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SAINT JULIE BILLIART CATHOLIC CHURCH 7399 West 159th Street, Tinley Park, Illinois 60477 708.429.6767 www.stjulie.org
BEING DISCIPLES OF JESUS
FROM OUR PASTOR Going to Mass at St. Edward’s while growing up, I
remember seeing all sorts of faces. There were
About a year and a half ago when
Filipino, obviously. But, there were also other Asians
I came to St. Julie parish I brought
including Japan, Korea, and India. I remember seeing
up the fact that the Associate
all of those various ethnicities and, in time, I learned
Pastor comes from Vietnam and
to see just how universal the Catholic Church truly is.
the Pastor comes from the
Philippines—both in Asia, Living in the Albany Park neighborhood also proved
to be a blessing. On our particular block, there were
Fr. Tirso Villaverde obviously. I brought up some
Pastor possible concerns that other Filipino families as well as families from Cuban
parishioners might have of an and other Latin American countries, Yugoslavia and
“Asian Invasion.” I meant that comment as a way to other European nations, the Middle East, and
lighten the mood. I also followed it up explaining everything else “under the sun.”
that sharing different cultural expressions of faith has We lived near Lawrence and Pulaski. Everywhere,
been something very important to me and an there were stores and groceries of every kind—
enriching experience of what it means to be the Korean, Indian, Pakistani, Middle Eastern, Hispanic.
Church. Every time I walked the neighborhood, it always felt
The Catholic Church is called so because the very as if I were seeing a microcosm of the entire world. I
word “catholic” means “universal.” We are a wanted to experience every culture as much as
universal Church because our faith applies to every possible.
people no matter what their country of origin might All of this is just a way for me to explain why, as
be. The Catholic Church speaks all languages because pastor, I want to bring the world to our parish. When
God speaks to people in whatever language might be we share in one another’s cultural expressions of our
their first and primary language. In other words, God common faith, it makes that faith come alive in ways
does not talk to people exclusively in one language we may never have imagined to be possible. When
over another. God speaks all languages and, for that we hear other people praying and praising God in
very reason, the Church also does the same. Sharing different languages, we can gain a sense of unity with
in one another’s experience helps us to gain a greater one another. In the case of our Catholic Church, we
understanding of what it means to be the Body of may be speaking in different languages but it is our
Christ here on earth. This is something I have common faith that makes us one. As I have thrived in
personally come to value even from my experience my own sense of discipleship by sharing in and
growing up in a very ethnically diverse area of the experiencing the various cultural expressions of our
northside of Chicago. Catholic faith, it is my hope that we might foster the
I grew up going to Mass at St. Edward’s Parish near same in one another.
Montrose and Cicero. My family and I lived in the Next weekend, we will have a new opportunity to
nearby Albany Park neighborhood. My grammar experience the faith of another Asian nation. A small
school years were mostly at Haugan Elementary but strong contingency of brothers and sisters from
about a half mile away from our home. I continued Vietnam will share with us the custom/celebration of
on to Roosevelt High School about a mile away from Lunar New Year. It is a special time of year for the
where I grew up. All of those experiences helped to Vietnamese and other Asian nations that observe
shape my appreciation and love on sharing in one Lunar New Year. For those who are also Catholic, it
another’s cultural experiences. This became is a celebration that comes almost equal to Christmas
especially stronger whenever I met fellow Catholics and Easter. I am happy that our Vietnamese
from other ethnic backgrounds. I became fascinated parishioners came forward with the desire to share
in learning how there could be various cultural this moment with the parish. I am grateful that Fr.
expressions of the same Catholic faith. It helped to Ton has been guiding them in organizing our first
fuel my own sense of discipleship. ever Lunar New Year celebration here at St. Julie.
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Personally, I was more deeply exposed to
Catholicism in Vietnam when I became friends with
a Vietnamese seminarian while we were both in Letters from
Mundelein Seminary. He introduced me to the food. St. Julie Billiart
He brought me to various Vietnamese celebrations in
Chicago including Lunar New Year. When his sister “Walk in
became engaged to be married, he even invited me all simplicity and
uprightness in the
to join in the traditional engagement ceremony at
ways of the Lord,
which his father even introduced me as part of the
for it is there
family even though I had only recently met them.
you will find
From knowing my friend’s family, I also saw how the science that
Vietnamese Catholics prayed and I found it to be creates saints.”
such a beautiful expression of faith. The Vietnamese
language has a natural melody to it. Even as people ~Julie
are praying together in Vietnamese, it sounded as if Letter 82
the people were chanting the prayers in complete
unison. The melodic beauty of the language came
out even more when it was set to music. Ever since
my first exposure to the Catholic Vietnamese
expression of faith, I only wish that I could learn the
language and enter more deeply into that beauty. UPCOMING 2022 EVENTS/OPPORTUNITIES
Again, next weekend, we will have the opportunity Archdiocese Immigration Film Festival (pg. 9)
to experience the Vietnamese expression of our CJB School Open House - Jan. 22 & 30 (pg. 7)
Catholic faith. It may be a small glimpse of it but I Covid Vaccinations & Boosters for Homebound (pg. 10)
am sure that it will be something that enriches the Eagle Scout Project for St. Julie parish (pg. 11)
Hope Employment Support Ministry (pg. 12)
faith of all of us no matter where we come from or
Lunar New Year (Tet) - Jan. 16 (pg. 11)
what language we may use to pray to God. I hope
Made for More Event - St. Damian (pg. 10)
and pray that it will be a start to an even greater
Mass for the Deaf - Jan. 16 (pg. 12)
sharing of faith.
Moving Forward in Hope - Jan. 25 (pg. 8)
Our festivities for Lunar New Year will begin with a Port Lunch Dates - Jan. 9 & 23 (pg. 8)
bilingual Mass (Vietnamese/English) next Sunday, St. Damian Cancer Support Group - 1st Tuesdays (pg. 11)
January 16. The Mass will be followed by a little St. Julie Book Club - Jan/Feb/Mar CANCELLED (pg. 10)
celebration in the Devine Center. If you are able, I St. Julie Praise Ministry (pg. 9)
encourage you to participate and experience the St. Peregrine Novena (pg.. 11)
wonder of our universal Catholic faith. The more we St. Vincent dePaul (pg. 8)
open our arms to embrace one another in faith, the Stewardship & Generosity (pg. 13)
more we will know the loving embrace of God Women’s Day of Reflection - Apr. 30 (pg. 8)
Himself. Young at Heart - Jan. 11 CANCELLED / Feb. 8 (pg. 11)
Peace, PLEASE NOTE: 50/50 RAFFLE 50/50 SJB Monthly Raffle (pg. 12)
Each $5 must be in a separate
peach-colored envelope. If more
than $5 is in the envelope, it will PLEASE NOTE
be considered a donation to the There will be a time change for Confessions
church. The 50/50 envelopes are Saturday, January 15, ONLY!
available in the Narthex, the They will begin at 3:30pm (instead of 3:00pm).
office entryway and the office. Thank you!
JANUARY 9, 2022 – THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD 3
THE STUMP OF JESSE
WE JUST CELEBRATED JESUS’ THE CHRISTMAS NATIVITY PLAY
BIRTHDAY BUT NOW WE’RE
CELEBRATING HIS BAPTISM?
JESUS TURNS 30 AFTER THREE
WEEKS?
You might say, “Peter has the answer.
Fr. Ton Nguyen
Associate Pastor He says, “But do not forget this one
thing, dear friends: With the Lord a
day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are
like a day. The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise,
as some understand slowness. He is patient with you,
not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to
repentance” 2 Peter 3: 8-9. It is true that God is outside
of time but don’t forget that Jesus carries his human
nature as well. A better answer for this question is we
are following the liturgical calendar which marks the
Church year, a sequence of seasons and feasts in the
liturgy during a year’s time. In each liturgical year, we
celebrate the entire life and paschal mystery of Jesus
Christ. What is so significant about the Baptism of the
Lord? It marks the beginning of Jesus’ ministry and
confirms his identity as the Son of God.
Does Jesus need to be baptized? The answer is Yes. But
you might say, “Jesus has no sin, why does he need to
be baptized?” Well, the answer is … your homework.
☺
The Baptism of the Lord once again calls us to live out
our baptismal call—to be saints and to glorify God
through our words and actions.
The Christmas Nativity Play by Teens and Friends is a
good example of living out our baptismal call — I’m so
proud of them. If you missed the play, here is the
YouTube link:
Christmas Nativity Play 2021 at St Julie—https://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=35bZbG2W658
Upcoming Teen-Ministered Masses
Jan. 16-11:30am / Feb. 13-11:30am / Mar. 20-11:30am
I LOVE BEING A PRIEST!
JMJ, Fr. Ton Nguyen
DON’T FORGET
LUNAR NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
Sun., Jan. 16 - 6pm Mass & 7-11pm Celebration
What is it? Come and see. ☺
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IN OUR PRAYERS
WE REMEMBER OUR BELOVED DEAD MASS INTENTIONS – Deceased L - Living
Eternal rest grant unto them and let perpetual light shine upon them.
Saturday, January 8 — 4:30pm
Thomas Andersen (husband of Mary) †Joseph & Julie Furmanski, †Walter Gorzycki,
†Jesse J. James, †Patrick Murphy,
†Daniel Patrick Quigley, †Francis Racelis,
†Linda Regan, †William Sommerfield,
THOSE IN NEED OF HEALING St. Julie Baking Ministry
Dolores Mikicic Rita Richie Sunday, January 9 —7:30am
David Joseph Dohm Susan Averaman St. Julie Billiart parishioners
William (Bill) Dado Cathy Bonderski Sunday, January 9 — 9:30am (livestreamed)
Meg Keating Joanne Tishka †Joseph Conte & Lisa Moeller, †Julia Downs,
Mary McMullen Lori & Ray McCarthy †James R. Komechak, †Irene L. Salinas,
Wendy McNamara Nicholson †Joseph & Mary Schulok, †Albert Patrick Zurita,
St. Julie Baking Ministry
Sunday, January 9 — 11:30am
†Charles M. Angell, †Bill Hickey, †Dennis Kilanowski
†Frances & Stanley Kilanowski, †Betty Kucharz,
NEWLY MARRIED St. Julie Baking Ministry
May God bless you abundantly with love, joy and compassion. Sunday, January 9 — 6:00pm
St. Julie Baking Ministry
December 31, 2021
Sabrina Marie Perrino & Kevin Patrick Stachler Monday, January 10— 8:00am
Michaela Rae Schlattman & Nathaniel Quintin Paprota †Irene Gniadek, †Vito Ventrella
Tuesday, January 11 — 8:00am
†John Gatto, †Rev. Francis Kaucky
Deceased members of the Joseph & Stella Szwed family
Wednesday, January 12 —8:00am
NEW PARISHIONERS L Jennifer & Robert Mikulskis
Freddy Consante & Amy Barratt Thursday, January 13 — 8:00am
Joshua & Alyssa Dearth & Family (Emily)
Patricia Welch Friday, January 14— 8:00am
St. Julie Billiart parishioners
Saturday, January 15 — 4:30pm
READINGS FOR THE WEEK †Emma & Norm Beno, †Jesse J. James
Monday, January 10 (Monday of the First Week in OT) †Dennis Kilanowski, †H. R. Harry Siebert
1 Samuel 1:1-8; Psalm 116:12-19; Mark 1:14-20 Sunday, January 16 - 7:30am
Tuesday, January 11 (Tuesday of the First Week in OT) †Chester & Mildred Faron, †John & Lucille Norris
1 Samuel 1:9-20; 1 Samuel 2:1, 4-8d; Mark 1:21-128 †Anthony & Katherine Osacky,
Wednesday, January 12 (Wednesday of the First Week in OT) †Alex Tiffy, †Mary Tiffy, †Cindy West
1 Samuel 3:1-10,k 19-20; Psalm 40:2, 5, 7-10; Mark 1:29-39
Sunday, January 16 - 9:30am (livestreamed)
Thursday, January 13 (St. Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church)
†William & Anne Kennedy, †Carol McGowant
1 Samuel 4:1-11; Psalm 44:10-11, 14-15, 24-25; Mark 1:40-45
†Gary “Doc” McKnight, †John O’Connor
Friday, January 14 (Friday of the First Week in OT)
1 Samuel 8:4-7, 10-22a; Psalm 89:16-17, 18-19; Mark 2:1-12 Sunday, January 16 - 11:30am
St. Julie Billiart parishioners
Saturday, January 15 (Blessed Virgin Mary)
1 Samuel 9:1-4, 17-19; 10:1; Psalm 21:2-7; Mark 2:13-17 Sunday, January 16 - 6:00pm
Sunday, January 16 (2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time) †Dan Sniegowski
Isaiah 62:1-5; Psalm 96:1-3, 7-10; 1 Corinthians 12:4-11;
John 2:1-11
JANUARY 9, 2022 – THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD 5
FAITH FORMATION
Faith Formation Office 708.429-6767
x227 Pat or path@stjulie.org
x217 Peg or peg@stjulie.org
FAMILY FAITH SHARING EMERGENCY CLOSING INFORMATION
Closing information for classes will be
In today’s Gospel (Luke 1: 1-4, 4: 14-21),
posted on our website - www.stjulie.org
as in the other Gospel accounts of
and on Facebook.
Jesus’ Baptism, we hear John the
Baptist speak to the confusion of the
people who thought that John might A FEW RECONCILIATION PHOTOS
Pat Kmak
Coordinator of be the Messiah. John the Baptist says
Faith Formation
of Youth that he has baptized with water but
that someone will come and will
baptize with the Holy Spirit.
The Baptism of Jesus is then considered a
manifestation of God in Jesus, another
“epiphany.” On this, the last day of the Christmas
season, the gospel reveals to us Jesus’ relationship
to God: the Son of Mary and Joseph is also God’s
own Son. Here, in Luke’s Gospel, all three
members of the Trinity are manifested: God the
Father in the voice, the Holy Spirit descending,
and Jesus, the Son.
Through his Gospel, Luke will show Jesus to be a
person of person of prayer, who regularly
withdraws from the crowd and His disciples to
pray to His father, through Baptism, we, the
children of Adam and Eve are charged with
continuing the mission that Jesus began: Jesus set SECOND GRADE BELONGING SERVICE
up the framework for all of us when he announced Sunday, January 9 - 9:30AM Mass
His ministry and His mission in today’s Gospel. Today our Second Graders from our Faith Formation
Jesus also gave us the helper we would need to program, Sacramental program and Cardinal
participate in His mission. Bernardin School will be received as candidates for
Gather with your family and suggest that they First Eucharist.
try to picture the vision that Jesus describes, using We invite the candidates and their families to stay
the words of the prophet, Isaiah. What are the after Mass for about an hour to join in preparing
situations and who are the people who most need lunches for The Port in the Parish Hall.
to see this vision fulfilled? Make a family They are also invited to bring a loaf of
commitment to pray for the Kingdom of God. sandwich bread which will be used for
the lunches.
FAITH FORMATION CALENDAR Wednesday January 12 Grade 8
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION…….
As we embark on the flu, strep throat, and sinus infection season we want to share a note of caution.
For the sake of the health of all our children, please, if your child shows signs of illness (bad cough,
running nose, fever, etc.) call 708.429.6767 x217 to report his/her absence from class. We realize the
importance of attendance, but we also value the health of our children.
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MUSIC MINISTRY
THANK YOU
Thank you to our wonderful choir, cantors, instrumentalists, accompanists and teens who provided
us with beautiful music during Advent and the Christmas season. We are blessed to have such
talented musicians in our parish who are willing to share their gifts, not only during the Christmas
season, but the whole year too. Please join me in thanking them. They really do make our Masses
extra special.
Sue Clemons On behalf of Barb Theis and myself, we hope you all had a joy-filled and wonderful Christmas
Coordinator of Music Season and wish all our parishioners a safe, healthy and happy 2022.
Ministry
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin School
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School is a
TWICE Recognized Exemplary High Performing National Blue Ribbon School of
Excellence
WE ARE YOUR PARISH SCHOOL!
SAFELY-DISTANCED PRIVATE TOURS AVAILABLE
Saturday, January 22 and Sunday, January 30
Visit www.cjbschool.org and click on ADMISSIONS then OPEN HOUSE to REGISTER
CJB is a “regional” Catholic school sponsored by St. Francis of Assisi, St. Julie Billiart, St. Stephen Deacon & Martyr, and
St. Elizabeth Seton. We also welcome children from other parishes or households whose parents are seeking a Christ-
centered, excellent educational environment. Share this news with your friends! CJB is adjacent to St. Elizabeth Seton
Parish – at 9250 W. 167th Street in Orland Hills.
Do you offer Pre-K and Kindergarten classes?
Yes! We offer half-day and full-day 3PK and 4PK! Kindergarten is full-day. Half-day 3PK is Monday-Thursday (7:40a-
10:40a.) Half-day 4PK is Monday-Friday (7:40a-10:40a). Our full-day PK and Kindergarten programs are, of course,
Monday-Friday. Full-day hours are 7:40a until 2:40p (except on Tuesdays when we dismiss at 2pm).
How do I register?
“Open registration” is happening now! We accept applications until all spaces are filled. Our online registration
application is available at www.cjbschool.org To register, submit the online application, then mail or drop off an original
birth and baptismal certificate (originals will be returned), and a family registration fee of $250. For Grades 1-8, include a
copy of the 2021-22 first semester report card and all standardized test results.
How much is tuition? Is there Financial Aid?
Tuition for next school year will be announced once budget meetings are finalized. Parishioner tuition for the current
school year is as follows. K-8 is $5,900. Out-of-parish tuition for 2021-22 is $6,900. There is an additional $300 required for
technology and curriculum fees. Full-day Pre-K 3 and Pre-K 4 is $6,416. Half-day 3PK is $3,513. Half-day 4PK is $4,140.
Financial aid is available for in-parish families (K-8). When you complete the online application, you will have an
opportunity to complete the financial aid application. Financial applications must be submitted by mid-March.
Is there a “Before and After School” Program?
Yes! Our Extended Day Program opens at 6:30a and closes when the school day begins; it re-opens at 2:40p and closes
for the night at 6:00p. The hourly-rate ($8/hr. for one child; $10/hr. for two or more children) is invoiced monthly. All
registered students may attend the Extended Day Program.
When may I register?
Registration for new families is happening RIGHT NOW.
Additional questions may be directed to the Director of Enrollment, Cynthia Devlin, at 708.403.6525 x127
JANUARY 9, 2022 – THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD 7
HUMAN CONCERNS Human Concerns / Sheila Pluchar
708.429.6767 x232 or sheila@stjulie.org
ST. VINCENT dePAUL
Do you know someone
who is in need of some
Upcoming PORT LUNCH DATES assistance?
January 9 & 23 after the 9:30 Mass (Parish Hall) The St. Julie SVdP Chapter
All are welcome! Bring a friend! Bring your is a dedicated group who
grandparents! Bring your neighbors! seek to help those in need.
Most needed items: If you or someone you
-Fold over plastic sandwich bags know is in need of temporary assistance, we may be
-Lunchmeat able to help. Our group is trained to assess all
situations in order to best serve the community.
When you call, please don’t hang up. You will be
A NEW YEAR’S guided through the phone system. Please leave
RESOLUTION your name and a number where you can be reached
TO CARE FOR CREATION and a team member will respond within 24 hours.
Our phone number will appear as “blocked.”
“We show our respect for the Please assist us by answering the call so we can
Creator by our stewardship of begin the process of sharing information with you.
creation.” 708.429.6767 x244.
-U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
WOMEN’S DAY OF REFLECTION
The Pope’s encyclical, Laudato Si’, is a text of
Saturday, April 30, 2022
landmark significance in Catholic Social Teaching.
Hosted by “Conversations with Women”
He challenges us to rethink our relationship with
nature. An afternoon for women, by women. Please
Pope Francis reframes the environmental save the date. Watch the bulletin for details.
dialogue from a political discussion into language of “God is within her, she will not fall.”
faith. Creation, the natural world around us, is
Proverbs 31:26
recognized as a precious gift from God to be
reverenced by all.
The Holy Father invites us to become aware and MOVING FORWARD IN HOPE
reflect deeply on the unsustainable environmental Moving Forward in Hope is a monthly series of
degradation around us and its consequences.
evening prayer, connection and hope. Our goal is to
Francis extends an “urgent challenge to protect create a safe place for those living with or those
our common home… to bring the whole human caring for someone with mental health concerns to
family together to seek a sustainable and integral come together to pray and share with one another.
development, for we know that things can change.” We know connection is paramount to mental health
The Pope asks us to examine our lifestyles and well-being. These virtual meetings will cover
through sound ecological virtues, strive for greater relevant topics and are held on the fourth Tuesday of
simplicity and to focus less on material things. each month.
MOVING FORWARD IN HOPE
What will you do in the New Year to demonstrate Tuesday, January 25 - 7:00pm-8:00pm
your care for creation and gratitude for this great Contact Deacon Tom Lambert to register:
gift from God?
tlambert@ourlmc.org
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HUMAN CONCERNS Human Concerns / Sheila Pluchar
708.429.6767 x232 or sheila@stjulie.org
Archdiocese of Chicago
Immigration Ministry | Office of Human Dignity and Solidarity
IMMIGRATION FILM FESTIVAL 2022
Join the Immigration Ministry of the Office of Human Dignity and Solidarity as we pray, learn
and discuss issues of migration in a respectful virtual environment. As missionary-disciples, we
explore how we can respond to Christ’s call to give welcome. “I was a stranger and you
welcomed me” (Matthew 25:35).
Each session includes prayer, a documentary viewing and moderated group discussion. To register for all
four screenings: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_G1tJjp88Td2hW_LS_x_koA For more
information, contact Mary Lou Matheke at mmatheke@archchicago.org.
Ameen: A Portrait of Work and Faith | Wednesday, January 12 | 7:00 PM CST
Share the simple sincerity of Ameen, a humble Muslim man who integrates his faith and work seamlessly.
Join us after the film for discussion and Q&A with filmmaker Cristian Murphy.
Terror and Hope: The Science of Resilience | Thursday, January 20 | 7:00 PM CST
Lessons of baseball and war. The effects of and healing from toxic stress in immigrants from war zones.
Diary of an Outsider | Thursday, January 27 | 7:00 PM CST
A dramatization of the pulls of culture on an immigrant living in Chicago.
PADS ST JULIE PRAISE MINISTRY
(Public Action to Deliver Shelter) St. Julie Praise Ministry invites
We are looking for volunteers who you to consider joining their team!
would like to give of their time and
There are no meetings!
talents! There are no meetings.
You decide what you are able to Deacon Rich sends out a monthly letter filled with
give / do and how often. wonderful reflections as well as the needs of our
parish and the world to hold in prayer.
As a result of the pandemic, our PADS guests are
staying at a hotel in Calumet Park. They have been We will send you a prayer booklet to use, or use your
able to secure a driver who comes and picks up the own. This is a wonderful ministry for those who:
meals so we don’t have to drive it out there. What a • Love to pray
blessing this has been!
• Would like to take a few quiet moments out of
On the 2nd Friday of the month, volunteers drop off their day to pray for others
the item they signed up for. (sometimes they drop it off
• Are looking for a closer relationship with Christ
a few days ahead of time) A small group of volunteers
through prayer.
assemble the meals from 4:00-5:00pm. The driver
then picks it up. So simple! We currently serve 40 Whatever the reason, you cannot go wrong being a
guests...Dinner, Breakfast and Lunch. prayer warrior.
If this is something you would like to be part of or For more information, email deaconrich@stjulie.org
just find out more information, let us know! All ages
and abilities are welcome! Service hours apply.
Make it a family event! “How utterly beautiful it is,
to know that someone talks to God
sheila@stjulie.org about you.”
JANUARY 9, 2022 – THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD 9
PARISH & COMMUNITY NEWS
ST. JULIE BOOK CLUB
First Wednesdays - 1pm - Great Room
Gather with fellow book lovers to share thoughts, ideas, and opinions about the monthly selection.
Any questions or need more information, contact Bev at bsigler5@comcast.net.
NOTE: Jan/Feb/Mar meetings have been cancelled!
REVISED LIST
Apr 6 The Bookshop on the Corner by Jenny Colgan Aug 3 The Lilac Girls by Martha Hill Kelly
May 4 The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd Sept 7 The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
Jun 1 The Charm Bracelet by Viola Shipman by Charlie Mackesy
July 6 Finding Nouf by Zoe Ferraris Oct 5 The Four Winds by Kristin Hanna
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 - ST. DAMIAN St. Julie, along with several neighboring parishes, are
supporting the efforts of hosting parish, St. Damian in
promoting this important event.
Where do we come from and where are we going? These
questions are DECISIVE for understanding what it means
to be human and how to orient our lives and our actions
toward authentic fulfillment. Join Christopher West and
Mike Mangione as they creatively weave together dynamic
presentations with live music, movie clips, YouTube
videos, and sacred art for an evening of beauty and
reflection on the meaning of life, love, and human destiny.
You’ll come away with a faith-filled vision of hope that
will instill in you the sheer wonder and joy of being
alive…More info? Contact Dawn 312.534.5355 or
dfitzpatrick@archchicago.org - 312.534.5355.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/made-for-more-chicago-south-
tickets-78668245841
General Seating Tickets may be purchased at St. Damian or online.
All ages welcome. Children need to be accompanied by an adult.
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YOUNG AT HEART
Out of an abundance of caution,
we will NOT meet January.
Our next luncheon is:
February 8 - 11am-2pm - Devine Center
Tickets ($10) will be available for purchase on the
weekends of January 29/30 and February 5/6 in the
Narthex. We look forward to seeing old friends and many
new friends! All are welcome! God bless you!
ST. PEREGRINE NOVENA
The novena is held weekly, usually on
Mondays, in our Sacred Heart Chapel. It may
be necessary at times to move the novena to a
Tuesday evening. Check the parish calendar
(www.stjulie.org) for up-to-date information.
St. Peregrine Novena #2
Week #1 - Monday January 10
Week #2 - Monday January 17
Week #3 - Monday January 24
Week #4 - Monday January 31
Week #5 - Monday February 7
Week #6 - Monday February 14
Week #7 - Monday February 21
Week #8 - Monday February 28
Week #9 - Tuesday March 8
ST. DAMIAN CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Cancer Support Group
1st Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm
St. Damian Pastoral Center - 5250 155th Street, Oak Forest IL
Whether you are currently in treatment for cancer, or if you are supporting a loved one or friend who has
cancer or is in remission - we hope you will join us. Call Joy at 708-687-4762 and please leave a message.
EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT
You can buy a brick to help Luke honor military servicemembers!
Luke Rost is a young parishioner who is currently working on his
Eagle Scout project, a beautiful outdoor space to be installed on our
parish grounds which will honor current
military servicemembers and memorialize military veterans and
fallen servicemembers.
Engraved bricks will be sold to fund the project, which is set to
begin in Spring 2022. These bricks will complete the pathway and
patio portions of the project.
For complete information about the project and how you can help, please visit our website (stjulie.org) and click on the
link to Luke’s website where you’ll learn about Luke’s passion and reasons for his Eagle Scout project.
JANUARY 9, 2022 – THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD 11PARISH & COMMUNITY NEWS
MASS FOR THE DEAF
Fr. Joe Mulcrone will concelebrate and interpret for the deaf community the Vietnamese Lunar New Year
Bilingual Mass on Sunday, January 16, 2022 6:00pm. He is excited to share in this cultural celebration.
SCRIP
Thank you St. Julie Billiart Scrip
Shoppers!
Cardinal Bernardin School and
the Scrip team want to extend a
huge THANK YOU to all our
school families, friends and parishioners from St. Julie
Billiart parish that used the CJB Scrip Program for their
gift card needs during the holidays. Whether you came to
our church sale or shopped with us at school, you helped
your parish and your parish school.
Even though the holidays are over, Scrip is still available.
Scrip is sold at Cardinal Joseph Bernardin School year
round. We are available on Wednesday evenings from
6:00pm to 7:00pm in the school lobby and on Friday
mornings from 7:30am to 8:15am in the school cafeteria
(lower level of St. Elizabeth Seton/O’Mara Hall), or you
may use the convenient drop off and courier service
between the St. Julie parish office and school each week
on Monday mornings.
Our first sale of the New Year is Wed., January 12.
Scrip is safer than using credit cards... no fraud, data
breach, nor identity theft. Scrip rebates are GREATER
than credit card rewards.
For more information you can access the Scrip link on the
CJB web page by hovering over the Giving tab and then
clicking on Scrip in the drop down list. You can find our
weekly selling schedule, the most up to date vendor
listings and Scrip news!
HOPE EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT MINISTRY Providing HOPE by branching out to all.
Special Mass - Tuesday, January 11, 2022 - 7:00pm
St. Elizabeth Seton, 9300 W. 167th St., Orland Hills
Come join us for a special Mass as we kick off the 17th year of service to St. Elizabeth Seton and the surrounding
community. The Mass provides an opportunity to pray to God for the strength and perseverance to pursue new
employment opportunities, inspiration and guidance when considering career changes and to provide thanksgiving for continued
good health and the many life blessings provided by employment. Whether you are employed or unemployed, all are welcome,
including spouses and families, as they are part of everyone’s support group. We especially encourage Alumni of the HOPE program
to attend.
The HOPE (Helpful Outreach for People seeking Employment) Employment Ministry meets at St. Elizabeth Seton Campus
(seseton.com) on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm in the McBrady Center, located just inside the main entrance of the
adjacent Cardinal Bernardin School. The HOPE Ministry provides guidance throughout the job search process with resumé, career &
networking advice. Meetings are open to the public, free of charge and the next meeting is Tuesday, February 1, 2022. Masks are
mandatory. If you have any questions, please contact Arnie Skibinski at askibinski@steseton.com
12 | SAINT JULIE BILLIART CATHOLIC CHURCHSTEWARDSHIP & GENEROSITY
YEAR END CONTRIBUTIONS
Due to IRS regulations, all contributions received through December 31 will be recorded as 2021 contributions.
Contributions made on January 1, 2022, or after are required by law to be recorded as a 2022 contribution
regardless of the type of envelope used or the date on the check.
If a contribution dated in December was mailed to the parish office and is postmarked on or before December 31,
it will be recorded as a 2021 contribution. However, all contributions delivered to the parish office in person, left
in the drop box, or postmarked on or after January 1, must be recorded as a 2022 contribution. Therefore, even if a
check was dated in December 2021, but mailed, left in the drop box, or delivered to the parish office in January,
that contribution must be recorded as a 2022 contribution.
Contribution statements will only be provided upon request and will be available mid to late January 2022.
Statements can be picked up at the parish office, mailed or emailed. Please designate the preferred method of
receipt when requesting the statement.
We thank you for your generosity and are truly grateful for all you do for St. Julie Billiart!
FAITH DIRECT
End-of-Year Gifts
As we head into the Christmas season, we want to make sure you know all the different ways parishioners may make end-of-year
gifts. There are so many easy ways to donate.
• Link to your Faith Direct giving page through your parish website.
• Text-to-Give / Enroll
• Call our Customer Service Team at 866.507.8757 between 8:30am-5:30pm EST.
We prayerfully request that you consider signing up for eGiving from your computer, smartphone, or tablet. You can set up a
recurring donation or make a one-time gift. Sign up today by visiting faith.direct/IL834 or text ‘Enroll’ to (708.286.5777).
Thank you for your continued support of our parish.
Peace,
LEGACY PLANNING
Have You “Insured” Our Parish?
A life insurance gift is a powerful and simple way to provide future support for our parish.
Here are two ways to give a gift of life insurance to St. Julie Billiart parish. Name our parish as a beneficiary of the policy. Simply
update your beneficiary designation form with your policy holder and list the primary or contingent beneficiary as: “St. Julie
Billiart,” The Catholic Bishop of Chicago, a Corporation Sole”
Make an outright gift of an existing policy. You can irrevocably name our parish as owner and beneficiary of a policy with
accumulated cash value that you and your family no longer need. You qualify for a federal income tax charitable deduction when
you itemize on your taxes. Also, if you continue to pay premiums on the policy, each payment is tax deductible as a charitable gift, if
you itemize.
For more information on making a gift of life insurance to our parish, we recommend you consult with your financial planner,
attorney or insurance representative. Please contact St. Julie Billiart (708.429.6767) with any additional questions or contact Krystina
M. Campbell, Planned Giving Officer, Archdiocese of Chicago at 312.534.5404 or kcampbell@archchicago.org with any additional
questions.
St. Julie Billiart Sacrificial Giving Sunday Offerings: Fiscal Year July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022
DECEMBER 26 YEAR-TO-DATE 2021-2022
BUDGETED $ 18,750.00 BUDGETED $487,500.00
COLLECTED 8,999.50 COLLECTED 480,273.64
SHORTFALL $ 9,750.50 SHORTFALL $ 7,226.36
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St Julie Billiart Parish St Julie Billiart Tinley Park IL
Daily Mass: Monday-Friday 8:00am
Weekend Mass: Saturday: 4:30pm Sunday: 7:30am - 9:30am - 11:30am - 6:00pm
(9:30am Mass is livestreamed via Facebook then available at www.stjulie.org)
PARISH STAFF & CONTACT INFORMATION
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Thursdays after 8:00am Mass until 11:00am (Sacred Heart Chapel). Office Hours: Monday-Thursday
Also, First Friday Adoration 8:30am-8:00pm (Sacred Heart Chapel). 8:30a-12noon (Closed for Lunch) 1:00pm-4:30pm
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CONTACT INFORMATION UPDATES Parish Office: 708.429.6767
If you’re moving, changed your address, landline, cell number CLERGY
or email address, please contact the Parish Office so we may Rev. Tirso S. Villaverde, Jr., Pastor x219 frtirso@stjulie.org
update our database records. Rev. Ton Nguyen, Associate Pastor x216 frton@stjulie.org
Deacon Edward (& Sheila) Pluchar x246 deaconed@stjulie.org
DEVOTIONAL PRAYER (Rosary/Divine Mercy Chaplet)
Deacon John (& Kathy) Benz x212 deaconjohn@stjulie.org
Monday-Friday - After the 8:00am Mass (Sacred Heart Chapel)
Deacon Rich (& Irene) Miska x212 deaconrich@stjulie.org
HOSPITAL
Due to HIPAA privacy regulations, only the patient or SPIRITUAL LIFE
designated family member may notify the parish of a Marianne Mueller x213 marianne@stjulie.org
hospitalization, if you request a priest visit, communion or to be Coordinator of Parish Prayer Life
placed on the sick list in the bulletin for three weeks. Sue Clemons x229 sue@stjulie.org
Coordinator of Music Ministry
NEW PARISHIONERS
All are invited to participate in the life and mission of the SJB PARISH LIFE
faith family. Come in to the office or begin the process online at Patricia Kmak x227 path@stjulie.org
https://www.stjulie.org/new-member-form/ Coordinator of Faith Formation of Youth
(TBD) Coordinator of Parish Life/Evangelization
SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK
For an emergency anointing, please call the Parish Office HUMAN CONCERNS
708.429.6767 and select Option 1 to request this sacrament. Sheila Pluchar x232 sheila@stjulie.org
Coordinator of Human Concerns
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM AND BAPTISMAL CLASSES
Parents preparing for the birth of a child should email STEWARDSHIP
marianne@stjulie.org to inquire about preparations. (TBD) Business Manager
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Karen Calcagno, Bookkeeper x223 karen@stjulie.org
Please contact marianne@stjulie.org at least six months in
advance for a wedding date and to begin marriage preparations. Neno Babic, Facilities Engineer x228 neno@stjulie.org
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION VITAL SUPPORT STAFF
Saturdays 3:00pm-4:00pm in the Sacred Heart Chapel (South Cathryn Seitz, Bulletin Editor x210 cathryn@stjulie.org
side of Church) If you would like a different time for a private and Receptionist
appointment with a priest, please call the office. Peg Siebenaler, Office Aide x217 peg@stjulie.org
(Faith Formation of Youth)
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
If you, or someone you know, needs assistance or if you’d like Barb Theis, Coordinator of Media/IT x231 btheis@stjulie.org
and Office Aide (Music Ministry)
information, please reach out to us at 708.429.6767 x244 or email
Stvincentdepaulstjulie@gmail.com .
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School (Parish Regional School)
9250 W. 167th Street, Orland Hills, IL 60477 Kelly Bourrell, Principal
Ph: 708.403.6525 Fax: 708.403.8621 www.cjbschool.orgYou can also read
