February 15, 2015 - Sacred Heart Parish

Sacred Heart Parish
819 N. 16th Avenue, Melrose Park, IL 60160
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.shsparish.org
ADMINISTRATOR: Rev. Francisco Ortega
Pastor Emeritus: Rev. Erwin J. Friedl
Retired Resident: Rev. Herbert Meyr
Resident: Rev. Benedict Ezeoke
Permanent Deacons: Mr. Mike Barnish;
Mr. Ray Behrendt; Mr. Norberto Ojeda;
Mr. Eduardo Rodriguez
CHURCH RECTORY:
819 N. 16th Avenue
Phone (708) 344-0757
Fax (708) 344-5906
RECTORY OFFICE HOURS:
Mon & Wednesday 9:00am - 7:30pm
Tues, Thurs & Friday 9:00am-5:00pm
STAFF:
JOSEPH AUGELLI,
Parish Business Manager
RANDY CERQUA,
Director of Music
MIKE CRUZ,
Director of Buildings & Grounds
ARNOLDO MARTINEZ,
Director of Religious Education
MARIA GALVIN & SUE KLAPUT
Office Staff
SCHOOL: 815 N. 16th Avenue
Website: www.shsmelrosepark.com
Phone (708) 681-0240 Fax (708) 681-0454
www.facebook.com/sacredheartmelrosepark
MISSION STATEMENT
Sacred Heart Parish is a family of believers rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ as
professed by the Catholic Church. We
open our lives to the wisdom of the Holy
Spirit that we may see all things in the
light of Faith.
We welcome all on our journey to
the Kingdom of God. Sacred Heart
nourishes the parish family through
the ministries of Evangelization,
Education, Sacramental Worship
and Christian Service.
We offer our time, talents and
treasure as stewards of God’s
Church. We call on each other’s
support as we build God’s Kingdom.
With our Lord’s help, we will
live the Gospel values of Faith,
Hope, Justice and Love.
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SUNDAY MASSES:
Sat. 5:00 pm,
Sun. 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 am;
and 12:30 pm Spanish
STAFF:
MRS. BARBARA CICONTE Principal
MRS. CHERYL MILITELLO Secretary
MRS. JUANITA GUERRA Marketing
CONVENT: 1503 Rice St.
Franciscan Sisters
Phone (708)344-6940
Franciscan Resource Center Phone (708)567-5083
Dominican Literacy Center Phone (708)338-0659
School Sisters of St. Francis Offices Phone (708)865-6990
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WEEKDAY MASSES: 8:00am
HOLY DAYS: 8:00, 10:00am,
and 7:00pm Bilingual (or as posted)
CONFESSIONS: Saturday 4:00-4:45pm;
and Spanish 1st & 3rd Saturday 4:00-4:45pm
Sixth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
February 15, 2015
Whether you eat or drink,
or whatever you do, do
everything for the glory of God.
— 1 Corinthians 10:31
PARISH INFORMATION
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: The first Friday of each month
from 12:00 Noon to 7pm. Exposition at 12 Noon: Adoration until
7pm: Benediction at 7:00pm
BAPTISMS: All Parents must register at the rectory for the Baptism and preparation class ahead of time.
English Baptisms: Are on the 1st & 4th Sunday of each month at
2:30 pm.. The Baptismal preparation class is required for parents
and godparents and is held on the 4th Monday of the month at
7:00pm in the rectory meeting room. (holidays excluded)
Spanish Baptisms: Are on the 2nd & 4th Saturday of each month
at 1:00 pm. The Baptismal preparation class is required for parents and godparents and is held on the Monday before Baptisms
at 7:00pm in the rectory meeting room.
(holidays excluded)
WEDDINGS: Arrangements should be made at the rectory with
a parish priest or deacon at least four months before the wedding. Normally weddings are for parishioners, but special situations will be considered. We recommend a Wedding Mass for
practicing Catholics. We recommend a Wedding Ceremony for
non-practicing Catholics or mixed religion couples. Both are valid
marriages. A priest is necessary for a Wedding Mass.
QUINCEANERA: To have a Quinceanera Mass, a candidate
must have been Confirmed & received First Holy Communion.
Others will have the Prayer Service & Blessing. A deacon can
preside at a Prayer Service & Blessing. All Quinceaneras must
be baptized as Catholic Christians. Arrangements must be made
at the rectory with a priest or deacon at least two months before.
FUNERALS: Arrangements can usually be made with the rectory
office by the funeral director. We have the Book of Funeral Readings at the rectory for families who wish to look them over. A
priest or deacon will usually attend the wake.
SICK CALLS: If someone needs to be Anointed, please call the
rectory when they are seriously ill. Don’t wait too long! If someone homebound wishes Holy Communion, please call the rectory. It will usually be brought by a Minister of Care.
NEW PARISHIONERS: Welcome to Sacred Heart Parish! Please
register in the rectory office to be counted!
CHANGE OF ADDRESS: If you leave the parish or move to a
new address, please notify the rectory as soon as possible
PARISH FOOD PANTRY: Open Saturday’s 10am-11:30am.
Patrons need to call the rectory by Thursday to reserve food
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 :
9:00am Women’s Club Mass (Church)
10:00am Women’s Club Breakfast (Marian Hall)
2:00pm Danza Guadalupana (Marian Hall)
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16: Presidents Day
No School in observance of Presidents Day
7:00pm Finance Meeting (Rectory)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18: Ash Wednesday
8:00am Mass
10:00am Mass
1:00pm Prayer Service
1:00pm-5 Distribution of Ashes (Church)
6:30pm Mass
6:30pm PTO Meeting (Teacher’s Lounge)
8:00pm Spanish Mass
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19:
2:50pm Children’s Choir (Church)
4:30pm Daisy Meeting (Upper Grade Hall)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20:
6:00pm Brownies & Jr. Scouts (Upper Grade Hall)
6:00pm Stations of the Cross in English (Church)
6:30pm Soup & Bread (Marian Hall)
7:00pm Stations of the Cross in Spanish (Church)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21:
5:00pm School Family Mass (Church)
7:00pm Hispanic Ministry Meeting (Rectory)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22:
11:00am English CCD Family Mass (Church)
2:00pm Hispanic Social (Marian Hall)
2:30pm English Baptisms (Church)
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL: President: Mike Barnish; VicePresident: Maria Galvin; Secretary: Cris Dorwart; Members:
Joe Augelli, Lois Behrendt, Ray Behrendt, Randy Cerqua, Barbara Ciconte, Caroline Cruz, Don Klaput, Nancy Marella, Arnoldo
Martinez, Norberto Ojeda, Barbara Richter, Eduardo & Maribel
Rodriguez, Josephina Rodriquez, Sue Zupinski.
FINANCE COUNCIL: MEMBERS: Pat Esposito, Salvatore
LaMantia, Marissa Martinez, Joanne Pope, Mike Principe.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY: PRESIDENT
Donald Klaput
WOMEN’S CLUB:
PRESIDENT
Barbara Richter
HISPANIC MINISTRY: PRESIDENT
Josephina Rodriguez
SCHOOL ADVISORY BOARD: PRESIDENT Colleen Kenost
SCHOOL PTO: PRESIDENTS, Sue Golding & Teresa Collela
WELCOME No matter what your present status is in the Catholic Church…
No matter what your current family or
marital situation is…No matter what
your past or present religious affiliation
is…No matter what your personal history, age, back-ground, race or color is...No matter
what your own self-image or esteem is. You are Invited, Welcomed, Accepted, Loved & Respected
here at Sacred Heart Parish!
Ministry of Care
If you or a family member are admitted to a hospital and would
like to receive Penance, Anointing of the Sick or Holy communion, please ask for the Catholic Hospital Chaplain to be
sent. If there is no Catholic Chaplain, or you would like to see
a priest, deacon or Minister of Care from Sacred Heart, call
the Rectory Office. According to the HIPPA Act, hospitals no
longer notify parishes with patient names. If you are homebound and would like to receive the Sacraments, please call
the Rectory Office at 708-344-0757.
PARISHIONERS: When moving
in or out of Sacred Heart Parish,
please notify the Rectory Office.
YOUR WILL: Please remember
Sacred Heart Parish in your wills and bequests.
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS & PARISHIONERS are
encouraged to write articles for the Bulletin and the
Church Web Site. Bulletin copy must be in the Rectory
Office no later than 12:00 Noon Each Monday (earlier
on holiday weeks). Copy material received past the deadline will not be published in the Bulletin until the following weekend. All copy material is subject to approval.
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ear friends in Sacred Heart:
This is the last Sunday of the first part in Ordinary Time. Lent begins this coming Wednesday
with the distribution of ashes. Here are some things we need to keep in mind.
 The distribution of ashes reminds us of our own mortality and calls us to repentance. In the early
Church, Ash Wednesday was the day on which those who had sinned, and who wished to be readmitted to the Church, would begin their public penance. The ashes that we receive are a reminder of our
own sinfulness, and many Catholics leave them on their foreheads all day as a sign of humility.
© J.S. Paluch Co.,
This year for Ash Wednesday we will have in Sacred Heart the following schedule:
8:00 am – Regular Mass
10:00 am – School Mass
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm – Prayer Service at 1:00 pm followed by DISTRIBUTION OF ASHES until 5:00 pm
6:30 pm - Evening Mass
8:00 pm – SPANISH MASS
 During Lent we are called to observe:
ABSTINENCE from meat is to be observed by all Catholics 14 years old and older on Ash Wednesday and all
the Fridays of Lent.
FASTING is to be observed on Ash Wednesday by all Catholics who are 18 years of age but not yet 59. Those
who are bound by this may take only ONE full meal. Two smaller meals are permitted if necessary to maintain
strength according to one’s needs, but eating solid foods between meals IS NOT permitted.
The Special Paschal fast, as well as abstinence, are prescribed for Good Friday and encouraged for Holy Saturday.
 This fasting and abstinence is not simply a form of penance, however; it is also a call for us to take stock of our
spiritual lives. As Lent begins, we should set specific spiritual goals we would like to reach before Easter and decide how we will pursue them—for instance, by going to daily Mass when we can and receiving the Sacrament of
Confession more often.
Peace to all,
Fr. Francisco Ortega
February 18, 2015 ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES
8:00 A.M. English Mass - Ashes will be Distributed at Dismissal
10:00 A.M. English Mass - Ashes will be Distributed at Dismissal
1:00 P.M. English Prayer Service - Ashes will be Distributed at Dismissal
Ashes will be distributed after the 1:00pm Prayer Service until 5:00pm
6:30 P.M. English Mass - Ashes will be Distributed at Dismissal
8:00 P.M. Spanish Mass - Ashes will be Distributed at Dismissal
Our Lenten Theme is: “HE DIED SO THAT WE MAY LIVE”
LENTEN OBLIGATIONS
FAST & ABSTINENCE:The code of Canon Law states that all Christ’s faithful are obliged by the Lord’s command, each in his or her own way to undertake that conversion of mind & heart called penance. In order that
the faithful may join together in a common practice of penance, some days of penance are prescribed. On
these days the faithful in a special way devote themselves to prayer, engage in works of piety & charity, &
deny themselves by fulfilling their obligations more faithfully & especially by observing the fast & abstinence
the Church prescribes. DAYS OF FAST & ABSTINENCE: Ash Wednesday & Good Friday.
DAYS OF ABSTINENCE: ALL Fridays in Lent. ABSTINENCE: Means NOT eating meat, & binds Catholics
14 years of age & older. FAST: Means LIMITING oneself to one full meal & two lighter meals
each day & binds Catholics from their 18th to 59th birthdays. One is not bound to fast if health
or the ability to work is affected. PRAYER Please try to devote as much time to prayer & reflection as possible. Morning Mass is at 8:00AM every day! Stations of the Cross are prayed every
Friday of Lent at 6:00PM in English & 7:00PM in Spanish. ALMSGIVING Please try to help the
poor during Lent. There are a number of ways. Operation Rice Bowl, Alms for the Poor, bringing clothes for Catholic Charities on the last Sunday, & bringing food for our parish pantry on
the second Sunday of the month are all ways we can help the less fortunate.
SOUP & BREAD & STATIONS OF THE CROSS:
We all will join for “Stations of the Cross” in the Church at 6:00pm in English &
at 7:00pm in Spanish. We will be serving Soup & Bread on Fridays during Lent
at 6:30pm in the Marian Hall. We may be able to skip a meal & experience hunger & thirst in the world. One way to observe Lent.
OPERATION RICE BOWL KICK-OFF
As Lent begins, we invite everyone to participate in Operation Rice-Bowl by taking
home a Rice Bowl next weekend February 21st & 22nd. This project, run by Catholic
Relief Services, provides a great opportunity for a meaningful Lenten observance.
By following the daily suggestions in the rice Bowl calendar we observe the traditional Lenten practices of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. The Operation Rice Bowl program also gives us the chance to go further, by learning & helping as well. Through the Rice Bowl
materials, we learn about the poor and underprivileged all around the world, and we have the
chance to help make their lives better by praying for them, and giving what we save in the Rice Bowl
to them. It’s a great way to observe Lent, and make the world a little better by helping the poorest of
God’s children. Please take a Rice Bowl home and participate in this worthwhile project. The Rice
Bowls will be available in both English and Spanish in boxes at the church entrances.
Trinity High School
The following student from
Sacred Heart was named to
the honor roll for the second block of the 2014-2015
academic year:
Victoria Gvist - Class of 2018 - A
Congratulations! Sacred Heart is proud of you!
Medical Professionals’ Retreat:
In Deep Quiet
This retreat is all about Quiet: its value, and how to achieve it. Come join
us as we train our hearts solely on the Word of God and
nothing else. Individual sessions will be conducted in the
context of biblical, liturgical and communal prayer.
Group discussion will also be included. Spiritual Direction and Reconciliation will be available.
DATE/TIME: 8pm Monday, 2/23, Wednesday, 2/25,
noon; check in after 5pm at Carmelite Spiritual Center,
8419 Bailey Rd, Darien.
COST: $285 includes private room and bath; all meals
Reflecting on the Epistles of Lent
During this holy season of Lent, the Sunday Epistles
come from the time honored writings of Peter, Paul and
the book of Hebrews. Spend some time reflecting on how
these reading are calling you to a deeper relationship with
Jesus this Lenten season.
DATE/TIME: Saturday, February 28; 9am-12:00pm, St.
Joseph Parish, Downers Grove.
COST: $25 per person
Register online at www.mayslakeministries.org or
630-852-9000.
New Building & Maintenance Fund
Envelope Collection February 22nd
In your envelope packs beginning this
month you will see a blue envelope for Building &
Maintenance Fund. We will have a second collection
on the 4th Sunday of each month. This will be used
for the upkeep of our aging buildings that need many
repairs, and also for special projects and improvements that we will announce. The collection is much
needed to help offset our church’s growing financial
deficit and keep our parish financially strong. This
collection’s first project will be the re-tiling of the
church side entrance terrazzo flooring that has been
worn down and etched away from the salt. We are
going to replace it with rubber tile.
Thank you for your support!
COLLECTIONS FOR
Total Sunday Collection February 8, 2015
Budgeted Sunday Collection
Difference - net surplus or deficit
Total Weekly Collection for Year
Budgeted Weekly Collection for Year
Difference for Year - net surplus or deficit
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,290
6,450
(1,160)
136,503
199,950
(63,447)
Total Parishioner Envelopes:189 envelopes received
Total Children's Envelopes: 50 envelopes received
Thank you for your generous sacrifices for the
support of Sacred Heart Parish!
(Fiscal Year is July 1st, 2014 through June 30th, 2015)
My God,
I am sorry for my sins
with all my heart.
In choosing to do wrong
and failing to do good
I have sinned against you,
whom I should love
above all things.
I firmly intend with your help
to do penance,
to sin no more and to avoid
whatever leads me to sin.
Our Savior Jesus Christ
suffered and died for us.
In his name,
my God, have mercy.
Dios mio,
Me arrepiento de todo corazón de
todo lo malo que he hecho y de lo
bueno que he dejado de hacer;
porque pecando te he ofendido a ti,
que eres el sumo bien y digno de ser
amado sobre todas las cosas.
Propongo firmemente,
con tu gracia, cumplir la penitencia,
no volver a pecar y evitar las
ocasiones de pecado.
Perdóname, Señor, por los méritos
de la Pasión de nuestro
Salvador Jesucristo. Amen.
SACRED HEART CHURCH
819 N. 16th Ave., Melrose Park, IL 60160
708-344-0757 www.shsparish.org
CONFESSIONS in English & Spanish
Friday/Viernes, February 27, 2015:
12:00-2:00pm; 4:00-6:00pm; 7:00-9:00pm
Saturday/Sabado, February 28, 2015:
9:00-11:00am; 12:00-5:00pm
hermanos y hermanas en Cristo:
Q ueridos
Este es el último domingo en esta primera parte del Tiempo Ordinario. Cuaresma comienza
este miércoles con la distribución de la ceniza. Aquí están algunas cosas que necesitamos tener en
mente.

La distribución de la ceniza nos recuerda nuestra mortalidad y el llamado al arrepentimiento. En los primeros años de la Iglesia, el miércoles de ceniza era el día en el cual aquellos que habían pecado, y quienes deseaban ser readmitidos a la Iglesia, empezarían su penitencia pública.
Las cenizas que recibimos son un recordatorio de nuestros propios pecados y muchos católicos la
dejan en sus frentes todo el día como signo de humildad.
Este año para el miércoles de ceniza tendremos en el Sagrado Corazón el siguiente horario:
8:00 am – Misa Regular
10:00 am – Misa con la Escuela
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm – DISTRIBUCION DE LA CENIZA
6:30 pm – Misa Vespertina
8:00 pm – Misa en ESPAÑOL

Durante el tiempo de CUARESMA estamos llamados a observar:
ABSTINENCIA de carne debe ser observada por todo católico 14 años en adelante el miércoles de Ceniza y
todos los Viernes de Cuaresma.
AYUNO debe ser observado el miércoles de ceniza por todos los católicos que tengan de 18 años hasta los
59. Todos quienes estén en este rango de edad deberán tomar solamente UNA comida completa al día.
Dos comidas pequeñas están permitidas para mantener las fuerzas dependiendo de la necesidad, pero
comer alimentos sólidos entre comidas NO están permitido.
El ayuno especial de Pascua, así como la abstinencia, están pre-escritos también para el Viernes Santo y el
Sábado Santo.
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El ayuno y la abstinencia no son solo formas de penitencia, si no que nos ayudan a fortalecer nuestra vida espiritual. Al empezar la Cuaresma, debemos de tener metas espirituales específicas que nos gustaría alcanzar antes de
Pascua y decidir cómo alcanzarlas, por ejemplo, el asistir a misa diaria cuando sea posible y recibir el sacramento de
la confesión más seguido.
Paz y bien,
Fr. Francisco Ortega
INFORMACION PARROQUIAL
ADORACION EUCARISTICA: El primer Viernes de cada mes de 12-7pm. Exposición a las 12pm; Adoración y Bendición a las 7pm.
BAUTISMOS: Bautismos en Ingles: 1ro. & 4to. Domingo de cada mes a las 2:30 p.m. PLÁTICA PRE-BAUTISMAL: requerida para padres
y padrinos será el 4to. Lunes del mes a las 7:00pm. En la rectoría. (Excepto días festivos) Padres y Padrinos deben registrarse por adelantado en la rectoría para el bautismo y las platicas pre-bautismales.
Bautismos en Español: 2do. y 4to. Sábado de cada mes a la 1:00 p.m. PLATICA PRE-BAUTISMAL: requerida para padres y padrinos es el
1ro. y 3er. Lunes del mes a las 7:00 pm. En la rectoría. (Excepto días festivos) Padres y Padrinos deben registrarse por adelantado en la
rectoría para el bautismo y las platicas pre-bautismales.
MATRIMONIOS: Arreglos para la boda deben hacerse en la rectoría con un sacerdote o diácono por lo menos cuatro meses con anticipación. Normalmente se hacen matrimonios para feligreses aunque se pueden considerar situaciones especiales. Les recomendamos un
matrimonio con Misa a católicos practicantes. Recomendamos el rito matrimonial para católicos no practicantes o parejas mixtas de otras
religiones. Las dos formas son matrimonios validos. El sacerdote es necesario para el matrimonio con misa.
QUINCEANERA: Para tener una Misa, la candidata DEBE de haber sido confirmada & haber recibido la 1ra Comunión. Las demás, solo
tendrán un servicio de oración & Bendición. Todas las quinceañeras deben ser bautizadas católicas cristianas. Arreglos deben hacerse en
la rectoría con un sacerdote o diácono, mínimo con dos meses de anticipación.
FUNERALES: Arreglos pueden hacerse con la oficina parroquial a través del director de la funeraria. Tenemos un libro con las lecturas
para funerales para las familias que quieran mirarlas. Un sacerdote o diácono presidirá el funeral.
LLAMADAS POR ENFERMEDAD: Si alguien necesita ser Ungido, favor de llamarnos a la rectoría cuando la persona esté enferma de
seriedad. ¡No esperes hasta que sea demasiado tarde! Si alguien en nuestra área desea que se le lleve la Santa Comunión, llámenos a la
rectoría, un ministro de enfermos será el encargado.
NUEVOS FELIGRESES: ¡Bienvenidos al Sagrado Corazón! favor de inscribirse en la oficina en la rectoría para que podamos realmente
contar con usted y viceversa.
CANBIO DE DIRECCION: Si dejas nuestra parroquia o te mueves a otra dirección, notifícanos tan pronto como puedas a la rectoría.
ALAZENA DE COMIDA PARROQUIAL: Se abre el sábado de 10-11:30am. Si necesita comida llámenos a la rectoría no después del jueves para prepararte tu comida de antemano.
* Los miembros de las organizaciones parroquiales están enlistados en la página # 2.
Raymond Balsitis, James Basich, Ray Belsley, Willow Breesawitz, Edward Brinck, Paul
Calabrese, Mary Caliendo, Nico Carbonara
Filice, Anna Cascio, Lucille Cerra, Arocho
Cisco, Rick Clohecy, Agnes Coco, Jo Coco,
Florence Curinka, Gerald DalCerro, Diane Fahey, Edna
Faillo, Fr. Erwin Friedl, Bob Fox, Bill Galvin, Lenn
Gassmann, Tina Gregg, Henric Hauser, Nancy Houdek,
Joey Ignash, Michael Karalis, Mary Ellen Krezel, Antonio
Lemon, Lois Mathewson, Vern Meyerhofer, Diane Panico, Linda Puccio, Hilario Ramirez, Lauren Rende, Diane
Rohan, Agatha Scanio, Fran Springer, Connie Tramontana, Vikki Valentine, Ann Marie Wojcik…
AND ALL OF OUR HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS.
Heavenly Father, Look upon our brothers and sisters who are ill. In
the Midst of illness and pain, may they be united with Christ, who
heals both body and soul; may they know the consolation promised to those who suffer and be fully restored to health. We ask
this in the name of Jesus the Lord.
If you or one of your loved ones wish to be included on or taken
off the sick list each month, please call the Rectory at 344-0757.
Modesto Lovelle
Joseph Sisco
REPENTANCE…
Of all human acts,
repentance is the most
divine. The greatest of
all faults is to be conscious of none.
—Thomas Carlyle
CHURCH ETIQUETTE:
The priest should be the last in and the first out of church.
Please TURN OFF cell phones before entering the
Church for Mass or any other Liturgical service.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
SAT 5:00pm +Jack Militello
by Frank Pope
7:30 +Fr. Cosmo Militello by Joe & Anna Marie Militello
+Ida Militello
by Joe & Anna Marie Militello
9:00 +Bob Anderson
by Susan & Michael Golding
11:00 +Robert Enlow
by Family
+Chuck Felella
by Family
12:30pm(Spanish) -Misa para el Pueblo
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16 President’s Day
8:00 -Fire Chief Rick Beltrame & Melrose Park Fire
Department-Special Intention
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
8:00 +Anne M. Caprini
by Family
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 Ash Wednesday
8:00 -Mass for the People
10:00am - Mass for the People
1:00pm - Prayer Service
6:30pm - Mass (English)
8:00pm - Mass (Spanish)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19
8:00 +Vito Leone
by Dwayne Richter
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20
8:00 -Mass for the People
6:00pm - English Stations of the Cross
7:00pm - Spanish Stations of the Cross
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21
8:00 +Dominic Russo & His Mother
by Family
+Santiana Hartung
by Richter Family
5:00 +Darlene Kessling
by Friends, Carol & Diane
+Patrick McLafferty-2nd Anniversary by Family
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22 1st Sunday of Lent
7:30 -Mass for the People
9:00 +Frank Caira Jr.
by Dwayne, Al, Geri
11:00 +Darlene Kessling
by Family
+Patrick Fergus by Liz Nolan, James Scanlan Jr.,
& Carol Sellers
12:30pm(Spanish) -Misa para el Pueblo
CELEBRANT/LITURGICAL MINISTER SCHEDULE for Saturday/Sunday, February 21/22, 2015
5:00 pm
7:30 am
9:00 am
11:00 am
12:30 pm
Celebrant
Fr. Francisco Ortega Fr. Francisco Ortega Fr. Benedict Ezeoke Fr. Benedict Ezeoke Fr. Herbert Meyr
TBD
Patti Carlini - W
P. Cardaropoli - H
Mike Carlini - H
Sam Cruz
Antonio Cruz
Linda Nelson
Terry Nelson
Francisco Monteon
TBD
Sue Zupinski - W
Sister Jan - W
John Lullo - W
Susan Golding - W
Pat Esposito - H
Linda DalCerro - W
Diane Trusco - W
Lazara Dubroca - W
Debbie Szeszko - H
Jo DeLaRosa
John Golding
Olivia Cacciatore
Ella Cacciatore
n/a
n/a
n/a
Antonio Mancha
Jeremy Noriega
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(708) 681-3384
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per customer per visit.
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Established in 1893
$19.95*/Mo. + 1 FREE MONTH
Meeting the Needs of Our Community with Dignity
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TOLL FREE: 1-877-801-8608
1600 Chicago Avenue • Melrose Park, IL 60160
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MELROSE
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3717 W. Lake
Melrose Pk.
an Official
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of AOS-USA
Ph: 708-345-0620
A way for you to partner with service
providers who support your parish through
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THE CENTER FOR WOMEN
NEW LOCATION AT WESTLAKE HOSP. PROF. BLDG.
1111 W. SUPERIOR STREET, SUITE 207, MELROSE PARK
708-343-2095
708-344-0808
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Saba F. Irshad, M.D.
OB & Gyne - Board Certified
Family Practice Board Certified
Ismene Potakis, Physician Assistant
Affiliated with: Westlake, Elmhurst & Gottlieb Hosps.
Se Habla Español
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708-343-3322
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708-652-1444
Traditional Funerals ✦ Cremations
Memorial Services ✦ Immediate Burials
Now OPEN in Melrose Park
1515 N. 25th Ave., Melrose Park
An ideal companion
for personal prayer.
Pre-Arrangements,
with or without
prepayment of services
Chapels available
near your home
Michael A. Carbonara, Michael L. Carbonara, Licensed Directors, Parishioners
800-566-6150 • www.wlpmusic.com
Bus: (708) 343-6161
Home: (708) 865-8124
Cell: (708) 724-7500
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