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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish-Shrine
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday, January 15th, 2017
The Italian National Parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago
Served by The Missionaries of Saint Charles – Scalabrinians
1101 N 23rd Ave - Melrose Park - IL– 60160
P (708) 344 4140 — F (708)344 0902
Staff Office Hours Sunday Mass Schedule
Pastor 5:30pm - Sat. Vigil Mass
-Fr. Miguel Alvarez, C.S. 7:45am - English
Sunday
9:00am - Español
-8:00am—3:00pm
Associate Pastors 10:30am - Italiano
-Fr. Augusto Feccia, C.S. 12:00pm - English
-Fr. Juan F. Aguiar C.S. Tuesday– Friday
1:30pm - Español
-8:30am—8:30pm 5:00pm - Español
Parish Deacons
-John Battisto Saturday Weekly Mass Schedule
-Giulio Camerini -8:30am — 1:00pm
English
-Jose Ramon Arenas -2:00pm—5:30pm -Monday - Saturday at 7:45am
Secretaries Español
Monday -Martes y Jueves a las 6:30pm
- Nancy Diaz
- We’re Closed
- Daniel Michel Italiano
-Sotto richiesta
JANUARY 15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
THE SCALABRINIAN MISSIONARIES
AT MOUNT CARMEL SINCE 1905
Our Lady of Mt Carmel, is served
by the Congregation of the Missionaries of St.
Charles – Scalabrinians – .
We are an community of Catholic religious
serving migrants and refugees of different cultures,
religions and ethnicities in 32 countries.
The Congregation was founded in Italy
on November 28, 1887,
by Blessed John Baptist Scalabrini (1839-1905),
bishop of Piacenza (Italy).
Our missionary focus is to be migrants
with the migrants and to be in mission
with people on the move,
with a special priority for the poorest
And neediest migrants.
OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL —MISSION STATEMENT
We are a faith community bound by the Grace of God the Father
who adopted us all as beloved children through Baptism.
We journey as brothers and sisters
inspired in the Gospel of Jesus Christ, nourished with the Eucharist
and strengthened by the love of the Holy Spirit.
Encouraged in the practice of our Catholic Tradition,
we experience and honor the maternal protection of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
while joyfully celebrating the religious practices of our ancestors in Faith.
Heartened by the zealous ministry of the Missionaries of St. Charles (Scalabrinians),
we strive to create a welcoming space were justice for all and the wellbeing of God’s people
become the inspiration in our efforts to build God’s Kingdom.
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NUESTRA SENORA DEL MONTE CARMEL — VISIÓN
Somos una comunidad de fe vinculada por la Gracia de Dios Padre,
que nos ha adoptado como hijos amados por el Bautismo.
Caminamos como hermanos y hermanas
inspirados en el Evangelio de Jesucristo, nutridos con la Eucaristı́a
y fortalecidos por el amor del Espı́ritu Santo.
Alentados en la prá ctica de nuestra Tradició n Cató lica,
experimentamos y honramos a la protecció n materna de Nuestra Señ ora del Monte Carmelo,
celebrando alegremente las prá cticas religiosas de nuestros ancestros en la Fe.
Animados por el celo ministerial de los Misioneros de San Carlos (Scalabrinianos),
nos esforzamos por crear un espacio de bienvenida donde la justicia para todos
y el bienestar del pueblo de Dios nos inspiran en nuestros esfuerzos para construir el Reino de Dios.
JANUARY 15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Church Services For the Month of JANUARY
We encourage all to register Jan 28 Sat/Sab
at the Parish-Shrine. Health Fair / Feria de Salud 9:00am
+ + +
Les invitamos a registrarse
en el Santuario Parroquial.
Support Staff Jan 30 Mon/Lun
Misa Por la Paz 7:30pm
Business Manager
Alexander Sanchez 708.345.3632
Religious Education
Modesta Martinez 708.344.4140
Activities Coordinator
Miguel Aldana 708-345-3632 I will make you a light to the
Music Coordinator
Ann Marie Nabor 708.579.5373 nations,
Community Center Site Director
Pablo Cruz 708.345.3632 that my salvation may reach
Sacramental Life
Confessions Confesiones
Saturdays—Sábados
to the ends of the earth.
4:00pm—5:30pm or by appointment/ o con cita.
Baptisms Bautizos
— Isaiah 49:6b
Come to the parish office. Pase a la oficina parroquial.
Weddings Bodas
Contact the priest at least six months in advance.
Contactar al sacerdote seis meses antes de la ceremonia
Quinceañera
Contactar a la secretaria cuatro meses antes de la ceremonia.
Presentaciones
Contactar la Secretaria al menos dos semanas antes
Religious Services
Recitation of the Holy Rosary
Mon—Sat at 7:00am
Adoration Adoración al Stmo. Sacramento
Wednesdays 6:00pm—8:00pm
Novena & Benediction
Wednesday/Miércoles 7:30pm
Grupo de Oración Carismática
Martes a las 7:00pm
Grupo de Estudio Bíblico
Miércoles a las 7:00pm
Other Services
Gift Shop Hours Venta de Artículos Religiosos
During the regular office hours.
Durante las horas de oficina
Community Center Centro Comunitario
Social outreach Servicios a la comunidad (708) 345 - 3632
Weekly Offering
Food Pantry Despensa de comida
Wednesdays 4:00pm—6:00pm January 7 – January 8, 2017
Religious Education—Catecismo Regular Sunday Collection: $5,653.00
Saturday - Sábados 3:30pm — 6:30pm Children: $445.00
Sunday - Domingos 10:00am—1:00pm
- Mass Included—Incluye la Misa
JANUARY 15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
From the Pastor’s Desk
The cheer of the holydays is over. Christmas came and filled our hearts with the
certainty of God’s love for humanity; the tenderness of baby Jesus lying on the
manger, became a point of attraction for believers, and most of us, moved to imi-
tate the generosity of the Father in Heaven, we exchanged gifts and good wishes
with those near and those afar. As I look back at the jolly season, a deep sense of
gratitude fills my heart. Many where the generous members of our community who
devoted time and talent to make out of our celebrations a true Spiritual experience.
Liturgical ministers, choir members, volunteers who decorated the Church, people
of good will ready to step in and help… Each one of you made it possible for us to
undertake the Christmas journey as a very uplifting event. To all, and each one of
you: Thank you very much, and may the good Lord reward your generosity.
There is one issue -however-, that I see necessary to address: While experi-
encing gratefulness for the time and talent of those devoted to serve in our church,
I must also express the need we have as a Faith Family, to make our Parish-Shrine
a part of our Christmas planning when it comes to preparing the list for Christmas
gifts. Most of the Parishes I know, depend on their Christmas collection to create a healthy financial stability.
When preparing their annual budgets, pastors rely heavily on people’s generosity during Christmas and Easter
and the plentiful response of committed parishioner make it possible for them to reach the end of the year with
a positive balance. Sadly, this is not our case. Except for a few members of our community whose generosity
in our Christmas collection I applaud, the large majority sees the Christmas collection (and the Easter one) as
just another regular second collection. Last year I tried sending a Christmas newsletter with a special appeal,
that did not work either, so here I am, inviting you all to take the time and reflect on the importance of gifting
Our Lady of Mount Carmel with a little extra generosity during these two occasions.
As we begin our journey on the ordinary time, let us be faithful to our Christian call and become com-
mitted stewards, for it is each one’s commitment what will make it possible for us to build a strong community
of Faith where the values of the Gospel are promoted and lived out while acknowledging the intercession of
our Blessed Mother in all our endeavors.
Adsum,
Event: Family Health Fair
· Date and time: Saturday, January
28th, – from 9:00AM to 12PM
· Location: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Parish - Gymnasium
· Health screenings offered: Glucose,
Cholesterol , Prostate Cancer, Blood
pressure, and Bone Density.
(fasting is preferred but not necessary)
· We will have a staff person from the
West Cook YMCA for a 20 minutes
fitness session around 10:00 am
JANUARY 15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
OPEN HOUSE
Sacred Heart School
815 N 16th Ave
Melrose Park, IL 60160
Date: Sunday, January 29th, 2017
Time: 10a.m.-Noon
• Join us at our Family Mass at 9:00 a.m.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION • Come meet the teachers
As soon as Christmas ends, people begin • Gather information on how to apply for
planning for Easter! Originally, the source of our scholarships for grades K-8th students
• All day preschool for 3&4 years old
Paschal Triduum was but a single liturgy extending
• Extended Care (Before & After School)
from Saturday sundown to sunrise on Easter • Call the office if you have any questions
Sunday. The two days leading up to the liturgy were or would like to take a personal tour
days of fast, not only for the elect, but for the
church preparing to baptize them. A fifth- For more information please contact :
century pope explained that the church imitated the Juanita Guerra
apostles, who were in hiding with their grief from SHS Bilingual Marketing Coordinator
the arrest of Jesus, and therefore sacraments, even Phone 708 681-0240
penance, were forbidden.
Inevitably, though, people wanted to come “We Believe -We Achieve -We Succeed”
together, and so eventually a Liturgy of the Word
developed for Good Friday. This was the first step
toward today’s shape of the Triduum, and gradually
new ideas were embraced, including the veneration
of the cross and a simple Communion service.
Interestingly, the Word remained central, since we
know that in those days the pope did not receive
Communion at this liturgy, even though the
faithful had that option. In the other churches of
Rome, priests and people received Communion
under both species. Although the custom of
Communion on Good Friday took hold, it did not
endure past the Middle Ages. The central liturgies of
the year slowly unraveled and disappeared from
parish life. Remember that there were no seminaries
in those days, and books were a rare luxury. Most
priests could only manage to celebrate a simple
“low” Mass, and few parishes could afford the ritual
books that would guide a priest through the
complex forms. Holy Week remained important in
private devotion, but for a time the liturgies
virtually disappeared.
JANUARY 15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Mensaje del Párroco
Termino la estación festiva… las Navidades son ahora, tan solo, un recuerdo en
nuestro corazón. Al iniciar nuestro peregrinar en el Tiempo Ordinario, quiero
aprovechar para agradecer a quienes generosamente colaboraron con su tiempo,
talento y esfuerzo para que nuestras celebraciones Navideñas fueran una verda-
dera experiencia espiritual. Ministros litúrgicos, miembros del Coro, voluntarios
para decorar el templo, gente de buena voluntad dispuesta a darnos una mano
cuando se necesitó; a cada uno de ustedes: Gracias y que Dios les pague con cre-
ces su dedicación a nuestro Santuario Parroquial. Fueron muchos los que se sa-
crificaron durante estos días Gracias porque esa dedicación hizo posible que la
época Navideña fuera una autentica experiencia espiritual para todos.
Mientras expreso mi gratitud por la generosidad de quienes están com-
prometidos con su tiempo y su talento, me gustaría hacer un comentario que es-
pero llegue al corazón de todos aquellos que hacen parte de esta gran familia es-
piritual aquí en el Monte Carmelo. Desde mi llegada a la Parroquia me he dado
cuenta que la colecta que se hace el día de Navidad, queda muy por debajo de la
cantidad que otras parroquias logran juntar en esa ocasión. Desafortunadamente
no nos hemos dado cuenta que los gastos extras de estas fechas la mayoría de las veces son más exagerados
que el resto del año, y no logramos hacer a nuestra Parroquia parte de esa lista de regalos con los que expresa-
mos a los demás cuanto les queremos. La mayoría de los Párrocos cuenta con la generosidad de los parroquia-
nos tanto en Navidad como en Pascua para lograr un balance adecuado en los gastos, desafortunadamente aquí
en el Carmen, no logramos ver esas dos colectas como algo especial. Excepto por unos cuantos, a quinees
agradezco profundamente que manifestaran su devoción generosamente en la segunda colecta de Navidad, la
mayoría no logra ver esta ocasión como una oportunidad para manifestar su gratitud a la Parroquia.
Al continuar avanzando con Cristo el Señor en nuestras celebraciones dominicales, al volver a nuestros
grupos y actividades parroquiales después de la estación festiva, hagámoslo con la conciencia de quien se sien-
te llamado a colaborar también en el mantenimiento de una Parroquia donde estamos llamados a sentirnos en
casa.
Adsum,
FERIA DE SALUD
Evento: Feria de Salud
· Fecha-Hora: Sábado, Enero 28, – de
9:00AM a 12:00PM
· Locación: Gimnasio de Nuestra Señora
del Monte Carmelo
· Exámenes Médicos: Glucosa
(Diabetes), Colesterol, Revisión de la
Presión Arterial, Cáncer de próstata,
Densidad ósea (Huesos)
(Se recomienda venir en Ayunas)
Los exámenes son para cuidado
preventivo!
Tendremos una demostración de ejerci-
cios prácticos en casa de parte de
YMCA.
JANUARY 15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE • Cuidado de niños (Antes & Después de la
Al escribir Tradiciones de nuestra fe me he escuela)
encontrado con muchas fiestas patronales en • Llamar a la oficina si tiene alguna
pregunta o si le gustaría hacer una visita
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Tomemos, por ejemplo, la fiesta de san “Creemos -Logramos –Tenemos Éxito”
Sebastián de las Ovejas en la frontera entre
Argentina y Chile. Esta fiesta es más vieja que
ambas naciones y su peregrinación pisa los dos
suelos. A lo largo del tiempo, esta fiesta ha sufrido
por razones políticas entre ambas naciones, pero a
partir de 1980 las autoridades eclesiásticas, civiles y
gubernamentales han intentado revitalizar esta
fiesta por varios motivos.
Las autoridades eclesiásticas la usan para
renovar el cristianismo añadiendo las enseñanzas y
prácticas del Concilio Vaticano II a las tradiciones
antiguas. Las autoridades civiles la utilizan para
incrementar el comercio y el turismo en la región.
Los gobiernos de Chile y Argentina la ven como
un enlace benéfico entre ambas naciones.
Las fiestas patronales buscan integrar todos los
aspectos del ser humano, su política, economía,
cultura, celebración y religión.
JANUARY 15, 2017 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Fr. Feccia’s Reflection
Ecco l’Agnello di Dio che toglie il peccato del mondo. Fedele al suo ruolo di
precursore, il Battista ha distolto dalla sua persona l’attenzione degli uomini
inviati da Gerusalemme per indagare sul suo conto. «In mezzo a voi sta uno
che voi non conoscete» (Giov. 1,26). Quanto a lui, Giovanni, non è che la
«voce» della «Parola» a cui è chiamato a preparare la via.
Secondo la tradizione giudaica, il messia doveva rimanere nascosto finché Elia
non gli avesse conferito l’unzione e non lo avesse rivelato pubblicamente ad
Israele. Prima di battezzare suo cugino, Giovanni stesso non sapeva che era il
messia. Ma ora ha visto, e gli rende testimonianza. Ha visto lo Spirito scendere e fermarsi su Gesù ed ha intu-
ito, alla luce delle Scritture, l’agnello della espiazione futura. Il servo scelto da Dio per battezzare nello Spiri-
to: «È lui il Figlio di Dio!» (v.34) Presentando Gesù, il quarto vangelo annuncia fin dall’inizio il battesimo di
morte che egli dovrà ricevere per togliere i peccati del mondo; il fuoco che è venuto a portare sulla terra (Lc
12,48-50). Ma suggerisce anche la sua incommensurabile superiorità, la preesistenza divina che il Battista gli
riconosce:«Era prima di me» (v.30). Certi destini unici sono come fiumi di cui si scopre la potenza soltanto
molto più a valle della sorgente.
Ci sono due modi riduttivi di considerare Gesù Cristo, sottraendosi alla testimonianza che bisogna rendergli
sulle orme di Giovanni. Si può relegarlo in cielo, proclamandolo Dio, ma un Dio inaccessibile, la cui salvezza
riguarda soltanto l’eternità. E si può rinchiuderlo entro i confini della terra, non vedendo in lui altro che un uo-
mo fra gli uomini, più vicino e più fraterno, ma orfano del Padre e staccato dallo Spirito. Non si può ridurre il
Cristo, alla terra o al cielo. «In qualunque stato ci troviamo, mettiamo Gesù fra Dio e noi».
Il nostro battesimo— Giovanni Battista compie un gesto che non era nuovo: il battesimo nell’acqua. Già prima
di lui, molti altri ebrei si preparavano alla venuta del messia con bagni rituali. Ma egli vi apporta una dimen-
sione nuova: l’annuncio che il vero battesimo non è quello dell’acqua, ma dello Spirito. Per essere fedeli al
vangelo, non basta venire immersi nell’acqua battesimale, tanto meno quando ne siamo ancora incoscienti.
Bisogna piuttosto lasciarsi invadere dalla novità e dal fuoco dello Spirito che, dopo il battesimo di Gesù, vuole
posarsi su ogni uomo.
Gesù, agnello liberatore
Stando alla cronologia giovannea, Gesù fu messo a morte la vigilia della festa degli azzimi, vale a dire
della Pasqua, nel pomeriggio, nell’ora stessa in cui, secondo le prescrizioni della legge si immolavano nel
tempio gli agnelli. Dopo la morte non gli furono spezzate le gambe come agli altri condannati, ed in
questo fatto l’evangelista vede la realizzazione di una prescrizione rituale concernente l’agnello
pasquale (Gv 19,36; cf Es 12,46). In altre parole Gesù, il Cristo, è l’agnello della Nuova Pasqua che, con
la sua morte, inaugura e suggella la liberazione del popolo di Dio. In questa luce va letta la prima lettura,
che parla della missione del Servo di Iahvè. Molto presto la Chiesa primitiva ritroverà in Cristo i
lineamenti di questo profeta descritto dal Secondo-Isaia. Il testo è un brano del secondo dei quattro carmi
di Isaia che parlano del «Servo di Iahvè».
Il Servo è una figura simbolica che incorpora in sé tutto il destino di un popolo, e che, mediante il suo
compito storico, rivela Dio come salvatore e come liberatore. Il
compito del Servo di Iahvè non riguarda solo il ritorno e la
liberazione dei profughi ebrei da Babilonia, ma acquista una
dimensione ecumenica, universale. La stessa liberazione storica
di Israele diventa anticipazione e pegno di una salvezza e di
una liberazione definitiva dalle dimensioni cosmiche «fino
all’estremità della terra». Riconoscendo il Servo di Iahvè in Gesù
«agnello di Dio che toglie il peccato dei mondo», la comunità
primitiva esprime la propria fede in Cristo liberatore e salvatore
del mondo.PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Mass Intentions WHO ARE ILL OR INFIRMED :
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 WEEKDAY Linda Bandy Luke Westrick
7:30 am † Art Conti Ann Yench
5:30 pm † Gloria Orfei Bradley by Family Antonela De Biasio Angela Williams
SUNDAY, JANUARY 15 SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Nico De Biasio Alexandra Vitali
7:45 am † Juan Antonio Montoya by Family Mary Donato Vicki Parisi
9:00 am †
Judith Escamilla Ken Douglas
10:30 am †
12:00 pm † Haydee Rodriguez by Family Jacob Duda Michael Turso
1:30 pm † Kristie Goldi Anna Baffa
5:00 pm † Linna Goldi Jan Clark
MONDAY, JANUARY 16 WEEKDAY Susan Humpf Sara Zonca
7:30 am † Carol Maioni Nancy Oshea
TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 ST. ANTHONY, ABBOT Vandy Liala Madeline Vittori
7:30 am † Ethan Maidl Victor Mejia Jr.
6:30 pm † Joseph Pulido Tony Stellato
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 WEEKDAY Lauren Rendi Nico Felice
7:30 am † Mario De Pirro by The Sagerians Bobby J. Villa
7:30 pm NOVENA
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 WEEKDAY
7:30 am †
6:30 pm †
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 WEEKDAY
7:30 am †
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 ST. AGNES
7:30 am †
5:30 pm For the Birthday of Kay Scavone by Sister Marie
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22 THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:45 am †
9:00 am †
10:30 am † Romolo De Biasio by Wife Arcangela, Son, & Daughter
12:00 pm †
1:30 pm †
5:00 pm †
Rest In Peace
† Ariana Escutia
THIRD SUNDAY COMMUNAL MASS CELEBRATION: Jan. 2017
+ MASSES REQUESTED DURING OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL 2016 FEAST +
This Mass, requested during the Feast of OLMC, is celebrated for the benefit of the following persons:
Questa Messa, richiesta durante la Festa della Madonna del Carmine, viene celebrata a beneficio delle
seguenti persone:
Saturday, January 14 Sunday, January 15 Sunday, January 15 Sunday, January 15
5:30 p.m. Mass 7:45 a.m. Mass 10:30 a.m. Mass 12:00 a.m. Mass
George and Mary Tinucci Loreta Deligio Marie De Menna Anna Marie Tenuta
Steve Sykora Virgilio Family Robert Laino Irvin and Marie
Perri Family Nudo Family Len Laino Lewandowski
Clause, and Kardy's Domenico e Maria Frances Demaria
Family, and Friends Piscitelli Barbara and Lawrence
Emilio Confori and Joe Ron Laino Seaman Jr.
Consentino Tomas S Casico Seaman and Lindell
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