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SICK CALLS - In all cases of serious illness or accidents, a priest should be called at once. Holy Communion will be brought to the sick upon request. MARRIAGES - Should be arranged at least 6 months in advance. NEWCOMERS - All new families / individuals may register by stopping at the rectory or by calling the parish secretary ext. 220. Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 10th, 2019 3010 South 48th Ct. Cicero, IL 60804 Tel. 708-652-0948 Fax. 708-652-0646 Website: www.stmczcicero.com E- Mail: [email protected] Office Hours: Monday through Thursday - 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM; Friday - 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM Fr. Waldemar Latkowski CSsR Superior & Pastor, Ext. 227 E-mail: [email protected] Fr. Marian Furca CSsR Associate Pastor, Ext. 229 E-mail: [email protected] Fr. Zbigniew Pienkos CSsR Resident Priest Ext. 226 Rosamar Mallari - Receptionist, Ext. 220 E-mail: [email protected] Witold Socha - Music Director, Tel. 708-299-8816 Masses: Saturday 8.00 AM (English, every 1st Saturday only) 5:00 PM (English), 6:30 PM (Polish) Sunday 8:30 AM (English), 10:30 AM (Polish), 12:30 PM & 4:00 PM (Spanish) Weekdays Monday - Tuesday - Thursday - Friday 7:30 AM (English), 8:15 AM (Spanish) Wednesday 8:00 AM (English) (only one mass) First Fridays 7:00 PM (Polish) Confessions: Saturday 4:00 – 4:45 PM (Trilingual) 6:00 — 6:30 PM (Trilingual) Wednesday 6:00 – 7:40 PM (Trilingual) Sunday 10:00 – 10:30 AM (Polish) First Friday 6:30 – 7:00 PM (Polish) Devotions: Every Wednesday 8:30AM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM The entire day of adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 7:00 PM Prayer Group-Adoration (Spanish) 7:45 PM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Spanish) First Fridays 8:00-8:10 AM Adoration (English) First Saturdays 8:30-9:00 AM Adoration (English) Every Saturdays 6:30PM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Polish) Every Fourth Saturday 6:30 PM Novena, Mass & Prayer Vigil (Polish)

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Page 1: Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 10th, 2019...November 12– Tuesday, Saint Josaphat 7:30 am †Joseph Stasik (daughter) 8:15am †Por las almas inscritas en el libro

SICK CALLS - In all cases of serious illness or accidents, a priest should be called at once. Holy Communion will be brought to the sick upon request.

MARRIAGES - Should be arranged at least 6 months in advance.

NEWCOMERS - All new families / individuals may register by stopping at the rectory or by calling the parish secretary ext. 220.

Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time November 10th, 2019

3010 South 48th Ct. Cicero, IL 60804

Tel. 708-652-0948 Fax. 708-652-0646 Website: www.stmczcicero.com

E- Mail: [email protected] Office Hours: Monday through Thursday - 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM;

Friday - 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Fr. Waldemar Latkowski CSsR Superior & Pastor, Ext. 227

E-mail: [email protected]

Fr. Marian Furca CSsR Associate Pastor, Ext. 229

E-mail: [email protected]

Fr. Zbigniew Pienkos CSsR Resident Priest Ext. 226

Rosamar Mallari - Receptionist, Ext. 220

E-mail: [email protected]

Witold Socha - Music Director, Tel. 708-299-8816

Masses:

Saturday 8.00 AM (English, every 1st Saturday only)

5:00 PM (English), 6:30 PM (Polish)

Sunday 8:30 AM (English), 10:30 AM (Polish),

12:30 PM & 4:00 PM (Spanish)

Weekdays Monday - Tuesday - Thursday - Friday 7:30 AM (English), 8:15 AM (Spanish)

Wednesday 8:00 AM (English) (only one mass)

First Fridays

7:00 PM (Polish)

Confessions:

Saturday 4:00 – 4:45 PM

(Trilingual) 6:00 — 6:30 PM

(Trilingual)

Wednesday 6:00 – 7:40 PM

(Trilingual)

Sunday 10:00 – 10:30 AM

(Polish)

First Friday 6:30 – 7:00 PM

(Polish)

Devotions:

Every Wednesday 8:30AM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM The entire day of adoration

of the Blessed Sacrament

7:00 PM Prayer Group-Adoration (Spanish) 7:45 PM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help

(Spanish)

First Fridays 8:00-8:10 AM Adoration (English)

First Saturdays

8:30-9:00 AM Adoration (English)

Every Saturdays 6:30PM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Polish)

Every Fourth Saturday

6:30 PM Novena, Mass & Prayer Vigil (Polish)

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November 15—Friday, Weekday in Ordinary Time 7:30 am †Holy Souls in the Book of Remembrance 8:15 am †Nelson Rivera Velez (familia) November 16—Saturday, Saint Margaret of Scotland;

Saint Gertrude 5:00 pm †Chester Kraska (family) †Cecilia Kraska Spaniak (family) 6:30 pm †Za wszystkich zmarłych wiernych zapisanych

w wypominkach

Saturday, November 16 5PM Frances Balla Jean Wojdula-Yunker 6:30 Adam Orszulak

Sunday, November 17 8:30 Christine Grodek, Michele Cison-Carlson, TBA 10:30 Andrzej Obacz, Jan Radomyski 12:30 Vicente Saldana, Irene Saldana Miguel Vazquez, Elvia Madera 4:00 Rene Aviña, Gisela Aviña Angelina Cazares

Saturday, November 16 5PM Sharon Wisnieski-Wente, Jean Wojdula-Yunker 6:30 Adriana Ratulowska, Anna Drumsta Sunday, November 17 8:30 John Kociolko 10:30 Franek Banachowski, Kasia Kowalska 12:30 Los jóvenes 4:00 Los niños

November 10-Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:30 am For blessings and health for the Candidates to

Confirmation †Frank Czarnecki (family) 10:30 am O powrót do zdrowia i Boże błog. dla Ewy †Andrzej i Anna Bukowscy, syn Stanisław,

córka Stanisława Maria, Agnieszka i Franciszek Krzysztofiak, syn Jan (Rodzina)

†Krzysztof Kogut o wieczne szczęście od żony z dziećmi i przyjaciół

†Pelagia Ptak (córka i syn z rodzinami) †Amiela i Stanisław Rawdan †Czesław Tursky (żona Alicja , Monika, Rafał

Brady) †Monika i Kazimierz Grabala †Zofia i Wit Duranski i syn Andrzej †Stanisław Węgłowski i Ryszard Rusakiewicz

(koledzy z pracy) Za zmarłych z rodziny Tylka i Gacek 12:30 pm †Jaime Lee Orozco, eterno Descanso (familia) †Jaime Valle, y Alberto Valle (familia) †Alejandra Ultreras (familia) †Diego Sanchez, y Jesus Valadez (familia) 4:00 pm Feligreses November 11—Monday, Saint Martin of Tours 7:30 am †John E. Kociolko (son) 8:15 am Feligreses November 12– Tuesday, Saint Josaphat 7:30 am †Joseph Stasik (daughter) 8:15am †Por las almas inscritas en el libro de la

memoria November 13—Wednesday, Saint Frances Xavier

Cabrini 8:00 am Parishioners 8:30 am Eucharisitic adoration until 7PM 7:00 pm Circulo de Oracion 7:45 pm Novena a Nuestra Sra. Del Perpetuo Socorro November 14—Thursday, Weekday in Ordinary Time 7:30 am For the legal protection of unborn children 8:15 am †Por las almas inscritas en el libro de la

memoria

MASS INTENTION REQUESTS

Those wishing to honor a loved one during the cele-bration of Mass-for the living or the deceased, or for prayerful remembrance of anniversaries, birthdays, and other special intentions should contact the recto-ry by phone or in person during office hours. You may also fill a Mass request envelope in the sacristy. The suggested stipend per Mass intention is $10.

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October 5 & 6…………………..$528.00

Ray Mizura Nicholas Moskos Marylin Nowicki

Nancy Orozco Lopez Carolyn Paida

John Paida Dennis Pencak Mike Pawlowski

Ted Rawick Mark F. Rendak Leopoldo Reyna

Mary Ruiz Kathleen Smith Haley Spirakis

Antonio Venegas Peter Walke Bob Wegner

Marie Wisnieski Brenda Wojkovich

Jim Wojdula Denise Yunker Mark Yunker

Michael Yunker Sr. Paul Zaragoza

If you would like to add a name to the list, please call the rectory at 708652-0948 Ext. 20.

Zofia Bednara Fr. Ted Bojczuk Robert Buckner Pierre Chapman

Jim Connelly Grzegorz Czaja Anthony Dean

Maria Diaz Denise Dooley

Lottie Fik Alma Guzman

Edward Hennessey Trinidad Hernandez Heather Hirschbein Denise M Jandura

Rich S Jandura Ed Jentczek

Maria Jimenez Olga Jimenez

Theresa Kazda Harriet Kurcab Andrea Kulaga

Karen Lambrecht Graciela Lopez

PARKING LOT CAMPAIGN

PRAY FOR OUR PARISHIONERS WHO ARE ILL

Please call the rectory office to add or delete names from the list.

Deficit: $80,041.50

Goal: $193,596

Donations: $114,896.50

St. Mary of Czestochowa

Sunday Collection, November 3, 2019

Many thanks to those of you who have contributed

to St. Mary of Czestochowa’s collection this

past week. Your gifts are

essential to our ministry, and we

are grateful. CCD / Religious Education The next class for all students and parents is November 16

from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Food-drive is November 16, don’t forget to bring a canned

item for the food pantry!

Nov. 2 5:00 PM $478.00

6:30 PM 233.00

Nov. 3 8:30 AM 1,043.00

10:30 AM 1,660.00

12:30 PM 986.00

4:00 PM 642.00

$5,042.00

Once again we ask of your generosity to donate the following items for the food pantry: ► Canned soup ► Canned tuna

Archdiocese of Chicago Pilgrimage to Rome

Saturday, March 28 to Saturday, April 4, 2020

You are invited to join Cardinal Blase J. Cupich on a spiritual pilgrimage to the Eternal City of Rome. The pilgrimage promises to be a journey of renewal, faith, and fellowship and includes these unique highlights: ► Papal Audience with Pope Francis ► Visit the tomb of the Apostles Peter and Paul ► Special Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica ► Special Mass at St. Paul’s Outside the Walls ► Special Mass at the Basilica of St. Francis in As-

sisi Tours will include world-famous religious and historic sites and pilgrims will meet with special guests. In addition to the above, the pilgrimage also includes 4-star accommodations, memorable group meals, and more. Packages start at $2,999 (per person based on double occupancy with early booking/cash discount). Airfare is separate but can be purchased and coordi-nated through the tour. To register and for more information, please contact Corporate Travel at 866.468.1420.

Turkey Shoot The Polish Falcons will be hosting their annual tur-key shoot on November 20 & 22 at St. Mary’s So-cial Center, 5000 W. 31st St., Cicero, IL. Doors will open at 6:30 P.M.

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Celebraciones de Dia de Muertos La comunidad de jóvenes agradece a todos los feligreses que nos acompañaron durante las actividades de Dia de Muertos el pasado domingo, 3 de noviembre. La ganancia será utilizada para cubrir los gastos del retiro para jóvenes que tomara lugar durante Cuaresma.

XXXII Domingo ordinario Lc 20, 27-38

En aquel tiempo, se acercaron a Jesús algunos saduceos. Como los sa-duceos niegan la resurrec-ción de los muertos, le preguntaron: "Maestro, Moisés nos dejó escrito que si alguno tiene un her-

mano casado que muere sin haber tenido hijos, se case con la viuda para dar descendencia a su her-mano. Hubo una vez siete hermanos, el mayor de los cuales se casó y murió sin dejar hijos. El segundo, el tercero y los demás, hasta el séptimo, tomaron por esposa a la viuda y todos murieron sin dejar suce-sión. Por fin murió también la viuda. Ahora bien, cuando llegue la resurrección, ¿de cuál de ellos será esposa la mujer, pues los siete estuvieron casados con ella?" Jesús les dijo: "En esta vida, hombres y mu-jeres se casan, pero en la vida futura, los que sean juzgados dignos de ella y de la resurrección de los muertos, no se casarán ni podrán ya morir, porque serán como los ángeles e hijos de Dios, pues él los habrá resucitado. Y que los muertos resucitan, el mismo Moi-sés lo indica en el episodio de la zarza, cuando llama al Señor, Dios de Abraham, Dios de Isaac, Dios de Jacob. Porque Dios no es Dios de muertos, sino de vivos, pues para él todos viven".

Degustación de vinos Noviembre 23, 2019

$30 por persona

Incluye aperitivos Evento solo para personas ma-

yores de 21 años St. Mary’s Social Center

5000 W 31st Street, Cicero, IL

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Degustacja wina Już dziś zapraszamy na degustację wina i lekkie przekąski w Social Centerdnia 23 listopada o godzinie 6:30PM. Cena biletu 30 dolarów. Tylko dla dorosłych od 21 roku życia.

XXXII Niedziela Zwykła Podeszło do Jezusa kilku saduceuszów, którzy twierdzą, że nie ma zmartwychwstania, i zagadnęli Go w ten sposób: «Nauczycielu, Mojżesz tak nam przepisał: „Jeśli umrze czyjś brat, który miał żonę, a był bezdzietny, niech jego brat pojmie ją za żonę i niech wzbudzi potomstwo swemu bratu”. Otóż było siedmiu braci. Pierwszy pojął żonę i zmarł bezdzietnie. Pojął ją drugi, a potem trzeci, i tak wszyscy pomarli, nie zostawiwszy dzieci. W końcu umarła ta kobieta. Przy zmartwychwstaniu więc którego z nich będzie żoną? Wszyscy siedmiu bowiem mieli ją za żonę». Jezus im odpowiedział: «Dzieci tego świata żenią się i za mąż wychodzą. Lecz ci, którzy uznani zostaną za godnych udziału w świecie przyszłym i w powstaniu z martwych, ani się żenić nie będą, ani za mąż wychodzić. Już bowiem umrzeć nie mogą, gdyż są równi aniołom i są dziećmi Bożymi, będąc uczestnikami zmartwychwstania. A że umarli zmartwychwstają, to i Mojżesz zaznaczył tam, gdzie jest mowa o krzewie, gdy Pana nazywa „Bogiem Abrahama, Bogiem Izaaka i Bogiem Jakuba”. Bóg nie jest Bogiem umarłych, lecz żywych; wszyscy bowiem dla Niego żyją».

Łk 20,27-38

Informujemy, że z racji planowanym rozpoczęciem prac położenia płytek w części prezbiterium w naszym kościele nie będzie wystawienia Najświętszego Sakramentu w środy 12 i 19 listopada.

Msza za zmarłych

Związek Podhalan

w Północnej Ameryce

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CHECK ONE: New Registration Change of Address Moving out of parish Want Envelopes ZAZNACZ JEDNO: Nowo Zarejestrowany Zmiana Adresu Wyprowadzka z Parafii Proszę o Koperty MARQUE UNO: Primer Registro Cambio de Dirección Cambio de Parroquia Necesito Sobres

St. Mary of Czestochowa Parish - Membership Form

Forma Przynależności do Parafii M. B. Częstochowskiej

Forma de Registro a la Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de Czestochowa

First & Last Name / Imię i Nazwisko / Nombre y Apellido

Address / Adres / Dirección

City / Miasto / Ciudad Zip Code / Kod Pocztowy / Zona Postal

Phone / Telefon / Teléfono

Please drop Membership Form into the offertory bas-ket or mail to Rectory.

Proszę wrzucić ta formę do koszyka na tacę lub przesłać na Plebanie.

Favor de regresar la Forma Completa en la Canasta de Ofrendas o mandarla por Correo a la Rectoría.

Parafia Matki Bożej Częstochowskiej Koperty na Wypominki już dostępne!!!

Przypominamy, ze przy drzwiach naszego kościoła znajdują się już koperty, na których można wpisywać imiona bliskich zmarłych, za których będziemy modlić się w miesiącu listopadzie i w ciągu całego roku. Prosimy wpisywanie imion zmarłych dużymi literami i wyraźnie. Koperty wraz z ofiarą prosimy o składanie wraz z niedzielną składką.

W miesiącu Listopadzie w każdą niedzielę przed Mszą św. o godzinie 10:00AM jest odmawiana Koronka do Bożego Miłosierdzia z Wypominkami za naszych zmarłych.

Miłość i Miłosierdzie Dokument fabularyzowany o Bożym Miłosierdziu i misji Siostry Faustyny Kowalskiej, ujawniający nieznane dotąd fakty i niedawno ujawnione dokumenty.

Film będzie można oglądność w niektórych kinach - 2 grudnia.—Zachęcamy

TV-TRWAM i Radio Maryja na żywo w Internecie

Przypominamy, że został uruchomiony serwer tu w Chicago dzięki któremu możemy oglądać telewizję TRWAM

bez zacięć i przerw w Internecie używając komputera, tableta, czy smartphona. Wystarczy w e j ś ć n a s t r o n ę : www.radiomaryjachicago.org. Na stronie głównej znajdziemy ikonki, na które klikając możemy oglądać TV TRWAM lub słuchać Radio Maryja. Są też dostępne darmowe aplikacje na IOS

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Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordi-nary Time

Luke 20:27-38 Jesus answers a question from some Sadducees about the resurrec-tion of the dead. (short form Luke 20:27, 34-38)

Background on the Gospel Reading

In today's Gospel, we hear about an encounter be-tween Jesus and some Sadducees. The Sadducees were a party of Judaism active in Jesus' time, descended from the priestly family of Zadok. They were literal interpreters of the written Law of Moses, which means that they were in disagreement with the position of the Pharisees, who offered an oral interpretation of the Law of Moses. The Sadducees are described in this Gospel as op-ponents to the belief in resurrection. In the dialogue present-ed here, we see an example of the means of disputation that was common in first century Judaism. The Sadducees use the example of Levirate marriage, found in the Law of Mo-ses, to disprove belief in the resurrection. According to Deu-teronomy 25:5-10, if a man died without producing an heir, the man's brother should marry his wife and the offspring of this union would inherit the property and carry on the name of the man who had died. The Sadducees use this as an ex-ample to challenge belief in the resurrection. Jesus argues from the same written Law of Moses to show that there is resurrection. Using the texts from the Book of Exodus (Chapter 3) that describe Moses' encounter with God in the burning bush, Jesus shows that God is the God of the living, not the dead. Here Jesus uses the same method and texts of the Sadducees to counter them. As the Gospel text suggests, he beat them at their own game! More importantly, in this discourse Jesus shows the limits of our imaginations when it comes to eternal life. The Sadducees argued against resurrection because of the limits of earthly existence. They did not imagine another possibil-ity for existence and relationship with God. Jesus proposes that the possibilities of resurrected life are beyond our imag-inations. Jesus' conclusion suggests something else as well: To spend time worrying about resurrected life is to miss the point. The point is eternal relationship with God is possible, for God is the God of the living, “. . . for to him all are alive.”

worked hard to save a struggling orphanage, and decided to start her own religious order. By the late 1880s, Mother Cabrini became interested in a new problem. Hundreds of thousands of Italians moved to America, seeking a way out of the poverty of their new land. Very few of these immigrants were successful right away. Most lived in worse poverty than they’d endured back in Italy. They lived in crowded and dirty apartments, lived on scraps, and were unable to find work. Sad stories traveled back to the home country, right to Mother Cabrini. So Mother Cabrini set out on the long trip to America. Over the next thirty-seven years, Mother Cabrini was constantly on the move, starting schools, orphanages, and hos-pitals for Italian immigrants, and others in need. In the first few years she traveled between New York, Nicaragua, and New Orleans. After having a dream in which she saw Mary tending to the sick lying in hospital beds, Mother Cabrini started Co-lumbus Hospital in New York City. After she founded the hospital, Mother Cabrini made trips back to Italy to organize more nuns for work in America. Between these trips, she and some sisters headed south to Ar-gentina. The sisters went by way of Panama and then Lima, Peru. They made the journey by boat, train, mule, and on foot. Back in the United State, Mother Cabrini traveled con-stantly taking her sisters to Chicago, Seattle, and Denver. It was in Chicago that Mother Cabrini, at the age of sixty-seven, passed away. She’d begun her work with just a handful of sis-ters. By the time she died, fifty houses of sisters were teaching, caring for orphans, and running hospitals. Her order had grown to almost a thousand sisters in all. Mother Cabrini was obviously a very holy woman, and the church recognized her holiness by canonizing her in 1946 as the first American citizen to become a saint. from Loyola Kids Books of Saints

Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini (1850-1917) Feast Day November 13

Traveling Can Be Exhausting St. Frances Xavier Cabrini’s feast day is celebrated November 13. Mother Cabrini, as she’s commonly called, spent her whole life traveling. She hardly ever stopped, and travel was a lot harder in her day than it is in ours. There wasn’t much in Mother Cabrini’s early life to point to such a busy grown-up life. She was born in Italy and had ten brothers and sisters. Her parents were farmers, and their farmland wasn’t too far from a river called the Po. Little Frances could look down into the valley and watch the river make its way to the sea. When Frances was twenty years old she left the farm and started working as a teacher. During this time, Frances grew in faith and maturity. She took religious vows as a sister,