The Catholic Faith Community of

St. Daniel the Prophet

“All are welcome in this place.”

St. Daniel the Prophet Catholic Church 5300 South Natoma Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60638

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time January 19, 2020

Erica Martinez-Brennan, Joe Gorz, Diane Grzesak, Breeanna Villalpando, Steven and Melinda Kaiser, Walter and Josephine Ogiela, Wladyslawa Choragwicki, Mary Mrugala, Maryln Homan, Rich and Denise Jandura, Nancy Sobczak, Marilyn Roventini,

Rachel Dusek, Nancy Malek, Terri Rendon, Anne Kerchowski, Rosemary and Bob Kliver, Jules Chevigny

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Saturday, January 18 5:00 Alice and Jerry Smoot, Richard Sullivan, Fr. Lawrence

Malcolm, Nick Zabrinas, Mary Czworniak, Deacon Al Malec, Mary Dalfonso, Leonard Musich, Armandina and Herbert Milburn (hlth and blsg)

Sunday, January 19 6:30 Parishioners 7:30 Jan Walus 9:00 Art and Corrinne Otowski, Rita Bowbal, Steve Honn,

Joe Sepulveda, Fred and Elsie Mondt, John Hycner 10:15 Stanley and Rita Zeglicz, Ludwik, Stefania, Franciszek

Wiktoria, & Stanislaw Lesnicki, Wladyslaw and Aniela Zagata, Theresa Fulbright

11:45 Fr. Matthew Mulligan 1:00 Stanislaw Jackowski (75th Birthday), Anna and

Anastazy and Ryszard Dawidowicz, Stanislaw Smalec, Stanislaw and Anna Sieczka, Jan Wroblewski

6:00 Fr. Lawrence Malcolm Monday, January 20 7:30 Lucille and Anthony Hatzis, Stanislaw Smalec Tuesday, January 21 7:30 Stanislaw Smalec, Jim Gibbons

Wednesday, January 22 7:30 Fr. Lawrence Malcolm 6:00 Stanislaw Samlec Thursday, January 23 7:30 Edward Bojazynski Jr. (21st ann), Deacon Al Malec

(12th ann), Stanislaw Smalec Friday, January 24 7:30 Purgatorial Society, John Tkachuk, Stanley, Eleanor

and Ronald Lubert, Audrey Gasparas, Stanley Smalec Saturday, January 25 7:30 James McKinley, Stanislaw Smalec, Jim Gibbons 5:00 Alice and Jerry Smoot, Richard Sullivan, Fr. Lawrence

Malcolm, Nick Zabrinas, Leonard Musich, Andrew Kociper (22nd ann), George and Jeanette Seperich, Sophie Pietrenka

Sunday, January 26 6:30 Parishioners 7:30 Marianna Kapusciarz, Jan Tuzim (5th ann), Elizabeth

Tuzim-Wiatr (28th ann), Anna Liszka 9:00 Fr. Lawrence Malcolm, Steve Honn, Mary O’Donnell 10:15 Stanley, Rita and Janie Zeglicz, Deacon Al Malec (12th

ann), John Hycner, Bruno Andriacchi (5th ann) 11:45 Elaine Papan 1:00 Stanislaw Smalec, Anna, Anastazy and Ryszard

Dawidowicz, Joseph Niemyjski, Jan Wroblewski, Stanislaw and Anne Sieczka

6:00 Deacon Charles Burke

Pray for those who have died:

Roman Golas, Christine Durso

Pray for the Sick of our Parish

Society of St. Vincent de Paul St. Daniel the Prophet Conference

In this Sunday’s Gospel, we find that Jesus “...went around all of Galilee teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom, and curing every disease and illness among the people.” This month, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to proclaim the good news of the kingdom to poor.

If you know of someone who is in the hospital, nursing home or homebound and would like a visit from one of our St. Vincent de Paul Vincentians, please call us at 312-608-6517.

The Tabernacle Candle is lit this week in loving memory of Beata Kowalski

January 25 5:00 Fr. John Noga assisted and preaching by Deacon Bob January 26 6:30 Fr. John Noga assisted and preaching by Deacon Bob 7:30 Fr. Slawomir Kurc 9:00 Fr. Richie Mercado assisted by Deacon Adam 10:15 Fr. Richie Mercado assisted by Deacon Adam 11:45 Fr. Joseph Stobba 1:00 Fr. Slawomir Kurc 6:00 Fr. Joseph Stobba

Presiders

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THE CALL TO PRAYER Let us pause to take time out for a few minutes of prayer. The Lord be with you. And with your spirit. A reading from the holy Gospel according to : John John the Baptist saw Jesus coming toward him and said, “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world. He is the one of whom I said, ‘A man is coming after me who ranks ahead of me because he existed before me.’ I did not know him, but the reason why I came baptizing with water was that he might be made known to Israel.” John testified further, saying, “I saw the Spirit come down like a dove from heaven and remain upon him. I did not know him, but the one who sent me to baptize with water told me, ‘On whomever you see the Spirit come down and remain, he is the one who will baptize with the Holy Spirit.’ Now I have seen and testified that he is the Son of God.” Reflection Question: The psalmist sings, “I have waited, waited for the Lord.” Patience is a difficult spiritual virtue to cultivate. How do you “wait on the Lord” and what practices help you in times where patience is required? Group Discussion or Meditation: Say the Our Father Concluding Prayer: Almighty ever-living God, who, govern all things, both in heaven and on earth, mercifully hear the pleading of your people and bestow your peace on our times. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen

PLEASE MAKE A MEATLOAF FOR THE HOMELESS

Our wonderful volunteers from St Daniel's will be going to SW Chicago Homeless Services Facility (formerly Known as PADS) this Tuesday January 21st. If you are willing to make a meatloaf please drop it off at the rectory (5300 S Natoma Ave.) no later than 5:00 PM on that date. Also needed are large 1 quart cans of gravy, boxes of instant potatoes, extra large bags of corn or mixed vegetables and loaves of bread. Thanks To All who donated various food, baked goods, clothing and toiletries and to our wonderful volunteers that came to the shelter to help out. Your help is greatly appreciated and made a big difference during the Christmas Season when a hungry person can sit down and have a nice hot supper. One note for this season, the program will run through March 2020: shortened by one month. The shelter has reduced service days to 4 days per week: Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays ONLY. If you have any questions, please call Gary at 773-919-3192. “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me…” ~Matthew 25:35

We are in great need of Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors for all of our English Masses. If you are interested in joining one or both of these rewarding ministries please call the rectory and we will give your name

and number to the person in charge of the Mass you would like to minister at.

SAVE THE DATES:

Adult Appreciation Dinner:

When: Saturday, February 8th at 6:00 PM Where: Brennan Hall Theme: Murder Mystery - Audience participation

Celebrate Paczki Day Come join us on Saturday, February 22nd at 6 PM in Brennan Hall for some great food (roast pork, polish sausage, sauerkraut, pierogi and of course paczki), great music (The Red & White Band), and share it all with great people. Tickets are $20.00 per person and can be purchased at the rectory, Monday through Friday from 9 AM until 8 PM and on Saturday, 9 AM until 3 PM.

Blessing of the Throats February 3rd is the Feast of St. Blaise the Patron Saint of throat illnesses. Throats will be blessed after the 5 PM Mass on Saturday, February 1st and after all masses on Sunday, February 2nd.

Celebrate the Heart, for men and woman, will take place on Sunday, February 23, 2020 at the Oak Lawn Hilton, 9333 S. Cicero Ave in Oak Lawn. There will be a liturgy focusing on well-being and spiritual renewal, a delicious brunch, and a keynote presentation by interventional cardiologist Chadi Nouneh, M.D, F.A.C.C, F.S.C.A.I., Cardiology Medical Directory at Little Company of Mary Hospital. Dr. Nouneh will discuss the full range of state-of-the-art screening, diagnostic, and treatment options offered a L.C.M.H. for cardiovascular disease. The time is 8:30am to noon. Tickets to Celebrate the Heart are $45.00 per person or $320.00 for a table of eight. To register, visit www.LCMH.org or call 708-229-5830. The deadline for reservations is February 19, 2020.

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Monday, January 20 7:00 PM Rosary/Benediction; Church

7:00 PM Parish Pastoral Council Meeting; Parish Center Room 1 7:30 PM Respect Life Meeting; St. Vincent de Paul Room 7:30 PM Knights of Columbus 4th Degree; Brennan Hall

No School Tuesday, January 21

6:00 PM Legion of Mary; Kelly Parish Center Room 2 6:30 PM Religious Education Class; School

8:00 PM Religious Education Staff Meeting; Brennan Hall Wednesday, January 22 6:00 PM Polish Novena

7:00 PM Holy Hour Prayers for Vocations; Adoration Chapel 7:30 PM Al-Anon; St. Vincent de Paul Room

Thursday, January 23 1:30 PM School Early Dismissal 4:00 PM Music Director; Church 6:30 PM Parish Choir; Church

7:00 PM R.C.I.A. Class; St. Vincent de Paul Room Friday, January 24

1:00 PM Art/Book Fair Set-Up; Brennan Hall 1:15 PM School Mass; Church

5:00 PM Pinewood Derby Set-Up; Mulligan Hall Saturday, January 25

8:00 AM Art/Book Fair Set-Up; Brennan Hall 9:00 AM RESPOND; Mulligan Hall

9:00 AM Polish School; School 11:00 PM Pine Wood Derby; Mulligan Hall

Sunday, January 26 9:00 AM School Family Mass; Church 10:00 AM School Open House; School 10:00 AM Art/Book Fair; Brennan Hall

4:00 PM Robotics; Mulligan Hall 7:00 PM AA; Kelly Parish Center 1

WEEKLY CALENDAR Health Quest - Respect for Life. This week we commemorate the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v Wade (January 22, 1973) that legalized abortion on demand in our country. Since then, over 50 million lives have been lost to abortion. The following quotes from Pope Francis give us ideas to ponder regarding the gift of life: “The right to life is the first human right.” “All life has inestimable value; even the weakest and most vulnerable, the sick, the old, the unborn and the poor, are masterpieces of God’s creation, made in his own image, destined to live forever, and deserving of the utmost reverence and respect.” Your Parish Nurses

Joyful Again! Widowed Ministry Joyful Again! Is a unique peer ministry based program designed to help widowed persons move, with God’s help, through bereavement toward spiritual and emotional wholeness. The program has been created for those who have been widowed four months or more. Though there is a religious basis to the presentations, persons of any religion affiliation are welcomed to attend. Retreat Dates are: March 14th and 15th at Our Lady of the Angels, House of Prayer, (Mt. Assisi Center Bldg.) 13820 Main Street, Lemont, IL. (near Cog Hill) This site is overnight only. (no commuters) or June 27th and 28th, at St. Julie’s Parish, Tinley Park, IL. (near Harlem Ave. and 159th St.) No overnight available. Contact Information for Joyful Again: P.O. Box 1365, La Grange Park, IL., 60526-9465 - Ph. 708-354-7211 email: joyfulagain7211@gmail.com - Website: www.joyfulagain.org. Important: Register early, space is limited.

QUEEN OF HEARTS

Help support St. Daniel the Prophet Parish and School.

Queen of Hearts fundraiser at Bobby G’s Bar

6843 W. Archer Avenue

Tickets are 6 for $5.00 and can be purchased at Bobby G’s Bar,

Applicable taxes apply to prizes over $600

On Friday, January 10th, #28 was pulled, the Nine of Hearts. The current Jackpot is $11,471.00

We would like to thank the St. Daniel “Festival Choir” for sounding so beautiful at the Christmas Day Mass! We appreciate all the hard work and extra practices with the new Hand Bells , Trumpet and Timpani!

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St. Daniel the Prophet School celebrates Catholic Schools Week January 26 – February 1

Come visit our classrooms to see what our students Learn, how they Serve God and others, and how they prepare to Lead and Succeed while

Building the Kingdom of God through their words and actions!

Why choose St. Daniel the Prophet School? • Faith-based education with weekly Masses and sacramental preparation. • PreK-4 and PreK-3 programs. • Inclusive education program. • Strong technology program including laptops, iPads, Chromebooks, interactive white boards, and one-to-one technology in Grades 6 – 8. • Spanish instruction Grades 4 – 8. • Sports and extracurricular programs. • Daily Extended Care Program (opens at 6:30 am & after school until 6:00 pm) • Hot lunch program. • See stdan.net or visit our Facebook page for more information. Registration for new families for the 2020-2021 school year begins at the school on January 26, 2020 from 10:15 a.m. – Noon. Call 773-586-1225 for more information.

We look forward to celebrating Catholic Schools Week with you!

Sunday, January 26, 2020 Family Mass 9:00 a.m. Open House, Art Fair, and Book Fair 10:15 a.m. – Noon

A 2016 National Blue Ribbon School

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Would you like to help provide a child with a quality Catholic education here at St. Daniel the Prophet School? The State of Illinois created a tax credit scholarship program through the “Invest in Kids” Act that is mutually beneficial to students and donors. It provides a 75 percent Illinois State income tax credit to individuals who contribute money to fund scholarships for students to attend private schools. Eligible students from low-income families in Illinois may use these scholarships to attend a non-public school of their choice, including the Archdiocese of Chicago Catholic schools in Cook and Lake Counties. 2 FOR 1 MATCHING PROGRAM: To increase the funds available for scholarships next year, several donors have partnered with the scholarship granting organization Empower Illinois and the Archdiocese of Chicago to create a matching gift pool. Every dollar donated to this program through Empower Illinois between Dec. 1, 2019 and Feb. 29, 2020 and designated to an Archdiocesan school will be matched with two dollars from this pool (limitations apply). This means that if you donate $1,000, your donation will have a net cost of $250 (you get $750 back on your state taxes) and your donation will provide a total of $3,000 to use for student scholarships. Won’t you please consider donating to this wonderful cause? You can specifically designate your donation for St. Daniel the Prophet School. Please see this link for all the information you need to make a donation https://schools.archchicago.org/donating-to-a-tax-credit-scholarship If you have any questions, please call the St. Daniel the Prophet School office at 773-586-1225 Thank you, Mrs. Cynthia Zabilka, Principal

The Youth of Divine Mercy Club at St. Daniel the Prophet School made 31 fleece blankets for nap time for children in the Head Start program sponsored by Catholic Charities in the Joliet Diocese. They also made 8 fleece scarves. The blankets and scarves carry a tag that says "Handmade with Love." The Club's mission is to help others realize that one of the ways we show Jesus' love is by serving others with our hearts and hands.

Styczeń 19, 2020 Page 7 I I NIEDZIELA ZWYKŁA Wieczna Lampka przy Głównym Ołtarzu naszego kościoła. Drodzy Państwo w 2009 roku podczas Adwentu rozpoczęliśmy intencje Wiecznej Lampki świecącej się przy Głównym Ołta-rzu od tego czasu świeca ta zawsze pali się w intencji bliskiej nam zmarłej osoby. Świeca ta świeci się 24 godziny na dobę przez siedem dni w tygodniu za jedna tylko dusze. Każdego tygodnia w biuletynie jest wymieniona intencja, w jakiej pali się Wieczna Lampka. Jeśli ktoś z Państwa jest zainteresowany taką oto intencją proszę przyjść do kancelarii i wybrać sobie datę kiedy chcieliby-ście zapalić lampkę w intencji kogoś, kto jest bliski Waszemu sercu. Donacja $20.00. Zapraszamy do wspólnej modlitwy za naszych bliskich.

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Spotkania odbywają się w dwie soboty w miesiącu od godz. 3:00 do 6:00 wie-czorem. Katechezy polegają na dzieleniu się doświadczeniami z życia rodzinnego i prowadzone są przez kapłana oraz osoby świeckie, które ukończyły specjalistycz-ne studia w zakresie teologii małżeństwa. Uczestnicy katechez otrzymają materiały (książki i artykuły pomocnicze, płytę DVD). Bardzo serdecznie zapraszamy do parafii Św. Daniela i prosimy o wcześniejsze potwierdzenie uczestnictwa. Zapisy przyjmuje pani Grażyny Staszel, pod numerem telefonu (773) 720 1607; email: gstaszel@gmail.com

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Pączki Day - zapusty u Św. Daniela, czyli ostatnie dni Karnawału.

Polska Wspólnota przy para-fii Św. Daniela ma przyjemność zaprosić Parafian i Gości na „zapusty” - „Pączki Day”. W programie ciepły posiłek, pączki, ciasto, napoje, dobra muzyka i tańce.

Pączki Day - Sobota, 22 Lutego, 2020 - Brenen Hall, sala pod szkołą - rozpoczęcie o godz. 6:00 PM.

Bilety wstępu w cenie $ 20, można nabywać w Kancelarii Parafialnej i po polskich Mszach św.

Serdecznie zapra-

szamy na miłą zabawę, której towarzyszyć i

przygrywać będzie ze-spół

Serdecznie zapraszamy na miłą zabawę.

POZNAĆ TAJEMNICĘ IMIENIA

Na progu Nowego Testamentu stanął „człowiek posłany od Boga - Jan było mu na imię. Przyszedł on na świadectwo, aby zaświadczyć o Światłości”. Jan - „Głos” wołający o prostotę ludz-kich dróg przed Bogiem - spełnił swoje posłannictwo wskazaniem na Jezusa jako „Baranka Bożego, który gładzi grzech świata”. W wypowiedzi Jana dostrzegamy pewien niepokój i napięcie ści-śle związane z tym imieniem. Imię to jest dramatycznym świadectwem miłości Boga, który posłał swojego Syna na świat, aby „życie swoje oddał na okup za wielu”. Imię to w sposób bezpośredni nawiązywało do cierpiącego Sługi Jahwe z Księgi proroka Izajasza oraz do baranka paschalnego z Księgi Wyjścia. W tym wypadku odkrywa ono i wskazuje na Jezu-sa z Nazaretu, który wypełni niezwykłą rolę „zgładzenia grzechów świata”. To On - według świadectwa Jana - jest Tym, który ma wzrastać; Tym, który ma chrzcić Duchem Świętym i ogniem; który jest Synem Bożym. Imię Jezusa Chry-stusa i nierozerwalnie związany z nim tytuł: „Baranek Boży” jest nie tylko historycznym wspomnieniem, ale spełnia ono w dziejach świata rolę Wydarze-nia... Ono nadal trwa i jest niezbędnym „Miejscem” zbaw-czych spotkań Boga z każdym człowiekiem. Oznacza to, że czło-wiek w swoich dziejach nie może stworzyć sobie „innego miej-sca”, innego imienia, w którym mógłby być zbawiony. Prawdę tę potwierdza cały Nowy Testament. Na przykład św. Paweł nazywa Koryntian tymi, „którzy zostali uświęceni w Jezusie Chrystusie i powołani do świętości wespół ze wszystkimi, którzy na każdym miejscu wzywają imienia Pana naszego Jezusa Chrystusa, ich i naszego Pana”. W Jezusie Chrystusie, Baranku Bożym, każdy człowiek może odnaleźć nowe imię Boga, które wyraża Jego bliskość i miłość. To imię nie przestaje być dla człowieka i jego świata Znakiem nadziei i Światłem na drogach poszukiwań jedności i pokoju. Wyrazem tego są słowa zapisane w Orędziu Jana Pawła II na Światowy Dzień Pokoju 1 stycznia 2002 roku: „Ogłaszanie się terrorystą w imię Boga, zadawanie gwałtu człowiekowi w imię Boga jest profanacją religii. Przemoc terrorystyczna jest przeciwna wierze w Boga, Stwórcę człowieka, który troszczy się o niego i kocha go. Stoi ona w sprzeczności szczególnie z wiarą w Chry-stusa Pana, który uczył swych uczniów modlitwy: „Przebacz nam nasze winy, jak i my przebaczamy tym, którzy przeciw nam zawi-nili”. Początek nowego wieku nakłada na nas wszystkich, a zwłaszcza na ludzi wzywających imienia Bożego, imienia Jezusa Chrystusa, szczególne zadania: przywrócenia jedności Kościoła oraz poszukiwania dróg prawdziwego pokoju”. Nie pozwól, aby Boże Słowo, Słowo Baranka Bożego pozosta-ło na półce, nie pozwól, aby było zakurzone i nierozpoznane. Nie jest ono tylko dobrą radą, choć też ma moc oczyszczenia. „Wy już jesteście czyści — mówił Jezus do uczniów — dzięki s ł o w u, które wypowiedziałem do was”. Pozwól, niech Jezus mówi do ciebie przez Ewangelię. Często w sakramencie pokuty posługuję się Słowem Bożym. Kilkakrotnie zdarzyło się, że po przeczytaniu fragmentu Biblii spowiadający się wchodził w słowo i zaczynał: „A proszę księdza dziesięć lat temu ...” i następowało wyznanie zatajonego, bądź nierozpoznanego dotąd grzechu. Słowo jest jak miecz, który przenika i woda, która oczyszcza.

Oto Baranek Boży...

Parish Staff Pastor: Rev. John Noga Associate Pastor: Rev. Slawomir Kurc Deacon Rudolf Hess (Patricia) Deacon Adam Danielewicz ( Annette) Deacon Robert Montelongo (Lili) Business Manager: Nancy Mueller Director of Music: Debbie Creamer Religious Ed Director: Deacon Adam Danielewicz School Principal: Cynthia Zabilka Lay Ministers: Catherine Malec, Patricia Bruton Parish Secretary: Alice Dusek

Business Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 AM -8:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Phone Numbers Rectory: 1.773.586.1223 Fax: 1.773.586.1238 Email: bulletineditor@stdan.net Website: www.stdan.net Religious Ed: 1.708.275-3491 or DeaconAdam@comcast.net School: 1.773.586.1225 Fax: 1.773.586.1232 Polish School: 1.773.582.9463 Weekend Masses Saturday: 5:00 PM; Sunday: 6:30 AM, 7:30 AM (Polish), 9:00 AM, 10:15 AM, 11:45 AM, 1:00 PM (Polish), 6:00 PM Weekday Masses 7:30 AM Holy Days 7:00 PM (Vigil); 7:30 AM, 11:00 AM (Polish), 5:30 PM (Polish), 7:00 PM Adoration Chapel Daily 5:00 AM until 10:00 PM (Kelly Parish Center) Rosary/Benediction Monday: 7:00 PM in church Baptisms Arrangements for baptisms and baptismal preparation can be made by calling the rectory. Baptismal preparation is held the second Thursday of every month at 7:30 PM in the Kelly Parish Center. Baptisms are held in English every second & fourth Sunday at 2:30 PM and in Polish every first Sunday at 2:00 PM. Reconciliation Saturday: 4:00-4:45 PM Marriage Arrangements are to be made through one of the priests at least six months prior to your wedding date. Pre-Cana is a Marriage Preparation Programs required at our parish. Homebound Call the rectory for sacraments of Anointing, Reconciliation, Communion.

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1/12/20 Collection: $15,768.91* Goal: $15,000.00 Difference: +$768.91 * Regular Sunday collection and end of year school families contributions.

Our Stewardship Collection

Altar Servers January 20 7:30am J. Medina Jr., L. Soto January 21 7:30am A. Lesnicki, H. Mendez January 22 7:30am E. Ortega, L. Romano January 23 7:30am M. Ramirez, N. Vasquez January 24 7:30am V. and A. Ramos January 25 7:30am M. Ronczkowski, A. Zamora 5:00 E. Solecki, A. Zamora, J. Hughes January 26 6:30 J. Ascencio, J. Kevin, C. Madison 9:00 V. N. and C. Villa, A. Bermudez 10:15 M. Bitunjac, F. Burke, J. Salinas 11:45 L. Chudzik, A. Delaurentis, A. Gniech 6:00 L. Soto, B. Trujillo, N. Vasquez

CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS St. Daniel the Prophet #912010

0 Natoma AveChicago, IL 60638

PHONE 773-586-1223

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