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For those to whom tpriestly dignity is allotted, tguide-lines contained in tcanonical regulations are tesmonies and directives. We acept them gladly and sing oto the Lord God with Davthe revealer of God: In the paof your testimonies I hataken delight, as with all maner of wealth; and, You ha

enjoined justice, your testimnies are for ever; instruct me give me life. And if the prphetic voice orders us for eternity to observe the mesages of God and to live them, it is obvious that thremain unshakeable and immoveable; thus Moses, wlooked on God, declares, Tthese there is no addition, afrom these there is no subtra

tion. The divine apostle takes pride in them when cries out, These things which the angels long to gaupon, and, If an angel brings you a gospel contrary what you have received, let him be accursed.

Since these things really are such and habeen testified to us in these ways, we exult in them a person would if he were to come across a great maof booty. We joyfully embrace the sacred canons awe maintain complete and unshaken their regulatioboth those expounded by those trumpets of the Spirthe apostles worthy of all praise, and those from t

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St. Joseph the BetrothedUkrainian Greek-Catholic Church

5000 N Cumberland, Chicago, IL 60656 www.stjosephukr.com [email protected]: 773-625-4805 Rectory: 773-625-4806 Fax: 773-887-5000

Fr. Volodymyr Kushnir.

Fr. Mykola Buryadnyk - Pastor. -

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The bishop raised theissue of Christian unityand the role of theUkrainian Greek Catho-

lic Church in ecumenism.Ukraine and the Ukrainian

Greek Catholic Church in par-ticular, which are located in thecenter of Europe and whichhave survived difficult histori-cal vicissitudes, have, accordingto Bishop, managed to remainloyal to Christ, to unity, and tothe people: Often during dis-cussion about the identity of theChurch, which is both Catholic

and Orthodox, the temptationarises to cut the Gordian knot infavor of one. But cutting wouldignore the real identity of thechurch, said the bishop.

Bishop Venedykt comparedthe identity of the UkrainianGreek Catholic Church with anold icon that has been destroyedwith time, on which, at firstglance, it is difficult to see whois portrayed. Only the skillful

and careful hand of a restorercan reveal the original facefrom under the layers and re-store the purity of the icon: Wedont have to avidly search forour identity, because we haveour God-given identity weshould be ourselves, that is,Eastern Catholics. The Lordcalls on us to live life in the fullunity of the Christian East andWestour church maintains theface of the undivided Church ofChrist. Extraneous historieshave had their affect, so we, asskilled restorers, must discernthe fake from the original andremove the soot of the centu-ries. I believe that God chose usto be witnesses of the Churchsunity.

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and Orthodoxy remains a tragicreality of Christianity in thetwentieth century and has beendeeply felt in Ukraine:Because we belong both to theChristian East and West, theschism goes through our wholebeing. Unfortunately, for thethousand years of the schism,we must state that the RomanCatholic Church has learned tocope without the OrthodoxChurch, just like the OrthodoxChurch has done so without theRoman Catholic Church. Eachof them lives its life withoutneeding the other. But we Greek

Catholics need both the Chris-tian East and West; the desire tofind ways to unity has disap-peared from our Church.

The bishop also expressedthe view that unity cannot beachieved by conducting confer-

ences or organizing committees:Our very existence is whatmust lead to unity.

Despite significant develop-ments in the ecumenical dia-logue, the bishop believes thatrecently tolerance, not unity,has come to the foreground, thatis, the understanding that Godleads all to salvation. Thismentality does not representChristian beliefs. A Christian,who has faith in God, is awareof the abnormality ofn theschism in Christianity. If we asa Church (Primate, bishops,priests and laity) will grow in

holiness, change spiritually,then God will be able to show amodel of unity through us. Per-sonal life and conversion is ahuge contribution to the unity ofthe Church, concluded thebishop.

Bishop Venedykt Aleksiychukauxiliar bishop of Lviv

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from the synods assembled lo-cally for the promulgation ofsuch decrees, and from our holyfathers. Indeed all of these,enlightened by one and the sameSpirit, decreed what is expedient.In the case of those whom theysent away under an anathema,we also anathematize them,those whom they suspended, wealso suspend; those whom theyexcommunicated, we also ex-

communicate; those whom theyplaced under penalties, we alsodeal with in the same way. Letyour conduct be free from avari-ciousness, contenting yourselfwith what you have, cried outwith all explicitness the divineapostle Paul, who mounted to thethird heaven and heard wordsthat cannot be uttered!

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This Week

SUNDAY, OCT 13-

FATHERSOFTHE 7TH ECUMENICAL COUNCIL (G)Hebrews 13:7-16 John 17:1-13

16TH

SUNDAYAFTERPENTECOST (J)2 Corinthians 6:1-10 Matthew 25:14-30

8:00 am+George & Mae Kuzma (Diane & George); +Nick Cher-

mynskyj (Anna Merza); +Jean Chlypniacz(Ted & Sophia Kozak); +Helen Hojsak (A. Wasylyk)

9:30 am; For the sick and shut-ins of the parish; Health forSophia, Oksana, Yuriy, Ivanna, Pavlo, Zhanna, Yuriy +Maria,+Zonovia, +Olha, +Ivanka (Wozny Family)11:30am+Evstahiy Panchynshyn, +Lukian & +Maria Ily-chyna (Panchynshyn Family); +Erica, +Margaret, +Unsoon,+Marion (Dr. G. Podlusky)

MONDAY, OCT 14- VENERABLE PARASKEVIA (G)Colossians 2:13-20 Luke 9:18-22

PROTECTIONOF BLESSED VIRGIN MARY (J)Hebrews 9:1-7 Luke 10:38-42 & 11:27-27

9:00 am+Mychailo, +Anna, +Maria(Paraskevia Duda); +SophiaStrawniak,John , +Mary, +Gene, +Elaine Lobojko; +John P,+Myron M, +Michael K, +Francis & +Rita H (Helen Masley)6:30 pm-For the sick and shut-ins

TUESDAY, OCT 15- VENERABLE EUTHYMIUSColossians 2:20-3:3 Luke 9:23-27

No Liturgy, parish clergy attending a mandatory retreat.

WEDNESDAY, OCT 16MARTYRLONGINUSColossians 3:17-4:1 Luke 9:44-50


THURSDAY, OCT 17- PROPHET HOSEAColossians 4:2-9 Luke 9:49-56


FRIDAY, OCT 18APOSTLE EVANGELIST LUKEColossians 4:5-9,14-15 & 18 Luke 10:16-22


SATURDAY, OCT 19PROPHET JOEL2 Corinthians 5:1-10 Luke 7:1-10

9:00 am+Stephania Czuczak (Ruszczak Family)+Maria For souls in need of prayer

SUNDAY, OCT 20- 22ND

SUNDAY AFTERPENTECOST(G)Galations 6:11-18 Luke 16:19-31

17TH SUNDAYAFTERPENTECOST (J)2 Corinthians 6:16-7:1 Matthew 15:21-28

8:00 amFor the sick and shut-ins of the parish9:30 amHealth for Sophia, Oksana, Yuriy, Ivanna, Pavlo, Zhanna,

Yuriy; +Maria, +Zonovia, +Olha, +Ivanka (Wozny Family)11:30am +Erica, +Margaret, +Unsoon, +Marion (Dr. G. Pod-lusky)

CANDLESFOR OCTOBER 2013

Memorial Candles*In loving memory of Anthony and John GDeeds (Deeds & Garrison Families)*Available

Perpetual Oil Lamp*Health for Halyna Charuk(G. Charuk)

Mother of God at Hoshiw Shrine*Available*AvailableMother of God Shrine*In loving memory of Mary Gabriel DackiwMillie, and Howard Crownhurst, Joseph Zubrycky (Lorraine Zubrycky)*Available

Iconostas Icon Vigil

Christ the Teacher

*Birthday Blessing for Dr. Petro Popowyczand grandchildren Marta Sofia and Yur(Diana)*Available

Mother of God*In loving memory of Steve Gawaluck(Family)*Health and Birthday Blessing for IreneMuryn (Family)

St. Joseph the Betrothed*AvailableSt. Nicholas the Wonderworker

*For health of Riley, Nick and Louisa(Emily D.)

*Special intention for Sheshurak, Boychuk,Bodnar, Kuziy and Kurylyuk FamiliesProtection of the Mother of God*In loving memory of George and MaeKuzma (George & Diane)*Health for Ivan and Zena Dankewycz(Emily D)

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News

Pilgrimage to Holy Hill, Wisconsin

Sunday, October 27th, 2013. Please visit the parishoffice for more information.

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: (77-818-6186), (773-9319086), (773-954-4098 2013-201 . 773-625-4805

Youth Organizations at our Parish

The youth organizations at our parish: Dyvo

Theatre School (773-818-6186), Vyshyvanka

School of Dance (773-931-9086), and School of

Boyovyj Hopak- Ukrainian Martial Art (773-954-4098), invite children and young adults to join in the

new school year. For more information please call:

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We have Manna cards for over 200+ stores and on-line shopping too. Buy a Manna card - you get theface value of the card plus St. Joseph receives a

donation. You give a donation without spendingany extra money - so far 2013 has seen $2,350donated to St Joseph's. We accept cash orchecks, and have several cards already here ready foryou to purchase."

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First Confession Class Registration

We welcome you to register for First Confes-sion and Solemn Holy Communion on Sun-day in the office, by emailing [email protected], or by calling the Par-ish Office 773-625-4805. When registeringplease specify which language of instruction(English or Ukrainian) you prefer. Classeswill start in October.

Senior MeetingTuesday, October 15th at 11:30 am Halloween Lunch, Bunco & Card playing. Wear a costume if you like. Reservations are needed. Olga Kozak773-625-8185, Barbara Gawaluck773-625-4487. Members $6.00, Gues$10.00

We Will Be Making Pyrohy

Wednesday, Oct 16th -5:00 pm in Church Kitchen

All are welcome to come and make thisUkrainian treat to help benefit our parish!

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Reconciliation: Sundays during the Divine Liturgy and by

appointment.

Baptism and Confirmation: Please notify the pastor whena child is born so that dates for the proper prayers and bless-

ings, other than baptism, can be arranged. Call the pastor at773-625-4805 to make arrangements.

Marriage: Please notify the pastor at least six months beforethe anticipated date to allow for adequate preparation for this

lifetime commitment.

Visiting the Sick and Shut-Ins: Please notify the pastor if afamily member is in the hospital or unable to attend servicesdue to illness and would like a visit. It is the responsibility of

the immediate family to notify the pastor at 773.625.4806

Funerals: Please Contact the parish office before makingarrangements with the funeral director.

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Be part of our growing parish family. Register to

become parishioners! Contact the office for more

information.Please call: 773 625 4805

Remember Us in Your Will

You can leave a lasting legacy to benefit future genera-tions! Please remember St. Joseph Parish when creating y

will. Your good works will continue after you have gon

home! Please contact the office for information.

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Regular Liturgical Schedule

Monday through Friday (in Chapel)Saturday (in Church)

9:00 am - Divine Liturgy

Sundays:

8:00 am - English

9:30 amUkrainian

11:30 amChildrens Liturgy

Holy Days:

6:30 pm - Vespers with Lytia (Night Before)

9:00 am and 6:30 pm - Holy Day Service

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Weekend Collections-October 6th, 2013

Sunday Renovation Utilities Cap Imp Other

$2,719.00 $125.00 $43.00 $954.00 $149.00

TOTAL $3,990.00Thank You! !

Please pray for the health and well-being of the following parishioners:

Lucille Maryniw

Luba Ciolko John Masley

Olga Kykta

Stephie Worobetz

William Corwyn

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