:00 AM †Pietro Pisello (Wife Emma & Family) †Delta Bertolini (Lisa & Ron Bertolini)

†Salvatore & Concetta Perna (Family) †Nicola Troiano (Wife & Children)

†Giuseppe Carone & Family (Carone Family) †Maria & Bronislaw Wiktor (Family)

†Walter Swider (Wife, Harriet) †Claro B. Dulay, Sr. (Nic & Sarah Dulay)

†Edda Toniolo (Family) †Mario Ricchio (Michael & Rachael Ricchio)

†Irene Aspi Sevilla (Aspi Family)

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**Changes in Deacon or Ministers may occur without notice.

Brody, alice Baxter, Judy Biala, Donna Brennan, George Capps, Celso Castor, Jerome Compell, Speranza DiPaolo, Rosa Favia, Grazia Guercio, Mark Gutierrez, Anna Hartzell, Jerry Johnsen, Maureen Keating, Harry Krawczyk, Raffaela Loizzo, Thomas Michaels, Paul Masciopinto, Salvatore Modica, Vittoria Nudo, Arlene Presta, Jean

Pontarelli, Hector Ramos, Michael & Rachal Ricchio, Dan Staniec, Lavergne Suchor, John Toniolo, Hector & Milagros Torres, Fred Tuytens, Eugenio & Ida Vitaro, Rena Walzer, Jim Weaver, Dolores Wilk, Paul Wolek, Joyce Wolter, Ken Woods, Lorraine Wuss, Clare Zanatta and those in the hospital and nursing homes.

If you are hospitalized or have additions or updates to the list please contact the rectory.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Rom 1:1-7; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 11:29-32 Tuesday: Rom 1:16-25; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 11:37-41 Wednesday: Rom 2:1-11; Ps 62:2-3, 6-7, 9; Lk 11:42-46 Thursday: Rom 3:21-30; Ps 130:1b-6ab; Lk 11:47-54 Friday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9 Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18; Ps 105:6-9, 42-43; Lk 12:8-12 Sunday: Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121:1-8; 2 Tm 3:14 — 4:2; Lk 18:1-8

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES

Sunday: Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Sukkot (Jewish Festival of Tabernacles) begins at sundown Monday: St. Callistus I; Columbus Day; Canadian Thanksgiving Day Tuesday: St. Teresa of Jesus Wednesday: St. Hedwig; St. Margaret Mary Alacoque; National Boss’s Day Thursday: St. Ignatius of Antioch Friday: St. Luke Saturday: Ss. John de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues, and Companions; Sweetest Day

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Naaman, cleansed from his leprosy, returns gratefully to Elisha (2 Kings 5:14-17). Psalm — The Lord has revealed to the nations his saving power (Psalm 298). Second Reading — If we have died with Christ we shall also live with Christ (2 Timothy 2:8-13). Gospel — Ten lepers are healed by Jesus, but only one, a Samaritan, returns to give him thanks (Luke 17:11-19). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

DATE DEACON EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER

ALTAR SERVER LECTOR SACRISTAN

SATURDAY October 19

5:00 PM

Sonny Annoreno Ellie Brumm Josephine Nardi Patrick Dorsey

Jerry Brumm Sandra Wilson Paul Minor

Ellie & Jerry Brumm

SUNDAY October 20

9:00 AM

Chris Virruso Donald Perry Tomasina Perry Debbie Tamas

Donald Perry Gail Henderson Evelyn Kohnke

Evelyn Kohnke

SUNDAY October 20 11:00 AM

Myrcedes Riebock Angel Cichy Christine Szymanski Tonia Sapienza

Tino Zagorscak Amelia Zagorscak

Nicholas Losacco Gino Colletti

Myrcedes Riebock

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Our Lady, Mother of the Church Mission Statement We, the members of Our Lady, Mother of the Church, are drawn together through baptism as a part of the Body of Christ. We are a caring Catholic community, working together as instruments through which Jesus, our risen Lord and Head, continues His mission. Linked to Christ as His Body, we believe that the risen Jesus still proclaims God’s word, gives thanks and praise, welcomes, nurtures, comforts and reaches out to all people. Using the hands and hearts of the members of the parish, with a growing sense that each of us is gifted and has an important part to play in our Parish, Church and World, we renew our call: ♦ to be a Parish diligent about Word and Eucharist, the primary source of our nourishment and spiritual growth... ♦ to be “missioned” - sent forth in the person of Jesus, to bring His Word and Eucharist to family, friends, neighbors and workplace... ♦ to reach out to the sick, the homebound, the persecuted, the lonely, the poor and the bereaved… ♦ to find time to share laughter, joy, friendship, at times, tears; and always to share the goodness of each other...

Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ, Jesus Christ was so much thankful to many people: to the Samaritan woman who gave him cup of water, to the one who anointed his feet with the oil, to the people listening to him for hours by suppling the food to them, to the people who stood by him at the time of Calvary, to Martha and Mary for hospitality, and to many other people. In today’s gospel we hear about only one man cured from leprosy who came back to Jesus with a thankful heart. "Ten were cleansed, were they not? Where are the other nine? Has none but this foreigner returned to give thanks to God?" In Chicago we have the annual Christifideles Award to recognize lay people involved in par-

ishes across the Archdiocese. The name of the award comes from the apostolic exhortation issued in 1988 as a post-synodal document regarding the vocation and the mission of the lay faithful in the Church and in the world. This is typical that the Vatican encyclicals, exhortations, and letters are named with the first words of the document of their original text written in Latin. The apostolic exhortation about lay faithful is called Christifideles Laici. The Introduction in English translation gives us the idea about the whole document:

THE LAY MEMBERS of Christ's Faithful People (Christifideles Laici), whose "Vocation and Mission in the Church and in the World Twenty Years after the Second Vatican Council" was the topic of the 1987 Synod of Bishops, are those who form that part of the People of God which might be likened to the labour-ers in the vineyard mentioned in Matthew's Gospel: "For the Kingdom of heaven is like a householder who went out early in the morning to hire labourers for his vineyard. After agreeing with the labourers for a de-narius a day, he sent them into his vineyard" (Mt 20:1-2). The gospel parable sets before our eyes the Lord's vast vineyard and the multitude of persons, both women and men, who are called and sent forth by him to labour in it. The vineyard is the whole world (cf. Mt 13:38), which is to be transformed according to the plan of God in view of the final coming of the Kingdom of God.

For the Christifidelis Award in our archdiocese every parish can recognize each year one person, or one couple. The Christifideles Award is given to Catholic laypeople who have, by participating in parish life, demonstrated the personal and ministerial renewal, and the vocation of responsibility for the church’s life. At OLMC we always have a dilemma to pick just one from among many serving with great dedication. This year we nominated the Molas family: Rose, Enrique, Joann, and Timothy. They are involved in Lectoring, Extraordinary Ministry, Religious Education, Music Min-istry, Altar Serving, Finance Committee, Filipino Ministry, Children’s Liturgy of the Word, and always are ready to help with many other activities. We are thankful for their service, their dedicated time and talents, for being a blessing to our parish. May God bless you, Father Andrew

Kykkos Monastery, Cyprus picture by AB

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Financiall Stewardship

October 6, 2019 Collection: Regular Sunday Envelopes: $ 3,271.00

Loose: $ 503.00

Children’s Envelopes: $ 25.00

Total: $ 3,799.00

Budget: $ 5,800.00

The Regular Collection was $2,001.00 UNDER BUDGET for this week.

We also received:

Vigils: $ 475.00

Building : $ 938.00

Thank you for your continued support. To donate online go to ourladymotherchurch.com

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This week’s

Sanctuary Lamp Is in memory of

Ben & Palmina Fiorentino

This week’s

Bread & Wine Is in memory of

Barbara & Wieslaw

Stanczyk

Mass and Memorial Requests While we try our best to honor all Mass Intentions, all Mass requests must be completed at least 3 to 4 weeks in advance due to various printing deadlines. Certain dates may not be available. Suggested donations per Mass is $10. Please note that the Bread & Wine requests fill-up quickly and we have some dates availa-ble for 2019. The suggested donation is $50 for the Bread and Wine. There are no Sanctuary Lamp Memori-als available for the remainder of 2019. The 2020 Mass Book, Bread & Wine and Sanctuary Lamp Memorials are now open.

All Mass or remembrance requests can be made in person at the rectory or by completing the Mass re-quest envelope that can be found in the Narthex. Please contact the Rectory for availability. Please in-sert your payment in the envelope and drop it in the collection basket or the mail slot at the Rectory. While we try to accommodate different situations, especially with our homebound parishioners, we can-not honor mass intentions over the phone. Mass cards are available.

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World Mission Sunday Next Week Next weekend we will celebrate World Mission Sunday. Pope Francis invites the entire Church to support mission dio-ceses in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Eu-rope, where priests, reli-gious and lay leaders serve the world’s most vulnerable communities. Please keep the Pope’s missions in your prayers and be generous in next week’s collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith.

When A Family Member is Hospitalized or listed on the Sick List

Because of Privacy laws, (HIPPA), please notify us when you or a family member is hospitalized. (The hospital will not automatically call us unless you specifically ask them.) The same rules apply to adding names to our sick list. Names will only be added if immediate family or the individual grants permission. Also, in order to keep the list accurate, please provide updates by calling the Rectory or contacting the Parish Nurse.

Rosary This Month of the Most Holy Rosary is also Respect Life Month, so this week’s intention for praying the Rosary is for a greater respect for life. Thank you to Lori G., John I., Evelyn K., Terri K., Gilda M., Mary M., Ted M., Jose-phine N., Emilie P., Stefania P., Jean R., Shirley S., and Milabelle T. for praying at least one Rosary a week. Please contact the rectory to have your name added to the list.

Living Rosary During Our Lady of Fatima’s appearances to three shepherd children, she said, “You have seen hell where the poor sinners go. To save them, God wishes to establish in the world devotion to my Immaculate Heart. If what I say to you is done, many souls will be saved

and there will be peace.” The Living Rosary is where people pray one decade of the Rosary every day for the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and the honor of Saint Philomena. The Joyful Mysteries are covered by Ted M., Barb R., Josephine N., Karen R., and Mary M. The first two Luminous Mysteries are covered by Barb R. and Mary M. If you would like to be devoted to the Im-maculate Heart of Mary, pray one of the other three dec-ades of the Luminous Mysteries daily. Contact the recto-ry so your name can be included.

Coat Drive this Weekend Fall and winter coats, jackets, hats, scarves, mittens, and gloves are being collected for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores. We will have a table set up in the narthex to leave your donation.

Bible Study We will look at chapters 18 through 21 of the Gospel according to John on Wednesday, October 23, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in Hayes Center. These are the final chapters of John’s Gospel, on the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Give God an hour of time in the study of his Word.

Catholic Book Club Join us in reading The Temperament God Gave You: the Classic Key to Knowing Yourself, Getting Along with Others, and Growing Closer to

the Lord. This is the first Catholic book on this subject in 70 years, written by Art and Laraine Bennett. Our next meeting is Sunday, December 1, from 10:00 to 10:50 a.m. in Hayes Center.

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right and create an account. Any questions, please contact the Rectory at 773-625-3369.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH Are people suffering domes c violence in my neighborhood? Sadly, domes c violence occurs irrespec ve of neighborhood, religion, ethnicity, occupa on, beauty, intelligence, charm, educa on or age. When the wife in a marriage is abused she may suffer physical injury or psychological injury such as depression and an inability to trust. ( Men may be vic ms too but 85% of reported cases are violence against women.) Children in such families are at risk to be abused also. They are likely to have trouble at school and may develop drug and alcohol addic ons later. Surprisingly, they are at greater risk to repeat violent scenarios as an adult, being abused or an abuser.

Why do women stay? Mainly out of fear. They may fear they cannot support themselves and their chil-dren; they might lose their children; they hope the abuser will change and once again demonstrate the love and respect they once enjoyed. Some mes they stay because they experience shame; at mes they wrongly believe the Church or the Bible requires them to stay. Some stay for unknown reasons. Some ac-quire ba ered woman syndrome in which they iden fy with the goals of the abuser. Many stay for fear they will be killed by the abuser while leaving.

Why do abusers ba er? Domes c violence is a learned behavior. Those who are violent learned how through observa on and reinforcement. They are reinforced when their behavior gives them power and control over their partner. Typically the abuser denies it is happening or minimizes it. O en they blame their vic m thinking: “She made me do it.”

NEXT WEEKEND, OCTOBER 19TH AND 20TH, THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MINISTRY WILL BE IN THE NAR-THEX BEFORE AND AFTER ALL MASSES. PLEASE STOP BY AND LEARN ABOUT OUR MINISTRY AND WAYS WE CAN HELP.

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Pivotal Players Video Series Divine Savior Church will be presenting Bish-op Robert Barron’s video series “Pivotal Play-ers” starting this month. These videos explore the lives of people who had a pivotal role in shaping the life of the Church and in chang-ing the course of Western Civilization. The hour-long videos and short discussions will be presented in the Divine Savior Parish Hall at 10:00 AM and again at 7:00 PM on the following schedule: October 23 St. Thomas Aquinas January 15 St. Catherine of Siena February 19 St. John Henry Newman April 1 GK Chesterton (author of the Father Brown stories) May 13 Michaelangelo (artist) Join us as we explore the lives of these fasci-nating people. Admission is free. We’re look-ing forward to seeing you! Divine Savior Church is located at 7740 W. Montrose, Norridge.

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Our Lady, Mother of the Church in your Estate Plans

What do bequests, life insurance gifts, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, life estate arrangements, and life time giving have in common? They are ways you can pass on your Catholic heritage, faith and love for Our Lady, Mother of the Church. To learn how, contact Fr. Andrew or call the Diocesan Office of Stewardship & Development at 312-534-7615.

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Our Lady, Mother of the Church 8747 West Lawrence Avenue Chicago, IL 60656 Phone: 773-625-3369 Fax: 773-625-0226 ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO Cardinal Blase Cupich Episcopal Vicar: Most Rev. John Manz D.D. PASTOR: Rev. Andrzej Bartosz olmc.pastor@outlook.com ASSISTING PRIEST: Rev. James O’Brien DEACONS: Deacon Sonny & Mrs. Barbara Annoreno Deacon Ted & Mrs. Mary Marszalek Deacon Chris & Mrs. Peggy Virruso PARISH SECRETARY/BULLETIN EDITOR: Mrs. De Anne Glomski, olmc.rectory@outlook.com BOOKKEEPER: Ms. Monika Wawrzyniak PARISH NURSE: Ms. Terri Kaisling, RN at 773-625-3369 x 28 olmc.parishnurse@outlook.com DIRECTOR OF MUSIC & RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Josephine Stracek at 773-625-2273 olmc.musicministry@outlook.com FACILITIES & OFFICE: Mr. Bogusław Krolikowski, Mrs. Theresa Flynn PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL: Ms. Sandra Wilson FINANCE COMMITTEE: Ms. Rose Molas

RECTORY OFFICES HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 - 4pm Fri., 9 - 2pm PARISH WEBSITE: ourladymotherchurch.com ELECTRONIC GIVING: ourladymotherchurch.churchgiving.com PARISHIONERS DATABASE: chicago.parishsoftfamilysuite.com LITURGIES: Saturday Evening: 5:00pm Sunday: 9:00 & 11:00am; Weekday: 8:30am Holy Day: 8:30am & 7:00pm DEVOTIONS: Rosary: Monday - Friday, 8:00am Perpetual Help Novena: Tuesday , 9:00am Healing Prayer Group: Tuesday, following Mass Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: First Friday of the Month, 9:00am until 3:00pm RECONCILIATION / CONFESSION: Saturday: 4:00pm-4:30pm BAPTISMS / MARRIAGES / FUNERALS: Participants are expected to actively participate in preparation programs. Please make arrangements as far in advance as possible (Please make the church arrangements BEFORE setting dates with halls, caterers, etc.). FUNERAL arrange-ments are normally handled by your Funeral Director. VISITS TO THE SICK: Please call the rectory to arrange a visit to a parishioner who is homebound, in the hospital or in a nursing home. ST. VINCENT de PAUL: If you are in need of assistance, call the rectory. A member of the SVdP Society will meet with you to determine what help we can give.

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