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Parish Office: 773.486.4300 Parish Fax: 773.252.5346 School Office: 773.486.1334 School Fax: 773.486.1782 www.stjohnberchmans.org 2517 Logan Boulevard Chicago, IL 60647 Masses: Monday-Thursday: 7:00 a.m. Friday: 8:30 a.m. Saturday (Vigil): 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:15 a.m., 9:45 a.m., 11:30 a.m. (Spanish), & 6:30 p.m. Reconciliation (Confession): Saturday: 4:00 p.m. Weekdays: by Appointment October 9, 2016 The Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time A L L AR E W ELC O M E A T S AI NT J O HN B ERCHM ANS

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Parish Office: 773.486.4300

Parish Fax: 773.252.5346

School Office: 773.486.1334

School Fax: 773.486.1782

www.stjohnberchmans.org

2517 Logan Boulevard Chicago, IL 60647

Masses: Monday-Thursday: 7:00 a.m.

Friday: 8:30 a.m.Saturday (Vigil): 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: 8:15 a.m., 9:45 a.m.,11:30 a.m. (Spanish), & 6:30 p.m.

Reconciliation (Confession):Saturday: 4:00 p.m.

Weekdays: by Appointment

October 9, 2016The Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

All Are welcome At SAint John BerchmAnS

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Our Mission:Rooted in Christ, touched by His love and mercy, the Saint John Berchmans community finds unity in its diversity, proclaims by Word, Sacrament, and service, that the Kingdom of God is at hand, and declares that all are welcome in this place.

Wayne’s WorldWayne’s World

Dear Friends, “Thank you Lord. Thank you Lord. Thank you Lord. I just want to thank you Lord!” The simple words of this Gospel hymn have filled my head and heart this week. Early in the week I read, prayed over, and reflected on this weekend’s Scripture readings, as I do each week. Gratitude. I remember a

wise old priest who shared one of his mottos of life. He told me, “An attitude of gratitude wins.” Throughout salvation history, Scripture and Tradition admonish the faithful to be grateful. Gratitude produces joy. Gratitude impels action. What we do each Sunday gives God Thanks. Even the term Eucharist comes from the Greek word that means giving thanks. Do we come each Sunday thankful for the gifts that God has given? Do our liturgies express the joy we have? Are we enthusiastic in our spoken and sung responses at Mass? Many people have commented on the beauty of the music and the liturgy. We have to remember, though, that the liturgy belongs to everybody. Each person must fully and actively participate in this expression of our joy and gratitude. Joyful, grateful Christians attract others. Grateful Christians act. When we realize the many ways God has blessed us, when we acknowledge all that we have and are - admitting that everything comes from God, we ought do nothing but figure out a way to give back. Too often, we overlook our blessings and look at the “glass half-empty” and complain about what we don’t have, or how someone or some institution hasn’t lived up to our expectations. Spending our time criticizing and complaining, stifles gratitude. Stifled gratitude paralyzes the Christian. Reflective gratitude generously gives. Active, reflective gratitude makes me think of an elderly, often-homeless woman I know from Catholic Charities. I will call her “Jeanie.” Jeanie suffers much, and experiences physical and psychological difficulties. She visits Catholic Charities Tuesday Night Supper often and has been invited to participate in a program we call “After Supper Visions.”

In the program, we give cameras to the Supper guests and invite them to take pictures of what is beautiful to them. We develop, mat, and frame the photos and host an art show each June. Guests come to the show and purchase prints. The “artists” earn $70 per print sold. Jeanie always donates 10% of her earnings to Catholic Charities. She encloses her yearly money order in a thank you card - expressing gratitude to God and the Catholic Charities team. Amazing. A true attitude of gratitude brings her solace, peace and joy. Naaman offered his life in gratitude to God for the work done through the work of Elisha, the man of God. The cleansed leper (one of ten) enthusiastically thanked Jesus. I’m sure both lived their subsequent lives in service to God and neighbor. God has done great things for us. Let’s thank God and devote our lives to God’s service, generously giving back, and joyfully attracting others.On Tuesday, I celebrated Mass at the home of a young man who was in a terrible car accident a year ago. He has spent the last year in hospitals and in rehabilitation institutions. He returned home last week. Despite all of his difficulties and uncertain future, he must have said, “thank you” more than a dozen times during my visit. I believe his attitude of gratitude will make him win. Peace,

P.S. Speaking of gratitude and giving back… In two weeks, on Sunday October 23, we will combine our last two morning Masses. We will have one bilingual Mass at 10:30. After Mass we will have a sort of “State of the Parish” and will have the parish kickoff for the To Teach Who Christ Is Campaign. The meeting will be engaging and informative. Please plan to attend.

“Thank you Lord!”

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Parish AnnouncementsParish AnnouncementsWOMEN’S FAITH CIRCLE

The Women’s Faith Circle will meet Tuesday, October 11, in the school chapel beginning at 7 p.m. You are invited to share some quiet, prayerful time in a faith group as you take a break from the daily routine and focus your attention on spiritual growth. The circle is always open. Come, and bring a friend.

OCT. 12 MEETING FOR SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION

FAMILIES

Parents of all children preparing to receive the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and Holy Communion, as well as Confirmation, are required to attend an informational meeting in the Church on Wednesday, Oct. 12. The First Communion meeting begins at 6 p.m. and is for parents. The Confirmation meeting begins at 6:30 and students are expected to attend along with their parents. Confirmation sponsors are also welcome to attend. If you have questions about these meetings please contact Shelagh Donoghue, director of faith formation and education at [email protected] or call 773-486-4300.

FIRST COMMUNION RITE OF ENROLLMENT IS OCT. 16

Children who will be making their First Holy Communion in May 2017 will take part in a special Rite of Enrollment on Sunday, Oct. 16, at the 9:45 a.m. Mass. In this ritual, the children affirm their desire to receive the sacrament of Eucharist and say they are willing to participate at Mass, pray and develope a closer relationship with Jesus. Parents promise to bring their children to Mass and encourage them to pray, and the faith community as a whole is asked to support, mentor and pray for the children and their families as they prepare for the sacrament. Join us and walk with these children as they journey toward this blessed milestone in their lives.

A YEAR OFMERCY BINDThe mercy of God binds us to God, and God to us. Our experience of forgiveness and returning to the Lord because of his mercy binds us to the only one who can truly heal us and make us whole. “Come, let us return to the Lord; for it is he who has torn, and he will heal us; he has struck down, and he will bind us up.” (Hosea 6:1)

CALLING ALL SINGERS FOR HANDEL’S MESSIAH

Join the Holiday Pops Chorus, under the direction of Maestro Scott J. Arkenberg, for

Holiday Pops Chicago presents Handel’s “Messiah.” “Messiah” is one of the most beloved choral works of all time! Become a part of this

magical Christmas tradition and ring in the season with music, friendship and holiday cheer.

Rehearsals start on Tuesday, October 11th at 7:30 pm at St. John Berchmans Church, 2517 West Logan Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60647.

NO AUDITIONS REQUIRED to join the all volunteer chorus! This 15th year Anniversary

concert will be performed on Saturday, December 17th at 7:30pm in the Logan Square Church. For

more information-- email [email protected]

or view website: www.holidaypopschicago.com

YOUTH GROUP: TonightWill be held Maplewood and Altgeld.

4:30 in the gym! There will be food/pizza, games, and open gym. We will

finish and head to 6:30 Mass.

Please Join Us for Pozole Save the date! On Sunday, October 30th, after all the morning Masses, you are invited to join

us in the church basement for the popular Pozole fundraising event for the Our Lady of

Guadalupe celebration. Pozole is a type of soup or stew usually served during holidays or on

special celebrations.

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Nuestra Misión:“Arraigada en Cristo y tocada por Su amor y misericordia, la comunidad de San Juan Berchmans encuentra unidad en su diversidad, proclama por medio de la palabra, Sacramento y servicio, que el Reino de Dios esta cerca y declara que todos son bienvenidos en este lugar.”

Wayne’s WorldWayne’s World

Queridos Amigos, “Gracias Señor. Gracias Señor. Gracias Señor. ¡Sólo quiero darte las gracias Señor!” Las sencillas palabras de este himno del Evangelio continúan en mi mente y corazón esta semana. A principios de la semana leí, recé y reflejé en las lecturas bíblicas de este fin de semana, como lo hago todas las semanas. Gratitud. Recuerdo un antiguo sabio sacerdote quien compartió

uno de sus lemas de vida. Me dijo, “una actitud de agradecimiento gana.” A lo largo de la historia de salvación, Escritura y Tradición se advierte a los fieles a ser agradecidos. La gratitud produce alegría. La gratitud impulsa a la acción. Lo que hacemos todos los domingos, es dar gracias a Dios. Incluso el término Eucaristía viene de la palabra griega que significa dar gracias. ¿Venimos todos los domingos agradecidos por los dones que Dios nos ha dado? ¿Nuestras liturgias expresan la alegría que tenemos? ¿Estamos entusiasmados cuando respondemos y cantamos en la Misa? Muchas personas han hecho comentarios acerca de la belleza de la música y la liturgia. Sin embargo, hay que recordar, que la liturgia es de todos. Cada persona debe participar plena y activamente en esta expresión de nuestra alegría y gratitud. Los cristianos alegres y agradecidos atraen a los demás. Los cristianos agradecidos actúan. Cuando nos damos cuenta de las muchas maneras en que Dios nos ha bendecido, cuando reconocemos todo lo que tenemos y todo lo que somos - admitiendo que todo viene de Dios, necesitamos encontrar una manera de devolver. Con demasiada frecuencia, pasamos por alto nuestras bendiciones y miramos el “vaso medio vacío” y nos quejamos de lo que no tenemos, o cómo alguien o alguna institución no ha alcanzado nuestras expectativas. Pasando el tiempo criticando y quejándonos, sofoca el agradecimiento. El agradecimiento sofocado paraliza al cristiano. La gratitud reflectante da generosamente. La gratitud activa, reflectante me hace pensar en una mujer mayor, a menudo sin hogar que conocí en Caridades Católicas. Voy a llamarla “Jeanie.” Jeanie sufre mucho, y experimenta dificultades físicas y psicológicas. Ella asiste a la Noche de Cena de Caridades Católicas y a menudo ha sido invitada a participar en un programa que llamamos “Visiones Después de la Cena.” En el programa, les

damos cámaras a los huéspedes de la Cena y los invitamos a tomar fotos de lo que ellos creen que es bello. Nosotros revelamos, ensamblamos y ponemos las fotos en marcos y organizamos una feria de arte cada año en el mes de junio. Los invitados vienen a la feria y compran las fotografías. Los “artistas” ganan $70 por cada foto que venden. Jeanie siempre dona el 10% de sus ganancias a Caridades Católicas. Ella envía su orden de pago anual con una tarjeta de agradecimiento - expresando su agradecimiento a Dios y al equipo de Caridades Católicas. Asombroso. Una verdadera actitud de agradecimiento le trae consuelo, paz y alegría. Naamán ofreció su vida a Dios en agradecimiento por el trabajo realizado a través de la obra de Eliseo, el hombre de Dios. El leproso sanado y limpio (uno de cada diez) agradeció a Jesús entusiasmadamente. Estoy seguro de que ambos vivieron sus vidas posteriores sirviendo a Dios y al prójimo. Dios ha hecho grandes cosas por nosotros. Demos gracias a Dios y dediquemos nuestras vidas al servicio de Dios, dando generosamente, y atrayendo a los demás con alegría. El martes, celebré Misa en la casa de un joven quien sufrió un terrible accidente de auto hace un año. Ha pasado el último año en hospitales y en instituciones de rehabilitación. Regresó a su casa la semana pasada. A pesar de todas sus dificultades y de un futuro incierto, tuvo que haber dicho, “gracias” más de una docena de veces durante mi visita. Creo que su actitud de agradecimiento ganará.Paz,

P.D. Hablando de gratitud y devolviendo... En dos semanas, el domingo 23 de octubre combinaremos nuestras dos últimas Misas de la mañana. Tendremos una Misa bilingüe a las 10:30am. Después de la Misa tendremos una especie de “Estado de la Parroquia” y tendremos el lanzamiento inicial para la parroquia de la Campaña Enseñar Quién es Cristo. La reunión será interesante e informativa. Por favor, planee asistir.

“¡Gracias Señor”

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CÍRCULO DE MUJERES DE FE

El Círculo de Mujeres de Fe se reunirá el martes 11 de octubre, en la capilla de la escuela a las 7 pm. Usted está invitada a compartir un momento de tranquilidad, tiempo para orar con un grupo de fe, mientras que toma un descanso de la rutina diaria y enfoca su atención en el crecimiento espiritual. El círculo está siempre abierto. Venga, y traiga una amiga.

REUNIÓN DE PREPARACIÓN SACRAMENTAL PARA LAS

FAMILIAS EL 12 DE OCTUBRE

Los padres de todos los niños que se preparan para recibir los sacramentos de la Primera Reconciliación y la Santa Comunión, así como la Confirmación, están obligados a asistir a una reunión informativa en la Iglesia el miércoles 12 de octubre. La reunión de la Primera Comunión comienza a las 6 pm y es para los padres . La reunión para la Confirmación comienza a las 6:30 y se espera que los estudiantes asistan junto con sus padres. Los Padrinos de Confirmación también están invitados a asistir. Si tiene preguntas acerca de estas reuniones póngase en contacto con Shelagh Donoghue, Directora de Formación de la fe y Educación en [email protected] o llame al 773-486-4300.

EL RITO DE INSCRIPCIÓN DE LA PRIMERA COMUNIÓN ES

EL 16 DE OCTUBRE

Los niños harán su Santa Primera Comunión en mayo 2017, la participación en el especial Rito de Inscripción es el domingo 16 de octubre, en la Misa de 9:45 de la mañana. En este ritual, los niños afirman su deseo de recibir el sacramento de la Eucaristía y dicen que están dispuestos a participar en la misa, rezar y desarrollar una relación más estrecha con Jesús. Los padres se comprometen a llevar a sus hijos a Misa y animarles a orar, y se le pide a la comunidad de fe que apoyen, guíen, y oren por los niños y sus familias, mientras que se preparan para el sacramento. Únase a nosotros a caminar con estos niños en su jornada en este bendito transcurso en sus vidas.

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UN AÑO DE MISERICORDIA UNIRLa misericordia de Dios nos une a Dios y une a Dios con nosotros. Nuestra experiencia del perdón y de volver al Señor por su misericordia nos une al único ser que puede verdaderamente sanarnos y completarnos. Vamos a volver al Señor: él nos despedazó y nos sanará, nos hirió y nos vendará la herida (Oseas 6:1).

LLAMANDO A TODOS LOS CANTANTES PARA EL MESÍAS

DE HANDELÚnanse al Coro Holiday Pops, bajo la dirección del Maestro Scott J. Arkenberg. El Coro Holiday Pops Chicago presenta “Mesías De Handel”. “El

Mesías” es una de las obras corales más queridas de todos los tiempos! Se convierte en una parte de la tradición mágica de la Navidad y brinda música, amistad y alegría a las fiestas de la temporada. Los ensayos comienzan el martes, 11ª de octubre a las 7:30 pm en la Iglesia de San Juan Berchmans, 2517

West Logan Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60647. NO SE REQUIEREN AUDICIONES para unirse al

coro de voluntarios! El decimo quinto aniversario de este concierto se llevará a cabo el sábado 17

de diciembre a las 7:30 pm en la Iglesia de Logan Square. Para más información—correo electronico

[email protected] o visite el website:

www.holidaypopschicago.com

GRUPO JUVENIL: NocheSe llevará a cabo en la Maplewood y Altgeld.

La próxima noche del Grupo Juvenil es el domingo 25 de septiembre a las 4:30 en el gimnasio! Habrá comida / pizza, juegos, y

deportes. Terminamos a las 6:30 pm justo a tiempo para asistir a Misa.

Por favor únase a nosotros para el Pozole

¡Reserve la fecha! El domingo, 30 de octubre, después de todas las Misas de la mañana, está invitado a unirse a nosotros en el salón parroquial para nuestro popular evento de venta de Pozole para recaudar fondos para

celebración de Nuestra Virgen de Guadalupe. El Pozole es un platillo que generalmente es servido durante los

días festivos o celebraciones especiales.

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School News

SJB School students art is outstanding!

Ms. Petie and the students have been working hard making hats, owls and building communities

and so much more! The talent and treasure is amazing!

THE EAGLES ART:

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Stewardship ReportOctober 2, 2016 Mass Collection Online giving

Total Sunday Collection

Our weekly goalSurplus/(Shortfall) from weekly goal

2016-17 Fiscal Year to Date (From 7/1/16)Our goal to dateCollected year to dateSurplus/(Shortfall) year to date

Thank you ~ Gracias

3,613.503,310.25

6,923.75

7,307.69(383.94)

102,307.66101,076.00(1231.66)

To Teach Who Christ Is Campaign Kick-Off: Oct. 20 & 23

Look for a postcard in the mail inviting you to attend a parish-wide kick-off for the To Teach Who Christ Is capital

campaign. Learn more about how the funds raised here will strengthen the community-building and educational mission of our parish. Two gatherings will be held—choose the one that works best for you: Thursday, Oct. 20, at 6 p.m. in the church basement OR Sunday, Oct. 23, immediately follow-ing a special 10:30 a.m. bilingual Mass. Please note that on Oct. 23 the 9:45 and 11:30 Masses will be combined for a

bilingual 10:30 a.m. Mass. RSVPs are requested by Oct. 14. Refreshments will be served.

Lanzamiento de la Campaña Enseñar Quién es Cristo: 20 y 23 de octubre.

Espere una postal en el correo donde se le invita a asistir al lanzamiento parroquial de la campaña de capital para Ense-

ñar Quién es Cristo. Más información sobre cómo los fondos recaudados aquí fortalecerán la construcción de la comunidad

y la misión educativa de nuestra parroquia. Dos reuniones se llevarán a cabo, elija la que más le convenga: jueves, 20 de

octubre, a las 6 pm en el salón parroquial o el domingo, 23 de octubre, inmediatamente después de una especial Misa bilin-güe a las 10:30 am. Tenga en cuenta que las Misas de 9:45 y

11:30 serán combinadas el domingo 23 de octubre por la Misa de 10:30am. Se solicita que confirme su asistencia antes del

14 de octubre. Se servirán refrescos.

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Please Pray

FOR THE SICK AND INFIRM OF OUR COMMUNITY

For the health of

SJB STAFF CONTACTS PASTOR: Fr. Wayne F. Watts, [email protected]

RESIDENT: Fr. Paul Reicher, [email protected]

PASTOR EMERITUS: Fr. William Gubbins

DEACONS: Jorge Cabrera (773) 625.2581, [email protected] Guillermo (Willie) Mendizabal, (773) 276.5502, [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Joseph P. D’Arco, [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION AND EDUCATION: Shelagh Donoghue, [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC AND LITURGY: Scott Arkenberg, [email protected]

PARISH SECRETARY: Guille McMahon, [email protected]

PRINCIPAL: Peggy Roketenetz, [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS: Maria Ferraro, [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF EVENTS: Rochelle Brophy, [email protected]

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Judy Ciukowski, [email protected]

Megan Anderson, Teresa Angulo, Mark Baker, Ivan Bermudez, Katarzyna Bielarz, Jim Browne, Florence Brzezinski, Rev. Anthony Bus, Frank Buttitta, Antonia Calderon, Gary Calmes, Mike Cokins, Adriana Collado, Nan Condit, Jean Condon, Brian DeLeon, Danny Doyle, Anna Duski, Edwin Duvall, Evan Flores, Margaret Gielnewski, Ruth E. Gomez, Maureen Gramling, Dennis Hanson, Colin Hayes, Lois Hinkens, Bertha Jiminez, Jane Jones, Michael D. Jones, Helen Kadar, Mary Ann Kosiba, Hector Lorenzo, Alice Maestrazi, Olivia Maxon, Ewing Metoyer, Kay Meyer, Humberto Moya, Katie O’Connor, Sr. Margaret Ormond, Norine Ortega, Debra Parsons, Genevieve Podraza, Rita Rattin, Fr. Paul Reicher, Orlando Reyes, Jorge Rojas, Maria E. Rosario, Joanne C. Runner, Anastacio Salgado, Margarita Sanchez, Glydden Santiago, Celeste Schwilck, Simon Shilston, M. E. Shober, Joseph Slocki, Will Sullivan, Cheryl Szucsits, Aurora Tapia, Jorge Tapia, Marina Tinajero, Jill Tibbe, Gladys Torres, Maria Torres, Sylvia Torres and Lucille Wozny

Parish Pastoral Council Spotlight

Pete TigueWho I am: My name is Pete Tigue and I can’t wait to meet you!

What I do: I love to swim, bike, kayak, and run, but also (and more so) Netflix. I keep myself

busy working at Grainger where I work in Supply Chain/Warehousing leading an analytics team.

How I got to SJB: I grew up in Peoria and studied business at the University of Illinois. After college I spent some time working in Canada and then Ohio. I moved to Logan Square at the end of 2013 and have made SJB my home ever since.

Roles: I currently serve as the Co-Chair of the Parish Pastoral Council and was formerly leading the Spiritual Life Commission; I’m a member of the Parish Finance Committee; and I love helping with the Confirmation Retreat.

Expectations of the Council: I’m ever grateful for the experiences I had growing up in strong Catholic communities. I hope to contribute to the wonderful community at SJB as we grow our Youth Ministry and Faith Formation programs. The vitality of the parish must be rooted in the Eucharistic - I’ll see you on Sunday!

Please Welcome Our New Parishioners!

Please join us in welcoming the newest members of our parish, If you see a new face, please introduce yourself.

Fred William Schaaf

Eduardo A. Rojas and Rachel A. Loar

Christopher Welch Murphy

Daniel M. and Margaret A. Ruscitti

Steven Wise and Jessica Weisensell

William D. Gohl and Megan J. McLaughlin

Nathan A. and Bertha Ruiz

Maria Anna Loiselle

All are Welcome at Saint John Berchmans!

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TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMESATURDAY, October 8- Weekday 5:00PM +SAMUEL METOYER +YVONNE LUGO Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts Commentator: Dan Wetstein Lectors: Kathleen Wetstein EMHC: Gary Aistrup, Roberta Anelli Altar Servers: Anahi Rios

SUNDAY, October 9 8:15am ERLINDA COZZINI Presider: Fr. Paul Reicher Commentator: Mari Cardenas Lector: Olga Perez EMHC: Jeffrey Bowen, Raghda Fakhoury, Anna Wozny-Ramirez Altar Servers: Diego Patino

9:45am +LADONNA & ALFRED DUNKIN & THEIR PARENTS Presider: Fr. Kevin Birmingham Commentator: Nicole Vilches Lector: Rosa Ramirez, Martha Ibarra EMHC: Joyana Dvorak, Joe Glunz, Jeremy O’Keefe Altar Servers: Jessyka Badillo, Ellie Glunz, Steven Reyes

11:30am +RICARDO SALGADO +RICARDO LAZANO CARMEN MEDINA CUMPLEANOS Oficiante: Pd. Kevin Birmingham Diacono: Guillermo Mendizabal Comentarista/Peticiones: Maria Mendizabal Lectores: Maria Gudino, Wilmer Ramirez Monaguillos: Daniel Hernandez, Isabella Ibarra, Lawrence Melvin

6:30pm ALL THE CHICAGO MARATHON RUNNERS Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts Commentator: Benjamin Harrison Lector: Kara Harrison EMHC: Mark Dombrowski, Cristina Gomez, Phillip Ramirez Servers: Maya Harrison, Hayley Pitcock, Addison Pitcock

MONDAY, October 10 – Weekday 7:00am ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM ADDICTION Presider: Fr. Paul Reicher TUESDAY, October 11– St. John XXII, Pope 7:00am GINNY TRIPP Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts

WEDNESDAY, Ocotber 12– Weekday 7:00am +ANITA FUNTILA Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts

THURSDAY, October 13– Weekday 7:00am +JORGE VERA MORALES Presider: Fr. Paul Reicher

FRIDAY,October 14– Saint Callistus I, Pope amd Martyr 8:30am ALEX MEDINA BIRTHDAY Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts

TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMESATURDAY, October 15- St Teresa of Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of Church 5:00PM +TERESO NAJERA AND FAMILY Presider: Fr. Paul Reicher Commentator: Jennifer Cortez Lectors: Maraget Hughes EMHC: Susan Ciapciak, Cathy Whinna Altar Servers: Annika Bagazinski

SUNDAY, October 16 8:15am +THERESA MICHALSKI Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts Commentator: Theresa Bui Lector: John Swinford EMHC: Dan Wetstein, Nancy Krause, Anna Wozny-Ramirez Altar Servers: Andrew Bui, James Bui

9:45am +VIRGILIO BONIFAZI AND FAMILY Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts Commentator: Luis Cuevas Lector: Joseph Harrison, Liz Treacy EMHC: Herminda Bonifazi, Ken and Judy Ciukowski Altar Servers: Gabe and Olivia Garza, Charlotte Reynolds

11:30am GONZALO TINAJERO AND FAMILY +CHRISTOPHER SANCHEZ Oficiante: Pd. Paul Reicher Diacono/Homilista: Guillermo Mendizabal Comentarista/Peticiones: Wanda Reyes Lectores: Esther Uruchima, Manuel Cerrillo Monaguillos: Anthony Hernandez, Daniel and Joseph Uruchima

6:30pm THE PEOPLE OF SAINT JOHN BERCHMANS Presider: Fr. Wayne F. Watts Commentator: Joseph Barletta Lector: Kyle Gordon EMHC: Mark Dombrowski, Orlando Guerra, Gabby Uruchima Servers: Jessyka Badillo, Nina Reginiewicz, Steven Reyes