06/10/18 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK
06/10/18ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK
The St. Francis ofAssisi community isa welcomingChristian family.We believe in JesusChrist and areguided by the HolySpirit and theexample ofSt. Francis.We gather tocelebrate, to growin the knowledge ofour faith rooted inthe Catholictradition, and torecognize ourresponsibility toreach out to theworld.2ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK06/10/18
This week at St. FrancisMonday, June 11 St. Peregrine Novena followed by Coffee And ,7:00 pm (CH, GR)Tuesday, June 12 Prayer Shawl Ministry, 12:30 pm (SFR)Wednesday, June 13 Overeaters Anonymous, 9:30 am (GR) Knights of Columbus, 7:00 pm (GR)Friday, June 15 CJB Raise the Roof, St. Stephens, 6:30 pm A.A. Meeting, 7:30 pm (NR)Saturday, June 16 Altar Server Training, 8:30 am (CH) Spiritual Directors Training, 9:00 am (GR)Sunday, June 1706/10/18St. Rita of Cascia All-Class & ParishReunion September 8, 2018COME HOME!The St. Rita of Cascia Grammar School & ParishAlumni Organization will host an all-class andparish reunion Saturday, September 8th, at St.Rita High School. All grammar school alumni,parishioners, family, and friends of St. Rita arewelcome! The day will begin with a concelebrated mass and a reception that includes food andan open bar. Tickets can be purchased online orin the mail. For more details and tickets, pleasevisit www.StRitaReunion.com or contact Catherina Wojtowicz at StRitaReunion@Gmail.com orat (312) 731-3600. COME HOME!ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK3
St. Francis ofAssisi ParishneedsAltar Servers!TAKE US OUT TOTHE BALLGAME!PLEASEREGISTERTODAY!Join us for a fun dayof baseball atBrewers Stadium inMilwaukee.All training sessionswill be held onSaturdays at8:30 a.m. in theChurch.Chicago CubsvsMilwaukee Brewers!!DATE: Labor Day,Monday, Sept. 3, 2018First pitch at 1:10 pmTraining sessiondates TBD.TIME: Motor coachleaves St. Francisparking lot at 10:00am. The training sessiondates will be emailedto all who registeronline. Register atwww.sfaorland.org/liturgical-ministriesand scroll down toAltar Servers. “ClickHere” to completethe simple registration form. Open to all 4th thru8th Graders who areparishioners at SFA. Ifyou have anyquestions, pleaseemail Deacon Johnat jdo-COST: 75 perperson.Price includes motorcoach and great seats!St. Peregrine Novenaheld at 7:00 pmin the church,St. Francis of Assisi.The novena will beheld for nineMondays.nahue@sfaorland.orgJune 11 is last day of this novena.All parishioners are welcome to participate.Coffee And to follow novena.Tickets are limited andare first come first serve!Stop in the parish officewith your checkpayable toSt. Francis of Assisito reserve your spoton this fun trip.Please contact BarbWalder at708-351-8994 orbarbwalder@yahoo.comwith any questions.St. Peregrine is the patron saint for personssuffering from cancer, AIDS, or other illness.4ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK06/10/18
Get Ready To Celebrate!Mark your calendars forSt. Francis Mom’s GroupPray and Play at the ParkSaturday, August 11thST. FRANCIS OFASSISI SUMMERFEST 2018from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm!Celebrate with a 5K Walk/Fun Run(pets welcome),Bingo, Dunk Tank,Inflatables, Music, Games!Meet at theCentennial Park Playgroundat 11:30 amBring a picnic lunch, toys and join us!Seeking a part-time babysitter for12-year-old girl. Must have driver'slicense. Perfect for college agedor mature high school student.Approx. 10 hours/week.Please contact Jennifer at(708) 334-9311.FS FCJUNE CLUB LOCATION CHANGEThe June Club Meetingwill be on held onThursday June 21stin Upton Hall.(Lower level of the church)06/10/18All ages of kids welcome!Contact Alana Mitrovich630-550-7445 with questionsSt. Francis Book ClubAll are welcome to join! Please join usfor lively discussions.We meet at 1:00 pm in theNiehaus RoomTuesday, June 19We will discuss: "The Story of ArthurTruluv," by Elizabeth BergTuesday, July 17We will discuss: "The One-HundredYear-Old Man Who ClimbedOut the Window and Disappeared,”by Jonas JonassonST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK5
REGISTRATION FOR FALLRELIGIOUS EDUCATION (RE)Registration for familiesNEW to the parish orincoming first graders isgoing on now. The RE officeis open from 8:30am-3:30pm. Families may callthe office to schedule an evening appointmentfor registration if needed. Our program has multiple days and times available for instruction.Register early to ensure you reserve a classday and time that is convenient to your family'sschedule.RETURNINGfamiliesplease complete andsubmit your forms forthe Fall. There are 81RE families who havenot re-registered.Registration for the2018/2019 year wassent home in March.On May 3rd, Mary Iannucilli, principal of theU.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbonfor Academic Excellence Cardinal JosephBernardin School received the “MagisAward” from the Archdiocese of Chicagoat its principals leadership day luncheon.The “Magis Award” is given to principalswho are “leaders among leaders,” servingas mentors for both current and future principals.They are willing to offer advice, share ideas,and cultivate the leadership potential of others. They embody thenotion of “Magis”,which is Latin for“more”, by going beyond their own princi“To women with an unplannedpal role to strengthenpregnancy, Maya says, ‘This isthe collective leadersurvivable. Have hope.’”ship of our ArchdioUSCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activitiescese.“Accompanying Expectant MothersConsidering nWe congratulate Ms.Iannucilli for beinghonored this way. She has provided excellent leadership for our regional school.Classes are filling up fast and if you need aspecific day it may not be available!Following are the sessions that are alreadyclosed:Wednesday AThursdayTues AfternoonTues Evening64th & 8th gr.5th & 6th gr.6th gr.8th grST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK06/10/18
St. Francis Wolves SoftballMission Trip 2018to Knoxville, TN, June 9-15Please Pray for the following Teens and Adultswho are serving at Catholic HEART Workcamp in the Knoxville Tennessee area for oneweek. Reflections will be in the bulletin starting July 1.Val CapriglioneConnor DevlinLisa EnguitaJaime FunkBen GiblinAlly GrecekKelly JohnsonOlivia KolbashAinsely McElligotJordan PaddockKayla SnaidaufMia StroliaKeegan CareyBob EnguitaMary Kate FitzgeraldGreg GervaisWill GiblinAbby HooksCecila KolbashMonica LatekGrace MolloyVeronica ReynoldsFran StroliaMatthew ToohillMonday June 4, 6:00 Away Game @ St. John FisherWednesday June 6, 6:00 Away Game @ St. Mike’sMonday June 11, 6:00 Home Game vs. St. CatherineMonday June 18, 6:00 Away Game @ St. ChristinaTuesday June 26, 6:00 Away Game @ ST. ElizabethMonday July 2, 6:00Home Game vs. St. John FisherMonday July 9, 6:00 Home Game vs. IncarnationMonday July 16 6:00 Home Game vs. St. ElizabethMonday July 17 6:00 Away Game vs. Our Lady of theWoodsSunday July 29 8:00-3:00 Centennial Park TournamentMonday July 30 6:30 Teens VS. Parents ClassicOf course Ido. That’swhy I go toSFA YouthMinistrySaturday June 9, 20187:30 AM Depart for Knoxville, TN from SFC7:00 PM Tennessee Smokies Ball Game & Dinner11:30 Lights OutSunday June 10th8:00 Breakfast10:00 Ijam Park: Adventure Zipline, Bike, Hike12:30 Lunch at Stockburgers1:30 Arrive at Knoxville Catholic High3:00 CHWC Opening SessionMonday – Thursday June 11-14 Daily Mass,Tuesday Adoration, Wednesday 4 Corners. CHWCWork Sites; Work Project: Painting, clean up, etc.Work at a social service center, or Work with Children at daycare/summer camp.Friday- June 15 8:00 Return to Orland Park06/10/18ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK7
Adult Faith FormationAROUND FOR AWHILE By, Fr. Ed UptonFor many years Religious Education classeswere held in District 135schools; each sessionbegan with the childrengathered in the cafeteria.I remember beforeleading prayer, prayingsilently that somedaywe would have a moreconducive place topray.This was done for tworeasons. First, the children were not allowed towalk to a classroom unattended; so they gathered in the cafeteria withtheir catechist and thenproceed to their individual rooms when all werepresent and prayer completed.So, when the Centerwas being planned,including a chapel wasa goal.While wewanted this to be a“Children’sChapel”,we also realized that itwould be used by others; we wanted tomaintain design elements that would beappropriate for multipleuse and participants.Secondly, this gatheringprovided the opportunityto begin each sessionwith communal prayer. Areading from Scripture, afew words of reflection,and then shared prayer.This prayer time, brief asit was, was a challengebecause we were in acafeteria.At times, the portablesound system did notwork, the lunch bencheswhere the children satwere awkward, and theenvironment was notconducive for prayer.8While an elevator is inthe building, the ordinary entrance to thechapel is reached byusing the stairs. Thestaircase was deliberately designed to bethe focal point of theentrance; the stairs arebeautifully designed;and clearly indicatethey lead to an important place.In the first floor entrance, under the staircase, there is a largeST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK“planter”. This holds liveplants, a real tree and awater feature. This treeis the “tree of life”, reminding all who enterthat what takes place inthis building brings life.As the development ofthe chapel was discussed and planned,“tree of life” became atheme for the chapel.When you arrive at thelanding on the secondfloor, and, if turn around,you will see a beautifulicon, painted just for ourspace, hanging on thewall. And, of course,most visible on the downwalk.The artist, Joe Melham,is a professional iconographer who has a studio at St. Gregory theGreat Parish, Chicago.He visited the space toacquire an understanding of the space.Since there is a skylightover the stairs, the iconof Jesus is clearly visible.This image of Jesus isone of a number of religious images placed06/10/18
around the Center to create a religious atmosphere and to remind thechildren of the many dimensions of faith.and ambo; a tabernacle and a room for privatereconciliation.Stations of the Crossare on the walls. Astatue of the BlessedVirgin is also in the sanctuary. There is a smallelectronic organ and aset of hand bells.The entrance to thechapel is delineated bytwo flowing holy waterfonts. These are placedat the door for an obvious reason: to teach andremind the children oftheir Baptism and tomake the sign of thecross as they enter andleave the chapel.The chapel itself is elliptical in shape; with chairs.The chapel has an altarPROMISESToday's liturgy is full of promises. The reading from Genesis promises afinal triumph over the power of sin and a return to a new creation. Thereading from Second Corinthians promises that all who follow Christ willhave to struggle. It also promises, however, that we can persevere if webut recognize that Christ is within us, renewing us daily, and giving usthe courage and the strength we need to endure. The Gospel promisesthat doing God's will makes us "family" with Jesus, who forgives all sinand triumphs over evil.Today might be a good day for us to make some promises as well. Wecan promise to stop kidding ourselves about our own tendencies to selfishness and sin. We can promise ourselves to believe--really believe-that while we are not sinless, we are forgiven. We can promise ourselves to combat evil and sin by acting as sisters and brothers not onlyto the Lord, but to one another as well.Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.06/10/18ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK9
Can't Make the Monthly Tripto Sacred Heart Mission?Volunteer at the Northern IllinoisFood Bank!**New Sorting Location Now Open in Joliet**Food sorted by our parishioners and friendsgoes to Lord's Lambs Ministry Food Pantry inHopkins Park, ILDate: Saturday, June 239:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Northern Illinois Food BankAddress: 171 S. Larkin, Joliet, ILAges 8 or older needed to inspect, sort andpackage food items for the needy in neighboringcounties.Make it a family event (ages 8 - 13 must comewith adult)RSVP to Joyce @ (708) 250-9022 by June 15.Taking the first 15 volunteers, so call soon!BEHIND CLOSEDDOORSTo the outside world, many ofus appear to have a wonderful life living on easy street ornot far from it. For some ofour parishioners, this is farfrom the truth. If we peek behind the closeddoors into the home of someone with an incapacitating illness, terminal disease or dementia,we get a glimpse of the challenges existing notonly for the patient but also for the caregiver.It truly is a challenge for caregivers to help theirloved ones navigate a life filled with highs andlows all the while seeking to maintain compassion and tenderness and good self care.On Monday, July 9th, a Caregiver Support groupis beginning at St. Francis. We are hoping tomeet twice a month from 1-2:30. If you have anyquestions regarding this group, please call CharKlabacha at 708-349-5090 or Marie Flanagan at708-687-3351 or talk to Sister Gael.Volunteer at the Northern Illinois Food Bank!Date: Saturday, June 239:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Address: 171 S. Larkin, Joliet, ILRSVP to Joyce @ (708) 250-9022 by June 15.10ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK06/10/18
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITIONThe cathedral is atreasure in a dioceseand in our tradition. Itis not simply a "bigchurch," as some say;some parish churchesare larger. Whatmakes a cathedral isthe presence of thechair, called a cathedra (Latin for seat)reserved for the bishop.There are many instances in our countryof a local church(diocese) outgrowinga cathedral. In Baltimore and St. Louis,the former cathedralsare historic treasures in the heart ofthe old city, but newand larger structures now functionas the seat of thebishop.When a bishop diesor retires, it is saidthat "the seat is vacant," and when thenew bishop is installed, the centralritual is the momentwhen the decree ofthe Holy Father isread and the newbishop is escortedto the cathedra. Noone but the bishopsits in the cathedraduring a ritual, but inLos Angeles the cathedra in the Cathedral of Our Lady ofthe Angels is accessible, and no oneseems to mind whena visitor tries the cathedra out for thebishop's point ofview.--Rev. James Field,Copyright (c) J. S.Paluch Co.With joy, we announce themarriage of.Michael Hiss & Elyse Maloneyon June 2, 2018May your lives always be blessedwith God’s love!We joyfully welcomethe following childreninto our ChristianCommunity:June 3, 2018Ryan Jesse BarajasSon of Jesus & Natalia (Medeiros) BarajasSophia BarajasDaughter of Jesus & Natalia (Medeiros)BarajasPaige Hailey CallaghanDaughter of Thomas & Michele (Krempa)CallaghanOliver Paul SlovaraSon of Paul & Natalia (Rojkowska) SkwaraHunter Jameson TaborSon of Brendan & Kelly (Aldworth) Tabor06/10/18ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK11
Please pray for all who are sick and in need of healing, especially:Mary BudzEmily CepkauskasErin ChildsJim & Catherine DillonTony DomanskiHolly FedorDr. Jim KlineAngie LatekBill LordenMadelon LordenTom Mangan, Jr.Sharon MaliorisEmilio MejaMary OleszkiewiczGiovanna PiccioliniChuck ProchaskaTeresa RooksMichael RuscoKathryn DahlkeLynn HathawayHedy ManmonGeorge MarshallDonald StumpSaturday, June 095:15 PMStanley H. Palm, rq. by Grekowicz Family and MarcinStrzelec, rq. by Renata Malysz and James McNamara,rq. by FamilySunday, June 107:30 AMJohn & Rose Biernat-Wrubel, rq. by Family and MarieJeanne Skorup, rq. by Emil Skorup and Don Gray, rq. byMick & Barb Basila9:00 AMDeceased members of Bafia Family, rq. by Liptak Familyand James & Alice Murphy, rq. by Murphy Family andCecilia & Earl Hartwig, rq. by Family10:30AMMargaret Kulovitz, rq. by Lammert Family and CesarSandoval, rq. by Family and Patricia Holloway, rq. byMike & Roxanne Zoladz,12:00 PMPeople of St. Francis of AssisiMonday, June 117:45 AMTom Murphy, rq. by Cecilia MurphyTuesday, June 127:45 AMDagoberto Ramos, rq. by Family and Arlene Feldmeier,rq. by Jim Deacy and George Marshall, rq. by Carol &Bob FunkWednesday, June 137:45 AMAlvin Duttenhofer and Mary Biedron, rq. by BobbiMangan and Ruth Stump, rq. by Mike & Mary FoleyThursday, June 147:45 AMBill Callaghan, rq. by Thursday Friends and JeanHornick, rq. by Alina GrelaFriday, June 157:45 AMDarlene Mathius, rq. by Marvin Mathius Jr. & Sr. and JimMangan, and Mildred & Robert Rodgers, rq. by BobbiManganSaturday, June 165:15 PMErnie Horvath, rq. by Barbara Horvath and Don Gray, rq.by Ray & Marian Peregoy and Jean Marie Wakefield, rq.by Prayer Shawl MinistryMonday:Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3; Ps 98:1-6;Mt 5:1-12Tuesday:1 Kgs 17:7-16; Ps 4:2-5, 7b-8;Mt 5:13-16Wednesday: 1 Kgs 18:20-39; Ps 16:1b-2ab, 4,5ab, 8, 11; Mt 5:17-19Thursday:1 Kgs 18:41-46; Ps 65:10-13;Mt 5:20-26Friday:1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16; Ps 27:7-9abc,13-14; Mt 5:27-32Saturday:Sunday:12Sunday, June 17– Father’s Day7:30 AMJohn & Mary B. Foley, rq. by Family and Edward &Concetta Odekirk, rq. by Rita Killoren and DanielO’Rourke, rq. by Sally O’Rourke9:00 AMSchweiger & Norris Families, rq. by Family and DonGray, rq. by Friends of St. Francis and Rich Prosser, rq.by Jim & Carol Koniezny10:30AMJack Martarano & Jack Heebner, rq. by Family andJames McCormick, rq. by Kissane Family and ElizabethZavodny, rq. by McKane Family12:00 PMPeople of St. Francis1 Kgs 19:19-21; Ps 16:1b-2a, 5,7-10; Mt 5:33-37Ez 17:22-24; Ps 92:2-3, 13-16;2 Cor 5:6-10; Mk 4:26-34ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK06/10/18
Please visit the Saint Francis Liturgical Minister Web Terminal for the most up to date schedule or to volunteer.June 165:15 PMJune 177:30 AMJune 179:00 AMJune 1710:30 AMJune 1712:00 PMPresiderRev. Ed UptonRev. Ed UptonRev. StevenDombrowskiRev. StevenDombrowskiRev. StevenDombrowskiDeaconDaniel CarrollVOLUNTEER NOWMichael PindelskiMike KileyJohn DonahueSacristanValerie PiazzaCynthia BenneckeBarbara BasilaCindy LucioAdrianne WieczorekLectorWilliam Farrell (1)Warren Winker (2)Kyle Laird (1)Richard Klein (2)Kim Reid (1)Thomas Glynn (2)John Pacholski (1)Sheila Pacholski (2)Gabby Bach (1)Timothy McCormick(2)Robert AdamowskiBeth BruozisDaniel CarrollCarol FunkDiania KuftaLorraine MartensonDiane McErleanJanet ModelskiPeter PiazzaValerie Piazzadebi RossRev. Ed UptonJoyce BakoticKathleen BolandDavid BurnsPatricia DoyleDaniel FaxelLisa FreislebenPatricia GoldbergEileen McCarthyRev. Ed UptonJohn WatorSteve AlessiBarbara BasilaMichael BasilaKathleen BiedermanWilliam CarrollNancy CeleskiRev. StevenDombrowskiJoan GiorgettiMichael PindelskiSheila RamseyDavid TrzesniewskiRosemary ZielinskiRev. StevenDombrowskiGeorgiann DytrychPatricia FlynnMary GreenanLinda HigginsMike KileyRob KleinToni KleinCindy LucioJacqueline MagafasSharon MoeCynthia PatrickDiane BudzRev. StevenDombrowskiJohn DonahueRobert LongLinda McCormickNancy PalaczMarcia PavelaAdrianne WieczorekThomas WieczorekVOLUNTEER NOWAlexis ElizondoGianna ElizondoNicholas ElizondoAva FranzeseMark FreislebenNicole FreislebenRyan Reid(sub requested)Isabella SchreckWilliam SchreckPeter VizStephen VizThomas VizGrace BryantKaylie GrossiMatthew SevikRenee Farrell (HU)Richard RzeszutkoAlice RzeszutkoJohn CoyleJoe CzarnyNancy SullivanDominic Zambuto(HU)Cynthia BenneckeJeffrey BelskiPaula BelskiOriano Pagnucci(HU)Brian BarrettPeter WalshGreg GervaisWayne KameronVOLUNTEER NOWRichard Bonetti(HU)Mike OlkJanice OtaGeorge KelleyBrian WhitefordTimothy HarrisLaura Tucco (HU)Jerry OndrusJoan OndrusJay ModelskiVOLUNTEER NOWVOLUNTEER NOWEucharisticMinisterAltar ServerUsher2018 ProgramsPortiuncula Centerfor Prayer9263 W St. Francis RoadFrankfort, IL 60423Register by or on our website atwww.portforprayer.org06/10/18WOMEN'S SUMMER RETREAT: “Tending YourInner Garden”Dates: Wednesday, June20, 5:30 p.m. (dinner) toSunday, June 24 Noon(Brunch) Fee: 385 includes retreat, optionalspiritual direction, mealsand room; Single-DayOption: Thursday, Fri-day, and Saturday (June21, 22, 23), 9:30 a.m.-5p.m. group sessions (9:30-Noon and 4-5 p.m.) withafternoon free. 65 perdayEngaging body, mind, andspirit, we will tap into thewisdom of nature that canhelp us find balance andST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARKlead us to a more centered life. Morningpresentations will inviteyou to grow, to stretch,and to imagine new waysof looking within andaround us. The afternoonswill offer personal time tolet your own creative spiritlead the way.13
St. Francis of Assisi Parish Community15050 South Wolf Road, Orland Park, Illinois 60467-3028Website: http://www.sfaorland.org Parish office e-mail: parishoffice@sfaorland.org Parish phone: 708-460-0042REV. ARTUR SOWA, PastorREV. STEVEN DOMBROWSKI, Associate PastorREV. EDWARD F. UPTON, Pastor EmeritusSR. GAEL GENSLER, OSF, Pastoral AssociateDEACON DANIEL CARROLL, Permanent DeaconDEACON JOHN DONAHUE, Permanent DeaconDEACON MICHAEL KILEY, Permanent DeaconDEACON MICHAEL J. PINDELSKI, Permanent Deacon(ON SABBATICAL JAN-JUN, delski@sfaorland.org)MASS SCHEDULE: SATURDAY: 5:15 PM SUNDAY: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 , AND 12:00 AND MONDAY - FRIDAY: 7:45 AMThe parish offices are located in the lower level of the church.Entrance is via the walkway at the west side of the church building. The parish offices are open from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Monday thru Friday. Evenings and weekends are by appointment.The Religious Ed offices are located in the St. Francis Center,15010 Wolf Rd.— up the hill, west of the church. Religious Edoffice hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.The Religious Ed offices are closed on Fridays. The EucharisticChapel is open for prayer twenty-four hours a day. The Chapel islocated at the northeast corner of the Church.ADMINISTRATIONPhone: 460-0042 Fax: 460-0136Office Manager: Paula Belski (pbelski@sfaorland.org)Director of Facilities & Operations: Jim Hahn (jhahn@.)Parish Accountant: Kathleen Biederman (kbiederman@.)Receptionists: Marje Curran (mcurran@sfaorland.org) & AnnCarroll (acarroll@.)Comm. Coordinator: Allison Domenick (adomenick@.)Facilities Maintenance: Monika Czajczyk, Greg GervaisP.T./Weekend Maintenance: Andy Bakes, Joe Boyce, EricFranklin, Michael HigginsRELIGIOUS EDUCATION Phone: 460-0155,Fax: 460-5086Dir.: Mary Kay Burberry, ext. 240 (mkburberry@sfaorland.org)Coordinator: Jackie O’Malley, ext. 242 (jomalley@.)Office Manager: Maureen Krzyminski, ext. 244(mkrzyminski@.)CARDINAL JOSEPH BERNARDIN SCHOOLPhone: 708-403-6525Principal: Mary IannucilliWeb page: www.cjbschool.orgYOUTH MINISTRYYouth Minister: Matt Toohill (sfyg@sfaorland.org)MUSICPhone: 460-9831Director: Leanne Stoterau (music@sfaorland.org)Accompanist: James DraudtChildren's Choir Co-Director: Anne HayesReligious Education Cantor: Angela Reynolds (remusic@.)Cantor for Parish Funerals, Weddings: Gina VitucciBULLETINEditor: Jill Hickey Topf (bulletin@sfaorland.org)Submissions generally due 7-10 days in advance of publication. Sendcopy directly via email or leave in mailbox at parish office.Religious EducationReligious Education meets on alternating Tuesdays, Wednesdays,Thursdays for Grades K-8, and on Saturdays for Grades 1-8, at theReligious Education Center. Grades K-4 meet from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.and grades 4-8 meet from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday sessions meetfrom 8:30—10:00 a.m. Children's Liturgy of the Word meets on Sundays during the 9 & 10:30 a.m. masses for children 4-years-old to 4thgrade, September-April. Call 708-460-0155 for more information.The Joseph Cardinal Bernardin School, located on the campus of St.Elizabeth Seton parish at 167th and 94th Ave., is the elementaryCatholic regional school for parishioners of St. Francis. For registrationinformation, contact the school at 708-403-6525.Become a CatholicR.C.I.A. - The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. Anyone interestedin becoming a Catholic, please contact the parish office at 460-0042.Anointing of the SickThe Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is celebrated every Monday,immediately after the 7:45 a.m. Mass. Those of advanced age or suffering from a chronic or serious illness are invited to be anointed.The priests are available to offer the Sacrament whether the ill person isat home or in the hospital. Please call 460-0042.BaptismsBaptisms usually take place on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sundays of themonth at 1:30. Prior to the Baptism, parents need to call the office tomake arrangements. A baptismal conference will be set up with theparents.MarriagesWeddings need to be scheduled at least four to six months in advanceupon approval of a priest. Couples are reminded to secure the churchdate before the reception hall. Please check our website for more details.Sacrament of ReconciliationCommunal celebration of the Sacrament will be held during Advent andLent. Individual confessions are heard on Saturdays at 11:30-12:00.RegistrationYou may become a registered member of the parish by completing aregistration form which is found in Church.BoundariesNorth: 135th St. South: 183rd St.West: Will-Cook RoadEast: 108th Ave. - 135th St. - 153rd St.104th Ave. - 153rd St. - 183rd St.PARISH LIBRARYIn the Great Room there is a “SELF-SERVE” parish library16ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH, ORLAND PARK06/10/18
St. Rita of Cascia All-Class & Parish Reunion September 8, 2018 COME HOME! The St. Rita of Cascia Grammar School & Parish Alumni Organization will host an all-class and parish reunion Saturday, September 8th, at St. Rita High School. All grammar school alumni, parishioners, family, and friends o
Sep 26, 2021 · NOVENA. The Saint Francis of Assisi Novena begins on Saturday, Septem-ber 25. Novena booklets will be in the Gathering Space. Please pray it and the Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi as we prepare for our Fall Festival on October 3 and the Feast of Saint of Francis Assisi on October 4. St. Francis of Assisi, pray for us. FALL FESTIVAL FOOD.
Saint Francis of Assisi, pray for us. Amen Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory be (Pray for nine days) Saint Francis of Assisi, Pray for us. Amen. PRAYER for IMITATING ST. FRANCIS Collect from St. Francis' Feast Day, October 4th help others hear your call. O God, who increase Thy Church with the merits of blessed Francis by the heavenly birth of this
New Atlantis: A Work Unfinished Original English text of Francis Bacon's New Atlantis Author: Francis Bacon New Atlantis A Work Unfinished Written by The Right Honourable Francis Lord Verulam, Viscount St Alban To the Reader This fable my Lord devised, to the end that he might exhibit therein a model or description
CONTENTS Unit 1: Development of Prose Writing through the Literary Ages 1 Unit 2: Francis Bacon—Of Studies: Introduction 23 Unit 3: Francis Bacon—Of Studies: Detailed Study and Critical Analysis 33 Unit 4: Francis Bacon—Of Truth: Detailed Study 40 Unit 5: Francis Bacon—Of Truth: Critical Analysis
Saint Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church 600 Hamilton Street, Norristown, Pennsylvania, 19401 Telephone: 610‐272‐0402 Cardinal Dougherty established Saint Francis of Assisi (SFA) Church on June 9. 1923. His Eminence appointed Reverend Francis J. Ross. D.D. as the first rector.
Grades 1-6 -- Tuesdays at 3:30pm at St. Francis School Grades 7-10 -- Sundays at 9:15am at St. Francis School Sisters of St. Joseph, Sr. Joan Hawkins, SSJ 249 Chestnut Street, Warwick, RI 02888 401-781-2464 school library. Our Mission: Saint Francis of Assisi Parish, Warwick, RI, is a Roman Catholic worshipping community, rooted in the
continues to be a top priority for St. Francis College. If you would like to contribute to or create a scholarship, please contact the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs at (718) 489-5361 or development@stfranciscollege.edu. You may make a gift to St. Francis College by: Check (payable to St. Francis College) Credit Card Wire Transfer
SCHOOL OF NURSING HISTORY St. Francis Medical Center School of Nursing has been educating nurses for over100 years. In 1905 when nursing schools were still a brand new idea in America, the Third Order of the Sisters of St. Francis received a charter from the State of New Jersey to establish a "TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES OF SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL."
