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FEBRUARY 6, 2022 • Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
www.stgilesparish.org • 708-383-3430 • 1025 Columbian Avenue, Oak Park, IL 60302
DAILY MASSES THIS WEEK: Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6:30 a.m.;
Tuesday and Thursday at 8:30 a.m.; Saturday at 8:00 a.m.
WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday at 4:30 p.m. and Sunday at 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Fr. Carl’s Corner
Dear St. Giles Community,
The decision has been made and St. Giles The Parish of St. Giles
and St. Catherine - St. Lucy will be unified. This Columbian and Greenfield
decision was supported and finalized by Oak Park, IL 60302
Cardinal Cupich. However, it was not his
decision alone. After months of conversation Parish Center
with the grouping teams representing all four 1025 Columbian Avenue
Oak Park Parishes, the importance of the Phone 708-383-3430 ................................... Fax 708-383-8644
location and ministry of St. Catherine - St. Lucy ................ E-mail: stgiles@stgilesparish.org
as a gateway to the west side and much .......................... Website: stgilesparish.org
needed resources and ministry there was
Business Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9:00 a.m.— 4:30 p.m.
acknowledged by all. I am proud of our team Evening reception: Monday thru Thursday, 4:30 — 8:00 p.m.
members for stepping up and agreeing this
was important and that we were willing to take a role working together
with the Catholic community we are a part of. Yes, St. Giles might have Rev. Carl Morello, Pastor ................................................ Ext. 422
stood alone, but we wanted to stand with the community, all sharing in Rev. Edward P. Salmon, Resident ................................. Ext. 308
the sacrifices and challenges of Renew My Church. We can stand tall Rev. Thomas E. Unz, Resident ...................................... Ext. 313
and proud as a family of faith and as the beloved children of God. Mr. John (Lois) Henricks, Deacon
I am excited and a bit anxious about the challenges ahead. I trust the Mr. Loretto J. (Carlotta) Madonia, Jr., Deacon (retired)
spirit to strengthen and guide us. Mr. William (Abbie) Pouncy, Deacon
Mr. John (Barbara) Walters, Deacon
That being said, I want to share a beautiful quote from Henry Sharon Bresnahan, Accounts Administrator .................. Ext. 420
Nouwen. Matthew Brophy, Director of Parish Operations ............ Ext. 102
“There is a great difference between successfulness and fruitfulness. Nathan Johnson, Director of Youth &
Success comes from strength, control, and respectability. A successful Young Adult Ministry ................................................... Ext. 421
Sue Kaszynski, Director of Music and Liturgy ................ Ext. 423
person has the energy to create something, to keep control over its
Carol Coleman, Senior Accountant ................................ Ext. 419
development, and to make it available in large quantities. Success
Marci Madary, Director of Lifelong Formation. ............... Ext. 404
brings many rewards and often fame.
Alex Ryan, Liturgy Coordinator ....................................... Ext. 403
Fruits, however, come from weakness and vulnerability. And fruits are Rachel Faulman, Parish Secretary, Bulletin Editor ........ Ext. 401
unique. A child is the fruit conceived in vulnerability; community is the ............ E-mail: stgiles@stgilesparish.org
fruit born through shared brokenness; and intimacy is the fruit that
grows through touching one another's wounds.” Lifelong Faith Formation
As we travel a new road together, I ask you to join me in prayer, and Religious Education of Children
remembering whatever the road ahead brings for our parishes and our Phone 708-383-3430 ................................ Fax 708-383-8644
joined efforts in the larger community, we will remind one another that ...... E-mail: religioused@stgilesparish.org
Christi Walkup, Faith Formation Administrator ............... Ext. 101
what brings true joy is not successfulness but fruitfulness!
Peggy Plastina, .............................................................. Ext. 408
Coordinator, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Have a blessed week ahead. With you a Christian. For you a priest.
School
1034 N. Linden Avenue
Phone 708-383-6279 ................................ Fax 708-383-9952
.............. E-mail: office@stgilesschool.org
....................... Website: stgilesschool.org
Meg Bigane, Principal ................ mbigane@stgilesschool.org
Dennis White, Maintenance ...........dwhite@stgilesschool.org
McDonough Hall
1101 Columbian Avenue (2nd Floor)
2021 Saint Giles Parish Pastoral Council (PPC)
PPC HOME PAGE URL: http://www.stgilesparish.org/pastoral-council/
CHAIR: Maudette Carr • VICE-CHAIR: Ed Siderewicz
MEMBERS: Pat Carew, Marci Madary, Kathleen Mullaney,
Margaret Murphy, Alex Ryan, and Maria Samatas
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Spiritual Life & Worship
W e Pray For . . .
Those who are hospitalized or homebound,
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
Monday, February 7
6:30 — The Deceased of the Parish
including: Patrick Ahearn, Patricia Austermuele, Phil Tuesday, February 8
Calabrese, Marlene Carey, Ray Cimms, Joseph 8:30 — Mark Walsh
Cirillo, Carole Conatser, Lucille Dalbis, Andrea Wednesday, February 9
Dickson, Mike Fenske, Jim Gallagher, Earl 6:30 — The Sue and Joe White Family
Gallermo, Grace Gryzlo Goodmanson, Alice Joan Walsh
Thursday, February 10
Gruszka, Steve Hazard, Deacon John Henricks, Karl Saint Scholastica, Virgin
Humowiecki, Gabriela Machado, Jim Madden, 8:30 — Rosemary Whiston
Virginia Madden, Carlotta Madonia, Christine Friday, February 11
Malagoli, Mary Mamolella, Patricia McDonald, 6:30 — Dr. Robert Hammer
Sr. Louise Noesen, Phyllis Pappas; Amelia Owen Petrzelka
The Deceased of the Shaker Family
Patterson, Gerrie Petrecca, Ron Posey, Bob Quane, Saturday, February 12
Hannah Rice, Kelly Richard, Mary and Paul 8:00 — George Khoury
Schleitwiler, Joe Sjostrom, Nina Stanley, Sarah Marie Albano
Such, Sean Varner, Shirley Venerable, Terry 2:30 — Wedding: Hailey Harrison and Kevin Kunkel
Walters, Nancy Wesclitz. *4:30 — Frank Senese, Jr.
(Some names have been removed from our Barbara Bulla
Dennis Cusack
listing in the Arrow but are continuing to be prayed Sunday, February 13
for through the Prayer Circle. Others have received Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
a Prayer Shawl representing the prayers for healing 8:00 — Elizabeth and Sam Jantelezio
by the Parish community.) Rose Jantelezio
And for those of our family members and Louis and Elizabeth Toth
parishioners who have died, especially Joe Gagliardi. 10:30 — All Saint Giles Parishioners and Benefactors
*This Mass will be live-streamed from our website,
stgilesparish.org.
We are very pleased
to welcome
the following new parishioners:
FEBRUARY 8, 2022 - THE FEAST OF SAINT JOSEPHINE BAKHITA
Ingrid and James LoPresti, Stephanie and Christopher
Dobecki, and Andrew and Alia Lepere.
BAPTISMS in our Parish
“Little ones, the Christian
Community welcomes you with
great joy into our family of faith.”
Olivia Lynn Rodriguez, Michael
and Jennifer (Kmet) Rodriguez;
Christopher John Cadero, Jr.,
Christopher Cadero and Nelly Isabel
Martinez-Camacho; Joseph
Richard Laudadio, Thomas and
Claire (Friedlund) Laudadio.
WEDDING BANNS
III Hailey Harrison and Kevin Kunkel
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Parish Life
Our Weekly Sunday Offertory
For Fiscal Year July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022
Thru 1/23 1/30 Wknd YTD
At Mass $211,664 $7,285 $218,949
By Mail 189,088 4,448 193,536
GiveCentral 255,733 5,322 261,055
Total Giving $656,485 $17,055 $673,540
Budget 678,000 22,600 700,600
Variance +/(-) ($21,515) ($5,545) ($27,060)
We are below budget this week. Everyone’s
faithfulness and generosity are appreciated and critical
to maintain and operate all we do here at St. Giles
Parish. The 2021 donation statements have been
prepared and are in the mail. If you have not signed up,
we ask that you consider joining many of your fellow
parishioners in using GiveCentral. The link and easy-to
-follow instructions can be found on the parish website,
www.stgilesparish.org. Contact Sharon in the Parish
Center at 708-383-3430 Ext.420 with any questions or
for assistance. We could not be here without you!
I will give thanks to you, O L ,
with all my heart,
for you have heard the words
of my mouth.
— Psalm 138:1
Many parishioners have already received the
mailing from Cardinal Cupich inviting them to
contribute to this year’s Annual Catholic Utilities Fund
Appeal. On behalf of those served by the Utility costs have gone
ministries, parishes and schools that receive up significantly for all,
funding from the Appeal, we thank you for your St. Giles Parish included.
consideration and support this year and in past So, a decision was made
years. The Appeal will formally take place on the to add a Utilities Fund.
As a result, a green
weekend of February 19/20, when our parish will Utilities Fund envelope
have the opportunity to listen to a recorded will appear four times
message from Cardinal Blase Cupich. With your throughout the year in
thoughtful pledge or gift, you will be answering the monthly envelope
the call to help “Make all thing new… God’s packet our parishioners
promise and our responsibility.” receive – February, April,
July and September.
A Utilities Fund option was also added to GiveCentral for
those who make their donations online. Thank you for
your consideration to help St. Giles Parish stay warm this
winter and cool this summer! Your generosity and
thoughtfulness are appreciated!
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Parish Life
Religious Education Reflections Books of Pope Francis
As we start a new year in 2022 and
Welcome! consider ways of dealing with global
We will be welcoming Clark and Grant Dobecki into the Catholic Church problems from a
through the sacrament of Baptism on Sunday, February 6, at the perspective grounded
10:30 a.m. Mass. Both boys attend St. Giles Catholic School: Clark is in in Catholic faith, the
second grade and Grant is in kindergarten. We are grateful that they, Lifelong Learning and
along with their parents Chris and Stephanie, are a part of our St. Giles Adult Faith Formation
faith family. Committee at
Ascension Parish in
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is Oak Park invites you to a new series of
continuing to engage children and their monthly online discussions on recent
faith lives. books by Pope Francis. The first
Both Level 1 and Level 2 pondered the discussion will be on Let Us Dream:
parable of the Mustard Seed this month. The The Path to a Better Future, to be held
children responded with delight when a tiny on February 8 at 7:30 p.m. over Zoom.
seed was placed on their finger. They Monthly discussions will be held online
contemplated the power that can cause over Zoom on the second Tuesday of
something so small to become so great. the month, through May.
In Let Us Dream, Pope Francis
advocates a reorientation toward
considerations of human dignity and
the common good. Pope Francis
considers the Covid pandemic as an
Level 2 opportunity for change. “This is a
also pondered a moral parable, the moment to dream big,” he writes, “to
Pharisee and the Tax Collector. The rethink our priorities—what we value,
children thought deeply about the prayer what we want, what we seek—and to
and behavior of both of these men, and commit to act in our daily life on what
the importance of how we interact with we have dreamed of.” Reading and
God and with each other. discussing this book with our Catholic
community could be the inspiration we
The theme of prayer continued in the Level 3 atrium with a presentation need as we start a new year amidst the
on our great prayer of thanksgiving, The Eucharist, and the moments and weariness of dealing with the Covid
prayers that form the rite. The last presentation of the month was a more pandemic.
concentrated meditation on one of those prayers, The Our Father. Registration is required. To
participate, just send an email to
CGS Catechist Enrichment: The Joy of the Lord is my Strength llaffc@ascensionoakpark.com with
On Saturday, January 29, Catechesis of the Good the name of the book in the subject
Shepherd Formation Leader Betsy Peterson spoke to our line. You’ll receive a return email
local CGS catechists from both Ascension and St. Giles before the discussion with a link for the
Parishes. Betsy’s effervescent personality spilled out onto Zoom meeting.
those in attendance, rejoicing in the Goodness of God For more information, links to obtain
and the ability to gather together. the book, and details for the upcoming
monthly discussions on books by
Betsy spoke about CGS’s use of Montessori’s spiral method of inviting Pope Francis, go to
the children to deepen their understanding of the teachings of Jesus and www.ascensionoakpark.com/apps/
their own faith life. She used the parable of the Pearl of Great Price pages/athome.
(Matthew 13:45-46) as an example. In Level I the emphasis is on the Reading the book is not required in
beauty and preciousness of the pearl. Level II children think about how the order to join the discussions – feel free
merchant is an example of how to be in the world. Considering the beauty to just come and learn about Pope
and value of the Kingdom of God is the focus of Level III. Each time with Francis’s concerns and reflections on
the parable, the meaning expands. the church and the world.
All of us are on a journey to continually grow in our relationship with God
as we listen and listen again to the scriptures. But we pay attention with
open hearts and minds. Betsy reminded the participants, “When adults
and children listen together, they create a community, that community is in
the Holy Spirit.”
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Dear St. Giles Parish, PRAYING FOR OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN THE MILITARY
In January, the St. Giles Prayer Shawl Lord, bless ALL the men and women of our military as they
Ministry sent beautiful, warm items to answer the call to serve our nation and defend our freedom. Keep
them safe, especially those in harm’s way.
two missions on the Texas-Mexico
Thank you for your service to our country:
border and other items to the Chicago
Greyhound bus station immigrant Col Jason Brown – U.S. Air Force
Cadet CPL Jacob M. Bukowski - U.S. Military Academy
program. PV2 Tyler M. Bukowski - U.S. Army
Because of some donations, we have CWO3 Michael Camacho - U.S. Marine Corps.
Maj Alicia T. Delia – U.S. Air Force
a large stash of yarn, knitting needles, and crochet 2ndLt Dylan James Fischer—U.S. Marine Corps.
hooks. If you knit or crochet and have time on your IT1 Brian Greischar – U.S. Coast Guard
hands, in the coming months, we could provide you with Capt Jeremy Gruszka – U.S. Air Force
the materials and the patterns needed to make some 2d Lt Kyle Gruszka – U.S. Space Force
A1C Jennifer Ann Healy - U.S. Air Force
items. There is plenty of need. And no need to attend Cpl Andrew Lofgren - U.S. Marine Corps.
any meetings. TSgt Tabatha Lugo - U.S. Air Force
Please continue to pray for all those receiving an item, TSgt Alfredo Lugo - U.S. Air Force
Maj Michael Manning - U.S. Marine Corps.
whether a prayer shawl, a hat or scarf. All items are 1LT Caroline O’Brien Lorenzini - U.S. Army
lovingly made and intended to provide warmth and Sgt Maximilian Pentell - U.S. Marine Corps.
embrace the recipient through the prayers of a loving SPC4 Matthew R. Piano – U.S. Army
St. Giles Parish and the presence of a loving God. 2LT Gino Riccardo Pintore - U.S. Army
1LT Michael E. Sullivan - U.S. Army
We continue to provide shawls and lap blankets to the SPC4 Thomas Treslo - U.S. Army
St. Giles community. To receive a shawl or lap blanket 1st Class Cadet George Valaika - U.S. Air Force Academy
3rd Class Cadet John Valaika - U.S. Air Force Academy
for a loved one, call the Parish Center office at LCDR Devon D. Zych – U.S. Coast Guard
708-383-3430, or come by during business hours.
If you have a relative or friend stationed in abroad or at one of our military
May you all be enfolded in God’s love, bases in the United States, please send the name and rank of the military
Margie Rudnik, for the St. Giles Prayer Shawl Ministry person, and the branch of service, to the attention of the Parish Center.
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