St. Jude the Apostle Church South Holland, IL Established 1957

Genevieve Adamowicz

Mary Ann Alexander

Benedicta Anaele

Daniel Anyore

Francis Anyore

Robert Barkauskas

Teresa Barr

Genevieve Bojanowski

Frederick Boland

Gregory Boland

Mary Boland

William Brummel

Kyle Buster

Ben Czaszwicz

Janet Anne Davis

Irene Dite

Lydia Engelman

Charlotte Foresta

Alexandra Foti

Rita Gurtatowski

James F. Hearne

Clara Hermanski

Dorothy Igielski

Barbara Jackson

Charles L. Jacobsma

Phyllis Vernon Jex

Elizabeth Kirby

Jerrold Klein

Raymond Krasinski

Joan Lewis

Dorothy Locke

Santiago Lomeli

Nicla Luebke

Stanley Marczak

James Milkowski

Gloria Miller

LaPrica Mims

James E. Moll Sr.

Earl Moore

Michaline Nosal

Uchenna ClaraObidike

Olayiwola Onadeko

Roseanne Orchowski

Madeline Pisarski

John Quirke

Valentine J. Rigoni

Anne B. Romanek

Russell Scaramella

Michael J. Siemion

Gerald Slize

Mary Ellen Stanek

Virginia Studzinski

Ross Sweeney

Gary Trebbe

Jeanine Turner

Joseph Ude

Duncan Vernon

Edward Walenga

Robert Zakroczymski

Michael Zencka

Gregory Zurek

November 8, 2015 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time We remember in our prayers those who were rewarded with eternal life this past year.

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St. Jude Parish Calendar

WEEKDAYS MON—FRI 8:00 AM Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM Divine Mercy Chaplet Monday - Nov. 9, 2015 Church Cleaning after Mass Religious Education 6:00 PM

Tuesday - Nov. 10, 2015 Holy Hour following Mass Choir Practice 7:00 PM

Wednesday - Nov. 11, 2015 Bible Study 7:00 PM Saturday - Nov. 14, 2015 Reconciliation 4:15-4:45 PM Mass 5:00 PM Anointing of the Sick

Sunday - Nov. 15, 2015 Masses at 8:00, 10:00, 11:30 Anointing of the Sick All Masses Monday - Nov. 16, 2015 Church Cleaning after Mass Religious Education 6:00 PM Tuesday - Nov. 17, 2015 Holy Hour following Mass Choir Practice 7:00 PM Wednesday - Nov. 18, 2015 Bible Study 7:00 PM Thursday - Nov. 19, 2015 Senior Hospitality 9:15 AM

Saturday - Nov. 21, 2015 Reconciliation 4:15-4:45 PM Mass 5:00 PM

Sunday - Nov. 22, 2015 Masses at 8:00, 10:00, 11:30

2015 2014

11 - 1 - 15 11 - 2 - 14 $ 6,157.45 $ 6,328.16

Fiscal Year To Date: $ 97,559.29 $ 101,169.07

We thank you and are grateful for your continued support of the parish.

DATE/MASS LECTORS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ALTAR SERVERS November 14 - 5:00 PM Mark Ziemkowski Carmen Bermudez, Jesse Bermudez

Zenovia Evans, Irene Sikorski

Melissa Bermudez

November 15 – 8:00 AM Sylvia Stasinski Nancy Burrage, Joan Elliott

Orie Matyasik, Mary Simms

Abby Gula

John Paul Ntamere

November 15 - 10:00 AM Pat Anderson Inez Bertrand, Margaret Chavers

Alex Morris, Susan Morris

Odera Edeh

Stephen Okuwobi

November 15 - 11:30 AM Sue Bordenaro Agnes Chew, Michael Jackson

Shirley Krenkel, Joanne Turton

Solange Nwokenkwo

Chelcie Oparanozie

MASS INTENTIONS Sat., Nov. 7 5:00 PM James Bogan Requested by Family

Rita Gurtatowski Requested by Ron & Sue Bordenaro

Mon., Nov. 9 8:30 AM Eleanor R. Gorski Requested by Genoa Council # 1659 Knights of Columbus

Tues., Nov. 10 8:30 AM Agboola Awomolo (Birthday Remembrance) Requested by Awomolo Family

Wed., Nov. 11 8:30 AM Oluseyi & Adejoke Awomolo Requested by Awomolo Family

Thur., Nov. 12 8:30 AM Oladipupo & Ayotunde Awomolo Requested by Awomolo Family

Fri., Nov. 13 8:30 AM The Awomolo Family Requested by Family

Sat., Nov. 14 5:00 PM Mark Marczak & Nancy Winiecki Requested by Barbara & Arthur Olejniczak Robert Zakroczymski Requested by Pat

Sun., Nov. 15 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:30 AM

Fred Mendoza Requested by Lilly Barroso Family L. Wayne Smith Requested by Mickey Smith Robert Stefaniak Requested by Louise Muszynski Mildred Andrezejak Requested by Ladies of Santa Maria

Sun., Nov. 8 8:00 AM

10:00 AM 11:30 AM

Adeline & Louis Ronzani Requested by Ostarello Family Deceased Members of Genoa Council #1659 Knights of Columbus Michael McCrary Requested by Mary Simms Evelyn Clifford Requested by Dawn Kozlowski Ross Sweeney Requested by Mary Simms

The wine

used at the Eucharist

for the month of November

was given by an anonymous donor.

We thank them for their generosity.

Join us for Hospitality in McMahon Hall after all the Sunday Masses. It is a great

time for fellowship with your church family. $plit the Pot tickets will be sold in the lobby of the Church. Tickets are $1 or 6 for $5. Stop by the Media Center in the lobby for

your spiritual needs.

I I - Onoriode Audu & Tamaraka King - O’Neal

The Knights of Columbus would like to thank all who attended the Pancake Breakfast. It was great to see so many enjoy a great meal and support the great work of New Hope Center.

November 8, 2015 Page Three

How Will Our Parish Benefit? As part of the total $350 million goal, To Teach Who Christ Is will raise a minimum of $150 million to support local needs in every parish across Chicago. When we meet our goal here at St. Jude the Apostle, we will receive $415,000 to carry out these important projects: Replacement of the Boiler System: $190,000 In line with the work which has been completed, the boiler system for the church needed replace-ment. The entire system was updated and will provide a new level of warmth to the church during the winters ahead. This capital cost was spent with the foresight of the To Teach Who Christ Is campaign funding the project. Downpayment on Overhaul of Parking Lots: $175,000 The heavily used parking lots need a planned overhaul, in stages, to completely replace the bro-ken and pot-holed asphalt in all areas of the parish campus. The entire project will include strip-ping the property of deteriorated asphalt to the gravel base, then repaving and striping the whole facility. Establishing Youth Ministry Programs: $50,000 St. Jude the Apostle Parish has been blessed with wonderful and vibrant children. We have an op-portunity and responsibility to build programs that will develop and strengthen their growing faith. Establishing a youth ministry will provide resources for programs, retreats and staff.

Campaign Update

We have raised more than $460,305 thanks to the early commitments from 73 families! Thank you for your enthusiasm, generosity, and prayers! Our To Teach Who Christ Is Team

continues to invite more and more families to participate each week. Please accept their invitation and prayerfully consider how you might help. Your gift will ensure a vibrant future for our parish,

and Catholic education across Chicago.

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SHEDSOMELIGHT Christ Our Savior Catholic School

RED RIBBON & BULLY PREVENTION WEEK

During the week of Monday, November 2 through Thurs-day, November 5 our students recognized Anti-Bullying and Drug Prevention Week with theme filled days. Mon-day’s featured message was “Walk Away From Drugs/Walk Away From Bullying Others.” Students placed Red Ribbons on classroom doors and pledged to be drug free by writing drug prevention/anti-bullying messages with sidewalk chalk around the sidewalks of our building. Tuesday was “Be Smart…..Be Yourself Nerd Day.” Stu-dents were to dress like a “nerd.” Wednesday’s theme “Sock It To Drugs & Bullying” allowed the students to wear crazy socks with school uniforms. On Thursday “Watch Out For Drugs” the students wore a watch with their school uniforms. These simple catch phrases were a clever way to drive home the importance of being drug free and to understand that bullying will not be tolerated.

POSITION AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE OPENING

We are seeking a Kindergarten part-time classroom aide (five days a week). If you are interested in this position, please contact Christ Our Savior Catholic School, 900 E. 154th Street, South Holland, Illinois 60473. Please email your current resume to Iteachkb@aol.com or send it via the U.S. mail. Feel free to call 708-333-8173 Ext. 24 for further details. Experience is preferred.

ATTENTION 8TH GRADE STUDENTS

Now is the time to discern which Catholic High School you may wish to attend. The following are upcoming Open Houses at area local high schools: Seton Academy – Sunday, December 6, 2-4 PM and Thursday, January 7, 5-7 PM; Mt. Carmel – Sunday, November 8, 11 AM – 2 PM and Thursday, December 3, 6-8 PM; De La Salle Institute, Saturday, December 5, 9 AM – 12 PM; Marian Catholic, Sunday, December 6, 11 AM – 2 PM; Marist, Sunday, November 22, 11 AM – 2 PM; St. Francis de Sales, Tuesday, November 17, 6-8 PM and Wednesday, January 6, 6-8 PM; Queen of Peace, Sunday, November 8, 12-2 PM. Take advantage of these informational ses-sions. For further information, contact the school of your choice.

SAVE THE DATE

Our “Spring Time in South Holland” Fashion Show Gala will be held on Friday, April 29, 2016. Mark your calen-dar for an evening of the latest spring time fashions.

In Christ’s Love, Karen Brodzik Principal

Envelopes for our Christmas Flower Memorial are located in the back of the Church. This is a great opportunity for families to remember their loved ones or to give thanks for bless-ings received. The names will be published in our Sunday bulletin. Request forms should be turned in by Sun., Nov. 15th.

Your donations for the Annual Holy Name Society Thanksgiving Basket Drive are still welcome. Let us make this a special day for deserving families in our community. We are asking for donations of non-perishable items that would make a special holiday meal. Please bring items such as instant mashed pota-toes, stuffing mix, macaroni, rice , peas, corn, green beans, yams, gravy, cranberry sauce, cornbread mix, pie crust & pie filling. We request your donations by Sunday November 22nd. You may leave your donations in the lobby of the church.

St. Victor’s will be hosting a Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair on Sat., Nov. 14th,and is accepting applications for crafters and vendors. Cost is $25 for an 8 foot space. 6 ft. tables are availa-ble for an additional fee of $5. Contact Elizabeth Landini at 219 933-6530 if you are interested in participating as a vendor.

All Masses November 14 & 15

The confirmandi of our neighboring parishes are collecting items for the Manteno Veterans Home. The items needed are:

Forever Stamps Razors Socks Paper Plates Combs Toothpaste Napkins Sweatpants Cookies (no nuts) Sugar free gum Kleenex Body wash Small bag chips Aftershave Coffee Paper towels Toothbrushes Candy bars (no nuts) Aftershave Packaged cheese & Crackers Gallon size Hawaiian Punch Mouthwash (non-alcoholic) Small box raisins Batteries (AA,AAA,C,D) Plastic forks, spoons, knives Roll-on deodorant Fabric softener sheets 6 oz. foam cups

Items will be collected until November 15th. We thank you in advance for your contribution.

On Thursday, November 22nd, please join us in McMahon Hall at 9:15 AM for hospitality. Refreshments will be served. Bring a smile with you and enjoy fellowship with other seniors of the parish.

Please sign up on the forms in the back of Church if you plan to attend.

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Mass of Remembrance 2015 This weekend we celebrate the Mass of Remembrance. We remember all our brothers and sis-ters who died this past year. Our first reading for the Feast of All Souls is from The Book of Wisdom 3:1-9. It begins by saying, “The souls of the just are in the hand of God,…” First, we notice that the reading is in the present tense. Anyone who is just and righteous, having a good

relationship with God, trusting in God and acting according to God’s will, is in the hand of God. In this sense, the unrighteous, the wicked and sinners are not in the hand of God. “The souls of the just are in the hand of God,..” God holds, caresses, and carries the just through life. “…and no torment shall touch them.” Thus, they are at peace.

Peace here does not mean the absence of trials and tribulations. It does not mean the just one will not encounter regular life challenges. He/she will. In fact the just one will even have enemies along the way. For the wicked says “Let us beset the just one, because he is obnoxious to us; he sets himself against our do-ing, reproaches us for transgressions of the law and charges us with violations of our training” (Wis. 2: 12). The wicked will even think the death of the just one is utter destruction. “They seemed, in the view of the foolish, to be dead; and their passing away was thought an affliction and their going forth from us, utter de-struction. But they are at peace.”

They are at peace in this world. They are at peace in the midst of trials and tribulations. They are at peace through the gates of death. They are at peace in heaven with God because they continue to be in the hand of God.

The challenge for each of us, then, as we make our way through life is to be just: have a good rela-tionship with God, trust God, and act according to the will of God. When we do this, we shall be in the hand of God, and no torment shall touch us. We may be chastised a little, yet we shall be greatly blessed. For our hope will be full of immortality.

May the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.

Blessings, Fr. Ignatius

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading -- The widow of Zarephath had only a handful of flour and a little oil, but made a little cake for Elijah (1 Kings 17:10-16).

Psalm -- Praise the Lord, my soul! (Psalm 146).

Second Reading -- Christ will appear a second time to bring salvation to those who eagerly await him (Hebrews 9:24-28).

Gospel -- Beware of those who like to go around in long robes and accept greetings in the marketplaces and places of honor at banquets (Mark 12:38-44).

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon.: Ezekiel 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Psalm 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Corinthians 3:9-11, 16-17; John 2:13-22 Tues.: Wisdom 2:23 - 3:9; Psalm 34:2-3, 16-19; Luke 17:7-10 Wed.: Wisdom 6:1-11; Psalm 82:3-4, 6-7; Luke 17:11-19 Thurs.: Wisdom 7:22 - 8:1; Psalm 119:89-91, 130, 135,175; Luke 17:20-25 Fri.: Wisdom 13:1-9; Psalm 19:2-5ab; Luke 17:26-37 Sat.: Wisdom 18:14-16; 19:6-9; Psalm 105:2-3, 36-37, 42-43; Luke 18:1-8 Sun.: Daniel 12:1-3; Psalm 16:5, 8-11; Hebrews 10:11-14, 18; Mark 13:24-32

We remember our beloved relatives and friends who died in the last year.

“And God will wipe away all tears from their eyes. They will never hunger or thirst again; neither the sun nor scorching wind will ever plague them, because the Lamb who is at the throne will be their shepherd and will lead them to springs of living water…” Revelations :16,17

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