Transcription
ST.DAMIANPARISHOCTOBER 27TH, 201930TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEAll Saints DayA Holy Day of ObligationFriday, November 19:00AM & 7:00PMParish Offices:5250 W. 155th St.Oak Forest, Illinois 60452Phone: (708) 687-1370Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 8:00 PMClosed 12:00 PM - 1:00 PMSaturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PMClosed Sundaywww.stdamianchurch.orgEmail: Religious Education(708) 687-7778School Office(708) 687-4230Pastoral Staff:PastorFr. Joe NoonanAssociate PastorFr. Michael OlsonResidentFr. Jerry ScanlanDeaconsBill StearnsTom HipeliusTom RuzevichRichard KorepanowSacristanLavergne InnocentiDirector of MinistryFrieda Bertello 342-8529PrincipalJennifer Miller 687-4230Religious Education DirectorMaryJo Landuyt 687-7778Family Ministry/BulletinConnie Swidergal 342-8513Music MinistryTony Berardi 687-9532Office Manager/Parish SecretaryChristine Yaeger 687-1370Director of MaintenanceJoe Beemsterboer 710-1510Director of FinanceDonna Kay 687-1370Administrative AssistantPat Garrity 342-8526SHOPDale Lux 342-8516Seminarian InternsDeacon Martin MarulandaDuy NguyenVigil MassThursday, October 31,7:00PMAll Souls DayMassSaturday,November 2at 9:00AMCommemorationof the DepartedA special Mass for all whohave died in the past yearfrom St. Damian parishwill be celebrated onTuesday, November 5that 7:00PM in the Church.Mass Schedule:Daily7:00 AM: Tuesday, Thursday9:00 AM: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, SaturdayWeekendSat: 5:00 PM Sun: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 5:00 PMHoly DaysVigil: 7:00 PM Day: Follows regular weekday schedule, and 7:00 PM
Pastor’s Corner by Frieda Bertello2St. Damian ParishToday’s gospel is the parable about the tax collector and the Pharisee praying in the temple. It should be afamiliar story. The Pharisee took his position and said, “Oh God, I thank you that I am not like the rest ofhumanity – greedy, dishonest, adulterous – or even like this tax collector. I fast twice a week, and I pay titheson my whole income.” Now, the tax collector stood off at a distance and would not even raise his eyes toheaven but beat his breast and prayed, “O God, be merciful to me a sinner.”You can see that there’s quite a contrast between these two men on many levels as was their prayers.The Tax CollectorThe PhariseeA man of status and well respectedA man of ill reputation and disrespectedAn “insider”An “outsider”A righteous manA sinnerA man who fasted and prayedA man who preyed on his peopleI sometimes think the Pharisees get a bad rap. After all, they followed the rituals and customs of their faith tothe max. They were priests and holy men. Jews were required to fast only on the Day of Atonement, but thePharisees fasted twice a week, going without food and water from sunrise to sunset. Jews were required totithe only the production of their fields. Pharisees tithed everything. Their sacrifices were ongoing.The tax collectors, on the other hand, collected taxes for the despised Romans and often overcharged theirown people, keeping the profit for themselves. They were viewed as thieves, liars and traitors.It’s an easy contrast, right? Good guy/bad guy. But and here’s the holy but what is Jesus’s opinion of thetwo men?The Tax CollectorThe PhariseeStood in a place of prominenceStood in the shadowsPrayed out of his pride and arrogancePrayed for mercy and forgivenessArrogant and self-righteousHumble and contriteJesus says, “I tell you, the latter went home justified, not the former; for whoever exalts himself will behumbled, and the one who humbles himself will be exalted.” Don’tcha just love it when Jesus turnseverything upside down, inside out? There are so many wide contrasts between the two men. It would beeasy to finger-point to the tax collector and condemn him. However, you know the old saying, “When youfinger-point, remember there are three fingers pointing back at you!”It is so easy to make judgements. We do it all the time. I cringe when I catch myself finger-pointing. Even if Ido it in silence, God hears me. Thank God the Holy Spirit taps me on my conscience and tsk-tsks! God wantsus “to see as he sees”. It pinches sometimes because it requires self-truth, courage and humility; and thatword that we seldom like – surrender.So, be honest, have you checked your finger-pointing lately?In peace, Frieda
Liturgical Ministers:Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers,Music Ministry, UshersSave the Date!SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16THA Day of Reflection forLiturgical Ministersled by Fr. Michael OlsonLinda CareyMary Anne LaHayneLinda RuiszPablo FloresBaby Wyatt YagerDan JoyceRonald McKayEileen O’Malley CoitJill O’DonnellDarnell MillerDuc HoMarie PrutsmanMarianne PowellBarb MontetSteve DanihelLory MurtaughJim MurtaughPhyllis GianquintaBarbara ScialabbaDr. M. DurkinKaren W.Henry PociaskLorraine SlotarskiBryan ShilanderLinda LisikiewiczJeffrey GermanyAnna MrozBarbara Jean SfondiliasDeborah FogartyBrian WheelerDeborah Davis-CarrollCongratulations and Blessingsto Sr. Irena Cejnog andSr. Teofila Gacalekof the Missionary Sistersof St. Benedictwho are joyfully celebratingtheir Golden Jubilee today50 Years of Religious Vows.Do you feel called to serve as aLiturgical Minister?Deacon Tom Ruzevich will be hosting atraining session for new EucharisticMinisters and Lectors on Tuesday,December 3rd. Meet in the Church.7:00 - 7:30 PM for Eucharistic Ministers7:30 - 8:00 pm for LectorsPray for the SickSue BondGeorge RuglioFrank Hochman Jr.Bernadette KleinRichard Klein, Jr.Joe FloresJoseph PilchSgt. Alexander CurleeKenneth JuddMatt ZubekIsabel MontesAndy DevineMaureen KosmanJudy MorganLisa Forst GeraghtyKathy VaranauskiEmily HaynesMichael LaPortaJane FaganErlinda VelascoGene BurklowKen MoserJoan MahoneyLaura MazurowskiDiane C.Bob SutterSue SutterJim MahoneyAndrea SchultzDanielle FuentesJackie P.Joy OchoaEnrique NavaretteCeline LisikiewiczRichard RolnickiSandrine BopeyaKathy DertzJim MahoneyBoz KellySylvia ProkopSandra ProkopWilliam SuttonDolores HochmanLinda LaichPatricia DaleyKathy SwiatkowskiPatricia RyonVincent & BarbaraScialabbaNicholas D’AngeloTricia MazurowskiThomas WilliamsChristopher BurgessBrad Popovich Sr.Nancy SomerfeldBetty McInerneyBrenda DiazMary ThomasIris BeltrameMark ButowskiLeon JanickiRita Doweiko3BaptismsOctober 20, 2019Jackson Michael BoyerChild ofEric & MattieChloe Amelia HartChild ofPaul & LauraNicholas Matthew ThompsonChild ofKevin & DawnIn Loving MemoryKathryn A. CumboElizabeth SolgerParish SupportOctober 13, 2019CollectedBudgetedDifferenceYear-to-Date CollectedYear-to-Date BudgetedYear-to-Date DifferenceAll Saints - NovAll Souls - NovVotive CandlesParish MissionSharing ParishSeminary - SeptWorld Mission - Oct 15,927 18,000( 2,073) 244,774 270,000( 25,226) 1 16 286 744 25 841 81Thank you for your generosity!
4The Holiday Gift ofMusicThe Southwest SymphonyOrchestrawill perform with theVoices of the Valley,the St. George Music Ministry andthe St. Damian Music MinistryFriday, December 6 at 7:30PMin our church.Tickets are on saleat the Pastoral Center.Seniors and Adults 20,Students 7,children under 10 are free.Questions?Call Tony Berardi at 687-9532 oremail TonyB@stdamianchurch.org.Eucharistic AdorationEvery Wednesday9:30 AM - 7:00 PMin the ChapelHealing Prayer ServiceWednesday, November 6th7:00 PM in the ChurchCome receive healingprayer for yourself or aloved one. Come forhealing of body, mind,emotions, relationships whatever burdensyou are carrying.The St. Damian Prayer Groupinvites you to: Come and Worship does music lift your heart to God? Taste & See the Goodness of the Lord Learn to see God present in your life by hearingothers share their personal experiences. Be Empowered by the Holy Spirit to fufillyour Mission in Christ God gave us the Holy Spirit as our Advocateand guide. Do you know how torelease this gift in your life?St. Damian Prayer Group meets every Tuesdayevening at 7:30 PM, in the Sr. Clarice Aula,Bldg “F” at the east end of the SchoolFor further info:Cielo 708.254.3772All are Welcome!St. Damian ParishFirst Friday andFirst Saturday DevotionsPlease join the parish family ofSaint Damian on this First Friday,November 1st to honor the SacredHeart of Jesus. Mass will be at 9:00AM.On Saturday, November 2nd we willcelebrate All Soul’s Day and givehonor to Our Lady of the Rosarythrough our First Saturday FatimaDevotions in reparation to theImmaculate Heart of Mary. Rosarybegins at 8:30 AM followed by Massat 9:00 AM.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, 6-8PMQuestions?Call Connie at 708.342.8513 or emaillifeteen@stdamianchurch.org
5Thresholds Mental Health Awareness SpecialEventNovember 21st @ 7:00 -8:30PMSt. Damian’s Shaw HallThresholds (www.thresholds.org) provides healthcare,housing, and hope for thousands of persons with mentalillnesses and substance use disorders in Illinois eachyear. Through care, employment, advocacy, and housing,Thresholds assists and inspires people with mental illnesses to reclaim their lives.Speakers from Thresholds, Leah Hatmaker, Vice president of Clinical Operations,Natalie Marsh and Ann Brekke, will provide details on Thresholds South SuburbsCommunity Support Services which include psychiatric treatment, work placement(Individual placement services IPS), and a place to live. Explanation of the Illinoisdecree entitled the Williams and Colbert law which provides nursing homerecovered mentally ill residents to move out into the community will be discussed.Special Attention will be on Substance Abuse Services. The attendees willleave with the latest facts and evidence on the Opioid Epidemic and participate inNARCAN TRAINING. All are welcome and bring a friend! Space is limited.Please contact Maria Connolly at 708.284.6511 or the Pastoral Center at708.687.1370 for more information.Our Food Pantry is inserious need of thefollowing items:Mashed PotatoesCanned FruitPasta SauceCerealCookiesCrackersJellyNon Perishable food itemscan be dropped off in thewooden Food Bin in theChurch Narthex.Thank you for answeringthe call to feed the hungry!Remembering our Deceased Loved OnesThe Catholic Church dedicates the entire month of Novemberto the Holy Souls in Purgatory. During this entire month wepray for the souls of the faithful departed, especially thosewhom we have known and loved.You are invited to honor your deceased loved ones bybringing a framed photograph to be displayed on thesanctuary steps from Saturday, November 2nd throughTuesday, November 5th.Framed photos no larger than 8x10 (preferably smaller) willbe collected in the Narthex the weekend of October 26/27and at the Pastoral Center through Thursday, October 31.Photos must be marked clearly with your name and phonenumber to insure their return. They can be picked up afterMass Tuesday, November 5th or in the Narthex the weekendof November 9/10.The Women’s Club would like to thankeveryone that attended our fundraisingDinner Dance on October 12.You helped make it a big success.We like to send a specialShout Out to the Men’s Clubfor tending bar for us that night.November 1Holy Day Mass for theHomebound Onlinewww.HeartoftheNation.orgThe online Mass video will beavailable all day. Share thisinformation with someone who ishomebound. This video does notfufill the Holy Day obligation forthose who can attend at church.
St. Damian Parish6Cancer Support Group at St. DamianWednesday, November 6th6:00PM in the Church Narthexbefore the Healing Prayer ServiceFor more information contactJoy DeMarco 708.687.4762Coat and Blanket DriveSister Stephanie from the Mission of OurLady of the Angels recently asked if ourparish could help out again with their CoatDrive for the needy.They would like to give each child a coatand each adult a blanket. They are in needof any new or gently used blankets,especially homemade fleece blankets with the tied edges.The Coat Drive is a couple of weeks away, but if you areshopping soon for a new coat for yourself or a child, please keepthe Coat Drive in mind. Also if any Scout troop or any group orindividual would like to make tie blankets it would be greatlyappreciated.We will also be helping out the needy in Robbins through ProLabore Dei Mission. Thank you for your help with this project.Dear St. Damian Parishioners and School,Thank you for your donation of blankets for the SouthSuburban Humane Society! They were very thankful forthe blankets,and they werein need. Thedogs and catsappreciated thewarmth too!Sincerely,Sophia DeabelDear Pastoral Staff,I have belonged to St Damian Parish since I was a young child and always love attending Mass.In this busy world we all live in, sometimes it hard to step back and think of all it took to make a experience happen but we find it soenjoyable. So today I decided to send a Thank you!As we know it takes a lot of people both in front of and behind the operation to make a perfect experience for both parishioners andguest upon coming to mass each time. I realize and appreciate the efforts, the thought process, time and dedication to those whoget paid and or volunteer to make it all pull together. What a Job Well Done!I enjoy hearing Father Joe and others talking about bringing people back not only for the holidays but everyday. I grew up learningfrom my family experiences in difficult times that GOD is important every day and every day is a holiday. To wait for the date oncalendar or waiting for a birthday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day Grandparent’s Day is misleading. People sometime do not realize untilits too late to understand God has made EVERYDAY our holiday and everyday is a SPECIAL day, once you realize that GOD ISAWESOME ALWAYS!Upon pulling into the lot, I enjoy the outside scene of trees, flowers, bushes and crosses. Upon walking in, I am greeted with warmhearts and smiles. But once I open the doors, I see how beautiful it looks with ALTAR DÉCOR. By the way, I love the Tree of Lifebehind the cross on the altar it really makes a statement.Each week after I say my prayers in silence, my ears open wide and heart beings to smile.I truly, along with others, enjoy the talent of Tony (Berardi), it sets the tone and scene for the start of one amazing experience withMass. The song selections and detail put into each Mass I cannot imagine, BUT truly ENJOY. Each Mass I make sure I arrive early topray in silence and stay until to the end to hear the talents of Tony and the two lovely ladies who play the violins.I sincerely appreciate everyone involved in making each Mass a wonderful experience which effects my spirit, mind and heart all daylong, each and every week.Signed, A Grateful Parishioner
Preschool Field Trip7TRIVIA NIGHTSaturday, November 9thShaw HallDoors Open 6:00PMTrivia starts at 7:00PMBring Your own SnacksBeverages sold - 1 water, soda, 2 beer & wine(BYOB only if 20 Cork Fee per table is paid)Cash Prize for 1st, 2nd and 3rd PlaceTeamDoor PrizesSplit the Pot RafflesTickets 20/personBuy tickets at the Door, and through the School.Our 3 year old preschool had a great day at theOak Forest Fire Department. The childrenlearned about fire safety from the firemen.Individual or Team Sign Up:Up to 8 on a Team, please include names withyour payment to reserve a table.Less than 8 - we will place you on a team.For more information:School Office (708)687-4230Jamie Lee (708)337-2110, text preferredProceeds benefit St. Damian SchoolThat Man is You!Saturdays 6:30 AM - 8:00 AMSt. George School, O’Connell Hall6707 W. 175th Street, Tinley ParkThat Man Is You! (TMIY) is designed to address the pressures andtemptations that men face in our modern culture, especially thoserelating to their roles as husbands and fathers. The title for thisyear's program is "The Fight of Faith", and will focus on how we, asCatholic men, can be better equipped to engage in the spiritualbattles raging in the world today.We begin at 6:30AM with food, coffee and conversation. Our videopresentation begins at 7:00, followed by small group discussion. Wepromise to have you out by 8:00! To find O'Connell Hall, drive tothe south end of the parking lot and look for the TMIY sign near thecenter doors of St. George School. To learn more about thisprogram, please contact Gary Hendzell at (708) 614-1734 orghendzell@msn.com.
St. Damian Parish8Young at Heart LuncheonTuesday, November 12, 2019St. Julie Billiart Devine CenterDevine Center doors open at11:00Meeting at 11:30 – Lunch at NoonMenuFried chicken, baked beans, potato salad, rolls,coffee & homemade dessertsMusical EntertainmentEddie KorosaCost: 8 for members, 10 for non-members & guestsBRING A VETERAN TO LUNCH!VETERANS RECEIVE A FREE MEAL TICKET WITHA PAYING MEMBER OR GUESTTickets must be purchased by Sunday, Nov. 10th.No tickets will be sold at the door.Tickets sold at the St. Damian SHOP Table
Readings for the Week of October 27, 2019Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18/Ps 34:2-3, 17-18, 19, 23 [7a]/2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18/Lk 18:9-14Monday: Eph 2:19-22/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5a]/Lk 6:12-16Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25/Ps 126:1b-2ab, 2cd-3, 4-5, 6[3a]/Lk 13:18-21Wednesday: Rom 8:26-30/Ps 13:4-5, 6 [6a]/Lk 13:22-30Thursday: Rom 8:31b-39/Ps 109:21-22, 26-27, 30-31[26b]/Lk 13:31-35Friday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/Ps 24:1bc-2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [cf. 6]/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12aSaturday: Wis 3:1-9/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [1]/Rom 5:5-11or Rom 6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40Next Sunday: Wis 11:22—12:2/Ps 145:1-2, 8-9, 10-11, 13,14 [cf. 1]/2 Thes 1:11—2:2/Lk 19:1-10 Liturgical Publications IncDevotionsEucharistic AdorationWednesdays from 9:45 AM to 7:00 PM in the chapel.Healing Prayer ServiceFirst Wednesday of every month from7:00 PM to 8:00 PM in the church. IncludesExposition, Benediction and optional individual prayer.RosaryMon.,Weds., Fri. and Sat. at 8:30 AM before Mass;Tues. and Thurs. at 7:45 AM after Mass; in the chapelweekdays every half hour from 10 AM until 2:30 PM.Sunday at 7:00 AM.Divine Mercy ChapletFridays at 9:30 AM after Mass in the chapel.Sacred Heart of Jesus Holy Hour of ReparationThursday from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM in the chapel.9Parish RegistrationWe welcome new parishioners! For your convenience,a registration card is available at the Information &Resource table after every Mass, or you may register inperson at the Pastoral Center.Religious Instruction for Children and AdultsCall MaryJo Landuyt at 708.687.7778 for informationabout becoming Catholic or continuing education.Hospital VisitsDue to government regulations, a hospital can notify usonly if you specifically request this at the time ofadmission. Visits can be made once you have givenyour approval, and the parish has been notified.Ministers of CareMinisters of Care visit the sick and homebound,bringing them the Eucharist. Please call 708.687.1370to request a visit from a minister.SacramentsAnointing of the SickPlease call the Pastoral Center 708.687.1370 to requesta priest to anoint persons who are ill.ReconciliationSaturday: 3:30-4:30 PM in the Sacred Heart roomlocated on the west side of the Narthex, or call for anappointment 708.687.1370.BaptismCelebrated each Sunday at 12:45 PM. Call the PastoralCenter to arrange participation in the BaptismalPreparation Program. Arrangements should be madethree months prior to the birth of your child.WeddingsArrangements must be made at least six monthsprior to the date of the wedding. Contact one of thepriests prior to setting a date at 708.687.1370.Mass IntentionsMonday, October 289:00Thomas Connolly, Louise Randall, Claudia GolabTuesday, October 297:00Alex PascuaWednesday, October 309:00Kristine Conn, Douglas BenhkeThursday, October 317:00AM Bobbie Noonan7:00PM Elizabeth SolgerFriday, November 19:00Cathy Nagle, Christopher Cascone,Vicente Penetrante7:00Richard Tymec, Gertrudes FortunaSaturday, November 29:00Ken Whitemiller, Charleus Charles,Rosalie Luce, Beliard & Lucia CharlitteVigil Mass5:00Joaquin Rosales, Odilon Huerta,Kenneth Pacholski, Joan GustafsonSunday, November 37:30Katherine Dertz, Bobbie Noonan, Kathy Cumbo9:30Lucie Taverne, Phil Ordaz, Patricia Waterous11:30Paul Wiser, Roger Alaniz, Barry Gallina5:00Greg Swidergal, Angelica Godoy
St. Damian Parish10Liturgical Roles November 3, 2019Mass Time Lector5:00 PMJoe CasconeJoan KerklaCantorEucharistic MinistersAltar Servers7:30 AMAl BelluominiLinda SchubertTony BerardiAllyssa BurgosJustin Impoy9:30 AMKeely ColyerDianne LipinskiKatie DakurasVoices of PrayerRita Belluomini, Jennie Steinbeigle,Susan Markus, Bob Moran,DoloresHochman, Carol Seiner, LorettaWojtowicz, Allan Galassini11:30 AMThereseann StarrAnne StreerJudith StephneyRylee NeuKate Selman5:00 PMSusan AmannVickie JanickiJohn PerovichGene Starr, Judy Dougherty,Colleen Cardinal, Josefa Licardo,Clara Goldstein, David Smith,Sara Estrada, VOLUNTEERPatrick SmithEileen Lux, Roger Norkus, MaryNorkus, Ronald Wegrzyn, TriciaMazurowski, Mary Jean Fahey, SueKelley, Lavergne InnocentiCharles Hamernick, Ken Hughes,Joanne Murer, Noelani Perales,Donna Richter, Robert Sharon (subrequested), Linda O’Brien,Angelo ValentineParker ZasadaBecky Cornacchia, Nick Scorzo,Finley Madrigal, Rose Odewald,VOLUNTEERAlexis DobrockyAnthony WisemanR.C. SZABOCOMPLETEPLUMBING SERVICE& BATH REMODELINGContact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today!jhansen@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2683Free EstimatesSenior/ParishionerDiscountsSame Day Service708-389-7121Licensed & InsuredElegant Banquet RoomsFor All Occasions - 50-500 PeopleJackson RobertsJonny RobertsSTREAMING 24 HOURS106.9fmIN OAK FOREST FOR OVER 60 YEARSKOOVFOR ALL YOURPLUMBING NEEDS INCLUDING:www.ArmorOfGodRadio.com New Construction & Remodeling Water Heaters Fixture Repair / Replacement Sump Pumps & Ejector Pumps Back-UP Sump Pumps Power Rodding Sewer Repair / ReplacementTim HigginsMaintenance Plumbing, LLC708-560-9869Faucet, Tub & Toilet Repair Water LeaksAny type of PlumbingLicensed Bonded InsuredPL# 058-180647ParishionerCALL TODD AT 708-687-3378PLUMBING LICENSE NO. 058-134719Illinois6119 W. 147th St. Oak Forest708-687-9323CBD / KETOWELLNESSDARCY FENOGLIO xiety, Pain, Inflammation, SleepTED’S PLUMBING& SEWER26 Years In Men’s ClubCatholicMatch.com/IL708-846-0525Senior Discount - Free EstimatesState Licensed Plumber - Fully InsuredFor ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 www.4lpi.comGUM WAHRESTAURANTCANTONESE, MANDARIN & CHOP SUEYDINE-IN CARRY OUT DELIVERY3451 W. 159th St Markham, IL 604283700 W. 147th ST., MIDLOTHIANPhone: (708) 389-1100www.GumWah.comSt. Damian, Oak Forest, ILC 4C 01-0481
Brady-GillFuneral Home &Cremation ServicesDe Re Tire & Auto“Creating That Special Goodbye”16600 S. Oak Park Ave. homePre-Arrangement AvailableFURNACETires For Every Budget!Complete Auto Repair Oil ChangesBrakes & Emissions RepairHeating & Air Cond. RepairTune-Up & Safety Inspection 20 Off Coupon 76.50 (Reg. 96.50)Eich’s Heating & Air Cond. Co., Inc.687-14905740 159th St., Oak Forest708-687-1082www.deretire.com 5 OFFAny 20 purchase(not valid withany other offers)4659 W. 147th St. Midlothian(708) 535-0005Crestwoodwww.kenootz.comWellNow.comP O D I A T R I S TDr. Gary L. WilliamsBOARD CERTIFIED IN SURGERYAND PRIMARY CARE15614 South Harlem Suite COrland Park, IL 60462Mattress 88 Pillowtops 138 Futon 128Daybeds 138 Chest 118Bunkbed 179 Sofas 299 Loveseats 249Recliner 289 Bedroom Set 495E-Z CREDIT UP TO 3000.00www.factorybeddingfurniture.com3844 W. 147th708-371-3737Ken Eichorst - ParishionerSENIOR DISCOUNT & FREE ESTIMATESYour Neighborhood Specialist for over 40 years.APEKROOFING Shingles SoffitBOB BUGEL — (773) 238-4565BELAIR AUTO COLLISION& RESTORATIONExpert Paint & Body Repair Tear Offs Siding Fascia Gutters11320 S. Pulaski, Chicago, IL 6065510% Parishioner DiscountLicensed - Bonded - Insured(located behind Outback Steakhouse)Lic. #104.015809708-444-4114FREE ooling.com708-479-2002LI MLLOBCOAK FORESTBOWL& THE PARKVacha’sellissimoJOHN BERARDI, Owner708.828.2138www.LimoBellissimo.netCALL * TEXT * EMAIL:JohnLimo1@hotmail.comWeddings * Proms * Special Events * Airport TransportationBOWLING SAND VOLLEYBALLBEAN BAGS6260 W. 159th St.Oak Forest, IL(708) 687-6668Quality Flowers for All Occasionswww.vachasforestflowers.comJOHN’S PAINTING & REMODELING Baths Kitchens Basements Drywall/Plaster Repair Interior/Exterior Painting General Handyman Work Hardwood Floors Installed and Refinished Wallpaper Removal15240 Cicero AveOak Forest, Illinois(708) 687-2000Fully Licensed & InsuredParishioner DiscountFree Estimates John Lonosky 708-268-5666Strength in Family Service Since 19627732 W. 159th St., Orland Park7909 State Rd., Burbank17909 S. 94th Ave., Tinley ParkDONALD B. JARKALicensed Clinical Professional CounselorMAUREEN BIRD-OBERG,LCPC Individuals Couples Aults Adolescents Depression Grief Life Transitions DivorceMost Insurance Accepted708-205-6858Call LPi todayfor advertising info(800) 950-99524047 W. 147th Street Midlothian, IL 60445(708) 371-9880 FAX (708) 371-9762Jack Putz mmautoglassandtrim.comYOUR AUTO GLASS & UPHOLSTERY SPECIALISTSRobert J. Sheehy & SonsFUNERAL HOMESCelebrating Over 100 Years in Service9000 W. 151st Street, Orland ParkFamily Owned & Operated By:Bob & Jim SheehyOffers 24/7Skilled Nursing Careand Post-Acute RehabSEAT REPAIR - CONVERTIBLE TOPSVINYL TOPS - CARPETINGContact Admissions at(708) 597-1000 for more details SERVING CHICAGOLAND SINCE 1951 13259 S Central Ave, Crestwood ILOur Family Serving Yours Since 1928— Funeral Directors —HICKEYMEMORIAL CHAPELSPrePlanning ConsultantNoreen KaczanowskiDONALD B. JARKA JR. DANIEL E. JARKAFAMILY OWNED708-857-7878M & M AUTO GLASS &UPHOLSTERY SERVICEEdward J. Hickey Michael B. HickeyTerrence B. Hickey Jack M. Hickey429-3200636-2320532-3100For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 www.4lpi.com147th & KeelerMidlothian385-4478Also located inBlue IslandNew LenoxSt. Damian, Oak Forest, ILB 4C 01-0481
McKENZIE FUNERAL HOME15618 South Cicero Avenue Oak Forest, Illinois(708) 687-2990Pre-Arranged Services Available“Independently Family Owned And Operated Since 1948”HERITAGEROOFINGFully Insured708.253.2561(708) 388-20004028 W. 147th StMidlothianSenior CitizensDiscounts* Daily Specials *Fresh Meats Deli Bakery CateringProducts from IrelandHours 9am-6pm Sunday 10am-3pm7961 W. 159th St. Tinley Park(708) 633-7500Open From 7AM to 4PMDine In or Carry-outPeter J. Toussaint, D.D.S.COLONIAL CHAPELCOMPLETE DENTAL CAREFAMILY OWNED FUNERAL HOMEPRIVATE ON-SITE CREMATORYSat & Evening Appointments AvailableVaran Mgt, Inc.Real Estate SalesJoe Varanauski, Sr.IL Licensed Broker708-921-0159joev1936@gmail.comSt. Damian ParishionerSince 1969Ed Damstra & Mark Birmingham, Directors15525 S. 73rd Ave. (155th & Harlem) Orland Park708-532-5400 Colonialchapel.com708-371-22265550 W. 147th St. Oak ForestGAIL McGUIRE, BrokerParishioner(708) 220-11824155 W. 147th St., Midlothian, ILgftm84@aol.com www.harthsiderealtors.comLunch & Dinner: 11am-9pmClose SundaysQuality Work - Reasonable PricesDEMMISPLUMBING15% OFFwith coupon(708) 381-81345201 W. 167th St. Oak ForestSUSAN SEMANATE708-687-620015540 Cicero AveOAK FOREST& SEWERSubject to terms, conditions & availability. Savings vary. Allstate Vehicle and PropertyInsurance Co., Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Co. 2019 Allstate Insurance Co.Lic#102246Ask for aPARISHIONERDISCOUNTEMERGENCY SERVICE708.420.0806Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today!jhansen@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2683www.demmisplumbing.comNOONANDr. Arel C. Ondoy & AssociatesDr. Mary Shah-Cox DDSDr. Alexander Hutnik, DMDCHIROPRACTICDr. James Noonan15510 S. Cicero Ave, Ste 102-108, Oak Forest, IL(708) 349-4580General Dentistry for Adults & Children708-535-0333Prices Right on Target!BULLSEYEHEATING & AC14340 S. LaGrange Rd(Ste. 105) Orland ParkKingsberry RestaurantWaffle and Pancake HouseHomemade Soups& Specials DailyRoom for all occasions 5420 W. 159th St., Oak Forest6 am to 3 pm 7 days (708) 687-3300 Furnaces Central Air Hot Water Tanks Boilers Electrical PlumbingPARISHIONER DISCOUNT24 HR. Emer. Svc.708.229.8505DELIVERY & CARRY OUTMon-Fri 3pm-10pm Sat-Sun 11am-10pm535-1212Located in the Old Tinley Park Library. Honoring a life well-lived.708-781-9212 www.maherfuneralservices.comFor ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 www.4lpi.com14721 S. Central Oak ForestSt. Damian, Oak Forest, ILA 4C 01-0481
Eileen O'Malley Coit Jill O'Donnell Darnell Miller Duc Ho Marie Prutsman Marianne Powell Barb Montet Steve Danihel Lory Murtaugh Jim Murtaugh Phyllis Gianquinta Barbara Scialabba Dr. M. Durkin Karen W. Henry Pociask Lorraine Slotarski Bryan Shilander Linda Lisikiewicz Jeffrey Germany Anna Mroz Barbara Jean Sfondilias Deborah Fogarty Brian .
