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St. Vincent de Paul Parish
The St. Vincent de Paul community lives out the Vincentian charism by
serving and loving the Body of Christ without exception.
January 16th, 2022
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Proclaim his marvelous deeds to all
the nations”
— Psalm 96
Rev. Joseph S. Williams, C.M., Pastor
Parish Center:
1010 West Webster Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614
Phone: 773-325-8610
Fax: 773-325-8626
Email: info@stvdep.org
Website: www.stvdep.org
Facebook: facebook.com/
stvincentdepaulparishchicago
Instagram: @stvdpchicago
Mass Schedule
Weekends:
Saturday at 5:00 p.m.
Sunday at 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m.
Weekdays:
Monday through Friday at 8:00 a.m.
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Fourth Annual Retreat
For All Women
Saturday, January 29, 2022
9:00 – 11:30 am
Lunch following at a nearby restaurant if you care to join.
National Shrine of St. Frances X. Cabrini
2520 North Lakeview Avenue
Join us for prayer, spiritual reflection, and discussion.
$10 suggested donation.
Email Ginny at gcostiga@depaul.edu to register.
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Encouraging women to build friendship and community in our parish through faith and service.
Please join us on Saturday, January 29 for
our Annual Retreat.
Details on flyer.
Visit our website for more information: stvdep.org/community-life/vincentian-women/
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News & Notes
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News & Notes
REVELATION OF
GOD’S PRESENCE
Today’s first reading from Isaiah arises out of the ordeal of the
people of Jerusalem and Judea as they anticipate the end of
seventy years of exile in Babylon. Their sufferings and their
oppression will end, and they are promised joy like that of a great
wedding upon returning to their homeland. Although this passage
is probably set in the early sixth century B.C., it is free of historical
particulars. Accordingly, the Church has understood its imagery
universally, as it proclaims God’s promise of healing, hope, and
happiness for all peoples, in this world and in the next. When read
against this background, the story of Jesus’ turning water into
wine at the wedding at Cana becomes a revelation of God’s
presence in the person of Jesus, making these promises real for
us in the here and now, in the transformation of our own lives.
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News & Notes
Update your Address Or Register with the Parish
Year End Statements will be going out in the mail soon, so be sure we
have your current address. If you donate on-line, be sure to register.
Zelle does not give us your information.
Email or call Ginny to update: gcostiga@depaul.edu 773-325-8610
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Ministry of Prayer
Would you like to join our ministry of prayer or do you have someone in need of our prayers?
Each week an email is sent out to the ministers of prayer with intentions from parishioners. Prayer
ministers are asked to include the list of people in their daily prayers. We continue to live out our
mission by holding one another in prayer.
If you would like to become a minister of prayer or add someone to the prayer list, please email
Leslie Linke at llinke55@hotmail.com
Volunteers Needed: Seton Soup Kitchen
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Calendar of Events
Sunday, January 16 Mass, 8:00 am, Church, Presider: Fr. Robinson
Mass, 10:00 am, Church and
Facebook live: facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/,
Presider: Fr. Campuzano
Mass, 5:00 pm, Church, Presider: Fr. Rybolt
Monday, January 17 Mass, 8:00 am, Church
Parish Office Closed - Martin Luther King Day
Tuesday, January 18 Mass, 8:00 am, Church
Music, Stillness, Meditation, 5:30 - 6:30 pm, Church
Wednesday, January 19 Mass, 8:00 am, Church
Finance Council , 7:00pm, Portail
Thursday, January 20 Mass, 8:00 am, Church
Faith Study Group, 7:00 pm, Portail
Friday, January 21 Mass, 8:00 am, Church
Saturday, January 22 Reconciliation, 4:14 – 4:45, Church
Mass, 5:00 pm, Church, Fr. Williams
Sunday, January 23 Mass, 8:00 am, Church, Presider: Fr. Wiliams
Mass, 10:00 am, Church and
Facebook live: facebook.com/StVincentDePaulParishChicago/,
Presider: Fr. Rybolt
Religious Ed, 11:00 am, Parish Center
Mass, 5:00 pm, Church, Presider: Fr. Robinson
CCM Mass, 8:00 pm, Church, Presider: Fr. Campuzano
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News & Notes
ON BOW-TIES, AND BEING THE HEADWAITER
Copyright 2022 by John B. Reynolds (john@jrwrites.com)
My wife and I attended a friend’s wedding a few years back. I wore my best suit for the occasion. I
also sported a bow-tie, as I’m often prone to do at such events. I learned how to tie the thing a couple of years
prior--when bow ties seemed to be really in--by watching an online video my daughter had tipped me off to. I
don’t know if bow ties are still considered cool, but that’s how I still see them.
Back to the wedding... I wore my red bow-tie that night. I saw right away at the reception that I was
one of only a few guys wearing a bow-tie, period. And for sure, there were no other red ones. A few strangers
even gave me compliments for it. I was having such a good time, I didn’t notice that all of the servers were
dressed (sans suitcoat) exactly like me: black shoes, dark pants, white shirt, bow-tie.
Each member of the waitstaff, though, was wearing a black bow-tie. I didn’t give this a second thought
until the second question came my way after I’d left the dinner table to find the restrooms. The first ask was
from a woman also looking for the restrooms. Then another woman asked me where she could get a glass of
water. I pointed her to the bar area, then I recalled the red bow-tie I was wearing in a sea of black ones. With a
smile, that’s when it hit me: “She thinks I’m the headwaiter.”
This story comes to mind now as I consider today’s Gospel, John’s singular account of the Cana
wedding feast. I’ve written of it before. I’ve written of Jesus’s seemingly harsh response to his mother when
Mary tells him, “They have no wine.” I’ve written of Mary’s five-word direction to the servers that has
applied to all of us ever since: “Do whatever he tells you.” I’ve written of the abundance Jesus provides (up to
180 gallons of wine). But I’ve never written of the headwaiter.
He doesn’t really know much, you know? Jesus tells the servers, “Fill the jars with water.” Jesus tells
the servers, “Draw some out now and take it to the headwaiter.” All the HW does is taste the water-made-
wine, and--recognizing its goodness but knowing nothing of its origin--then says to the bridegroom:
“Everyone serves good wine first, and then when people have drunk freely, an inferior one; but you have kept
the good wine until now.”
Hmmm… The goodness of God is all around me, and while I might recognize the goodness, I’m often
clueless re: its origin. But thinking about it, I see I’m in good company with others who have been similarly
clueless while being in the very presence of the Christ. Like the Samaritan woman at the well when Jesus tells
her about living water (“Sir, you do not even have a bucket and the cistern is deep; where then can you get this
living water?”). Or like the disciples when Jesus tells them he has food they do not know of (“Could someone
have brought him something to eat?”). Or like Nicodemus when Jesus tells him about the need of being born
from above (“How can a person once grown old be born again?”). Cana’s headwaiter and me and all the rest:
clueless of God’s goodness but recognizing the goodness just the same. Hey. It’s a start. She thinks I’m the
headwaiter! Good company, like I said. With or without a red bow-tie.
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The Archdiocese of Chicago's Office of Young Adult Engagement has gathered a list of online resources
for your use during this time of social distancing and beyond.
Visit https://pvm.archchicago.org/online-resources to find resources about local and national prayer
opportunities, mental and physical health, books to read, podcasts to listen to and so much more. These
resources are specifically geared toward young adults to help them stay connected.
Mass offerings are available for all weekend
and weekday masses.
Request a mass to be offered on behalf of your loved one. You can reserve one
for the anniversary of a death or support someone during a difficult time, offer
one for a birthday or wedding celebration, or however else you wish.
To request a mass, please call the Parish Center, 773-325-8610 or stop in during
business hours.
Giving
DONATE with Zelle DONATE online
• Select “Transfer $ using Zelle”
• Enter donate@stvdep.org
• Enter an amount to donate
• Send!
• Register as a parishioner so we
have your contact information
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Weekly Intentions
Please Pray for Our Sick
Let us remember all those here at St. Vincent’s who are ill and in need of God’s healing and
comfort. Let us keep them in our prayers and thoughts, especially: Sue Maris Allen, Philip
Bartholomew, Alyssa Beverly, Leonila Cabael, Judith A. Caprio, Danica Djalovic, Leticia Gross,
Mary Hayes, David Neesan, Ruth Ohrem, James Schwake, Joyce Walsh
Please contact Ginny in the parish center to inform us of those who are ill and
in need of God’s healing and comfort. They will be listed in our bulletin for 4
weeks. Renewal of prayers for the sick is available by contacting Ginny at
that time. If you would like Fr. Williams to visit the person (if they live in the
area), please let Ginny know when you add them to the list.
Mass Offerings
8:00 am: Tracy Dolce (living), 10:00 am: Alina Carreno,
Sunday, January 16th
5:00 pm: People of the Parish
Monday, January 17th Traci Barczy
Tuesday, January 18th Patrick Shane Steward
Wednesday, January 19th Eneida Sanchez Velasquez
Thursday, January 20th Michael Gregory
Friday, January 21st Laura Linke
Saturday, January 22nd Jim Walsh
8:00 am: People of the Parish, 10:00 am: Lois McAdam,
Sunday, January 23rd
5:00 pm: Catherine O’Connell
Welcome New Parishioners:
Chip Westbrook, Madeline Everett, Scott Suga, Megan Coronado, Daniel Erato, Katherine Syc,
Margaret Brewick, Trevor Ploucha, Shelby Roland, Kathryn Hart, and Lily Simpson
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Welcome
Thank you for being with us! As you explore what St. Vincent has to offer, please reach out to a member of
the parish staff to answer any questions. We ask all who regularly join us in worship to take a moment to
register. This enables us to serve you better and takes only a couple of minutes. Registration can be done
through the Parish Center during business hours, or by visiting us online at www.stvdep.org.
Private Prayer in the Church
Please enter the church for private prayer through the Parish Center during regular office hours.
Finding Your Way Around
Restrooms: Public restrooms are located in the narthex and Parish Center.
Parish Center: Staff offices and meeting rooms are housed in the Parish Center. Reception for
the public is located in this building to the west of the church and to the back of the courtyard.
Ozanam Room: Large meeting and activity room on the first floor at the end of the hall.
Portail Room: Small conference room on the first floor across from the kitchen.
St. Vincent Room: Large meeting room on the lower level.
Narthex: Large gathering space at the main doors on Webster Avenue.
Sacristy: Room behind the west side of the sanctuary where the priest and other ministers
prepare for liturgical celebrations. This room also provides access to the Parish Center.
Parking
Parking behind the church is permitted for parishioners and guests attending weekend masses and Friday
wedding rehearsals. Parking at all other times without a proper DePaul University faculty/staff permit is
subject to towing at the owner’s expense. Public parking is available at the university garage on Sheffield
(at Fullerton). Tickets may be validated for two hours at Parish Center reception, or at the Sheffield
entrance of the church while attending church-related functions.
Disabled Access
A ramped sidewalk can be accessed from the rear parking lot to the Sheffield entrance of the church.
There is a ramped access to the sacristy from the church which allows access to the Parish Center through
the sacristy. All of our restrooms are disabled-accessible.
Mother Seton Food Pantry and Sandwich Kitchen
Located in the northeast corner of the church (access is through the wheelchair door on Sheffield), the
sandwich kitchen is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 8:15-10 a.m. The food pantry is
open on Tuesdays from 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. If you are interested in volunteering in the morning, or to
help prepare meals or shop, please contact Rachel Nass at RNass@depaul.edu.
Office for the Protection of Children and Youth
If you would like more information about child protection in the Archdiocese of Chicago or
how to report abuse, please go to http://www.archchicago.org/departments/protection/
protection.shtm or call Jan Slattery, OPCY Director at 312-534-5319.
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Celebration of the Sacraments at St. Vincent de Paul
Reconciliation: Saturday afternoon, 4:15-4:45 p.m. in the Reconciliation Room near the Sheffield
entrance of the church, or you can call the Parish Center for an appointment.
Baptism: Please contact Mary Carter (mcarte40@depaul.edu) to register for baptism preparation, which
is held on the 3rd Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. You may attend this class
either before or after your child is born.
Following preparation and after your child is born, please contact Mary to schedule a baptism date.
Baptisms are celebrated on the 4th Sunday of the month at 11:30 a.m., or during a regular Sunday mass.
Baptism is not celebrated during the Lenten season.
Marriage: Please contact Mary Carter (mcarte40@depaul.edu) to discuss the celebration of the
sacrament of marriage here at St. Vincent’s, or concerning preparation and prenuptial matters if you are
getting married in another parish.
For baptized Catholics, marriage is celebrated within a Catholic church in the presence of a priest or
deacon. The first item to plan is the selection of a date and time. In order to celebrate the sacrament
of marriage at St. Vincent, one needs to be a registered parishioner for four months prior to
discussion of a date. DePaul University faculty, staff, students, and alumni may also celebrate their
wedding here, provided either the bride, groom, or both are Roman Catholic, registered at a parish and
actively engaged in the practice of their faith. Weddings are celebrated on Saturdays only, at 1:00 p.m. or
3:00 p.m. Weddings are not celebrated during the season of Lent, Holy Week or Saturdays that conflict
with other parish events. Mary confirms all reservations for weddings.
Confirmation: Catholic adults who would like to receive the sacrament of Confirmation are invited to
contact Rebecca at rcarmic1@depaul.edu. Confirmation preparation sessions are held Sunday evenings
February through May.
RCIA: Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a program that prepares adults to receive the
sacrament(s) of Baptism, Confirmation and First Communion. Preparation sessions are held on Sundays
from 11:15 a.m.-1:00 p.m. and celebration of the sacraments occurs at the Easter Vigil mass. To learn more
or to enroll in the RCIA program, please contact Rebecca at rcarmic1@depaul.edu.
First Communion: Requires two years of classes. Family catechesis (classes for parents and children)
religious education classes are held monthly. Please contact Rebecca at rcarmic1@depaul.edu.
Priesthood/Religious Life: Please contact Fr. Derek Swanson, C.M., by phone at 1-800-depaul-1 or by
email at vocations@vincentian.org to learn more about becoming a priest or religious.
Anointing of the Sick: To receive the sacrament of anointing of the sick, please contact the Parish
Center.
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Contact Us
Parish Staff
Rev. Joseph S. Williams, C.M.
Pastor ...................................................................................................................... jwill168@depaul.edu
Robert Beatty
Director of Music and Community Development …………………………………….. rbeatty1@depaul.edu
Rebecca Simons
Evangelization & Faith Formation Coordinator ………………………………………. rcarmic1@depaul.edu
Christopher Allen
Communications Director ………………………………………………………………………. callen53@depaul.edu
Mary Carter
Administrative Assistant & Records ……………………….……………………………… mcarte40@depaul.edu
Ginny Costigan
Administrative Assistant ………………………………….…………………………………….. gcostiga@depaul.edu
Suzanne Hannau
Assistant Director of Music & Young Adult Ministry …………………………………. sgillen1@depaul.edu
Jen Olson
Director of Operations ……………………………………………………………………….. jolson@archchicago.org
Jose and Salvador Perez
Maintenance
Bulletin Information
Articles must be submitted on or before Noon on Saturday for the next weekend’s bulletin (earlier, for
the week preceding holidays). Microsoft Word attachments are requested. Please make sure to indicate
which Sunday date(s) you’re requesting.
Please DO NOT send content by email, but instead use the Bulletin Submission Form:
stvdep.org/weekly-bulletin/. Contact Christopher Allen (callen53@depaul.edu) with any questions.
Website Information
Submit news items, photos, PDF announcements, and similar promotional materials at any time to
Christopher Allen. Please include your complete contact information in case we need to reach you.
The Word Among Us (wau.org) is a Catholic
devotional magazine with the daily mass readings and
reflections.
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops DePaul University (http://tinyurl.com/mxkaue6) has a
(tinyurl.com/pn4a7wl) has a daily video reflection on variety of resources regarding St. Vincent de Paul and
the mass readings, as well as the readings the Vincentian Family, including articles, podcasts and
interviews, in “All Things Vincentian.”
Busted Halo (bustedhalo.com) is an “online magazine
for spiritual seekers” sponsored by the Paulist Fathers. Saint of the Day (http://tinyurl.com/l57vch) provides a
It includes reflections on faith and popular culture. short biography of the saint for the current day.
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