Monday August 09, 2021— Weekday St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross 7:30 am Mary Ellen Quin 5:30 pm † Olga Archilla 7:00 pm † Juan Gabriel Castaneda - (Mama y Hermanas)

Tuesday August 10, 2021— Weekday St. Lawrence 7:30 am † Jan & Maria Wrobe - (Grace & Monika) 5:30 pm † Maria Garcia - (Nicole Gamboa) 7:00 pm † Edward Iwaniuk - (Niece)

Wednesday August 11, 2021— Weekday St. Clare 7:30 am † Robert Grenier - (Wife, Mary)

————————————————— 5:30 pm Benditas Almas del Purgatorio En Accion de gracias a St. Filomena - (Olivia Cabrera) † Michael Wolfe - (Family) † Mary Alice Rose Sturgeon - (Chloé Fasano) † Filomena Barrera - (Lorena Hernandez) † Andrew & Eileen Sullivan - (Family)

————————————————— 7:00 pm † Mary Sopron - (Zielonka Family)

Thursday August 12, 2021— Weekday St. Jane Frances de Chantal 7:30 am Helema & Adam Bigas - (Grcae & Monika) 5:30 pm † Celia Medina - (Lorena Estrada) 7:00 pm All Souls in Purgatory

Friday August 13, 2021— Weekday Ss. Pontian and Hippolytus 7:30 am † Scott Cameron - (Friend) 5:30 pm † Alfredo Medina - (Lorena Estrada) 7:00 pm † Jan Repiscak - (Repiscak Family)

Saturday August 14, 2021—Weekend St. Maximilian Kolbe 8:00 am Therese Finn - Carole Sullivan - (Family) † Corrine Andrews - (Connie) † Joseph H. Marczak - (Family) † Elena Olmos - (Hijos) † Victor Cervantes - (Hijos)

————————————————— 5:00 pm James J. Luczak - (Stephanie Przybyla)

Sunday August 15, 2021—Weekend 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am Donald Hoffind - (Couri Family) 8:30 am † Ciriaco y Francisca Guerrero - (Lupe Chavez) 10:00 am Tony Kermend Family 10:00 am (T) † Rita Babinec & Mary Frances - (Cynthia) 11:30 am SJV PARISHIONERS 1:00 pm † William Larsen III - (McGowan Family) 6:00 pm † Agnieszka Nogay - (Friend)

SJV PARISH MINISTRIES

School Principal — Heidi Reith Music Director, English — Jesse Calcat Choir Dir (Spanish ) 8:30 am — Sixto Ocon Choir Dir (Spanish) 1:00 pm — Rey Sosa Bible Study (Spanish) — Edith Alba Door-To-Door Team — Milton Miranda RCIA (English) — Peter Ziegler RCIA (Spanish) — Roberto Caballero Religious Ed. English — Beatriz Salgado Religious Ed. Spanish — Rosa Sandoval SJV Altar Boys — Dan Payne SJV Girls Club — Irene Vasquez Ladies Guild — Mary Martorelli Lectors (English ) — Steve Krych Lectors (Spanish) — Elva Cuevas Pro Life — Anne Kish Filipino Community — Odette Monson Spanish Community — Rey Sosa Young Adult Group — Paula Ramirez Fernandez Youth Circle (Boys) — Fr. Luke Youth Circle (Girls) — Fr. Luke

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Dt 10:12-22; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20; Mt 17:22-27

Tuesday: 2 Cor 9:6-10; Ps 112:1-2, 5-9; Jn 12:24-26

Wednesday: Dt 34:1-2; Ps 66:1-3a, 5, 8, 16-17; Mt 18:15-20

Thursday: Jos 3:7-10a, 11, 13-17; Ps 114:1-6; Mt 18:21 — 19:1

Friday: Jos 24:1-13; Ps 136:1-3, 16-18, 21-22, 24; Mt 19:3-12

Saturday: Jos 24:14-29; Ps 16:1-2a, 5, 7-8, 11; Mt 19:13-15

Sunday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2; Ps 132:6-7, 9-10, 13-14; 1 Cor 15:54b-57; Lk 11:27-28 Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab; Ps 45:10-12, 16; 1 Cor 15:20-27; Lk 1:39-56

MASS SCHEDULE SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES/ TODAY’S READINGS

First Reading — After resting and taking nourishment twice, Elijah is strengthened to walk to the mountain of God, Horeb (1 Kings 19:4-8). Psalm— Taste and see the goodness of the Lord (Psalm 34). Second Reading — Be sealed by the Holy Spirit of God so as to be imitators of God and live in love (Ephesians 4:30 — 5:2). Gospel — Jesus professes that he is the living bread and whoever eats this bread will live forever (John 6:41-51).

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sunday: Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Tuesday: St. Lawrence Wednesday: St. Clare Thursday: St. Jane Frances de Chantal Friday: Ss. Pontian and Hippolytus Saturday: St. Maximilian Kolbe

From Your Pastor

Beloved in the Lord, What a wonderful novena we had to St. John Vianney! It was great to see everyone, and the procession last Sunday was marvelous! I have seen many graces coming to our parish during these days. As we continue on now, in these August days, the coming weekday Masses will present us with a number of great saints. Monday is the feast of St. Teresa Benedicta, better known as Edith Stein. Edith Stein was born of Jewish parents in 1891, but at age 14 she stopped believing in God. She said, ‘I consciously decided, of my own choice, to stop praying.’ Later, during her studies at the university, she happened to pick up the autobiography of St. Teresa of Avila and found that she couldn’t put it down. Upon completing the book she said: ‘This is the truth!’ For her, that meant she had to change her life. Her faith grew, and she knew the Catholic Church was true. From there she began a spiritual journey leading to Baptism in 1922. Twelve years later, she became a Carmelite nun, taking the name Teresa Benedicta of the Cross. Before becoming a sister, she was a major force in German intellectual life. A protégé of the famous Edmund Husserl, she studied phenomenology and earned a doctorate in philosophy. Soon she was a university professor and appointed as a lecturer in Munich, but that ended when pressure came from the Nazis. She entered the Carmelites in 1933, in a monastery in the Netherlands. By 1940, the Nazis occupied that country as well. Now in the Netherlands the Bishops spoke out forcefully against Naziism, and as a consequence, the Nazis came down hard on Jews, including those who had become Catholic. And so, the knock finally came at the monastery door. The Nazi death knock. This brilliant professor, nun, and future saint, was transported by cattle train to Auschwitz. Teresa Benedicta and her sister Rosa, also a Catholic, died in the gas chamber in Auschwitz on August 9, 1942. She would be canonized a saint 56 years later. In her classic work, The Science of the Cross, she says, nothing has value except getting to heaven. To please God, in every detail of every action we do: this is to love God. If we seek the praise of others, or to become important, we make no progress in holiness. In fact, we owe God everything. She says: ‘God is most pleased by those works that demand more self-denial.’ Edith Stein followed Christ because she encountered the life of St. Teresa. How great it would be if our own saintly lives, could also lead others to follow Christ. Have a great week!

In Christ and Mary, Father Luke Winkelmann

Amados en el Señor, ¡Qué maravillosa novena tuvimos a San Juan Vianney! ¡Fue genial verlos a todos, y la procesión del domingo pasado fue maravillosa! He visto muchas gracias venir a nuestra parroquia durante estos días. A medida que continuamos ahora, en estos días de agosto, las próximas misas entre semana nos presentarán una serie de grandes santos. El lunes es la fiesta de Santa Teresa Benedicta, más conocida como Edith Stein. Edith Stein nació de padres judíos en 1891, pero a los 14 años dejó de creer en Dios. Ella dijo: 'Decidí conscientemente, por mi propia elección, dejar de orar.' Más tarde, durante sus estudios en la universidad, se topó con la autobiografía de Santa Teresa de Ávila y descubrió que no podía dejar de leerla. Al terminar el libro, dijo: '¡Esta es la verdad!' Para ella, eso significaba que tenía que cambiar su vida. Su fe creció y supo que la Iglesia Católica era verdadera. A partir de ahí inició un camino espiritual que condujo al Bautismo en 1922. Doce años después, se convirtió en monja carmelita, tomando el nombre de Teresa Benedicta de la Cruz. Antes de convertirse en hermana, fue una fuerza importante en la vida intelectual alemana. Protegida del famoso Edmund Husserl, estudió fenomenología y obtuvo su Doctorado en filosofía. Pronto fue profesora universitaria y fue nombrada conferencista en Munich, pero eso terminó cuando la presión vino de los nazis. Entró en las Carmelitas en 1933, en un monasterio de los Países Bajos. En 1940, los nazis también ocuparon ese país. Ahora, en los Países Bajos, los obispos se pronunciaron enérgicamente contra el nazismo y, como consecuencia, los nazis atacaron con dureza a los judíos, incluidos los que se habían convertido en católicos. Y así, finalmente llegó la llamada a la puerta del monasterio. La llamada de la muerte nazi. Esta brillante profesora, monja y futura santa fue transportada en un tren de ganado a Auschwitz. Teresa Benedicta y su hermana Rosa, también católica, fallecieron en la cámara de gas de Auschwitz el 9 de agosto de 1942. Sería canonizada santa 56 años después. En su obra clásica, La ciencia de la cruz, dice, nada tiene valor excepto llegar al cielo. Para agradar a Dios, en cada detalle de cada acción que hacemos: esto es amar a Dios. Si buscamos la alabanza de los demás o tratamos de ser importantes, no progresaremos en la santidad. De hecho, le debemos a Dios todo. Ella dice: "Dios está más complacido con aquellas obras que exigen más abnegación". Edith Stein siguió a Cristo porque encontró la vida de Santa Teresa. Qué grandioso sería si nuestra propia vida santa también pudiera llevar a otros a seguir a Cristo. ¡Que tengas una buena semana!

En Cristo y María, Padre Luke Winkelmann

SJV will remember in prayer all those serving in the Armed Services today and especially those who are

deployed in harms way:

Justin Klimas, Michael Hanauer, James A. Krikie, Matthew Beifuss, Frances Beifuss, Tony Oresteen,

Daniel Payne, Bill Latoria, Kristy Noesges, Kenneth Krull,

Jeffrey Majka , Christopher Smith, Matt Scott, Andrew Cortez, David Grulke,

Donald Nicholson., Jacinda Aguilera, Antonio Jimenez, Jr., Richard Swistara,

Joseph Ciesla, Austin Wolfe, Michael J Aguilar.

OUR TROOPS: Lord, hold our troops and their chaplains in your loving hands; protect them as they

protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need

and bring them home safely. We ask this in the name of Jesus,

Our Lord and Savior. Amen

OUR FAMILY…. Please keep in your prayers, cards and calls for those who have made their needs know to us: Loretta Connelly, Robert Casale, Aurora Flores, Liborio Flores, Gabriel Munoz Jr., Edward Plachno Jr., Donald Pool, Irene Pack, Carl Conova, Mary Curran, Steven Priedel, Geralyn Mungovan, Dorothy Colletti, Karen Gerace, Aida Gemini, Lettieri Family, John Maria Arellano, Kalsey A. Middleton, Mary Martorelli, Danny Turano, Greg, Susan Abramic, Lynn Abramic, Daniel Corral, Larry Hobbs, Josephine Novencido, Sam Morici & Family, Senorina Castello, Jelena Odak, Victoria Smith, Lavergne Schwab, Charles Pemberton, Donna Klein, Jessica Vazquez, Anna Santacroce, Jennifer Berg, Agapite Delestrez, Jose Refugio Garcia, Guadalupe Herrera, Tracie Aragon, Deanna Colletti, David Schmidt, Jack Lettieri, Mike Lettier, Baby Benjamin Cruz, Diane Turkowski, Tim Carlberg, Albert & Helen Keott, Charles Pemverton, Irene Yarosh, Aiden Lopez, Linda Jensen,, Dorothy Dunajcik, Jim Connolly, Jim Rutt, Steven Leroy, Karlee Smith, Sean Le Blanc, Sandi Majancsik., Donna, Steven, Thomas Kriein, Karlee Rae Smith, Florencio Arsenio, Jr, Maxon Alexander Cotto, Mary Rose Teahan, William Durante, Blanca Alonzo, Raul Gonzalez, Cecilia C, Elizabeth Shane, Mary Siebler, Sandy Ondrla, Matilde Bago, Braxton Moore, Daniel Finley, Frances Rodriguez, Filomena, John Fenton, Kelly Hughes, Jessie Paul, Sandi Zaleske, Anya Palos, Marion Ginski, Francisca Rendon, Harvey Oregon., Anastasia Palos, Jo Ann Palos, Patt Rae, Josephine C., Higinia Gonzalez, Mary Ellen Di Vito, Annette Malpede, Martin Ritacco, Eugene Fortin, Louise J. Sasso, Donna Bashem-Broz, Peggy Melville, Andrea & Steven Slawinski, Angel, Eugene & Ilene Fortin; Eugene Fortin, Jr., Christine Goduto, Carole Biegalski, Jillian Tessier, Jeff Acia David Swistera, Patricia McCormick, Phyllis Burkowski, Gene and Zeny Bartles, Jean Sendecki, Ainslynn and Loralee, Mary and Tomas Klein, Andy and Rafael Vasquez, Patsy Madison, Teresa Alvarez., Frank and Denita Covington, Dorothy Sybert, Judy Zielonka, Virginia Maskeri, Toni Diaz, Thomas McCarthy

“ Martyrdom is nothing in comparison with the Mass, because martyrdom is

the sacrifice of man to God, whereas the Mass is the Sacrifice of God for man!”

~ St. John Vianney

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BALTIMORE CATECHISM #3 By: Francis J. Connell, C.SS.R., S.T.D.

Lesson 2: God and His Perfections

“I BELIEVE IN GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY, CREATOR OF HEAVEN AND EARTH…”

Q 9. What do we mean when we say that God is self-existing?

Answer: When we say that God is self-existing we mean that He does not owe His existence to any other being.

(a.) God i0s the first and completely independent source of

all being. Every other being is given existence. God is His own existence; God is His own life, or He who is.

(b.) It is a manifest contradiction to hold that God, who is self-existent, could have been brought into being by anyone else.

Scripture: “I Am Who Am” (Exodus 3:14)

Meditation: taken from “The Imitation of Christ”

by Thomas A. Kempis Chapter 25 Paragraph 1

On the Fervent Amendment of Our Whole Life

1. Be alert and diligent in the service of God, thinking often why you were born and why you have left the world. Was it not that you should live only for God and become a spiritual person? Certainly it was. Therefore, set your heart on striving for perfection, for shortly you will be rewarded for all your labors and after that you will never experience sorrow or dread. Your labor will last but a short time and then you will receive everlasting rest and peace. If you are faithful and fervent in doing good, there is no doubt that God will be faithful and generous in His reward. Have a firm hope that you will attain the victory; but do not presume on this, for then there is danger of your becoming careless and proud.

Pro-Life Corner

“Although we may feel unsure how best to comfort those who mourn, we must stand with them in their time of

suffering. Miscarriage touch the lives of many people, yet all too often this tragedy remains unaddressed. This lack of response not only often leads to unresolved grief,

but also fails to clearly manifest our belief that each person, from conception onward, is precious and

unique.” USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities “Solace and Strength in the Sorrow of

Miscarriage”

Our daily spiritual adoption prayer: “Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to spare the life of the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion.” Ven. Archbishop Fulton Sheen

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USCCB Word of Life:

“For those grieving after a miscarriage: May they be comforted by God’s everlasting love

and His presence amidst their sorrow; We pray to the Lord.”

II.

David Flores & Alma Cordero

Marriage Banns

Join us for another year of friendship, baking, cooking, crafts, etiquette, and fun every 1st Saturday of the month (September through June). In each session, girls take part in:

A hands-on cooking demonstration, sewing or make a craft

Learn about the human virtues: fortitude, genuine beauty, authenticity, friendship, and respect

Hang out with friends in a very healthy and fun environment and play fun games!

Will have an opportunity to participate in a local service project, so they experience firsthand joy by reaching out to those in more need.

First session begins: September 4th

Time: 9:30 – 11:30 AM

Where: Vianney Village (located in the school building, door #6)

For: Young Ladies in 3rd- 7th grade

Cost: $25 cost covers all materials

Any questions, please contact: Ms. Vasquez Vasquez@sjvsonline.org

FANCY GRAND ARMCHAIR? If anyone has a grand old wood armchair in

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when the bishop comes to visit, in the sanctuary. Something like this style. Contact the rectory office. Thanks!

Sunday July 25, 2021 Adult Envelopes $ 7,328.00 Loose $ 4,214.60 On Line $ 1,092.00 Total $ 12,634.60 Budget $ 10,192.00

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In your mercy, please remember SJV in your will.

MONDAY NITE PRAYER GROUP @ 6:30 PM

ROSARY BEFORE THE 7PM MASS AND ROSARY AND CHAPLET AFTERWARD.

Reopening of the Adoration Chapel

"As for us, who are called to adoration, the Holy Spirit makes us adore in spirit and in truth. He prays in us, and we pray in Him. He is above all the Teacher of adoration."

(St. Peter Julian Eymard)

Is the Holy Spirit calling you to Eucharistic Adoration? If interested in perpetual adoration at the St. John Vianney Eucharistic Adoration Chapel, please call the

rectory at: (708) 562-0500.

The Chapel Is open from Wednesday 8pm until Sunday 11am

Hours Needed to be Filled

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CCD Registration 2021-2022 CCD Late Registration started July 1st. You may register

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Clases de Catecismo 2021 –2022

La inscripción tarde del catecismo empezo el primero de julio. Puede registrar a sus hijos en la rectoría.

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