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SAINT GEORGE CATHOLIC CHURCH
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM
Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM
and 11:30 AM
Monday - Friday: 8:15 AM
RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
ADORATION AND
PRIVATE PRAYER
Wednesday: 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
PARISH OFFICE
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
8:45 AM to 3:00 PM
Tuesday & Thursday
8:45 AM to 6:00 PM
Address:
6707 West 175th Street
Tinley Park, Illinois 60477
Phone: 708-532-2243
FAX: 708-532-2055
Website:
www.stgeorge60477.org
PARISH SCHOOL
6700 West 176th St.
Tinley Park, IL 60477
Phone: 708-532-2626
Fax: 708-532-2025
Website: stgeorgeschool.org
CHILDREN’S FAITH
FORMATION
6670 West 176th St.
Tinley Park, IL 60477
We, the faith-filled community of Saint George, Phone: 708-532-8211
nourished by God’s Word and His Sacraments Fax: 708-582-3372
and renewed by the Holy Spirit accept the call to continue
the Mission of Christ by living in, sharing and transforming our world.
Page 2 July 18, 2021
A Word from the Pastor
Pastor
Reverend Paul G. Seaman Slowly, it appears the COVID era may finally be coming to
frpaul@stgeorge60477.org an end. With that, everyone is hoping to get back to
Pastor Emeritus normal. Time to get out for a nice meal, see a movie or get
together with friends. Reconnecting is a pleasure. These
Reverend Kenneth Fleck
long months have been a reminder of how important
Associate Pastor people are in our lives. I have been touched and inspired by so many
Reverend Tomasz (Tom) Puslecki people who have expressed a real longing to get back to Mass. As you
frtom@stgeorge60477.org “reboot” your life, I urge you to consider those things that are most
important to you. Coming to Mass and receiving the Eucharist is the
Deacons cornerstone of our Catholic life.
Gregory Bartos
gbartos@stgeorge60477.org In order for Saint George to get back on our feet, we need everyone to
consider how you can help. If you were in a ministry, I hope you will come
Joe Panek
jpanek@stgeorge60477.org back. If you have not yet stepped up, now is an ideal time. We need
ushers, lectors, and Eucharistic Ministers. These are basic responsibilities
Thomas Schutzius
tschutzius@stgeorge60477.org
at Mass. There is some training involved but other than that, these are not
time-consuming ministries. After all, you’re already here! Contact the parish
Jerry Souta
office and we will make the connection for you.
jsouta@stgeorge60477.org
Joe Truesdale As I was considering coming to Saint George, I was deeply impressed by
jtruesdale@stgeorge60477.org the many ministries and activities available for your involvement. One in
particular struck me. The Help Build Hope project is an annual event
Business Manager bringing people together to build a home, giving shelter to a family in
Darlene Georges need. I like it for a number of reasons: it is a joint effort between several
dgeorges@stgeorge60477.org neighboring parishes; it is open to practically anyone; no special skills are
necessary; and most importantly, it changes people’s lives for the better.
Children’s Faith Formation
YOU can make a family’s life better! What a gift! I hope you will consider
Angela Kvasnica
this. Please see the notice included in today’s bulletin.
Phone: 708-532-8211
Fax: 708-532-3372 Who do you know who might be interested in becoming Catholic? Or do
akvasnica@stgeorge60477.org you or someone you know need to “catch up” on the sacraments? The Rite
religioused@stgeorge60477.org of Christian Initiation will be starting up in the Fall. It is a wonderful way to
listen to God’s voice and hear His call. Each of us has the responsibility to
School Principal extend the invitation to others. Spread the good news!
Charlotte Pratl
Phone: 708-532-2626 For several months, we have been offering parking lot broadcasts for those
Fax: 708-532-2025 unable to come into church. As things are becoming more normal, we will
cpratl@stgeorgeschool.org be discontinuing these broadcasts. The last broadcast will be on the
weekend of July 31- August 1. Time to come on in!
COVID prevented so many things from happening. From a parish
perspective, one of the most important was being able to express our
appreciation to Father Fleck for his seventeen years of dedicated ministry
to Saint George and over forty years of priesthood. I would like to gather a
group to spearhead this event. We will meet on Wednesday, July 28 at
6:30 PM to brainstorm and make some plans for a wonderful parish
gathering for a wonderful priest. Please join us!
Thank you to everyone who has been so dedicated to our parish. Saint
George is a model for devotion, love of parish and love of God. May God
give us the strength to continue and the courage to invite others to join us.
Blessings to you!
Saint George Church Page 3
Parking Lot Masses
Currently, the
4:00 PM Saturday
and 9:30 AM
Sunday Masses
are broadcast via
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a 101.7 FM to our
journey of faith where we see the wonder of God parking lot.
in the Church that Jesus gave us over 2000 However, since
years ago. We journey together as the first Saint George has
disciples did in realizing how God embraces fully opened, the
each and every one of us in His love. We walk weekend of July 31 – August 1 will be the
as daughters and sons of God in seeing how He last weekend for parking lot Masses.
unfolds His plan for the world. We begin to see
the love in Jesus’ words we hear in the
scriptures, revealing the beauty and truth of the
Catholic faith. Each time we come together we
grow in the power and awe of the Father, Son Saint Vincent DePaul Society
and Spirit. As we share the journey, there will be
special opportunities to experience God in the
rituals that mark the milestones of the Easter If your family or someone
journey. We will meet Jesus in the teachings close to you is in need, please
and relationships that reveal Him in His contact us at
encounters with people and how that flows 708-532-2243.
down in time to us.
A representative will return your call as
….you are invited to explore this process. soon as possible to arrange a confidential
For more information call: conversation. Confidentiality and
SAINT GEORGE PARISH OFFICE compassion are the cornerstones of
708-532-2243 our ministry.
Please join us on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM in Meeting Room 4 for Bread and Word. Bread
and Word is open to all ages from middle school students to grandparents and beyond.
We open with a prayer, and then read aloud and discuss the Scripture readings of that Sunday.
The discussions are fluid, and you are welcome to stop in at any point during the morning. Some
people come after the 9:30 AM Mass, some leave at 11:00 AM to go to the 11:30 AM Mass. It is
a very open ended commitment.
There is no special commitment to show up. You can come weekly, once / month, once / quarter, or even just a
couple of times a year. No formal sign up is required. Just show up on a Sunday morning. The rest will take care
of itself! For more information, contact Fran at fatpts@ameritech.net or 708-828-1837.
Hope you will give us a try!!!!!
Page 4 July 18, 2021
Office of the Archbishop
835 North Rush Street
Chicago, IL 60611-2030
312.534.8230
archchicago.org
July 9, 2021
Dear Sisters and Brothers,
In Chicago, in the metro area, and even more widely across our nation, we face a profoundly painful
moment in our life together. So many families are grieving the loss of loved ones to violence, and those
loved ones include babies and small children. The grief is compounded by the senselessness of the
loss. Fear accompanies many of us as we go about our daily lives. We are afraid of becoming a victim
of gun violence, or a carjacking, or an assault. And we are afraid not only for ourselves but also for the
people we care for.
As we recover from the pandemic and embrace a more familiar way of life, the comfort of normalcy we
had hoped for is being spoiled by a menacing violence that threatens all of us.
Understandably, we want this horrifying situation resolved without delay. Government leaders and
community activists have offered many ideas, for example: more effective policing, reforming the
criminal justice system, stemming the flood of illegal guns, dismantling gangs, investment in historically
disadvantaged neighborhoods, strengthening education and shoring up family life. I cannot claim
special expertise in all these matters. But as a pastor, I can point to the underlying spiritual crisis that
this violent and unstable situation has provoked.
When violence prompts grief, fear, and a loss of hope, as it always does, people feel alienated from one
another. On one level, the fractures appear to be along the lines of race, ethnicity, economic class, and
political affiliation. But it runs much deeper than that. We seem unable or unwilling to comprehend that
we are inextricably connected with each other. Yet we truly are fratelli tutti, as Pope Francis put it — all
brothers and sisters to each other. If we lose that sense of interconnectedness, we also lose our sense
of compassion, empathy and responsibility for each other. And that counts as an incalculable spiritual
loss, with profound consequences for how we live together as neighbors, as members of the same
human family. In this light, I recall the prophetic words of Dr. Martin Luther King in 1964: “We must learn
to live together as brothers [and sisters] or perish together as fools.” (St. Louis, March 22, 1964)
The challenge, especially for believers, rests at the very center of the Church’s identity. At the beginning
of the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on the Church, we see powerful and defining words: the
Church is in the manner of a sacrament, that is, an effective sign of the unity of all humanity in God. If
we, the people of God, are to remain faithful to our identity and our calling, we must respond to the
challenge to human solidarity that violence has provoked. At the same time, we can legitimately ask
ourselves: What can we do? What difference can we make? How can we bridge the divides that
separate us?
Saint George Church Page 5
July 9, 2021
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Faith does not give us ready-made solutions to complex problems. Faith does give us hope that with God’s
help we can move forward, and that we ought to move forward as best as we can. With that in mind, I want
to propose to Catholics and to all people of good will five steps that we can take:
1. Ask questions: Explore our experience and seek understanding, but in asking questions, also
be prepared to authentically listen, even when what we are hearing proves painful.
2. Dialogue: Seek honest exchanges with people of different backgrounds. No one person or
group has all the answers, and when we speak with and listen to those who have experiences
and expertise that differs from our own, we begin to move toward understanding. We cultivate
empathy.
3. Pray: Ask for enlightenment, place struggling people in God’s hands, and imagine Jesus
walking with us, because he is.
4. Follow the prompts: If we truly open ourselves to God and to each other, and if we remain
attentive, we will begin to identify where God is leading us. This is discernment.
5. Stay connected: The great temptation during a time of crisis is to retreat to what we consider a
safe space. In fact, what we most need is to go out of our comfort zones and accompany one
another, even when that calls for effort and even some risk.
For people of faith, no matter the severity of the crisis, the last word is trust in God. The stirring words of
Psalm 91 have consoled me and strengthened my resolve these days:
He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High and abides in the shade of the Almighty
says to the Lord: “My refuge, my stronghold, my God in whom I trust.”
It is he who will free you from the snare of the fowler who seeks to destroy you;
he will conceal you with his pinions and under his wings you will find refuge.
You will not fear the terror of the night nor the arrow that flies by day,
nor the plague that prowls in the darkness nor the scourge that lays waste at noon.
A thousand may fall at your side, ten thousand fall at your right,
you, it will never approach; his faithfulness is buckler and shield
And finally, in the words of Pope Paul VI: “If you want peace, work for justice.” God bless you and your
loved ones and keep you safe.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Archbishop of Chicago
Page 6 July 18, 2021
SAINT GEORGE
SCHOOL
BINGO IS BACK
IN ACTION EMPLOYMENT
Save the Date: OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Friday, August 6 at
SAINT GEORGE SCHOOL
Start planning your Friday night fun again. TINLEY PARK, ILLINOIS
Come on out and get your BINGO playing ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
spirit back in action. PART-TIME JOB?
Doors Open at 5:00 PM DO YOU ENJOY WORKING
WITH CHILDREN?
Special Games Begin at 5:30 PM
WHY NOT CONSIDER
i.e. Pull Tabs, Queen of Hearts, Etc. JOINING OUR STAFF FOR THE
Bingo Games Begin at 7:00 PM 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR.
We have missed you and look forward to seeing Available Positions:
all of our old friends and new friends. Lunch Time Helpers
Extended Day
Saint George School, Art Instructor
6700 W. 176th Street, Tinley Park, Illinois School Aide
Please email (cpratl@stgeorgeschoo.org)
or call (708-532-2626)
to set up an interview.
When you order
from
Amazon.com,
you may
designate (at no ATTENTION:
additional SAINT LAURENCE HIGH
charge to you) SCHOOL OF 1970 ALUMS
that a contribution of 0.5% of your total Amazon.com
order will be donated to Saint George. Join us for festivities and celebration
at the Saint Laurence Class of 1970
To do this, please go to https://smile.amazon.com/
“50 plus 1” reunion weekend
ch/36-2258526. This will take you to your Amazon log
September 10-12, 2021. Spouses
in screen, log in, place your order and a donation will
and guests are welcome. Activities
automatically be made to Saint George.
include a banquet and entertainment
Please consider doing this every time you place an at the Riviera Country Club in Orland
order with Amazon.com. You will need to log in at Park on Saturday evening,
smile.Amazon.com each time to place an order through September 11. For more
your Amazon.com account in order for Saint George to information, please call Tom Lipinski
receive a donation. Again, it is free to you, and it is a at 708-573-4923.
wonderful way to benefit our school.
Saint George Church Page 7
Follow us on our Facebook page -
Saint George School Queen of Hearts
for updates and the live drawing.
Thank you to our sponsors
Brady Gill Funeral Home
Bernard Brady and Associates
Saint George School Bingo
Weekly Physical Card Orders for your contribution
to the Queen of Hearts Raffle!
Due Every Friday by 10 AM
Pick Up Inside the Parish Office
Thursdays: 9 AM - 12 PM and 3 PM - 6 PM
Fridays: 9 AM - 12 PM
For alternate pickup arrangements,
please call the Parish Office:
(708) 532-2243
Contact Us: part@stgeorgeschool.org
You can also ORDER ONLINE at www.shopwithscrip.com
~or~ FROM YOUR PHONE via the RaiseRight mobile app! “I just set up a worship site on the
Internet. Now I’m an E-vangelist.”
Page 8 July 18, 2021
2nd Annual Multi-Parish How you can help
MISSION PROJECT Participate! Weekend Agenda
You don’t need special skills or During this weekend, we will do
abilities to be a participant. We more than build a house. We
need children, teens (under 18 will come together as a faith
requires parental supervision) community. We will pray, laugh,
adults, and seniors for a variety renew old friendships and build
of roles. new relationships.
PREPARERS
Friday only: Volunteers 18 and Friday, August 6
over - measure and cut lumber
“Let Us Build A House Where Love and build leader training. 12 Noon - Project set up -
Can Dwell” Lumber delivery
BUILD LEADERS
AUGUST 6-8, 2021 1:00 PM - Measure and cut lumber
Oversee work crews.
On the campus of Saint Francis 3:00 PM - Build Leader training
BUILDERS
of Assisi Swing a hammer and pound some
Hosted by parishes of Vicariate VE. nails! Assemble the wall sections.
Saturday, August 7
Saint Elizabeth Seton, Saint Francis HOSPITALITY 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
of Assisi, Saint George, Saint Julie Help plan, prepare, or serve food.
Billart, Saint Michael, Saint Stephen, (any or all meals) 8:00 AM - Registration
Incarnation REP 8:30 AM - Opening Prayer
PROMOTERS Light snacks, coffee & water
Spread the word with parishioners,
Morning work detail
friends, alumni, and neighborhood
organizations. Afternoon work detail
Dedication after build
CLEANERS / SAFETY
First Aid Volunteers - Help keep
area neat and safe during and Sunday, August 8
after the event. 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Housing is a basic human need
House viewing & well wishes
Housing is the basic necessity of every DONATE Final dedication after 9:30 AM Mass
human being along with food and Load house for departure to Elburn
We need to raise approximately
water.
$15,000 to fund this project.
Sadly, many people are without a Please consider making a
simple decent place to live safely and financial contribution.
in dignity.
Saint George Parishioners were
How we help very generous with the last House
Build project. Your donation for
Together with the assistance of this House Build will help a family
Crossroads Missions, seven parishes in need of shelter secure a safe
of Vicariate VE aim to assist Will and secure place to live. The
County Habitat for Humanity through family will participate in the
fundraising for building materials, and completion of the house on site.
by constructing the house framing on Please place your donation in an
the Build Day. envelope marked Crossroads To sign up, please see page 7
The walls are transported to the home Mission House Build. Drop it in the of today’s bulletin.
site where Will County Habitat for collection basket on Sundays or
Humanity will complete the house with drop off at the parish office. Any Volunteers will be limited so
other volunteers and skilled donation large or small will be register early!
tradespeople. appreciated. Your donation will be
appreciated even if you are not
Upon completion, the home will be participating on building day.
dedicated to a family in need.
Saint George Church Page 9
SIGN UP (Volunteers will be limited so register early!)
1) Sign up using the QR or weblink code
2) Drop this form off at the Saint George Parish Office.
Yes! I / We would like to participate.
Name _____________________________________________
Best Phone # _______________________________________
Check all areas of interest. Email ______________________________________________
Preparers Crew Leaders If you are participating as a family, please list additional names /
ages below. (All ages are welcome!)
Hospitality Promoters
Name _____________________________ Age ___________
Builders Safety / Cleaners
Name _____________________________ Age ___________
Cut Lumber
(radial arm saw experience needed ) Name _____________________________ Age ___________
Name _____________________________ Age ___________
Parish _____________________________________________
Yes! I /We would like to make a donation to this effort. Enclosed
is a gift in the amount of $ _______________.
Please make checks payable to
https://forms.gle/GPjyLezSCRzhNfnr8 Saint Michael Parish / Home Build.
After many months of Baptisms
trial, the Saint George
Pictorial Directory has Congratulations to Addison Jane
gone to print. Your Stronach, daughter of Brent
patience has been Stronach McEldowney and
greatly appreciated. The Cynthia Jennison who was
directories will be recently baptized and welcomed
delivered to the parish into the Saint George Parish
office soon. Community.
Upon arrival, families who have been Congratulations to the Parents
photographed will have their copy reserved, and and Godparents!
available at the parish office for pickup Monday
through Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Pick up
times will also be available at church after all the Wedding Banns
Masses. Stay tuned for exact dates.
Ryan Johnson & Elizabeth Lynch
As a note, a limited amount of extra copies have
been credited to the parish. These will be Congratulations to
available for families who did not take the
opportunity to be included but would also like a Steven Roede & Sandra Novak
copy. Thanks to all the volunteers and families for who recently celebrated the Sacrament
making this possible. Enjoy. of Holy Matrimony .
Page 10 July 18, 2021
Respect Life
Creation Care Corner
Taking action to protect God’s great gift to us, PRAY FOR OUR NATION
Mother Earth. Friday, July 30, 2021
“The consequences of disregard for the from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
environment… betray human dignity Along with patriotic prayers and songs, hear
and violate the rights of citizens…”
- Pope Benedict XVI
leaders from Pro-Life organizations during the
5:00 PM TO 6:00 PM hour Pray the Rosary and
WEEKLY STEWARDSHIP RECOMMENDATION: other Catholic prayers from 6:00 PM TO 7:00 PM.
Minimize Plastic Waste Join us for 15 minutes, one hour or the entire
time.
Humans buy 1,000,000 plastic bottles every
minute! Plastic recycling limitations means only Bremen-Orland Families for Life and St. George
about 25% of plastic bottles will get recycled in Pro-Life invite you to come to the Shrine of Our
the U.S. The rest end up in waterways and Lady of Sorrows. Bring your lawn chair to the
landfills where they last 100s of years. The outside GROTTO of:
recycling rate for aluminum is much higher. OUR LADY OF SORROWS
Consider buying your pop in metal cans and then 5900 West 147th Street
recycle them. Practice BYOB for water. Fill a Oak Forest, Illinois 60452
reusable water bottle from home and bring it with
you. Don’t like the taste of tap water? Buy a
filter and save! (Remember, much of bottled PREGNANT, NEED HELP?
water sold today is simply filtered tap water.}
Depending on the location that would be more
convenient, if you learn of a pregnant woman
who is considering abortion, suggest that she
call The Women's Center at 708-425-0707
(Evergreen Park), Aid for Women at
312-621-1100 (Flossmoor & downtown
Chicago), PASS Pregnancy Care Center at
708-614-9777 (Tinley Park and South Holland),
or Southside Women’s Services at
708-229-0092 (Evergreen Park).
If you (or a person you know) needs to talk to
someone to seek reconciliation and healing from
an abortion, people are available who are ready
to help you. Please call Project Rachel at
888-456-HOPE (4673) or Post-Abortion Hotline
“When we show concern for them, we also show at 800-5-WE-CARE.
concern for ourselves, for everyone; in taking care
of them, we all grow; in listening to them, we also
give voice to a part of ourselves that we may keep
hidden because it is not well regarded nowadays.”
Pope Francis Pope Francis Tweet
Let us pray for all the sick that may no
one be le alone, that everyone receive
MISSION: God has created me to do some definite the anoin ng of listening, closeness and
service. God has committed some work to me which care. We can all give it with a visit, a
has not been committed to another. I have a mission. phone call, an outstretched hand.
- John Henry NewmanSaint George Church Page 11
Weekend Mass Schedule Stewardship Report
SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 - 4:00 PM
First of all, “Thank You” to
Celebrant: Father Tom all who have been mailing
in your Sunday offering
Deacon: Greg Bartos
envelopes and donations
Eucharist Barbara Finley - Bread or using Give Central
Ministers: Mary Kubick-Martino - Bread
(electronic giving). Your
Jack Yock - Bread
support is deeply
Lectors: Nancy Opyd - Lector A & B appreciated and needed.
If you drop off envelopes at the parish office,
SUNDAY, JULY 25, 2021 - 7:30 AM please use the mail slot in the wall marked, “Key
Celebrant: Father Tom Deposit” which will bring them safely into the
parish office.
Deacon: Joe Panek
Eucharist Sandi Rogina - Bread
Ministers: David Whitaker - Bread June 30, 2021
Lectors: Teri Rycyzyn - Lector A & B
Offertory Envelopes: $ 2, 906.50
SUNDAY, JULY 25, 2021 - 9:30 AM School Fund $ 140.00
Sharing $ 42.99
Celebrant: Father Paul
Deacon: Tom Schutzius
Eucharist Dawn Bartos - Bread
Ministers: Thomas Kavanaugh - Bread Weekly Offering
Nicole Olson - Bread July 3-4 and July 10-11
Lectors: Bob Iggins - Lector A & B
Offertory Envelopes: $ 19,876.75
SUNDAY, JULY 25, 2021 - 11:30 AM School Fund (50) $ 1,178.00
Sharing $ 676.00
Celebrant: Father Paul
Children (3) $ 50.00
Deacon: Greg Bartos
Eucharist Jean Gaytan - Bread
Ministers: Jim Novotney - Bread
Lectors: Tom German - Lector A & B
Give Central is
Schedule is also available online at an option more
www.stgeorge60477.org and is subject to change. people are
choosing.
You can go to our website -
www.stgeorge60477.org to learn how to
Prayer Shawl Ministry make your weekly or monthly donations
or use the new archdiocesan universal
The Prayer Shawl Ministry meets every offertory website at: www.archchicago/
Thursday from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM in Room 1 support. For additional information,
and 2. Everyone is welcome. please contact Darlene Georges at
If anyone is in need of a Prayer Shawl, please Dgeorges@stgeorge60477.org.
contact:
Judy Graves at 708-822-4470
Pina Quatrini at 708-532-5731
Marybeth Kelly at 708-429-5740Page 12 July 18, 2021
This Week at Saint George Worship Schedule
SUNDAY, JULY 18, 2021
Parish Registration - MASS SCHEDULE
AFTER 9:30 AM Mass (MR1) Weekends
10:00 AM: Bread & Word (MR4) Anticipated Mass on Saturdays at 4:00 PM
11:30 AM Baptism (Church)
Sundays at 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM and 11:30 AM
5:00 PM: Adult Volleyball (G)
The 4:00 PM Saturday and 9:30 AM Sunday Masses
are broadcast via 101.7 FM in the parking lot.
MONDAY, JULY 19, 2021 Communion will be brought to your car. Please park
on the east side of the parking lot by 175th Street.
The anticipated 4:00 PM Mass on Saturdays is live
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 2021 streamed on Facebook then posted to the parish
webpage and YouTube.
Weekdays
Monday through Friday at 8:15 AM
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 2021
Daily Mass is live streamed daily on Facebook, then
1:00 PM: Summer Band (MR1) posted to the parish webpage and YouTube..
6:00 PM: Adoration (Church)
7:30 PM: Al-Anon (O’CH)
RECONCILIATION
THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2021 Saturdays
9:30 AM: CWSF Prayer Shawl Ministry (MR 2&3) 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 2021
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
7:00 PM: Narcotics Anonymous (MR3)
Wednesdays
SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
1:00 PM Baptism (Church)
3:00 PM: Reconciliation (Church) Masks are not required for those who are fully
7:00 PM: Adult Volleyball (G) vaccinated, but recommended for those who have not
been vaccinated.
SUNDAY, JULY 25, 2021
10:00 AM: Bread & Word (MR4)
5:00 PM: Adult Volleyball (G) Daily Readings
MONDAY: Ex 14:5-18; Ex 15:1bc-6; Mt 12:38-42
TUESDAY: Ex 14:21 — 15:1; Ex 15:8-10, 12, 17;
Mt 12:46-50
For additional information
WEDNESDAY: Ex 16:1-5, 9-15; Ps 78:18-19, 23-28;
on Saint George, please
Mt 13:1-9
visit the parish website
www.stgeorge60477.org, THURSDAY: Sg 3:1-4b or 2 Cor 5:14-17; Ps 63:2-6,
and 8-9; Jn 20:1-2, 11-18
FRIDAY: Ex 20:1-17; Ps 19:8-11; Mt 13:18-23
SATURDAY: Ex 24:3-8; Ps 50:1b-2, 5-6, 14-15;
Mt 13:24-30
SUNDAY: 2 Kgs 4:42-44; Ps 145:10-11, 15-18;
Eph 4:1-6; Jn 6:1-15Saint George Church Page 13
Please Pray for... Mass Intentions
SATURDAY, JULY 17, 2021
Our Sick…
Robert Baader, Terrence Baker, Babies Bennett & Zachary Basick, 4:00 PM: Mass for Parishioners
Brad Bennett, Ed Bidrowski, Donald Budny, David Charleston, Rita Kiely+
Joseph Cicci, Marguerite Concannon, Cody Copin, Henry Copin, Carmelita Diwa+
Diane Cosgrave, Linda Dorminey, Carmen Gonzalez, Marirose
Grosschadl, Jace Hettinger, Christine Hitzman, Michelle Hitzman, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 2021
Robyn (Kristinat) Jankosky, Evelyn Knight, Eric Kronenbitter, Paul 7:30 AM: Deacon Dick & Fran Kristinat+
Kruzil, Sue Maher, Carolyn Molony, Carol Manow, Brian & Sandy Edith Raber+
Nichols, Christopher Niedermeyer, Francine Niewiedzial, Lottie Clara Goesel+
Pano, Virginia Perozzi, Stan Piekosz, Toni Pusateri, Eunice Robey,
9:30 AM: Edward Matushek III+
Margaret Quilty, Mary Scudella, Sandra Smith, Burt Stewart, Mary
Dr. Thomas Salmon+
Ann Stewart, Richard Stewart, Frank Stoecker, Matt Taylor, Sara
Padre Pietro Quantrini+
Taylor, Eileen Vandergriff, Carol Vander Sanden, Kathy Vrablic,
Emily Grace Ward, Bob Whalen, Sandra Wickeham, Tom Wydra 11:30 AM: Ricardo Diwa Sr.+
Catherine & Peter Kiec+
If you or a loved one needs prayers due to an illness, please call the
parish office to put your name on the prayer list. Names are kept on
MONDAY, JULY 19, 2021
the list for four weeks unless we are notified the person has not
recovered. 8:15 AM: Niedospial & Filipiak Families
Intentions of Mary Scudella
Faithful Departed… TUESDAY, JULY 20, 2021
Christine Kane, Carolyn Kampe, Thomas Martin, Genevieve M. 8:15 AM: Patt & Chuck Quinn+
O’Connell, Joan L. Stuckly Intentions of Cheryl & Norb
Brodzinski
Our Military…
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 2021
Please pray for those serving in the military, and for a peaceful and
just solution to conflict and violence. Please remember in your 8:15 AM: Louis Micaletti+
prayers the following people who are serving our country: PO3 Walter Jagiello+
Mary Balkas (Coast Guard), Sgt. Jacob Berry (Army), LCpl. Phillip
Bosco (Marines), LCpl. Mark Bradley (Marines), Staff Sgt. Amanda THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2021
Brennan (Army), First Sgt. Robert Brennan (Army), Capt. Michael 8:15 AM: Linda Weston+
Caddigan (Army), SSgt. Brad Clemmer (Air Force), SSgt. Heidi
Currie (Air Force), Lt.Col. Kevin Currie (Air Force), Maj. Patrick FRIDAY, JULY 23, 2021
Currie (Air Force), Pvt. Matthew Daliege (Army), Sgt. James
Dewey (Army), Maj. Christopher Doering (Army), Cpl. Jonathon M. 8:15 AM: Mass for Mothers
Filca (Marines), PO2 James J. Guerino (Navy), Cmdr. Daniel Patt & Chuck Quinn+
Hollendoner (Navy), Cpl. Ryan Hollendoner (Army), L.Cpl.
Jonathan Idrovo (Marines), Lt. Erin Janofski (Navy), Becky SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021
Johnston (Air Force), L.Cpl. Bryan Johnston (Marines), L.Cpl. 4:00 PM: Michael Gayeski+
Ashton Kahne (Marines), A1C Dylan Knispel (Air Force), Spc. Alice Ficker+
Martin McCarthy (Army), Lt. Cmdr. Sean Miner (Navy), Spc. John Michalisko+
Joshua S. Mitchell (Army), Alexandra Novak, Lt. Charles W. Novak
(Marines), HM3 Elizabeth O’Neill (Navy Corpsman), Capt. Thomas SUNDAY, JULY 25, 2021
I. Ohl (Marines), Ssgt. Joe Plath (Air Force), Sgt. Jacob Pusateri
(Marines), L. Cpl. Brian Richard (Marines), PFC James Rodriguez 7:30 AM: Ray Stambaugh+
(Army), Amn. Michael Sarniak, Jr. (Coast Guard), Bo Shipman Mass for Parishioners
(Marines, LCPI), SSgt. Alison Smallwood (Air Force), SSgt. Chaise 9:30 AM: Karen Pisano+
Smallwood (Air Force), Lt. David F. Steinberger III (Navy), Col. John Malesevich+
Donald Tomich (Marines), Capt. Todd Vassalli (Air Force), Spc. Patt & Chuck Quinn+
Alexander Waters (Army), Sgt. FC Powell Yates (Army), A1C
Andrew Yock (Air Force) 11:30 AM: Helen & Joseph Gembala+
Raymond A., Rose Marie &
If there are parishioners currently serving in the United States military, we Deceased Members of the
would like to know. Please call the parish office and tell us the name of Lamberty Family+
your dear one and he/she will be remembered in the prayers of our
community and the name posted in the bulletin. Please indicate branch of + Faithful Departed
service and rank.Page 14 July 18, 2021
MASS: Each week, we will celebrate a Sunday Vigil
Parish Information Mass on Saturday at 4:00 PM, and three Masses on
Sunday - 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM and 11:30 AM, as well as a
weekday Mass Monday through Friday at 8:15 AM.
BAPTISMS will take place at 1:00 PM on the first Sunday
of the month and at the 11:30 AM Sunday Mass on the RECONCILIATION: Every Saturday from 3:00 PM to
third Sunday of the month. The family must be 3:30 PM.
registered. A baptismal preparation program is obligatory
ADORATION AND PRIVATE PRAYER: In church every
in advance; please call the parish office to register and
Wednesday from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. You may come
for more information.
and go as is convenient for you during this time.
CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS is a program for
FUNERALS, BAPTISMS AND WEDDINGS: To make
anyone inquiring and seeking information about entering
arrangements, please call the parish office at
the Catholic faith. Contact the parish office.
708-532-2243.
WEDDING arrangements must be made four months in
BULLETIN INFORMATION provides updates on parish
advance of the wedding date. You must be a registered
and Archdiocesan events. Please submit articles or
parishioner for six months prior to making arrangements.
recommendations to bulletin@stgeorge60477.org by
Please schedule your church date before reserving your
Friday at 4:00 PM before publication date. Because of
hall.
space limitations, articles regarding Saint George
ANOINTING OF THE SICK / RECONCILIATION can be activities and information, as well as Archdiocesan
arranged by contacting the Parish Office to have a priest events and news will take priority. All articles are subject
celebrate the sacraments with the person who is to editing and will be published at the discretion of the
seriously ill or homebound. Pastor. No guarantees can be made as to size or
placement of the articles.
HOSPITAL VISITS can be made by our priests or
deacons, if notified by family members or friends. PLEASE BE AWARE
Although sacramental needs of patients are administered
Dispensation from Sunday Mass and Holy Days of
by the hospital chaplain or by a local priest, in an
Obligation continues. We still advise that the elderly and
emergency, Saint George clergy will respond to
those with underlying medical conditions stay at home
sacramental needs.
and participate through livestreamed and televised
MINISTRY OF CARE: Mandated Agape Ministers of Masses.
Care are available to visit, pray with, and bring Holy
We will continue to serve those who cannot attend Mass
Communion to those who are sick and unable to
in person by livestreaming Mass on our Facebook page
attend Mass. Notify the parish office when this service is
and posting to our webpage and YouTube.
needed.
The Archdiocese is allowing parishes to open at 100%
REGISTRATION: We welcome new members with open
capacity. Physical distancing is not required for
arms. Please call the parish office for more information.
vaccinated persons. Physical distancing is
STEWARDSHIP involves your time, talent and treasure. recommended by public health authorities, when possible
Contact the parish office for assistance in getting started for unvaccinated persons. Masks are not required for
in any of the Parish’s ministries and organizations. vaccinated persons. Masks are recommended by public
Please remember Saint George Parish when planning health authorities for unvaccinated indoors, particularly in
your estate or preparing your will. crowded venues.
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