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Queen of All Saints Basilica

Committed to Christ, sharing God’s gifts and building the Church together through the ministries of word, worship and service.

OCTOBER 16, 2016 · TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Mass Schedule

Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am

12:30 pm

Daily Mass Monday-Friday 6:30, 7:30, 8:45 am

Saturday 8:00 am

Confessions Saturday following the 8:00 am

Mass until all are heard

Holy Hour Monday at 7:00pm

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In a little over two months, we will be wrapping up our Capital Campaign, From Generation to Generation. Thanks to the generosity of over a hundred of our families, we are more than half-way to our goal of $5 million. I am confident that as more and more families join the Campaign and step up to the plate we will reach our goal and perhaps even surpass it. This makes me very proud of the people of Queen of All Saints who have always rallied to support this parish. This time we are rallying behind a project that will transform our former convent, the Benedict Center, into an education and formation center for the next 50 years. I feel a certain sense of satisfaction in knowing that our generation of parishioners of Queen of All Saints care just as much about providing for the future of this great parish as those

who have gone before us. We simply would not have the parish we do today were it not for the sacrifices made by previous generations. Now it’s our turn, hence the title of our Campaign, From Generation to Generation.

After Christmas and at the conclusion of our Campaign, I will begin a six month sabbatical. ‘Sabbatical’ is a word derived from the Hebrew word sabbath which refers to the seventh day on which God rested. It literally means a ceasing or resting from work for a certain period of time. In recent times, ‘sabbatical’ has come to mean any extended absence in the career of an individual in order to achieve something beyond what can be achieved in regular work time. In the modern sense, one takes a sabbatical typically to fulfill some goal, e.g., writing a book or doing extensive research. Some universities and other institutional employers of scientists, physicians, and academics offer the opportunity to qualify for paid sabbatical as an employee benefit. In the Archdiocese of Chicago, a priest is eligible for a sabbatical every seven years.

A few months ago Archbishop Cupich approved my request for this sabbatical. Twice before in the administrations of Cardinals Bernardin and George, I have requested time for a sabbatical. Both times the two Cardinals gave me a new job. So I was a little apprehensive about asking Archbishop Cupich. He was very gracious, however, and noted that I had never been on a sabbatical in over forty years of service as a priest; and he enthusiastically agreed it was time. During the six months of my sabbatical, I will be working to finish a book on the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which I began over ten years ago when I was the executive director of the U. S. Bishops’ Office for the Catechism. I am going to a warm place and will hold myself to a disciplined writing schedule so I can complete the work. I will also take some time for a spiritual retreat, some time with friends and some plain, old vacation.

What this practically means for Queen of All Saints is that I will be gone from January 1 – June 30, 2017. Whenever a pastor is going to be away from his parish for such a length of time, an administrator is appointed to oversee the day-to-day operation of the parish until the pastor returns. I am very pleased to announce that Archbishop Cupich has appointed Father Simon Braganza to be the administrator of Queen of All Saints Parish in my absence. I’m sure things will run very smoothly under his leadership and that of the generous and capable pastoral and rectory staffs. In his letter to me, Archbishop Cupich indicated that I would resume my responsibilities as pastor on July 1, 2017.

I earnestly hope that the wonderful people of Queen of All Saints will give Father Simon and the other members of the staff here the same support and encouragement they have given me over the past six years. Part of the reason a priest takes a sabbatical is so that he can return refreshed and renewed for the next phase of his priestly life. The next phase of my priestly life is to continue as pastor of Queen of All Saints. And I couldn’t be happier about that prospect. Please keep me in your prayers. God bless you.

Monsignor John Pollard

From the Pastor

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Parish News


Are you grieving the loss of someone close to you? The loss may have happened a while ago or recently. Sometimes we need to share our experience of grief and find strength in our faith and in our community.

Come and join us as we share our losses and explore ways to cope with the effects of loss that enable us to heal. We have scheduled 6 sessions - come to one or all 6.

WHEN: Sundays | October 16, 23 - November 6, 13, 20 TIME: 1:30 - 3:30p.m.

WHERE: Holy Name Room 6230 N. Lemont - South Door

For further informa on, please call: Sheila Morrow at 773-383-4405

Queen of All Saints Basilica

Bereavement Support Group

QAS YOUTH MINISTRY Informational Meeting Any teenagers interested in discussing a summer service trip can attend an informational meeting on Monday, October 17th at 4:00pm in Room 102 of the Lemong Building (enter at the south entrance of the building). Potential locations and dates will be discussed. If you are interested but cannot attend this date, please e-mail [email protected]. Mass Kick-off & Information Session October 23rd - All teen, grades 9-12, are invited! � 5:00pm Mass in the Benedict Center Chapel � Pizza & Pop from 6pm-7pm

Future Events - All events are at 5:00pm at QAS unless specified. � October 28 - Youth Activity � November 4 - Youth Activity � November 13 - Youth Activity � November 20 - Mass

Questions? E-Mail Morgan Fair at [email protected] or call 773-286-1939 (ext. 255)


Religious Education News Religious Education Preparing for a sacrament is often an intense time. Confirmation is no exception. This year, we are be-ginning our 7th graders on their journey toward Confirmation with a retreat, which will be this Sunday, October 16th. The theme for the retreat is discipleship. We ask you to join us in prayer as the 7th graders begin their two year preparation and the 8th graders intensify their preparation of the sacrament to be re-ceived in April. Reconciliation Parent Meeting There is an important meeting of parents whose children will be making their 1st Communion in May. This meeting is meant to answer any and all questions concerning the other important sacrament that their children are receiving this school year, i.e. Reconciliation. The meeting will take place in the gym on Wednesday, October 19th at 7 PM. Workbooks are also distributed at this time. 2nd and 3rd Grade Family Mass This Sunday, October 16th, the families of our 2nd graders will gather at the 9:30 Mass to lead us in prayer. On Saturday, October 29th, the 3rd Grade families will have their Family Mass at the 5PM Mass.

“Friends Against Domestic Abuse”

The Social Justice Ministry of Queen of All Saints invites you to a Prayer Vigil hosted by “Friends Against Domestic Abuse.” All are welcome to join us

in praying for those affected by domestic violence.

Wednesday, November 9, 2016, 7:30 p.m. In the Basilica

Coffee And… following in the Cafeteria

Domestic violence is an epidemic in the United States, affecting more than one in three women and one in eight men within their lifetimes, impacting all communities, races, ages, genders and financial strata. “Friends Against Domestic Abuse” is a coalition of three parishes, St. Mary of the Woods in Chicago, Queen of All Saints in Chicago, and St. Martha’s in Morton Grove.


Parish News

St. Joseph Services will be hosting its 12th annual Fall Festival Event on Saturday, October 22nd at Bredemann Lexus & Ford in Glenview. Admission is $50.00 which

includes performances by The One Way Band, hors d’oeuvres, drink tickets, and a sensational silent auction. Doors open at

7:00pm. Proceeds for the event will benefit the St. Joseph Services Community Centers which provide education

opportunities for youth and adults in underserved communities. Many QAS parishioners have given generous amounts of time

to this wonderful organization. For more information, please call 773-278-0484 or go to www.stjosephservices.com.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. If you need help, we are here for you.

National Domestic Violence Hotline (800-799-7233)

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QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS WOMEN’S SPIRITUAL SPA Thursday, October 27

“Tinsel, Silent, Listen: Creating Intentional Gratitude”

Autumn is a time that invites us to be mindful of the people and events that we consider blessings in our lives. Join us with Dr. Amore as we explore three different dimensions of the save six letters: E-N-S-I-T-L and the ways we can rearrange the letters of our life to create harmony, balance and a spirituality of gratitude.

Dr. Mary Amore, will be our honored speaker. She is the author of Primary Symbols of Worship and the creator of the DVD series Eucharist: Pathway of Transformation published by Pauline Media, as well as a conductor of many parish missions, retreats, and adult faith formation programs.

Morning Session: 9:00am to 12:00 noon Evening Session: 6:30am to 9:00pm

Hosted at the Felician Sisters Convent (3800 W. Peterson Ave). Light refreshments will be served. Each session contains the same material. Cost is $10 per session. Register with Mary Kelly at

[email protected] or 847-800-5654, or online at qasparish.org and click on Women’s Spiritual Spa.


Parish News


BIBLE STUDY

Join Fr. Simon as we study and explore the Gospel of St. John

on the following Tuesdays from 4:00 to 5:30 pm

in the Cafeteria.

Oct 18 - Nov 8 Nov 22 - Dec 6

Bring yourself and a Bible!

BAPTIZED INTO THE

FAITH

Edward Michael Guerin Son of Maurice & Mary Noonan Guerin

Louis Finn LaTronica

Son of Matthew & Megan Pollard LaTronica

Jackson Marlow Manning Son of Michael & Meredith Keel Manning

Thomas Joseph Pagsanjan Moran

Son of Thomas & Leonore Pagsanjan Moran

Royce Sol Quijano Son of Ray & Rubi Hernandez Quijano

Parish News SOCIAL JUSTICE MINISTRY

We encourage you to attend Mass at Holy Name Cathedral praying for an end to domes-tic violence. Archbishop Cupich will celebrate Mass on Saturday, October 29 at 5:15pm. Everyone is invited. He will preach on our need to reach out to victims of domestic violence and their children and work to build healthy relationships in our families. A reception in the parish hall will follow after the Mass.

MERCY HOME MASS TAPING

Save the Date! Once again Mercy Home for Boys and Girls has asked for our parish to participate in the taping of the “Sunday Mass at Mercy Home” on Saturday, December 10 at 9:30am to 1:30pm.

It is so exciting for our homebound parishioners to see our parish on TV! Everyone is invited to participate. Save the date and watch for details in future bulletins.

CHRISTMAS PARTY Thursday, December 1

The third annual luncheon with parishes of Deanery F will be held at the White

Eagle in Niles from 11:00am to 3:00pm.

Please RSVP by November 10th to Bev Rzewski

at 773-775-2876.

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Susanna Semaszczuk & Steven Garrity Meredith Cusic & Chris Lembesis Jennifer Ortiz & Shajan Kuriakose Colleen O’Connor & Steven Krug Audrey Aziyu & Brett Sleesman Dayla Younan & Thomas Gawel

Courtney Conway & Timothy O’Connor


QAS Alumni Spotlight Name: Thomas A. Reardon III Year of Graduation: 1987 High School: Loyola Academy College: University of Iowa Who was your favorite teacher and why? My favorite teacher when attending QAS was Mr. Kretja, our 7th/8th grade Science teacher. He was passionate about Science and encouraged his students to appreciate the importance of Science in our daily lives. He created an excellent environment of learning, and always said “Science is that simple and it has been around since the beginning of time!” What was your favorite class and why? Science was my favorite class when attending QAS. I recall the numerous experiments we performed from dissecting worms and frogs to learning about the scientific method, periodic elements, composition of the earth, and chemical reactions. In addition, I really enjoyed participating in the QAS annual Science Fair. What extracurricular activities did you participate in, what one did you like the most and why? I enjoyed participating in extracurricular activities at QAS. I was involved in student council and an after school Science club. In addition, I loved to participate in sports which included football, basketball and softball. I enjoyed competing with my friends. My two favorite sports at QAS were football and basketball, defending the NWCC championship banners that hung in the gym for years. Coach Hanson (JV) and Coach Atkins (Varsity) not only taught fundamentals of both sports, but also made the games enjoyable. I remember a famous quote they borrowed from Knute Rockne, University of Notre Dame Football Coach, - “Win or lose, do it fairly!”

What is your favorite memory of Queen of All Saints School? By far, my favorite memory of QAS would have to be the great friendships I developed from kindergarten through eight grade. I attended high school with many of them and kept in touch throughout college and after graduation. As a matter of fact, many have moved back to the neighborhood and are raising their families in the QAS parish, just as I am. I am very proud to send both of my children to QAS. Each time I attend a school event, it brings back memories of my childhood and the great community of QAS.

What convinced you to send your children to QAS? Our QAS School has always been an integral part of our QAS Parish. QAS has always been about the people! Our teachers, our clergy, our coaches and our parent volunteers are the building blocks that create the strong foundations of our school. Sending both of our children to QAS will not only equip them with the tools they will need in preparation for future academics, but will also strengthen their faith and foster self-respect and respect for others.


WHY GO TO MASS EVERY SUNDAY?

REASON 47

Most reasonable people understand that if something is really worthwhile, it will require some measure of sacrifice to be achieved. Parents who raise children know very well how much they sacrifice for their children. Young people who seek a fulfilling career learn very fast how much sacrifice and dedication it takes to earn one. Soldiers in battle often speak of the sacrifices they willingly make on behalf of their buddies. If some level of sacrifice is part of achieving a goal or an objective we have set for ourselves, then we will most likely appreciate the achievement all that much more. There’s no doubt that it takes a degree of personal sacrifice to get to Mass every Sunday. Putting other things aside for the moment; getting up, getting ready and getting to the church on time; and being attentive to what unfolds once we get there are just a few examples of personal sacrifices related to our attendance at Sunday Mass. But these pale in comparison to the sacrifice Christ made on our behalf. “There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”

John 15:13

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Committed to Christ, sharing God's gifts, building the Church together

Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time - October 16, 2016

Please consider what we can give back to our parish, in our time, talent and treasure,

in response to the great gifts God has given us.

“…be persistent whether it is convenient or inconvenient...” - 2 Timothy 4:2 It is not always convenient to be a good steward, especially when all the temptations of our busy and materialistic world get in the way.

Now add our own pride and ego into the equation and living a stewardship lifestyle may be downright uncomfortable! Re-member, God didn’t call us to be comfortable. He called us to be faithful.

Thanks to the Men’s Club for hosting Oktoberfest! Here’s what was served to our 900 folks in attendance:

• 1,000 Brats • 500 Thuringers • 400 Hot Dogs • 100 lbs of German Potato Salad • 60 lbs of Sauerkraut • 1,000 bags of chips • 1,000 bottles of water • 50 gallons of ice cream • Lots and lots of popcorn and cotton candy

And thanks to everyone who helped with setup, cooking,

serving and take down. Our parish is truly blessed!


Sunday, October 16th (Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time) - All Sunday Masses will be offered for the People of Queen of All Saints and the Benefactors of our Endowments for the School and the Parish. Monday, October 17th (St. Ignatius) - School Endowment Fund Benefactors, QAS Homebound, Francis & Margaret McCormick, In Honor of Our Blessed Mother - Ben & Sara Testa, Simon Pahati, Mickey Perry Readings: Eph 2:1-10, Lk 12:13-21 Tuesday, October 18th (St. Luke) - Deceased Members of the QAS Widowed Group, Joan Crosbie Planek, George S. Stegmaier family, Stephen Chollampel, Joseph & Lottie Such, Oscar & Juanita VanSickle, Joseph & Sophie Golojuch, Michael & Angeline Such, Dorothy & Ed Lewandowski, Franz Laut, Michael Golojuch Readings: 2 Tim 4:10-17b, Lk 10:1-9 Wednesday, October 19th (Sts. John Brebeuf and Isaac Jogues) - Basilica Fund Members, Ruth Stegmaier, Bill Hillenbrand, Ria Erdelyi, Lucia Ephrem, Dr. Clifford H. Miller, William Savage, Pavle Briskovic, Richard F. Scheuer Readings: Eph 3:2-12/Lk 12:39-48. Elsewhere: Weekday/celebrated in Candad as a Feast on September 26. Thursday, October 20th (St. Paul of the Cross) - Over 50 Club Members, Francis Hugh Calkins, Philip Piazza, Salvy Monastero, Lillian Camp Readings: Eph 3:14-21, Lk 12:49-53 Friday, October 21st - Helen & Jerry Martin, Eileen Stegmaier, John T. Kelly, Philip Piazza, Charles J. O’Laughlin Readings: Eph 4:1-6, Lk 12:54-59 Saturday, October 22nd (St. John Paul II) - Jude Menard, George Stegmaier, Claudia Reardon, Jan-Michael Madamba, Luz Pahati, Philip Piazza, Patricia Honan Readings: Eph 4:7-16, Lk 13:1-9

Mass Intentions

We Pray for our Recently Deceased Genevieve Blume Rosemary Blume


Pastoral Staff Pastor…………….……….……….Rev. Msgr. John E. Pollard Pastor Emeritus………....…..….….Rev. Msgr. Wayne F. Prist Associate Pastor………..……………….Rev. Simon Braganza Associate Pastor………….……..…..Rev. Thomas J. Campana Resident ……………….……………….Rev. Edward D. Grace Resident……………….…..……..Rev. Richard Conyers, CSC Pastoral Associate…………………………...Dr. Carole Eipers Director of Religious Education……..…..Mrs. Aline Reynolds Director of Music . …………………...…….Dr. Kenneth Sotak Assistant Director of Music…….…………….....Paul Scavone Youth Minister…………………..………………..Morgan Fair

Rectory Hours Monday-Friday……………………..……….8:30 am-4:00 pm

Telephone Numbers Rectory………………………………………....773-736-6060 School/Preschool………………………...……..773-736-0567 Parish FAX……………………………….…….773-736-6099 Religious Education Office………………….....773-286-1939

Accounting Office Business Manager……………………..……….Gerald Farrell Accounting Assistant……………………....Kate Dombrowski

Rectory Office Staff

Parish Secretary………………………….…...Pam Hautzinger Parish Secretary……………………….………....Michael Jolls Parish Secretary…………………..………….…..Mary Morley

Building and Grounds Ralph Meschewski, Bobby Brooks, Victor Miranda, Jonathon Hernandez, Eric Martinez, Ken Skokowski

Queen of All Saints School Early Childhood through Grade 8 Principal……………………...………….. Mrs. Kristina Reyes Administrative Assistant ……….…………….Mrs. Ida Segreti School Secretary………...…………….… Mrs. Janet Santicola

Visit Our Website Queen of All Saints Basilica……………...www.qasparish.org Queen of All Saints School…………….....www.qasschool.org

Sunday Masses Saturday Vigil …………………..……………………5:00 pm Sunday…...…………….6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm

Daily Mass and Rosary Monday-Friday…….……………...………6:30, 7:30, 8:45 am Saturday………………………………………...……..8:00 am Rosary………………...………...Daily after the 8:45 am Mass

Devotions and Holy Day Masses Holy Hour……………….…………………..Monday, 7:00 pm Please consult the parish bulletin or website for the holy day Mass schedule.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday………...…After the 8:00 am Mass until all are heard

To Register in the Parish Please contact the Rectory Office……………...773-736-6060

The Sacrament of Baptism Queen of All Saints rejoices in the incorporation of new members into the Body of Christ through the Sacrament of Baptism. If you are a registered parishioner, please come into the rectory during business hours to schedule your child's baptism. If it is not possible for you to come into the rectory, please call the rectory to make arrangements. The Sacrament of Baptism for infants is celebrated two or three Sundays of the month, depending on the time of year, at 1:30 PM - call the rectory for the exact schedule. A Baptismal Preparation class for the parents is required. They are held once a month and must also be scheduled in advance. If an adult or a school age child seeks baptism, special arrangements should be made with one of the priests.

The Sacrament of Matrimony Queen of All Saints helps couples prepare not only for their wedding day, but the lifelong commitment of living a Christian marriage. Parishioners of Queen of All Saints Basilica who are baptized and free to marry in the Catholic Church may celebrate their marriage in Queen of All Saints Basilica. Couples from Queen of All Saints seeking marriage in Queen of All Saints Basilica should contact one of the parish priests at least six months prior to their intended date of marriage. The couple must meet with one of the priests before the date for the marriage can be confirmed.

Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick The sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is not a sacrament for those who are at the point of death. As soon as one of the faithful begins to be in danger of death from sickness or old age, the fitting time for him/her to receive this sacrament has certainly already arrived. Therefore, any member of the faithful who is seriously ill because of sickness or advanced age, may properly receive this sacrament.

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Parish News Today’s Readings

First Reading — As long as Moses’ hands were kept uplifted, Joshua and his men had the better part of the battle with Amalek (Exodus 17:8-13). Psalm — Our help is from the Lord, who made heaven and earth (Psalm 121). Second Reading — Remain faithful; proclaim the word; be persistent whether it is convenient or not (2 Timothy 3:14 — 4:2). Gospel — God will secure the rights of the chosen who call out day and night (Luke 18:1-8).

Celebrant Schedule Next Sunday, October 23rd 5:00pm - Fr. Brendan Horan 6:45am - Fr. Simon Braganza 8:00am - Fr. Edward Grace

9:30am - Msgr. John Pollard 11:00am - Msgr. Wayne Prist 12:30pm - Fr. Rich Conyers

“Our Lady of Good Help” and “The Shroud”

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