9711 S. Kolin Avenue Oak Lawn, Illinois 60453

Parish Center: 708-636-5060 School: 708-425-6063

In the Gather hymnal the order of the Mass is number 134, readings number 965

Shepherd’s Sharing News: Renew My Church The work of the

Grouping Discernment Teams from the parishes of the “Pulaski Corridor” is drawing to a close. Last Monday, we met at St. Terrence. After our previous meeting, one representative from each parish’s team gathered to form our “writing team.” The writing team’s task was to compile all the feedback we had surfaced in our discussions, from parish meetings, and from the online survey. A draft of that summary was presented and discussed at Monday’s meeting. The members of the writing team, including our representative, Fran LaBella, were rightly praised for capturing not only the facts of our discussions but also the spirit of our parishes. The document was a clear, concise, and coherent summary of the pros and cons of each scenario along the lines of the “foundational principles” that the Archdiocese had established as a criterion for the process. Last Monday’s discussion focused on what the teams wanted to affirm, change or add. This coming Monday, the Grouping Teams will hold their last scheduled meeting at Our Lady of Loretto to finalize the report. This is the report that will be presented to the Archdiocese’s Renew My Church Commission in early June and ultimately to Cardinal Cupich. I want to express my profound gratitude to the members of our parish’s grouping team, Jim Antos, Peg Donnelly, Tom Hamilton, Fran LaBella, and Dan McGrath for their dedication, insights, and hard work in what has been, at times, an emotionally difficult process. Admittedly, the teams from the other parishes also contributed to the process and the “Pulaski Corridor” can be grateful to them as well. I also want to thank all those who participated in the parish meetings and online survey. But most of all I want to thank all those who have been praying for our teams and the process. Please continue to do so. It’s not over yet.

What happens next is that the Cardinal will announce his decision in the fall for whatever restructuring will take place. According to Church law, any decision regarding the change of a parish’s status requires the approval of the Presbyteral Council (the representative body of all Archdiocesan priests). The decision will most likely take effect at the beginning of the subsequent fiscal year on July 1, 2019. Even then, the process is not over, so keep praying. It will take time for changes to be implemented, for new structures and organizations to be established and the shifting and combining of human and capital resources.

Only as these new configurations take shape does the real work of Renew My Church begin. The whole purpose of this process is not about renewing the structure of our Archdiocesan parishes. It was not about rebuilding the structure of San Damiano church when St. Francis first heard Jesus tell him to “Renew My Church.” A renewed structure is not the end, but the

means to accomplish the true renewal of Christ’s Body, the Church. The structures are there to support the three-fold mission: make disciples, build communities, and inspire witness. So keep praying. This won’t be really over until Our Lord comes again.

News: Home Front Whatever the future may bring, it is important that we, as a parish, enter into it with as much vitality as we can muster. The parish meetings that we have held during this process have alerted us to the challenges we face as a parish and school community. To meet these challenges, all of us will have to work together. We have begun a number of initiatives to increase our school enrollment and improve our parish revenue. I’d like to point out two of these new initiatives and an old standby. First, we have just begun conducting a “Queen of Hearts” raffle. Participation in it benefits our parish. Secondly, plans are underway to hold a carnival this summer. This will require an army of volunteers to make it happen. Our old standby, the Manna program raises money at no additional cost to participants. It’s simple, really. You buy a “gift card” for the merchants you shop with and what you paid for it is exactly what you spend at that merchant. The merchants themselves provide our parish with a percentage of the gift cards sold. In this way, we get “corporate America” to fund our ministry. Manna cards are available for many local businesses and are sold after most of the Sunday Masses and during the week at the school office. Anyone who eats, wears clothes, buys gas, etc. can participate. Another challenge is to increase our weekend Mass attendance. I’m sure that we all know people who once attended Mass with us but no longer do. They have their reasons for not attending, but if you get the chance to talk with them, after listening to why they don’t come, let them know why you DO come, why your membership and participation in our parish family is important to you.

News: People This week, our music minister, Terri Lenz, informed me that she had accepted an offer to replace a retiring music director at another parish. Her last day with us will be Sunday, June 3rd. We are grateful for her nearly five years of service to our parish and wish her well in her new position. I will be forming a “search committee” to assist me in hiring a new music minister.

Commentary: Follow God’s Lead Our first reading has Peter “playing catch-up” with the Holy Spirit that had descended upon the Gentiles in house of Cor-nelius even before he (Peter) could get to the water of Baptism. Then, when Jesus commands His disciples to “love one another,” it is in the context of the love He has shown for them. That love begins in the small intimate group of Jewish disciples, but must extend beyond divi-sions just as God does.

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MASS INTENTIONS REMEMBER OUR BELOVED DEAD

Mildred Scolum John J. Haberkorn

Mary Ann Hardek John D. Ryan

Bernadette Defilippis Anna McGeehan

Please pray for those who are sick, their families and caregivers, including: Hattie Balutis, Rose Barsevick, John Brdecka, Philip Buyan, Lorraine Cetrone, Marcy Dignan, Sherry Hardek-Cohen, Mary Earley, Karen Finn, Betty Gansinger, Jan Gorman, Peg Hansen, John Hardek, Betty Hedderman, Kaitlyn Hedderman, Elaine Hicks, Chuck Hughes, Robert “Mitch” Jones, Dennis Kelsch, Garry Keller, Marion Keller, Richard Kita, Genevieve Ksiazek, Norb Lasky, LaVerne Lewandowski, Liz Lopez, Ray Lynch, Rev. Bill Malloy, Eugene Martyn, Michael Mattaliano, Kathy McGarry,Brenna McNamara Raimonda Miknius, Mary Minervini, Harriet Partyka, Maggie Powers, Mary Quilty, Kath Rimac, Guadalupe Martin Ruvalcaba, Norma Salas, Richard Siepak, Ellie Smith, Rita Daniels Suchor, Bob Szewczyk, Patty Tapia, Dorothy Trop, Mary Ann Trop, Ed Valliere, Casey Wiedenski, Ron Witt, Susan Zak

Ministers’ and Servers’ Schedule for Next Weekend May 12-13, 2018

SAT 4:00 PM SUN 7:00 AM SUN 9:00 AM SUN 11:00 AM

Celebrants Fr. Stobba Fr. Velloorattil Fr. Furlan Fr. Furlan

Proclaimer

W. Brejcha C. Brejcha

M. Maslanka B. Jordan

C. Murphy J. Stanner

M. Zagorski K. Brightmore

Eucharistic Ministers

M. Cannon J. Giblin P. Klatt J. LaPorte K. Mikutis J. O’Shea P. Vlasis

A. Brdecka F. Genender K. Kettelson P. Marek L. Stawczyk C. Wiedenski

L. Bujan J. Chesniak N. Chesniak F. Gonsch M. Kamien G. Maughan C. Pisano

K. Casey N. Casey M. Maikisch M. Mazurski D. Hedderman H. Randich D. Walsh

Servers E. Gonzalez T. Kearney S. Llobet

G. Keeton D. Leon S. Parks

G. Jeziorczak O. Jeziorczak J. Finnell

M. Medina J. Gamboa E. Gonzalez

Monday, May 7-Easter Weekday 6:45 AM, 8:30 AM Mass: Grace Schering, Bill Essig, Tom Essig (healing) Tuesday, May 8-Easter Weekday 6:45 AM Communion Service & 8:30 AM Mass: Rose Perfetti Wednesday, May 9–Easter Weekday 6:45 AM, 8:30 AM Mass: Stella Swiech, Mary Murphy, Steven Robin Thursday, May 10– Easter Weekday 6:45 AM Communion Service & 8:30 AM Mass: August Perfetti, Thomas O’Conner Friday, May 11-Easter Weekday 6:45 AM, 8:30 AM Mass: Lillian Spiewak Saturday, May 12– Easter Weekday 8:30AM: Deceased Members of St. Germaine 4:00PM: Bill TenBroeck, Eleanor Lewandowski, Ken Wood Sunday, May 13-The Ascension of the Lord 7:00 AM: Theresa Shea, Stella Wiedenski (Birthday) 9:00 AM: James Clark, Barbara Bernacki 11:00 AM: Roberta Marek, Linda Lellos, Maria Jamroz

The COURAGE Program is selling it’s Annual Lottery Tickets. Would you kindly consider buying one...or more!

Tickets can be purchased at the Parish Center. The drawing is May, 20th. Thank you!!

CatholicCharitiesHELPTHEHUNGRY

A hungry child. A homeless mother. An addict. An immigrant. A frail senior. Animpoverishedveteran.CatholicCharitiesprotectsandservesall thesepeopleandmanymore.IntheSouthwestareaeachmonth1,500individualsfromtheSouthwestsuburbsreceivetheirbasic foodsupply fromtheSt.BlaseFoodPantry.75otherwisehomeless familiesarehoused intheNewHopeApartmentsandothertransitionalhousingintendedtogetfamiliestobecomeindepend-ent. 141 units of permanent housing are provided for impoverished veterans,men andwomenwhohaveservedourcountry.Morethan10,000hotmealshavebeenservedtothehungryandthehomelessin the Southwest area in the last year.Manyof those served areour neighbors. In addition to thoseservedabove,222individualsfromOakLawnhavereceiveddirectemergencyassistance. TheMother’sDayCollectionforCatholicCharitiesisontheweekendofMay12-13.Thereisnospecialcollectionsotakeoneofthespecialenvelopesattheendofthepewsoratthethreeexitsandight hunger andhomelessness in the Southwest areabydonating to theCatholic CharitiesMother’sDayCollection.Thankyou.

Choir News: Back by popular demand! The Children's Choir and Adult choir of St. Germaine is having their Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 15th at 7:00pm in the church. Our theme this year is “Broadway!” I'm sure you will want to sing along with many of these wonderful songs! Don't miss this wonderful event-this will be the best one yet! Reception immediately following. Your free will donations given at the concert are greatly appreciated and help support this wonderful music program. Thank you! Terri Lenz Director of Music

Split The Pot Drawing

Envelope number 1324 was drawn for last week’s “Split

the Pot” raffle. The parishioner assigned that number did

not participate in the raffle. Last week’s prize of

$ 1,432.50 will be added to this week’s amount.

Parish Life..

Please be generous in your support of our parish ministries and services.

STEWARDSHIP REPORT

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If you are interested in online giving and would

like help setting up your account, please feel free to call

the Parish Center or stop in and we would be glad to help you!

April 29, 2018

Sunday: $9,884.05

Sharing: $128.38

Catholic Charities: $15.00

Ascension Thursday: $26.00

Easter (thus far): $45,246.00

St. Germaine Men’s 2018 Golf League

Meets on Wednesdays, 4pm at Stony Creek Golf Course.

Play begins May 16th, 2018

If you are interested in joining ,

please contact Terry Vorderer 708-422-3108.

“Scout’s Breakfast” Sunday, May 20, 2018

After all Masses

Were you a Scout? Pay back to the Scouting program for what it taught you. Please support this Scout’s Breakfast. If you don’t have the time for breakfast, please give a donation to the Scouts.

The Knights of Columbus are preparing a pancake, egg, and sausage breakfast.

All money collected will go to the

St Germaine Scouting program.

Women's Club “Chatter that Matters”

Please join Women's Club on Monday May 7th at 6:45PM in

church for May Crowning. We will also be awarding

our Mary Jane Farrell Scholarship. Light refreshments will be served after.

Save your checks! Remember you can write one check for your weekly dona-

ons. Example: If you are wri ng a check for $25.00 for your weekly contribu on, $5.00 for the Split the Pot and $10 for the Educa on Fund, you can write 1 check for $40.00 and include all enve-lopes instead of wri ng 3 sep-arate checks.

A Prayer For “Renew My Church”

Lord Jesus, you speak to us today, as you spoke to holy men and women who have gone before us. In every age and in our own time, you call to us and say: Renew My Church.

Pour out the gift of your Holy Spirit upon us, and so enable us to hear you clearly, to listen to each other attentively to imagine our future boldly, to discern your direction wisely to persevere in your holy will courageously, to stay together in charity to surrender our own plans readily, to embrace the greater good to hand on your gifts to future generations.

May we remain in the holy company of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the apostles, and all the saints. May their example and presence inspire us with patient confidence in the work of your grace.

We ask this of you who live and reign with the Father in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY

If you know someone in need of prayers who would be comforted by a prayer shawl, they are always available at no charge. Please stop by the Parish Center or call 636-5060 to request a prayer shawl. Donations are much appreciated. They enable us to purchase the yarn needed

to continue our mission.

ST. GERMAINE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION NEWS Open Positions The following St. Germaine Athletic Association positions are open for the 2018 – 2019 School Years: *Vice President – Personnel *Parent Participation Coordinator *Concession Stand Coordinator

If interested in applying, please contact: Jack Donnelly, President via e-mail at jd-donnelly@hotmail.com Kevin Chesniak, Secretary, via e-mail at kjmc74@gmail.com

Please inquire by May 21st.

Girls Basketball Sign Up - May 22nd & 24th Girls Basketball sign-ups for the 2018 Fall Season will take place on May 22nd and May 24th from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM in the Gym Foyer.

Athletic Association Parent Meeting There will be a parent meeting on Tuesday, May 15th in the Gym at 7:00 PM for all current and future parents of Saint Germaine athletes. This meeting will provide a recap of our 2017 – 2018 seasons and allow parents to meet our Athletic Association Members. An update will be provided on 2018 – 2019 athletic program fees and volunteer requirements. Please consider joining us at this important meeting to learn more about our Mission. Over 200 student athletes participated in various programs this past year and parent support is critical to our future success.

St Germaine Girl Scout Junior Troop 60235 is looking for your help! Our Girl Scout Troop 60235 (4th Grade) here at St Germaine is working to earn their Bronze Award in Girl Scouts. We have chosen to help with materials for the Advocate Hope Children’s Hospital. We are collecting arts and crafts items for the children. The items need to be new. Here are some items that the children will use… Prismacolor Pencil Sets Prismacolor Marker Sets Watercolor Paper Pads Sketch books (non newsprint) Watercolor crayons Canvas Board We are also making Parent Bags for the Parents of the children in the hospital. To make those bags we are looking to collect… Deodorant Toothpaste / Toothbrush Deck of Cards Wordsearch / Crossword Puzzle books Notebook / Journal and Pen Magazines Gift cards for Starbucks / Dunkin Donuts or Target We will place boxes at both entrances of the church. We will collect for the month of May and deliver the items to the hospital at the beginning of June. Thanks in advance for your help!

HAVE YOU SEEN HER? QUEEN OF HEARTS RAFFLE

Show your support for St. Germaine Parish. Stop in at Clancy’s Pizza Pub at 4624 W. 103rd Street to purchase tickets.

This is a 50/50 raffle. Winner receives half and St. Germaine Parish gets half.

Tickets will be sold beginning April 25th Tickets are 6 for $5

Available times to Purchase Tickets: Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm

Saturdays from 3:00 to 6:00pm Sundays from 12:00to 3:00pm

And after all Masses.

The first drawing will be held on Sunday, May 6th at 3:00pm. Winner need not be present.

Questions? Or Want to help sell tickets? Email us at stgermainequeens@gmail.com

Help Support St. Germaine Parish & School

Alumni Update Jack Zampillo - Class of 2014 I am a senior at Brother Rice High School and will be attending Western Michigan University in the fall. This past year was my 6th year being a part of Passion Play and I can honestly say it has been one of the best experiences of my life. Growing up, I always looked forward to the Passion Play. In 8th grade, I was selected to be Jesus and I was absolutely stoked. It was an amazing experience and I felt like I was an important part of something. These last four years of being on the staff will be years I will never forget. I love seeing the smiles on the kids' faces before a show, and I love to see them have fun. Because in the end, that is what the play is all about. Portraying our Lord’s Passion, and having fun doing it!

School news 5th Grade final project put together, dodecahedron globes!

Youth Ministry Updates Mr. Phil Caffee—Youth Minister

708-476-5374 | pcaffee@scaoaklawn.org

Jr. High Drop Ins 5/9

5/23—End of the Year Party! 2:45-4:30pm at St. Catherine

Fr. Lion Center—2nd Floor

YOUTH GROUP

OPEN GYM NIGHTS

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ALL ARE WELCOME!

Summer Mission Trips—Pembroke, Illinois Jr. High: July 24-26 | High School: July 27-29

May 1st is the deadline to sign up & turn in forms by May 8. See parish.scaoaklawn.org/youth_group for forms.

Drivers & Chaperones needed!

Youth Group Co-Ed Spring

Basketball Playoffs—Monday, May 7

6:45p.m. at St. Christina Gym

Softball Signup Talk to Mr. Caffee now to sign up.

Games are Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays this Summer.

SpeakOut—Sunday Night Faith & Fun 5/6—No Meeting | 5/13—Mother’s Day—No Meeting

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Stay tuned for details on 8th Grade/High School Mini Golf &

Laser Tag Nights!

SAVE THE DATE!!!! Vacation Bible School will be July 9-13th!

How can Parish Lectors make the Word of God jump off the page …. and embrace us with God’s Message of Good News, Healing, Comfort and Joy? Come and find out at this workshop for both new and veteran lectors who would like a refresher…

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by providing opportunities for spiritual growth and social awareness through worship, education, service, and friendship. As a parish community, we seek to relate the Gospel

to our everyday lives, promote Christian education for all our members, respond to the needs in our parish and world communities, and enjoy and support one another in a spirit of unity and purpose.

Fr. Michael J. Furlan Pastor Fr. George Velloorattil Associate Pastor Fr. Joseph Stobba O.S.A. Priest Assistant Joe Gonzalez Permanent Deacon Jack Malone Senior Deacon, Prison Ministry Donald Daum Retired Deacon Jeanne Lassandrello Pastoral Associate/ Religious Ed Director Kevin Reedy School Principal Casey Wiedenski (636-6647) Minister of Care Molly O’Grady (636-8001) COURAGE Terri Lenz Director of Music Phil Caffee Youth Minister Amy Condon Business Manager Jen Stazak Office Manager Bulletin Editor jenstazak@yahoo.com

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