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March 3, 2019

Eighth Sunday In Ordinary Time

Rev. Piotr Rapcia, Pastor

Rev. John S. Plotkowski, Retired Resident Rev. Lawrence F. Springer, Retired Resident Rev. John Milton, CSV, Weekend Celebrant Mariusz Kosla, Deacon John J. Smith, Deacon

SUNDAY MASSES 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM (Sign language interpreter for the hearing impaired), 10:45 AM , 12:30 PM (Polish)

& 6:00 PM (English)

WEEKDAY MASSES 7:00 AM Monday, Wednesday & Friday 8:30 AM Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday

SATURDAY MASSES Mass of Anticipation

5:00 PM (English) 7:00 PM (Polish)

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION & ROSARY DEVOTION 7:00 PM Every Tuesday

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE Every Saturday 9:00 ~ 10:00 AM 6:00 PM ~ 7:00 PM (Polish)

MARRIAGES Please call the Parish Office to make an

Appointment at least four months in advance.

BAPTISMS 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS Due Friday, by noon, two weeks prior to publication

PARISH OFFICE BUSINESS HOURS Monday thru Friday 9:00 AM ~ 4:00 PM

PARISH AND SCHOOL

SCHEDULE FOR ASH WEDNESDAY ENGLISH MASS:

7:00 AM 9:00 AM 5:00 PM 7:00 PM SERVICE:

12:00 PM-ENGLISH 3:00 PM-BILINGUAL(ENGLISH/POLISH)

POLISH MASS: 8:30 PM

Mass Intentions Monday, • March 4 7:00 AM † Marshall Smith, Jr.; Kay Sandras; Josephnine Jedlowski Tuesday, • March 5 8:30 AM † George Fernandes; Lawrence Gonsalves; Carmalee & John Baima; Rose Marie & Frank Prichard; Josefa & Silverio Magsonoc Wednesday, • March 6 7:00 AM; 9:00 AM-English Mass 12:00 PM-English Service;3:00 PM-Bilingual Service 5:00 PM † Linda Owen; 7:00 PM-English Mass 8:30 PM-Polish Mass-Special Intention: Teresa Thursday, • March 7 8:30 AM † Fred Michelau Friday, • March 8 7:00 AM † Anthony Pecoraro; Ted Hilburger Saturday, • March 9 8:30 AM † Jeffrey Kestler

5:00 PM † Frank Koch; James P. Doyle, Jr. 7:00 PM* † Wladyslaw Zatlokiewicz; Sr. Gracjana Eugeniusz Paszek; Veronica, Virgilio & Teresita Limjoco; Concepcion & Esteban Embestro Sunday, • March 10 7:30 AM † Parishioners of St. Zachary Parish

9:00 AM † Johanna Potthast; Robert Fitzpatrick; Dennis McElmeel; Special Intention: Women’s Club

10:45 AM † Robert & Lucille Oken; Klara Grzelak; Frank & Cleofina DiVincenzo; Duane Szymkowski; Sally & Debbie Gleeson; Carole Johnson 12:30 PM* † Parishioners of St. Zachary Parish 6:00 PM † David Sheffert

* In Polish

Remember In Your Prayers… All our deceased family members, friends

and members of St Zachary Parish, especially:

Jakub Stoeckl; Frank Minella;

Helen Rudolph; Albert Manalad;

Philomena Kalinowski

All parishioners, relatives and

friends who are sick, especially:

Czeslawa Kudyba; Cameron, Dean, &

Theresa Minella; Lynn Crowley; Kein Martin

and all those listed on the Sick and

Deceased List posted in the Gathering Area.

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Office Contacts Parish Office .............. parishoffice@saintzachary.org Phone .......................................................... 847-956-7020 Fax ................................................................ 847-981-1448 Hours ........................ Mon. thru Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM School Principal ................................. Caroline Forestor School Office ............. schooloffice@saintzachary.org Phone .......................................................... 847-437-4022 Director Religious Education .... Deacon Jack Smith Email ............................................ rep@saintzachary.org Phone .......................................................... 847-956-1175

Parish Staff Pastor ....................................................... Rev. Piotr Rapcia Email ........................................... piotrapcia@gmail.com Phone .......................................................... 847-532-1136 Retired Resident .................... Rev. John S. Plotkowski Email ........................... jplotkowski@saintzachary.org Deacons: Email .......................... rep@saintzachary.org Maintenance Director .................................. Jim Kryzak Email…………………mtcdirector@saintzachary.org Maintenance ............................................. John Ampulski Director of Parish Life ................. Dolores Mielzynski Email .......................... dmielzynski@saintzachary.org Business Manager ......................................... Tony Jurich Music Director ................................................ Tony Jurich Email ..................................... tjurich@saintzachary.org Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor ...... Melissa Keefe Email .................................... mkeefe@saintzachary.org Director of Public Relations ................. Seema James Email .....................................sjames@saintzachary.org

February 24, 2019 Sunday Offertory

Weekly Collection……………………………….$ 11,492 Online Giving ………………………………………$ 997 Children’s……………………………………………$ 65 Budgeted.……………………………………………$ 13,461 Difference………………………………………….($ 907)

Year To Date (35 Weeks)

Y-T-D Sunday……………………………………..$ 441,625 Budgeted Y-T-D………………………………….$ 471,135 Difference…………………………………………($ 29,510) Sharing Parish……………………………………..$ 14 Tuition Assistance………………………………..$ 5 Parish Support……………………………………..$ 80

This includes all electronic contributions.

We thank you for your continued generosity!

For on-line giving information, please visit: www.saintzachary.org

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Parish Calendar Monday, March 4 Morning EDP 8:00 AM RM 101 Afternoon EDP 3 :00 PM PR Sports Practice 5:00 PM PLC Women’s Club Board Meeting 6:30 PM GA A&E Ash Wednesday Set up 6:30 PM CH/GA Sports Council Meeting 6:30 PM TL Boy Scouts Committee Meeting 7:00 PM RM 101 Boy Scout Troop Meeting 7:00 PM PR SVDP Core Meeting 7:00 PM MCC Tuesday, March 5 Morning EDP 8:00 AM RM 101 Staff Meeting 1:00 PM MCC Quilting Club 1:00 PM GA Teacher Prof. Development Mtg. 2:30 PM TL Afternoon EDP 3 :00 PM PR Sports Practice 5:00 PM PLC Eucharistic Adoration and Rosary 7:00 PM CH & GA Webelos 2 Meeting 7:00 PM PR Wednesday, March 6 Morning EDP 8:00 AM RM 101 Afternoon EDP 3 :00 PM PR Sports Practice 5:00 PM PLC Lenten Committee 5:00 PM GA HSA-Meeting 6:30 PM TL Bears/Webelos 1 7:00 PM PR RCIA 7:30 PM RM 101 Thursday, March 7 Morning EDP 8:00 AM RM 101 Afternoon EDP 3 :00 PM PR Sports Practice 5:00 PM PLC IACC Meeting 6:30 PM GA Hand Bell Choir Rehearsal 7:00 PM MR K of C Business Meeting 7:00 PM MCB Friday, March 8 Morning EDP 8:00 AM RM 101 Stations of the Cross 2:00 PM CH Afternoon EDP 3 :00 PM PR Mercy Hour 3: 00 PM CH Fish Fry 4:30 PM PR Sports Practice 5:00 PM PLC Movie Night 7:00 PM PR Bi-Lingual Stations of the Cross 7:00 PM CH Saturday, March 9 St. Joseph Table Set up 7:00 AM PLC/PLK/PRK 1st Communion Retreat 9:30 AM PR Certificate & Gift Card Sale 4:30 PM GA Green & Gold Ticket Sale 5:00 PM GA Sunday, March 10 Certificate & Gift Card Sale 7:15 AM/5:45 PM GA Green & Gold Ticket Sale Before Mass GA REP 9:15 AM SCH/PR St. Joseph Table 11:45 AM PLC/PLK/PRK Rite of Sending Election/Dinner 1:00 PM MCC/CHPL/K

ALICE EMILY GRUSZKA DAUGHTER OF MARCIN & JUSTYNA (SADAK) GRUSZKA

ROSE ELIZABETH WEBER DAUGHTER OF ROBERT & DANA (IMPASTATO) WEBER

GIANNA SOPHIA COVELLO DAUGTHER OF JACK & LAUREN (LUKOWSKI) COVELLO

Dear Family of St. Zachary Church & School, Parish Support Collection- As previously written in a financial report in December, we are temporarily changing our monthly Debt Retirement second collection to a second collection for parish support. Several people have asked why we’ve made this change. In consultation with Tony Jurich, the Business Manager, the Finance Council, and the Archdiocese, it was determined that it is more important that we turn our energies to staying current with our obligations for the rest of this fiscal year than to make a payment toward one of our loans from the Archdiocese. Our interest rates have been lowered to 1%, and the Archdiocese will have a much more favorable view of our finances if we are current on our obligations. This extra collec-tion has helped us to meet all of our obligations, both to the Archdiocese and to third party vendors. Additionally, we have identified a few projects throughout the parish that we’d like to tackle. Namely, many of you have complained about the poor quality of our sound system in church. We plan to use this collection to raise money to replace it. We also plan to use money collected through this collection to fund safety and security upgrades throughout our campus, including electronic key fob entry and eventually cameras. Please know that we are committed to reducing our

debt, but we are equally committed to meeting our current obligations. We are working hard to craft a

balanced budget for the next fiscal year, both by cutting unnecessary expenses as well as increasing

income sources. We are constantly working with our Finance Council and representatives from the Archdiocese on best practices and strategies to

reduce our debt. Thank you for your continued support of St. Zachary Parish!

Fr. Piotr Rapcia (Repeated from last weekend)

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DELICIOUS TRADITIONAL RECIPE PACZKI WILL BE SOLD IN THE GATHERING AREA AFTER ALL MASSES THIS WEEKEND UNTIL WE RUN OUT!

$2 EACH or 12 for $20 PLUM, CUSTARD, RASPERRY, OR ROSE FILLING

PYSZNE PĄCZKI BĘDĄ SPRZEDAWANE PO WSZYSTKICH MSZACH W PRZEDSIONKU

KOŚCIOŁA W SOBOTĘ I NIEDZIELĘ 2-go i 3-go MARCA 2019

CENA $2: POWIDŁO, BUDYŃ, MALINA, RÓŻA CAŁY DOCHÓD WSPIERA NASZĄ PARAFIĘ

Bingo is back at St. Zachary! We are pleased to announce that the first evening was successful thanks to the people who came out to play and our workers. We are looking to put teams to-

gether to work Bingo. Bingo will be held monthly on Fridays at St. Zachary; each team would work 3 or 4 times a year. If you would be interested in helping with Bingo, call Dolores at 847-956-7020, or e-mail dmielzynski@saintzacahry.org. Our next Bingo night will be on Friday, March 29. Doors open at 5:00 PM and the first game starts at 6:00 PM. Save the date and plan to come.

More on the Cuomo Affaire – Following are concluding excerpts from Bishop Barron’s reflection on New York’s new abortion license permitting the killing of an unborn child up until

the moment of delivery. He recalls the false narrative that a former NY governor Mario Cuomo, father of current governor Andrew Cuomo, professed in 1984: “[He] presented himself, convincingly, as a faithful Catholic, thoroughly convinced in conscience that abortion is morally outrageous. But he also made a fateful distinction that has been exploited by liberal Catholic politicians for the past thirty-five years. He explained that though he was personally opposed to abortion, he was not willing to pursue legal action to abolish it or even to limit it, since he was the representative of all the people, and not just of those who shared his Catholic convictions.” The distinction, the Bishop says, lacked merit then and still does today: “[T]his distinction is an illegitimate one, which is evident the moment we draw an analogy to other public matters of great moral import: ‘I’m personally opposed to slavery, but I’ll take no action to outlaw it or limit its spread’; ‘I personally find Jim Crow laws repugnant, but I will pursue no legal strategy to undo them’; etc.” Unlike his father, continues the Bishop, An-drew doesn’t even claim to have a conflicted conscience: “[I]n a single generation, we have moved from reluctant tolera-tion to unbridled celebration, from struggling Mario to exult-ant Andrew. And there is a simple reason for this. A privat-ized religion, one that never incarnates itself in gesture, behav-ior, and moral commitment, rapidly evanesces.” Quoting Robert Bolt’s magnificent play regarding St. Thomas More, A Man for All Seasons, the Bishop goes on to cite the exchanges between the saintly More and Cardinal Wolsey, a hard-bitten, largely amoral politico. Wolsey laments, “You’re a constant regret to me, Thomas. If you could just see facts flat on, without that horrible moral squint, with just a little common sense, you could have been a statesman.” To which More responds, “Well…I believe when statesmen forsake their own private conscience for the sake of their public duties…they lead their country by a short route to chaos.” Hence, Bishop Barron’s conclusion: Andrew Cuomo’s joyful celebration of a law per-mitting the murder of children will lead to chaos today. Think about it: barely a week after this Cuomo affaire, a Virginia state legislator would introduce a bill making it legal to rip and destroy a child from its mother’s womb while being deliv-ered and Governor Ralph Northam appeared to opine that the bill would also allow doctors to take the life of a child born alive after a failed abortion if that was the mother’s wish. That’s legalized infanticide, more of calling evil good (Is. 5:20).

From March 1-17, Chili's will be sponsoring a Dine and Share benefitting St. Zachary School at the Arlington Heights, Skokie & Rosemont Locations. Please show the flyer when you order. A portion of your purchase will be donated back to St. Zachary! Thanks for your continued support.

School News

35th Annual St. Joseph Table— March 10, 2019

Doors will open at 11:45am, Blessing of the St. Joseph Table will be at 12:15pm, and the buffet meal will open immedi-ately following the blessing till

3pm. All Are invited!!! All good will offering donations will benefit the Elk Grove Food Pantry, St. Zachary St Vincent DePaul Society, St. Zachary School, and the needy families within our parish/community. Your charitable donation of Easter breads, cakes, cookies, & pastries (No Nuts, Please) will help make this celebration bountiful and successful. Donations can be brought to the PLC on Saturday, March 9th from 10am-4:45pm or on Sunday, March 10th from 9:30-11:30 am.

All Donations should be brought in disposable containers and labeled.

VOLUNTEERS are greatly needed: If you are a Jr. High or High School student this is a great opportunity to acquire service hours.

Please contact Claudia Geraci at 847-640-9275

” WHEN I WAS HUNGRY YOU GAVE ME FOOD”

Would you like to get involved but you don’t have the time? If you have thirty minutes to

make TWO SACK DINNERS, you can join the Sack Dinner Ministry for the Homeless and Less Fortunate, without a long-time commitment. On March 30 & 31st, we will be handing out two Sacks (lunch bags) with a list of items that each Sack should contain.

PLEASE PUT ONLY ITEMS THAT ARE ON THE LIST.

On April 6th & 7th, we ask that you return the “Sacks”, on your way into mass.

NO SACK DINNERS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE 12:30 MASS BEGINS

If you have any questions or can help handing out or collecting the “SACKS”, please call Diane Rabicke at 847-390-8406

It is true that donations come to the Society because a good person produces goodness from the good in their heart. Please see the information below.

Thank you for your continued generosity!

Should you have a loved one or know of someone, who is currently serving in any Branch of

Military Service, we ask that you advise of their: Rank and Full Name.

Please call: 847-956-7020 or email: mkeefe@saintzachary.org

PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS: Commander Navy Reserves

Vincent Aquino Airman David C. Blain

Airman 1st Class Thomas J. Dolan Marine PFC Derek Franzen

Second Lieutenant Kacper Gibes Captain Brian Gilligan

Major Jarrod A. Graham Lt. Kevin Groch

Tech Sergeant Nicholas Holland Lt. Michael Houghton

E-2 Seaman Recruit Matthew Karczewski Lance Corporal Joshua Luis

PFC Christopher Mackowski, Jr. Corporal Danny Malik

Tank Specialist John Montabono Captain, Navy Reserves Robert Nowakowski

Captain Mason Pack Fireman M.M. Joshua Pedicord

Captain Glenn R. Peterson 2nd Lt. Joseph Piscopo

Specialist Jacob Saccameno Staff Sergeant Steven Salter

Staff Sergeant Nick Skierkiewicz Lt. PFC Jake William Thomas

Master Sergeant Mary Wetterstrand Major Titus Wong

Sergeant Andrew Wundsam

Saint Zachary Families, We hope you are all ready for Lent! Please remember, Lent is starting this Wednesday and we have a lot of spiritual and fun events this month. We have a Fish Fry and a Movie, English and Polish Mission, Rosary, Stations, Mercy Hour, a trip to The Shrine of Christ’s Passion to Saint John, Indiana, Polish Lenten Taize Prayer, Reconciliation, Bingo and International Dinner. We know it’s a lot but we will keep you posted of future events as they get closer. In the meantime, please keep liking, retweeting and continue to follow us on Twitter. The more followers we have, the better it is for Saint Zachary. We are posting new daily Bible verses and upcoming events on Twitter and on St Zacha-ry’s website. Here is our Twitter handle - @saintzacharydp. BINGO! We debuted our first BINGO on February 15th, and we are proud to say that it was very successful. Thank you to all who came and participated on BINGO night and a special thanks to all who volunteered and worked extremely hard to coordi-nate the event to make it successful. Please keep in mind, Fish Fry and a Movie is on March 8th and

Saint Joseph Table is on March 10th. Thank you for your love and

support for Saint Zachary and have a great and Blessed

weekend. – Seema James, Director of Public Relations

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Readings for the Week of March 3

Sunday: Sir 27:4-7/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a]/1 Cor 15:54-58/Lk 6:39-45

Monday: Sir 17:20-24/Ps 32:1-2, 5, 6, 7 [11a]/ Mk 10:17-27 Tuesday: Sir 35:1-12/Ps 50:5-6, 7-8, 14 and 23 [23b]/Mk 10:28-31

Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 12-13, 14 and 17 [cf. 3a]/2 Cor 5:20-6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18

Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/ Lk 9:22-25

Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 18-19 [19b]/ Mt 9:14-15

Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [11ab]/ Lk 5:27-32

Next Sunday: Dt 26:4-10/Ps 91:1-2, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15[cf. 15b]/Rom 10:8-13/Lk 4:1-13

BILINGUAL STATIONS OF THE CROSS -FOLLOWED BY

ADORATION EVERY FRIDAY DURING LENT at 7PM-CHURCH

*except March 15th 5pm

PLEASE JOIN US!

As ONE parish community we gather TOGETHER to contemplate the final journey of our Lord and UNITED in FAITH to adore Him in the Eucharist-our source of Love and eternal joy! Prayers & Hymns in English & Polish; booklets will be provided for participation. Service will conclude with Adoration & Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Jako JEDNA wspo lnota gromadzimy sie by RAZEM przejs c i kontemplowac ostatnią drogę naszego Pana a ZJEDNOCZENI w WIERZE adorowac w Eucharystii z ro dło miłosci i wiecznej radosci. Zapraszamy na dwu języczną Droge Krzyżową wraz

Adoracją w każdy piątek wielkiego postu o 7mej wieczorem w kościele z wyjątkiem

15-go Marca o 5pm.

MARCH 9 & 10, 2019

Mass Lector Servers Eucharistic Ministers

5:00 PM Joann Glodowski Margaret Mary Martin

Zeke Martin

Keane Bayani

2- Deacon Smith 3- Karen Wierer 4- Robert Zastrow 5- Linda Forman 6- Sue Lyjak

A- Jean Weiss B- Bernadette Bartus C- Norma Di Silvio D- Rose Mary Gabel

7:30 AM Carmen Buckley Adults 2- Deacon Smith 3- Alice De Silvia 4- Salvatore Burgio

A- Need Sub B- Dan Godlewski C- Shirley Klicka

9:00 AM Chris Chalko Frank Martinez

Kate Martinez

Max Martinez

2- Deacon Kosla 3- Rick Marrese 4- Terry Mielzynski 5- Roger Straz

A- Marilyn Marrese B- Dolores Mielzynski C- Carol Neufeldt D- Joan Teister

10:45 AM Joyce Calubaquib Sam Redding

Anthony Gurgone

Morgan Keenley

2- Deacon Smith 3- Rita Turco 4- Laurence Wong 5- Marisa Perna

A- John Redding B- Ann Brown C- Gerri Brunetti D- Alice Kamins

6: 00 PM Bill Smith Johanna Rose Ignatius

Eleanor Zachwieja

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2- Deacon Kosla 3- Pat Smith 4- Rosemary Ignatius 5- Darleen Slater

NOTE: * March 15, all are invited to a special-English Student -led presentation of The Stations Of The Cross. Witness a live reenactment of Jesus’ walk to Calvary, beautifully and uniquely performed in shadow form accompanied with musical interludes and prayerful reflections. We encourage you to come and bring your family and friends. It is sure to be a very moving Lenten experience.

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