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St. Vincent de Paul Parish
The St. Vincent de Paul community lives out the Vincentian charism by
serving and loving the Body of Christ without exception.
March 7th, 2021 Mass Schedule
Third Sunday of Lent Sunday:
“Lord, you have the words of everlasting life. 10:00 am
5:00 p
— Psalm 1
8:00 pm CCM Mass
Rev. Jeremy Dixon, C.M., Pastor
Parish Center: Thursday:
8:00 am
1010 West Webster Avenu
Chicago, IL 6061
Phone: 773-325-8610 Fax: 773-325-8626 Email: info@stvdep.or
Website: www.stvdep.org
Facebook: facebook.com/stvincentdepaulparishchicago
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Sunday Scripture Re ection
As we roughly reach the mid-point of Lent, our
readings today remind us of the con nued focus that
we are to have of preparing ourselves and renewing
our spirit and commitment. At rst glance, our
readings appear a bit strange for this me of Lent, but
further re ec on allows us to see how they con nue
to call us to change and conversion of heart and mind.
The Gospel passage today is Jesus’ cleansing of the
Temple, in which he drives out the money changers and those who were more focused
on money and business than God. He then declares that he is the new Temple and that
he will be raised up. As we re ect, we are reminded that the Temple in Judaism was the
visible sign of the presence and protec on of God. Now, Jesus is that visible sign of the
presence of God; he is the place where God dwells.
Christ came in order to free us from what binds us and holds us back from embracing
the love and goodness of God. As members of the church, we are also members of the
mys cal Body of Christ, meaning that we are united in an in mate way with Jesus Christ
and one another. As such, each of us is also a Temple; we are called to be the visible sign
of the presence and love of God in the world, the place where God dwells.
In the same way as he did in the Gospel, Jesus comes to us today to “drive out” and
“overturn” those aspects of ourselves that make us less than who we truly are, to reduce
the power of sin and vice in our lives – whatever that sin or vice may be. We are invited
today to allow the Lord to come to us more fully, to help us grow out of self-
centeredness and serve one another, following the commandments that lead us into life.
In the Gospel, John says that Jesus ful lled the prophecy, “Zeal for your house will
consume me” through his ac ons. I nd hope in the fact that Jesus has that same zeal or
passion for each one of us, that he is con nuing to help us to grow, to change, to repent
and to love.
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Please Make Your Gift to the 2021 Annual Catholic Appeal
Come, follow me … and bring hope to the world.
Many families in our parish have received the Annual Catholic Appeal
mailing from Cardinal Cupich. On behalf of those served by the ministries,
parishes and schools who receive funding from the Appeal, we thank you for
your gifts. Please return your response as soon as possible.
The Annual Catholic Appeal offers a wonderful opportunity to answer Jesus’
call to “Come, follow me … and bring hope to the world.” This is especially
important during these trying and challenging times.
In addition to providing for
ministries and services throughout
the archdiocese, the Annual Catholic
Appeal funds services in our own
parish. When we financially support
the work of our parish, our
archdiocese and the Catholic Church
throughout the world, we experience
a feeling of deep gratitude, especially
when we contemplate God’s many
gifts to us personally. By sharing our
wealth through gifts to the 2021
Annual Catholic Appeal, we demonstrate our commitment to the Church and
each other. Please go to http://annualcatholicapeal.com to make your gift
today. You may also pick up envelopes and brochures in the back of church as
you leave.
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RITE OF ELECTION CELEBRATED FOR OUR CATECHUMENS WHO WILL
BE BAPTIZED AT THE EASTER VIGIL
WITH BISHOP JEFFREY GROB
Encouraging women to build friendship and community in our parish through faith and service.
Join us to Pray the Rosary every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.
facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/
Meeting this Wednesday, March 10, 7:00 pm on Zoom
Visit our website for more information: stvdep.org/community-life/vincentian-women/
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RCIA GET TO KNOW WHO IS BECOMING CATHOLIC AT THIS YEAR’S EASTER VIGIL
Please pray for the candidates and catechumens who will be ini ated into the Catholic Church this year.
1. Name: Sandra H.
2. Are you a candidate or a catechumen? Candidate.
3. Where did you grow up? Palos Heights, IL
4. Where did you go to school? MVCC, ADN and Benedic ne University, BSN
5. What do you do professionally? Registered Nurse.
6. Besides learning about the Catholic Church what do you do for fun? Travel, spend me with family and friends
and relax at my lake home in northern Wisconsin.
7. What has been the most interes ng/startling/exci ng/surprising thing you’ve learned or
experienced in RCIA so far? Growing up I feared the pastor of our parish, and I always felt inferior in the
church. Eventually that fear kept me from a ending mass, and comple ng the sacraments of communion and
con rma on. In my return to the church, I have been pleasantly surprised by how mass today leaves me
feeling upli ed and inspired by God’s love for me, instead of the fear and guilt I felt as a child.
8. If you are taking one what will your Con rma on name be? I have chosen the name Teresa as my con rma on
name because Teresa was my grandmother’s name, and her faith always comforted me. She was truly a saint
to me and everyone who knew her.
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Our local council of knights at St. Vincent de Our local c
Paul Parish engages in Faith in Action Paul Parish
Programs, activities designed to serve our Programs,
community while building upon core values of community
charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. charity, un
Membership is always open and we invite you Membersh
to learn more about us. to learn mo
For more information? Contact Justin Tucker For more in
at jmtucker1983@gmail.com at jmtucke
Service and charity are at the heart of the Knights. Founded to Service and ch
meet the needs of immigrants, refugees and families suffering meet the need
from the death of a breadwinner, the Knights began as a small from the death
service organization and has grown into a worldwide financial service organiz
and charitable organization. and charitable
VOLUNTEERS FOR CHURCH SOUP KITCHEN SERVICE
GREETING
We are in need of more volunteers to greet people Our soup kitchen needs volunteers to help serve
and act as ushers. Currently, we have mass at on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the
10am and 5pm on Sunday and 8am on Thursday, morning from 7:30-10am. In addi on, volunteers
in addi on to bap sms and weddings on are needed to pick up dona ons at Costco on
Saturdays. The number of masses and the Sunday morning at 9:15am. If you would like to
celebra on of daily Mass depends largely on the volunteer or want more informa on, please
availability of volunteers. If you would like to help, contact Nelson Mendoza at
and are not part of the vulnerable popula on, nmendoz7@depaul.edu or register at h p://
please contact Fr. JeremyOurat jdixon20@depaul.edu
local council of knightswww.rotundaso
at St. Vincentware.com/volunteer/
de Our local c
or 773-325-4155. Seton_SandwichKitchen?enroll=1
Paul Parish engages in Faith in Action Paul Parish
Programs, activities designed to serve our Programs,
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BUSINESS CLOTHING NEEDED FOR STUDENTS
As we approach spring, DePaul students are beginning to interview for jobs and
internships, and The DePaul Career Center gives professional clothing to students in
need of assistance.
Donation Guidelines
Note: we are especially in need of smaller sized sports coats, pant suits, and dress
shirts/button-down shirts.
1. Business professional or business casual attire
2. Good condition (e.g., you would be okay wearing to an interview the article of
clothing yourself)
3. Clean (dry cleaned, washed, ironed or pressed)
4. Sample items include: full suits, dress shirts, blouses, suit coats, dresses, skirts, dress
pants, ties, belts and dress shoes
Donors can drop off donations at the Kenmore entrance of the DePaul Lincoln Park
Student Center during regular business hours. Contact us at
career_center@depaul.edu if you have any questions!
CONFESSION DURING LENT
Since we are unable to have a communal penance service with individual confessions, we
will be extending additional times to celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation. On the
Saturdays of Lent (beginning February 20), the church will be open for confessions from
4pm-5pm. In addition, all are welcome to set up an appointment with Father Jeremy to
celebrate the sacrament outside of those times in the parish o ce.
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During the month of March we will be learning about
the Call to Family, Community and Participation.
There’s a lot packed into this theme of Catholic
Social Teaching. Watch the video for a short
introduction to this month’s theme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mGxEAtVGcU
Lenten Retreat
From Exile to Flourishing: Our LGBTQ Journey
Join A rmed on Saturday March 13 from 9:30-noon for our virtual Lenten retreat. In this
past year, we have been exiled from our regular communi es. In similar ways, we
some mes impose our own exile when it comes to faith and sexuality. How do we claim
our righ ul place as LGBTQ members of the Body of Christ within the Church community?
What gi s do we bring to enable the ourishing of the Body of Christ? To register, go to
h ps://depaul.zoom.us/mee ng/register/tJYtc-CgpzsvHtwhcewH6yHplFw29H1gjaly
A rmed is a ministry of fellowship and support for LGBTQ+ Catholics and allies.
Ques ons? Email Katherine Abel at abel.katherinem@gmail.com
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Weekday Monday
St. Joseph Church
1107 N. Orleans
Morning
Chicago, IL
www.icsjparish.org
Tuesday
Mass
St. Michael’s in Old Town
1633 N. Cleveland
Chicago, IL
312-642-2498
www.st-mikes.org
for the Lincoln Park- Wednesday
Old Town Parishes St. Teresa of Avila Church
1037 W. Armitage Ave.
Chicago, IL.
773-528-6650
As we enter Phase #2 for the reopening of our churches, www.teresa.church
the five parishes represented in the Lincoln Park-Old Town
Grouping of Renew My Church are working together to Thursday
offer a weekday Mass at 8:00 a.m. St. Vincent DePaul Church
These Weekday Masses will resume on Monday, July 27th. 1010 W. Webster Ave.
Chicago IL.
The five parish have created a rotating schedule, listed below. 773-325-8610
If you wish to attend these Masses, please be aware of the www.stvdep.org
following guidelines:
• You will need to follow the same procedures for health and
safety as you would for attending Sunday Mass.
Friday
St. Josaphat Church
• Please visit www.icsjparish.org/guidelines to review the 2311 N. Southport
guidelines and tips offered by the Archdiocese of Chicago. Chicago, IL.
• You must register in advance on-line at the particular (773) 327-895
parish that you plan to attend. www.stjosaphatparish.org
• Masks or some type of face covering are required.
Lincoln Park-Old Town Parishes Renew My Church Grouping
ST. MICHAEL
IN OLD TOWN Immaculate Conception
and St. Joseph parish
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DO YOU RECEIVE PARISH EMAILS?
Did you know that we send out weekly emails with parish updates, events
and the e-bulle n? If not, please go to our website (www.stvdep.org) and
subscribe to our newsle er. As we begin to have public mass, this will be
your opportunity to get the link for pre-registra on for masses every
Thursday. Also, please check to make sure it’s not going to your spam folder!
St. Vincent de Paul
Emergency Assistance Fund
Are you or someone you know struggling with keeping up with bills or rent at this me?
Thanks to some generous donors, we have created an emergency assistance fund. This will
provide a one- me, short-term, emergency nancial support to parishioners, and those who
are sponsored by parishioners. It is designed to give an extra hand to those of you who may
be struggling nancially. Any of you who need this help are invited to apply here.
Ministry of Praye
While we are separated from each other physically, we are all connected in one spirit in Christ.
“Being Church” means more than coming to a building. The Church is you and me – all of us
together – living out our mission. This con nues even if we are physically separated. Let us pray
for each other.
We have formalized a Ministry of Prayer by asking the members of the Vincen an Women and
Men’s Prayer group to pray for your inten ons each day. We now would like to invite anyone
from the parish to par cipate. If you would like to join, please email Leslie Linke at
llinke55@hotmail.com
If you have any prayer inten ons, please email Fr. Jeremy at jdixon20@depaul.edu or send a
message to our parish Facebook page. As Catholics, we believe that our prayers make a
di erence in the world. Now, more than ever, we must band together as a community of faith
and keep this prac ce alive.
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Masses in the church:
Sunday Mass at 10:00am, 5:00pm,
and 8:00pm (DePaul University)
(10:00am also streamed live on
Facebook)
Thursdays at 8a
Parish Center Hours:
9am - 5pm (Monday - Friday)
living out the Vincentian
charism by serving and loving the Body of Christ without exception
Financial Stewardship
Actual Budget
Current Previous Variance Current Mo Variance
Jan 2021 FY 2021 FY 2020 FY 2021
Collec ons $27,365 $39,551 -31% $31,500 -13%
Chistmas $3,880 $12,671 -69% $1,000 288%
Other $19,539 $25,334 -23% $22,915 -15%
Total $50,784 $77,556 -35% $55,415 -8%
YTD YTD
Collec ons $198,380 $253,597 -22% $235,200 -16%
Other $151,142 $194,750 -22% $166,205 -9%
Total $349,522 $448,347 -22% $401,405 -13%
Thank you for your continued support of St. Vincent de Paul Parish! Your commitment is vital to the scal
health of our parish. For convenient regular giving, please consider using our auto-withdrawal program.
Visit www.stvdep.org/donate/ for more information.
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For more information: mmerkt@depaul.edu
Communal Prayer
Tuesdays at 8PM
Sign up here:
St. Vincent de Paul Church (Sheffield/Webster) (for Contact Tracing)
Eucharistic Adoration:
Jan 19, Feb 2, Feb 16, Mar 2, Mar 16
Evening Prayer in the Style of Taizé:
Jan 26, Feb 9, Feb 23, Mar 9
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Calendar of Events
Sunday, March 7 Mass - 10 am, in Church (reservation required) and on Facebook:
facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/
RCIA, 11:00 - 12:30 on Zoom
Mass, 5:00 pm, Church (reservation required)
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409094fa4ac2ca1f58-marh
CCM Mass, 8:00 pm, Church
Monday, March 8 Divine Mercy Chaplet - 7pm facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/
Worship Commission Meeting, 7:00 pm on Zoom
Tuesday, March 9 Music, Stillness, Solidarity - 5:30pm-6:30pm
facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/
Evening Prayer in the Style of Taizé, 8:00 pm, Church
Wed., March 10 Pray the Rosary - 6pm facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/
Vincentian Women Meeting, 6:30 pm on Zoom
Thurs., March 11 Mass 8:00 am, Church, reservations not required
Alpha, 7:00 pm, Zoom
Saturday, March 13 Affirmed Chicago Lent Retreat, 9:30 am - 12:00 pm on Zoom
Private Prayer and Confession, 4:00 – 5:00 pm in Church
Sunday, March 14 Mass - 10 am, in Church (reservation required) and on Facebook:
facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/
RCIA, 11:00 - 12:30 on Zoom
Religious Ed, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm, Zoom
Mass, 5:00 pm, Church (reservation required)
CCM Mass, 8:00 pm, Church
The Archdiocese of Chicago's O ce of Young Adult Engagement has gathered a list of online
resources for your use during this time of social distancing and beyond.
Visit https://pvm.archchicago.org/online-resources to nd resources about local and national
prayer opportunities, mental and physical health, books to read, podcasts to listen to and so
much more. These resources are speci cally geared toward young adults to help them stay
connected.
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News & Notes
ON TIMING, FOOTNOTES, AND RELATIONSHIPS
Copyright 2021 by John B. Reynolds (john@jrwrites.com
Today’s Gospel text--the cleansing of the temple--is told by all four evangelists. There are
differences, though, between John’s account (which we hear today) and the others. One is the timing of
the event itself. Matthew and Luke put it on the day Jesus returns to Jerusalem, so, near the end. Mark
puts it the next day. But John puts it near the beginning of Jesus’s ministry. In fact, it’s the next story after
the wedding feast at Cana. Per the footnote in my Book re: the disparity, “The order of events in the
Gospel narratives is often determined by theological motives rather than by chronological data.” Well,
there you go.
Another difference, though, seems more salient. Each writer speaks of the money-changers and/
or of the people selling things. But only John has the Jews asking Jesus, “What sign can you show us for
doing this?” Hence, only John gives us Jesus’s answer (arguably one of his best-known in Scripture):
“Destroy this temple and in three days I will raise it up.” This confuses the askers, prompting their
response: “This temple has been under construction for forty-six years, and you will raise it up in three
days?” But of course, as John writes, Jesus “…was speaking about the temple of his body…”
And per the footnote in my Bible re: this exchange, “This episode indicates the post-
resurrectional replacement of the temple by the person of Jesus.” Deep. Heavy. Wow. And if this is true,
then the reading as I see it is less so about Jesus making a whip out of chords and spilling the coins of the
money-changers in the temple and more so about Jesus being the person we really need to be in
relationship with. In a way, I feel the same way about today’s first reading. It’s less about so many rules/
regulations/ Commandments than it is about being in relationship with their author.
Decades ago, my employer sent me to western Europe to inspect food processing facilities, one
of which was in northern Spain. I asked our buyer for his contact’s name and number so I could finalize
the trip. When I called the plant and asked for this person, I came to learn that the man had died some
period of time earlier. I expressed my condolences and hung up. Then I walked straight to my buyer’s
office, told him I’d made the call, and asked “So, how often do you talk with this guy?” No relationship
there…
In today’s Gospel, the disciples--after seeing Jesus tear up the temple--recall a Scripture
passage: “Zeal for your house will consume me” (from Psalms, but changed by John here to future tense
to reflect Jesus’s now current action). OK. Zeal for a place of worship is a good thing, certainly. But--and
as close as I am with certain buildings, my home parish church building included--we don’t really have
relationships with buildings. We have relationships with the people inside. And per that footnote still
speaking loudly to me, today’s Gospel passage “…indicates the post-resurrectional replacement of the
temple by the person of Jesus.” We’re halfway through Lent. Perhaps it’s a good time to assess the zeal
we apply to our relationships. And to one relationship in particular.
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Re ection om Fr. Murphy
Zayne’s Story
Depaul USA created Dax at DePaul in 2015 to provide housing, case management, counseling,
transportation, food and book stipends, among other support, to students who lack permanent living
arrangements. This is the story of how one student became homeless. Zayne was a senior majoring in Peace,
Justice and Con lict Studies with minors in Computer Gaming and Women’s and Gender Studies.
The story of my arrival at Depaul USA’s Dax House begins in 2009 when I was diagnosed with scoliosis.
Before beginning junior year of high school in 2010, I had back surgery to insert a metal rod to correct my
spine. I began junior year a week late, wearing a back brace. Because of depression, anxiety, and new back
pain, I dropped out of school in 2011.
After a period of heavy depression, I began online school and eventually graduated in the summer of
2012. Two years of inancial troubles followed. I was disabled and unable to hold even an entry-level job.
My father, who was able to work, was laid off for winter. Dad was driving a dump truck when another
driver caused him and the truck to roll over. It was a miracle that he survived. However, he suffered a
heart attack during the accident; he missed more work. My father died on August 1, 2014, less than a
month before I began community college. The little inancial stability my mother and I had vanished. We
used her Social Security check to pay rent for the trailer we had lived in since I was 11.
After doing well in community college, I transferred to DePaul University. After fall term, my grandmother
suffered a stroke in January, 2016. Then the landlord evicted my mother and me from our trailer. I was
hospitalized because of my deepening depression. Mom moved into my grandmother’s house; in October,
2016, my grandmother passed away.
In early 2017, Mom found a mass in one of her breasts. Thankfully it was benign. In summer of 2017, I
discovered I was ineligible for the Parent Plus loan program—because I had turned 24 years old.
I left DePaul for fall term to earn money for housing. I was accepted and moved into the Dax House in
January 2018. Unfortunately, the day I moved in was the last time I would see my mother; she
unexpectedly passed away early on the morning of June 9, 2018.
I am grateful to Depaul USA for housing and for supporting me after Mom’s passing. I would have been
unable to graduate with my bachelor degree in June without their help. —Zayne
People become homeless for many reasons. Rarely can they make it by themselves. Mostly homeless people
need a great deal of help from the rest of us.
Email me at jpmurphy@depaul.edu
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News & Notes
Mass offerings are available for all weekend masses
and weekday masses
Request a mass to be o ered on behalf of your loved one. You
can reserve one for the anniversary of a death or support
someone during a di cult time, o er one for a birthday or
wedding celebration, or however else you wish.
We are still taking requests, but please contact Fr. Jeremy
directly by email (jdixon20@depaul.edu) instead of calling
the Parish Center.
Giving
DONATE with Zelle DONATE online
• Select “Transfer $ using Zelle”
• Enter donate@stvdep.org
stvdep.org/donate
• Enter an amount to donate
• Send!
• Register as a parishioner so we
have your contact information
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Weekly Intentions
Please Pray for Our Sick
Let us remember all those here at St. Vincent’s who are ill and in need of God’s healing and
comfort. Let us keep them in our prayers and thoughts, especially: Sue Maris Allen, Elaine
Anderson, Alyssa Beverly, Phil Bogert, Margaret Charles, Sommer Churchill, John Garrity,
Leticia Gross, Mary Hayes, Laura Linke, David Neesan, Ruth Ohrem, Natalia De Los Rios,
James Schwake, Joyce Wals
Please contact Ginny in the parish center to inform us of those who are ill and
in need of God’s healing and comfort. They will be listed in our bulletin for 4
weeks. Renewal of prayers for the sick is available by contacting Ginny at
that time. If you would like Fr. Jeremy to visit the person (if they live in the
area), please let Ginny know when you add them to the list.
If you would like a mass intention for any open date, as well as other dates in the future, please
contact Fr. Jeremy at jdixon20@depaul.edu to schedule. He continues to celebrate mass for
your intentions in private.
Mass O erings
Sunday, March 7th 10:00 am – Barbara Isaacson, 5:00 pm – Matthew Lydon Colnon
Monday, March 8th Tracy Dolce (living)
Tuesday, March 9th People of the Parish
Wednesday, March 10th Bergles/Crawford Families
Thursday, March 11th Dan O’Donnell
Saturday, March 13th Leonor Alba
Sunday, March 14th 10:00 am – Evelyn Storto, 5:00 pm – People of the Parish
Welcome New Parishioners:
Erin Gar eld, Luke Mishu, Michael and Nikki O'Brien, Thomas and Ruta Stastny, Brian Sullivan, Mary
Grace Gorman and Thomasz Cebrat, Haley Smith, Meghan McInerney
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Contact Us
Parish Sta
Rev. Jeremy Dixon, C.M.
Pastor ...................................................................................................................... jdixon20@depaul.edu
Robert Beatty
Director of Music and Community Development …………………………………….. rbeatty1@depaul.edu
Rebecca Simons
Evangelization & Faith Formation Coordinator ………………………………………. rcarmic1@depaul.ed
Christopher Allen
Communications Director ………………………………………………………………………. callen53@depaul.edu
Mary Carter
Administrative Assistant & Records ……………………….……………………………… mcarte40@depaul.edu
Ginny Costigan
Administrative Assistant ………………………………….…………………………………….. gcostiga@depaul.edu
Suzanne Hannau
Assistant Director of Music & Young Adult Ministry …………………………………. sgillen1@depaul.edu
Jen Olson
Director of Operations ……………………………………………………………………….. jolson@archchicago.org
Jose and Salvador Perez
Maintenance
Bulletin Information
Articles must be submitted on or before Noon on Saturday for the next weekend’s bulletin (earlier, for
the week preceding holidays). Microsoft Word attachments are requested. Please make sure to indicate
which Sunday date(s) you’re requesting.
Please DO NOT send content by email, but instead use the Bulletin Submission Form:
stvdep.org/weekly-bulletin/. Contact Christopher Allen (callen53@depaul.edu) with any questions
Website Information
Submit news items, photos, PDF announcements, and similar promotional materials at any time to
Christopher Allen. Please include your complete contact information in case we need to reach you.
The Word Among Us (wau.org) is a Catholic
devotional magazine with the daily mass readings and
re ections.
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops DePaul University (http://tinyurl.com/mxkaue6) has a
(tinyurl.com/pn4a7wl) has a daily video re ection on variety of resources regarding St. Vincent de Paul and
the mass readings, as well as the readings the Vincentian Family, including articles, podcasts and
interviews, in “All Things Vincentian.”
Busted Halo (bustedhalo.com) is an “online magazine
for spiritual seekers” sponsored by the Paulist Fathers. Saint of the Day (http://tinyurl.com/l57vch) provides a
It includes re ections on faith and popular culture. short biography of the saint for the current day.
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