Rectory

7958 W. Foster 773/775-6659

Fax 773/775-2832 churchoffice@st-eugene.org

www.st-eugene.org

School 7930 W. Foster 773/763-2235

Fax 773/763-2775 www.st-eugene-school.org

Convent

Spiritual Center Verbum Dei Sisters

7920 W. Foster 773/467-0295

vdeichicago@comcast.net

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time January 31, 2016

SUNDAY MASSES: (5:30 PM Saturday), 7:00, 9:30, 11:30 AM, 4:30 PM WEEKDAYS: 6:30, 9:00 AM (8:30 AM Saturday) CONFESSIONS: Saturdays from 4:00—5:00 PM in the Reconciliation Room. BAPTISMS: 1st & 3rd Sun-days at 1:00 PM. Baptismal Preparation Class the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM in the rectory. Please telephone the rectory to register. WEDDINGS: Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance with one of the Priests. Weddings are cele-brated for registered parish-ioners of St. Eugene Parish. PARISHIONERS: When moving in or out of St. Eugene Parish, please notify the rectory. YOUR WILL: Remember the church in your bequests. CHURCH ETIQUETTE: The priest should be the last in, and first out of church.

THE VOICE St. Eugene

Parish Chicago, IL 60656

REST IN PEACE

It is with sadness that we announce the passing of

Rev. Bob Grib, S.J. Born March 31, 1940 at rest January 25, 2016

Ordained into the Society of Jesus March 19, 1972

Memorial Mass St. Eugene Church

Saturday, February 6, 2016 - 10:00 am

Welcome, visitors and guests, to St. Eugene Church and Parish. Please sign our guest register in the rear vestibule and

let our ushers know if you need a taxi or need to use a phone.

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RECTORY HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY

9:00 - 11:30 am & 12:30 - 8:00 pm (closed for lunch: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm)

SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Bulletin copy MUST be in the rectory office NO LATER THAN 12:00 NOON EACH MONDAY. Copy material received past the deadline will not be published in The Voice until the following weekend—NO EXCEPTIONS.

In place of my article this week we have Archbishop Cupich’s Reflection. Yours in Christ,

2016 ANNUALCATHOLIC APPEAL

COMMITMENT WEEKEND REFLECTION BY ARCHBISHOP BLASE J. CUPICH

THE HANDS OF GOD’S MERCY

It is a pleasure for me to speak to you today from Archbishop Quigley Center in this beautiful Saint James Chapel constructed many decades ago by the third Archbishop of Chicago, Cardinal Mundelein. At the beginning of the Jubilee Year of Mercy, I invited every Catholic in the Archdiocese of Chicago to claim one or more of the corporal or spiritual works of mercy and make a real and practical commitment to do their designated work of mercy throughout the year. The observance of this year enables us to appreciate in a new way God’s mercy in our lives and to re-claim our responsibility to be the hands of God’s mercy in today’s world, as this year’s Annual Catholic Appeal theme expresses it. The readings for last Sunday and this Sunday help us understand that Jesus’ mission and purpose had a single focus—to bring the mercy of God into this world. We find this sense of Jesus’ merciful mission in today’s refrain for the responsorial psalm: “The Lord sent me to bring glad tidings to the poor, to proclaim liberty to captives.” When we walk in the footsteps of Jesus, we, too, bring God’s mercy to a world so much in need of it. The Annual Catholic Appeal enables us to practice the works of mercy. Our financial support helps those most in need in our own parishes, across the Archdiocese, and even in the larger world. Let the love of God and the love of others that Saint Paul describes in today’s second reading, and let the mercy of God so evident in the mission of Jesus take root in your lives. I invite you to participate in the Annual Catholic Appeal. Learn how you can be the hand of God’s mercy. In the name of the Church, I thank you for your attention and your generosity.

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THIS WEEKEND

BLESSING OF THROATS AFTER ALL MASSES

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL FOOD DRIVE

Starting this month, we will begin loading the

truck with our food collection at 11:15 am

(15 minutes prior to the 11:30 am Mass).

SUNDAY 31 12:30 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR MONDAY 1 ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT, 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM 3:15 pm Cub Scouts: SH.MR 4:00 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR TUESDAY 2 11:30 am Young at Heart Club: SH.CTR 7:00 pm Altar & Rosary Society: SH.CTR+MR WEDNESDAY 3 4:00 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus: SH.MR 7:00 pm School Advisory Committee: SCH.110 7:00 pm RCIA: REC.DR THURSDAY 4 3:00 pm Girl Scouts: SH.MR 3:00 pm Children’s Choir: SCH.110 7:00 pm Adult Choir: CH

January 24, 2016

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR PARISH. YOUR EFFORTS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

We have over 145 donors registered on Give

Central and we continue to see our online giving grow. You can now visit our giving page by going to our web site (www.st-eugene.org)

FRIDAY 5 7:00 pm School Event: CH School Event to follow: SH.CTR SATURDAY 6 10:00 am AA.SCH.RH 12:30 pm Knights of Columbus: SH.CTR 3:00 pm Girl Scouts: SCH.RH 4:00 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR SUNDAY 7 9:30 am Altar & Rosary Society Mass & Rosary: CH 12:30 pm Youth Athletics: SH.CTR FACILITY CODES CH Church CV Convent REC.MR Rectory Meeting Room SCH.110 School Room 110 SCH.RH Ryan Hall SH.CTR Shaunessy Center SH.CTR+MR Shaunessy Center & Meeting Room SH.MR Shaunessy Center Meeting Room

THE GREAT HYMN TO LOVE It is doubtful that Saint Paul, when he sat down to write what we now know as the thirteenth chapter of First Corinthians, knew that he was penning what was to become one of the keystones of Christian ethics. In this brief passage, he set down ideals about love that have held fast through the centuries. Sometimes we may think that because these are ideals to which we aspire, we are excused from them in our daily living. But what Paul was writing was a letter to his friends, providing them with some sound advice about what it meant—and still means—to live in love, day by day, as a follower of Christ. We find in his words to his friends a broadening of the great commands of Jesus to love God and neighbor. To-day we hear what this love must look like in our own actions, and how it ought to guide our relationships with others. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Regular Sunday Offering $ 11,818

Electronic Giving Weekly Average December (four week average)

$ 1,243

Total $ 13,061

Sunday Budget 2015-16 $ 16,000

Over / (short) $ 2,939

To Teach Who Christ Is $ 464

Sharing Parish $ 60

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Prayer with Scripture

We invite you to an encounter of prayer where you can stop from the hurry of the moment and listen to God through God’s Word, in silence, meditation, ad-oration and contemplation. In this short but intense time, we listen to a talk that introduces us into the understanding of the Word of God, which later, we reflect on and meditate in an attitude of faith, discov-ering what God is trying to reveal to us. The prayer is accompanied by the exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with songs to help the faithful enter more into prayer.

Every Tuesday in Spanish - 7:00 pm Every Wednesday in English - 7:00 pm

Every Thursday in Polish - 7:30 pm Every Thursday in Filipino - 7:00 pm

St. Eugene Convent 7920 W. Foster, Chicago IL 60656

For more information please contact the convent at:773-467-0295

As the deer longs for streams of water, so my soul longs for you, O God. Psalm 42,2

ADORATION of the BLESSED SACRAMENT Mondays in church 12:00 NOON - 8:00 pm

with Benediction at 7:45 pm

“May Jesus be always with you and accompany you wherever you go.”

St. Pio of Pietrelcina

PLEASE COME — VISIT JESUS

PEOPLE OF THE CROSS UNITED “Let us pray for Christians suffering persecution, often amid the shameful silence of so many.” Pope Francis

Parishioner Contact Update To help us keep our records current, please print the information below and drop the form in the collection basket or

at the rectory. Thank you.

Last Name _________________________ First Name __________________ M/M, Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss

Last Name _________________________ First Name __________________ M/M, Mr., Mrs., Ms., Miss

Address ________________________________________ City __________________ Zip code ________

Email address: _____________________________ Email address: ______________________________

Phone # (Home) _______________________ Cell # ___________________ Cell # __________________

YOUNG AT HEART CLUB Tuesday, February 2 - 11:30 am Shaunessy Center After our regular meeting, we will have cake & coffee and then play Bingo. We welcome new members. We meet on the first & third Tuesdays at 11:30 am in the Shaunessy Center See you at the meeting.

ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY Tuesday, February 2 - Doors open 6:30 pm Shaunessy Center Just an reminder that at our upcoming meeting on February 2nd, we will be having our annual Baby Shower and/or Mission Collection for the Women's Center. Karen Newhouse is the chairperson for the meeting this month and the theme is Everything’s Coming Up Hearts .

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 is the FEAST OF ST. BLAISE

Throats will be blessed after the morning Masses at 6:30 & 9:00 am.

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Parish Staff Rev. George Koeune, Pastor Ms. Catherine Scotkovsky, Principal Rev. James J. O’Brien, Pastor Emeritus Mrs. Janet Kusinski, Assistant Principal Rev. Grzegorz Wójcik , Associate Pastor Ms. Lydia Hilado, Director of Music Rev. John Hetland, Associate Pastor Mr. Vincent Hilado, Assist. Director of Music Rev. Philip J. Grib, S.J., Resident Mrs. Barbara Meier, Bulletin Editor Retired Deacon Edward O’Leary Mrs. Joanna Bischof, Mrs. Pat Conlon, Deacon Jim Cozzo, Jr. Mrs. Kathleen Kon & Deacon Chick O’Leary, Business Manager Mrs. Terri Swiderski, Receptionists

Please TURN OFF any electronic devices before entering the church for Mass or any other Liturgical service. Please do NOT park in front of church to ensure emergency vehicle access.

There are ample parking spaces provided on the north side, to the rear of the church and the Shaunessy Center parking lot.

CRISIS PREGNANCY HELPLINE 1-800-400-4205

2015 CHURCH DONATIONS

2015 statements of contributions will be mailed by February 1st to

ALL parishioners who have made donations totaling

$200 or more during the 2015 calendar year.

If your donations total less than $200 and you would like a 2015 STATEMENT OF CONTRIBUTIONS, please call the rectory. Have your envelope ID number available. The envelope ID number is the group of numbers found to the far left above your name.

2017 MASS BOOK The Mass Book for 2017 opened

Tuesday, January 19, 2016 Consistent with Archdiocesan policy, there is one intention per Mass. To accommodate the additional requests of parishioners, collective or multi-Intentional Masses are scheduled at 9:00 am on Wednesday, and 11:30 am on Sunday. Since we have a large parish, we must allow people an opportunity to get specific days for Mass Intentions. Therefore, only five intentions may be given to an individual within the first two weeks that the book is open. An individual per-son may not take more than five Mass Intentions in a given month. Of these five Masses, no more than two should be listed in any given week. The above guidelines do not apply to the desig-nated Multi-Intentional Masses. A person can have a Multi-Intentional Mass every week if they desire it. However, since the intentions are read at Mass, no more than thirty intention should be taken in on any Multi-Intentional Mass. SINGERS WANTED!

Thursdays - 7:00 pm Church The St. Eugene Adult Choir will resume rehearsals on Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 7 pm, in St. Eugene Church. All are welcome! Please send an email to music@st-eugene.org or call the rectory at 773-775-6659 if you would like more information. Hope to see you there! Lydia Hilado, Director of Music

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ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY MASS Sunday, February 7 - 9:30 am Church

We start saying the rosary at 9:05 am. Everyone is welcome to join in saying the rosary.

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PLEASE PRAY For the Sick: Linda Adamczyk, Annabella Amato, Pat Apida, Robert Apida, Rosemary Beyak,

Arthur Bronski, Cathy Cassettari, Franco Chiappetta, Infant Liam Thomas Clark, Agnes Collins,

Sam Cortese, Mirna Cozzo, Ed Czerwinski, Marge Dyson, Don Feist, Carol Gasiorek, Robert W. Gelfond,

Frances Gofron, Michelle & Shaun Hamilton, Tim Heider, Barbara Hinze, Patricia Imburgia, John Janik,

Kathy Jeskey, John Kevin Keating, Linda Knight, Katherine Koeune, Eugeniusz Kosla, Olga Kykta,

Rosaria Lombardo, Rosina Macak, Rose Mary Maratto, Rosemary Marinello, John Masley, Nick Milazzo,

Rev. James Murphy, Michael C. Muscarello, Virginia Muscarello, Delio & Rosalie Napoli, Leo Navickis,

Richard Oberheim, Dorothy O’Leary, Deacon Ed O’Leary, Robynn O’Leary, Lois Pallo, Bertha Pappalardo,

Isaac Parris, Lena Pighini, Norma Quilici, Gerry Randazzo, Charlotte Rice, Rita Rogers, John Ruberti,

Teresa Ruberti, Leo Samborski, Theresa Samborski, Marie Sauser, Jerry Schippers, Joanne Schippers,

Patrick Schippers, John Schuster, Michael Shannon, Yolanda Shannon, Dean Showalter, Michael Solberg,

Emily Steckiewicz, Maxine Stefanowski, Gerulamo Taurina, Rev. Fred Tomzik, Mary Vail, Beverly Wijas,

Louanne Will, Janina Wójick, Mary Ann Zulawinski and for those who are homebound, in hospitals,

nursing homes and under hospice care.

Newly added to our sick list:

For the Deceased: Francesca Concialdi, Anatol Gluzerman, Rev. Bob Grib, S.J., Richard Marin, Sr.,

Eleanor C. Saflarski, Elia Trimarchi

PLEASE CALL THE RECTORY IF YOU WOULD LIKE A NAME LISTED.

NEW REGISTRATIONS FOR THE 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR

Saint Eugene School is now accepting new registrations for the 2016-17 school year. We offer full and part time pre-school for three year olds, full and part time pre-kindergarten for four year olds, and full time classes for kindergarten through grade 8. Pre-school parents have the option of three mornings (M-W-F), three full days (M-W-F), or five mornings (M-T-W-T-F), or five full days (M-T-W-T-F). Pre-Kindergarten parents have the option of five mornings or five full days.

Parents may also make appointments for individual tours at other times.

For more information,

please call: 773-763-2235

A FORETASTE Faith is the foretaste of that knowledge which

hereafter will make us happy. —St. Thomas Aquinas

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PLEASE NOTE: The designated multi-intentional Mass times will

be the 9:00 morning Mass on Wednesday, and the 11:30 morning Mass on Sunday.

Multi-intentional Masses will have no more than 30 names.

A REMINDER To make sure a Mass Intention is included in the bulletin, it must be made 2 weeks in advance. To make sure a Mass Intention is read at Mass, it must be made at least 1 week in advance of the date requested.

+ MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK + Saturday, January 30 - Vigil: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:30 Bennie Martin Sunday, January 31 - Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 People of the Parish 9:30 Int. of Santiago Fam. 11:30 Anna Fornal, Pam Heider, Angeline Komperda, Joseph Kuzara, Margaret Leen, Joseph & Agnes Marchiori, Colleen O’Malley, The LaPietra Fam. & Fri., Fran Smith, Maria Tenuta 4:30 William Kerber Monday - Friday: 6:30 am & 9:00 am

Saturday: 8:30 am Monday, February 1 6:30 Walter D’Souza 9:00 Salvatore Alaimo Tuesday, February 2 - The Presentation of the Lord 6:30 Purgatorial Society 9:00 Margaret & Jim McGuire Wednesday, February 3 - St. Blaise, St. Ansgar 6:30 Andrew & Joan Maier 9:00 Elisa Constantino, Joseph & Agatha Dusza, Rocco Falco, Kazimierz & Henryka Fornal, Christopher Koeune, Thomas & Agatha Kowalski, Ken Rogers, Dan Rountree Thursday, February 4 6:30 Maureen Walsh 9:00 Anthony Laterza Friday, February 5 - St. Agatha 6:30 Int. of Stanley Siwiec 9:00 Renee Pinter Saturday, February 6 - St. Paul Miki & Companions 8:30 Steven Sasenick Saturday, February 6 - Vigil: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:30 Dec’d Mbrs. Conlon & Husfield Fams. 1:00 Wedding: Ana Sholin & Raymond Kahle Sunday, February 7 - Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 Rachelle Turano-Wojcok 9:30 Elvera Urso 11:30 Margaret Chlopek, Dabros & Wytrwal Fams., Vincenzo Di Iorio, Helen & Steve Dobrowolski, Giuseppe & Giuseppa Fiorante, Robert Landeck, Girolama Leone, The LaPietra Fam. & Fri., John Mugnaini, Angela & Vincenzo Recchia, Frances & Robert Reilly, Sr., Maria Tenuta, John Van Moffert, Milan Vasich 4:30 People of the Parish

+ MINISTERS OF THE LITURGY +

*Lector **Eucharistic Minister ***Server

Saturday, February 6 - 8:30 am *** Team 11 Saturday, February 6 - 1:00 pm Wedding *** Team 10 Saturday, February 6 - 5:30 pm * P. Brown ** M. Pollowy, A. Cisek, P. Conlon, J. Nardi *** Team 12 Mon., 2/8 - 9:00 am Sunday, February 7 - 7:00 am * C. O’Malley ** K. Kon, R. Perez, C. Bobka, N. Francisco *** Team 5 Tue., 2/9 - 9:00 am Sunday, February 7 - 9:30 am * A & R Lector ** A & R Eucharistic Ministers *** Team 3 Wed., 2/10 - 9:00 am Sunday, February 7 - 11:30 am * J. Imburgia ** P. Schippers, L. Vasich, M. Vasich, G. Bermas *** Team 2 Thu., 2/11 - 9:00 am Sunday, February 7 - 4:30 pm * D. Divello ** M. Meo, C. Paulini, Y. Sarmiento, J. Imburgia *** Team 1 Fri., 2/12 - 9:00 am Wednesday, February 10 - 12:00 pm * Volunteer Lector ** Volunteer Eucharistic Ministers *** Team 11 Wednesday, February 10 - 4:30 pm * Volunteer Lector ** Volunteer Eucharistic Ministers *** Team 4 Wednesday, February 10 - 7:00 pm * Volunteer Lector ** Volunteer Eucharistic Ministers *** Team 6

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At the time of a family member’s death, if you would like memorials to be made to

St. Eugene Parish, please instruct the Funeral Home to use the following in the death notice: “In lieu of flowers, a memorial may be made to

St. Eugene Parish, Foster Avenue, Chicago.”

Envelopes can be provided by the Funeral Home.

III - Ana Sholin & Raymond Kahle

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION For the first four centuries or so, there seems not to have been a sense of marriage as a church insti-tution. Christians followed civil law, which kept the wedding in a family setting. Bishops wanted people to be good citizens insofar as possible, and so they recognized the government’s role in marriage. In general, they expected Christians to know that mar-riage was good, that marriage to other Christians was best, and to take it easy on the wild wedding parties. They agreed that marriage was a divine in-stitution, that Christ blessed it especially, and they loved referring to the miracle at the wedding feast of Cana. Still, even when Christianity became the offi-cial religion of the empire in 380, marriage remained a family matter. On wedding days people gathered in the bride’s house, where the father would “give her hand” to her husband, draping a garland of flowers over the cou-ple. There were no official words to say, there was no blessing to be given. Everyone walked in proces-sion to the bride’s new home for the concluding rites and the feast. In the Eastern Empire, it soon became customary to invite a priest or bishop to give a bless-ing at the meal or the day before. It was a nice thing to do, completely optional, but had a “photo-op” feel to it that was widely emulated. Before long, at least in the East, it looked as if the priest were joining the couple in marriage and blessing the union. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

WINTER, 2016 THEOLOGY OF PARK RIDGE

(Final Session Celebrating 50 years) “WOW-WHAT A RIDE!”

February 3 - Pauline Viviano, Ph.D.

“When an Ending is a Beginning:

Creation to Consummation To New Age in the Bible”

As the Theology of Park Ridge ends its

theological adventure, it is appropriate to reflect upon “Endings: in the Bible.” We will explore how it is that endings in the Bible have a way

of leading to new beginnings.

February 17 - Rev. Donald Senior

Fifty Years and Counting The Biblical Revolution of Vatican II

One of the most remarkable achievements of the Second Vat-

ican Council was the impetus it gave the biblical Renewal within the Catholic Church. The Council’s Decree “Dei Ver-bum” (“the Word of God”) on divine Revelation and its pas-

toral recommendations brought a new energy and perspective to the Church, a renewal that fifty years later is still in pro-

cess.

Place: Our Lady of Hope Church 9711 W. Devon Avenue Rosemont, IL 60618 9:15 am -- Lecture, Coffee, Rolls Fee: $10.00/per lecture at door Women and men are invited. Wheelchair accessible

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A PARISHIONER OF ST. EUGENE PARISH,

WE WELCOME YOU TO PLEASE STOP BY THE RECTORY OFFICE DURING

REGULAR OFFICE HOURS. M-F 9 am - 8 pm, SAT – SUN 9 am - 1 pm

ALUMNI WEEKEND February 26, 27, & 28, 2016

BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL

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THANK YOU, BULLETIN ADVERTISERS This bulletin is subsidized completely by those companies whose advertisements appear on the last two pages. If you have the opportunity, you may thank them in the name of our parish by using their products or services. Should you desire to participate as a sponsor or our bulletin, you may contact J.S. Paluch Company at 1-800-566-6170.

POPE FRANCIS

TWEET FOR THE WEEK In today’s society,

in which forgiveness is so rare,

mercy is ever more important.

FATHER BOB GRIB, S.J.

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FATHER BOB GRIB, S.J.

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Wednesday, February 17, 2016

(6:30 - 8:00 p.m.)

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We ask all of our parishioners, if you have a loved one serving in the military,

to please contact the rectory office to give us the name of the soldier, so the

whole parish can pray for your loved one. A book in the church vestibule is

available for inscribing the names of all military personnel. This book will be part of the offertory

procession from now until the war is over.

A PRAYER LORD, HOLD OUR TROOPS IN YOUR LOVING HANDS. PROTECT THEM AS THEY PROTECT US. BLESS THEM AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR THE SELFLESS ACTS THEY PERFORM FOR US IN OUR TIME OF NEED. WE ASK THIS IN THE NAME OF JESUS OUR LORD AND SAVIOR. AMEN

We pray for our loved ones

who are serving in any branch of the Armed Forces during this time of conflict.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

Our mission as Catholics united in faith at St. Eugene Parish is to help bring God to people and people to

God. Through evangelization, education and being of service to each other, we strive to make our parish

community a holistic community in body, mind and spirit. It is our goal to develop, support, encourage and

empower one another in our parish ministries, so that each person can reach their human and Christian po-

tential. We are enthused about the future of St. Eugene and the whole Catholic Church and we pledge our

participation in that future. We seek dialogue and open communication with all parishioners in fulfilling the

needs of our parish. While recognizing the cultural diversities in our community, we will strive to bring all

people together in Christ under a common bond of faith, hope and love.

GHALEB AZROUI

DONALD BELLISARIO TIMOTHY EMMETT CAROLAN

CATHY O’LEARY CHAMBERLAIN ZBIGNIEW DUDKOWSKI

MARTY DURCAN MATTHEW SCOTT FORREST

ANDREW HOPKINS BRANDON JACKSON

CHRISTOPHER JENKINS JACK KANE

ANTONIO JAMES LIM JAMES TYLER MARBACH

CHRIS MARCHIORI

KEITH MILLER MEGAN MILLER

AUGUSTINE EMEKA NDIWE THOMAS NEUHENGEN

CATHERINE ANN (BARHAM) NEWELL ERIC NORWOOD VINCENT PAGE

CHAD PRITCHARD NICHOLAS RANCH

HOLLY SCHIPPERS MICHAEL SCHIPPERS, JR.

If you would like to add a name to the list, please call the rectory. Also, please call the rectory when your loved one returns home.