ST. CYPRIAN CHURCH2601 Clinton, River Grove, Illinois 60171

Phone 708–453–4800 Fax: 708–453–6141

MASSES Saturday 4 PMSunday 9 and 11:30 AM Weekdays Tuesday and Saturday at 8 AM Thursday 8 AM Communion ServiceReconciliation Saturday 8:30—9 AM

ST. CELESTINE CHURCH3020 North 76th Court, Elmwood Park, Illinois 60707

Phone: 708–453–2555 Fax: 708–452–0560

MASSESSaturday 5:30 PMSunday 7:30 AM, 10:30 AM, and 4:30 PMWeekdays Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 8 AM Reconciliation Saturday 4:45—5:15 PM

ST. CELESTINE SCHOOL 3017 North 77th Avenue, Elmwood Park Illinois 60707 stcelestineschool.org 708–453–8234

stguerinparish.orgstguerinparish.orgMISSION STATEMENT: "To do God's will as a unified, vibrant parish, and to foster an intentional

relationship with Jesus through worship, witness, service, discipleship, and community."

ST. MOTHER THEODORE GUERIN PARISH

Welcome! If you are new to our churches or just visiting, please introduce yourself. We are happy to share in this celebration of the Eucharist. If you do not have a church home, or your church is not home to you, we are open to anyone looking for a spiritual home. We invite you to become a part of our parish. You may register at the Pastoral Center at the St. Celestine campus or the Rectory at the St. Cyprian campus.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 20204 PM ST. CYPRIANPeople of the Parish

5:30 PM ST. CELESTINE+Vincent Guccione, Anniversary+Margaret Maggio

SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 20207:30 AM ST. CELESTINE+Jim MacCabe

9 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Robert Moretti

10:30 AM ST. CELESTINE+Victoria and +Ray Tovar+Maria and +Stanislow Szapara

11:30 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Dennis Marszalek

4:30 PM ST. CELESTINE+Mary Rose

MONDAY, JUNE 15, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINE+Rita Giannelli+Mary Lou O’Shea, 26th Anniversary+Fernando Medrano+Myka Medrano

TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 20208 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Father Joseph McDonnell+Craig Bastek+Michael O’Shea, Birthday

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINE+Robert Masciola, Anniversary+Silvio Giannelli

All offices in the parish and in the school are closed until the Archdiocese gives us permission to reopen.

THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINEFaithful Departed

FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 20208 AM ST. CELESTINE+Father Bernard White

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 20208 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Vera Fratamico

4 PM ST. CYPRIANPeople of the Parish

5:30 PM ST. CELESTINEAll Fathers, Living and Deceased+Nancy Klebenow, 3rd Anniversary+Sheila Strabley, Birthday+Mary Rose, Birthday

SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 20207:30 AM ST. CELESTINEAll Fathers, Living and Deceased

9 AM ST. CYPRIAN+Helen and Charles Jones

10:30 AM ST. CELESTINEAll Fathers, Living and Deceased

11:30 ST. CYPRIAN+Dennis Marszalek+Jeff Weiner+Guillerma Arteaga

4:30 PM ST. CELESTINEAll Fathers, Living and Deceased

NOTE:Because the bulletin goes to print on Tuesdays, information in it may not be accurate by Sunday. Please check the website, www.stguerinparish.org, for the most up to date information.

Dear Parishioners,

Last week we were able to enter Phase 1 of the church reopening plan, safely welcoming parishioners and their families for two funerals and Reconciliation. Now we are certified to enter Phase 2, when public Masses may resume if parishes are ready. This weekendwe will offer three public Masses on Sunday, June 14: 7:30 AM at St. Celestine, 9 AM at St. Cyprian, and 10:30 AM at St. Celestine. We were asked by the Cardinal to limit attendance, to 50 at St. Celestine and 35 at St. Cyprian.

For now, reservations are necessary to attend Mass with sign up through SignUpGenius.com. A specific link is posted on our website. You do not need to have an account with this website to register for mass, but you will be asked for your name, phone number, email, and the number of people from your household who will be attending together. You may register for Sunday Masses starting at 5 PM on the Wednesday before.

Please note:· If you have a fever or feel ill, have an underlying medical condition, or are in a risky population, please do not come to church. The requirement to attend weekly mass has been lifted and we will still live–stream the 10:30 AM Mass so those who are not able to attend can still participate in Mass.

· Strict social distancing will be observed for all Masses and you must wear your own mask the entire time in Church.

· Enter St. Cyprian through the doors off the parking lot and St. Celestine through the 76th Court entrance.

· Entry will only be granted to those registered. Please arrive at church 15 minutes early to allow for check–in.

· Parishioners will be met at the door by trained volunteers and hand sanitizer will be provided as you enter.

· You will be directed to specific seating in the Church. Only some sections of the church will be used to facilitate thorough cleaning between Masses and to ensure your safety. We ask that you do not move from the assigned seat and follow the directions of the ushers and greeters at all times.

· Hymnals or other worship aids will not be provided. Collection baskets will not be passed. Offerings may be left by the doors as you arrive or leave (or you may donate online through GiveCentral.org).

· The priest and ushers will direct you for the reception of Communion which is only available in the hand.

· At the end of Mass you will be dismissed by the usher and must exit the church immediately in the order they direct. No congregating in the church or on the grounds is allowed.

As we see what works well at St. Mother Guerin, we will determine our readiness to increase the number of Masses and the number of parishioners we can accommodate in our churches in accordance with safety guidelines. We will let you know when we can resume daily Mass. Please check our website and Facebook page for updates.

We need many volunteers for greeters, ushers, and cleaners for Masses and sacramental celebrations. Our ability to increase the amount of Masses is dependent on having enough volunteers to meet the Archdiocese requirements to assure safety. I know that many of you over 65 wish to volunteer. If you are healthy and do not have any underlying medical condition, you can volunteer. Please go to our parish website homepage and click on the Parish Reopening Volunteer Online Form. We will contact you for training.

We were certified under the condition that we MUST follow all Archdiocesan directives in order to open the churches at all. We cannot change the rules. Please try to be positive and don’t argue with the volunteers over guidelines we cannot control. The Archdiocese will be evaluating what happens and modifying procedures in the weeks ahead. These rules are meant to keep us all safe during the pandemic.

In Christ’s love,Fr. Paul and the St. Mother Guerin Reopening Leadership Team

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SUNDAY READINGS June 14, 2020 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

READING 1 Dt 8:2–3, 14b–16aMoses said to the people: “Remember how for forty years now the LORD, your God, has directed all your journeying in the desert, so as to test you by affliction and find out whether or not it was your intention to keep his commandments. He therefore let you be afflicted with hunger, and then fed you with manna, a food unknown to you and your fathers, in order to show you that not by bread alone does one live, but by every word that comes forth from the mouth of the LORD.

"Do not forget the LORD, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, that place of slavery; who guided you through the vast and terrible desert with its saraph serpents and scorpions, its parched and waterless ground; who brought forth water for you from the flinty rock and fed you in the desert with manna, a food unknown to your fathers.”

Responsorial Psalm Ps 147:12–13, 14–15, 19–20R. (12) Praise the Lord, Jerusalem OR or: Alleluia.

READING 2 1 Cor 10:16–17Brothers and sisters: The cup of blessing that we bless, is it not a participation in the blood of Christ? The bread that we break, is it not a participation in the body of Christ? Because the loaf of bread is one, we, though many, are one body, for we all partake of the one loaf.

GOSPEL Jn 6:51–58Jesus said to the Jewish crowds: “I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.”

The Jews quarreled among themselves, saying, “How can this man give us his flesh to eat?” Jesus said to them, “Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him. Just as the living Father sent me and I have life because of the Father, so also the one who feeds on me will have life because of me. This is the bread that came down from heaven. Unlike your ancestors who ate and still died, whoever eats this bread will live forever.”Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass for Use in the Dioceses of the United States of America, second typical edition © 2001, 1998, 1997, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Inc., Washington, DC. Used with permission. All rights reserved. No portion of this text may be reproduced by any means without permission in writing from the copyright owner. The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

ST. ROMUALD (c. 951—1027)

June 19

“God so loved the world,” declares John 3:16. “Do not love the world,” warns 1 John 2:15. The “world” to love: this planet, entrusted to our stewardship, and its people, God’s children all. The “world” to flee: “sensual lust, enticement for the eyes, and a pretentious life” (1 John 2:16). Born in nobility, Romuald’s conversion followed the shock of witnessing his father murder an enemy. Renouncing his privileged world, Romuald sought God’s world in monastic life. Its winding turns and several dead ends make Romuald’s journey resonate with all who find life more maze than superhighway.

Both the hermit’s solitary struggle and community life’s unique challenges shaped Romuald’s legacy: his vast Camaldolese Benedictine family of monks, nuns, and lay associates who, these thousand years later, from the mountain solitude of Camaldoli, Italy to an urban monastery in Berkeley, California—in Asia, Africa, South America, Europe—integrate Romuald’s experience into their witness of solitary prayer, communal charity and worship, and promotion of contemplative spirituality in this world that can so easily distract us from the God who loves it still.

Peter Scagnelli, © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

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FOOD FROM HEAVEN God sustained the people of Israel for forty years in the desert with manna sent down from heaven, and Moses doesn’t want them to forget it. God brought forth water from stone for them to drink, and Moses doesn’t want them to forget this, either. And Moses tells them—twice—that the food that God sent was a food that neither they nor their ancestors before them had ever experienced before.

Jesus too speaks of food come down from heaven, food that the Jewish people had never experienced before. Recalling the manna in the desert, Jesus doesn’t want them to forget it either, explaining that he is the food and drink of eternal life. And Paul reiterates to the Corinthians and to all of us that in the bread and in the cup, we share in the body and blood of Christ.

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READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: 1 Kgs 21:1–16; Ps 5:2–3ab, 4b–7; Mt 5:38–42Tuesday: 1 Kgs 21:17–29; Ps 51:3–6ab, 11, 16; Mt 5:43–48Wednesday: 2 Kgs 2:1, 6–14; Ps 31:20, 21, 24; Mt 6:1–6, 16–18Thursday: Sir 48:1–14; Ps 97:1–7; Mt 6:7–15Friday: Dt 7:6–11; Ps 103:1–4, 6–8, 10; 1 Jn 4:7–16; Mt 11:25–30Saturday: 2 Chr 24:17–25; Ps 89:4–5, 29–34; Lk 2:41–51Sunday: Jer 20:10–13; Ps 69:8–10, 14, 17, 33–35; Rom 5:12–15; Mt 10:26–33

© 2020 By John B. Reynolds (jrwrites9@gmail.com)

ON FOOD IN THE PANDEMIC, AND THE REAL PRESENCEstguerinparish.org 6

Before retiring last year, I did most of the grocery shopping in our household. With my wife’s evening (dental office) hours, it

just worked out that way. After the coronavirus took everything south, though, I’m now alone in the task. Gail has offered to go, but I heard a doctor on one

of those pandemic TV shows say that, virus control–wise, it’s best for the same person in any given sheltering–in–place household to go out for groceries. This made sense to me. So while I was pretty much the guy before, I’m totally the guy now.

And on another pandemic show I heard a nutritionist say that she always keeps a good supply of long shelf–life vegetables on hand like potatoes, broccoli, and bell peppers. I gave myself props here because I maintain a similar supply. And lest you think I eschew choices beyond produce, I was bummed the other day in the ice cream aisle with no Haagen Dazs Rum Raisin to be had. Not a single pint, which is all I wanted. I love this stuff, but I buy it only when it’s on sale. It was on sale. Seems I’m not alone in the craving…

And there’s an eternal craving we’ve all been dealing with as of late: Eucharist. I’m on a tight deadline for this (Body and Blood of Christ) column, so as I write this, our churches are still

closed, and communion is still off the table. But Eucharist is central to the Archdiocese’s plan: “Everything possible should be done to provide people the solace of the church’s sacramental life in a timely and reasonable way.” We see protesters on TV saying “Open the churches now!” I’m not one of them. I’m saying, “God bless Cardinal Cupich.“

And while I’m at it, God bless Bishop Barron of Los Angeles, too. Not long ago, a friend sent me a link to the bishop’s talk on the Real Presence at a religious ed session in LA. Here, Barron highlighted recent research showing that nearly 70% of Catholics don’t believe that Eucharist is Jesus’ body and blood. Instead, per Barron, these Catholics say that “Jesus is only symbolically present in the bread and wine.” Can you blame them? because as the Jews argue in today’s Gospel, "How can this man give us his flesh to eat?" Well…

This would have been the time for Jesus to say “Wait. That’s not what I meant.” Instead, he double–amens ’em: "Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you.” Barron references Church fathers over the centuries confirming the truth of this teaching, but nothing speaks truer to me than Catholic writer Flannery O’Connor’s response to a colleague’s dinner–time suggestion that the Eucharist is a powerful symbol: “Well, if it’s only a symbol, I say to hell with it.” Wow. As Barron puts it in his Catholicism, “I can’t imagine a better summary of the Catholic doctrine of the Real Presence.” That TV nutritionist said we should be all–in for long shelf–life foods. OK. “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life.” Hmmmm… Like you, I’m looking forward to the feast

The following have received a blessed PRAYER BLANKET:

Heidy, Michael, Eileen, Nancy, Maria, Parvis, Linda, Debbie, Kathryn, Dorothy, Gerri, Anita, Gina, Letty,

Mary, John, Sabrina, Frank, Anthony, Benjamin, Gerry, Dee, Jackie, Katie, Elene, Catherine, Carol,

Gary, John, Thor, Margaret, Marlene, Dwight, Gene, Nancy, Mitch, Julie, Eric, Magdelena, Caleb, Michael, Carrie, Adrienne, Margaret, Sally, Ash, Joanne, Carl,

Tammi, John, Pam, Ann, Linda, Patricia, Dennis, Lolita, Martin, and Soco.

We pray for them and for all of the sick. Gentle God, pour out your healing power on all those who, due to illness, have received a prayer blanket and on all of the sick. Assure them of your nearness and unfailing love. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

The Sunday 10:30 AM Mass will be streamed live on Facebook Live on the parish Facebook page, St. Mother Theodore Guerin Parish and on the website, even when the church reopens. Please like the page and see our website stguerinparish.org for all parish updates. To be added to the parish email list for updates, please email lauriedepillo@stguerinparish.org.

HERE I AM—KEEPING CONNECTED AT ST. MOTHER GUERIN

In anticipation of creating a more robust communication system, we are launching “Here I Am—Keeping Connected @St. Mother Guerin.” With a simple Google form that we are asking all parishioners who receive this message to fill out, we can make sure we have the most current information for all members of our faith family.

By answering these few simple questions, it will help us ensure you are receiving important information as it becomes available and allow the parish records to be updated as appropriate. There is also a final question that allows you to put forward anything you’d like held in prayer by the priests at their daily masses.

Thank you in advance for taking a few minutes to complete this! You can fill it out on the website at https://stguerinparish.org/keeping–connected/.

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Deacon Mike DeLarco leads us during the First Friday Holy Hour June 5 that was live–streamed on Facebook Live and on our website.

BULLETIN DEADLINESAll information for the bulletin is due on the Friday the week before the bulletin comes out. Please send in Word or as an editable PDF to khagerty@ stguerinparish.org. Attach jpgs separately. Thanks.Will use as space allows.

Bulletin Deadline June 28 June 19 July 5 June 19 July 12 July 3

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS

Need help? Food, shelter, housing, employment, job training, counseling, addictions, utilities, physical or mental health services, legal and financial, immigration, naturalization and refugee and senior services are provided by Catholic Charities. Call 312–655–7700 or go to catholiccharities.net.

Alcohol and Drug Abuse 1–800–821–4357Child Abuse 1–800–252–2873National Domestic Violence 1–800–799–SAFENational Sexual Assault 1–800–656–4673Compulsive Gambling Hotline 1–410–332–0402Poison Control 1–800–222–1222Suicide Prevention 1–800–273–8255Elder Abuse 1–800–252–8966

PARISH DONATION OFFER FROM ORT CONSULTING

As a member of St Mother Theodore Guerin Parish, ORT Consulting Group Ltd has offered to help our parishioners with their financial needs.

The plan, which was unanimously approved by the Parish Finance Council, is to split fees 50/50 on any accounting, consulting, or tax services for any first time client or existing client who is a parishioner, including their referrals, effective immediately.

ORT Consulting Group has two locations in Chicago and has been in practice for over 38 years. ORT is open all year from 7 AM to 7 PM Monday to Saturday, and 7 AM to 4 PM Sunday during tax season. After tax season ORT hours are 8 AM to 5 PM Monday to Friday or other times by appointment. Contact 773–637–8802 or oscar@ORTConsulting.com for more information.

ONLINE GIVINGWe appreciate your prayers, time, and monetary support as we grow together in God.

Our parish is using Give Central as a contribution tool to help parishioners contribute online to our Sunday Offertory and special collections. This tool will allow you the option of donating through your checking, savings, or credit card account and the funds will be directly transferred to the parish each month or as you specify. If you are already giving online you will see that the gifts go to St. Mother Theodore Guerin parish. You can sign up for online giving by going to our website, stguerin.org, and clicking on the Give Central icon on the right on the home page. Thank you for supporting the parish.

Col. Stephen Acosta MarinesStaff Sgt. Lawrence G. Campbell Air ForceSenior Airman Cory McCambridge Air ForceChief Erin McGuire NavyLt. Col. Peter Anderson ArmySgt. Kenneth G. DiCristifano ArmySpec Michael Migliorisi ArmyMaj. Deborah J. Crowley, M.D. ArmyPvt. John Cerrone MarinesMaj. David Nevers MarinesPFC Paul J. Lagoda MarinesPFC Sophia M. Garcia MarinesLt. Robert Reynolds ArmyPFC Richard A. Paduch ArmyStaff Sgt. Alberto Boy MarinesSgt. Rodolfo DeLao ArmyStaff Sgt. Natalie Borrini Air ForceCpl. Brian Macaluso MarinesLnc. Cpl. Meghan Jennings MarinesLnc. Cpl. Michael Casanave MarinesPvt. Nicolas Casanave MarinesABEAN Melanie Hodges NavyPFC Vincent Negron MarinesPvt. Matthew Meyer ArmyMaster Sgt. Scott A. Cross Air ForcePrivate Niko Rodriguez ArmyDario Rodriguez Air ForceCH 1LT Jacque Beltran NavyA1C Brian Moran Air ForceA1C Elyssa Moran Air ForceLnc. Cpl. Sean P. Mellett MarinesChief Kevin P. Johnson NavyEnsign Devon Zych Coast GuardFN Matilda Davis Coast GuardLnc. Cpl. Andrew D. Nordlie MarinesEnsign FaithAnne Bieschke NavyLuis N. Burciaga ArmyPFC Rudy De La O MarinesPFC Jake Kola Marines

Prayer of the Archdiocese for the Military ServicesAlmighty God and Father, look with love upon our men and women in uniform and protect them in their time of need. Give them health and stability and allow them to return to their loved ones whole and unshaken. Be with their families and sustain them in these uncertain times.

Grant strength and peace of mind to the Veterans who have given their best for the country they love. Support them in infirmity and in the fragility of old age. Teach us to remember their sacrifices and to express our gratitude.Manifest your tender care to those in the Military Academies who prepare for future service and to those who serve our Nation far from home. Teach us to remember the sacrifices of those whose efforts contribute to ensuring our way of life. Hear us as we present our prayers to You through Christ our Lord. Amen. Archbishop Timothy Broglio

Please keep those serving in the military in your prayers. Thank you for your service to our country.

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SCRIPTURE SEARCH®

Gospel for June 14, 2020 John 6: 51-58

Following is a word search based on the Gospel reading for the feast of the Most Holy Body and

Blood of Christ, Cycle A. The words can be found in all directions in the puzzle.

LIVING BREAD COME DOWN HEAVEN

EATS LIVE FOREVER MY FLESH THE JEWS THEMSELVES HOW CAN THIS MAN JESUS UNLESS SON OF MAN DRINK

ETERNAL LIFE RAISE HIM LAST DAY I IN HIM DIED

M I H N I I M S U S E J D Y N A N A M S I H T L A G F E D R I N K H E W E D I L Y A E H E D R K R T Y D E I D M H J N C B U N L E S S F O F A O G S W E J E H T W O L M N T K T L H R E C R L E I A T V L I V E A E I D V E E J M M C C N V F O I S O N O F M A N E E W L A S T D A Y U E R I N

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PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK SISTERS AND

BROTHERS

Names are kept on the list for four weeks. If you wish to add or remove a name, please call the parish office.

Thank you!

Marie and Steve Auerbach, Grace Baldessara, Karen Biagini,

Joyce Brosseit, Victor Cabello, Caitlyn, Dorothy Carey, Deacon Dennis Colgan,

Frances Copps, Debra DeKelver, Chuy and Chela DeLeon, Michael DeLuca,

Danny DiMaso, Elene Dimperio, Patricia Dwyer, Heidy Egan, Rosemarie Esposito,

Joan Fenlon, Christopher Freel, Patsy Galecki, Kathy Gallery, Tammy Garcia, Phyllis Gossy,

Patricia Guarino, David Holder, Wally Jelinek, Bob Jurasz, Charles Kamin, Ken Kiska,

Joy Ann Klewer, Peter Krallitsch, Tom Mayer, Tom McGuire,

Ron McGuire, Mary Mellett, Sharon Meyer, Dan Murphy,

Carolyn Nanni, Domenic Nanni, Barbara Narducci, Fr. Larry Nemer, Barbara Nevers, Reginald Nevers,

Bernice Nesbitt, Sr. Noel, Bill Noesen, Manny Perez,

Adrienne Pudlo, Kirk Pusenilli, Michael Riesterer, Betty Salemi, Ken Schmidt, Amy Schreiner, Joseph Serwa, Loretta Skrapka,

Mickey Smith, Mary Sochnuk, Ed Socki, Darryl Taggert, Shirley Teofilo,

Andrew Valko, Lillian Wardzala, Dorothy Witek, Don Wojcik, and Gerry Zych

All weekly events are canceled until the Archdiocese gives us permission to resume.

All Masses are canceled until the Archdiocese gives us permission to resume.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED BROTHERS AND SISTERS

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Dr. Raymond Broz, Mary Giammarino, Allen G. Jaroch, and Ted Kingsmill

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PRIESTS Rev. Paul Cao, Pastor pcao@stguerinparish.org 708–453–2555 x29Rev. Brendan Guilfoil, Associate Pastor bguilfoil@stguerinparish.org 708–453–2555 x30Rev. Eugene Gratkowski, Pastor Emeritus of St. CyprianRev. Jeffrey Grob, Rev. Fil Ngwila, Rev. Stan Ilo, Resident PriestsRev. Ron Navoy, Weekend Associate at St. Cyprian

DEACONS Michael DeLarco 708–453–2555 x31 Call Deacon Mike to schedule a wedding at either church.Miguel Negron mnegron@archchicago.orgRonald Pilarski rpilarski@archchicago.org Dennis Colgan, retired ST. CELESTINE SCHOOL Sheila Klich, Principal 708–453–8234 x23 sklich@stcelestineschool.orgNorma Pulido, Secretary 708–453–8234 x11Donna DelMedico, Finance Secretary 708–453–8234 x24

PARISH SUPPORT STAFFLaurie DePillo, Business Manager 708–453–2555 x15 lauriedepillo@stguerinparish.orgMary Krewer, Administrative Assistant mkrewer@stguerinparish.org 708–453–4800Marge Dellinger, Receptionist 708–453–4800mdellinger@stguerinparish.orgIrma Rivera, Receptionist 708–453–2555 x10Lynn Schmidt, Receptionist 708–453–2555 x10lschmidt@stguerinparish.org

ST. CELESTINE CHURCH 3020 North 76th Court, Elmwood Park, Illinois 60707 708–453–2555

ST. CYPRIAN CHURCH 2601 Clinton, River Grove, Illinois 60171 708–453–4800

Mass Schedules: See Bulletin cover.

Office Hours: See page 2 of this Bulletin.

Communion Service: Thursday at 8 AM at St. Cyprian.

Holy Hour: First Monday of each month at 7 PM in St. Celestine church.

Fatima Devotion: First Saturday of the month at St. Cyprian after 8 AM Mass.

Adoration: First Friday of each month at 9 AM in St. Celestine’s chapel with closing prayers at 7:45 PM.

Baptisms: Immediately following the 10:30 AM Mass on the second and fourth Sunday of the month at St. Celestine, and immediately following the 11:30 AM Mass on the third Sunday of the month at St. Cyprian. Participation in a Baptismal Prep class is essential.

Reconciliation: Saturdays 8:30—9 AM at St. Cyprian and 4:45—5:15 PM at St. Celestine or by appointment.

Weddings: Engaged couples are encouraged to call a year in advance of a preferred date. The couple must talk to Deacon Mike DeLarco before a wedding date can be reserved. Participation in marriage preparation is essential.

Ray Brownlee, Maintenance 708–453–4800rbrownlee@stguerinparish.orgEric Mueller and Bob Vessini, Maintenance 708–453–2555 x25

MUSIC MINISTRY Craig Kamptner, Director of Music Ministry ckamptner@stcelestineschool.org 708–453–2555 x16 Call Craig with questions about music for the parish. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Ruthanne Swiatkowski, Director of Lifelong Formation rswiatkowski@stguerinparish.org 708–452–0150Call Ruthanne with questions about sacraments and religious education at St. Celestine. Mary Morvay, Coordinator of Lifelong Formation mmorvay@stguerinparish.org 708–453–5719Call Mary with questions about sacraments and religious education at St. Cyprian.Mary Murphy, Coordinator of Religious Education for special needs for children and adults 708–453–2555murphyme2000@yahoo.com

MINISTRIESLois DeFelice, Ministry of Care 708–453–2555loisdefelice@gmail.com Greg Fidanzia, Guerin William Youth Group guerinwilliamyg@gmail.com 708–453–2555 x13Kim Hagerty, Director of Evangelization 708–453–2555 x12khagerty@stguerinparish.orgBulletin Editor Deadline is noon on the Friday 9 days before the date you would like the information to appear.