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Mass Intentions
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Important Links: Daily Meditations Daily Mass Readings Monday,
November 5, 2001 7:30
A.M.
Ivan Kosić.....................................
.Marica Ostojić. Anđa
Tokić..............................................
Stipe Brajković i ob. Anka
Ančić..........................................
Obitelj Duje Šušnjara Ann
Yolich............................................
John and Gen Botica Tuesday
- Utorak, November
6, 2001 7:30
A.M.
Ivan Kosić......................................
Marica Ostojić. Ivan
Badrov.......................................................
Paul E. Petrie Anka
Ančić......................................................
Albina Pauletić Ivan
Badrov........................................................
Zrinka Jureta Wednesday-Srijeda,
November
7, 2001 7:30
A.M. Gianna
Vacarello..........................
Debra Thorne Ivan
Badrov.......................................................
Valerija Babić Anka
Ančić........................................................
Valerija Babić Thursday
- Četvrtak,
November 8, 2001 7:30
A.M. Ivan
Kosić.......................................
Marica Ostojić Ivan
Badrov.......................................................
Paul E. Petrie Anka
Ančić
..................................................
Duško Bilonić Ralph
Batastini...................................................
Ann Contino Friday
- Petak , November
9, 2001 7:30
A.M.
Clyde Morrison............................
wife Rosemary Anđa
Tokić..............................................
Stipe Brajković i ob. Anka
Ančić........................................................
Tony Hostićka Anka
Ančić..................................................
Tomislav Erkapić Special
Intention.................................................
Diane Krolo Bob
Hanson...............................................
wife and children Mile
Kodžoman.............................................................
family Saturday
- Subota, November
10, 2001 7:30
A.M. Ivan
Kosić.......................................
Marica Ostojić Ivan
Badrov.......................................................
Paul E. Petrie Anka
Ančić.....................................................
Mate Obradović Anka
Ančić................................................................
Ivan Bajić 5:30
P.M.
Nicholas Milicevich......................................
family Elizabeth
Valela.........................
Debora Magyar and family Philomena
Ann and Basil Ivan Lamb...........
Ivanna Lamb Anna
Marie Nisivaco .......................
Connie
and Mary Frat Previte
family..............................
niece Catherine Swanson Sunday,
November 11, 2001 7:30
Deceased
of Kraslen
family.........................
brothers Joseph
Gagliano..................................................
Mary Tadin Joseph
Zekich....................................................
Katica Kosić 9:30
A.M.Ivan
Prskalo..................................
Matilda Prskalo Fred
Siani...........................................................................
wife Angie
Pudar....................................
Louis and Mary Scalise 11:00
A.M.
u spomen: Tomo
Fučak i roditelji................................................
prijatelji Matija
Šušnjara.........................................
muž Stipe i obitelj Giranda
Angela................................................
Mile Rak i ob. Ivan
Kosić.........................................................
Marica Ostojić Anđa
Tokić...............................................
Nediljko Šipić i ob. Jozo
i Pavo Žgela....................................
Milka Vuković i ob. Ivan
Kosić...............................................
Marija i John Kosić Ivan
Badrov........................................................
Obitelj Jureta Željko
Gačić........................
Obitelj Ante i Danica Mlinarić Stipe
Pervan……………………………
…Obitelj Pervan Manda
Šive………………………………..
Obitelj Šumera Mirko
Šušnjara………………………………Stipe Šušnjara Ante
Kosir………………………….Obitelj Ivan i
Silvija Kosir Č
i T A
Č I - L E C T O R S Saturday,
November 10, 5:30 P.M.
R. Bazin Sunday,
November 11, 7:30 A.M.
M. Pesce Sunday,
November 11, 9:30 A.M.
J. Zekich Nedjelja,
11. studenog 11 A.M. Anita Kosir i Davorka Novak ALTAR
SERVERS Saturday,
November 10, 5:30 P.M. Babich, Cannatello, Ciaravino Sunday,
November 11, 9:30 A.M. Huels,
Lenart, Mossman Nedjelja,
11. studenog 11:00 A.M. M. Jurković, A. Bušljeta
i A. Mlinarić
WEDDING
BANNS: Marijan
Galić & Marijana Kajić Kelly
Bertucci and John Molloy GETTING
ZACCHAEUS AND OURSELVES OUT OF THE TREE Today's
gospel is about a little man who was a big man.
No, it's not an old Dustin Hoffman movie. The
gospel is about a short man named Zacchaeus who
was a tax collector. Like all people short of
stature, he had to put up with people treating
him as though he were a child. He had to put up
with people who saw power in relationship to
size. Perhaps like some people in his situation,
he found a way to have power over those who were
much taller and stronger than he was. Zacchaeus
learned accounting and took a job working for
the Romans. Strong people and
tall people would come to him with hat in
hand, pleading with him to have mercy on them
and not demand of them the little money on which
they had to live. He was short, but he was one
of the most powerful men
in Jericho. He had the power of Rome
behind him. He had the last laugh, or so he
thought. Then he heard the disturbance. Jesus of
Nazareth had entered Jericho. A huge crowd had
formed to hear what he had to say and to beg for
healing. Zacchaeus was as curious as everyone
else to
know who this Jesus was,
but he couldn't even see him because the
crowd was so thick and he was so short. So, he
climbed the tree, watched Jesus, decided that
his life had to be changed, and was transformed.
Jesus had said to him , "Come down
from that tree, Zacchaeus. I am going to eat at
your house tonight."
That is why Zacchaeus left his
position of importance
and
power. He traded
the power of the world for the power of
the Lord. He knew his riches were achieved
dishonestly, so he gave half of what he owned to
the poor, and declared that he would repay in
fourfold anyone he had cheated. With Jesus
Christ and the Power of the Kingdom of God in
his heart, the little man had become quite big.. ALL
SAINTS - ALL SOULS DAY The
challenge of sainthood is to go where love takes
you. Any
job can become a ministry as long
as it is dedicated to love.
Our peace lies in loving as God loves, so
we must strive to love everyone.
The only love that completes us is the love
of God, and the love of God is the love of
everyone.
Whatever you do, do it for God.
With him there are no regrets because
Athe steadfast
love of the Lord is from everlasting to
everlasting@ (Psalm 103:17).
This is the credo of all the saints and the
hope of all souls. *
May there always be work for your hands to do.*
May your purse always hold a coin or two.* May the
sun always shine on your windowpane.* May a
rainbow be certain to follow each rain.* May the
hand of a friend always be near you.* May God fill
your heart with gladness to cheer you.
(Irish blessing) BREAKFAST
WITH SANTA Mark
your calendars and tell your friends. The H.S.A.
will be sponsoring its annual Breakfast with Santa
on November 25th in the school
hall.More details to come... "A
Century of Fidelity" A
new book chronicling the history of our
Croatian Franciscans in the U.S. and Canada,
A Century of Fidelity, will be
presented in our hall this Sunday, November 4.
A buffet of
homemade food will be served at 12:30 P.M.
and the presentation will begin at 1 P.M.
The
book is an account of the 100 years that our
Croatian Franciscans have spent ministering in
North America. Fr. Marko Puljic, Custos of the
Croatian Franciscans in N.A., will introduce the
book. The presentation will be made by Fr. Marko
Puljic, Custos; one of its authors, Fr. Joe; and
the artist whose work appears in it, Francis
Penavic. THE
BOOK IS WRITTEN IN ENGLISH AND CROATIAN!
"Late
Nite Catechism" is coming! Mark
your calendars and round up your friends and
family. The play "Late Nite Catechism"
will be performed at our parish on Saturday, April
20, 2002. You'll
be able to join the class as Sister takes you back
to the days of the
Latin Mass, meatless Fridays, and that good
old ruler across the knuckles! The New World gives
the show a "gold star". It is one of the
longest-running comedies in Chicago theater. Plan
on joining us and laugh your sins off! The
Bridgeport Choral Society will perform
a special benefit concert at OUR CHURCH on
Sunday, November
25, 2001, at 3:00 P.M. to aid
the victims of terrorism.
Please mark your calendar for this event. Update
for New Envelopes We
are about to print new church envelopes. If you
or any of your family members are not registered
as parishioners,
please let us know. Come to the office
and register.
Registered parishioners whose information
has changed due to marriage, births, deaths,
address, telephone, etc., should contact the
rectory to update our records.
Thank you for your cooperation. Men's
Evening of Reflection at St.
Lucy's An
evening of spiritual renewal, good company, and good
food is planned for Friday, Nov.9 in St.
Lucy's church hall. Donation $10 FMI 312
8426115. New
Altar Servers New
candidates for altar servers will be solemnly
received during the 9:30 A.M. mass on Sunday,
November 25, the Feast of Christ the King. If you
would like your child to become an altar server,
please contact Eva Mossman (312/842-5485), or call
the rectory. Parents, please encourage your children
to give of their time in the service of the Lord.
ST.
JEROME 90TH ANNIVERSARY - Mark your calendars
for October 6, 2002.
Our celebration will begin with a High Mass
in the early afternoon, followed by an evening of
dinner and entertainment at the Sheraton Hotel in
the Loop. Also,
we are looking for any photos or videos from parish
events or family
events at the parish. Please send these to
the rectory clearly marked with your name and
address so that we can return them. WHAT
TO DO WITH YOUR PAPER, MAGAZINES.... Did
you know that you can recycle newspaper,
magazines, and shopping catalogs at our school?
Did you also know that our school earns
money for paper dropped off at the green and
yellow "Paper Retriever" bin in our
campus? This
is an easy way for you to recycle household
paper and help raise money for projects like
computers, books, and many new things that it
takes to run a school.
Please remember to bring your paper to
the parish parking lot and drop it off in the
bin. There
is no financial commitment from you, just bring
your paper.
Furthermore, share this information with
your family and your neighbors.
Make this a community event.
Finally, thank you for your continued
support of this important event. Apartment
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