Saint Francis Borgia Church

8033 W. Addison St. Chicago, IL 60634 773-625-1118 www.stfrancisborgiachicago.org

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mass Schedule
Monday - Friday: 7:15 & 8:30am in Chapel Saturday: 8:00am in Chapel, 5:00pm in Church Sunday: 7:30, 10:30am & Noon in Church Polish Sunday Mass: 9:00am, 6:00pm in Church Signed Sunday Mass: 10:30am in Chapel

February 3, 2013

The Borgian

Confessions
Saturdays: 4:00 - 4:45pm in Chapel Monday - Friday: after 7:15 & 8:30am Masses or by appointment - call 773-625-1118

Human Care Services: call rectory - Anyone in need of sacraments at home or in the hospital - Bereavement Ministry - Respect Life Group New Parishioners Welcome to Our Parish!
Call or visit the rectory to register

Marriages
Phone rectory for appointment with priest at least 6 months before wedding & always before booking reception

Baptism of Children

2nd Sunday of each month at 1:00pm Call the rectory for a scheduling appointment and for information on the baptismal class Baptism in Polish - 4th Sunday of each month at the 9:00am Mass

Catholic Converts & Baptism of Adults (RCIA)

Phone the Religious Education Office at 773-625-1705

Ogoszenia Parafialne po Polsku

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Mass Intentions
Saturday, February 2, 2013
8:00 5:00 Janina Spiewak John & Sally Lemker Leonard Duszlak Joan Stark

Monday, February 4, 2013

7:15 Most Forgotten Souls in Purgatory Janina Spiewak 8:30 Dario Rosso

Sunday, February 3, 20134th Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 Emily Schleich Victoria Derousseau Margaret Lee 9:00 Andrzej Bochnia zmarly w Polsce Danuta Winiarczyk Helena Krzysica i maz Bronislaw Jan Myrola Eugeniusz Krzysica Tadeusz Sitko w 1 rocz. smeirci Tadeusz Skora Wladyslaw Wielgus Marian Dabrowski w 8 rocz. smierci Witolda Dabrowska Henryk Halicki w 1 rocz. smierci 10:30 Health & Blessings for Greg Caruso Health & Blessings for Elizabeth Dimaiuta Marie Delaney 12:00 Peter Quattrocchi Betty Oltmann Rose Marie Walenga Joseph Bacino 1:30 Uwielbiajaca Boga Ojca Wszechmogacego oraz przeblagalna za grzechy nasze, naszych rodzin i calego swiata O zdrowie i Boze Blog. dla Jadwigi Znosko O zdrowie i Boze Blog. dla Sylwii z okazji 17 urodzin 6:00 O zdrowie i wyjscie z nalogu dla syna O Boze Blog. dla Rodziny Bogu Wiadomej O Boze Milosierdzie dla Rodziny Bogu Wiadomej O Boze Blog. i Opieke Matki Bozej Czestochowskiej dla grupy Zywego Rozanca O zdrowie i Boze Blog. dla Ireny w dniu urodzin od meza i syna Jozef i Jan Rusnaczyk Maria i Jan Zoladek Maria Mysliwiec Janina Spiewak Maria Krowicka, o zycie wieczne

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

7:15 Most Forgotten Souls in Purgatory Edward Mulcrone 8:30 Janina Spiewak

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

7:15 Janina Spiewak 8:30 All Our Sick & Homebound

Thursday, February 7, 2013

7:15 Janina Spiewak 8:30 Most Forgotten Souls in Purgatory

Friday, February 8, 2013

7:15 Janina Spiewak 8:30 All Our Sick & Homebound

Saturday, February 9, 2013

8:00 Janina Spiewak 5:00 Giuseppe Simone Joan Stark

Sunday, February 10, 20135th Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30 Anna Barcia Nicholas Jacobellis Mary Sciascia Celia Castillo 9:00 O Boze Blog. dla Jana i Lucyny Tomal w 23 rocz. slubu O Opieke i Boze Blog. dla dzieci Marka, Ewy i Gracjana Zofia Zdun Tadeusz Sitko Ofylia Tomal Helena i Franciszek Sworowski Rev. Francis J. Michael 10:30 Maria Ferraro 12:00 Joseph Bacino 6:00 O zdrowie i wyjscie z nalogu dla syna Sieczka Jan Janina Spiewak

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Page Three Members of our church community are serving our country in the various branches of the military. Please pray for all of them and their families and especially for those listed below.
Matthew J. Albanese James Allision Paul Raymond Barthel Christopher R. Burdulinski Joseph Vito Burdulinski Anthony L. Cammuca James D. Campis Jasper Catalano Robert Curtis Tamara DeCaro Shawn Gaffney Gerald Giovannelli Slawomir Glownia Michael Granadon Joseph Patrick Kinney Frank Joseph Klimas James Labbe Tom Lewandowski Matt Manzano Tim McManus Darrell Mills Michael A. Morelli Artur Niedbelka Roman Ortega Nicholas Ranch James H. Schreiner Robert Schreiner Richard A. Wagner Steven A. Walker

SUNDAY, Feb. 3 ......................................................................... 10:30 1st Comm. Family Mass/Brunch . Church/SC2 MONDAY, Feb. 4 ......................................................................... 9:00 Crafters ..................................................... SC3 3:15 Cub Scouts ................................................ SC2 7:45 Zumba ........................................... Mayall Hall TUESDAY, Feb. 5 ....................................................... St. Agatha 9:00 Marian Movement ................................ Chapel 4:00 Brownies .................................................. SC3 6:20 Jazzercise ...................................... Mayall Hall 7:00 Religious Education .............................. School WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6 .................St. Paul Miki and Companions 2:30 Daisies ...................................................... SC3 2:45 Childrens Choir .................................. Church 6:00 Youth Choir ......................................... Church 6:45 Rosary Peace Service ........................... Chapel 7:00 Adult Choir .......................................... Church 7:30 Borgia CAFE ........................................ School 8:00 Knights of Columbus ................................ SC3 THURSDAY, Feb. 7 ...................................................................... 4:00 Girl Scouts ................................................ SC3 6:20 Jazzercise ...................................... Mayall Hall 6:00 Deaf Ministry............................................ SC1 7:00 Sacred Heart Prayer Group ................... Chapel 7:00 RCIA................................................ RE Office 7:45 Zumba ........................................... Mayall Hall FRIDAY, Feb. 8 School Mass. ........ St. Jerome, St. Josephine 3:00 Divine Mercy Prayer Group ................. Chapel 6:00 Confessions (Polish) ............................ Church 7:00 First Friday Mass (Polish) ................... Church 7:00 Valentine Dance ....................................... SC2 SATURDAY, Feb. 9 ....................................................................... 9:00 Religious Education ............................. Church 7:00 Valentine Dance ....................................... SC2 SUNDAY, Feb. 10 .......................................................................... 9:00 Deaf Ministry.................. Chapel/SC2/3/4/MH 10:30 Girl Scout Mass ........................... Church/SC2 3:00 Cub Scouts ................................................ SC2

Brian Schultz and Lina Difilippo

Through the Sacrament of Baptism, we have welcomed into our church community . . .

Pola Alexandra Kuligowska Natalie Barbara Prus

Please pray for all the sick, homebound, and the convalescents of the parish, our relatives and friends, and especially: Felicia Accolti Michael ONeill, Jr. Mario Acuna Michael ONeill, Sr. Carmella Aguilar Michael Palumbo Susan Bailog Rosemary Palumbo June Billingham Samantha Parry Mary Burke Bernadette Petty Marcella Buttkus Harry Pietroczynski Rita Caruk Antonio Pontarelli Greg Caruso Catherine Richko Steve Chorba Lacie Richko Elisabeth Corkran Laura Richko Elaine Czarnowski Megan Richko Elizabeth Dimaiuta Michelle Richko Margaret Ebler Sara Richko Patricia Fleming Joseph Rylko Anne Fritz Virginia Rylko David Gardner Anthony Scarpelli Walter Garland Dolores Schmugge James Gorski Dorothy Schultz Lynn Gutekanst Mary Sloboda Timothy Heider Jeff Stachula Lottie Jankowski Christopher Staunton Kate Klostermann Frances Swiatek Edwin Kowalski Jozef Szczepanski Darlene Krivasich Christine M. Szeszel Bronislawa Lakomski Bonita A. Townsend Jozef Lenart. Jason Townsend Dons Ludmann Nicholas Vitellaro Isabelle Majko Helena Walaszek John Martinelli James White Bernice Mae McKay Michele White Joanne Melone Terry White

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Sc hool News
This Week At St. Francis Borgia School: There will be a Parents' Association meeting at 7:00pm on Monday, February 4, in the Resource Room. Tuesday, February 5, group activities at SFB will have their pictures taken by the photographer for the On yearbook. Chess Club will meet after school on Tuesday, February 5. The St. Francis Borgia Mini Bombers will meet Wednesday, February 6, in the gym from 12:45pm to 1:30pm The This is a FREE Mom and Tots group. Activities include music and motion, story time, free play, sensory play and arts and crafts. This FREE Mom and Tots program is for toddlers and children under 4 years of age. Please enter through the gym doors. Thursday, February 7, the eighth graders will have their graduation pictures taken. On There will be an all-school Mass in church at 8:30am on Friday, February 8. The first grade will be planning this liturgy. All are welcome to attend. Daddy/Daughter Dance will be on Friday, February 8, from 6:30pm - 9:00pm in the Stokes Center. The Mommy/Son Dance will be on Saturday, February 9, from 6:30pm - 9:00pm in the Stokes Center. The Francis Borgia School could use some recycled paper. This paper is used to make copies of worksheets and St. handouts the teachers use in their classrooms. Recycled paper is also used in the office copy machine. This is one of the ways we save on using good paper. It helps keep costs down and saves trees as well. If you have paper that is clean on one side, has nothing inappropriate printed on the other side, and is flat (not bent or curled), and has not been stapled, we can use it! If you have letterhead that can no longer be used, we can use it! Please drop your paper donations at the school office on any regular school day between the hours of 8:15am and 2:40pm. Please come to the doors on Panama Avenue and ring the bell. Thank you for your continued support of our school! Francis Borgia School is proud to announce the students that have made the second quarter honor roll. St.
Grade Three - High Honors Mario Acuna Lucas Barreras-Koster James Corlett Dominic Hadowski Kathleen Heisler Daniel Majcher Danielle McCarty Michael Mikolajczyk Caitlin Niro Matthew Piwowarczyk Joseph Segreti Giovanni Stenson Grade Three - Honors Alek Sabogal Lauren Schulthess Ashley Zielinski Grade Four - High Honors Marcella Accardi Patricia Aguilar Sophia Amato Joseph Bacino Luca Cano Anna Cozad Megha Kurian Andrew Lucas Alyssa McGovern Ariana Melone Emily OCallaghan Emilia Principato Julia Szterlus Grade Four - Honors Morgan Borders Jonathan Fejkiel Grace Ferenzi Melanie Goris Jeffrey Smith Matthew Szterlus Scot Zabielski Grade Five - High Honors Gabriella Accardi Jaime Barreras-Koster Margaret Buxtin Danielle Byrne Sarah Cardia Valerie Covaleda Grace Dougan Jacey Gagnon Kara Heisler Anthony Joyce Grainne McDonagh Jeremy Segreti Grade Five - Honors Joseph Fanning Alyssa Nomellini Carolina Podstawska Grade Six - High Honors Maya Cano Janna George Ryan Malek Joseph Sabatino Mikayla Woodall Grade Six - Honors Jessica Hudson Justyna Kukulka Edna Shehu Adrian Zietara Grade Seven - High Honors Adam Aguilar Isabella Amato Nathan Dominowski William Ferraris Charese Ifkovits David Podstawski Andres Salvador Angel Salvador Margaret Sampson Grade Seven - Honors Devin Byrne Tiffany Jacob Grace Marnul Jeramy Perez Kaitlyn Petersen Dana Testa Grade Eight - High Honors Nathan Bannon Patrick Fejkiel Brandi Gagnon Natalie Hadowski Erik Jachym Natalia Podstawska Natalie Schmaus Grade Eight - Honors Patrick Byrne Max Donovan Richard Eberwein Hailey Koval Thomas Krupa Mary Kate McDonagh Nicholas Sabatino

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Page Five Please pray for those who have died and their families:

Rosary Prayer
Please join us for Rosary Prayer every Sunday after 7:30am Mass in church and every day after morning masses in the chapel.

Italian Catholic Confederation

For any questions regarding the ICF at St. Francis Borgia, contact Teresa Helfand at 773-763-0507.

St. Padre Pio Plaza

We encourage everyone to buy a memorial brick for the St. Padre Pio Plaza. For more information call the rectory 773625-1118 (English and Polish) or 773-763-0507 (Italian).

Francesco Adamo Gesualda Appari Leonetta Bianchini George Class Carmela Colucci Maria Czubek Anna Roggi-Bergren
SAVE THE DATE! PARISH LEADERSHIP DAY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2013 Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School 3737 W. 99TH, ST., CHICAGO IL 60655-3398 Join fellow Catholics from around the Archdiocese of Chicago and beyond for this day of formation and inspiration! Leadership Day 2013 will have a special focus on issues related to the Second Year of the Strategic Pastoral Plan for the Archdiocese of Chicago. English and Spanish Keynote Addresses Many workshops in English, Spanish, and Polish, for Clergy, Parish Staff, Religious, Parish Leaders, and Volunteers Youth/Young Adult Workshops Dialogue with Cardinal George Closing Mass with Cardinal George and Homilist Inviting Exhibits by many Vendors
Wonder how your parish can become more welcoming? How its various ministries can work together more effectively? How the Parish Pastoral Council can find new inspiration? How parishioners can draw more spiritual sustenance from the Mass? How to keep teens and young adults actively engaged in parish life? You can find the answers to these and other questions at Parish Leadership Day on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School in Chicago. To browse through the more than 100 workshop offerings, visit online at www.archchicago.org/departments/ councils and click on Parish Leadership Day. Then contact your parish rectory or the Archdiocesan Office for Councils to register. The Archdiocesan Office for Councils can be reached at (312) 534- 8364.

Borgia Cafe
The Borgia Cafe (Catholic Adult Faith Education) program will be offered on Wednesday evenings, February 6, 20, 27, March 6, 13 & 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Religious Education Center, Room 101 in the School. During this Archdiocesan Year of the Sunday Mass, the Borgia Cafe will continue the study of the Liturgy. We will focus on the Biblical background of the Mass using Dr. Edward Sri's book/ DVD series A Biblical Walk Through the Mass and Fr. James McIlhone's website, The Word Made Clear. Please call Ruthanne Swiatkowski at (773) 625-1705 for more information. Please join us for faith and fellowship!

Respect Life
The March on our government this week commemorates the intrusion of it's laws of Roe vs. Wade and Doe Vs. Bolton into our lives, resulting in the killing of over 55 million innocent American children. We can stand up in the realization of this incredible tragedy in our firm commitment to end these laws and restore our freedom once again. Lord of life bring forth the children of your Sacraments, Our Holy Church, to do this work in Your Name Jesus, We humbly pray! Amen.

Valentines For Dan: Benefit Dance

Saturday, February 9 2013 7:00pm Alpine Banquets 8230 South Cass Avenue, Darien, IL Ticket Price: $30 Tickets can be purchased at: Kathy Sularski: 630880-2842, Hair Designers, Alpine Banquets, Montrose Deli, and Celinas Fresh Market

Paczki Sale
Paczki will be sold after every mass on Sunday, February 10. The money will go towards to costs of purchasing the Mother Mary of Czestochowa painting.

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2013 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL

Love Never Fails 1 Corinthians 13:8

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, When we are at Mass, we participate in the miraculous change of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. This is a change for which we thank God with all our hearts. But weve all experienced other changes, changes that bring deterioration. After a while, machines dont work well or stop working altogether. A job that we thought would be a stable source of security can easily vanish. Even our very own bodies dont last forever. They age and carry the burdens of illness, and eventually deteriorate in death. In this transitory and impermanent world, faith tells us that something lasts forever. In his first letter to the Corinthians, Saint Paul sings a great hymn of praise to charity or love. He proclaims, Love never fails! Love is the very life of God. The first letter of Saint John says, God is love. Since genuine love is of God, it cannot fail. That unfailing love comes to us in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. That unfailing love by the power of the Holy Spirit forms us as the Church, a communion of love. We are in relationship to each other, and we love or ought to love one another. We are the effective sign of Gods love in the world, even when we offer a challenging and not always welcome word. We cannot stop being Gods love in this world without losing our very identity as the Body of Christ and the communion of the Holy Spirit. Our words and our lives should proclaim: love never

Any funds raised are carefully spent; it is money for Gods work and we use it accordingly. Your contributions are deeply appreciated, very much needed and make a real difference in the lives of many.

fails, Gods love endures forever. How exactly do we share the enduring and encouraging word, Love never fails? It certainly begins in our families and radiates outwards into our workplaces, our schools, our communities, and our nation and world as we try to be faithful to Christ in all circumstances. Our expression of enduring love, love that never fails, takes special shape in and through the works of our Archdiocese. This years Annual Catholic Appeal takes up this themeLove never fails. The works of the Archdiocese supported by the Annual Catholic Appeal express and foster the love that binds us together through our faith in Jesus Christ and the working of his Holy Spirit among us. In the Archdiocese of Chicago, the Annual Catholic Appeal sustains Catholic schools, parishes, programs of religious education and ministerial formation, initiatives to foster respect for life and make the world more just, peaceful, and loving. As our Archdiocesan pastoral plan, Reflecting Christs Light, unfolds across its second year, the Year of Sunday Mass, the Annual Catholic Appeal supports efforts to pass on the treasures of faith to a new generation of believers and to make Sunday Mass the center of our lives in faith. Beyond the Archdiocese, through its support of the Churchs universal charities, the Appeal lovingly serves people in need worldwide, without regard for religious affiliation, those whose lives are devastated by illness, wars and famines, and by natural disasters. Every element of our mission, every one of our efforts reflects our life encapsulated in Gods enduring love. Love never fails. When you celebrate the Eucharist, you encounter the living Christ who, in enduring love, died and rose for us: this is my body given up for you, this is my blood poured out for you. Here, we learn and we know that love never fails. Here, we learn and know who we are: instruments of Gods unfailing love in the world. Here, we recognize again that everything passes away except the relationships created by love. In love, be generous as Christ has been generous. Please join me in making a generous gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal. Your faith and your generosity inspire me. I am grateful for your witness. I thank God for you and I pray to God for you. Please pray for me. Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I. Archbishop of Chicago

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Drodzy Bracia i Siostry w Chrystusie,

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Jestemy na Mszy, podczas ktrej uczestniczymy w cudzie przemiany chleba i wina w Ciao i Krew Jezusa Chrystusa. Z caego serca dzikujemy Bogu za to przeistoczenie. W yciu dowiadczamy jednak i innych przemian rwnie i takich, ktre przynosz zmiany na gorsze. Wiemy, e maszyny po jakim czasie uywania, nie dziaaj tak sprawnie jak na pocztku lub wrcz w ogle przestaj funkcjonowa. Bardzo atwo jest utraci prac, o ktrej sdzilimy, e bdzie dla nas rdem stabilizacji i bezpieczestwa. Nawet nasze wasne ciaa nie s nam dane raz na zawsze. Starzej si, dwigaj ciar przebytych chorb i w ostatecznoci umieraj. Nasza wiara mwi nam, e mimo tych cigych zmian i przemijalnoci wiata jest co, co istnieje wiecznie. W dzisiejszym drugim czytaniu w. Pawe piewa wspaniay hymn pochwalny ofiarnoci i mioci. Aposto woa: Mio nigdy nie ustaje! Mio jest samym yciem Boga. Pierwszy List w. Jana mwi: Bg jest mioci. Prawdziwa mio nie ustaje, poniewa pochodzi od Boga. Ta niezawodna mio przychodzi do nas w mierci i zmartwychwstaniu Jezusa Chrystusa. Ta niezawodna mio, moc Ducha witego, tworzy nas jako Koci, jako wsplnot mioci. yjemy w relacjach z ludmi, kochamy, albo przynajmniej powinnimy kocha innych. Co wicej - jestemy skutecznymi znakami mioci Boga w wiecie rwnie wwczas, gdy jak prorok Jeremiasz, w pierwszym czytaniu, lub jak Jezus, w dzisiejszej Ewangelii, niesiemy wiatu trudne i nie zawsze chtnie przyjmowane sowo. Nie wolno nam przesta by znakiem mioci Boga w tym wiecie - w przeciwnym wypadku zatracimy nasz tosamo Ciaa Chrystusa i wsplnoty Ducha witego. Nasze sowa i ycie powinny woa: mio nigdy nie ustaje, mio Boga trwa na wieki. W jaki waciwie sposb wcielamy w ycie te nieprzemijajce i dodajce nadziei sowa: Mio nigdy nie ustaje? Oczywicie, zaczyna si to w naszych domach rodzinnych i emanuje na zewntrz do naszych miejsc pracy, szk, wsplnot, narodu i wiata. Dzieje si to wwczas, gdy niezalenie od okolicznoci i yciowych sytuacji, pozostajemy wierni Chrystusowi. Wyrazem nieprzemijajcej mioci mioci, ktra nigdy nie ustaje s dziea naszej Archidiecezji. Hasem Dorocznej Kwesty Katolickiej w tym roku s wanie sowa: Mio nigdy nie ustaje. Dziea Archidiecezji wspierane przez Kwest Katolick wyraaj i pielgnuj mio, ktra czy nas poprzez wspln wiar w Jezusa Chrystusa i dziaajcego wrd nas Ducha witego. Doroczna Kwesta Katolicka wspiera w Archidiecezji Chicago funkcjonowanie szk katolickich, parafii, religijnych programw edukacyjnych i duszpasterstw formacyjnych. Sprawia, e wzrasta szacunek dla ycia i wiat napenia si sprawiedliwoci, mioci i pokojem. Rozpoczlimy drugi rok wdraania planu pastoralnego Odzwierciedlajc wiato Chrystusa. W biecym roku jest on powicony Mszy witej niedzielnej. Doroczna Kwesta Katolicka pomaga w przekazywaniu skarbu wiary nowym pokoleniom wiernych. Dziki tym wysikom Msza w. powinna sta si centrum naszego ycia religijnego. Oprcz dzie archidiecezjalnych, kwesta wspiera rwnie dziea miosierdzia Kocioa powszechnego na caym wiecie suc z mioci ludziom w potrzebie. Pomaga tym, ktrzy bez wzgldu na swoj przynaleno religijn, zostali dotknici chorobami, wojnami, godem czy klskami ywioowymi. Kady element naszej misji, kady poniesiony trud jest odzwierciedleniem naszego ycia zanurzonego w nieprzemijajcej mioci Boga. Mio nigdy nie ustaje. Za chwil bdziecie kontynuowali celebrowanie Eucharystii. Spotkacie si z ywym Chrystusem, ktry w swej nieprzebranej mioci umar i zmartwychwsta dla nas: to jest moje ciao wydane za was, to jest moja krew przelana dla was. Wanie tutaj rozpoznajemy, e mio nigdy nie ustaje. Wanie tutaj uczymy si i potwierdzamy to, kim jestemy: narzdziami niezawodnej mioci Boga w wiecie. Wanie tutaj, cigle na nowo rozpoznajemy, e wszytko przemija, a pozostaj jedynie relacje stworzone przez mio. Tak jak Chrystus okazuje nam sw hojno, take i Wy, dowiadczywszy mioci, bdcie hojni. Prosz Was, abycie wraz ze mn zoyli szczodry dar na Doroczn Kwest Katolick. Wasza wiara i hojno s dla mnie inspiracj. Jestem wdziczny za Wasze wiadectwo. Dzikuj Bogu za Was i modl si w Waszej intencji. Prosz, abycie rwnie Wy modlili si za mnie. Teraz prosz, abycie skoncentrowali si na sowach Waszego ksidza proboszcza, ktry wyjani Wam proces skadania deklaracji Kwesty Katolickiej. Niech Bg bogosawi Was i Waszych bliskich. Arcybiskup Chicago Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I.

Sprzedaz Paczkow
W niedziele 10 lutego po kazdej Mszy Sw. beda sprzedawane paczki. Dochod ze sprzedazy paczkow przeznaczony bedzie na pokrycie kosztow zakupionego obrazu Matki Boskiej Czestochowskiej.

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Our Sacrificial Gifts of Time, Talent, & Treasure

January 26 and 27, 2013 Collection Weekly Collection: $ 9, 263 Weekly Goal: $ 10, 644 Under Goal: $ 1, 381

Faith can be Funny

Jack is a busy, hard-working guy. In addition to his demanding job at the bank, hes a deacon at the local parish, but he loves his wife, Jill, and always wants to do the right thing by her. Jill says to him, Jack, that young couple that just moved in next door seem like such a loving twosome. Every morning, when he leaves the house, he kisses her goodbye; and every evening when he comes home he brings her a dozen roses. Now, why cant you do that? Gosh, Jack says, I hardly know the girl.

Thank you for sharing your gifts of time, talents, and treasure with your parish!

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24, 35c; Mk 6:53-56 Gn 1:20 -- 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13 Jl 2:12-18; Ps 51:3-6ab, 12-14, 17; 2 Cor 5:20 -- 6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Dt 30:15-20; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Mt 16:13-19 Is 58:1-9a; Ps 51:3-6ab, 18-19; Lk 9:22-25 Is 58:9b-14; Ps 86:1-6; Lk 5:27-32 Dt 26:4-10; Ps 91:1-2, 10-15; Rom 10:8-13; Lk 4:1-13
Celebrant Fr. Joe Mol Fr. Joe Mulcrone Lector M. Rosso D. Prochaska S. Bajan, M. Latko, E. Krason T. DeCaro B. Brieske D. Farbisz J. Znosko Sacred Heart Side
Ken Grenier (head usher), Anthony Aguilar, George Hickey, Pat Hickey, Marsha Ptasnik, Michael Schmaus, James Thompson, Carol Zator, Ken Zator, Lisa Schmaus Ernesto Cabias, Robert Lugo, J. Blair Raftree (co-lead usher), Stanley Starzec Mary McGeean (co-lead usher), Stella Mendelowska, Frank Perrone, Teresa Pina-Rodriguez, Bernie Schmidt Pawel Bochenek, Michael Fitzpatrick, Bryant Marure, John OHagan (co-lead usher)

On the outside of their envelopes, the children of St. Francis Borgia Parish noted how they used their time and talents to help others. This week I prayed for my family all the sick and the poor... I gave my time and talents to others this week by helping take care of my little brother...helping Pepa read...

Date/Time
Sat. Feb. 9 5:00pm Sun. Feb. 10 7:30am

Eucharistic Ministers G. Caruso, P. Heider, T. Helfand, *D. Lehman, M. Padilla, F. Puleo, P. Stlaske B. Cherwin, E. de la Torre, *D. Malek M. Latko E. Krason *L. Evangelista, A. Gardner, L. Gryfinski, A. Jagiello, R. Kostencki, B. Pacia, F. Pacia *C. Brieske, M. Lavin, N. Nugent J. Sajdak

Altar Servers J. Dempsey M. Pera A. Heisler M. McDonagh D. and J. Kaszczewski, A. Podraza, A. Zabawa E. Schulthess M. Donovan A. Gonzalez D. Podstawski M. Symkow, R. Wilk Blessed Virgin Side

Sun. Feb. 10 Fr. Richard Milek 9:00am, Polish Sun. Feb. 10 10:30am Sun. Feb. 10 12:00pm

Fr. Mike Class Fr. Mike Class

Sun. Feb. 10 Fr. Richard Milek 6:00pm, Polish

Ushers
Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 7:30am Sunday 10:30am Sunday 12:00pm

Frank Cannataro (co-lead usher), Gary Mathews, Dr. John Przywara, Terry Renk, Stanley Szarmach Robert Dabe (co-lead usher), Edward Cernak, Timothy Costa, Thomas Melkovitz Elizabeth Dimaiuta, Giacomo Santoro (co-lead usher), Trent Testa Ken Johnson, Philip Kulka (co-lead usher), Anthony Siciliano, Michael Wilczynski Stanislaw Kochanek, Ireneusz Kura, Karol Latko, Kazimierz Mucha, Piotr Mysha, Bogdan Wszelaki, Jerry Kopczewski

Sun. (Polish) Waldemar Farbisz (lead usher), Cezary Kozikowski, Jan Majka, Zygmunt Papciak, Julian Pyjor, 9:00am Frank Wierzbicki, Marek Zabawa. 6:00pm

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St. Francis Borgia Church

8033 W. Addison St. Chicago, IL 60634
www.stfrancisborgiachicago.org Rectory 773-625-1118 773-625-1110 (FAX) School 773-589-1000 773-589-0781 (FAX) Religious Education 773-625-1705 773-625-1774 (FAX)

Fr. Richard Milek, Pastor Fr. Marcin Bulinski, Associate Pastor Mr. William Lehman, Deacon Miss Ruthanne Swiatkowski, Religious Ed. Director Miss Monika Wawrzyniak, Office Manager Mass Intentions Telephone the rectory or stop by in person, Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:30am and 4:00pm.

Fr. Joseph Mulcrone, Director, Office of the Deaf Fr. Michael Class, SJ, Weekend Celebrant Mrs. Susan Betzolt, Principal Mr. Martin Wojtulewicz, Business Manager Mr. Anthony J. Woldeit, Music Director Rectory Office Hours Weekdays: 8:30am -12:00noon; 1:00 - 8:00pm Saturday: 9:00am - 1:00pm Sunday: CLOSED

CHURCH NAME & NUMBER #512073 Saint Francis Borgia ADDRESS 8033 W. Addison Street Chicago, IL 60634 PHONE 773-625-1118 CONTACT PERSON Monika SOFTWARE Microsoft Publisher 2007 Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Windows 7 Professional PRINTER HP Laserjet 2100 TRANSMISSION TIME Tuesday 4:30 PM NUMBER OF PAGES SENT Cover through 7 SUNDAY DATE OF BULLETIN
September 16, 2012

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