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St. Vincent de Paul Parish
January 6th, 2019
The Epiphany of the Lord
“Rise up in splendor, Jerusalem! The
Lord shines upon you.”
— Isaiah 60:1-6
Rev. Jeremy Dixon, 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
Mass Schedule
Weekends:
Saturday at 5:00 p.m.
Sunday at 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 5:00
p.m.
September through May: 8:00 p.m.
Weekdays:
Monday through Friday at 8:00 a.m.
Miraculous Medal Novena
Monday mornings after the 8:00 a.m.
MassSt. Vincent de Paul Parish 2
Sunday Scripture Reflection
It has always been a fairly common occurrence that people
get lost. Since the dawn of time, people have used various
methods to find their way. Yet sometimes we don’t have
good directions. Sometimes we take a wrong turn.
Although GPS and Google Maps have cut down on getting
lost, it still happens.
Sometimes as well we can get lost in our lives. A poor
decision leads to another and one day we wake up to
discover that we are a long way from where we hoped or
wanted to be. Perhaps grief, anger or sadness has knocked us out of line. Perhaps the anxieties and
worries about the church or our political system weigh us down and lead us to lose sight of our
ideals. Whatever the reason, we often can feel lost or adrift in our lives, wondering how we got to
where we are or how to get to where we want to be.
We hear today the story of how the Magi followed the star to the infant Jesus, how they finally
arrived to see the child and worship him. In our lives, there isn’t a physical star to lead us to where
we want, but the star that grounds us and helps us to find direction and meaning is Christ himself.
When we begin to follow his light in our lives, even if it seems far off and dim, we grow in our love
and our hope. The light directing us and leading us is always there if we are open to seeing it. As
St. Paul said, nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ – not distance, not sin, not
fear. Jesus is waiting for us to see him in our lives, to give of ourselves in service to one other.
Today we are invited to trust in him, especially if we feel lost, at drift or alone.
Throughout his pontificate, Pope Francis has invited us to recognize the loving and merciful
presence of Jesus in our lives, and to be the mercy of God for others. Even when we are adrift and
unsure and full of doubts, Jesus is there to welcome us and help us to grow. He is the star that can
draw us back into a life of love and faith.
Our celebration today of Epiphany is really a celebration of the fact that Jesus came for every
person throughout the world. No one – past, present or future – is outside his love and mercy.
Christ works in the life of each person, you and me included. We are called to recognize his loving
presence and guidance in our own lives, and to help others
who are lost or alone to see it in their lives as well.
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Pray : Serve : Share
We would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone that took part in the Christmas Gift Tag Program.
Your generous contributions made the holidays brighter for the children and families associated with
Marillac House. We would also like to thank those that helped sort the donations and prepare them for
delivery. This event would not be possible without the wonderful parishioners and friends of St. Vincent
de Paul.
Planned Giving
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Pray : Serve : Share
SETON SOUP As members of a
large parish, it
KITCHEN can be daunting
Vincentian Mission Sunday to become
The Seton Sandwich Window began in 1980 familiar with
from the front of the parish center. Since then, each other. To help remedy this, there will
the generosity of many people has allowed us
to expand the menu and serve guests six days be a Name Tag Sunday on January 5-6, and
per week. Now we serve over 31,000 meals per again on the first Sunday of every month.
year.
When you come to Mass that weekend,
The second weekend of every Month will be
please write your name on a name tag that
Vincentian Mission Sunday. We ask that you
bring donations to church with you. You can will be available at each door and wear it
give it to an usher, put it on the altar, or take
your donation to the parish office.
during Mass. Then as we greet each other at
the beginning, and during the Sign of Peace,
This month we are asking for donations of
dish soap or hand soap. greet those around you by name. Help us
get to know each other and take this step
Thank you for your continued support of our
Vincentian mission to serve our sisters and towards building our community.
brothers in need.
Encouraging women to build friendship and community in our parish through faith and service.
Pray the Rosary on Wednesday, January 9th at 6:00 pm in the Church. Doors open at 5:30 pm.
SIGN UP NOW…
Second Annual Winter Retreat for Women
Saturday, January 26, 2019
9:00 am – 3:00 pm in the Parish Center and Church.
Please see flier for more information.
Register with Mary Carter at marycharlescarter@gmail.com
Visit our website for more information: stvdep.org/community-life/vincentian-women/
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Pray : Serve : Share
The Epiphany of the Lord January 6, 2019St. Vincent de Paul Parish 6
News & Notes
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News & Notes
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TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Monday of this week is Christmas Day in Russia and in much of the Orthodox world. This curious difference
in schedule has a lot to do with how calendars have been developed and changed over the years. In the year
45 B.C. Julius Ceasar gave the empire his Julian Calendar, with the winter solstice on January 6. This put an
end to a system in which officials called pontiffs were able to tweak the calendar by adding extra days in as
needed. He invented two new months at that time, December and January; and in order to correct the mess the
pontiffs had made, forced a year of 445 days on the empire in what he named The Last Year of Confusion.
The new months varied in number of days according to a complex schedule, but the calendar was still off by
nearly twelve minutes a year, and lost a full day every 130 years.
Pope Gregory XIII reformed the calendar in 1583, but not everyone appreciated his efforts. England held out
for two hundred years. The year 1700 was a leap year in England, but not in France; they were eleven days
apart! George Washington was really born on February 11; when the Gregorian calendar was finally adopted
in the English colonies shortly before the Revolution, he had to move his birthday to February 22. Now the
calendars are thirteen days apart, which accounts for Russias Julian calendar Christmas. And Caesar thought
he had brought confusion to an end!
—Rev. James Field, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
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News & Notes
ON PACKING BOXES, AND EPIPHANY MOMENTS
Copyright 2018 by John B. Reynolds (john@jrwrites.com)
About a month ago now, I had a chance through my employer to participate in a service project for
the Salvation Army. Per HR’s late-October email: “We are looking for your support and involvement
to further our efforts in the fight against hunger through our partnership with the Salvation Army!”
Further down, the email gave details around a couple of specific service needs, and here’s the one
that caught my attention: “We are asking our associates to volunteer to fill food boxes at the
Salvation Army location here in Elk Grove Village…We need 30 people each day, and if we get 60
people to participate each day we will split the time into two shifts…”
It caught many of my colleagues’ attention, too, because come the day, we sent two teams of 30+ to
the SA warehouse. The first group worked from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. My group worked from
10:00 AM to noon. The SA folks had clearly handled such volunteer effort before, as everything was
nailed down/buttoned up (whichever phraseology you prefer). But since we’re talking clichés, let’s
just say that this wasn’t their first rodeo. They had the logistics worked out before we entered the
packing area. Two parallel lines. Sort of like the two lines at a salad bar, but instead of putting things
on your plate, you put things on somebody else’s plate (or here, into somebody’s else’s box).
At one end of the line, folks were forming the boxes that the food was packed into. These boxes
were maybe the size of box you’d end up with if you bought a case of printer paper. Most of my
colleagues ended up here and I had intended to join them, but I was tagged instead to be one of the
people filling the boxes with the food being given away. The SA had pallets of stuffing mix and mac &
cheese and flour and on and on, with one person stationed at each commodity to fill up the boxes as
they rolled over the conveyor belt toward sealing and palletizing. Me? I was the cake mix guy. Fitting.
I like cake. And while I kept up with the flow, I was often smiling to myself recalling the I Love Lucy
episode when she was wrapping chocolates on the line. Hysterical!
I was surprised to hear at noon that we had packed 1,382 boxes. This meant that I’d packed roughly
half of that number of cake mix units and that Joanne--across from me at the salad bar--had packed
the other half. It also meant that that my colleagues at the very beginning of the line had folded the
1,382 boxes that Joanne, Natalie, Lori, and Max and all the rest filled up. The SA people told us it was
an impressive total--and that’s good, I guess--but a month later, I’m really hanging on to something
else they told us. They told us that with a permanent staff of less than ten people, they simply
couldn’t do this on their own. This spoke to me. Many hands really do make light the load, you
know? Epiphany moment-wise, this isn’t way up there, and yet it’s something to consider as we head
into 2019. The Kingdom needs us more than ever. There is good work to be done everywhere we
turn it seems, and when we roll up our sleeves--in whatever context--amazing things happen.
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News & Notes
Weddings Celebrated in December:
Hung Ngo and Jian Wu
Bridget O'Brien and Jonathan Barron
Jennifer Kopczynski and Richard Harris
Kaytlyn Stachura and Andrew Holmstrom
Stephanie Spencer and Conor Joyce
We welcome into the church this weekend:
Francis Ryan Naset – son of John and Tera Naset
Mary Susan Stoll – daughter of John and Melissa Stoll
Giving
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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: Ron Bennett, Alyssa Beverly, Gabriel Cabael.
Juliette Calabrese, Linda Cameron, Camdyn Campbell, Margaret Charles, Almeda Colby, Pat Dillon,
Virginia Dillon, Luis and Evelyn Fuentes, John Garrity, Mary Grecoina, Leticia Gross, Mary Hayes,
Anita Italiane Hearl, Madelynn Jacobs, Nancy Janis, Gustavo Lauria, Laura Linke, David Neesan,
Eileen Ouimet, Terri Proietto, Natalia De Los Rios, Victor Russell, James Schwake, Scott Taylor,
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 3 weeks. Renewal of prayers for the sick
is available by contacting Ginny at that time. If you would like Fr. Jeremy to visit the person (if
they live in the area), please let Ginny know when you add them to the list.
Mass Offerings
Mass offerings are now available for all weekend masses in addition to weekdays.
Several weekend masses are available through the end of the year! We are also scheduling masses for 2019.
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.
Please contact the parish office at 773-325-8610 or stop by to reserve a mass intention.
Saturday, January 5th 5:00 p.m. Leonor Alba
Sunday, January 6th 8:00 a.m. People of the Parish
Sunday, January 6th 10:00 a.m. Fr. Pat Harrity, C.M.
Sunday, January 6th 5:00 p.m. Vocations for the Vincentian Family
Monday, January 7th 8:00 a.m. Donald Storto, Sr.
Tuesday, January 8th 8:00 a.m. Gustavo Lauria (living)
Wednesday, January 9th 8:00 a.m. Clarence Nikola
Thursday, January 10th 8:00 a.m. Tracy Dolce (living)
Friday, January 1th 8:00 a.m. Kathryn Whitmer
Saturday, January 12th 5:00 p.m. People of the Parish
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Week at a Glance
Sunday, January 6th Presiders: Vigil Mass - Fr. Dixon; 8:00 a.m. Mass - Fr. Dixon;
10:00 a.m. Mass - Fr. Dixon; 5:00 p.m. Mass - Fr. Rybolt; 8:00 p.m. Mass -
Fr. Borlik
* Note - The student mass is now at 8:00 p.m. instead of 8:30 p.m.
R.C.I.A. ……………….… 9:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. - St. Vincent & Portail Rooms
Al Anon Meeting …………………….. 4:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. - St. Vincent Room
Monday, January 7th SPRED …………….………………..….….. 6:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. - Ozanam Room
AA Meeting …………….………….….. 7:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. - St. Vincent Room
Tuesday, January 8th Parish Office Closes at 5:00 pm
Wednesday, January 9th Pray the Rosary …………….…………………..……………….….. 6:00 p.m. - Church
AA Meeting …………….…………..….. 6:30 p.m.- 7:30 p.m. - St. Vincent Room
Choir Practice ……………………….….. 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.. - Ozanam Room
Thursday, January 10th
Friday, January 11th
Saturday, January 12th
Sunday, January 13th Presiders: Vigil Mass - Fr. Dixon; 8:00 a.m. Mass - Fr. Dixon;
10:00 a.m. Mass - Fr. Robinson; 5:00 p.m. Mass - Fr. Rybolt; 8:00 p.m.
Mass - Fr. Robinson
R.C.I.A. ……………….… 9:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. - St. Vincent & Portail Rooms
Religious Ed ……………… 10:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. - Portail & Ozanam Rooms
Outreach Commission Meeting ………….………….. 11:00 a.m - Soup Kitchen
Al Anon Meeting …………………….. 4:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. - St. Vincent Room
Financial Stewardship
Actual vs. Budget Last Year Actual Comparable
Nov 2018 Budget $ Over Budget Nov 2018 Nov 2017 $ Over LY
Sunday Basket 15,918 18,373 (2,455) 15,918 15,557 361
Offertory Automated 15,399 11,000 4,399 15,399 11,713 3,686
Total Collections 31,317 29,373 1,944 31,317 27,270 4,047
Other Revenue * 20,385 18,315 2,070 20,385 16,413 3,972
Total Revenue 51,702 47,688 4,014 51,702 43,683 8,019
4 Weeks 4 Weeks 4 Weeks 4 Weeks
* Includes Monthly Stewardship from DePaul University
Thank you for your continued support of St. Vincent de Paul Parish! Your commitment is vital to the fiscal
health of our parish. For convenient regular giving, please consider using our auto-withdrawal program.
Visit www.stvdep.org/donate/ for more information.
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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.
We Welcome the Following New Parishioners: Jim Cullen, David Smyth
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-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 Fr. Jeremy Dixon at JDIXON20@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, 4:15-4:50 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. Jim Osendorf, CM, 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. Jeremy Dixon, C.M.
Pastor ...................................................................................................................... jdixon20@depaul.edu
Robert Beatty
Director of Music and Community Development …………………………………….. rbeatty1@depaul.edu
Rebecca Allen
Coordinator of RCIA & Adult Religious Ed. ……………………………………………. 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
Maggie Fernandez
Business Manager ………………………………………………………………………….…….. mferna48@depaul.edu
Suzanne Gillen
Assistant Director of Music & Young Adult Ministry …………………………………. sgillen1@depaul.edu
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 The Word Among Us (wau.org) is a Catholic
devotional magazine with the daily mass readings devotional magazine with the daily mass readings
and reflections. 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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