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Mary, Seat of Wisdom 920 Granville Avenue Park Ridge, IL 60068 847-825-3153
Rectory Rectory Office Hours
920 W. Granville Ave. Sunday 9:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m.
Park Ridge, IL 60068 Monday—Friday 8:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
847-825-3153 Fax: 847-825-3484 Saturday 9:30 a.m.—1:00 p.m.
mswrectory@maryseatofwisdom.org
Religious Enrichment Center
School 1352 S. Cumberland Ave.
1352 S. Cumberland Ave. Park Ridge, IL 60068
Park Ridge, IL 60068 847-825-8763 Fax: 847-825-8658
847-825-2500 Fax: 847-825-1943
www.mswschool.org Clark Ministry Center
1335 S. Clifton Ave.
Extended Day Program Park Ridge, IL 60068
Mary, Seat of Wisdom 1335 S. Clifton Ave.
Park Ridge, IL 60068
www.mswparish.org 847-692-2826
Schedule of Masses Pastoral Staff
Saturday 5:00 p.m. Vigil Rev. Derek Ho, Pastor Director of Parish Operations
dho@mswparish.org Brenda Hickey 847-825-3153
Sunday 9:00 a.m. bhickey@mswparish.org
Rev. Gerald Gunderson, Pastor Emeritus
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m. Director of Liturgy
Rev. Ronald Kalas, Pastor Emeritus Carol Knoerzer 847-825-3153
Monday—Friday carolknoerzer15@gmail.com
Rev. Tim Anastos, Associate Pastor
8:00 a.m. tanastos@mswparish.org
Director of Development
Saturday 9:00 a.m. Rev. Mr. Kevin Blindauer, Deacon Jamie A. Chabura 847-825-3153
kblindauer@mswparish.org jchabura@mswparish.org
Mary, Seat of Wisdom School Principal
Julie Due Parish Pastoral Council
jdue@mswschool.org
Holy Day Masses Rev. Derek Ho, Pastor
Time will be announced prior to Holy Day Director of Faith Formation & Evangelization Rev. Tim Anastos, Associate Pastor
Dolly Pointner Deacon Kevin Blindauer
dpointner@mswparish.org
Council Chair: Joe Raphael
Director of Youth Ministry Council Secretary: Katie Lisowski
Helen Megally
hmegally@mswparish.org Cohort Chairs
Call to Holiness: Geri Balazs, Joe Cavanaugh, Kyra
Director of Music Ministries Cavanaugh, Erin Doubleday
Lindsey Adams Lifelong Faith Formation: Kathleen Jacobs, Leo
ladams@mswparish.org Plaza, Judy Bacon
Young Adult Faith Formation Building Community Cohort: Angela McCormick,
Peg Barry Carol Krak-Ventrella
pbarry@mswparish.org
Deanery Council Delegates
Brian Clark, Maureen Lynch
Baptisms Reconciliation Weddings
Second and Fourth Sundays of the month Wednesdays 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Please call the Rectory six months
at 12:30 p.m. Contact the Rectory to schedule. Saturdays 4:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. in advance.
or upon request.
“Welcoming Your Child” Prayers
Parent and Expectant Parent To request that a name be added to our Pray for the
Preparation Sessions for Baptism Sick list, please contact the rectory office.
Contact the Rectory to register.
The Archdiocese of Chicago is committed to protecting children, healing victims, and accountability: heal.archchicago.org
Reflections from Father Derek
As we continue to reflect on living out the New Evangelization, we remember that
the content of the evangelization is not new. Jesus Christ is the same, yesterday,
today, and forever (Heb. 13:8). Rather, its priority is how we can renew sharing Him;
new in ardor, new in method and new in expression.
• Our ardor regards our passion or energy for the Catholic faith. Aristotle said
that people only really listen to an excited speaker. Think of Father Tim
when he preaches… does it look like he just got out of bed? Where is your
energy for the Catholic faith? What needs to be done that you might attract
those who need God today but don’t know where to find Him?
• Our method regards how we go about living out our relationship with God
and with each other. As previously mentioned, Catholicism was at one
point so embedded into particular cultures that people participated in
processions, novenas, and even attending Mass without so much as
reflecting on their import. “That’s just what we do” was the mindset of
most. Today, our method must first develop relationships of trust, then
must consider the particularities of the person’s background (their personal
philosophy of life, their openness to religious dialogue), and finally must
focus on the universal human need for love and on Christ as the answer to
this need.
• Our expression regards the ways we share the faith. Historically, the faith was
transmitted through attending talks or reading books. Today, the internet
and phones have revolutionized the way evangelization is done. There are
prayer apps on the phone and authors and speakers use YouTube, Twitter,
and Facebook to bring people the message of Jesus Christ near and far.
Modern day evangelization needs renewal in order to be effective.
The New Evangelization’s focus on ardor, method, and expression gets to the core of
how we as Catholics must adapt to the changing world. We seek to be set on fire so
that we might spread the fire of God’s love to those around us. God needs us to be
His witnesses in our families, among our friends, and online now more than ever.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Fr. Derek Ho
Pondering Priesthood
Thank you for all of your prayers and support these past few weeks leading up to my
ordination, and even over the past number of years. My ordination was a truly memorable
event and very renewing spiritually. As I begin my diaconate ministry, I look to these notable
deacon saints in our Catholic Tradition:
St. Stephen (1st Century AD): Hailed as the “proto-martyr” in our tradition, the Feast of St.
Stephen is celebrated on December 26. Stephen was one of the original seven deacons, along
with Philip. These seven men were ordained to serve at table while the apostles dedicated
themselves to prayer and the Word (cf. Acts 6:2-5). Stephen was ultimately stoned to death
outside Jerusalem, at the direction of Saul, who would eventually become Paul and write a
majority of the New Testament letters. Before Stephen died, he called out, “Lord, do not hold
this sin against them” (Acts 7:60). By celebrating the feast of St. Stephen the day after the birth
of Jesus, we see that Christ came so we may have life, and share in eternity with him.
St. Philip (1st Century AD): One of the seven original deacons ordained in Acts 6, he is
known for preaching to the Ethiopian eunuch and opening the scriptures to this person and
baptizing their whole family (cf. Acts 8:26-40). Little else is known about Philip, other than his
preaching in Samaria and settling in Caesarea. We see the role of the deacon as one who opens
the scriptures so others may encounter Christ as was done for the Ethiopian.
St. Lawrence (225-258): Lawrence was one of the seven deacons of Rome; and in 258, the
Emperor Valerian sought to persecute Christians in Rome. Being a deacon, a public witness of
the gospel through charitable works, it was difficult to hide when being sought out. After
being brought in front of Valerian, who asked for all of the treasures of the Church, Lawrence
was put to death on a gridiron for bringing the poor and outcast to the emperor, saying that
the poor are the treasures of the Church. As he was being burned alive, Lawrence wittingly
said, “I'm well done on this side. Turn me over!” We see in St. Lawrence that ministry is care
for the person, not material goods.
St. Francis of Assisi (1182-1226): One of the biggest unknown truths about St. Francis is that
he was not an ordained priest; most scholars agree he was a deacon. Francis is known for the
renewal of the Church in Europe after hearing Christ on a crucifix in San Damiano say to him,
“Rebuild my Church.” Francis renounced his family wealth and dedicated himself to serving
the poor and embracing poverty himself. Francis imitated Christ so intensely that he was given
the stigmata, the wounds of the crucifixion, and we see the diaconate as a configuring to
Christ the servant.
These four deacons of the Church acted out of love for God, for the Church, and for their
people. Though they have different stories, in being compelled by the love of Christ (cf. 2 Cor.
5:14), they each received their eternal reward of life in heaven with the One they served here
on earth. I pray that I may be compelled by that same love, to invite others into an encounter
with the Lord in this life, so we may all be with Him in the next.
On the journey of holiness,
Deacon Andy Matijevic
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or sacristan as soon as you arrive at church and be seated in A weekly invitation and link is sent via the parish,
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Daily Mass and Sunday Mass Schedule Changes Beginning August 24
Dear Parishioners,
Following the advice of some holy and wise parishioners, I created a survey regarding our daily Mass schedule. Thank you for
your input! Father Tim and I want to serve you as best we can so we really hope that you can join us for Mass, not just on
Sundays but during the week too. If you want your life to change, the best thing you can do is connect yourself to Jesus truly
present in the Eucharist. Fr. Derek
There is nothing so great as the Eucharist.
If God had something more precious, He would have given it to us.
-St. John Vianney
Beginning August 24, the Mass schedule is as follows:
Daily Mass Schedule Sunday Mass Schedule
Mondays-Wednesdays: 7 a.m., 8:40 a.m. Saturday Vigil Mass: 5 p.m.
Thursdays-Fridays: 8:40 a.m. Sundays: 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 7 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m.
Sacraments of Initiation Rescheduled PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUESTED
for RCIA Participants FOR SUNDAY MASS
On August 22 and 29, at the 9 a.m. HOW TO REGISTER
morning Mass, our parish will celebrate • Visit www.mswparish.org
Sacraments of Initiation for nine • Click on the “Register to attend Mass” icon
individuals who have been eagerly anticipating this
• Click on “Click here to register for…”
joyous event since Lent. Prior to the pandemic’s arrival,
• Find the Mass you’d like to attend and check the box
MSW and parishes around the world would have next to it that says “Sign Up”
welcomed RCIA catechumens and candidates into their • Click “Submit and Sign Up” at the bottom
faith communities at the Easter Vigil.
The next screen shows the Mass date/time you selected.
Six teens have spent months preparing for the • Choose the quantity of people who will attend from
sacraments with Youth Minister Helen Megally, Fr. Tim, the pull down menu or leave it at 1
and Fr. Derek. Erin Fabian will be baptized, receive the • Type in your name and email
Eucharist for the first time, and be confirmed in the • Type the names of those attending with you or type
Catholic faith as a brand new Christian. Erin has visited “N/A” if you are registering only yourself
MSW often as a guest and desires to express her love for • Click “Sign Up Now”
Jesus and strengthen her relationship with Him by being
A Thank You for Signing Up screen will appear and
baptized. Michael Cwiertniak, Alex Eng, and siblings you will receive an email confirmation.
James, JP, and Marguerite Giese will each be confirmed, If you don’t receive an email, please try to register
having already been baptized Catholic. again or call the rectory for assistance.
Hanna Peterson, a rising high school freshman, prepared
for Confirmation with the parish Catechesis of the Good
Shepherd Level III students. Hanna will also make a Congratulations
Profession of Faith and enter into Full Communion with
the Catholic Church. Deacon
Andy Matijevic
Adults Trulie Simpson and Racy Peterson prepared for
entry into the Church with our RCIA team. Having been from your
baptized and confirmed in another Christian faith, they Mary, Seat of Wisdom Family!
will both make a formal Profession of Faith and enter
into Full Communion with the Catholic Church.
ANDY’S FIRST MASS AS A DEACON IS
Please pray for all who will be receiving the sacraments SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 AT 7 PM.
at MSW and around the world. May their joyful A LINK TO THE LIVESTREAM
IS ON THE PARISH WEBSITE.
anticipation amplify their happiness.
WHY PRAY?
The “foreigners” as Isaiah calls them,
the “Gentiles” as Paul calls them, or the
“Canaanites” as Matthew calls them are
called to worship the one true God in
prayer. As we listen to today’s readings,
perhaps we are tempted to ask: Why
pray? The question is rhetorical; it is
tantamount to asking why should friends
talk to one another or people in love kiss
one another. Prayer is a way of relating to
God, a way of talking to God. The
apostles had the opportunity to talk to
SAINT PIUS X (1835-1914) Jesus in the flesh. We have the
Feast Day: August 21 opportunity to talk to Jesus Christ in
Presidential vetoes we understand. But imagine prayer. Our relationship with him must be
vetoing a papal election! Yet in the conclave of 1903, enthusiastic; it cannot be faint-hearted.
the Archbishop of Cracow (ironically, a predecessor in John Donne, a fifteenth-century poet,
that office of Karol Wojtyla, the future John Paul II) knew what the qualities of good prayer
vetoed the leading candidate on the order of the Austro were. Donne asks God to treat him
-Hungarian emperor. Instead, the cardinals elected differently from most Christians. The poet
Giuseppe Sarto of Venice as Pius X, the first pope, does not want God to merely “knock,
after a succession of nobles and diplomats, to hail from breathe, shine, and seek to mend,” but
humble origins. Nor did the papacy alter his endearing also to “break, blow, burn, and make me
simplicity. Tailors eventually made his cassock cuffs new” (Holy Sonnets, XIV).
detachable because he absentmindedly wiped his It takes a dynamic faith on our part to
fountain pen on them, forgetting that his old black cassock had been replaced by come to God in prayer. As Jesus once
papal white! Taking as his motto “To restore all things in Christ” (Ephesians said, “Knock and the door will be opened
1:10), Pius condemned the theological innovations called “modernism,” yet to you” (Matthew 7:7). It may take
dramatically altered the then-common practice whereby people rarely received pounding the door down, but if we are as
Communion for fear of unworthiness, mandating early First Communion and persistent as the woman in today’s
urging everyone to frequent reception. Refusing to bless troops assembled in Gospel, the results will follow.
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Stewardship Report
August 9 Giving Fiscal Year: July, 2020—June, 2021
Week-to-Date Month-to-Date Year-to- Date
Actual
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Registration is Being Accepted TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — Thus says the LORD: “Stand firm in justice; do
for the what is right” (Isaiah 56:1, 6-7).
Current School Year Psalm — O God, let all the nations praise you! (Psalm 67).
Second Reading — The gifts and the calling of God are unable
to be revoked (Romans 11:13-15, 29-32).
School Begins August 25 Gospel — Recognizing the Canaanite woman’s great faith,
Jesus told her, “It shall be done as you wish” (MT15:21-28).
VISIT WWW.MSWSCHOOL.ORG FOR MORE INFO
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Ez 24:15-24; Dt 32:18-21; Mt 19:16-22
Tuesday: Ez 28:1-10; Dt 32:26-28, 30, 35cd-36ab;
Mt 19:23-30
Wednesday: Ez 34:1-11; Ps 23:1-6; Mt 20:1-16
Thursday: Ez 36:23-28; Ps 51:12-15, 18-19; Mt 22:1-14
Friday: Ez 37:1-14; Ps 107:2-9; Mt 22:34-40
Saturday: Ez 43:1-7ab; Ps 85:9ab, 10-14; Mt 23:1-12
Sunday: Is 22:19-23; Ps 138:1-3, 6, 8;
Rom 11:33-36; Mt 16:13-20
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wednesday: St. John Eudes
Thursday: St. Bernard
Friday: St. Pius X
Saturday: Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Community News
Also a great send-off gift for college students! Knights of Columbus Hosting Blood Drive Maria Council is
hosting a Summer Blood Drive at Our Lady of Ransom Parish,
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For available certificates or more info, 1-5 p.m. Appointments are preferred but walk-ins are welcome.
call Joan at 630-209-2208. Sign up online at https://bit.ly/BloodDrive-8-28-20
The Freedom of Missing Out Young Adult Retreat October 16
-17 by Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat House in Barrington, IL. Retreat
Master Fr. Michael Rossmann, SJ. Call 847-381-1261 or
visit www.JesuitRetreat.org for more info.
Compliance Training
The Archdiocese of Chicago requires its parishes and schools to provide
training in sexual abuse prevention to children and youth in schools and
WorldWide Marriage Encounter (WWME) will host Virtual
programs annually. This important training is designed to educate children Weekends starting in October, 2020. For more info or to apply,
and youth on how to recognize and report abuse, and is age-appropriate, visit wwme.Chicagoland.org or call 630-577-0778.
research-based and straightforward. It’s important to note that the below
programs are not sex education courses, rather sexual abuse prevention The Women’s Center of Greater Chicagoland is seeking
training that encourages children/youth to disclose abuse, neglect or any donations of baby supplies, especially baby food and formula
troubling information to a safe adult, particularly their parent(s). (especially Enfamil). Also needed are diapers in size 5 and 6 and
Visit https://protect.archchicago.org/ to learn more about our current receiving blankets. Call 773-794-1313 for delivery instructions.
programs including:
Praesidium's Called to Protect Joyful Again! Widowed Ministry has cancelled all programs until
VIRTUS Teaching Touching Safety
March 13-14, 2021 due to the virus situation. Grieving individuals
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s Kids Smartz
RCL Benziger's Family Life Program
are invited to visit archchicago.org/coronavirus/online-grief-
Child Lures Prevention groups for virtual grief support and prayer.
Please Pray and Remember
Mass Intentions Our Sick Our U.S. Military
Monday, August 17 — Weekday Adam, Elisabeth Lt. Col. Michael Alfaro, USAF
Avery, June AB Archam, USAF
8:00 a.m. Intention of Social Concerns Ministry
Ballog, Chad Brad Balazs, USAF
Tuesday, August 18 — Weekday Ballog, Fred Andrew J. Bannon, USN
8:00 a.m. Paul Enderle Bello, Alfonso CPL.Matthew S. Bascom, USMC
Bergamin, Donald PFC Richard Bouras, Army
Wednesday, August 19 — Weekday Bloodworth, Mary Christopher Burdulinski
Bottari, Joseph Joseph Burdulinski
8:00 a.m. Chrissie Carsello Brian Chad Crowe, Navy
Brauweiler, Carl
DeMali, Joe Capt. Kimberly White Fix, Army
Thursday, August 20 — St. Bernard, Abbot & Doctor of the Church DePaul, Frank Capt. Bobby Fix, Army
8:00 a.m. Therese Hogan req Catherine T. Hogan Diamond, Kenneth Capt. Joey Fix, Army
Dieden, Gene III Capt. Max Flanagan, Army
Friday, August 21 — St. Pius X, Pope DiViesti, Anthony 1st Lt. Minhee Flanagan, Army
8:00 a.m. Shirley Wodzien req Steiger Family Doherty, Mary Capt. Anthony Friel, USMC
Ehlert, Trudie Lt. Col. Shawn J. Gaffney
Frazier, Bob AIC Matthew P. Gaffney
Saturday, August 22 —The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Gawron, Alex Jesus Gonzalez, Army
9:00 a.m. Kay Sheehy req Catherine Hogan Ail Michael Gonzalez, USAF
Gawron, Patricia
Heyman, Gina Erik Haj, USAF
Vigil— Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Heyman, Rhianna MSgt. Patrick Hilty, USMC
5:00 p.m. Mary Larkin req Shirley Girardi Heyman, Roxanne Capt. Conrad Joseph Jakubow, Army
Hinchliffe, Thomas Staff Sgt. Mark Keough, USAF
Sunday, August 23 — Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Justin King, USAF
Hope, Cindy Coklan
9:00 a.m. Karen Garver req Tom & Carole Ahern Hogan, Catherine Captain Joseph “Patrick” Malone
Neal Clark req John & Sandy Solari Hogan, Joseph CPO Joseph Manning, USN
11:00 a.m. Harriet Preston req Tom & Madelyn Gawne Keenan, Clarmarie J. Brendan Monaghan, Army
John Christopher, Sr. req. Sweeney Family Kelly, Pauline Col. Frederick W. Mooney, USAPFC
Sandra Burns req Blindauer Family Kolberg, Carol Thomas Myers, Army
7:00 p.m. Josephine Calabrese req Mike Favia & Family Kozel, Ryan Christopher Nava, Army
Jackson, Debbie Matthew Nicolau, Navy
Kristyn, Carol Jack Pegler, Army
Kristyn, Lee PFC Seth D. Perkins, USMC
Lazaro, Rita A1C Andrew T. Perkins, USAF
Elijah Christofer Rodriguez, child of Marks, Mary Kevin Reyes, Sgt., Army
Christofer Rodriguez & Judith Perdomo Miller, Jack Bryan G. Rupprecht, Jr., USAF
Miller, Janet Stephen Specht, Army
Murphy, Carolyn Major George Steinfels, USMC
Placzyk, Robert 1st Lt. Samuel Steinfels, USMC
Richie, Amy LTJG Marci Steinfels, USN
Sanderlin, Jill LCPL Lawrence Sulk, USMC
Seaman, Mary Sgt. Brian Sweeney, USAC
Rose for Life Smith, Michael Elizabeth Sweeney, USAC
A MSW Respect Life Ministry Activity Sullivan, Betty Lt. Alex Tidei, USN
Sveinsson, Jim Capt. Nicholas Vottero, Army
This week’s Rose for Life at Mary’s shrine is donated Susan Szydlowski, Brian Matthew Walsh, USMC
& Ron James in loving memory of Susan’s mother, Mildred Unitis, Dan Steven Wilhelm, Navy
Pifke on the anniversary of her birthday. Waden, George 2-2504th Parachute Infantry Regiment
Weisher, Steve Nick Wiltsie, 2nd Lt Army Ranger
This week’s Rose for Life at St. Joseph’s shrine is donated in Winrow, Alita
celebration of the ordination of Andy Matijevic as a Winrow, Andrew
transitional deacon. Wright, Marie
To honor Mary, our parish patroness and St. Joseph, Protector of the Holy Our Beloved Dead
Family, single long-stemmed roses will be placed at both shrines each
week before the weekend liturgies. The roses symbolize the Church’s
respect for life at all stages and the hope that abortion will soon be a thing Dolores Bucko, mother of Christine
of the past. Each week, two roses are dedicated to loved ones by families
or members of our parish. If you wish to donate a rose, please call Becky Helen Goc, mother of Ann Jankiewicz
Roller at 847-825-1353. A donation of $5 is requested per rose.
For all victims of COVID-19
Please do not remove vases from the altar.
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