Sa

cred

Hea

rt P

ari

sh

MASS: Saturday: 4:30 PM. Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM in English & 12 Noon in Polish

Weekdays: 9:00 AM - Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 7:30 AM. Tuesday, Thursday,

Saturday.

Reconciliation: Saturday from 3:15 PM until 4:00 PM or by appointment.

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 9AM-7:00PM. Saturday 9AM-1PM.

Closed Sunday.

Sacred Heart Ministry Center, 8245 W. 111th St., Palos Hills, IL 60465

Telephone: (708) 974-3336 FAX: (708) 974-3556.

email: parishmail@sacredheartpalos.org / Parish website: www.sacredheartpalos.org

Page Two December 22, 2019

While they were there, the time came for her to have her child,

and she gave birth to her firstborn son.

She wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger,

because there was no room for them in the inn. / Luke 2.6-7/

My dear Parishioners, Sisters and Brothers!

When a world was covered in darkness on this one

and only, holy night, holding his breath, waiting for a

miracle, we look at the manger, we look in the eyes of

Newborn Son of God.

The atmosphere of the Lord’s Nativity always fills our

hearts with the joy of greeting with the long awaited Messiah.

I wish that this Christmas joy will find its expressions in our

families when we exchange warm greetings, experience special

moments with relatives, sharing with them our love and peace

that comes from the Mystery of the Incarnation.

May Christmas joy enlighten your daily life, fill your

hearts with God’s amazing love and bring you the hope of a

better tomorrow in the New Year, 2020.

On behalf of Sacred Heart Parish priests and staff, I wish you and your family that Jesus

Christ, Son of God, born of the poverty and cold enriches your life everyday by His presence and

blessings throughout New Year 2020!

Mary, Blessed Mother of God, pray for us!

In this holy time when we celebrate the Nativity of the Son of God, I assure you once again

that I pray for you every day and I am asking you very much: pray for me, please.

As we enter into the season of love and life, may you be blessed with divine peace and joy!

Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year!

With prayer,

Fr. Jacek Wrona, pastor

Fourth Sunday of Advent Page Three

CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE

2019

* * * * * * * * * * *

CHRISTMAS EVE Tuesday, December 24 (*NO morning Mass*)

4:30 PM (English) (Christmas musical program 4:15 PM)

10:00 PM (Polish) (Christmas musical program 9:45 PM)

12:00 Midnight (English) (Christmas musical program 11:45 PM)

CHRISTMAS DAY Wednesday, December 25

7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM (English); 12:00 Noon (Polish)

* * * * * * * * *

FEAST OF ST. STEPHEN, FIRST MARTYR

Thursday, December 26

Masses: 7:30 AM (English), 10:30 AM & 7:00 PM (Polish)

* * * * * * * * *

OCTAVE OF CHRISTMAS, SOLEMNITY OF MARY

(Holy Day of Obligation)

Masses: Tuesday, December 31, 4:30 PM (English)

Wednesday, January 1, 2020—8:00 AM and 10:00AM (English); 12 Noon (Polish)

* * * * * * * * *

EPIPHANY OF THE LORD Sunday, January 5 (regular weekend Mass schedule)

* * * * * * * * *

BAPTISM OF THE LORD Sunday, January 12 (regular weekend Mass schedule)

* * CHRISTMAS SEASON ENDS * *

Page Four

Fourth Sunday of Advent

December 22, 2019

They shall name him Emmanuel, which means “God is with us.” — Matthew 1:23

TRUST IN GOD On this final Sunday of Advent our scriptures focus on the historical birth of Jesus, who is son

of David and Son of God, child and king, Jesus and Emmanuel. Isaiah the prophet begs Ahaz

to ask for a sign, to allow God to offer him reassurance of the survival of the Davidic dynasty.

The king hypocritically refuses to “tempt the LORD” in that way (Isaiah 7:12), but the prophet

foretells the birth of a son, an heir to the throne, who will prove the Lord’s enduring protection

of God’s chosen lineage on the throne of David. The child will be called Emmanuel.

Matthew’s reference to this history in his description of the birth of Jesus highlights the

contrast between the faithless refusal of trust shown by Ahaz, and the complete trust in God

shown by Mary and Joseph in bringing about the birth of Jesus Christ. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

CHRISTMAS

A young mother, her eyes shining with fatigue,

who is arranging her hair; a father who finds

himself alone with his pretty wife and baby,

straightening the stable to make himself useful

in some way; shepherds who bring cheese and

perhaps also some curdled milk; sheep who

look at their shepherds while bleating; a

donkey who is eyeing his manger changed into

a cradle; an adorable swaddled baby whom

one calls Savior, Christ and Lord: This is the

manifestation of the goodness and the

tenderness of God. This is the most fantastic

birth in the history of humanity, the one which

changed the face of the world! This is how far

God humbled and compromised himself with

us!

This is Emmanuel!

—From God’s Word Is Our Joy, Vol. 1 by Lucien Deiss, CSSp, copyright ©

1998, World Library Publications. p. 73

SAINT STEPHEN (first century) - December 26

“A man filled with faith and the Holy Spirit” (Acts 6:5): thus Luke introduces Stephen, first of seven deacons chosen by the

community for its ministry of charity, first to lay down his life in witness to Christ. As the church’s first martyr, Stephen’s life and

death mirror the preaching and passion of Jesus, “the faithful witness” (Greek, martyr) (Revelation 1:5). Like Jesus, Stephen works

“great signs and wonders among the people” (Acts 6:8). Like Jesus, when falsely accused, Stephen’s face radiates angelic serenity

(Acts 6:15), though his tongue, like Jesus’, is a two-edged sword. As the dying Jesus forgave his executioners, even making excuses

for them, then commended his spirit into his Father’s hands (Luke 23:34, 46), so Stephen intercedes for his murderers and begs

Jesus to receive his spirit (Acts 7:60, 59). How fruitful both passions! The penitent thief inherits Paradise; Saul, who consented to

Stephen’s killing, is transformed into the fearless preacher Paul. Thus Stephen challenges us to bear witness not in words only, but

by Christ-like forgiveness toward all. —Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Page Five

GARDENS OF MEMORY AND THANKSGIVING

With Christmas is upon us, what better way to give thanks to God

for all that He has given us this past year.

Why not make a lasting memory for those

who have made a special impact in your life

or for those that are never forgotten.

Are you looking for a unique gift for that someone special this year for

Christmas? Perhaps a brick in our memorial gardens will let them know just

how much they mean to you.

At the Church entrances you can find a brochure containing all the

information you need to order a memory brick. Call the Parish office at

708-974-3336 and ask for Paul Mikula

Pomyślcie w tych dniach, aby upamiętnić tych, którzy zajmują wyjątkowe

miejsce w Waszym życiu, w Waszej pamięci i o których nigdy nie zapomnicie.

Może są to osoby, które już odeszły do wieczności - ale możecie także

upamiętnić swoją rodzinę, swoje dzieci, swoich bliskich.

Szukacie wyjątkowego prezentu świątecznego?

To właśnie może być szczególna pamiątka dla Was! Przy wyjściach z kościoła znajdziecie bruszurki,

które zawierją wszelkie potrzebne informacje

jak zamówić cegiełkę pamięci.

Po więcej informacji prosimy o telefon do biura

parafialnego 708-974-3336, osoba odpowiedzialna za program to Paul Mikula.

OGRODY PAMIĘCI I WDZIĘCZNOŚCI

W najbliższym czasie, kiedy będziemy świętować Boże Narodzenie -

pomyślcie o upamiętnieniu swoich bliskich.

Page Six

Co

nta

ct N

ame

Mai

ling A

ddre

ss

Cit

y/S

tate

/Zip

Ph

on

e (

Cel

l /

Hom

e)

Em

ail

Pay

men

t in

form

atio

n:

Mak

e ch

ecks

pay

able

to

Sac

red

Hea

rt C

hu

rch

(ple

ase

indic

ate

“Pav

er P

rog

ram

” o

n m

emo

lin

e)

and

dro

p o

ff a

t th

e P

aris

h O

ffic

e or

mai

l to

:

Sa

cred

Hea

rt P

ari

sh

8245

W 1

11th

St.

, P

alo

s H

ills

, IL

604

65

AT

TN

: P

au

l M

iku

la

Bri

cks

are

:

_

_ $1

50

ea

ch o

r st

an

da

rd s

ize

(4”

X 8

”)

_

_ $2

50

ea

ch f

or

larg

e si

ze (8

” X

8”

)

Pla

cem

ent:

Sa

cred

Hea

rt S

tatu

e:

4”

X 8

” _

_

8”

X 8

” _

_

Ble

ssed

Mo

ther

sta

tue:

4

” X

8”

_

_

Vet

era

ns

Mem

ori

al:

4

” X

8”

_

_

(ple

ase

ind

icat

e lo

cati

on a

nd/o

r si

ze)

Sa

cred

Hea

rt o

f J

esu

s G

ard

en

Bri

ck o

rder

s w

ill

be

tak

en o

n a

conti

nuou

s bas

is u

nti

l th

e gro

unds

are

fill

ed. B

rick

s

wil

l be

pla

ced o

nce

the

ord

er q

uan

titi

es h

ave

bee

n m

et. Y

ou w

ill

be

noti

fied

when

your

bri

ck (

s) h

ave

bee

n p

lace

d. B

rick

cop

y v

arie

s b

ased

on t

he

size

you o

rder

. P

leas

e m

ake

sure

your

engra

vin

g i

nfo

rmat

ion i

s sp

elle

d c

orr

ectl

y a

nd p

leas

e p

rint

ver

y c

lear

ly.

Th

e B

less

ed M

oth

er

Gard

en

Vet

eran

s

Mem

ori

al

Gard

en

Each

lin

e h

as

18 c

hara

cter

s in

clu

din

g s

pace

s a

nd

pu

nct

ua

tio

n.

1 2

3 4

5

6

7 8

9 10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

8” X

8” s

ton

es—

up

to f

ou

r li

nes

, a

re o

nly

av

ail

ab

le b

y t

he

Sa

cred

Hea

rt S

tatu

e.

1 2

3 4

5

6

7

8

9 10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

4” X

8” s

ton

es—

up

to

th

ree

lin

es

Page Seven

Dear Lord,

There are young men and women far from home, called to serve their nation in time

of war; sent to defend their nation in time of war; sent to defend our freedom on

some distant foreign shore. We pray You keep them safe,

we pray You keep them strong, we pray You send them

safely home.....for they have been away so long.

Bless those who await their safe return.

Bless those who mourn the lost.

Bless those who serve this country well,

no matter what the cost.

The following servicemen and women listed below, and all service

members, will be remembered by our Sacred Heart Family

especially during this Christmas Season. God Bless!

Lt. Colonel, David Nowak, USAF Sgt. Justin Nolan, USMC

Maj. Nicholas J. Di Guido, USMC Pvt. Luke Budil, U.S. Army

SSGT Jacob Hahn, U.S. Army 5th S.F. Lt. Steven Lungaro, U.S. Navy

Pfc Carl Brandon, U.S. Army Lance Corporal William Kennedy, USMC

Sr. Chief Stacy Ketsdever, OSCS Corporal Jonathon Olsen, USMC

Cpt. Gintas Sidrys, U.S. Marine Pvt. Patryk Klich, National Guard

Cpt. Amanda Sink, USAF Cpt. Adam F. Werner, U.S. Army

Lt. Col. Kristen Lasica Khaner, USMC (Retired) Corporal E4 Devin Pafford, USMC

Brig. Gen. Daniel T. Lasica, USAF Spc. Jesse J. Passarella, U.S. Army

Amn. Alex Skalski, USAF Chief Officer Thomas J. Murtaugh,

Chief Megan Palenik, U.S. Navy Pfc. Daniel E. Symons, U.S. Marine

Master Chief William J. Egan, USN Sgt. Andrew Jender, USMC

Airman Zachary Frana, USAF Lt. Ryan Singer, U.S. Army

Pvt. Eric Brongel, U.S. Army Sgt. Brian Maszka, USAF

Sgt. Casey Zimmer, USMC Airman First Class, Connor Kelly, USAF

Corporal John R. Kirwan, USMC SPC Richard Sparks, U.S. Army

Lt. J.C. Shannon Lungaro, USN Sgt. Joseph M. Rocuskie, U.S. Army

Page Eight

Page Nine

Kiedy tam przebywali, nadszedł dla Maryi czas rozwiązania.

Porodziła swego pierworodnego Syna,

owinęła Go w pieluszki i położyła w żłobie,

gdyż nie było dla nich miejsca w gospodzie. / Łukasz 2,6-7/

Drodzy Parafianie, Siostry i Bracia,

W tym świętym czasie oczekujemy na cud. Patrzymy na

świat, pogrążony w ciemności – i wstrzymując oddech, w tę

jedną, świętą noc spoglądamy w oczy Nowonarodzonego

Bożego Syna: Największego cudu na świecie.

Atmosfera Świąt Bożego Narodzenia przepełniona jest

zawsze radością, z jaką staramy się witać długo oczekiwanego

Mesjasza. Myślę, że wszyscy chcielibyśmy, żeby to nie były

puste słowa, ale żeby ta radość mocno dotknęła naszego życia,

i życia naszych rodzin, krewnych, przyjaciół, sąsiadów.

Modlimy się, aby tak się stało – aby naprawdę Boży pokój

opanował nasze serca.

Niech zatem radość i światło Narodzenia Bożego Syna,

wypełni nasze serca niesamowitą Bożą Miłością i przyniesie

nam wszystkim nadzieję na lepsze jutro w Nowym 2020 Roku.

W moim własnym imieniu, Ks. Davida oraz innych Księży, którzy pomagają w naszej parafii

i wszystkich pracowników – życzę Wam i Waszym rodzinom, aby Jezus Chrystus, Syn Boga,

urodzony w skrajnym ubóstwie, ubogacił Wasze codzienne życie swoją obecnością i

błogosławieństwem w całym Nowym Roku.

Niech otacza i chroni Was opieka Maryi, Matki Boga!

W tym świętym czasie kiedy świętujemy Narodzenia Syna Bożego, po raz kolejny

zapewniam Was, że każdego dnia modlę się za Was i bardzo Was proszę: módlcie się za mnie!

Niech Bóg Wam błogosławi i obdarza Swoim pokojem i radością.

Wesołych Świąt Bożego Narodzenia i Błogosławionego Nowego Roku!

Z modlitwą,

Ks. Jacek Wrona, probosz

Page Ten

Sacred Heart Parish provides a safe and easy way

to donate automatically to our parish. It is called E-

Giving, also referred to as electronic giving. It is easy to

sign up and provides our parish with a steady stream of

income, even if you are unable to attend mass because of

vacation or other obligations. You have the option to give

weekly, biweekly, monthly, or even make a one-time

donation. You can have the donation withdrawn directly

from a checking or savings account or by credit card. You

have the option of donating to Sundays, Holy Days,

Christmas, Easter, second collections and even special

campaigns like our 150th Anniversary Celebration.

Just follow the prompts on our website under donations.

Website address: www.sacredheartpalos.org

Thank you for your continued

generous support of our Parish and all

it’s organizations.

PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Jacek Wrona, Pastor Rev. David Straub, Associate Pastor

Deacons: Dominic Andriacchi, Thomas Rzendzian, Richard Werner

Religious Education: Elizabeth Mikula, Michael Lundberg

Pastoral Associate, Elizabeth Droel Youth Minister, Michael Lundberg

Directors of Music: John and Sue O’Keefe

Business Manager, Emmett Williamson Business Staff, Beth Mikula

PARISH CLERGY

Weekend Ministry: Rev. Robert R. Rohrich, C.M.

Pastores Emeriti: Rev. Robert F. McGinnity, Rev. Patrick M. Tucker

Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor: Ginny Jankowicz Receptionist: Steve Schanz

R.E. Staff: Sharon Arnett R.E. Office In Moscow Center 708 974-3900/FAX: 708 974-3922.

Anointing of the Sick: Every Monday morning after 9:00 AM Mass or by specific arrangement of priest. Baptism (in Polish) First and third Sunday of each month at 12 Noon Mass (Maximum four allowed), and 1:30pm. (Maximum six

allowed). Baptism (in English) 2nd & 4th Sunday of each month at 1:30 pm (Maximum of six). Baptismal Preparation Class is

monthly. Baptism is set-up following completion of the class. Call 708.974.3336 Press 0, to make arrangements for Baptismal.

Reconciliation: Saturday, 3:15 -4:00 PM or appointment. Instruction In Catholic Faith call Ministry Office.

Marriages: Friday 4:00PM, Saturday 12:30PM and 2:30 PM. Pre-Marriage instructions required. Arrangements should be made,

according to Archdiocesan policy, at least six months before the wedding. Dates and times are not set at initial phone call, but must

be confirmed by the officiating priest or deacon.

O U R M I S S I O N

We, the people of Sacred Heart Parish, profess our

faith in God, our adherence to the teachings of Jesus

and our commitment to a life of service.

We dedicate ourselves to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

who calls us to deepen our friendship with God and to

form a community of love with one another. We seek

to be a family of God by uniting in prayer, meditating

on God’s Word, celebrating the Eucharist and the

sacramental life of the church.

We commit ourselves to the mission of Jesus, to

Proclaim the Good News

Teach by word and example

Respond with care and compassion to those in need

Respect the dignity of life

Promote social justice

Build the Kingdom of God here on earth so that we

can live together in peace

Page Eleven

Widowed and feeling stuck? Come and find ways to

move toward inner peace and new hope in life.

Joyful Again! Widowed Ministry program presents

a Retreat/workshop for men& women

March 14 &15, 2020 , at the Mt. Assisi Center, Lemont

To register call: 708-354-7211.

e-mail us at joyfulagain7211@gmail.com

website: www.joyfulagain.org (incls.video)

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25

~ 6:00P BEDS Volunteer Arrival

~ 7:00P BEDS Guests Arrival

~ 7:00P Door to Hope (AA Meeting)

No Scheduled Events

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

Offices are open from 9am - 12pm

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27

CHRISTMAS DAY

Offices are closed

MONDAY, DECEMBER 23

No Scheduled Events

CHRISTMAS EVE

Offices are open from 9am - 12pm

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24

THIS WEEK AT SACRED HEART

No Scheduled Events

B I N G O The Sacred Heart Holy Name Society

sponsors bingo EVERY Thursday night in

the Moscow Parish Center.

Early Bird Game: 6:45 PM

Regular Game: 7:00 PM

Door Card: $1.00 / Extra Cards: $1.00

Book of 15 Cards: $12

Dabber Sheets 12 Cards $10 / 18 Cards $15

Refreshments available ~ Wheelchair Accessible

The Moscow Center is a No Smoking Facility.

NO BINGO ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26

BINGO IS ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 2

Like us on Facebook at….. https://www.facebook.com/

sacredheartpalos/

Keep informed about our latest activities.

The Sacred Heart Ladies CCW invites

you to follow them on Facebook at:

https://www.facebook.com/

groups/SacredHeartCCW

HOMEBOUND OR ILL? If you or someone you know, are unable to

attend Mass and would like to receive communion

at home, please call Elizabeth Droel at 708.974.3336,

Ex. 250.

If you are not able to speak to Liz please be

sure to leave a message with your name and

telephone number on her voicemail and she will call

you back.

Counseling by Fr. Rohrich Counseling services are available by Fr. Bob Rohrich

at the DePaul Center, 212 Custer, Lemont.

Appointment times on weekdays are:

10:00 & 11:00 a.m. 5:00, 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 .pm.

Father Bob counsels the engaged and married, as well

as individuals for depression, anxiety, grieving,

separation, divorce and other personal problems.

The cost is a $10 donation for each session.

Please call 630-257-9235

ST. CHRISTOPHER & ST. EMERIC

CHRISTMAS CONCERT

St. Christopher Church is located at

147th & Keeler, Midlothian, IL.

The Combined St. Christopher/St. Emeric Music

Ministry’s annual Christmas Concert is Sunday,

December 29th at 6pm. Join in this musical

celebration “On the Fifth Day of Christmas”

performed by the combined adult choirs of St.

Christopher & St. Emeric, the St. Chris

Children’s Choir, Living Stones Choir accompanied by the St.

Christopher Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Phil &

Amy Switalski.

Refreshments will be served following the concert, a free-will

offering appreciated.

Page Twelve

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21

4:30PM — EDWARD & LAVERNE SILEKIS

DAN O’KEEFE, RUTH HOFFMAN

JOHN R. MILLIGAN, DAN CANAVAN

ANNIE HUNT, MARK WILK, ED CAVATO

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22

7:30AM — ROBERT RYBICKI

MORGAN & LAWSON FAMILES & FRIENDS

9:00AM — THE KANEVERSKI & VYSTHER FAMILIES

MARY DENARDIS, ROBERT STEMPNIAK

DOLORES COTTON, KATHLEEN SCANLON

KATHERINE SCANLON, PATRICK SCANLON

LVING & DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE

LARKIN & MILANOVICZ FAMILY

10:30AM — JACEK KOSZAREK (5TH ANNIV.)

EDWARD FOWLER, BONNIE KEANE,

IMRICH SKUPIN, JAN LATEK

12:00PM — CLIFTON YOUNG FAMILY

MARZANNA WABISZEWSKA

WLADYSLAW SZCZEPANIAK

PAWEL GASIENICA—SZYMKOW

JAN SADELSKI, WLADYSLAW KLIMEK

MALGORZATA & EUGENIUSZ CZERWIEN

JAN SZEWCZYK, RYSZARD DZIADKOWIEC

MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 (9:00AM)

WIKTORIA & STANISLAW GACEK

TED PRESZ, KATHERINE SKOWYRA

KRYSTYNA & FRANCISZEK TWAROG

CARMEN CACCIOTTOLO (1ST ANNIV.)

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 CHRISTMAS EVE

4:30PM — LOUIS & ANNA TASSONE

ANTHONY MIGAS FAMILY

CYNTHIA & CHERYL STEC

EDWARD & LAVERNE SILEKIS

EDWARD & ANNE WOJCIECHOWSKI

DR. THEODORE WEBER, ROTH FAMILY

JOHN & TERI MERWICK, DOLORES COTTON

CARLOS VILLALPANDO, CASSANO FAMILY

JEROME TIPPETT & BABY ANGELO ARDILLO

10:00PM — STANLEY & ANGELINE ROMAN

STANISŁAW & ANIELA BARTYZOL

RYSZARD DZIADKOWIEC, BOGUSLAW KOSCIELNIAK

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 CHRISTMAS DAY

12:00AM — LARRY HERM, SR.

SPECIAL INTENTION FOR LARRY HERM, JR.

LIVING & DECEASED MEMBERS OF

GARBAUSKI & SANSONE FAMILIES

7:30AM — DON CASPER, DICK BUSCH, JACK DOORNEK

9:00AM — RAYMOND MILNES, JOSEPH GLASNAK

RUDOLPH GLASNAK, MICHAEL GLASKO

SOPHIE & ANDREW BURNS, ED PAULL, JR.

PAUL SMITH (100TH ANNIV.), BILL PERGL

EUGENE & BERTIE WITALKA, GARY WITALKA

CAROL KYLLONEN (80TH ANNIV.), JOHN PACH

10:30AM — ANDREW JOHN JANKOWICZ, SR.

SHANNON FAMILY, DANIEL GUERRA

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 CHRISTMAS DAY

10:30AM — DENNIS JAMES RASMUSSEN

DOLORES JOY, JOHN SOO HOO

JACK GRIFFIN, SHERRY BUDZYNA

RALPH & MARGE VARI, DAVID BALSTER

PAT MCCARTHY, GEORGE BARNUM, SR.

12:00PM — STANISŁAW & ANIELA BARTYZOL

JADWIGA DZIUBAS I BRAT JAN PARA

RYSZARD DZIADKOWIEC, JOHM LABUDA

BOGUSLAW KOSCIELNIAK, JAN SZEWCZYK

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26 (7:30AM)

DOLORES KWAIN (10TH ANNIV.)

JACK DOORNEK, DON R. O’CONNER

SPECIAL INTENION FOR DELPHINE LYTELL

STEVEN SOSTARICH, RYSZARD DZIADKOWIEC

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27 (9:00AM)

DR. THEODORE WEBER

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

7:30AM — HARRY & CAROLINE PRZYBULA

4:30PM — TIMOTHY J. SULLIVAN

ALICE KISALA, PAT REZABECK

EDWARD & CYNTHIA FITZGIBBON

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

7:30AM — DECEASED MEMBERS OF TROY, BOLBAT,

& SPALLA FAMILIES

9:00AM — ELLIE DEMAKOS

LORETTA HODGES, ROY HODGES

BURKEY FAMILY THANKSGIVING

10:30AM — POOR SOULS IN PURGATORY

12:00PM — JAN SZEWCZYK, JAN SADELSKI

STANISŁAW & ANIELA BARTYZOL

Joe Potocki, Laura Barajas, Kathy & Ed Brzezinski,

Robbie Lasica, William Budig, Rev. Michael J. Walsh,

Larry Herm, Jr., John Massolio, III, Mona Krankavitch,

Geraldine Cody, Grace Roth, Heidi Meakma, Clifton Young,

Suzanne Varkalis, Bryan Blaskovitz, Sandra M. Garbauski,

Kateri Garbauski, Donald Lambrigger, Patricia Grigas,

Loretta Balsewich, Elaine Rys, Tony Paull, James O’Reilly,

John Keane, Patricia Timotheopoulos, Josephine Zdanowski,

Bernadine Miller, Gerald Clarke, Frank Galiniak, Loretta Lia,

Theresa McCasland, Valeria Pawlowski, Marianne Dietz,

Maria Combos, Connie Jasik, Denise & Rich Jandura,

Dennis Jasik, Karen Baum, Joan Bauer, Steven Greene,

Francis Conroy, Joan Weckel, Yvonne Ana, Jacek Wojas,

Loren Vicich, Mary Ann Dietz, Amy Porpat, Steven Greene,

Eugene & Martha Marcin, Dale Sodaro, Jessica Cantreras,

Marilyn LaFaire, Robert McHugh, Melissa Ulrich, Nina Olsen,

Joan Wertz, Marlene Thometz, Dale Sodaro, Gavino Fegalquin,

Jeff Johnson, William Houston, Mary Anna Gercius,

Phyllis Homer, George Smunt, David Garcia, Martha Piet.

and Kristen Przysucha.