MASS SCHEDULE Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12:00 Noon Saturday for Sunday Obligation 5:00 PM Monday through Friday in Chapel 7:00 and 8:45 AM Saturday Morning in Church 8:30 AM Holy Days in Church 6:00, 7:00, 8:45 AM and 7:00 PM RECONCILIATION Saturday following 8:30 Mass & 4:00 to 4:30 PM in Reconciliation Room of church or call for appointment. BAPTISMS First and third Sundays of each month at 1:30 PM in church. Arrangements must be made at parish business office at least one month in advance. First-time parents and parents new to our parish must attend a preparation meeting at 7:30 PM on the third Tuesday of any month prior to the Baptism. WEDDINGS Arrangements by appointment with a priest should be made at least six months in advance of wedding day. CHURCH 7201 N Oketo Ave CHAPEL 7200 N Osceola Ave PARISH CENTER & BUSINESS OFFICE 7200 N Osceola Ave · Chicago, IL 60631 Tel 773.631.4127 · Fax 773.631.4150 www.stjuliana.org RECTORY 7158 N Osceola · Tel. 773.631.4386 SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: Kathleen Barton 7400 W Touhy Ave Tel 773.631.2256 · Fax 773.631.1125 PASTOR: Rev. Stephen Kanonik ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Rev. Robert I. Grib, S.J. PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Donald J. Ahearn PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Philip Dressler RETIRED ASSOCIATE: Rev. Roger Caplis DEACON COUPLES: Elizabeth and Edward Dolan Margaret and Robert Ryan PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: Pam Francisco, D.R.E · 631.2239 MUSIC DIRECTOR: Margie Shiel · 774.4956 BUSINESS MANAGER: Jeanne Anderson HEALTH CO-ORD.: Cindy Brennan PARISH SERVICES: Joyce Browne ADMIN. ASSISTANT: Diane Holmen BULLETIN EDITOR: Claudette Link

Saint Juliana Parish

“Come Walk Together The Way of Christ”

Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion April 5, 2009

[Christ Jesus] humbled himself, becoming obedi-ent to the point of death, even death on a cross.

— Philippians 2:8

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Beauty and the Beast Many of us experienced the school play. No doubt, each of us brought differ-ent expectations to the performance. If our own son or daughter, or grand-child, or brother, or sister, or relative or friend were participating in the play, there were a variety of sights, sounds, and feelings which regaled us during the play. Some were the immediate by-product of what actually happened during that hour and a half in the Ahearn Center. But there may have been others, which were evoked by what we saw, heard, and felt during that time. For example, when the Beast (so well played by Dan Heylin) entered on stage, my attention was dramatically taken up by the antler-like protrusions on the top of the Beast’s head. Something was awakened in my memory from many, many years previous. As the Beast (Dan) moved about the stage, giving life and sad-ness to himself, my memory continued to haunt me. As the play progressed, the antlers on the Beast’s head continued to intrigue me. “Where had I seen such a character before?” Then it struck me, with no small amount of irony: THE BEAST WAS JESUS!! As Belle (Genna Simon) and the Beast interacted, discovering the reality of their true feelings for each other, I remembered that many years ago, I had seen a portrait of the “Ecce Homo” ( “Behold the Man”) pose of Jesus after He had been scourged and crowned with thorns. As I recall, the crown of thorns on the head of Jesus was not “neat and tidy,” fitting His head like a kind of cap, but it stuck out in all uneven lengths and contours. To my young child’s eye, that image of the grotesquely crowned Jesus, evoked a deep sympathy - “simpatico” - in me. It became, strange as it may sound, a favorite picture of mine. My feelings for Jesus had nothing to do with sorrow for my sins; they were welling up at the sight of this human being so tortured, so ludicrously de-picted. Seeing the Beast brought back the memories of that Jesus. As I saw Belle and the Beast accept the reality of each other and move from abhorrence to love, I thought of me and the Beast Jesus, plundered of His human attractiveness and dignity; He offers me love and life. Do I want to be loved by someone so hide-ous and broken? Is this what God looks life? Will He be able to save me from my troubles. In order to experience real love, Belle had to look beyond the seeming ugliness of the Beast. Put yourself in her place as you stand before the cross on Good Friday. What does Jesus want to hear from you? Father Bob Grib, S.J. RCIA - “Will you let me be your servant, Let me be as Christ to you; Pray that I may have the grace to let you be my servant, too”

Worship & Spiritual Life From the Pastor’s Desk

Introducing... The Cardinal's Network

Exciting and dramatic changes to digital and electronic communica-tions are happening almost daily in the Archdiocese of Chicago. The most recent initiative, the Cardinal’s Network, has been introduced on the Archdiocesan web site. Beginning on Palm Sunday, April 5, Cardinal George will occasionally share his thoughts, reflections and prayers electronically with all who subscribe by providing an email ad-dress. To join Cardinal George’s new com-munications initiative, visit www.archchicago.org and click on Cardinal’s Network in the box on the Home Page.

Sunday & Holy Day Sunday 3/29 $ 12,998 YTD to Budget $(55,363) Easter Flowers YTD $ 2,755 Sharing Parish 3/29 $ 1,275 Additional Offerings YTD Parish Projects $ 25,583 School Support Fund $ 25,741

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Holy Week Schedule

Monday, April 6th 7:00 & 8:45 am - Masses

1:30 pm & 7:00 pm - Penance Service

7:00 pm - Holy Hour & Adoration in the Chapel

Tuesday, April 7th & Wednesday, April 8th

7:00 am & 8:45 am - Masses

Thursday, April 9th Holy Thursday

Liturgy of the Lord’s Supper

7:00 pm

Friday, April 10th Good Friday

9:00 am - Morning Prayer

11:30 am - Stations of the Cross 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm - Confessions

Solemn Passion Services

3:00 pm & 7:00 pm

Saturday, April 11th Holy Saturday

9:00 am - Morning Prayer

11:00 am - Blessing of Baskets

Solemn Easter Vigil & Mass with Adult Choir & Handbells

7:00 pm

Sunday, April 12th Easter Sunday - Masses

7:30 am

Mass with Organ & Cantor 9:00 am

Mass with Children’s Choir/Handells 10:30 am

Mass with Guitar Group 12:00 pm

Mass with Choir

Holy Thursday - the 7:00 pm Liturgy of the Lord’s Supper will be a concelebrated Mass. The Adult Choir and the Handbell Choir will provide music for this beautiful service. Representatives from the parish will participate in the “Washing of the Feet Cere-mony”.

The offertory collection will be directed to the Alexian Brothers HIV/AIDS Min-istry, which supports residential facilities for homeless persons living with HIV/AIDS in Cook and Lake Counties. We invite the following groups (all parishioners are welcome at any time between 8:30 pm and 11:00 pm) to participate in Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament during the following times:

Good Friday The day will begin at 9:00 am with Morning Prayer which will consist of Scripture Readings, Music and Prayer. Stations of the Cross will take place at 11:30 am. The offertory collection will help aid the Holy Land. 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm Solemn Services of the Lord’s Passion will

serve as a fitting climax to the penitential season. The Guitar Group will provide meditative music.

Holy Saturday The day will begin with Morning Prayer at 9:00 am. Blessing of the Baskets will take place at 11:00 am. The Solemn Easter Vigil is the culmination of the Holy Week services and will take place at 7:00 pm. This evening is filled with much splendor and joy, which includes the music of the Adult Choir and the Handbell Choir. Holy Water will be available following the Service. Please provide your own containers.

8:30 pm - 9:00 pm Women of the Parish/Joyful Now Group/Friendship Club/CRHP/Bible Study

9:00 pm - 9:30 pm Prolife/Secular Order of St. Francis/Marriage Prep/ Ministers of Care/Welcoming Committee

9:30 pm - 10:00 pm Communion Ministers/Lectors & Commentators/Musicians & Choir Members/Bereavement Ministers

10:00 pm - 10:30 pm School Board/SPRED/Mothers’ Club/Scout Leaders/Pastoral Council/Family Liturgy

10:30 pm - 11:00 pm Men of the Parish/Men’s Club/Ushers/SVDP/PREB/ Athletic Association/Finance Committee/Liturgy Team

11:00 pm The Church will be locked

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Omar Luis Diaz, son of Omar and Luz (Carrasco) Diaz Caroline Rose Dickens, daughter of David and Laura (Skawski) Dickens James Edmund Stavros, son of Patrick and Margaret (Hanrahan) Stavros Grace Margaret Byrne, daughter of Kevin and Annie (Svachula) Byrne

“I baptize you In the name of the father and

the son and the holy spirit, Amen.”

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Mon Is 42:1-7; Jn 12:1-11

Tues Is 49:1-6; Jn 13:21-33, 36-38

Wed Is 50:4-9a; Mt 26:14-25

Thu. Chrism Mass: Is 61:1-3a, 6a, 8b-9; Ps 89; Rv 1:5-8; Lk 4:16-21Lord’s Supper: Ex 12:1-8, 11-14; Ps 116; 1 Cor 11:23-26; Jn 13:1-15

Fri. Is 52:13 — 53:12; Ps 31; Heb 4:14-16; 5:7-9; Jn 18:1 — 19:42

Sat. a) Gn 1:1 — 2:2 [1:1, 26-31a]; b) Gn 22:1-18 [1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18]; c) Ex 14:15 — 15:1; d) Is 54:5-14; e) Is 55:1-11; f) Bar 3:9-15, 32 — 4:4; g) Ez 36:16-17a, 18-28; h) Rom 6:3-11; i) Mk 16:1-7

Sun. Acts 10:34a, 37-43; Ps 118; Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8; Jn 20:1-9 or Mk 16:1-7 or (at an afternoon or evening Mass) Lk 24:13-35

Worship & Spiritual Life

Irish Family Mass On March 16th, we celebrated our 20th Annual Irish Family Mass at St. Juliana Parish. A highlight of the Mass each year is the presentation of the "Donald J. Ahearn Humanitarian Award." This award is given each year to a person/persons who share the traditions and values given to him/her by his/her par-ents and grandparents - values that he/she continues to share with everyone he/she meets in life. Two awards were given this year. The very deserving recipients were: John & Sally Moriarty and Deacon Bob Ryan. We congratulate them and thank them for all they do for St. Juliana Parish. The monetary Offertory collection was given to the St. Juliana School Fund in the name of Msgr. Ken Velo. Many thanks to all those who planned & attended the Mass and Reception.

PASSION The contrast between the processional reading in today’s liturgy and the procla-mation of the Passion is striking. We are given a glimpse of how profoundly the word of God is fulfilled in Jesus. First he must be hailed as the Messiah, the One Who Is to Come. He must be acknowledged by all, though they do not know what they are saying. They think he is the promised king, a worldly king of the Jews who will free them from the Roman occupation. They do not yet understand, even the disciples, exactly where this triumphal procession is leading. In our lives, we too do not know where we are going. It is in faith that we can follow Christ wherever he may lead us, trusting that death is not the end, nor evil the victor.

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Parish Lenten Penance Services

Monday, April 6th 1:30 & 7:00 pm

Please join us as we celebrate the Lord’s forgiveness through prayer, music, scripture readings and the individual sacrament of Reconcilia-tion.

Lenten Banks Lenten Banks may be returned to church during any of the Holy Week services. All money collected will be given to those in need.

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Human Concerns Blood Drive

Elizabeth Ministry Joyful Now

Parish Nurse Prolife

Recovery

SVDP Society 12-Step Programs

St. Vincent de Paul

Meeting

Monday,

April 7th - 7:00 PM In the Parish Center

Saturday, April 18th &

Sunday, April 19th

Non-perishable Food Items Paper Goods

Household Products Monetary Donations

along with your continued support

Joyful Now Monday, April 6th,

At 11:00 am in the Parish Center.

We are happy to announce that Sr. Genevieve Shea will be joining us to further us along on our Lenten Jour-ney. All widows and widowers of the parish are invited. Questions? Call Joyce Browne - 773.631.4127

St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive

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In the School Hall

& the Ahearn Activity Center

COME JOIN US

AND BRING A FRIEND EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT

FOR BINGO

Doors Open 4:30 – Games Be-gin 6:40

$5000 + in Raffles & Bingo Prizes!!!

16 Pull Tabs/Raffles/Bonanza Progressive Pot Game/Fast Cash

2-$500/1-$1,000 game!

Full Kitchen with Delicious Weekly Specials!!!

Parish Support

“Coffee, Tea & Thee” Sunday in the Ahearn Center

Sunday, April 5th Please join your fellow parishioners after the 7:30 am, 9:00 am and 10:30 am Masses for hot coffee, tea, fresh baked goodies and friendly con-versations. This St. Juliana Parish tradition takes place the first Sunday of every month and is hosted by various organiza-tions. This month’s reception will be hosted by the School Board and the Welcoming Committee

Blood Pressure Screening

Sunday, April 5th 8:00 AM - NOON

Support the upcoming St. Juliana Parish Black Top Ball by placing an ad in the program book! The program book will be given to each atten-dee, and will include: schedule of events, de-

scriptions of auction items, and ads from businesses, parishioners and friends supporting the event. Please consider supporting this event by placing an ad in the book. Complete the form below (checks should be made payable to St. Juliana Parish). Drop off in parish office or place in the collection basket. NO LATER THAN APRIL 15TH. Name: _______________________________________________________________ Ad size (circle one): Full page ($30) Half Page ($15)

See Page 11 For More Blacktop Ball Updates...

Message Example: Thank you Blacktop Ball Committee for all you have done on behalf of St. Juliana Parish and School. We are blessed to have you in our parish.

Signed: The Grateful Family

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Everything you want to know about the Blacktop Ball!

Dear Blacktop Ball I received my invitation in the mail, and have a question about "reserved ta-bles". If I don't reserve a table, will I have to stand all night?

Anita Chair Dear Anita: A variety of seating options will be available to you at the Blacktop Ball. Reserv-ing a table is perfect for those who wish to be seated with friends or family. These large round tables of 10 will be held in your party's name. In addition there will be tables accommodating parties of 8 and 6 -- these will be open seat-ing, available on a first-come, first-served basis. We will also have several highboy tables throughout the tent. We will adjust the number of tables as responses come in so that we can ensure the best mix of seating. We hope that all the guests will spend time walking around the auction tables, socializing with fellow parishioners, and dancing! If you plan to attend the event, please send your response card to the parish office. The sooner we finalize the guest list for the evening, the sooner we'll be able to finalize our table layout and seating arrangements.

Blacktop Ball Do you have a question for the Blacktop Ball?

Email them to: BLACKTOPBALL09@AOL.COM Visit this bulletin each week for more frequently asked questions!

Full Page: $30 - Half Page: $15

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Parish Community

Girls Scouts Earn Religious Awards At the March Scout Mass, 3rd and 5th grade Girl Scouts who completed their respective religious programs were honored. Thank you to the St. Juliana Mothers’ Club for sponsoring the religious awards program. The girls will wear their medals with pride. The Third Grade Brownies who earned the "Family of God" award are: Front Row: Grace Udelhofen, Caroline Delaney, Elena Kittle-Kamp Second row: Riley Sugrue, Erin Dillon, Colleen Durkan, Taylor Cohen, Kasia Baranek Not pictured: Nora Conway The 5th grade girls who earned the "I Live My Faith" award are pictured below.

Back Row: Claire Donnelly, Izabela Giglione, Mary Pat French, Lily Hackett; Front Row: Giuliana Conte, Ann Martin, Clare Broderick, Josephine O'Shaughnessy, Madeline Ganz

Planning Girl Scout Mother/Daughter Luncheon

The Seventh Grade Girl Scouts are busy planning this year’s Girl Scout Mother/Daughter luncheon. The girls are using this event as a way to learn about planning, budgeting, and hosting a party. On Tuesday, March 10, the girls visited Unforgettable Edibles in Edison Park. There, Mary O’Connor, business owner, explained the many steps involved in event planning, pro-vided guidelines for budgeting, and explained the duties of party hostess.

Registration for

New Students

Registration for new school families is currently taking place. Saint Juliana School offers a full-day and half-day Kindergarten program for the 2009/2010 school year. Enroll-ment numbers will determine whether the half-day students are in a self-contained classroom or in-cluded in a full-day classroom. The Preschool Program offers classes five days a week from 8:15 – 10:45 A.M. for three and four year old children. There is also a three day program, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, for three year olds. For an additional fee, students in the three-year-old and four-year-old pro-grams can stay for the Preschool Day Care program until 2:50 P.M. Please visit our school website, www.stjuliana.org/school, for more information. The Catholic community of Saint Juliana School is dedicated to pro-moting the spiritual, emotional, physical, and social development of each student in an educational set-ting which fosters Christian values of peace, justice, and concern for oth-ers as found in the Gospels.

Catholic Education and Formation

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Pray For Those Who Serve

United States Air Force Major Michael Cerbin Senior Airman Steve Czyz Airman 1st Class Christopher Earle Airman 1st Class Timothy D. Fonseca LTC Jim Needham LT. Kyle Radke Airman 1st Class Karen Shaw Captain Franklin Shepherd Captain Patrick Ward Captain Claudine Ward United States Army Captain Grant Banko SPC Jason Bono Captain Pat Collins Captain Thomas W. Dorrel, Jr. Private Sean Heraty PFC James Heiderman, Jr. Captain Brian Lutz Major Michael Mannion SGT Erica Mason SGT Michael Mason LTC John Moreth Major Kevin Powers Major Louis Rago, II LT William Ryan Schober SSG Daniel Roche SPC Gregory Spina Private John Walsh LT Kevin Ward Captain Laura Wood SGT Daniel R. Zielinski United States Marines PFC Seamus Boyle LCPL Joseph Curtis 1st LT. Katharine Dietz CPL Justin Grayczyk LCPL Anthony Kelly LCPL Kevin Kiesgen LCPL P.J. McGrath LCPL Robert L. Rialmo 1st LT. Alicia Willoughby United States Navy LT. Sean Driscoll LT. Nathan Scott LT. Michael Sturm LT. Cmdr. John Tutwiler

Saturday, April 4th

5:00 John & Mary Lessner & Family/Thomas Przyborski/Camille Estka & the Intentions of the Estka Family/Irene Sims/Remedios & Cosme Garcia/Anthony Divito/Barb Cave/Tony & Theresa George/Nancy White/Richard Paul William Krawczyk & Family/Earl Abrahan/James & Onalee Marti, Otto & Julia Marti, John & Julietta Greif, Vincent & Virginia Gariti, Marianna Brocar, Donald Schneider, Christine & Fred Schneider/Grace Kalkstein

Sunday, April 5th - Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion

7:30 Cecelia & William Schulte/Yuszczyk & Norak Families/Brooks Nicewarner/Sister Remy Schaul/Mary Rzany/Ted & Ann Hendzel/Betty Schmidt Stanley Potwora/John Mulrooney/Sarah Nee

9:00 Scout Mass - John Mollica/Ruth & Mary Lou Jess & the Intentions of George Jess/Chester Slupik/Miguela Garcia/Cecelia Bieniek/ Gary Holmen/Emmett Pollice/Margaret Virgillio

10:30 Grace Antenore/Rose Pollizzi/Robert Krohn/Patrick Fleming/Beverly J. Swierad/Margaret M. Moore/Marion O’Donnell/Joseph McGovern/Margaret Dritlein/Lidia Furman

12:00 Elsie Sullivan/Helen Massoni/Thaddeus Potempa

1:30 Baptisms

Monday, April 6th - Church

7:00 John & Nellie O’Connor/Victor Mattern

8:45 Brooks Nicewarner/Peter Vukovitz

7 PM Holy Hour & Adoration in the Chapel

Tuesday, April 7th - Church

7:00 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish

8:45 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish

Wednesday, April 8th - Church

7:00 Peter Obermaier

8:45 All School Mass - All Military Personnel/Peter Obermaier Thursday - April 9th - Holy Thursday

7PM Liturgy of the Last Supper - Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will follow from 8:30 until 11:00 pm

Friday, Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion

9AM Morning Prayer/11:30 - Stations of the Cross/12-1pm Confessions

3PM & 7PM - Passion of Our Lord Services

Saturday, Holy Saturday/Easter Vigil

9AM Morning Prayer/11AM - Blessing of the Baskets

7PM Easter Vigil Service - Lemke & Ploetz Family/Camille Estka & the Intentions of the Estka Family/John & Mary Lessner Family/Joe & Mae Halpin/Ashley Smiegowski/George & Helen Hickey/James & Onalee Marti, Otto & Julia Marti, John & Julietta Greif, Vincent & Virginia Gariti, Marianna Brocar, Donald Schneider, Christine & Fred Schneider/Grace Kalkstein/Alan Karl/Norman Berg, Sr./Gregory Creason/David McNaughton/Filippo & Kluch Families/Rosemary Hillary/Anthony Gedroc/Adelyn Mills/Intentions of Paul Wilkey/Juan Delgado/Baby Angelo Alfano/Anthony DiGrazia/Joseph Motyka/Father Art Fagan/June & Bob Francisco/Donna Lawrence/George Stark

1:30 & 7 PM - Penance Services

Masses for the Week

Edwin Earle

Paul Kruczinski

Masses for the Week cont’d Sunday, April 12th - Easter Sunday

7:30 Brooks Nicewarner/Sister Remy Schaul/Mary Rzany/Robert Schulte/Sarah Nee/Tom Oates/Deceased of Prugar & Telma Families/Frank & Giovonna Cavalluzzi/Ted & Ann Hendzel/John Mulrooney/Donald Kolakowski/Special Intention of Noel & Ann Wilson & Family/Betty Schmidt/Florence Baltowski/Jack Fitzmaurice, Bob Link, Sr. Chuck Tobolik/Phyllis Durbrow/Victoria Montesano

9:00 Family Liturgy - James Greene, Sr./Ruth & Mary Lou Jess & the Intentions of George Jess/Chester Slupik/Seamus “Jimmy” Collins/James Johnson/Patrick Cronly/Mabel Grady/Helen Simon/Jack & Mary Flynn/John Cawley, Michael Cawley & Tim Gleeson/Rocco Maggio/Franklin Roycroft/Frank & Julia Roycroft, Harold & Marie Breider, Deceased of Roycroft, Breider & Lange Families

10:30 Rose Plecki/Beverly J. Swierad/Kevin Fallon/Deceased & Living of Mattingly Family/John Whitney/William & Stella Mowinski/Conor Ryan/ Mary Cholewinski/Robert Krohn/Frank Filipowski/Joanne Hogan/Joyce Epifanio/John Naughton/Rick Albrecht/Helen Plantz

12:00 Jennie Cappa, Joseph & Grace Antenore/Mary, Joseph & Esther Messina & Prudy Denisi/Esther Powers/Helen Strysik/Anthony Wegmann/David Crowell/Thaddeus Potempa/Agnes & Dan O’Leary & Nellie & Martin Lally/Intentions of Bobby Kuhn & Family/Stanislaw & Agata Wolinski/Zygmunt Konopka/Gary Staken

Pray for the Sick Eileen Abbinanti George Adamick Joan Adamick John Allen Jerry Anderson Marjorie Arbogast Celeste Baehr Arlene Belcore Jordine Berg Bernice Berowski Gina Blease Baby Luc Bonaguero Julie Brenner Baby Sara Brushaber Debbie Burgess Tim Butler Hugh Cameron Frances Cameron Baby Erin Carney Maureen Cavanaugh Marie Chrusciel Nicole Conn Peter Conennas/child Frank Conosconti Della Curran Beverly Cusick Angie Dembski Sophie DeRosa Chris Dettloff Helen Devoy Fran Draths

Annette Dugas Edwynn Dunn Gertrude Dunn Sandy Elliott Maureen Esposito Katherine Fenton Tom Fleischhacker Helen Flood Jerry Fowler Claire Giles Jan Girolamo Albin Great Peggy Halloran Arthur& Isabel Harder Delores Harvanek Barbara Hickey Barbara Joslin Bob Karas Dolly Kaspari Frank Karl Martina Kelly Hank Kilian Ken Kilian Rose Kinzle Helen Komperda Gregory Koncos Terri Dapper Koncos Lyn Korten Joel Koskiewicz Richard Kossak Jean Kriz Gen Kula

Amber Ladera Nancy Larson Toni Lawrence Vinnie Leva Tricia Lopez Jean Losinski Anna Luczak James Luczak Mark Lukasiewicz Marybelle Macro Gail Maines Jim Mannion Alex Malone Ruth Malone Lillian McCloud Connor McKenna Cecilia Varisco- McCormick Erin McDermott/child Joanne McDermott John McDonough Michele McDowell Patrick McNamara Joan McNaughton Margaret McVey Susan Michaels Jimmy Mickey Emilie Mierzwa Mitchell Miklas Karen Minervini Mathew Mirek Lottie Mosio

Luke Muellner - child Maureen Mulcrone Mary Mullozzi Vince Nally James Nickel Mary Ellen O’ Brien Daniel O’Connell Helen O'Connell Patricia O’Connell Margaret S. O’Grady Donald W. Pack Joe Panek Renee Parlick Brother Ramon Perez John Persaud Joe Pilior Michael Pontrelli Eleanore Potempa William Potter Andrew Prociuk Kayla Reardon Carol Reichart Marilyn Rein Crisstella Richards Madeline Saverino Arthur Schmid Joanne Sciaccotta Joseph Schneider Julia Sebastion Lottie Shannon Mary Shepelak Krystyna Skalacki

Al & Margaret Smith Michael Smith Denise Solvig Anthony Spano Nora Speziale Marion B. Stiens Mary Sutton William Sweeney Tracy Thompson Charlotte Tobolik David Vandergriff Sidney Vine - Child James Waldron Thomas Waldron Amy Walsh Kathleen Keogh Walsh Dan Walters Kathleen Ward Rosemary Warrick Shirley Watson Ignatius & Mera Wel Andrew Werlein Helen White Joyce Wilkey Paul Wilkey Al Witthoft Genevieve Wolf Mary Lou Woods Irene Wolski Bernie Zarnick Joseph Zicarelli

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ALTAR LINENS

Today Lori Bielawski

April 11th/12th

Mary Biasi

Miscellaneous

Parishioner Registration/Information Form Welcome to St. Juliana Parish. As a member of the parish, your registration is very important, especially at the time of the Sacraments of Baptism and Mat-rimony or during an illness or at the time of death. Please fill out the attached form to register with the parish or with any infor-mation changes and return to the parish office via the collection basket or by mail. Please check one:

New Parishioner Change of Address/Phone Moving, please remove from parish mailing list

Mr. & Mrs. Miss Ms. Mr. Last Name:________________________________________________________ First Name(s): _____________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________ City: __________________________________ Zip Code: _________________ Contact Phone Number:______________________________________________ Email Address: __________________________Cell #______________________

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WAY OF THE CROSS THROUGH DOWNTOWN CHICAGO

Led by Bishop Thomas J. Paprocki, auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Chicago

Good Friday, April 10th, 2009

Starting at 9:15 a.m. at Daley Center Plaza

(Dearborn/Washington) Ending by 12 noon outside Holy Name Cathedral

(State/Superior)

Walking in silence following the Cross, with five stops for songs, meditations

and readings from the Passion

"CHRIST IN HIS BEAUTY DRAWS ME TO HIM"

• Deadlines for Blacktop Ball

donations are due April 10th • Deadline for Blacktop Ball ad

book are due April 17th • Don’t wait to get your Black-

top Ball tickets - THEY ARE SELLING FAST! It is the party everyone wants to attend!

• A fundraiser is not a fund-raiser without our volunteers.

WE NEED YOU!

Please call: Melody Steffen at 773.594.9758 Sarah Murphy at 773.774.5780 Nancy Ryan at 773.775.3768

T.R.I.P. Hours

You may drop orders in the mail slot at the parish business office, 7200 N. Osceola any time. Orders can be picked up during regular parish business office hours.

Monday - Wednesday 8:00 am – 10:00 am

Thursday

8:00 am - 11:30am

Friday 8:00 am - 10:00 am 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm