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St. Mary Star of the Sea Church

TWENTY‐SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 27, 2020

6435 S. Kilbourn Ave. Chicago IL. 60629 Teleph0ne: 773.767.1246 FAX: 773.735.3894

Website: www.smsschurch.org

Mass Schedule/ Horario de Misas ……………………………….. Weekend/ Fin de Semana

Saturday/Sábado: 5:00 PM (English/Ingles)

Sunday/Domingo: 8:00 AM (Spanish/Español) 10:00 AM (English / Ingles)

12:00 PM (Spanish/Español)

6:00 PM (Bilingual/ Bilingüe)

Weekday Mass/Misa Diaria Monday–Saturday/ Lunes—Sábado: 8:30 AM (Bi‐Lingual ‐ Bi‐lingüe)

Confessions/Confesiones Saturday/Sábado: 3:00—4:00 pm (Bilingual/Bililngüe) or by appointment (o por cita)

Parish Office Hours/ Horario de Oficina Monday—Friday/ Lunes—Viernes: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Closed Saturday and Sunday Cerrado Sábado y Domingo

Have in you the same attitude that is in Jesus Christ.

Tengan los mismos sentimientos de Cristo Jesús

September 27, 2020 / 27 de septiembre de 2020

PARISH STAFF

Mrs. Colette Waickus

Business Manager

Mrs. Candice Usauskas School Principal

Directora de la Escuela

Rev. Roger Corrales-Diaz, Pastor Rev. Jesús Romero Galán, Associate Pastor Rev. Monsignor Michael Adams, Pastor Emeritus

Deacons/Diáconos Rev. Mr. Gregory Serratore

Rev. Mr. Jesse Navarro Rev. Mr. Jesus Ochoa

Rev. Mr. Angelo Cordoba

Mrs. Terry Navarro,

Pastoral Associate/DRE Directora de Educación Religiosa

Mrs. Giedre “Gia” Sokas, Music Director

Directora de Música

Mass Intentions/Intenciones de la Misa

Sunday, September 27 8:00 AM +Hermelinda De Los Santos (Spanish/Español) Federico Hernandez, cumpleaños Isamar Hernandez, cumpleaños +Olga Maria Calderon

10:00 AM +John Mical (English/Ingles) +Emilie Mech +Ed Wisz Victor Valazquez +William Bucko, Jr. +Bud, Agnes and Mickey Bilek +Karlla Paskuly +Eleanor Grzetich

12:00 PM +Juan Jose Garcia, 1st aniversario (Spanish/Español) +Eleanor Grzetich The Family of Rosa H. Jimenez y Jaime Cervantes Rosa H. Jimenez y Jaime Cervantes, 26° aniversario de bodas

6:00PM St. Mary’s Parishioners (Bi‐Lingual/Bi‐Lingüe)

Monday, September 28 8:30 AM +Jose Guadalupe Torres

Tuesday, September 29 8:30 AM Thanksgiving to St. Michael, St. Gabriel and St. Raphael, Archangels Living and Deceased Members of the Mike and Maria Fuentes, Melo and Collins Families

Wednesday, September 30 8:30 AM +Bonaventura De Los Santos, +Trinidad Ramirez and +Joaquin Gonzalez, along with all their deceased family members

Thursday, October 1 8:30 AM All Priests — Living and Deceased

Friday, October 2 8:30 AM Thanksgiving to the Holy Guardian Angels Maiellaro Family Conversion of Sinners

Saturday, October 3 8:30 AM Maiellaro Family 5:00 PM +Stanley Kisielowski, 11th Anniversary +John Bryja, 1st Anniversary +Annabelle Thorpe

Sunday, October 4 8:00 AM +Rafael Trevino (Spanish/Español)

10:00 AM +John Mical +Rita Gruszka (English/Ingles) +Casimir and Lottie Dzkodzinski Kaczynski Family Joan Fabiano +Bud, Agnes and Mickey Bilek Living and Deceased Members of the Altar & Rosary Society

12:00 PM +Enrique Arrollo, 1° aniversario (Spanish/Español) +Rosa Aranda, 10 month aniversario +Emelia Mejia +Sabina Ambriz +Prudencia Vega +Mauricio Calderon

6:00PM St. Mary’s Parishioners (Bi‐Lingual/Bi‐Lingüe)

Rosary after 8:30 AM Mass (daily)

Rosario después de Misa de 8:30 AM (diario)

Changing My Mind Jesus was a rabbi or teacher. People came to hear what he had to say. Some liked what he said and followed him. Others heard him, thought he was crazy and left. Those in places of authority in the church like the chief priests, elders, scribes and Pharisees didn’t usually like what he said but they kept coming back. Mostly they were trying to gather evidence against him. Jesus used several different methods when he was teaching the crowds. Often he used parables. A parable is a story that teaches a lesson. Many times he would tell a parable and then ask those who were listening to him a question about the parable. In Matthew’s Gospel that we hear today, Jesus does just that. He tells the story of two sons. The father asks each of them to go out and work in the vineyard. The first one said he would not go, but later changed his mind and went to work. The second one said “Yes sir” but didn’t go. Jesus asked the crowd which of the two sons did the father’s will. They answered that the first one did the father’s will. It is interesting how Jesus makes those listening to him think. He doesn’t usually give a response to his own question, rather invites the answer. He engages his listeners to look at what he has presented and make up their own minds. Once they have voiced their opinions Jesus responds. He turns the situation presented back on them. Can they see themselves in the story? Jesus uses the same method today with me. Every time I hear or read the Gospel, I am invited into the story of Jesus. The parable may not be as pertinent to my life today, but the message is. Do I do the will of my Father? Do I profess to do it, but not really live it? Am I a living example to others of what it means to live the will of my Father? Do I say no but later regret my choice and change my mind? Jesus is posing these questions to me today. He also tells me that I have people in my life who point out the

way of righteousness but sometimes I ignore them. Jesus gives me the chance over and over again to change my

mind, my way of living, and to believe in him and follow his example. Do I allow Jesus and his message to change

my mind?

Twenty‐sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time / Vigésimo sexton Domingo del Tiempo Ordinrio

Our Weekly Reflection/Nuestra reflexión seminal Mrs. (Sra.) Terry Navarro

Cambiando de Opinión Jesús fue un rabino o maestro. La gente vino a escuchar lo que tenía que decir. A algunos les gustó lo que

dijo y lo siguieron. Otros lo escucharon, pensaron que estaba loco y se fueron. A los que ocupaban puestos de autoridad en la iglesia, como los principales sacerdotes, los ancianos, los escribas y los fariseos, por lo general no les gustaba lo que decía, pero seguían volviendo. En su mayoría, estaban tratando de reunir pruebas en su contra.

Jesús usó varios métodos diferentes cuando estaba enseñando a las multitudes. A menudo usaba parábolas. Una parábola es una historia que enseña una lección. Muchas veces contaba una parábola y luego preguntaba sobre la parábola a quienes lo escuchaban. En el Evangelio de Mateo que escuchamos hoy, Jesús hace precisamente eso. Cuenta la historia de dos hijos. El padre les pide a cada uno que salga a trabajar en la viña. El primero dijo que no iría, pero luego cambió de opinión y se puso a trabajar. El segundo dijo "Sí señor", pero no fue. Jesús preguntó a la multitud cuál de los dos hijos hacía la voluntad del padre. Respondieron que el primero hizo la voluntad del padre.

Es interesante cómo Jesús hace pensar a quienes lo escuchan. No suele dar una respuesta a su propia pregunta, más bien invita a la respuesta. Invita a sus oyentes a mirar lo que ha presentado y tomar sus propias decisiones. Una vez que han expresado sus opiniones, Jesús responde. Les devuelve la situación presentada. ¿Pueden verse a sí mismos en la historia? Jesús usa el mismo método hoy conmigo. Cada vez que escucho o leo el Evangelio, me invitan a la historia de Jesús. Puede que la parábola no sea tan pertinente para mi vida hoy, pero el mensaje sí lo es. ¿Hago la voluntad de mi Padre? ¿Profeso hacerlo, pero no lo vivo realmente? ¿Soy un ejemplo vivo para los demás de lo que significa vivir la voluntad de mi Padre? ¿Digo que no, pero luego me arrepiento de mi elección y cambio de opinión? Jesús me plantea estas preguntas hoy. También me dice que tengo personas en mi vida que me señalan el

camino de la justicia, pero a veces las ignoro. Jesús me da la oportunidad una y otra vez de cambiar de opinión, mi forma de vivir, creer en él y seguir su ejemplo. ¿Permito que Jesús y su mensaje cambien mi forma de pensar?

WEDDING BANNS/ AMONESTACIONES

I Ismael Gutierres and Angelica Mosqueda

BAPTISMS/BAUTISMOS We welcome the following to the family of God and the community of St. Mary’s:

Cesar Perez, Jr.

Good Friday Collection/Colecta de Viernes Santo $ 391

Weekly Offerings/ Colecta Semanal

September 13, 2020 13 de septiembre de 2020

Sunday’s Collection/Colecta Dominical $ 4,777

Weekly Contributions Needed/Contribución semanal necesaria: $10,500

For income tax records or school record requirements, please use your WHITE Sunday envelopes mailed to you! Para el registro de impuestos o requisitos escolares, por favor use los sobres BLANCOS enviados a usted por correo!

MATCHING GIFTS Please check with your employer to see if matching gifts are made to the charity of the employee’s choice. Perhaps St. Mary Star of the Sea can benefit.

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Thank you for your support and generosity! Gracias por su apoyo y generosidad!


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FAMILIAR INSIGHTS Spiritual teachers tend to repeat themselves, and to repeat other teachers. Maybe there really aren’t that many different truths to tell. Just a lot of slow, sleepy human beings—like us—who need to hear the basics over and over. Consider today’s readings. People complain God isn’t “fair,” and Ezekiel answers that God is more than fair. People choose their own fates, and people can change. Even evildoers can turn, do right, and live. “Actions speak louder than words.” A fresh new insight? Hardly. Paul tells the Philippians that he would truly be encouraged if those who claimed to be believers would, in fact, look to others’ interests and not their own. “The proof of the pudding is in the eating.” A novel idea? I don’t think so. In Jesus’ story of the farmer and his sons, everyone knows that the one who said he wouldn’t work—but did—is way ahead of the one who said he would work—but didn’t. “Talk is cheap.” Heard that before?

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SAINT THÉRÈSE OF THE CHILD JESUS (1873‐1897)

October 1 “The cornerstone’s dated 1872, but the stained glass is much later,” explained the pastor, astonished when his visitor accurately dated it to just before the Great Depression, explaining, “The window for the Little Flower”—Thérèse’s nickname—“gives it away.” From her canonization in 1925, her statues and windows adorn most churches where European immigrants worshiped. Entering Carmel at fifteen, victim of tuberculosis at twenty‐four, Thérèse proposed her “Little Way” to sanctity: doing ordinary tasks with extraordinary love. Thus ordinary Catholics, many of whom had lost loved ones to tuberculosis, embraced her. Though she never left her cloister, this Carmelite’s spiritual communion and devoted correspondence with missionaries earned her the title Patroness of Missions. Her autobiography, Story of a Soul, continuously in print since her death, chronicles her prayerful perseverance through doubt and caused her to be the youngest person ever named a Doctor of the Church. Countless physical healings and spiritual conversions testify to her fulfillment of her deathbed promise: “After my death, I will let fall a shower of roses. I will spend my heaven doing good upon earth!” —Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

ENSEÑANZAS FAMILIARES Los maestros espirituales suelen repetir sus enseñanzas, y repetir las de otros maestros. Quizás no existen muchas verdades diferentes que decir. Sólo muchos seres humanos lentos y aletargados, como nosotros, que necesitan oír lo básico una y otra vez. Considera, por ejemplo las lecturas de hoy. La gente se queja de que Dios no es “justo” y Ezequiel responde que Dios es más que justo. Las personas eligen su propio destino, y las personas pueden cambiar. Hasta los malhechores pueden cambiar de rumbo, hacer lo que es justo, y vivir. “Los hechos valen más que las palabras”. ¿Un nuevo discernimiento? Para nada. Pablo dice a los filipenses que lo llenarían de alegría si los que claman ser creyentes, de hecho, buscan el interés de los otros y no el propio. “Obras son amores y no buenas razones”. ¿Una idea novedosa? No lo creo. En el relato de Jesús del viñador y sus dos hijos, todos saben que el que dijo que no trabajaría, pero lo hizo le lleva la delantera al que dijo que trabajaría, pero no lo hizo. “Fácil es hablar”. ¿Ya lo oíste antes?

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SANTA TERESITA DEL NIÑO JESÚS (1873‐1897)

1o de octubre

Teresita es la más joven de las doctoras de la Iglesia, pues murió a los 24 años, víctima de la tuberculosis. Jamás salió del convento carmelita en que vivía, pero siempre oró intensamente

por los sacerdotes y los misioneros, llegando a ser la patrona de las misiones. Su vida no fue fácil, pues quedó huérfana de madre a los 4 años y se vio forzada a emigrar a otra ciudad con su padre y tres hermanas María, Paulina y Celina. Desde los 9 años se dio cuenta de que quería ser carmelita, pero su edad se lo impedía, hasta que a los 15 años le pide personalmente al Papa León XIII que le otorgue el permiso para ser admitida como religiosa carmelita. Así fue. Como religiosa destacó por la profundidad de su relación con Dios y la austeridad con que vivía, practicando la oración y la mortificación cristiana, pese a una salud muy delicada. Respecto a sus sufrimientos escribió: “He llegado a un punto en el que me es imposible sufrir, porque todo sufrimiento es dulce”. Fue canonizada en 1925.

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MT. ASSISIS MONTHLY MORNINGS OF REFLECTION ARE BACK!

"Growing in Grace and Holiness" Women's Monthly Morning of Reflection

Wednesday, October 14th 10:00‐1:30

Each month's Morning of Reflection includes prayer, meditation, and time for sharing.

Continental Breakfast and Lunch will be served. $30 Donation requested.

The event will take place at the Mount Assisi Center (former high school) 13860 Main St.

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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Did you ever notice how often the angels are referred to during Mass? We commonly meet them in the Confiteor (“I ask blessed Mary, every virgin, all the angels and saints”), prefaces (“with angels and archangels and the whole company of heaven”), the Roman Canon (“we pray that your angel may take this sacrifice”), and Eucharistic Prayer IV (“countless hosts of angels stand before you to do your will”). This week angels abound as we celebrate Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael on September 29th and will honor the Guardian Angels on October 2. September 29 was originally the feast day for Michael alone. Gabriel and Raphael joined him in the 1969 reform of the Church calendar. The celebration of the Guardian Angels has been observed since the sixteenth century in Spain. Pope Clement X assigned the feast to the first free day after St. Michael’s in 1670, and there it has remained. Take some time this week to reflect on these, God’s messengers and our protectors, and maybe even celebrate with a little angel food cake!

—James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

TESOROS DE NUESTRA TRADICIÓN ¿Alguna vez notó con qué frecuencia se hace referencia a los ángeles durante la misa? Los encontramos comúnmente en el Confiteor ("Pido a María bendita, a toda virgen, a todos los ángeles y santos"), prefacios ("con ángeles y arcángeles y toda la compañía del cielo"), el Canon Romano ("rogamos que tu ángel puede tomar este sacrificio ”), y la Plegaria Eucarística IV (“innumerables huestes de ángeles están ante ti para hacer tu voluntad”). Esta semana abundan los ángeles mientras celebramos a Miguel, Gabriel y Rafael el 29 de septiembre y honraremos a los Ángeles de la Guarda el 2 de octubre. El 29 de septiembre fue originalmente el día de la fiesta solo para Miguel. Gabriel y Rafael se unieron a él en la reforma de 1969 del calendario de la Iglesia. La celebración de los Ángeles de la Guarda se celebra desde el siglo XVI en España. El Papa Clemente X asignó la fiesta al primer día libre después de San Miguel en 1670, y ahí ha permanecido. Tómese un tiempo esta semana para reflexionar sobre estos, los mensajeros de Dios y nuestros protectores. ¡Y tal vez incluso celebre con un pequeño pastel de ángel!

—James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

THE QUEEN HAS RETURNED! The Queen of Hearts Raffle is returning! We will be selling tickets at the rectory, Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM until 7:00 PM. Our next drawing will be on Tuesday, September 29th at 6:30 PM in the rectory. (Join us on Facebook Live.) Our future drawings will be held every two weeks! When the Queen of Hearts is revealed, the winner will receive 1/2 of the jackpot. Weekly winners will receive $50.

¡LA REINA HA REGRESADO! ¡Vuelve la rifa de la Reina de Corazones! Estaremos vendiendo boletos en la rectoría, de lunes a viernes de 9:00 A M. a 7:00 P M. Nuestro próximo sorteo será el martes 29 de septiembre a las 6:30 PM en la rectoría. (Únase a nosotros en Facebook Live). ¡Nuestros futuros sorteos se llevarán a cabo cada dos semanas! Cuando encuentren la Reina de Corazones, el ganador recibirá la mitad del premio mayor. Los ganadores semanales recibirán $50.


THE WOMEN’S CENTER OCTOBER NEWS

VIRTUAL BABY BOTTLE PROJECT: October is Respect Life Month and The Women’s Center needs your help more than ever. Each year, the Baby Bottle Project has been our major fundraising effort. Because of your generosity we have been able to save a multitude of Mothers and their babies from the sorrow of abortion. With parish Mass attendance restricted, the traditional distribution of physical baby bottles will be limited.

Because of these uncertain times, we are inaugurating a Virtual Baby Bottle Project. We thank you for your past generosity. You can make your donation at www.gotwc.org. Please we sure to note your parish or organization name so that we can thank the entire group for their generosity. VOUNTEERS NEEDED: A volunteer is needed Wednesdays and Saturdays at our Evergreen Park office for light office work. For more info call us at 708‐320‐4066. SEEKING FAMILY ROOM DONATIONS: We need car seats for 20 to 40 lb., plus infant car seat/carriers (by law all car seats must be less than 7 years old), high chairs, strollers, baby carriers, pack n plays, toddler beds, cribs (no drop down sides), exersaucers and baby swings. We have a great need for baby food and all brands of baby formula (especially Enfamil Formula‐the yellow box). All baby food must be in date. Also needed are diapers in sizes 4, 5 and 6 only and diaper bags, receiving blankets, new pacifiers, baby wipes, baby shampoo, lotion, and breast pumps. These items cannot be picked up unless accompanied by baby furniture. The families who receive them are grateful for your generosity. For more information, please call 773‐794‐1313.

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