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Saturday, January 18, 2020

Vigil-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 PM

†Maria Fosco (Family) †Bruce Brenner (Patrick & Colleen Kane) †Arthur Bastian (Mary & Ted Marszalek) †Mack Beckner (Mary & Ted Marszalek)

†Joseph, Frances & Ray Wilk (Dolores Wilk) †David Nicosia (Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pellegrino)

†Stella Battaglia (Family)

Sunday, January 19, 2020 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

9:00 AM †Allan, Walter & Lucille Boesch

(Boesch Family) †Edward & Irene Scarleski (Daughters)

Peg Virruso, 80th Birthday (Husband & Children)

†Rachel Ricchio (Reno Franceschi) †Virginia Franceschi (Husband, Reno)

†Mary Brando

11:00 AM †Pasqualina Lavorgna,

Birthday Remembrance (Family) †Donato Parente (Wife, Caterina)

†Marcos Alvarado (Family) †Salvatore Colletti (Wife & Son)

†Pietro Pisello (Wife, Emma & Family) †Giuseppe Carone & Family (Carone Family)

†Antonio & Manuela Banal (Emilie Pecson) †Salvatore & Concetta Perna (Family)

†Filip & Gaetana Catanese (Sally & Family)

Monday, January 20, 2020 St. Fabian, St. Sebastian

†Cheryl Klein (Terri Kaisling)

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

St. Agnes Bronski &Bieniak Famiies living & deceased †Tadeusz Marszalek (Mary & Ted Marszalek)

Wednesday, January 22, 2020

†Mary Ann Beckner (Mary & Ted Marszalek)

Thursday, January 23, 2020 St. Vincent

†Marcin Bartosz

Friday, January 24, 2020 St. Francis De Sales

For Parishioners

Saturday, January 25, 2020 Vigil-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

5:00 PM †Raymond Wilk (Marie & Joe Witkowski)

†Tomasz Dorak (Frances Fountas) †Ann Gallagher (Family)

†Chester, Mary & Richard Raclawski (Barbara Raclawski)

†Cathy & Russell Hynes (Mary & Ted Marszalek)

†Marianna Becker (Gallagher & Meyer Families)

†Walter & Helen Wrobel (Ron Wrobel) †Jozef Rebacz (Stefania Rebacz)

†Mamie & Phillip Finland (Mary & Ted Marszalek)

Sunday, January 26, 2020

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM

†Mr. & Mrs. Luigi Morelli (Gilda Morelli)

11:00 AM †Edward & Jean Babiarz

†Pietro Pisello (Wife, Emma & Family) †Carmine, Frank & Anthony Tenuta

(Tenuta Family) †Ray & Lisa Pontarelli (Tenuta Family)

†Angeline Komperda (Husband, Joseph)

**Changes in Deacon or Ministers may occur without notice.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Sm 15:16-23; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday: 1 Sm 16:1-13; Ps 89:20-22, 27-28; Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10; Mk 3:1-6, or any of a number of readings for the Day of Prayer Thursday: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7; Ps 56:2-3, 9-13; Mk 3:7-12 Friday: 1 Sm 24:3-21; Ps 57:2-4, 6, 11; Mk 3:13-19 Saturday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Mk 16:15-18

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Second Sunday in Ordinary Time; Julian Calendar Theophany (Epiphany) Monday: St. Fabian; St. Sebastian; Martin Luther King Jr. Day Tuesday: St. Agnes Wednesday: Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children Thursday: St. Vincent; St. Marianne Cope Friday: St. Francis de Sales Saturday: The Conversion of St. Paul; Week of Prayer for Christian Unity ends; Chinese New Year 4718

DATE DEACON EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER

ALTAR SERVER LECTOR

SATURDAY January 25

5:00 PM

Sam Evans Myrcedes Riebock Patrick Dorsey Agnes Sanders

Elias Lopez Isaias Lopez Mary Marszalek

SUNDAY January 26

9:00 AM

Chris Virruso Debbie Tamas Gail Henderson Norman Mosk

RE Level 7 Student RE Level 7 Students

SUNDAY January 26 11:00 AM

Milabelle Tallud Rose Molas Gil Tallud Rosina Onofrio

Timothy Molas Nicolas Dulay Joanne Molas

Brody, alice Baxter, Judy Biala, Donna Brennan, George Capps, Celso Castor, Tom Chernick, Jerome Compell, Speranza DiPaolo, Rosa Favia, Grazia Guercio, Mark Gutierrez, Anna Hartzell, Jerry Johnsen, Maureen Keating, Harry Krawczyk, Raffaela Loizzo, Thomas Michaels, Paul Masciopinto, Salvatore Modica, Vittoria Nudo, Arlene Presta,

Jean Pontarelli, Hector Ramos, Michael Ricchio, Dan Staniec, Lavergne Suchor, John Toniolo, Hector & Milagros Torres, Fred Tuytens, Eugenio & Ida Vitaro, Rena Walzer, Jim Weaver, Dolores Wilk, Paul Wolek, Joyce Wolter, Ken Woods, Lorraine Wuss, Clare Zanatta and those in the hospital and nursing homes.

If you are hospitalized or have additions or updates to the list please contact the rectory.

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TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — The glory of the Lord shows through Israel, a light to all nations, that salvation may reach to the ends of the earth (Isaiah 49:3, 5-6). Psalm — Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will (Psalm 40). Second Reading — All those who call upon the name of the Lord are called to be holy (1 Corinthians 1:1-3). Gospel — John the Baptist testifies: The one who comes after me, on whom the Spirit comes down and remains, is the Son of God (John 1:29-34).The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time As a Church, we now move into Ordinary Time. “Ordinary” comes from the Latin root for “order,” which is why we line the Sundays up on the calendar and count them—with “ordinal” num-bers—one by one. The orderly way we proceed through the liturgical year reminds us that our faith offers a strategic goal for our lives: eternal happiness with God, who is love. Today’s readings share stories of believers who order their daily activities toward the goal of sharing God’s love. Isaiah em-braces his role as God’s servant and works to bring glory not only to Israel, but to the entire world. In a similar way, Saint Paul identifies himself as Christ’s witness in the world and reminds the Corinthi-ans of their life goal: “to be holy.” The Gospel shows us John the Baptist, servant and witness, atten-tive to God’s loving orders, the divine plan for salvation. TOO LITTLE Today’s first reading reveals the Lord’s super-sized heart. “It is too little,” according to God, to protect and guide only the tribes of Jacob. The enormity of God’s love cannot limit itself to one na-tion; divine love overflows, spilling liberally over all people everywhere. Isaiah, prophet of the long-suffering Israelites, might have been surprised to hear that the salvation of his people is not enough for God. But God always wants more than what we want. God’s passion outstrips all of our deepest desires. We are merely creatures. Compared to the hugeness of our Creator’s designs, we will always want too little, have too little, know too little, love too little. This littleness frustrates us throughout life. But exactly when we admit our littleness, we make room for Christ. NEVER TOO LATE John the Baptist models for us the grace of littleness. Twice in today’s Gospel reading, John admits, “I did not know.” Even though John has ordered his entire life toward the goal of preparing the world for the Messiah, he does not, on his own, recognize Christ when he sees him. The Gospel insists John “did not know” Jesus; in his humility, John relies entirely on God for direction. John waits and waits—baptizing, praying, preaching—until, finally, the Holy Spirit reveals the Messiah. John had waited his whole life for this confirmation from the Spirit. God’s chosen people, the Israelites, had waited much, much longer. Surely many wondered if God would ever send the Messiah as promised. But God is never late. In our littleness, we cannot see the arc of all human history with God’s clarity and love. Each of us aches deeply for some good thing: a cure, a resolution, a rest, a fair break. When we are made to wait for what seems ob-viously beneficial, we sometimes wonder if God is really as all-powerful and all-loving as people say. Today’s readings invite us to trust. Today’s Readings: Is 49:3, 5–6; Ps 40:2, 4, 7–8, 8–9, 10; 1 Cor 1:1–3; Jn 1:29–34 Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

Our Lady, Mother of the Church Mission Statement We, the members of Our Lady, Mother of the Church, are drawn together through baptism as a part of the Body of Christ. We are a caring Catholic community, working together as instruments through which Jesus, our risen Lord and Head, continues His mission. Linked to Christ as His Body, we believe that the risen Jesus still proclaims God’s word, gives thanks and praise, welcomes, nurtures, comforts and reaches out to all people. Using the hands and hearts of the members of the parish, with a growing sense that each of us is gifted and has an important part to play in our Parish, Church and World, we renew our call: ♦ to be a Parish diligent about Word and Eucharist, the primary source of our nourishment and spiritual growth... ♦ to be “missioned” - sent forth in the person of Jesus, to bring His Word and Eucharist to family, friends, neighbors and workplace... ♦ to reach out to the sick, the homebound, the persecuted, the lonely, the poor and the bereaved… ♦ to find time to share laughter, joy, friendship, at times, tears; and always to share the goodness of each other...

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Financial Stewardship This week’s

Sanctuary Lamp Is in memory of

David Eaton

Mass and Memorial Requests While we try our best to honor all Mass Intentions, all Mass requests must be completed at least 3 to 4 weeks in advance due to various printing deadlines. Certain dates may not be available. Suggested donations per Mass is $10. Please note that the Sanctuary Lamp & Bread & Wine requests fill-up quickly. The suggest-ed donation is $20 for the Sanctuary Lamp and $50 for the Bread and Wine. There are only three Sanctu-ary Lamp Memorials remaining for 2020. We do have a number of Bread & Wine Memorials still availa-ble.

All Mass or remembrance requests can be made in person, at the rectory or by completing the Mass re-quest envelope that can be found in the Narthex. Please contact the Rectory for availability. Please in-sert your payment in the envelope and drop it in the collection basket or the mail slot at the Rectory. While we try to accommodate different situations, especially with our homebound parishioners, we can-not honor mass intentions over the phone. Mass cards are available.

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Our Lady, Mother of the Church in your Estate Plans

By making a gift to the Parish, you will be providing perpetual financial support. It is a wonderful way to demonstrate your stewardship and pass on your faith and love for Our Lady, Mother of the Church. Learn how by contacting Fr. Andrew or the Di-ocesan Office of Stewardship & Development at 312-534-7615. Your faith is worth passing on!

Thank you for your continued support.

January 12, 2020 Collection:

Regular Sunday Envelopes: $ 2,524.50

Loose: $ 475.00

Children’s Envelopes: $ 31.00

Total: $ 3,030.50

Budget: $ 5,800.00

Parish Maintenance:

$ 769.00

The Regular Collection was $2,530.50 UNDER BUDGET for this week.

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COLLECTION FOR THE CHURCH IN LATIN AMERICA

Next week, we will take up the Collection for the Church in Latin America. For many in Latin Ameri-ca and the Caribbean, a rising secular culture, diffi-cult rural terrain, and a shortage of ministers all pre-sent obstacles to practicing the faith. Your support for the collection provides lay leadership training, catechesis, priestly and religious formation, and other programs to share our Catholic faith with those who long to hear the Good News of Christ. To hear more about how your gifts make a difference, visit www.org/latin-america. Envelopes can be found in the narthex.

Domestic Violence Outreach If you are suffering abuse in your relationship or fear

potential abuse, help is available. National Domestic Violence Hotline

800-799-7233 Illinois Domestic Violence Hotline

877-863-6338

Want to join our Parish Community? If you are interested in becoming a Parishioner, please stop by the

Rectory during office hours or vis-it ourladymotherchurch.com, click on the Parishsoft logo on the right and create an account. Any ques-

tions, please contact the Rectory at 773-625-3369.

If you know of any Parishioner who is homebound, or temporarily homebound, and would like to have a Minister of Care bring them Communion, please contact Terri Kaisling, Faith Community Nurse, at 773-625-3369, Ext. 28.

Rosary

Come to the church Monday through Friday at 8 a.m. to pray the Rosary. This week’s intention is for Christian unity. We appreciate Lori G., John I., Eve-lyn K., Terri K., Gilda M., Mary M., Ted M., Jose-phine N., Emilie P., Stefania P., Joan R., Shirley S., and Milabelle T. for praying at least one Rosary for the weekly intention. If your name is not on the list, please call the rectory at 773-625-3369.

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2019 CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS

If you need a contribution statement for your 2019 tax-es, please contact the rectory at 773-625-3369 or at olmc.rectory@outlook.com. You can also print your own statement. Go to: ourladymotherchurch.com and click on the ParishSoft logo on the right.

RECTORY OFFICE HOUR CHANGE The Rectory office hours have been changed temporarily until further notice to:

Monday-Friday 9 am to 2pm

Catholic Book Club Now is the time to read The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen, and we will meet to dis-cuss it, on Sunday, February 2, from 10:00 to 10:50 a.m. in Hayes Center.

OFFICE CLOSED

In observance of the Martin Luther King Jr.

holiday, the office will be closed on Monday, January 20th. The office will reopen

on Tuesday at 9am.

Living Rosary

Pray one decade of the Rosary daily for the triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and in honor of St. Philomena. The Joyful Mysteries are prayed by Ted M.—Annunciation, Barb R.—Visitation, Josephine N.—Nativity, Ka-ren R.—Presentation of Jesus, Mary M.—Finding of Jesus, and the first two Lumi-nous Mysteries are prayed by Barb R.—Baptism of Jesus and Mary M.—Wedding at Cana. If you would like to pray one of the other three Luminous Mysteries, please call the rectory at 773-625-3369.

Bulletin Advertising

Did you know that our bulletin is completely subsi-dized by our Advertisers? Please be sure to thank them in the name of our Parish by utilizing their

products or services. If you would like to partici-pate as a sponsor or know someone who is interest-ed, please contact J.S. Paluch Company at 1-800-

566-6170.

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Ministers of Care Needed!

There are many within our Faith community who are unable to attend the communal Celebration of the Eu-charist. Like that of the Good Samaritan, Ministers of Care visit our homebound Parishioners proving a com-passionate presence and listening ear and share the Sac-rament of the Eucharist. In addition, they continue to provide the homebound with the connection to the Par-ish by sharing a Bulletin and discussing upcoming events.

If the Holy Spirit is calling you to this Ministry, formal training will be provided. This consists of five consecutive Tuesday evening sessions, two hours each, at Presence St. Benedict Nursing and Rehabil-

itation Center in Niles beginning January 28 through February 25, 2020. Contact Terri Kaisling, Faith Com-munity Nurse at 773-625-3368.Ext. 28 for more infor-mation.

Knights of Columbus Internships They are being offered this summer to students en-rolled in four-year bachelor’s degree or master’s degree programs. Departments that interns have worked in include accounting, actuarial, annuities, audit, communications, compliance, fraternal, hu-man resources, insurance, investments, information technology, legal, and project management. The paid internships include travel to New Haven, Con-necticut, and housing stipends. To apply, email a résumé and cover letter through February 1 to in-ternships@kofc.org

Easter Pilgrimage -- American Passion Play Bus Trip

We are going to see the American Passion Play in Bloomington, Illinois on Saturday, March 21, 2020 in the Easter Pilgrimage tradition that brings Christ's life closer to yours. Come with us and take a spiritual journey to travel with the living Christ, meet his Apostles and fol-low his ministry. The play is historically and biblically accurate, and is the oldest continu-ously performed Passion Play in the U.S. The play is 3 ½ hours long including intermission. We have chartered a motor coach that will leave the OLMC parking lot at 9 am. We will ar-rive in Bloomington for a lunch buffet at 11:30 am. The buffet includes roast beef and chick-en accompanied by potatoes and gravy, two vegetables, salad, rolls, dessert and a beverage. We will then see the play at 1:00 pm. Following the play at approximately 4:30 pm, we will begin our travel back home and make a stop for a light meal. We will return to OLMC be-

tween 7:30 and 8:00 pm. The cost of the trip is $75 per person and includes transportation, lunch and the performance (cost of light meal is not included). To reserve your spot, please come to the Rectory or drop an envelope with your check payment and name(s) of who will be attending in the collection basket. If you should have any questions, please contact the Rectory at 773-625-3369.

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Pro-Lifer's from O.L.M.C. and St. Eugene's gather at Daly Plaza to join the 6,000 person march that took place on January 11 in support of the sanctity of human life

There were many excellent speak-ers at the big rally which took place before the march. Among them were: Cardinal Blase Cupich, Con-gressman Dan Lipinski, and a col-lege student from "Students for Life" who said: "you don't have to kill your daughter to have a successful ca-reer."

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Altar Serving It is not just open to children anymore; adults are also welcome. This is a wonderful way to serve the Lord at Mass. If you are an adult who has helped out as an altar server on occasion, if you and your child would like to serve together as altar servers, if you have never been an altar server, but would be interested in becoming one now, if you and your spouse would like to serve togeth-er as altar servers, if you were an altar server growing up and would like to be an altar server again, if you and a friend would like to serve together as altar servers, if you serve in another ministry, and would also like to serve in this ministry, here is your opportunity to re-ceive training and be an altar server. Please contact the rectory at 773-625-3369, if you are interested. We look forward to hearing from you.

Stand Against Assissted Suicide and Support H.Con.Res. 79! Archbishop Joseph Naumann, Chairman of the USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities, and Archbishop Paul Coakley, Chairman of the USCCB Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, just asked the House of Representatives to support H. Con. Res. 79, a resolution expressing that assisted suicide is a “deadly, discriminatory and non-compassionate practice.” How you can help:

Use this action alert to send a message today to your Representative in the House urg-ing support for H.Con.Res. 79.

Share this alert with your friends and family. Send this alert in an email encouraging every-one you know to urge the Federal Govern-ment to reject assisted suicide.

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d’Vine Affair – January 26 The 19th Annual d’Vine Affair returns to The Union League Club of Chicago on Sunday, January 26 from 2 to 6 p.m. This elegant event features over 90 vintners from around the world pouring more than 250 of their pre-mium wines. Popular features include a craft & imported beer tasting room, a silent auction featuring unique experiences and special wine offerings, the live auction of a barrel of wine, a “Stock Your Cellar” raffle, and gourmet hors d’oeuvres and desserts. A special Wine Appreciation Seminar will be presented by Kevin Bratt, Concept Wine Director at Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab at 2:00 p. m. A Beer Appreciation Semi-nar will be presented by Samu Rahn, Specialty Import & Craft Brand Manager for Louis Glunz Beer, Inc. at 2:45 p. m. Reservations are $125 per person. Proceeds from the d’Vine Affair benefit Catholic Charities Self-Sufficiency Programs in Cook and Lake Counties. Make your reservation today by visiting www.catholiccharities.net/dvine or by contacting Dave Gardner, Director of Regional & Program Events, at (312) 655-7907 or dgardner@catholiccharities.net.

Pivotal Players Video Series Resumes

Divine Savior Church will con nue presen ng Bishop Robert Barron’s video series “Pivotal Players” on Jan-uary 15. These videos explore the lives of people who had a pivotal role in shaping the life of the Church and in changing the course of Western Civiliza on.

The hour-long videos and short discussions will be presented in the Divine Savior Parish Hall at 10:00 AM and again at 7:00 PM on the following schedule:

January 15 St. Catherine of Siena

February 19 St. John Henry Newman

April 1 GK Chesterton (author of the Father Brown stories)

May 13 Michaelangelo (ar st)

Join us as we explore the lives of these fascina ng people. Admission is free. We’re looking forward to seeing you!

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK

Catholic Schools Week begins Sunday, January 26 through Saturday, February 2. Schools typically observe the annual celebration week with Masses, open houses and other activities for students, families, parishioners and community members. Through these events, schools focus on the value Catholic education provides to young people and its contributions to our Church, our communities and our nation.

The Open House Schedule for our area schools is:

St. Eugene School: Sunday, January 26 from 12:30 to 2 pm.

Mary Seat of Wisdom School: Sunday, January 26 from 10 am to 1 pm.

St. Monica Academy: Sunday, January 26 at 10 am. to 1 pm.

Please contact any Catholic School to inquire about events during that week.

Our Lady, Mother of the Church 8747 West Lawrence Avenue Chicago, IL 60656 Phone: 773-625-3369 Fax: 773-625-0226 ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO Cardinal Blase Cupich Episcopal Vicar: Most Rev. John Manz D.D. PASTOR: Rev. Andrzej Bartosz anbartosz@archchicago.org ASSISTING PRIEST: Rev. James O’Brien DEACONS: Deacon Sonny & Mrs. Barbara Annoreno Deacon Ted & Mrs. Mary Marszalek Deacon Chris & Mrs. Peggy Virruso PARISH SECRETARY/BULLETIN EDITOR: olmc.rectory@outlook.com BOOKKEEPER: Ms. Monika Wawrzyniak PARISH NURSE: Ms. Terri Kaisling, RN at 773-625-3369 x 28 olmc.parishnurse@outlook.com DIRECTOR OF MUSIC & RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Ms. Josephine Stracek at 773-625-2273 olmc.musicministry@outlook.com FACILITIES & OFFICE: Mr. Bogusław Krolikowski, Mrs. Theresa Flynn PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL: Ms. Sandra Wilson FINANCE COMMITTEE: Ms. Rose Molas

RECTORY OFFICES HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 - 4pm Fri., 9 - 2pm PARISH WEBSITE: ourladymotherchurch.com ELECTRONIC GIVING: ourladymotherchurch.churchgiving.com PARISHIONERS DATABASE: chicago.parishsoftfamilysuite.com LITURGIES: Saturday Evening: 5:00pm Sunday: 9:00 & 11:00am; Weekday: 8:30am Holy Day: 8:30am & 7:00pm DEVOTIONS: Rosary: Monday - Friday, 8:00am Perpetual Help Novena: Tuesday , 9:00am Healing Prayer Group: Tuesday, following Mass Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: First Friday of the Month, 9:00am until 3:00pm RECONCILIATION / CONFESSION: Saturday: 4:00pm-4:30pm BAPTISMS / MARRIAGES / FUNERALS: Participants are expected to actively participate in preparation programs. Please make arrangements as far in advance as possible (Please make the church arrangements BEFORE setting dates with halls, caterers, etc.). FUNERAL arrange-ments are normally handled by your Funeral Director. VISITS TO THE SICK: Please call the rectory to arrange a visit to a parishioner who is homebound, in the hospital or in a nursing home. GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRY: This was formerly the St. Vincent dePaul Society. If you are in need of assistance, call the rectory. A member of the minis-try will meet with you to determine what help we can give.

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