All are welcome.

Handicapped parking is located in front of church. Personal hearing devices are available from the ushers/greeters.

Children’s Chapel available for the young and the restless

in the rear of the church.

St. Cletus Canticle 600 W. 55th Street - La Grange, IL 60525

(708) 352-6209 Rectory (708) 215-5440 Español (708) 352-4820 School

www.stcletusparish.com

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PARISH STAFF REV. ROBERT CLARK Pastor REV.KENNETH BAKER Associate Pastor REV. LORENZO GAMBOA Associate Pastor REV. RON ANGLIM Weekend Associate REV. MR. JESÚS & SILVIA CASAS Deacon Couple REV. MR. STUART & MARLENE HEYES Deacon Couple PASTORAL STAFF Fr. Ken Baker/Paulette Bolton Worship (708) 215-5422 MUSIC MINISTRY (708) 215-5423 Deacon Jesús Casas Hispanic Ministry (708) 215-5440 Elizabeth Tomasek Youth Ministry (708) 215-5419 Mary Beth Ford Social Concerns (708) 215-5418 Deacon Stuart Heyes Ministry of Care (708) 215-5407 Debbie Lestarczyk Business Manager (708) 215-5405 Christopher Wagner Technology (708) 215-5420

SCHOOL STAFF Jolene Hillgoth President Lauren Lewandowski Principal Mary Lee Krieger Administrative Assistant Jeannie Scalzitti Receptionist/Office Assistant (708) 352-4820 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION STAFF Paulette Bolton Director of Parish Catechesis/Formation Barb Campbell Administrative Assistant (708) 352-2383 RECTORY STAFF Patricia Drobny Bulletin Editor/Office Assistant Bobbie Kallal Human Resources/Records Mary Zwolinski Parish Accounting (708) 352-6209

Mass Intentions for the Week of July 20 – July 26, 2015

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Day Time Intentions

Monday 8:00 a.m. Fred Czachor, Angel Villasenor

Tuesday 8:00 a.m. Jozef & James Slowik, Patricia Curtin, Stephanie Marciszewski

Wednesday 8:00 a.m. St. Cletus Beloved Dead

Thursday 8:00 a.m. Stacy Ann Baker, Dalphine Marciszewski

Friday 8:00 a.m. Erik Geyer

Saturday 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

Rev. Robert Shannon Rev. Robert Shannon, Robert Suchy, Georgia Popp, Richard Kruis, Benjamin Patrick Hyink

Sunday 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m.

Marco & Emilia Rattin, Frances Kennedy Luczakow Family, Gloria & Lee Panek Leyla Zavislak Barry, Chester Wojcik, Lee Gibbs, Arthur Jostes Catherine Mlot, Josephine Felice, Richard Perry David Israel Villagomez

Presider Subject to change

Fr. Baker

Fr. Gamboa

Fr. Clark

Fr. Baker

Fr. Clark

Fr. Gamboa Fr. Gamboa

Fr. Clark Fr. Clark Fr. Baker Fr. Gamboa Fr. Corrales

Please remember our sick in your prayers: Jenna Zimmerman, Rachel Lipman, Mary Lestarczyk, Mauricio Aguilar,

Patricia Krieger, Brian Cabral, Fernando Cabral, Enrique Pacheco, Alexandra DeRivera, Steve Woynicki, Irina Fursman, Linda Mantey, Marshall Johnson, Diane Bridges, Karl Rodey, Catherine McCord, Nancy Gibson, Jean Weekly, Peter D. Rivera, Gerda E. Dorso, Judy Duque, Carolyn Sharpe, Joanne Stevens, Linda McMahon, Roy Jenkinson, Erin Lively, Pauline Passardi, Bruce Byrne, Ed Barnicle, Glen Peters, Emily Ann Dziedzic, Collette Grisko-Dote, Dave McCoy, LaVerne Gill, Richard Rottinger, Ed Vokurka, Sr., Fernando Cabral, Joyce Arnold, Jackie Schickel, Loretta Johncola, Denise Rowalka, Sharon Mylan, Mary Jamrozik, Shellye Bolton, Emily Devine, John Duda, George Duda, Marilyn Matesevac. Also pray for our parishioners who are in nursing homes or are homebound unable to attend Mass.

Allison Sisul & Darrin Vogt

WEDDING BANNS

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Ex 14:5-18; Ex 15:1bc-6; Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Ex 14:21 — 15:1; Ex 15:8-10, 12, 17; Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: Ex 16:1-5, 9-15; Ps 78:18-19, 23-28; Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 Thursday: Ex 19:1-2, 9-11, 16-20b; Dn 3:52-56; Mt 13:10-17 Friday: Ex 20:1-17; Ps 19:8-11; Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: 2 Cor 4:7-15; Ps 126:1bc-6; Mt 20:20-28 Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44; Ps 145:10-11, 15-18; Eph 4:1-6; Jn 6:1-15

SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES  Sunday: Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday:    St. Apollinaris Tuesday: St. Lawrence of Brindisi Wednesday: St. Mary Magdalene Thursday: St. Bridget Friday: St. Sharbel Makhlūf Saturday: St. James

GOD WITHIN God dwells in a secret and hidden way in all souls, in their very substance, for if God did not, they could not exist at all. —St. John of the Cross

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NOTES FROM FATHER BOB…

SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 2015

Jesus trained his disciples to be good shepherds, to go out to the villages and to preach and teach and

cure people. When they returned he advised them to take a rest in a quiet place – someone must take

care of the workers – and so they set off for a lakeside holiday. Only, when they arrive, they find that the

hungry crowds are there before them, waiting for some spiritual food. So this time, the Lord himself sets

to work. His disciples can take a back seat and rest awhile. Jesus himself will preach and teach. In this

way the prophecy of Jeremiah is fulfilled, which said that God would raise up a virtuous branch for

David, a man who will be wise, who will practice honesty and integrity in the land. Jesus is the integrity

of God.

Saint Paul takes up the theme today and shows how our Lord appeals to people across all religious and

political divides. He isn’t on any one side against another. The Lord will break down all the bad feelings

between people. No enemies, no strangers, only friends. In himself Jesus makes a single New Man out

of people, who want to be enemies. He restores peace in his own body on the cross. He reconciles us to

God.

So you cannot follow Our Lord or be part of Our Lord and still have enemies. It cannot be. It has to be

peace: peace with people who are far away, peace with people who are near. Political slogans often say,

‘This is the last chance for peace’ but this cannot be true. The work of peace is too important for last

chances. Every day the call goes out to gather the scattered sheep. Every day people meet with fear and

with terror. In response to this, the Good Shepherd sends out his disciples with orders to gather the

scattered sheep, to care for them and to help them to grow and increase.

In every generation the Lord has been our Good Shepherd. In every country in the world you will find

his image, his picture, and his people. Down all the days, in every way the Good Shepherd cares for his

flock. Now he speaks to us today and asks us to see the large crowds of our own world, sheep without a

shepherd. He asks us to have compassion for people who are lost and confused. He exhorts us to take

responsibility in their regard, to set ourselves to teach them at some length.

If we read our scriptures each and every day, then we will grow into the three great principles of life –

truthfulness, compassion and forbearance. As good shepherds and followers of the Lord we must listen

and preach and then look forward to our holiday on the lakeside.

Summer Blessings and Peace, Father Bob Pastor

ST. CLETUS SCHOOL OPEN REGISTRATION

The St. Cletus Catholic School family invites you to join our community. We currently have openings available for the 2015-2016 school year in first through eighth grades. We also offer the following: Half-day Preschool: 3 and 4 year olds two, three or five mornings a week Full-day Preschool: 3 and 4 year olds five days a week Kindergarten: Half & Full-day program. Before and Aftercare Programs: Available for Pre K through 8th grade. Along with our regular educational and religious programs, students also receive art, library, music, physical education, Spanish, science lab, and technology. We offer a variety of afterschool activities: band, clubs and sports. Please contact the school office at (708) 352-4820 for further information about our school and enrollment availability. Our website, www.stcletusparish.com/school, provides more information regarding the school, tuition, and the application process. We look forward to welcoming you into our school family.

Jolene Hillgoth Lauren Lewandowski President Principal

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

REGISTRATION!

Register your children NOW for the 2015-16 academic year. Registration forms can be found online at stcletusparish.com under the Religious Education tab, or in the Religious Education Office or Parish Rectory. Be sure your child/ren have the opportunity to share in learning about our loving God. St. Cletus offers religious education classes for children in Grades 1-8, as well as for preschool aged children (3-K) in our Early Childhood Program. Please note that Sacramental Preparation is a two-year process. This applies to the Sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist (1st and 2nd Grades), as well as Confirmation (7th and 8th Grades). Older children in need of sacraments may attend special classes to prepare them for the reception of the sacraments. For your convenience, we offer classes on Sunday and Monday for children in Grades 1-6. Sunday classes meet from 9:15 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Monday classes meet from 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Early childhood classes meet on Sundays from 9:30 -10:30 a.m. Grades 7-8 meet on Sundays from 9:15-10:45 a.m. If you are new to our program, please bring a copy of your child’s baptismal certificate with you (unless your child was baptized at St. Cletus Parish). Any questions should be directed to the RE Office at (708) 352-2383. Please register today! CATECHISTS NEEDED!

Please think about offering your gifts and talents by teaching the children of St. Cletus Parish. Please consider the call to share your faith as a catechist.

Paulette Bolton Director of Parish Catechesis/Formation

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GOD’S WORD TODAY

Today’s Gospel passage is one of the most moving in all of scripture. Even though most of us do not have experience as sheep farmers, we can nevertheless try to picture the metaphor used at the end of this Gospel reading. Jesus looks out on the crowd and is moved with pity for them, for they “were like sheep without a shepherd.” Apparently sheep are not the brightest of God’s creatures and are in constant need of their shepherd. One might wonder what the attitude of Christ would be today if he gazed on this world of ours. Would he be moved to pity because we, too, are like sheep without a shepherd? Let us pray that God’s word proclaimed this day will inspire us to cling to the Good Shepherd and listen to his teachings.

From Saint Margaret Sunday Missal, copyright © J. S. Paluch Company

“JOLIET SLAMMERS” TICKETS FOR AUGUST 2nd GAME AVAILABLE FROM HNS...

…for parishioners wanting to join the Holy Name Society members at a Joliet Slammers minor league baseball game at 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 2. Tickets are $10 each and fans can contact HNS member Joe Delaloye at (708) 354-3165 to join the group. People attending will be able to park their cars at a free parking facility next to the stadium. The Slammers play in the West Division of the Frontier League, an independent league founded in 1993. Their opponent will be the Frontier-Greys from the Leagues’ Division. The St. Cletus baseball outing will be the Holy Name’s sixth August excursion to the Joliet ball park. The Holy Name Society traditionally meets ten times a year, on the first Friday of each month, from September through June. The parish’s July 4th Veterans Mass and the baseball outing in August are both events that HNS urges its members and parishioners in general to attend.

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Operation Support Our Troops-America is a volunteer non-profit (501c3) organization whose mission is to improve the morale of troops serving in harms way, support the families of the deployed military, and provide support for the returning wounded. In 2014, Operation Support Our Troops America collected and bagged and shipped approximately 1.7 million pounds filling 4,000 25 lb. care boxes to military members who are deployed. This organization also helps to sponsor the Leap of Faith program for Families of the Fallen, Christmas stockings, Equine Therapy for Veterans, House 53 on the grounds of Hines VA Hospital as well as other programs. You can help by donating the items listed below to be included in boxes shipped to our troops. Each military person receives a package weighing approximately 25 lbs. and costs about $25 to ship. Please check the expiration dates on the items you donate. We always need letters to our troops, from every age. If you can’t write, color a picture!

Items for the care boxes can be dropped off in the church narthex the weekends of August 1/2 and August 8/9. Please help us send support and care to those who so bravely serve their country. If you have a family member or friend who is currently serving in the military and would like their name listed in the Canticle so our parish family can pray them, please call Eugenia Callison at (708) 508-0799

Eye Drops Foot Powder/Body Powder Pop Tarts/Breakfast bars Coffee Singles Mouthwash (16 oz. or smaller, no glass) Pain Medication (100 ct. or less)

Antacids (rolls or 100 ct. or less) Canned Fruit TP Lotion (16 oz. or less) Tuna foil packs Slim Jims

We served 174 households at our July 9 monthly food distribution. Grocery donations from our parishioners and various other individuals, churches, and organizations, as well as donations of volunteer time for preparing bags, setting up and distributing, are what keep us going. Thank you for your continuing generosity! It’s not necessary to bring every item we need each week (although we will graciously and gratefully accept them!), but if everyone could just bring one or two items, it would help us greatly. Most needed items at this time: boxed sides, canned pasta, jelly, canned peaches, canned peas, mixed

vegetables, condiments, cooking oil, canned or powdered milk. Please mark your calendar for our “Share the Wealth” distribution of fresh garden produce, which will take place

at our August 13 monthly food distribution. Donations need to be dropped off at church on that day, between 4:45-5:45 p.m. It is important to remember that we can accept such donations only at this time, because of our storage and distribution limitations.

We are also requesting school supply donations to distribute in August to our client families, including pencils, colored pencils, pens, crayons, markers, pocket folders, erasers, single subject spiral notebooks and loose leaf paper.

Monetary donations are also appreciated. Checks should be written to St. Cletus Social Concerns/School Supplies.

If you have any questions, please contact me at (708) 215-5418, or at mford@stcletusparish.com. Thank you for your generous spirit as you do your household shopping. ST. CLETUS PARISH RUMMAGE SALE, benefitting the good works of our St. Vincent de Paul…what a great effort this was! Thanks again to all who participated: volunteer workers, donors and shoppers! See pictures below.

Finding a place for everything…so pricing can begin! A monumental task!

Horton’s truck donated for Sunday pickups. Rich Fullmer to the rescue: finding a key to a locked trunk. No surprises inside!

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NEW AND GENTLY USED BABY CLOTHING AND ITEMS NEEDED

The Women's Care Center of La Grange, a local pro-life pregnancy care center, is in need of various items for our clients and their babies. At this time our clients could use boys summer clothing newborn to 2T and girls summer clothing 12 mo. to 2T. We are also in need of small toys, bibs, notions, wipes, wash cloths, boys and girls onesies size 12-24 mos. and boys and girls sleepers size 3-24 mos.

If you have any of these items in either new or gently used condition, please call Laura or Lea at (708) 352-5000 to arrange a time for drop off. Thank you so much for your support. Our clients appreciate your generosity.

ST. CLETUS PARISH

2015 SUMMER PROJECTS

We are definitely in the midst of summer and I wanted to let you know some of the projects that are or will be taking place as we prepare for a new liturgical season in the fall. Due to increased enrollment in our pre-school program we are dividing Room 98 into two separate

classrooms with a folding wall separating the rooms so it can still be used as one large room when necessary.

Wood finishing of the two side alcoves in the sanctuary. The wood will match the sanctuary backdrop and cover the brick by the Tabernacle and the Holy Family Shrine.

Continue with the process of replacing more windows in the school with energy efficient ones. This will take place in phases over the next several years until completed.

Refurbishing of the metal work around the Tabernacle and the metal work above the Tabernacle. Replacement of a few lights over the altar area in the sanctuary. Normal landscaping upkeep. Routine painting as needed. Possible tuck pointing if needed. Freshening Up Morrissey Hall Lobby. Repairing and Seal Coating parking lot after Fall Fest. Thank You, Fr. Bob Pastor

SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 19, 2015 Behold, the days are coming, says the LORD, when I will raise up a righteous shoot to David. — Jeremiah 23:5a

ADOPT A GRANDPARENT!! Eve Assisted Living is looking for teen volunteers to socialize with residents on Sunday, July 26, from 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. There will be games, crafts, music, and an ice cream social. Lunch will be served to volunteers. Contact me for details and permission slips! ADULTS NEEDED!! Youth Ministry is looking for adults who are interested in growing in faith while helping teens grow in theirs. As we prepare to resume small faith-sharing groups, adults are needed to help lead groups to meet monthly throughout the school year. Please contact the Youth Ministry office at (708) 215-5419 or email etomasek@stcletusparish.com to learn more!! MISSION TRIP COMPLETED: The Mission Trip participants had an amazing week serving the community in Donaldson, Indiana! Stay tuned to the Canticle next week for a detailed account of their week and pictures to highlight their experience!

WORD OF LIFE “For the LORD, your God, is the God of gods, the Lord of lords, the great God, mighty and awesome, who has no favorites, accepts no bribes, who executes justice for the orphan and the widow, and loves the resident alien, giving them food and clothing.” Deuteronomy 10:17-18 (NABRE @ 2010 CCD. Used with Permission)

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Elizabeth Tomasek Youth Ministry

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Back on June 15-19, more than 100 students, teens and adults gathered to learn about God’s mighty power and love at Everest VBS! Thank you to everyone who helped to make this the “coolest” Vacation Bible School to date! We are so grateful to our adult and teen volunteers who so graciously gave of their time, talent and energy all week long! A special shout-out to our own “St. Peter” - Fr. Ken. We would also like to thank our many parish sponsors who helped to make this week happen with their generous monetary donations: Rob & Ellie Augustine, Phil Bochniarz, Clyde & Jean Bradley, Betty Finnerty, Terry Hagy, Deacon Stuart & Marlene Heyes, Geraldine Hinton, Royce Hood, Celine Hoskins, Barbara Koch, Chuck Luna, Terri Miller, Antux Nusnor, Maria Padilla, Carolyn Sharpe, Dave Sipek, Roman Szabelski, Betty Travnicek, Rhea Wehrmeister, Alice Williams, Ronald & Christine Wolosewicz, Ron Zalud, Karen Ziemba, and many anonymous donors. Finally, our sincere thanks to all of our awesome maintenance personnel and parish staff that provided us with help and support!

WE HOPE TO SEE EVERYONE BACK AGAIN NEXT SUMMER! Paulette Bolton and Barb Campbell

Your Everest Expedition Guides

Fr. Ken aka “St. Peter.” Sister Pat McKee teaching our children!

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CONQUERING CHALLENGES WITH GOD’S MIGHTY POWER...

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OUTREACH MINISTRY Part 2: Myths and Facts about Domestic Violence1

Myth: No one would beat his pregnant wife or girlfriend. Fact: Domestic violence may begin or escalate during pregnancy. Homicide is the single most frequent cause of maternal death during pregnancy and in the first year after giving birth. Myth: Children generally are neither aware of, nor affected by, their mothers’ abuse. Fact: Nearly 90% of children who live in homes in which there is domestic violence will see or hear the abuse. Children as young as toddlers can suffer from the effects of exposure to abuse. Children exposed to violence and other forms of trauma may have permanent alterations in brain structure, chemistry, and function. Myth: Domestic violence can occur in older women, but it is quite rare. Fact: Approximately half of all elder abuse in women is thought to be domestic violence “grown old.” Older battered women are less likely to seek and receive help. Myth: Since domestic violence is a problem in the relationship, marriage or couple-focused pastoral counseling is key to restoring tranquility in the family or relationship. Fact: This type of counseling often increases the risk of violence to the victim. Faith and religious community representatives can promote safety and restore personal integrity and self-esteem to the victim, and can suggest batterer intervention services for the abuser, but should not engage in couples counseling unless the long-term safety of the survivor, and of staff, can be assured. Myth: Services for victims are staffed by people angry at traditional society who want to break up the family unit. Fact: Programs that help battered women and their children, and counselors who provide assistance, are concerned first and foremost with the safety of the survivor and her dependent children. The goal of counseling and other survivor services is not to break up the family unit but to preserve the safety of all its members. Achieving this goal, unfortunately, may mean that some relationships may need to end. Myth: Since our religion doesn’t condone divorce, an abusive man should speak with the religious leader to mend his ways. Fact: Although some religions do frown on divorce, no religion advocates abuse. Some abusers misinterpret or intentionally misuse religious writings to justify violence against their partners and children or to prevent a marriage––even one wracked by violence and abuse–– from dissolving. Helpful conversations with a batterer, even if conducted carefully by a religious leader, may bring short-term relief, but cannot take the place of qualified batterer intervention services, and may even pose a safety risk for the victim and her children. 1Elaine J. Alpert, et al. Responding to Domestic Violence: An Interfaith Guide to Prevention and Intervention, The Chicago Metropolitan Battered Women’s Network, 2005

Mary Beth Ford Director of Social Concerns

Are you in an unhealthy relationship or are you afraid in your own home?

Call the 24-hour phone for help: 708.485.5254.

You are not alone.

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CHRIST’S PRESENCE IN THE WORLD There’s a bit of a “missing link” in the first two sentences of today’s Gospel from Mark. In the first, the apostles return from having been sent out on mission two by two (“one who is sent” is the meaning of “apostle”). Their instructions were to preach repentance, drive out demons, and heal the sick in Jesus’ name. In the second sentence, Jesus tells them to come away with him and rest a while. It would be nice for us to imagine that, between those two sentences, a look of amazed gratitude and pleasure crossed the face of Jesus as he hears of the kingdom proclaimed in his name, and how they didn’t have to shake the dust off their feet anywhere. They deserved a rest! It might not be bad for us, when we gather together with Jesus as the apostles do today, to do this kind of debriefing, allowing the Lord to hear what we’ve sought to do in his name, our successes, our failures, our need to get away with him for a while to be fortified for further work in God’s name. For we, the baptized, are not only the flock of Jesus Christ; through water and the power of the Spirit we have also become the Body of Christ, the presence of the Shepherd for the life of the world. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

ST. CLETUS ONLINE GIVING—DONATIONS MADE EASY We encourage you to make online donations by logging onto our website, www.stcletusparish.com and click on the Donate button and register using your checking account, debit card or credit card. Questions? Call Mary Zwolinski at the rectory, (708) 352-6209.

“...come away by yourselves to a lonely place and rest awhile.” Mark 6:31 Do you spend time listening for God? Most of the time. He speaks in soft whispers. Open your heart and hear the Lord. Take time in silence everyday and ask God what it is He wants you to do. Consider making a retreat this year.

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

St. Cletus Catholic Parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago is a Christian community of believers and followers of Christ Jesus. We call and welcome all to join our family of faith as we seek to live the Gospel values in our daily lives, community and world. We are committed to providing spiritual nourishment through the worship of God, celebration of the sacraments, Christian education, and use of our time, talent and treasure in serving others with compassion and love.

MASSES Saturday Evening: 5:00pm Sunday: 7:00am, 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am, 12:30pm (Spanish) Weekdays: Mon. thru Sat. 8:00am Evening before Holy Day: 7:00pm Holy Day: 6:30am, 8:00am BAPTISMS 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month at 11:30am. Parents must be registered parishioners and attend the Baptism Preparation class. Please make arrangements by calling the Rectory office (708-352-6209). WEDDINGS Dates and times are reserved for registered parishioners. Initial arrangements must be completed five months in advance of the wedding date. HOME/HOSPITAL VISITATION AND COMMUNION CALLS Please contact the Ministry of Care office (708-215-5407). EUCHARISTIC ADORATION AND BENEDICTION Adoration begins following the 8:00am Mass and continues during the day until 6:15pm the first Tuesday of the month. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed at 6:15pm followed by Benediction. Hispanic Adoration continues from 7:00pm until 8:00pm. CONFESSIONS Confessions every Saturday of the month: 4:15-4:45pm.

ST. CLETUS SCHOOL BOARD DEPARTMENT POSITION Administration Fr. Bob Clark Pastor Jolene Hillgoth President Lauren Lewandowski Principal Executive Committee Eileen Dorchinecz Chairperson Ron Skrip Vice Chairperson John Rossmiller Secretary Finance Doug Rausch Development, Marketing & Alumni Chris McLean Mike Pusatera Zlata Kozul-Naumovski Scott Aulinskis Ann Foley Patrick Townsend Jodie Pulciani Liaisons Nikki Gorman FSA President Brendan Foley Athletic Assoc President Chris McLean Tech Comm Liaison

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PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL

Pastor: Fr. Bob Clark Chairperson: Jack Fisherkeller Vice-Chairperson: Chuck Luna Recording Secretary: Robbie O’Shea School Rep: Jolene Hillgoth Director of Parish Catechesis/ Formation: Paulette Bolton Staff Rep: Debbie Lestarczyk Hispanic Ministry: Luis Lopez Members: Helen McMahon Colleen Hagen Xavier Polanski Susan Hurley Olivia Pach

RECTORY OFFICE HOURS

June & July Monday thru Thursday: 9:00am-5:00pm Friday: 9:00am-1:00pm Saturday: 9:00am-5:00pm