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St. EugeneParishChicago, IL 60656THE VOICEThird Sunday of LentMarch 7, 2021Rectory7958 W. Foster773/775-6659Fax e.orgSchool7930 W. Foster773/763-2235Fax l CenterVerbum Dei Sisters7920 W. Foster773/467-0295vdeichicago@att.netSUNDAY MASSES:(5:30 PM Saturday),9:00 & 11:30 AM SundayWEEKDAYS:Monday, Wednesday, &Friday 9:00 AM,Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 AMFirst Saturday of the month8:30 AMCONFESSIONS:LAST Saturday of themonth at 4:00 PMBAPTISMS: 1st & 3rdSundays at 1:30 PMWEDDINGS: Arrangementsmust be made 6 months inadvance with one of thePriests. Weddings are celebrated for registered parishioners of St. Eugene Parish.PARISHIONERS: Whenmoving in or out ofSt. Eugene Parish, pleasenotify the rectory.YOUR WILL: Remember thechurch in your bequests.CHURCH ETIQUETTE: Thepriest should be the last in,and first out of church.Parish StaffRev. Richard M. Yanos, PastorRev. James J. O’Brien, Pastor EmeritusRev. Gregory A. Rom, Retired Resident AssistantRev. Ed Pacocha, Retired AssistantMr. Anthony Woldeit, Business ManagerMs. Lydia Hilado, Director of MusicMr. Vincent Hilado, Assist. Director of MusicMrs.Mrs.Mrs.Mrs.Mrs.Margaret Kinel, PrincipalJanet Kusinski, Assistant PrincipalBarbara Meier, Bulletin EditorJoanna Bischof, Ms. Christine Jassak,Rita Kopf & Mrs. Terri Swiderski,ReceptionistsPlease TURN OFF any electronic devices before entering the church for Mass or any other Liturgical service.Please do NOT park in front of church to ensure emergency vehicle access.There are ample parking spaces provided on the north side,to the rear of the church and the Shaunessy Center parking lot.
Page TwoSt. Eugene ParishThird Sunday of LentFrom the Pastor’s Desk Dear Brothers and Sisters,Together, we are on a journey marked by prayer, fasting, andalmsgiving. As we begin this Third Sunday of Lent, we do so togrow stronger as disciples of Jesus Christ, but we do not do thisalone. We are called to grow together as a joyful, loving community that supports oneanother and inspires others to seek an encounter with our Lord. This is why we are calledtogether as a parish family.Your weekly and Easter gifts are an important part of bringing our parish’s mission tolife. The contributions of parishioners during the Lenten/Easter seasons and throughoutthe entire year constitute a sizable portion of our annual budget to fund vital ministriesand areas of operation for our parish. And with Mass attendance still limited, our regularcollections continue to suffer substantially on a weekly basis. Currently we areexperiencing a deficit shortfall of 97,477 since July 1st. If you add that to the 84,316deficit from the past fiscal year, that puts us at a total deficit of over 181,793! sincealmost a year ago and the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. This trend will not bodewell for our parish as we look to our future.I (we) fully understand the fear and concern many in our community have aboutcontracting this virus. It is real. I also understand that many of our parishioners are notquite ready to return to church, but as more and more of us get fully vaccinated, this fearshould be alleviated. What I find very difficult to understand, however, is our nonreturning as well as all of our non-supporting registered members’ failure to continuetheir financial support of their church (in their absence) that continues to operate andserve you and everyone even when you are not here at this time. If our parish is to thriveand survive it will need you to do your part to keep us viable for the future. I can’t say itany clearer or more directly. Please offer your financial assistance if you wish to identifyyourself as a member of our community of faith. Currently, we are in the process ofanalyzing our registered memberships levels of support for our parish. What we arefinding is startling and terribly disappointing. Much more detail on this matter willfollow and this information will be shared at a later date.
March 7, 2021St. Eugene ParishPage ThreeFor this reason, I humbly ask that you prayerfully consider making your weekly ormonthly contributions as well as a one-time significantly larger-than-normal Easter gifteven though you may not be coming to church. This is to ensure that our parishministries and operations can continue. You can send or drop off your gift to our parishoffice, or online at our parish webpage: www.st-eugene.org and clicking on the GiveCentral logo in the middle of the page and then follow the prompts. And if you are ableto resume or increase your weekly contribution, you may do so through our webpage, aswell.If you are unable to make a financial gift currently, I ask that you continue to pray forour St. Eugene family and know that I and we are praying for you.Our parish community has been able to creatively adapt how we reach out and offer thelight and love of God from our livestreamed Masses to our Ministry of Prayer members,as well as maintaining regular office hours. And thanks to the commitment of our staffand dedicated volunteers, in-person worship at Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, Stations ofthe Cross, Confessions, Daily Mass and more continue safely. We do need additionalvolunteers to assist with Masses given the necessity to register, usher and clean thebuilding, thus ensuring everyone’s safety. I also invite you to give of your time to theextent you are able. To volunteer, please drop off, send me or email me your name,telephone number and/or email address at churchoffice@st-eugene.org.Please know that you are a gift to our St. Eugene family. Your presence, whether in spiritor in person, means more to our local Church than you can imagine.May the Lord be with each one of you during the Lenten and upcoming Easter season. Icontinue to pray for you and ask that you continue to pray for me.God Bless,Fr. Rich YanosP.S. Just a reminder that next weekend we resume DaylightSaving Time. So, don’t forget to Spring Forward by movingyour clocks ahead one hour before going to bed onSaturday night, March 13th!
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March 7, 2021St. Eugene ParishPage FiveCONFESSIONS WILL BE HEARDADORATION of theBLESSED SACRAMENTMondays in church4:00 pm- 6:00 pmwith Benediction at 5:45 pmDURING LENTON THE FOLOWING SATURDAYS AT 4:00 PMMarch 6, March 13, March 20 and March 27.RECTORY HOURSMONDAY - FRIDAY9:00 - 11:30 am&“Our Lord in the Blessed Sacramenthas His hands full of graces,and He is ready to bestow themon anyone who asks for them.St. Peter of Alcantara12:30 - 5:00 pm(closed for lunch:PLEASE COME — VISIT JESUS11:30 am - 12:30 pm)SATURDAY & SUNDAY:9:00 am - 1:00 pmCRISIS PREGNANCY HELPLINE1-800-400-4205In honor of Lent, the St. Eugene Parish Young Adults monthly event for March will be centered around griefand suffering. Dr. Cobb will be discussing how to handle grief and how to help others handle grief, especiallyin light of COVID-19. The talk will be held on Wednesday, March 10, 2021at 7:00 PM via Zoom. To access the talk, please visit h ps://zoom.us/j/91998631289?pwd Z3lsRURpUFVzTk9kQm9mcmVERHF4Zz09Mee ng ID: 919 9863 1289 Passcode DeFP8hor the St. Eugene Parish Young Adults Facebook page (h ps://www.facebook.com/StEugeneYoungAdultsGroup) for the link.Good GriefDealing with Loss in the Midst of a Pandemic.This workshop will help you to understand what grief is, how to iden fy grief in yourself andin others, and how to handle grief in difficult mes. COVID—19 has changed the world.People are more lonely, frightened, and shut in than ever before. Some have experiencedtremendous loss. Understanding the various loss that leads to grief and how grief manifests in our daily liveswill be important to ge ng through these tough mes.Dr. Cobb is a consultant that brings permanent and revolu onary change toindividuals and organiza ons. The kind of change that promotes a healthy workenvironment and that will help your community bring about growth and prosperity.He is a Mo va onal Speaker, Educator, and Chaplain who engages others through aMinistry of Hospitality, welcoming everyone from where they are, and invi ng theminto community. He focuses on leadership development, self-regula on,compassion, DEI, grief, fartherhood and building the beloved community.
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Page EightSt. Eugene ParishII - Anna Marie Avino & Bradley A. KarkulaITALIAN CATHOLIC FEDERATION (ICF)Branch 274Wednesday, April 77:00 pmShaunessy CenterEveryone must wear a mask and practicesocial distancing by sitting at least 6 feet fromanyone who is not part of your family. Please, besure to keep your hands clean, Hand sanitizer willbe available.Membership fees can be paid at the April 7thmeeting. The cost is 40 per person and for anextra 10, include the children in your family.There will be no beverages or snacks beingserved. Please, direct your questions to:Anna Rubino 708/878-9562,Teresa Natale 773/447-8980,Joe Parrillo 773/991-6911, orMarisa Daniele 773/920-0498Third Sunday of Lent
March 7, 2021St. Eugene ParishPage NinePLEASE PRAYFor the Sick: Annabella Amato, Pat Apida , Lawrence Basili, Judy Bauer, Elizabeth Becker, Al Bischof, Jr.,Anthony Bongiorno, Julie Bronski, Franca Chiappetta, Lorraine Czerwinski, Vincent Di Re, Diane Divello,Anita Dublanski, Marge Dyson, Don Feist, Bruno Fondriest, Bob & Carol Gasiorek, Patricia Gelfond,Ava Geole, Erika Arquilla Hlavacek, Jeff Hlavacek, Tim Heider, Florence Jassak, Karen Pavlis-Karasawa,Abagail Lim, Allie Lim, Rose Mary Maratto, Ron Marchetti, Helen Masley, John Masley, Dennis McGuire,Kathleen Minneci, Rich Moellering, Jr., Russ Moskal, Michael J. Muscarello,Michael C. & Virginia Muscarello, Anne Naughton, Rita Rogers, Stephen Rom, Theresa Samborski,Patricia Schippers, Bernadett Sedlacek, Daniel Starzec, Emily Steckiewicz, Kevin Stenson, and for thosewho are homebound, in hospitals, nursing homes and under hospice care.Newly added to our sick list:For the Deceased: Winifred De Pasquale, Sergio Fiorese, Helen KrokPLEASE CALL THE RECTORY IF YOU WANT TO ADD A NAME TO THE SICK LIST.TOTAL ALLEGIANCEIn previous weeks we have seen how the theme ofcovenant—as a prepara on for the bap smal covenantcelebrated at Easter—occupies an important place in ourcycle of Lenten readings. The no on of covenant as arela onship between two par es carries with it anexpecta on of mutual accountability and fidelity to theterms of the covenant. When God forged the covenant withthe Jewish people on Mt. Sinai, it was a pledge of God’sprotec on, and it would forever permit them familiaraccess as the Chosen People. For their part, the Jewishpeople were to observe the dictates of the law,summarized most succinctly here in the form of the TenCommandments. To be in a covenantal rela onship withthe Lord God requires an exclusive rela onship, just asdiscipleship with Jesus—ritualized in bap sm—demands atotal allegiance to him and none other. Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOMEA PARISHIONER OF ST. EUGENE PARISH,WE WELCOME YOU TO PLEASE STOPBY THE RECTORY OFFICE DURINGREGULAR OFFICE HOURS.M-F 9 am - 5 pm, SAT – SUN 9 am - 1 pmREMINDERSPeople more frequently require to be remindedthan informed.Samuel JohnsonThird Sunday of LentTREASURES FROM OUR TRADITIONOn this Sunday, our a en on is drawn to an enriched diet of scripture readings in the liturgy’s threeyear cycle. Forty years ago, there was merely one set of readings for Sunday: two readings only, an Epistle,and a Gospel. Each Sunday of the year had two readings, and they never varied from year to year. In the late1960s, we received an enriched book of readings (a lec onary) keyed to a course of readings over threeyears, named A, B, and C. The architects of this new plan realized that in Jesus’ me, it took three years toread through the Law and the Prophets completely in synagogue worship. With the renewed liturgy, ourworship has embraced this same rhythm that Jesus experienced in public prayer.This year we are using the readings from Year B. The readings for Year A, however, are closelya uned to the Church’s work of preparing to celebrate bap sm at Easter. When the worship assemblyincludes people in the final stages of prepara on, the Year B readings will o en be set aside in favor of thereadings from Year A, which this week include the story of the woman at the well. She is a fi ng companionfor those thirs ng for living water.—James Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.
Page TenSt. Eugene Parish MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Third Sunday of LentTuesday, March 9 - St. Frances of Rome6:30 Helen BruchalskiSaturday, March 6 - Vigil: Third Sunday of Lent5:30 Harry Howarth, Vlasta Josic,Quilici & Chapetta Fams.Sunday, March 7 - Third Sunday of Lent9:00 People of the ParishSam Cortese, Diodato & Ilde Ionnotta,Rocco & Carmela Saviano,Helen & Walter Wojtas11:30 Sergio Fiorese, Barbara J. Keiner,Lucia & Bill Shields, Joseph Sparacino,Caterina StocchettiMonday, Wednesday, & Friday: 9:00 amTuesday & Thursday: 6:30 amFirst Saturday of the month : 8:30 amWednesday, March 109:00 Geraldine Hahn, Frank & Henrietta KwilasThursday, March 116:30 Purgatorial SocietyFriday, March 129:00 Helen BruchalskiSaturday, March 13 - Vigil: Fourth Sunday of Lent5:30 Frank & Virginia DiGangiSunday, March 14 - Fourth Sunday of Lent9:00 Henryka Baginska, Jadwiga Gadolowska,Arthur Kon, Maria & Matthias Rempala11:30 People of the ParishGiuseppe Affatato, Aurora & Patrizia Barone,Leonardo Cataldo, Fiorino & Diane Colantonio,Caterina Stocchetti, Jadwiga WadolowskiMonday, March 8 - Saint John Of God9:00 Jim BarronLet us #PrayTogether that weOur regular daily Mass schedule.may experience the sacramentMonday, Wednesday & Friday - 9:00 amof reconcilia on with renewedTuesday & Thursday - 6:30 amdepth, to taste the forgivenessFirst Saturday of the month 8:30 amand infinite mercy of God.FEAST OF FAITHFEAST OF FAITHPostures of the MassIn the Mass, we pray not only with our lips, but with our bodies as well. We stand when the ministers enter.In Western culture, standing is a sign of a en on, a mark of respect: all stand when the judge enters thecourtroom, for example. Standing is also an ancient posture of prayer, men oned frequently in the OldTestament. When the readings begin, we sit down: a listening posture. Mary sat at Jesus’ feet to listen to histeaching; the crowds sat on the hillside or the seashore to hear his words. Kneeling is another posture that isfull of meaning. It expresses adora on and worship, but it can also express humility and contri on. We bow:a sign of honor and reverence, acknowledging the presence of God, especially when we receive the Eucharist.And there are other ritual gestures as well—striking the breast, genuflec ng, and of course making the signof the cross. The liturgy invites us to pray with our whole person—with heart and mind, voice and body.Corinna Laughlin, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co.Bulletin copy MUST be in the rectory office NO LATER THAN 12:00 NOON EACH MONDAY. Copy material receivedpast the deadline will not be published in The Voice until the following weekend—NO EXCEPTIONS.
March 7, 2021St. Eugene ParishPage ElevenST. EUGENE YOUNG ADULTSThe St. Eugene Parish Young Adults group will be par cipa ng in the Archdiocese of Chicago's LentenLife Groups program! Lenten Life Groups are faith-based small groups that are centered in Christ and incommunity. They offer a safe space for young adults ages 21-39 to grow in their faith and seek deeperrela onship with Christ.Our group will meet on Tuesday nights from 8:00 PM-9:00 PM via Zoom. The first session began onFebruary 23, 2021, and we will meet for six weeks during Lent.We will reflect on the Sunday Gospels and discuss the 7 deadly sins and corresponding virtues. All arewelcome! No prep work is needed, and no need to a end all sessions! Come experience the season ofLent with a young adults community!To register, please visit h sLbpBwuNoldnHYrm qyrmz7i TClsVykyzA/viewform?clid eFumb6NM1gc or emailyoungadults@st-eugene.org.For more informa on about the Archdiocese of Chicago Lenten Life Groups program, see the flyer below.
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Page FourteenSt. Eugene ParishWe ask all of our parishioners, if you havea loved one serving in the military,to please contact the rectory office to giveus the name of the soldier, so thewhole parish can pray for your loved one.A book in the church vestibule isavailable for inscribing the names of all militarypersonnel. This book will be part of the offertoryprocession from now until the war is over.Third Sunday of LentA PRAYERL,PB.WJLS. AWe pray for our loved oneswho are serving in any branch of the Armed Forces during this time of conflict.MAJOR ADAMCZYKGHALEB AZROUIDONALD BELLISARIOTIMOTHY EMMETT CAROLANPATRICK EDWARD DILLONZBIGNIEW DUDKOWSKIKURT FEIEREISELMATTHEW SCOTT FORRESTDIRK HALLERANDREW HOPKINSCHRISTOPHER JENKINSBERNARD EDWARD KUSINSKIANTONIO JAMES LIMANGEL LOPEZPAYNE MANCZKOCHRIS MARCHIORIDANIEL MEANEYKEITH MILLERMICHAEL MORALESTHOMAS NEUHENGENERIC NORWOODELLIOT O’CLAIREVINCENT PAGECHAD PRITCHARDNICHOLAS RANCHADAM ROBERTSHOLLY SCHIPPERSMICHAEL SCHIPPERS, JR.SEAN SHERLOCKSHARON SHERLOCKPHILLIP R. SIMONSENIf you would like to add a name to the list, please call the rectory.Also, please call the rectory when your loved one returns home.OUR MISSION STATEMENTOur mission as Catholics united in faith at St. Eugene Parish is to help bring God to people and people toGod. Through evangelization, education and being of service to each other, we strive to make our parishcommunity a holistic community in body, mind and spirit. It is our goal to develop, support, encourage andempower one another in our parish ministries, so that each person can reach their human and Christian potential. We are enthused about the future of St. Eugene and the whole Catholic Church and we pledge ourparticipation in that future. We seek dialogue and open communication with all parishioners in fulfilling theneeds of our parish. While recognizing the cultural diversities in our community, we will strive to bring allpeople together in Christ under a common bond of faith, hope and love.
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Mar 07, 2021 · Joe Parrillo 773/991-6911, or Marisa Daniele 773/920-0498 . March 7, 2021 St. Eugene Parish Page Nine . On this Sunday, our a en on is drawn to an enriched diet of scripture readings in the liturgy’s three-year cycle. Forty years ago, there was merely one s
