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APRIL 10, 2022 PALM SUNDAY
On Thursday, Dine with Jesus!
Be here on Thursday night as we recall the events of
the Last Supper and the wonderful gift of the Eucharist that
Jesus gave to his disciples and to us. Be present to the real
presence that Christ offered to us in Holy Communion.
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Holy Thursday is one of those few times in the year
• Welcome to Holy Week! when we as a parish family can gather around the table of
the Lord. It is a time to be united in our faith, even with all
the diversity that is very much a part of our two parishes.
Holy Thursday allows us to appreciate the faith we share as
we carry on the mission and ministry of Jesus, who gave us
the Great Commandment to love and serve one another. We
are called to do today what he did for us long ago.
• Step into a Church on Good Friday!
On Good Friday, make sure you step into a church,
even if it’s just for five minutes of quiet prayer. If you are
Holy Week is here! For Christians around the world, out of town traveling on the road with your family this
this is the most important week of the whole liturgical year Good Friday, pull off the road and find a church to visit. Say
as we profess our faith in the life, death and resurrection of a simple prayer together and remember what happened on
Jesus Christ. the cross.
Church is the place to be during Holy Week. This is When a loved one dies in our family, we are
our main event! This is why we have been praying, fasting compelled to go to their wake and pay our respects. We
and doing works of charity for the past 40 days of Lent. wouldn’t think of missing it. Well, in the same way, Good
Friday is the day to pay our respects to Jesus, who gave His
I sincerely hope that you and your family will be life for us on the cross. That is why we personally venerate
able to participate in the beautiful liturgies that will occur the cross on Good Friday.
these next several days here at Immaculate Conception and
St. Joseph Parish. Our Pastoral Staff, liturgical ministers and The big question on Good Friday is always, “Were
musicians have been working hard to prepare for these you there when they crucified my Lord?” May our response
solemn events that are the best expressions of our worship this Good Friday be, “Yes, Lord. Here I am.”
and prayer.
• On Saturday, Come and See the Light!
There is so much you don’t want to miss during
Holy Week. These days are packed with powerful rituals and The Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday has it all…fire,
beautiful symbols of our Catholic faith that speak volumes lights, water, joyful alleluias, the best scripture stories from
to what we believe as followers of Jesus, and the faith we try our ancestors, those being received into the Catholic faith
to live and profess each day. through Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist, and the re-
newal of our baptismal promises.
Every Catholic should at least once in their lifetime
experience all that the Triduum — meaning the three days If you come to the Easter Vigil, you certainly won’t
of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil — have be bored. If fact, you will be in awe of all that takes place.
to offer. To experience them in their entirety is a unique The liturgy, even though it is long, is filled with so much
spiritual experience. that represents the heart and soul of our Catholic faith.
Come and enjoy the Easter Vigil. Be proud to be Catholic!
Maybe this is the year for you to make it happen? If
you do, I promise that you will have a whole new under-
standing and appreciation of Holy Week for the rest of your
life having made the prayerful journey through these three Continued on the next page
consecutive days.
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We are blessed this year to have 12 adults who will Thank you to all who donated to various charities as
be fully initiated into the Catholic church at the Easter Vigil. part of your alms giving during the season of Lent. I am
They have been part of the RCIA (the Rite of Christian grateful for all of the grocery bags of food that we have re-
Initiation for Adults) program since September and have ceived for our Food Pantry.
been learning each week about the beliefs and practices of
our Catholic faith.
Meet Sharma, Fox Moeller and
Nicholas DeBrunner will be baptized at the Easter Vigil.
Olena Temple, Molly Pfister, Cristina Kovacas,
Jenna Warren, Rachael Bates, and Victoria Policello are
already baptized in another Christian denomination, and will As we approach Easter Sunday, please be mindful
make a Profession of Faith, expressing their desire to that our Easter collection is a significant part of our parish
become Catholic. Kathryn Swiecichowski, Lindsay Barrios income that goes toward balancing our Operating Budget. I
and Alexandra Aldave are already baptized Catholic and will thank you for your constant generosity and support that
receive their Confirmation and Holy Communion. helps us to do the good things that we do.
We are so happy and proud of them. They are a God has blessed us in many ways. How fortunate
great addition to our community of faith. we are to be able to share these blessings so that the mission
and ministry of Jesus continues on, in and through us.
• Easter Hospitality
Let us together make our Easter Sunday celebra-
tions a joyful and rewarding experience for all, especially
those who will be visiting our parish this year. May we offer
them a gracious and warm welcome, and especially to those
who may be returning to the Catholic Church after a long
absence. May we help all our brothers and sisters feel at
home and know how glad we are to have them join us in
prayer this Easter.
Today’s bulletin and our parish website contain all
of the events that will take place, day by day, practically hour
by hour, during Holy Week. Please refer to them often and
continue to pray for one another as we journey through
these sacred days.
• Thank You for Your Lenten Donations
Matthew David Bloom & Mary Arleen Schaefer
Married Saturday, April 2nd
St. Joseph Church
Rev. Lawrence Lisowski presided
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If you have questions, please contact Nancy
Gies at ngies@icsjparish.org or call her at
(312)787-7174 ext 5.
Get Involved
Check out all the opportunities here at ICSJ
Madison Lynnmarie Wise parish, click HERE. Or let’s set up a coffee so
Baptized, Saturday April 2nd we can get to know each other, your talents and
David & Lauren Wise
Brother Grayson strengths and where they might be used best
here at ICSJ. Email Elly Rodriguez at
erodriguez@icsjparish.org or Angela Gore at
agore@icsjparish.org .
Ministry of Care
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are Do you know someone in need of prayer?
obligatory days of fasting and abstinence for
Catholics. In addition, Fridays during Lent are ·Do you know someone homebound, in a
nursing home, or hospital who would like a
obligatory days of abstinence. visit and receive Holy Communion?
For members of the Latin Catholic Church, ·Do you know someone who may need a
ride to mass?
the norms on fasting are obligatory from age
18 until age 59. When fasting, a person is If you, or a parishioner you know are in need
permitted to eat one full meal, as well as two of these services, or if you would like to
smaller meals that together are not equal to a become a Minister of Care, please contact Elly
full meal. The norms concerning abstinence at the parish office.
from meat are binding upon members of the (312)787-7174 x 3
Latin Catholic Church from age 14 onwards.
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Welcome RCIA 2022
At ICSJ Parish this year we are blessed to have twelve
candidates and catechumen who will be received into the
Catholic Church. Each week we highlight two RCIA.
Olena Temple
I was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine and came to the US ten
years ago. I have one adult son Dennis who is going to be
married and a daughter Veronica who is in 3rd grade at ICSJ.
Veronica got me started on this journey to convert
to Roman Catholic as I was baptized in the Russian Ortho-
dox Church. Veronica will be receiving her First Commun-
ion this Spring. I always thought "church is church" but my
experience going to Mass at ICSJ has been life-changing.
Cristina Kovacs
I was born in Bucharest and baptized Romanian Orhodox,
but I grew up in Chicago. I am converting to Roman Catho-
lic as part of my journey to grow in a relationship with God.
I did not grow up in a religious household so I have learned
a lot in the RCIA process. I work as a software engineer and
I love to read and play video games in my free time.
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Easter: Our Homecoming It is quite remarkable that none of the stories of the resurrection of Jesus actually recount his coming out of the tomb and how he was raised by God from the dead. But, we do have stories about what happened to his disciples. Easter created in them a sense of belonging and the awareness that instead of living for themselves, they were being called to a mission that would be nothing less than changing the course of history. This is a story we need in our time. Today, many people question the meaning and purpose of life and their identity as human beings. They live with the feeling of alienation, being disconnected from others, a community or past traditions. They feel abandoned in a world of hostile challenges and aimless pursuits. Easter offers an antidote to these feelings of malaise. It provides a resounding answer to the questions about our meaning and purpose in life by drawing us out of our isolation and inviting us to live within the story of God’s love for us – a love that knows no bounds. The message of Easter is simply this: Even though we killed the Son of God, God has not abandoned us. On the contrary. God raised Jesus so that he could come back from the dead to be with us, reminding us that we too are God’s sons and daughters. God never abandons us and we should never abandon one another. Easter is our coming home to be God’s family. As we celebrate Christ coming back from the dead to be with us, there is a special joy in being able to return to our parish communities this year after two years of separation due to the pandemic. I urge you to experience that joy. It is the joy the first disciples experienced in being reunited with each other after being scattered in fear and division with the death of Jesus. It was a homecoming in which Christ, who first brought them together along the shores of Galilee, was now calling them to be with him and with each other in a new way. I invite you to look upon this Easter as new homecoming after being separated by the pandemic. This Easter, discover once again the presence of Christ as your parish community gathers for the Eucharist. Let Easter be a new opportunity to share with your fellow parishioners the experience of having a common purpose, identity and call to leave behind fear and death and make a difference in the world. Take up with fresh energy the task of making disciples, building community and inspiring witness through service in a Church that acts as a field hospital in a suffering world. We need to come together to encounter Christ anew and to rediscover who we are as an Easter People who make a difference in the world. It is in making a difference in the world that we find the answers to the questions about the meaning and purpose of life and our identity. And we do this together, as the disciples of Christ who are raised from the death of fear and isolation to live in relationship with each other, in community. Our parishes depend on each of us to make the personal commitment to form that community of disciples that acts as field hospital for one another and the world. So, as I urge you to return to your parish for in- person worship beginning this Easter, think of it as a homecoming, in which we gather to celebrate Christ rising from the dead because we too have risen from the dead. Happy Easter. Archbishop of Chicago
2022 Holy Week Schedule
March 2022
Palm Sunday
SUNDAY, A PR IL 10 T H ~ M A S S OF T HE LOR D ’ S PA S SION
(Saturday) 5:00 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church (Fr. Larry McBrady)
Dear sisters and brothers in Christ, 8:00 a.m. at St. Joseph Church (Fr. Larry Lisowski)
9:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church (Fr. Larry McBrady)
11:00 a.m. at St. Joseph Church (Fr. Larry Lisowski)
What are you hoping for right now?
Holy Thursday
Are you waiting for the pandemic and the winter to completely end? Do you wish that you were healthier? Are T HUR SDAY, A PR IL 14T H ~ M A S S OF T HE LOR D ’ S SUPPER
you searching for love, or looking for forgiveness? Do you wish you could just put the past behind you and 7:00 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church (Fr. Larry Lisowski)
move on with your life? What we hope for often points us in the direction that we want our life to go in the Adoration until 9:00 p.m.
future. Without hope we begin to wander, and we can easily get lost.
Good Friday
Luckily, hope is here! F R IDAY, A PR IL 15 T H ~ SER V ICE OF T HE LOR D ’ S PA S SION A ND DE AT H
12:00 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church (Fr. Larry McBrady)
As we approach the beginning of Holy Week, we are reminded of the hope that Jesus brought to the world. 7:00 p.m. at St. Joseph Church (Fr. Larry McBrady)
He showed us how life can be filled with compassion, understanding and mercy. That is the heart of the Good Holy Communion will be distributed at these services
News that he preached. If we place our hope in God, we will never be disappointed.
Holy Saturday
S AT UR DAY, A PR IL 16 T H
Hope is right here in our community of faith! Come and see for yourself! I invite you, your family and friends
Blessing of the Food Baskets: 12:00 p.m. at St. Joseph Church
to join us for our Holy Week services and Easter celebrations. Allow the Risen Lord to once again step into
Easter Vigil Mass: 7:00 p.m. at St. Joseph Church (Fr. Larry Lisowski)
your life through the beauty of our prayer, worship and song. We welcome especially those who are new to our Fulfills Sunday Obligation
parish and those who might be visiting us during these important holy days. Our complete Mass schedule is
fearured on the opposite page. Easter Sunday
SUNDAY, A PR IL 17 T H
Our Holy Week services will also be available for viewing and participation live on our parish Facebook page 8:00 a.m. at St. Joseph Church (Fr. Larry McBrady)
at www.facebook.com/icsjparish; these Masses remain on the page for viewing at any time. 9:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church (Fr. Larry Lisowski)
11:00 a.m. at St. Joseph Church (Fr. Larry McBrady)
I also encourage you this Lent to take advantage of the opportunities to celebrate the Sacrament of
Reconciliation. Going to confession offers us the wonderful gift of healing and peace that our loving God Sacrament of Reconciliation
longs for us to have. Our Lenten confession schedule is included in this mailing. You can also schedule an W EDNE SDAY, M A RCH 3 0 T H S AT UR DAY, A PR IL 9 T H
individual time for confession. Feel free to contact me at pastor@icsjparish.org, or Fr. Larry McBrady at 7:00 p.m. Reconciliation Prayer Service with Individual Confessions 12:00 noon at St. Jospeh Church
St. Michael Parish in Old Town | 1633 N. Cleveland Ave., Chicago 4:00 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church
lmcbrady@yahoo.com to set-up an appointment.
These Masses will also be broadcast live on our Facebook page at facebook.com/icsjparish
Know that you remain in my prayers,
Your continued giving is important.
As our parish wrestles with the effects of the pandemic, we are in need of your financial assistance. Vey simply put, we
need to pay the bills, and over 90% of our budget comes from your donations. We offer many EASY ways to give.
Rev. Larry Lisowski, Pastor
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Immaculate Conception and St. Joseph Parish Send payments to Make one-time or recurring ICSJ Parish
venmo@icsjparish.org or the contributions on our GiveCentral page at 1107 N Orleans Street
username ICSJ-Chicago www.rebrand.ly/GiveToday-to-ICSJ Chicago, IL 60610
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ICSJ Parish
2022 Lenten Activities
culate Conception
This Lent, through our prayer, service and charitable giving, we allow Jesus to fill our hearts with the hope he
St. Joseph parish
offers to the world. If we place our hope in God, we will never be disappointed! May these resources for Prayer,
Reconciliation, Reflection and Almsgiving help fill your heart with hope this Lenten season.
You can also view these resources online at www.icsjparish.org/lenten-activities.
Prayer
Daily Mass
Morning Mass, as part of your own Lenten devotion and personal commitment to prayer,
is a great way to begin your day and keep you focused. It could be your private pilgrimage
for the 40 days that takes you to Holy Week and Easter. Yes, Jesus is present to us when
we gather to hear the Word of God and share in the Bread of Life.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Monday thru Friday
9:00 a.m. at St. Joseph Church 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon at St. Michael Church (map)
The Stations of the Cross
The Stations of the Cross will be prayed on the Wednesdays of Lent at 6:00 p.m. at
Immaculate Conception Church. Going from station to station is a great reminder of how
Jesus loved us to death.
Wednesday Evenings During Lent
6:00 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
On the five Sundays of Lent, children (4 and older) are dismissed from Mass to the atrium, in the
Kindergarten wing of the school, and provided with a simple lesson and activity corresponding to
the scripture readings for the day. The children then return to church during the Offertory.
Sundays During Lent
9:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church
Pray with our Prayer Connection Community
Join the ICSJ Prayer Connection community as they pray the Holy Rosary and for intentions that
have been submitted to the group. The group prays either individually or together during their
daily Holy Rosary Zoom gathering. You can participate as little or as often as you’d like.
Beginners and those that would like to learn about the rosary are welcome! For more
information and to receive the Zoom link, email Angela at agore@icsjparish.org.
Reconciliation
Reconciliation Schedule
The Sacrament of Reconciliation celebrates the reality of God’s forgiveness and hope for us: to be
a forgiving and reconciling people.
Saturday, April 9th Saturday, April 9th Wednesday, March 30th
12:00 p.m. at St. Joseph Church 4:00 p.m. at I.C. Church 7:00 p.m. at St. Michael Church
continued on next pageReflection
Explore Life, Faith and Meaning with Alpha
Get a taste of what Alpha is like on Thursday, March 3rd from 7-8:30 p.m. Then, join us Wednesday
evenings starting March 9th from 7-8:30 p.m. for more! Lent is the perfect time to explore life, faith
and what it all means! Give it a try and attend when you are able.
Visit www.icsjparish.org/alpha for more information
Conversion of Heart
Each week during Lent, here in our weekly parish bulletin, we will feature a resource from Our
Sunday Visitor magazine entitled “Conversion of Heart” providing thoughtful reflections of the
Sunday readings, questions to ponder, signs of the season, family activities and prayers. You can
also view the “Conversion of Heart” reflections in the Reflection section on our 2022 Lenten
Activities web page at www.icsjparish.org/lenten-activities.
Word on Fire
Word on Fire offers reflections from Bishop Bob Barron who is an author, speaker, and theologian.
Bishop Barron was born and raised in Chicago and is now serving in the Archdiocese of Los
Angeles. He has great insights into the Lent scriptures.
www.wordonfire.org
Word Among Us Daily Reflections
The Word Among Us offers daily meditations based on the Mass readings, inspirational essays,
and stories of the saints. The mission of The Word Among Us is to assist people in reading,
meditating on and understanding scripture and to provide sound, practical advice for Catholics
on the living out of the Christian life.
www.wau.org
Almsgiving
Lenten Food Drive
Our parish will be holding a Food Drive for our Parish Food Pantry and for our Sharing Parish,
Mother of the Americas, located in Little Village. Collect your items, load them into your vehicle,
and the Knights of Columbus members will be waiting to unload while you remain in your
vehicle. No physical contact is required.
Saturday, March 19th Most-Needed Items
12:00 to 12:00 p.m. Peanut butter, jelly, dry breakfast foods (cereal, oatmeal), canned
I.C. Church Parking Lot fruits & vegetables, snacks (granola bars, microwave popcorn,
crackers, etc.), canned meats and non-perishable entrees
Care Bags For The Poor
Instead of scrambling for leftover food or spare change when you see a homeless person or
someone in need, hand them a Care Bag! Assembled by Noreen Mayer, a ICSJ 2020 graduate and
current Sophomore at DePaul Prep high school, Care Bags contain water, socks, trail-mix, and an
uplifting message of hope. Keep one or more Care Bags handy in your car, gym bag or purse!
On sale March 12th and 13th
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What’s a “QCD Gift?”
Jesus told us “whatever you do for
the least of my brothers, you do for
me.” Every day, we have the opportunity
to be the face of Jesus to others. You
can help to support our parish and cover
our increased operating costs by making
a qualified charitable distribution
(“QCD”) gift from your individual
retirement account.
A QCD gift (a.k.a. IRA charitable
rollover) allows individuals age 70½ or
older to authorize their IRA
administrator to make a direct transfer
of funds from their IRA to qualified
charities, tax-free. This way of giving
does not generate taxable income, which
may lower your annual income level. If
you are age 72 or older, the amount you
transfer may count towards your
required minimum distribution.
If you would like more
information on how to make a QCD
gift to Immaculate Conception and
St. Joseph Parish please contact:
Nancy Gies at Ngies@icsjparish.org
or contact Krystina M. Campbell, Planned
Giving Officer, Archdiocese of Chicago at
312.534.5404 or
kcampbell@archchicago.org
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week of April 9- April 15
Saturday, April 9
Mass Intention?
5pm at Immaculate Conception Church with Fr. Larry
McBrady: Dick Hyland Immaculate Conception and St. Joseph parish
offers the possibility for you to request that a Mass
Sunday, April 10 be celebrated for a particular intention. Requesting
8am Mass at St. Joseph with
Fr. Larry Lisowski: For the health and well being of Mary Clark a Mass intention means that you are asking that the
grace of Christ’s sacrifice in his death and
Sunday, April 10 resurrection be applied for a particular purpose, for
9:30am Mass at Immaculate Conception with Fr. Larry
McBrady: Michael Lopardo, Ernest Peterson, Robert Hernan-
example, for a deceased person or a living person
dez who is ill or in thanksgiving for a favor received.
An intention can also be made for an occasion of a
Sunday, April 10 birthday, anniversary or special need, or it can be
11am Mass at St. Joseph with
Fr. Larry Lisowski: Guy Akers directed to a cause, such as an increase of vocations
or respect for life.
Monday, April 11 Usually, a single intention is attached to a given
9am Mass at St. Joseph with
Fr. Larry Lisowski: For the parishioners of the ICSJ parish Mass. But it is also possible to gather several
community intentions in one Mass with exactly the same effect.
Wednesday, April 13
9am Mass at St. Joseph Church with
To request a Mass Intention, please visit https://
Fr. Larry Lisowski: For the parishioners of the ICSJ parish www.icsjparish.org/mass-intentions or call
community Angela at the parish office (312)787-7174 ext 1.
Holy Thursday, April 14
7pm Mass of the Lord's Supper at Immaculate Conception Church
with Fr. Larry Lisowski: For the parishioners of the ICSJ parish Prayer Request
community
Good Friday, April 15
Every month, we receive dozens of prayer requests
9am Mass at St. Joseph with on our website. No matter where you live in the
Fr. Larry McBrady: For the parishioners of the ICSJ parish world, you are invited to share your needs with
community those who have committed to pray on your behalf.
12pm Service of the Lord's Passion and Death at Immaculate Con- Please visit https://www.icsjparish.org/the-
ception Church with Fr. Larry McBrady: For the parishioners of prayer-connection to submit a prayer request.
the ICSJ parish community To learn more about our ICSJ Prayer Connection
7pm Service of the Lord's Passion and Death at St. Joseph Church
Ministry or to join our daily rosary please contact
with Fr. Larry McBrady: For the parishioners of the ICSJ parish Angela at agore@icsjparish.org or (312)787-7174
community ext 1.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Consider taking advantage of celebrating the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Going to
confession is great for one’s soul. Receive the wonderful gift of healing and peace that
our God longs for us to have in our life.
Contact Fr. Larry, at pastor@icsjparish.org, to schedule a time to meet.
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