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CANTIANSeptember 11, 2022Saint John Cantius Church825 N Carpenter St, Chicago IL 60642Tel: 312-243-73 73 Email: oflice@cantius.orgWeb: Cantius.org Webstore: BirettaBooks.com24th Sunday in Ordinary Time (2002 Missal)INSTAURARE SACRA14th Sunday after Pentecost (1962 Missal)lj DIVINE OFFICESundaylj MASS SCHEDULESunday7:30 a.m.9:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.12:30 p.m.5:00 p.m.Low Mass: 1962 Missal (Latin) *1st Sundays 2002 MissalSung Mass(English)Sung Mass(Latin)High Mass: 1962 Missal (Latin) *1st Sundays 2002 Missal(English)Sung Mass6:30 a.m. Matins and Lauds2:00 p.m. Rosary, Vespers6:00 p.m. ComplineMonday - Friday6:30 a.m. Matins and Lauds11:45 a.m. Midday Prayer4:30 p.m. Rosary, Vespers7:00 p.m. Compline (8:15 p.m. Wednesday)Saturday7:55 a.m. Matins and Lauds4:00 p.m. Rosary, VespersCompline after MassMonday - FridayljSaturdayContactContact Fr.Fr.JosephJosephBrom,Brom, SJC.SJC.7:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.8:30 a.m.5:00 p.m.Sung Mass(English)Low Mass: 1962 Missal (Latin)Low Mass: 1962 Missal (Latin)Anticipated Mass(English)W ednesdays and First Fridays7:30 p.m.Low Mass: 1962 Missal (Latin)- .!/ /A Parish staffed by theCANONS REGULAROF ST. JOHN CANTIUSBAPTISMSArrangements must be made in advance.ljMARRIAGESljCONFESSIONSPlease view the guidelines on our websitebefore making any arrangements. ContactFr.Brom, SJC.SJC.Fr. Joseph Brom,Available when requested, at 4:30 p.m. onSaturday, and before all Masses on Sunday.Parish Office Hours: Weekdays 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Closed Saturdays, Sundays, Holy Days & legal holidays.

PASTORAL STAFFSunday, September 11th, 2022Very Rev. Joshua Caswell, SJC24nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (2002 Missal)14th Sunday After Pentecost (1962 Missal)Pastor & Superior GeneralRev. Joseph Brom, SJCAssociate PastorRev. Nathan Ford, SJCAssociate PastorRev. Trenton Rauck, SJCAssociate PastorRev. Anthony Rice, SJCAssociate PastorRev. Albert Tremari, SJCIn ResidenceRev. David Yallaly, SJCAssociate PastorRev. Mr. Tomas MackeviciusPermanent DeaconBr. Juan Garcia, SJCPermanent BrotherPARISH STAFFNick ChapelloOperations DirectorAlyssa VoccolaParish SecretaryMassimo ScapinDirector of Liturgical MusicCorrado CavalliOrganistThomas DiezMaintenance SupervisorDonald JenskiChief SacristanCANONS REGULARHOUSE OFFORMATIONRev. Matthew Schuster, SJCDirector of FormationBr. Mark Visconti, SJCNovice DirectorSunday, September 117:30 a.m.9:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.12:30 p.m.5:00 p.m.For the Victims of TerrorPro Populo† Stanley Kowalewski—Req. Denis KowalewskiMatthew List—Birthday Blessings† Gerald Smith—Req. Veritas Christi Catholic Homeschool CooperativeMonday, September 127:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.ChapelPrivateAnniversary Blessings for Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo &Josephine SolanoAnniversary Blessings Roger A. & Martha J. Villalba† William Richko—Req. Michelle RichkoThe Cullen FamilyTuesday, September 137:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.ChapelPrivate† Bernadette Luchinski—Req. Steven MiedziakThe Cermak Boys—Req. Cathleen & PatNicole Fackler—Req. Alva AkinPoor Souls in PurgatoryWednesday, September 147:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.ChapelPrivate7:30 p.m.† Sherry Percefield—Req. Mary & Tom McCormackInt. Living Members of the Perpetual Mass Association10th D.A. Jay Cutliff—Req. James O’Donell† Esther & Lawrence Baker—Req. ArlaInt. Deceased Members of thePerpetual Mass AssociationThursday, September 157:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.ChapelPrivate† Frank Lucafo—Req. Tessa KocanThe Bialobrzewski FamilyMateusz Wozniczka—That he grow up to be a Godfearing manThomas More SocietyFriday, September 167:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.ChapelPrivateLiving & Deceased Members of the Altman Family—Req. Family† Gloria Basile—Req. Norma Micali† Anne Ruedig—Req. The Ruedig Family† John Paul Lee—Req. Teresa YooSaturday, September 178:30 a.m.5:00 p.m.Stella Yamazaki—Req. Denis KowalewskiBirthday Blessings for Ian Maroor

What follows is an adapted excerpt from Pius Parsch’s seminal reflections on the Liturgy of the Churchwhich are exclusively collected at Biretta Books for the first time in half a century. Make your waydownstairs to buy your copy of the first volume which guides you from Advent through Christmastide.Raised Against Rising DarknessWe celebrate the finding of the true Cross(September 14, 320) by St. Helen, and theconsecration of the church of the HolySepulcher at Jerusalem. Later the “finding” was celebratedon May 3, and the present date commemorated the recoveryof the Cross from the Persians by Emperor Heraclius inthe year 628. The king himself delivered the holy relics tothe patriarch Zacharias on May 3, 630. With special reasonthe Church celebrates the feast now at the beginning ofautumn; the Cross is “raised” against the rising darkness, asymbol of the might of Hell. The Church wishes to “raisethe sign of the Son of Man” which will appear at His SecondComing. The feast belongs to the most ancient legaciesof the liturgy and should be accorded greater attention.In the Holy Sacrifice and in the sacrificial Banquet wereceive the blessed effects of the Cross, we too are “liftedup” and share in the Lord’s exaltation. It is exceptional forthe Communion to be composed by the Church: “Throughthe sign of the Cross deliver us from our enemies, Oour God!” Sacramental strength is here attributed to thesign of the Cross. The sign of the Cross has often beenemployed as an exorcism against the demons; the LatinChurch also distributes Holy Communion with this sacredsign. We would make the sign of the Cross, the mostfrequently used sacramental, with much more devotionif we were conscious that it had sacramental power. ThePancients expressed thepower of the Crossvery succinctly bythe Greek anagramfor in the Cross is lightand life.The sign of theCross puts the devilto flight, breaks thepower of Hell; wherethe Cross is plantedthe devil does not dareto tread. Therefore,crosses on doorsand gates, and thecustom of frequentlysigning oneself. Thesacramental powerinherent in the signof the Cross shouldbe more highlyappreciated, more often used. With its sign let us protectourselves from the evil enemy (before work in the morning,during temptation, etc.). Against the might of Hell guardyour dwellings, barns, fields by replicas of Christ’s savingCross.Are you Prepared to Receive Holy Communion?eople in the pews sometimes wonder whether they are prepared to receive Our Lord at HolyCommunion—or worse, not at all. So, what is necessary to worthily receive Holy Communion?Please follow these three guideposts.1. You must be a baptizedCatholic.2. You must be in a state ofgrace with no mortal sin onyour soul.3. You must have fasted at leastone hour before receiving HolyCommunion.*Confession before Communion is not required every time unless you need to confess a mortal sin. Ifyou knowingly and willingly receive Holy Communion without following the three easy guideposts,you must confess that sacrilege before again presenting yourself for Holy Communion. The CanonsRegular encourage you to consult your confessor with any additional questions or concerns.*You may drink water and take any medically required medicines.

ANNOUNCEMENTSWPreparation for Marian ConsecrationRehearsals ResumeTant to transform your work, your marriage, your family, and your life,but don’t have time? Looking for the quickest, surest, and easiest wayto holiness, but don’t know where to begin? Are you ready to renew yourConsecration?Join St. John Cantius on a 33-day preparation for Marian Consecration endingon Friday, October 7th, the feast of the Holy Rosary.For four weeks, we’ll individually read about and reflect on four great Mariangiants, St. Louis de Montfort, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Teresa of Calcutta and St.John Paul II. Using, “33 Days to Morning Glory” by Fr. Michael Gaitley, MICThe introductory meeting will be Saturday, September 3rd after the 8:30amMass in the Parish Hall. The mid-session meeting will be Saturday, September17th after the 8:30am Mass in the Parish Hall. In-person meeting attendance isnot mandatory.he Resurrection Choir, ourauditioned philharmonic choir(repertoire with orchestra) comprisingvolunteers from the community,resumes rehearsals on Monday, 12September, at 7:30 pm in the St. CeciliaHall.Please RSVP by emailing fatima@cantius.orgLatin, Greek &Hebrew ClassesNew members, especiallysopranos and basses, arewelcome.Classes in Latin, Greek and Hebrewbegin again soon, on September 10he Little Sisters of the Poor invite you to attend Chez Ste. Marie—A Taste and 11.of France on September 22, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m., at St. Mary’s Home, 2325 N.Please visit the St John CantiusLakewood Ave., Chicago. This special wine-tasting event benefits the mission website for details of the availableand work of Little Sisters, who care for the elderly poor.classes including which are online andwhich are in person, and for details ofTickets are 60 in advance or 75 at the door.how to register and pay:TChez Ste. Marie—A Taste of FranceTo buy tickets or to donate, visit www.littlesistersofthepoorchicago.org or call (773) 935-9600.Sponsorship opportunities with benefits are eekwww.cantius.org/hebrewBooks Wantedlease help us restock the baby and children’s book collection at a pro-lifepregnancy center that was burned to the ground in 2021 and just reopenedin a new location two months ago.The St JosephPrayer GuildMeets the second Saturday of themonth in the Cafe after the 8:30 The Auxiliary of the Order of Malta Federal Association-Chicago Region a.m. Mass for coffee and discussion.will be collecting baby and children’s books (new books only, please) for thefamilies served by Women’s Care Center, Peoria the weekends of September11th through September 25th. We will have large boxes present in the Cafe San Giovanni, where you can dropoff books that will then be given to moms served by Women’s Care Center forthe babies and older children of the new moms. New books for children agenewborn to four years old would be tremendously appreciated.