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MASS: Saturday: 4:30 PM , Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM English, 12 Noon Polish. Weekdays: 9:00 AM - Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 7:30 AM Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday. RECONCILIATION: Saturdays, from 3:15 PM until 4:00 PM or by appointment. PARISH OFFICES HOURS: Monday-Friday: 9AM - 7PM, Saturday 9AM - 1PM

Office is closed on Sunday and during the summer months it is closed on Friday.

TELEPHONE: (708) 974-3336 FAX: (708) 974-3556

Sacred Heart Ministry Center, 8245 W. 111th St., Palos Hills, IL 60465

Parish email: parishmail@sacredheartpalos.org.

Parish website: www.sacredheartpalos.org

JULY 14, 2019

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Baked Goods

Petting Zoo

Gift

Raffle

Pop Beer Wine

Face Painting

Children’s Games

DJ and Karaoke

Landau Cats Band

Inflatable Slide

Pony Rides

FRESH CORN ON COB

STEAK TACOS

NACHOS WITH CHEESE

HAMBURGERS & HOT DOGS

CHICKEN TENDERS

POLISH PLATE PIZZA

Lulu the Clown

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Our 2019 Parish Picnic is fast approaching – save the date August 4 and share in the food, fun and prizes with your friends and fellow parishioners. There are several changes to the picnic this year For those with special dietary needs there will be veggie burgers, gluten free buns and frozen treats, as well as nut-

free and gluten free items at the Bake Sale In the Moscow Center there will be a special area for teens and adults to enjoy non-video games, play cards and

work puzzles A bags tournament is planned, so get you team together – sign-up sheets will be available The former Basket Raffle will now be a Prize Raffle with fewer items, but even better prizes including Dinner for

Four with the Pastor – follow us on Facebook to keep up to date on additional prizes There will be no Car Show this year. Ted who has organized this event for many years, has taken a well-deserved

break for a vacation the weekend of the picnic The popular Rummage Sale will not be held this year; however, a similar event is being organized for the fall –

watch the bulletin for updates As always, volunteers are needed to make this annual event a success. Sign-up will be held the weekends of July 20-21 and 27-28 Service hours available for teens and adults Volunteers needed to assist with activities, not only to work in food booths Picnic Hours Ticket sales 12:45 Food and beverage service begins at 1:00 Picnic activities until dusk A full day of entertainment is planned Bilingual Polka Mass at noon Children’s Polish dance group will perform at the start of the picnic DJ and Karaoke Back by popular demand our own Dave Gaidas and his band Landau Cats Food booths will offer a variety of selection Chicken tenders Polish sausage with sauerkraut Potato pancakes Burgers and hot dogs Steak tacos Nachos Pizza after 3 pm Corn on the cob Cotton candy Frozen treats

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GOD WANTS TO BE KNOWN

The Old Testament reading from Deuteronomy praises God for inscribing the commandments in our very bodies. God’s law is not distant or foreign, but a natural part of us. In his letter to the Colossians, Saint Paul echoes Moses, praising God for becoming one of us. The truly human, flesh-and-blood Jesus reminds us that God always wants to be recognizable and familiar to us. Jesus, who is also truly God, wants to be on intimate terms with each of us. God’s passionate desire to be known by us is almost too wonderful to take in. Luke’s Gospel helps us understand how to respond. The Good Samaritan parable provides practical advice for those who believe in God’s intimate love for them and want to share that love with others. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES

Sunday: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Bonaventure Tuesday: Our Lady of Mount Carmel Thursday: St. Camillus de Lellis Saturday: St. Apollinaris; Blessed Virgin Mary Christ Jesus . . . is the head of the

body, the church. — Colossians 1:15, 18

O most beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. O Star of the Sea, help me and show me you are my Mother.

O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succor me in this necessity (make request). There are none that can withstand your power. O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. Sweet Mother I place this cause in your hands. Amen.

Prayer to the Blessed Mother of Mount Carmel

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast Day is Tuesday, July 16

On behalf of our Pastor, Fr. Jacek Wrona, our Associate Pastor, Fr. Dave Straub, and our Sacred Heart Parishioners, we extend a warm welcome to Fr. Pawel Makosa, SMA.

Fr. Pawel, who is from Poland, is here to represent The Society of African Missions, (SMA), and will speak at all the Masses this weekend. We especially look forward to having him tell us a little about his OWN missionary experiences and tell us what the missionary congregation (SMA)is about and their work with the people of Africa.

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Starting this weekend, July 13 and 14, Raffle Tickets will be collected and sold in the church narthex before and after Mass. We will continue to collect and sell until July 27 & 28.

The Early Bird Drawings will START this weekend, July 13 & 14, and continue on

the following dates: July 20 & 21 and July 27 & 28.

Get your raffle tickets in early…... All early bird tickets are still eligible for the main raffle on the day of the picnic.

REMEMBER …….

This is our major Fundraiser

PLEASE! Let’s make it a SUCCESSFUL one!

Please Note: Tickets placed in the collection basket need to be put in an envelope and clearly marked raffle tickets.

The Sacred Heart Fun Club will meet this Wednesday, July 17th, at 12 Noon in the Moscow Center. Join other seniors for an Ice Cream Social, friendship and Bingo. Tickets will be on sale for the Summer Harvest Luncheon to be catered at our August 7th meeting. Tickets are $10.00/members and $12.00/guests. Call Denise for more information at 974.0611.

Final payment is due for the trip to the Blue Chip Casino on Wednesday, July 24th, and remember to bring in your players card to be applied to the list of players. Those going on this casino trip be sure to meet in the Sacred Heart parking lot. The bus will depart promptly at 10:00am.

Mark your calendar! On Wednesday, December 11, 2019, a trip is planned to attend the presentation of “White Christmas” at the Theater Center located in Munster, Indiana. The cost of this trip is $83.00 and includes bus transportation, lunch, and Show. Tickets will be on sale at the meeting. For more information call Lorraine Konieczka at 708.974.2312.

DON’T FORGET!

The Moscow Center building will be CLOSED on Friday, July 19th through Wednesday, July 24th, due to waxing/ maintenance of floors. The Moscow hall will be available on Thursday, July 25th, for Bingo. No activities/meetings, etc., will be permitted at this time so as to allow this project to get done.

Thank you for your cooperation and we apologize for any inconvenience.

NEW TIME CHANGE DUE TO SCHEDULE CONFLICT

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Summer Intensive Religious Education

2019

Third grade students

“Be Aware. Be Smart. Be Safe”

Attention All College and College-bound Students and Parents

PLEASE JOIN US……. Viewing and Discussion of the Award-Winning Documentary on the Incidence of Sexual Assault on American College Campuses.

“The Hunting Ground” Sunday July 14, 2019 3 PM—5 PM

Incarnation Parish Gym, 5757 W 127th St, Crestwood, IL 60418

Help us to Focus on Prevention

Sponsored by: Together Against Domestic Violence

(a joint ministry of Incarnation, Sacred Heart, and St. Alexander Parishes)

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Our Split The Pot drawing took place and the pulled card was I.D. # 1843. Since this was not a winner the prize money of $13,647.00 will roll over for a larger prize next week.

PLEASE NOTE: The perspective winner will be entitled to ½ of whatever the *total is. The *total amount changes if it rolls over for a larger prize. Again, this will depend on whether or not the pulled card is eligible to win. Only parishioners making Sunday contributions and participating in the raffle can win.

REMINDER: Those who wish to participate in the Split The Pot Fundraiser you must make a SUNDAY DONATION OF AT LEAST FIVE DOLLARS OR MORE AND YOU MUST PARTICIPATE IN THE SPLIT THE POT FUNDRAISER BY PUTTING IN $5.00. USE THE SPECIAL ENVELOPE PRINTED “SPLIT THE POT”. Amounts under 5.00 will not be eligible to win.

If using the extra Split The Pot envelope available in church, please write your NAME and or I.D. number. These extra envelopes are provided for your convenience but are not printed with your information. Envelopes must be turned in by Monday, following the Sunday of the drawing. Again, for the Split the Pot Envelope you need to put in $5.00 ( BUT NOT LESS THAN $5.00) AND use the special Split The Pot envelope included in your weekly packet. The name and envelope number of every registered family will be entered into the drawing each week. Please, if you have any questions call Ginny 974.3336, Ex 211. Thank You!

MISSING SOMETHING? Your invited to look over the Lost & Found tray which will be available after the Masses on the weekends of July 21 - 22 and July 27 - 28.

If you see something that belongs to you, please take it home. For valuable

lost items, please call Sue 708 582-0114.

MARRIED IN 1969?

Have you registered for the annual Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass?

What better way to commemorate your Golden Wedding Anniversary than by celebrating at the

Archdiocese 50th Wedding Anniversary Mass at St. John Brebeuf in Niles, IL on Sunday, September 8, 2019 at 2:45 p.m.

It is not too late to join other couples celebrating this milestone. If interested, call the Marriage and Family Ministries Office at (312) 534-8351 to register or register online at pvm.archchicago.org.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU

The following correspondence was sent to Sacred Heart Parish in regards to the Christmas Concert Fundraiser presented by the Sacred Heart Guitar/Piano Ensemble on December 16, 2018. The proceeds of this concert were given to help the family with medical costs.

Little Theresa Ybanez has a medical condition Neutropenia (extremely low white blood count as a result of her appendix bursting). She’s had countless surgeries and a bone marrow transplant.

Theresa continues to be hospitalized with medical complications. Please keep Theresa and her family in your prayers.

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On a summer day, with the windows open, we may hear the sound of church bells. Bells seem to have come into church life in Irish monasteries around the seventh century, and spread around the Christian world by Irish monks on missionary journeys. By the eighth century, bells were standard equipment in even small parish churches. An ancient ceremony, once called the “baptism of the bells,” recognizes that the church bell has a voice to call people to awareness and summon them to worship, and even bestows a name on the bell. In a world without clocks or watches, the bell had an indispensable role. For calling monks in from the fields for prayer, or alerting far flung visitors, the bell’s voice was enhanced by hoisting it high into a tower. Soon it was learned that the sound of several bells clanging together in harmony imparted a sense of joy to great celebrations, and bell towers prospered, some chock full of bells. Different combinations of rings could indicate a death, a Mass, a wedding, a fast day, the curfew at the end of day, and the Angelus. Before electricity, bell-ringing was hard work indeed: the biggest bell in the Catholic world, in Cologne, Germany, weighs twenty-seven tons! There’s no substitute for the resonant roar of a mighty bell; electric chimes are not eligible for blessing! James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Lt. Colonel, David Nowak, USAF Sgt. Justin Nolan, USMC Maj. Nicholas J. Di Guido, USMC Pvt. Luke Budil, U.S. Army SSGT Jacob Hahn, U.S. Army 5th S.F. Lt. Steven Lungaro, U.S. Navy Pfc Carl Brandon, U.S. Army Lance Corporal William Kennedy, USMC Sr. Chief Stacy Ketsdever, OSCS Corporal Jonathon Olsen, USMC Capt. Gintas Sidrys, U.S. Marine Pvt. Patryk Klich, National Guard Capt. Amanda Sink, USAF Cpt. Adam F. Werner, U.S. Army Lt. Col. Kristen Lasica Khaner, USMC Corporal E4 Devin Pafford, USMC Col. Daniel T. Lasica, USAF Spc. Jesse J. Passarella, U.S. Army Amn. Alex Skalski, USAF Petty Officer Thomas J. Murtaugh, USN Chief Officer Megan Palenik, U.S. Navy Pfc. Daniel E. Symons, U.S. Marine Master Chief William J. Egan, USN Sgt. Andrew Jender, USMC Airman Zachary Frana USAF Lt. Ryan Singer, U.S. Army Pvt. Eric Brongel, U.S. Army Sgt. Brian Maszka USAF Sgt. Casey Zimmer, USMC Airman First Class, Connor Kelly, USAF Corporal John R. Kirwan, USMC SPC Richard Sparks, U.S. Army

Lt. J.C. Shannon Lungaro, USN Joseph M. Rocuskie, U.S. Army TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION

Dear Lord, There are young men and women far from home, called to serve their nation in time of war; sent to defend their nation in time of war; sent to defend our freedom on some distant foreign shore.

We pray You keep them safe, we pray You keep them strong, we pray You send them safely home… for they have been away so long.

Bless those who await their safe return. Bless those who mourn the lost. Bless those who serve this country well, no matter what the cost.

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PASTORAL STAFF Rev. Jacek Wrona, Pastor Rev. David Straub, Associate Pastor

Deacons: Dominic Andriacchi, Thomas Rzendzian, Richard Werner

Religious Education: Elizabeth Mikula, Michael Lundberg

Pastoral Associate, Elizabeth Droel Youth Minister, Michael Lundberg

Directors of Music: John and Sue O’Keefe

Business Manager, Emmett Williamson Business Staff, Beth Mikula

PARISH CLERGY Weekend Ministry: Rev. Robert R. Rohrich, C.M.

Pastores Emeriti: Rev. Robert F. McGinnity, Rev. Patrick M. Tucker

Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor: Ginny Jankowicz Receptionist: Steve Schanz

R.E. Staff: Sharon Arnett R.E. Office In Moscow Center 708 974-3900/FAX: 708 974-3922.

Anointing of the Sick: Every Monday morning after 9:00 AM Mass or by specific arrangement of priest.

Baptisms in Polish: First and third Sunday of each month at the 12 Noon Mass (Maximum of four allowed), at 1:30PM (Maximum six allowed). Baptisms in English are the 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month at 1:30 PM (Maximum of six). A Baptismal Preparation Class: Is monthly. Baptism is celebrated following the completion of the program. To make arrangements for Baptismal date call the Ministry Office 708.974.3336 Press 0.

Reconciliation: Saturday, 3:15 -4:00 PM or appointment. Instruction In Catholic Faith Phone Ministry Office.

Sacred Heart Parish provides a safe and easy way to donate automatically to our parish. It is called E-Giving, also referred to as electronic giving. It is easy to sign up and provides our parish with a steady stream of income, even if you are unable to attend mass because of vacation or other obligations. You have the option to give weekly, biweekly, monthly, or even make a one-time donation.

You can have the donation withdrawn directly from a checking or savings account or by credit card. You have the option of donating to Sundays, Holy Days, Christmas, Easter, second collections and even special campaigns like our 150th Anniversary Celebration.

Just follow the prompts on our website under donations. Website address: www.sacredheartpalos.org

Thank you for your continued generous support of our Parish and all it’s organizations.

Are You Moving? New Telephone Number? If you are planning to move but still wish to belong to Sacred Heart Parish, please call us and give your new address as well as new telephone number. For those moving out the parish and will no longer be members, we ask that you call to let us know so that we can adjust our mailing records. Some of you who may have discontinued your land line and now have a cell number, we ask that you please call us and give your cell number. This will help us to update information on our computer. Also, if you have any questions about your church envelopes please call me.

Ginny 974.3336, Ex 211. Thank You!

B A P T I S M A L P R E P A R A T I O N

Tuesday, August 27, 2019 ~ 7:00 P.M.

All parents having a child in the near future are asked to attend ONE Baptismal class. It is mandatory that parents attend the baptismal preparation class before making arrangements for the Baptism. Class is held in the Ministry Center building (Formation Room). Please call the Ministry Center office to make arrangements for the Baptism 708.974.3336, press 0.

PLEASE NOTE: There WILL NOT be a Baptismal Preparation Class for the month of July.

Katecheza przed Chrztem Świętym

27, SIERPIEN, WTOREK ~ 7:00PM

Jeżeli w najbliższym czasie planujecie chrzest swojego dziecka to prosimy o kontakt z naszym biurem parafialnym 708-974-3336, wew. 0.

Ponadto zapraszamy rodziców oraz chrzestnych na katechezę przygotowującą do tego ważnego wydarzenia. Katecheza jest prowadzone w języku angielskim.

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Malowanie twarzy

POLSKIE JEDZENIE ŚWIEŻA KUKURYDZA

STEAK TACOS SEROWE NACHOS

HAMBURGERY HOT DOGI

CHICKEN TENDERS PIZZA

Zabawy dla Dzieci

DJ i Karaoke

Landau Cats Band

Dziecięce Zjeżdżalnie

Słodkie Przysmaki

Małe Zoo

Loteria Fantowa

Napoje Piwo Wino

Loteria

Lulu the Clown

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SATURDAY, JULY 20

WEDNESDAY, JULY 17

~ 7:00P Door To Hope (AA Meeting)

No Ministry/Activities Scheduled.

SUNDAY, JULY 21

~ 1:30P Baptism (Polish)

THURSDAY, JULY 18

~ 7:00P Bingo

FRIDAY, JULY 19

~ 9:30A Fair Trade Meeting

~ 12:00P Fun Club

~ 6:30P Jawory Polish Children's Choir

MONDAY, JULY 15

TUESDAY, JULY 16

No Ministry/Activities Scheduled.

THIS WEEK AT SACRED HEART

~ 6:00P QP Prayer Group ~ 6:30P Jawory Polish Children's Choir

AROUND THE COMMUNITY

Crisis Center for South Suburbia Auxiliary 11th Annual “Walk Against Domestic Violence”

Saturday, August 3 / Check In: 8 A 1 Mile Walk: 8:30AM - 10 AM (Rain or Shine) Lake Katherine (7402 College Dr., Palos Heights) Registration : $15 per adult* *Check or money order payable to the CCSS Auxiliary. Mail registration fee to the CCSS Auxiliary P.O. Box 174 Palos Park, IL 60465 or pay fee on the morning of the event*. The Crisis Center of South Suburbia is a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter, counseling, advocacy, prevention, and other services to individuals and families victimized by domestic violence. For more information, call (708) 448-2419.

Retreat/Workshop for Widowed Men/Women Beyond grieving there is new life!

Feeling “stuck”? Need something to get you “over the hump”? Have you reached a “turning point” after your loss? Come join us for a weekend especially designed for you. See new possibilities. All are welcome!

Upcoming programs July 20 & 21 - Holy Family ,Inverness Sept 7 & 8 – Mary Queen of Heaven Parish, Elmhurst For more information contact us at Joyful Again! Widowed Ministry. 708-354-7211/E-mailjoyfulagain7211@gmail.com

Website: www.joyfulagain.org

Joyful Again! Widowed programs have been available in the Arch. of Chicago and the Diocese of Joliet for over 30 years.

Saint Christopher’s 72nd Annual Fiesta

This year’s 72nd Annual St. Christopher Fiesta, 147th & Keeler, in Midlothian, will be held July 14 through July 21st.

The Carnival Rides are July 18th through 21st. Various Activities are planned; Resale and Craft Show, Bands, Bingo, Rides, Beer Garden, Food Court, Face Painting, Bakery Booth, and Pull Tabs. Please stop by for an evening of fun and entertainment. If you would like more information please call (708) 338 - 8190 or email: fiesta@stchristopherparish.com

THANK YOU!

Little Company of Mary Hospital offers Wake Up Call Screenings, learn your risk for heart disease and stroke. This screening includes: Heart rhythm screening for Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib), CRP (H/S C-Reactive Protein), healthy heart labs, complete blood count with differential, BMI, blood oxygen level check, ultrasound for carotid arteries, ultrasound for abdominal aortic aneurysm, ultrasound for peripheral vascular screening and thyroid level check. Now includes kidney health screening, a urine test to determine the amount of protein in the urine. Fee: $160 (a $5,500 value) this simple, one-hour appointment could save your life! Screenings are by appointment only and payment is required at the time of registration. Space is limited; call 708.423.5774 for the next screening date or to make an appointment.

PALOS HILLS FRIENDSHIPI FEST 2019

107TH AND 88TH AVENUE

SATURDAY, July 13th NOON—Midnight ~Wilson Family Carnival: Noon - 11:30PM ~Food Court opens at Noon ~Arts & Crafts Vendors: Noon - 8PM ~Palos Hills Horsemen Association: 1 - 4PM ~Free pony rides and petting zoo: 1 - 5PM ~BINGO: 7 - 10PM ~Kids' Entertainment: Cold-Blooded Creatures: 6 - 7PM ~Music line-up, Beer Garden: The Ron Burgundy's (70’s), 6PM American English (Beatles tribute), 9PM

SUNDAY, July 14th 1:00PM - 10:30PM ~Double K Car Show: 9AM - 4PM ~Wilson Family Carnival:1-10:30PM ~Food Court Opens at Noon ~Animal Welfare League: 1 - 4PM ~Arts & Crafts Vendors: Noon - 10PM ~Palos Hills Horsemen Association: 1 - 4PM ~Free Pony Rides & Petting Zoo: 1 - 5PM ~BINGO: 7 - 10PM ~Kid's Entertainment: Andrew Kid magic, 6 - 7PM ~Music line-up, Beer Garden: Wicked Vic (pop), 4:45PM Epic (Rock), 7PM ~FIREWORKS at dusk

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There is a promise of marriage between:

III — Kevin Reisler & Amy FuhriA

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SATURDAY, JULY 13 4:30PM — WILLIAM FELLION SUNDAY, JULY 14 7:30AM — CHARLES BUSCH FAMILY MARY ANN GARBAUSKI, DON CASPER 9:00AM — WILLIAM & MILDRED RYAN RAYMOND MILNES (6TH ANNIV.) ELI DEMAKOS, LORETTA HODGES BESSIE M. ORACKI, WALTER TUMPANE 10:30AM — WILLIAM H. GARRIGAN, JR. PATRICK FOWLER, MARGARET KROTIAK EMILIO SCALZITTI, MARIA STANISLAWSKI 12:00PM — STANISLAW MRUGALA WOJCIECH & ELZBIETA GALINIAK MAŁGORZATA TATAR (11TH ANNIV.) BIRTHDAY INTENION FOR JOZEF & ANNA JAN, ANIELA, JANAS, STANISLAW KUMOROWICZ MONDAY, JULY 15 (9:00AM) EILEEN VILCHINSKY (10TH ANNIV.) ED SHERIDAN, MARY SZOSTAK (5TH ANNIV.) BILL PERGL, BOB REICHEL, ANTHONY SODORO TUESDAY, JULY 16 (7:30AM) JOHN B. LUDWIG, JAMES LUDWIG MARIE THERESE CRONIN, CHARLOTTE SUDA WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 (9:00AM) SANDRA & MARTIN MOODY THURSDAY, JULY 18 (7:30AM) BERTIE WITALKO FRIDAY, JULY 19 (9:00AM) ADELIN MOODY SATURDAY, JULY 20 7:30AM — EDMUND MACKOWSKI 4:30PM — KENNETH HALLBERG MARY ANN GARBAUSKI RUSS & ANGELINE MILLER ED CAVATO, JAMES BOLINE EDWARD & LAVERNE SILEKIS SUNDAY, JULY 21 7:30AM — DONALD WATSON MARY ANN GARBAUSKI DANIELA BASTIEN—MCCLEALLAN 9:00AM — GLORIA BARRE ANGELA BUGAJ, GEORGE COAN 10:30AM — MICHELLE PORTER JACK GRIFFIN (8TH ANNIV.) 12:00PM — KRZYSZTOF KOMPERDA BOGUSŁAW KOSCIELNICK EMILIA & ALOJZY PALENIK MICHAŁ & KAROL SZPERLAK PAWEL GASIENICA—SZYMKOW ALOJZY & FRANCISZEK SZPERLAK SPECIAL INTENION FOR KAZIMIERZ MARIAN KACZMARCZYK (23RD ANNIV.) GENOWEFA KACZMARCZYK (10TH ANNIV.) JAN & MARIA SZLEMBARSKI (65TH WEDDING ANNIV.)

Please remember to pray for:

DANIEL NOLAN

JOSEPH AND HELEN NOLAN

We especially pray for their souls and for all the souls of the faithful departed. We also pray for Joseph, Helen and Daniel’s family and friends,

that they may find peace in the promises of Christ.

Joe Potocki, Laura Barajas, Kathy & Ed Brzezinski, Rev. Michael J. Walsh, Larry Herm, Jr., John Massolio, III, Mona Krankavitch, Tom & Leticia Ulanski, Suzanne Varkalis, Sandra M. Garbauski, Kateri Garbauski, Bryan Blaskovitz, Phyllis Faulstich, Theresa McCasland, Nancy Montgomery, Gracie Millard, Helen Chowaniec, Elaine Rys, Isabelle Kopka, Agnes Zarack, Jim Harty, Patricia Grigas, Bernadine Weiss Patricia Stapleton, Janine Smolenski, Sally Rodzak, Jessica Contreras, Joan Bauer, Maria DiBenedetto, Zenia Rote, Frankie Zervina, Valeria Pawlowska, Marguerite McCarthy, Carol Specht, Maria Combos, Connie Jasik, Dennis Jasik, Michelle Meyer, Cathy Paolella, Karen Baum, Philomine Cook, Joyce Buttliere, Phyllis Homer, Sally Radzak, Francis Conroy, Clifton Young, Caitlyn Green, Robert Walsh, Carol Hayes, Angie Weiss, Denise & Rich Jandura, Shirley & Carl Bonasera, William Kelly, William Budig, Gina Reed, Carole McCarthy Joseph & Margaret Leathers, and John Keane.