St. Linus Parish

Cardinal Blase Cupich Archbishop of Chicago

Most Reverend Andrew Peter Wypych Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago

Church: 10300 S. Lawler, Oak Lawn, IL 60453 422-2400 Parish Website: www.stlinusoaklawn.org School: 10400 S. Lawler 425-1656 www.stlinusschool.org Office of Religious Education: 10300 S. Lawler 636-4373 www.stlinusoaklawn.org/ReligiousEducation Parish Fax: 708-422-2707 OFFICE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday, 9-7:30 Friday 9-6 Saturday 9-5 Sunday, 9-2 PARISH STAFF: PASTOR: Rev. Mark Walter ASSOCIATE PASTORS: Rev. Joseph Cook Rev. Gene Smith (Mercy Circle) PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Joseph Auer PERMANENT DEACON: Robert Cislo SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: Margaret Hayes D.R.E.: Cheryl Antos, D. Min. MUSIC DIRECTOR: Peg Mooney BUSINESS MANAGER: Joseph Dillon FAMILY MINISTRY: Joan Hickey ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Peggy Masino YOUTH MINISTER: Teresa LeCompte MAINTENANCE OFFICE: Bob Powers AA MEN’S DISCUSSION GROUPS: Saturday morning at 10:00 AM in the basement of the Rectory. Sunday evening at 7:30 PM in the Cardiff Center. Contact Ernie 708-541-5415 or Pat 773-329-4202. GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS MEETING: Monday evening at 7:30 PM in the Cardiff Center. NEW PARISHIONERS: New parishioners are welcome to register at the rectory as soon as possible.

The Solemnity of Christ the King

November 24, 2019

EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS: SUNDAY SCHEDULE: Saturday, 4:00 PM Sunday, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM, and 12:00 Noon MONDAY-FRIDAY: 6:00 AM Communion Service MONDAY-FRIDAY: 7:30 AM Mass SATURDAY: 8:30 AM Mass HOLY DAYS: See the bulletin for Mass schedule. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confession) Saturday 12:00 to 1:00 PM and by appointment. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Adoration in the Jesus Light of the World Adoration Chapel. (Enter from the parking lot.) MARIAN DEVOTIONS

The rosary is said each weekday after the 7:30 AM Mass and after the 8:30 AM Mass on Saturday. BAPTISM Baptism is celebrated on the second and fourth Sunday of each month at 1:15 PM. Prior to the Baptism a one hour preparation session for the parents is required. Class is offered on the FIRST Monday of the month. (except when it is a holiday). To make arrangements, please call the rectory. MARRIAGE Please contact one of the priests or deacon to arrange the date and time of your marriage celebration at least four months prior to the date. ST. LINUS SEEKING WISDOM PRAYER GROUP Meets every Tuesday morning at 10:00 AM in the Cardiff Center.

From Fr. Mark’s Desk: Solemnity of Christ the King: “Amen, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise.” It is a familiar scene from the Gospel of Luke. In the garden, three crosses, three men. In the middle is Jesus, on either side a criminal. Jesus considered by some to be a criminal too. Each of the three men is preparing to die, each has a completely different disposi on. In the center is Jesus. He had spoken of a kingdom, but some didn’t understand. The king-dom he intended, (and s ll intends), is a kingdom of jus ce, peace, forgiveness and above all, love. Civil law is rarely, if ever, concerned with love. The Law in the civil arena is to protect the society and its members. With love, there is mercy and fullness of redemp on. Without love, there is a need for more laws, and punishment for those who disobey. People fight and some-

mes die to protect civil law. But in the final analysis, civil law is human law; it cannot trans-cend me and space. To those who put Jesus on the cross, he is a threat to civil law and must be punished. But because Jesus is love, he will transcend the cross to the kingdom which hu-manity cannot create or order. On the side of Jesus is a criminal. The nature of his disobedience is unclear, but he envi-sions a life where he can regain his posi on in a civil world. He challenges Jesus to do the same. This man cannot envision a life apart from his immediate existence. He taunts Jesus, sugges ng perhaps, that Jesus should reconsider his priori es. Jesus knows where and to whom He is going. This criminal is blind to it. On the other side of Jesus is a criminal. The nature of his disobedience is also unclear. But perhaps, like Zacchaeus, he had heard of Jesus, and now, like Zacchaeus, wants to know Jesus be er. This criminal is not blind to the kingdom of which Jesus speaks, and understands that love transcends civil law. This insight brings this criminal redemp on…. “Your faith has saved you, for today you will be with me in Paradise”. Those who witness the event of the crucifixion vary. There are some who are there simply to see the spectacle. There are those who are simply lost in this world. But there are those who watch carefully, knowing they are in the presence of Love, and in Love is redemp on. “Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord.” Have a Happy Thanksgiving!! Fr. Mark Walter

We remember the sick in our Parish: Laura, Kurt Baldwin, Dominic Balesteri, Andrew Bergan, Pablo Bernhart, Mary Blazek, Kelly Bojan, Elizabeth Bom-bal, Marge Bostrom, Elaine Braasch, Joan Brennan, Marty Brogan, Stan Brown, Walter Bruen, Frank Bubeck, Cathy Burns, Jenny Cascone, Maria Cardosi, Jim Carollo, Dominick Carone, Genevieve Cashia, Catherine Castillo, Hank Castillo, Doug & Phyllis Combs, Mae Combs, Rebec-ca Combs, Mary Conroy, Teresa Conway, Dawn Creed, Trevor Daley, Dianne Danaher, Amanda Davis, Christina Delia, William De Rieter, Ernie Di Julio, Peggy Doyle, Bri-an Duffin, Tony Errico, Sister Emma Exconde, Connie Fazzini, Allison Fila, Dolores Ford, Erin Fox, Robert Fraher, Emily Gadomski, Nancy Gannon, Sister Rose Mary Gira, John Gruchot, Patty Gulick, William Harte, Sherry Hayes, Nathan Herber, Linda Hillsman, Christine Hodg-man, Florence Hodgson, Haley Jablonski, Denise Jandura, Rick Jandura, Celeste Kinsella, Robert Kinsella, Mary Kmak, Sheila Kowalko, Sally Kraml, Pat Kuczwara, Valen-tine Kulczak, Ann Kulig, Brooklyn Lanning, Maureen Lawton, Annie Liston, Joan Loftus, Robert Lux, Dennis & Virginia Lyle, Con Lynch, Joseph Mariani, Marilyn Mar-quardt, Donn Marshall, Julie Matecki, Robert H. McCann, Sr., Nancy McCormick, Jim McGuffage, Maureen McVey, Nancy Medler, Raymond Menard, Marlene Merlini, Ronald Merlini, Zac Merrill, Jim Metke, Bernadette Hains-worth Miller, Mark Miller, James Mitchell, Raymond Mon-tez, Erin Carr Mott, Denise Mullins, Catherine Murphy, Thomas Murphy, Ken Neth, Nancy Neumann, Joseph Nich-ols, Ruth Nichols, Jo Noak, Mike Nolan, Jean Nowobielski, Gerard Oblazny, Martin O’Boyle, Mary O’Boyle, Joyce O’Connor, Jeffery O’Donnell, Dan O’Gorman, Jason Os-terloh, Patricia Oziem, Laima Panek, Nicholas Parente, Dorothy Pavc, Caitlyn Pawlowski, Kenny Pawlowski, Kath-leen Perkovich, Michael Pfeffer, Jason Phillips, Lorraine Pontarelli, Greg Price, Meg Radcliff, Richard Ralston, Vir-ginia Ranney, Marieta Rebodos, Brendan Reidy, Susan Reilly, Priscilla Rian, Allan Rice, Tammy Rice, Tom Sauch, Loretta L. Schild, Larry Schmit, Mary Lou Schoettler, Glo-ria Scrip, Mary Anne Smidt, Danielle Smith, Dorothy Smith, John Spirakes, Maria Stamis, Ron Stout, Al Stuba, Bob & Susan Sutter, Tyler Svare, Lorraine Svelnis, Marion Tadda, Ed Thomas, Belin Trevino, Baby Olivia Ann Ustupski, Donna Verda, Carol Visk, Pat Wallace, Bernard Ward, Melanie Williams, Carol Wojociechowski, Elaine Zabilka, Barb and Dolores Zych

Servers Schedule Nov. 25—Dec. 1, 2019 Monday–Friday 7:30AM Mon. M. Wantuck, Jr., J. Celauro Tues. N. Romo, A. Centeno Wed. B. James, P. James Friday P. Panos, M. Panos Saturday 8:30AM Sat. M. Horan, R. Sawicki Saturday, November 30, 2019 4:00PM T. Moran, K. Moran, D. Walczak Sunday, December 1, 2019 7:30AM S. Kilroy, A. Treto, C. Morrell 9:00AM R. Minogue, M. Gacek, D. O’Grady 10:30AM E. Pedroza, R. Pedroza, B. Ratajczak Noon H. Stepek, R. Talty, W. Emmons Thanksgiving Day 9:00AM—J. Healy, T. Healy

Eternal Rest Grant To Them, O Lord

Mass Schedule for Nov. 23—Dec. 1, 2019 Saturday, November 23, 2019 Bl. Miguel Agustin Pro, Priest and Martyr; BVM 8:30AM Seamus Gallen / Purgatorial Society 4:00PM Boys of Kilmichael, 99th anny. / Johanna & Bernard Geisler / Salvatore Cascone Sunday, November 24, 2019 The Solemnity of Christ the King 7:30AM Larry & Stella Bozinovich / People of St. Linus 9:00AM Carl & Emily Strehmann / John Jurcev 10:30AM Helen & James Glynn / Honora & Joseph Troller Noon Antonette & Anthony Pandolfi / Dinsaldo & Monina Magno Monday, November 25, 2019 St. Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr 7:30AM Catherine Cahill / John Jurcev Tuesday, November 26, 2019 7:30AM Morgan O’Brien / Stephen Krupa Wednesday, November 27, 2019 7:30AM Fr. Maurice O’Connell / William Hill / Neil Costello Thursday, November 28, 2019 Thanksgiving Day 9:00AM People of St. Linus / John E. Nejman Friday, November 29, 2019 7:30AM Joseph Varacello / Dolores Clyne / Charlie Farrell, 10th anny. Saturday, November 30, 2019 St. Andrew, Apostle 8:30AM Peggy Kent / Edward G. Simousek 4:00PM Donald Deegan / William O’Dea / Spl. Int. of Abigail Magno Sunday, December 1, 2019 First Sunday of Advent 7:30AM Betty Marek De Cillo / Edward Duffin 9:00AM People of St. Linus / John Jurcev 10:30AM James Bracken / John E. Nejman Noon Bernadette Gardner / Jude Sablick

Veronica “Roni” Pluzycki Joseph Kress

(brother of Dick Kress)

MORNING OFFERING O Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I

offer You my prayers, works, joys and sufferings of this day for all the intentions of Your Sacred Heart,

in union with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass throughout the world, in reparation for my sins, for the intentions of all my relatives and friends, and in

particular for the intentions of Pope Francis:

NOVEMBER

Dialogue and Reconciliation in the Near East: That a spirit of dialogue, encounter, and reconcilia-tion emerge in the Near East, where diverse reli-gious communities share their lives together.

Come join us in the Chapel!

THE ADORATION CHAPEL WILL BE OPEN **FROM 6AM UNTIL 12 MIDNIGHT**

IF USING THE CHAPEL AFTER 9PM, PLEASE COME TO THE RECTORY FOR A NEW KEY

Our Lord did not leave us. He is present in the Eucharist in our Adoration Chap-el. Come visit Him in thanksgiving for all He has done for us.

Our Chapel coordinators are: Reem Tadros 708-690-6777 Annie Grant 708-499-4101

Call the rectory if you would like to commit for an hour!

WE ARE IN NEED OF ADORERS!!!

ST. LINUS BUDGET SCORECARD (July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020)

Sunday, November 10, 2019 #Envelopes: 455 Weekly Year to Date** Amount needed: $13,692 $255,948 (Budget includes Holy Days) Amount collected: Envelopes / Loose Cash: $11,980 $233,188 E-Giving: $ 819 $ 14,794 Total Collected: $12,799 $247,982 Surplus (Deficit): $ (893) $ (7,966) **Adjusted weekly for debit/credit memos One check can be used, but include all the envelopes.

**Please do not tape envelopes** Thank you for your continued support!

Stewardship… “...giving thanks to the Father, who has made you fit to

share in the inheritance of the holy ones in light.”

God wants us to be happy! Instead of looking at the Ten Commandments as being restric ve and telling us what we can’t do, look at them as guides for living a joy-filled and peaceful life. Most of our problems arise when we put our own needs first or spend most of our me trying to acquire “things”. Try pu ng God first in all things in-stead. Ask Him how He wants you to use your gi s.

Once again we had a wonderful response to the Catholic Charities Adopt-A-Family appeal. We had 50 families, and they were all taken by last Saturday. Our St. Linus Family always exceeds expectations in their generosity to those less fortunate. Thank you so much!! God bless you, and have a very Merry Christmas.

PLEASE NOTE: Our monthly food collection is drawing ants into the church. This is a non-perishable food collection. Cookies, cake, bread and sugar packets, while well-intentioned, are perishable and do not store well in the back of church. Please check canned goods and packaged food for expiration dates. Food out-of-date has to be tossed. Open packages also have to be tossed. PLEASE DO NOT BRING FOOD INTO THE CHURCH BEFORE THE COLLECTION WEEKEND. The back of church is not a safe place to store food. Thank you for your help by do-nating food that is safe to give to others.

Reconciliation Family Sessions begin November 4th for children preparing to receive the sacra-ment for the first time. Families

are encouraged to go to the parish website under Reli-gious Education to look for the selected session and view location instructions there. Families who have not turned in their selected session should do so as soon as possible. Please pray for our First Reconciliation students who will receive the sacrament on December 7th. Family Mass December 8th at Noon Mass. This will be in conjunction with the Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration.

The St. Vincent de Paul Society

LOVE IN OUR WORK Today as we celebrate Christ the King, may we open the door of our heart so wide that we may listen to the voice of Jesus calling us to help build his king-dom here on earth.

In the month of November, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to help build the kingdom of God by assisting families with food and providing help with utility and rent bills, etc. Thank You!

Our annual nonperishable Thanksgiv-ing food drive for the St. Margaret of Scotland food pantry will be the weekend of November 23/24. Food will also be collected on Thanksgiv-ing Day.

PLEASE NOTE: We are always looking for new members or volunteers. Leave your name and number

at the rectory. If you have borrowed a wheelchair from

St. Vincent de Paul and are no longer in need of it, please return it to the rectory. Thank you.

Clothing collection boxes are still located at St. Gerald and St. Germaine parishes

Please save any donations for our “Bundle Weekends”, or bring them to the above boxes.

This Week at St. Linus: Nov.24—Dec. 1, 2019 Sun. Men’s AA Meeting CC 7:30PM Mon. No SCIP envelope orders due to Thanksgiving Yoga CC 10:30AM Knitters & Crocheters CC 12:00PM SVdP Memorial Mass CH 7:00PM G.A. Mtg. CC 7:30PM Tues. Men’s Bridge Club CC 9:00AM Prayer Group FR 10:00AM SCIP Cash & Carry 5:30-7:00PM Wed. COR Meeting COR Rm. 7:30PM Scouts CC 7:30PM Thu. THANKSGIVING CH 9:00AM Fri. Teen receptionist in office from 9AM to 5PM Sat. Men’s AA Mtg. Friendship Rm. 10:00AM Sun. Men’s AA Meeting CC 7:30PM

C O R O R N E R

COR Meeting on Wednesday, November 27th at 7:30pm in the COR Room.

(enter by the flagpole) Hope to see you there!

Join us on Thanksgiving Day, Thurs-day, November 28th at the 9:00AM Mass. Let us give thanks for all the blessings that we enjoy, and pray for those who are not so fortunate. The St. Vincent de Paul Society will be accepting donations for their Thanksgiving Day food drive. Please be generous so that all may enjoy a Happy Thanksgiving.

Our Giving Tree is up in the vestibule of the church. We will be gathering gifts for our St. Vincent de Paul Society, and St. Margaret of Scotland. Envelopes will also be on the tree for our COR teen group to help offset the costs of their service pro-jects. Any gift(s) for our St. Vin-cent de Paul Society should be

wrapped or in a gift bag. The tag you received should be securely attached to the package. All gifts should be returned by December 15th.Thanks to all for your generosity.

Rectory Office Holiday Schedule: Wednesday, Nov. 27th: Staff works until 2PM OFFICE CLOSES at 2PM Thursday, Nov. 28th: Rectory office CLOSED Friday, Nov. 29th: Rectory staff off; Teen receptionist 9AM—5PM

HEALTH MINISTRY NEWS…

Little Company of Mary Hospital

“Hand and Wrist Screening” Little Company of Mary Hospital will be offering a FREE hand/wrist screening on Tuesday, December 17th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. This screening will take place at the Outpatient Care Center located at 6700 West 95th Street in Oak Lawn, in Suite 310. Registration is required. Please call 708-423-5774.

More Health Ministry News... If you, or someone you care about, need counseling call the Catholic Charities intake number (312) 655–7725 to make an appointment at one of the oth-er parishes that provide counselors. They are in net-work with Blue Cross/Blue Shield PPO, and they do offer subsidized fees for those who qualify. Please take advantage of this service through Catholic Charities.

Catholic Campaign for Human Development Please be generous in this week’s collection which supports the Catholic Campaign for Human Devel-opment. One in six people in the United States live in poverty today. You support programs that address the causes of poverty and provide a sustainable fu-ture for people across the country who struggle. 25% of the funds collected in the Archdiocese of Chicago stay here to fund local antipoverty projects. Please prayerfully consider how you can support this collection and those who work on the margins. Learn more at www.usccb.org/cchd/collection.

Choir Christmas Concert

The Music Ministry of Saint Linus cordially invites you to this year’s Christmas Concert, “Holy Night, Silent Night”, on Wednesday, December 4th at 7:00 p.m. in the church. The program features the Children’s Choir, Adult Ensemble, Adult Choir, musicians and soloists of the Saint Linus Music Min-istry. Performances of both traditional and contem-porary Christmas music are sure to delight and kick off your Christmas season in a beautiful, meaningful way. Please come share in this special evening with us. Your support is deeply appreciated.

LECTORS NEW WORKBOOKS ARE READY FOR PICK-UP IN THE PRIESTS’ SACRISTY. PLEASE TAKE THE ONE WITH YOUR NAME ON IT. THESE BOOKS WILL BE A VALUABLE AID IN PREPAR-ING THE READINGS FOR THE COMING YEAR.

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — The Lord said to David, “You shall shepherd my people Israel” (2 Samuel 5:1-3). Psalm — Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord (Psalm 122). Second Reading — Thanks to the Father who has made you fit to share in the inheritance of the holy ones in light (Colossians 1:12-20). Gospel — Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom (Luke 23:35-43). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-tional Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

ST. LINUS SCHOOL NEWS

We had another successful Veterans’ Assembly this year. One of the most poignant moments in the program is when Taps is played. We are fortunate to have two talented students who play Taps live for us. Here are those two students Kyan Luckett and Alan Treto.

Dates to Remember

November 26-Prayer Service 11:00 am November 26-Parent Teacher Conferences November 22-Vendor Fair For more information or to schedule a tour contact: Margaret Hayes, Principal @ 708-425-1656 Linda Delisi, Secretary @ 708-425-1656

First Graders Amelia Berkin and Diego Nevarez created and solved their own math problems using dice!

Yesterday some of our 3rd grade students used iPads to read articles about Veterans Day on Read Works! They realized that is important to thank and remem-ber our veterans for what they have done!

FAIR TRADE HOLIDAY WORLD MARKET POP-UP STORE

Saturday, November 23, 9am-6pm Sunday, November 24, 8am-1pm

St. Elizabeth Seton Church, 9300 W. 167th Street, Orland Hills

Just in time for the holidays, you will find hundreds of treasures all created by artisans from developing countries around the world and marketed by Ten Thousand Villag-es, one of the oldest Fair Trade non-profit organizations. Your purchase can create new possibilities for those liv-ing in need by alleviating poverty through trade rather than aid. Stop by to browse and enjoy free samples, bak-ery and refreshments. For more information on Ten Thou-sand Villages please visit: www.tenthousandvillages.com.

The Women’s Center… We celebrate Thanksgiving during November. This is an appropriate time for to thank God for the many people who have helped us in our work of serving mothers and babies in difficult pregnancies. We could not do this without your help. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Receptionist needed Tuesdays and Wednesdays at our Evergreen Park office. For more info call 708-320-4066. Overwhelmed with gifts you can’t use? Please consider donating them to the Women’s Center for our Silent Auction. We are looking for NEW items: gifts for him-her-or children; gift certificates to res-taurants, theaters, sporting events; sports equipment; housewares; jewelry; electronic or technology items, etc. Call 773-794-1313.

December Novena to St. Rita of Cascia The St. Rita of Cascia Shrine (7740 S. Western Ave., Chicago) will be celebrating its next month-ly Novena Mass on Thursday, December 5th at 7:00 p.m. The celebrant will be Fr . Ray Flores, O.S.A. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered starting at 6:00 p.m. Ample, secure parking is available. For more information, please contact Josh at (773) 925-6600 or shrine@stritahs.com.

NOW HIRING!

St. Joseph’s Convent in Lemont is looking for CNAs and Nursing Students for part-time positions

**For nursing students, there is no requirement

to have a CNA Certificate Very good benefits, flexible schedule

Please call Dr. Krestina, Nursing Manager

at 708-912-7510 Sisters of St. Francis—St. Joseph’s Convent

Mount Assisi Campus 13950 Main Street, Lemont

Can You Believe in Both Faith and Science?

Are you or a family member questioning proofs for the existence of God? Does scientific evidence con-flict with our faith-based understanding of creation and existence? What could we learn from a presenter who is both a scientist and a theologian? Fr. John Kartje, Rector of Mundelein Seminary with a Ph.D. in Astrophysics from the University of Chicago and a Sacred Theology Doctorate from the Catholic University of America will discuss how Faith and Science work hand-in-hand to help us un-derstand ourselves, our universe, and our God. Join us for a free presentation at Christ the King Church, 9235 S. Hamilton, on Tuesday, December 10, at 7 PM. It is guaranteed to be a lively and thought-provoking presentation.

Meals on Wheels Needs Volunteer Drivers Have One Hour? Brighten a Senior’s Day!

Meals on Wheels serves 400 meals daily to home-bound Seniors in Oak Lawn, Evergreen Park, Hometown and other south suburbs. We are in need of volunteer drivers for 1 to 5 days per week in the early morning. Meals are distributed from Our Lady of Loretto, 8925 South Kostner, in Hometown. If you have questions or would like to adopt a route call Jennifer Owens at 708-422-5180. M ileage re-imbursed. Routes 9am—1pm.

THANKSGIVING Gratitude is the inward feeling of kindness received. Thankfulness is the natural impulse to express that feel-ing. Thanksgiving is the following of that impulse. —Henry Van Dyke

“Living in the Presence of God” Women’s Monthly Morning of Reflection

Wednesday, December 11th, 10AM-1:30PM 13860 Main Street, Lemont, IL

Each month’s Morning of Reflection will include prayer, meditation, and time for sharing. Continental breakfast and lunch will be served. $30 donation requested. The event is hosted by Our Lady of the Angels Ministries and takes place on the Mount Assisi Campus. Depending on the number of attendees, the Morning of Reflection will be held in the Our Lady of the Angels House of Prayer or the Mount Assisi building. Please RSVP by December 9th to Carrie Peters at 630.257.7844 ext. 223 or carriepeters2@sbcglobal.net.

Alan B. Shepard High School Fall Arts, Crafts & Vendor Fair

Saturday, December 7th, 9:00AM-3:00PM in the gym at 13049 S. Ridgeland Avenue

Concessions available all day. Entrance at door #12 in the back of the building. ADMISSION $2 per per-son. Free parking, Wheelchair accessible