July 4 - St. Pius X Catholic Community

Catholic Community ofSt. Pius XJULY 4, 2010FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME1025 E. Madison Street Lombard, IL 60148 630-627-4526 www.stpiuslombard.org

The Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeIndependence Day ~ July 4, 2010“Discipleship and Citizenship”The Scriptures at a Glance:First (Hebrew) Reading: Isaiah 66: 10 -14God will comfort and bless us.Second (Letters) Reading: Ephesians 4: 30 - 5: 2Be imitators of God, as his beloved children and live in love.The (Good News) Gospel: Luke 10: 1-12, 17-20Jesus sends out his disciples and instructs them on discipleshipBreaking Open God's Word ~ The Table of the Word:We have been called and sent out to do the work of the Lord. We are to carry on thework of Christ as disciples who spread the Good News. We as faithful disciples andgood citizens are called to be imitators of God, spreading the love of Jesus Christand being kind, compassionate, and forgiving.Some Independence Day Reflections on Discipleship and Citizenship by Father Tom:As citizens of our great democracy, we are first and foremost disciples of Jesus Christ. The call to discipleship is a radicalcall to wit ness to our faith and to witness to the true freedom which comes from faith in Jesus Christ and faithfulness to the Gospel.Like Jerusalem, we live even in these difficult times blessed as a nation of prosperity, which is called to share our wealth and to givepraise to the God of our blessings and wealth.As followers of Christ, we are called to "hear the cry of the poor" and as a land of immigrants open our land to those whoseek to join in the blessings of this land and to share in our freedoms. True disciples, we are to witness to justice and peace. We arecalled to be open to the immigrant and the foreigner. We are called to spread the message of true freedom to all through our faith inJesus Christ. We are called to promote life and to protect and to defend all human life and the quality of that life at all stages.As we mark the birth of our Nation, we of the Catholic Community are called to discipleship through our openness to thosewho seek the freedoms and opportunities offered in our land, while also defending these freedoms and the quality and growth ofthese freedoms. We are called to share the Good News but also to recognize the many diverse peoples and faiths which havecollectively shaped and molded the fabric of our Nation and its amazing diversity and cultural richness. We offer Christ to all, livingin his Holy Spirit, but we never impose our faith on others. Rather we promote and witness to the great truths and moral values ofour faith, calling others to Christ by our words and deeds. We share our values and work through our political system to bring theseuniversal values to fruition in our great Nation through the exchange of dialogue and ideas and the call to conversion and acceptancewithout rigid imposition and totalitarian repression. This requires the delicate balance which has made this diverse Nation both greatand successful. We truly share what we believe and we call others to belief; we work to establish values, and we dialogue on theissues. We later even vote and express our dismay over fundamental differences which may prevail, while never overthrowing ourgovernment even as we work to bring about change. These are the wheels of democracy and freedom, precious values which mustguide our direction for the future, taking strong and moral stands as disciples, even as we work to change the prevailing culture whilerespecting the strong and deeply held positions of others, even to the contrary of our own.As citizens may we work to refine and strengthen our freedoms and as disciples may we work to promote and advance ourChristian values in the dialogue of freedom which is this Nation, whose birth we celebrate today. May we also remember all thosewho have attained these freedoms in our short history through the exchange of ideas and working to bring these ideas into our realityas a Nation and also those who have fought to defend our freedoms, even giving their lives military and civilian to keep this Nationfree and open.www.stpiuslombard.orgPage 2

When we look upon the Blessed Sacramentwe behold in faith the very beauty ofParadise, the most exciting reality in our life,for contained in the Holy Eucharist is Jesus’personal love for you, which is all the love ofheaven and earth combined. (Mother Teresaof Calcutta, Rosary Meditations)We believe as Catholics that the Eucharist isJesus Christ’s body, blood, soul and divinity; all that He is. Ifsomeone at the grocery store told you that Jesus was in thefrozen food aisle, wouldn’t you go there in a hurry, if only to bein His holy presence?Our Savior resides in our own Prayer Chapel at St. Pius, and Heis looking very much forward to seeing you there. Christ is ourbest friend, our teacher, our guide; and He wants to be withyou! “Each time we visit Him, He pours out upon us the gracesHe won for us on Calvary and increases His divine life withinus, where the Holy Trinity flows into us.” (Mother Teresa ofCalcutta, Rosary Meditations) He can’t wait to pour out hisgrace on His children…that’s you!The Prayer Chapel is open Sunday through Friday evenings7 p.m. to 11 p.m..Please come and adore Him.We are in need of people to pledge one hour per week in thePrayer Chapel. Would you consider being one of the peoplewhose presence guarantees we can keep the Chapel going?Please contact our leaders to pledge your hour.Sunday Estelle Soger 630-627-8310Monday Cathy Monckton 708-646-8067Tuesday Michele LoCoco 630-620-6283Wednesday Linda Chan 630-941-8918Thursday Ceil D’Acquisto 630-627-9472Friday Carol Gawenda 630-833-3211LITURGICAL CALENDARMonday July 5Hos 2:16, 17b-18, 21-22; Mt 9:18-269:00 am Thomas A. Corbino, Sr. (anniv.)Tuesday July 6Hos 8:4-7, 11-13; Mt 9:32-388:00 am Norma D’Acquisto by Dorothy DwyerWednesday July 7Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12; Mt 10:1-78:00 am Charles & Honor Haupt by Jane DelaneyThursday July 8Hos 11:1-4, 8c-9; Mt 10:7-158:00 am Sarah & George Temborius by familyLauren Curry by familyFriday July 9Hos 14:2-10; Mt 10:16-238:00 am Kathy Sarocka by familySaturday July 10Is 6:1-8; Mt 10:24-338:00 am Mary Younger by Ray & Pat Saavedra4:00-4:30 pm ReconciliationVigil—Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time5:00 pm Millie Orsi-Special Intentions by Eugene OlsonSt. Pius X Parish Family7:00 pm Misa en españolSunday July 11Dt 30:10-14; Ps 69 or Ps 19; Col 1:15-20; Lk 10:25-378:00 am Richard Schulkins (anniv.) by Holtmeyer familyNorma D’Acquisto by Catherine Monckton9:30 am Ray & Dora Niccolai by familyDonna Kroening by Pat Roberts11:30 am Bill Seebauer by Catherine Monckton1:00 pm BaptismsWE CARE — WE SHARENext weekend isWe Care – We Share weekendItems needed in the food pantry include:TunaMaruchen NoodlesCanned PineapplePotatoes (box or can)And as always,Paper Towels & Toilet PaperThank you again for your supportSociety of St. Vincent de PaulSensational Summer Sunday with the Son!Come join the St. Pius X “Great Adventurers” forfellowship, light refreshments and a chance toplay Bible Timeline Trivia.Sunday, August 8 from 2:00 to 4:00 PMWe’ll meet on the “Green Hills of Canaan” - thegrassy area in front of the Madison Street parkinglot at St. Pius X Church, Lombard.Group leaders will be contacting you regardingfood/beverage assignments.RSVP by July 21 tokellyrez@comcast.netor leave a message at630-629-5954.www.stpiuslombard.orgPage 4

MARKET DAY ORDERS FOR JULY 15 PICK UPSt. Pius X Council ofCatholic Women will besponsoring a summer MarketDay on Thursday, July 15th.Pick up will be in theWagner Room from 10 to 11am. We need your support to havea successful fundraiser. Please place your order form in theMarket Day Box in the O’Neill Room by Noon on Sunday,July 11th. $3,800 in orders will give us an extra profit. Lastminute additions or late orders, phone Rose Martinet at630-620-0295 before 8pm on July 12. If you place your orderat marketday.com for St. Pius C.C.W. Church sale on July 15thyou have until July 12 at 11pm.EARLY SUMMER BULLETIN DEADLINESBulletin Articles forJuly 25, August 1, and August 8are due at the Parish Office by July 16.Please plan accordingly.Submit articles by email to bulletin@stpiuslombard.orgWe need help on July 15th If you can volunteer some timethat morning, please phone Carol Weiland 630-495-2647.Thank You for your support.Paul BenesMelvin ArnsRobyn Verkampthe following parishioners andfriends who are ill:John GranerGeorge MalloySandy MaduziaGary KrauseElizabeth VronaPhyllis HoltmeyerSUNRISE MINISTERSThanks to those who have been visiting every Tuesday morningfor the last 6 months. I know the residents are grateful for theprayer time.Let’s have a brief meeting over a cup of coffee onWednesday, July 14 following the 8:00 am Mass in the WagnerRoom.If anyone else is interested in joining the ministry, pleasecome to the meeting or call Sr. Pauline at 630-627-5810.CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF ST. PIUS X, 1025 E. MADISON STREET, LOMBARD, IL 60148Parish Office 630-627-4526Fax 630-495-5926School 630-627-2353Fax 630-627-1810Faith Formation630-627-1551Convent 630-627-5810Parish and School website:www.stpiuslombard.orgParish E-mail:parishoffice@stpiuslombard.orgPastorRev. Thomas A. CorbinoDeaconsJohn Chan, Ron Knecht,Larry Lissak, Tom RachubinskiPastoral CareSr. Pauline Schutz, OSFHispanic Ministry FacilitatorFr. Jesús ReyesMusic Director Joel EverettSchool Principal Daniel FlahertyJuly 4, 2010Page 5Youth Faith Formation/Youth MinisterGina WiedmanCoordinator Youth Faith Formation/RCIA Director Paul LipowskiBusiness Manager John MatyasikFinancial Assistant Mary Jane TaddaParish/Pastor’s Administrative AssistantDonna CooperParish SecretaryPam MatyasikMaintenance DirectorSallie McGinnMission StatementWe the people of St. Pius X Church, a faith community in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Joliet, Illinois, accept the challenge torestore all things in Christ through the use of our gifts and ministry. Guided by the Father, nourished by the Eucharist, and inspiredby the Holy Spirit we embrace all through our commitment to worship, education, service, and stewardship.

YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2010What is YLC, you mayask?? It's our DiocesanYouth Leadership Conference. Weattended from June 25th - 27th, andwere joined by 800 other teens fromacross the Diocese! We developed ourleadership skills, experienced a varietyof prayer, sang, danced, played, andthen prayed some more! Here aresome pictures & comments from theteens that attended the conference. Ifyou think YOU'D like to jump onboard with catching on fire for Christ,call Gina in the Youth Ministry officeat 630-627-4526 x204. You arewelcomed to join with a GREAT groupof teens from our parish as we continueto grow in faith."YLC brought me a better understanding of myfaith and my relationship with God. It is such agreat experience being surrounded with tons ofteens who are all so passionate about theirfaith!"Andrea E"YLC set me on fire for my faith, and gave methe tools to keep that fire burning and spread itto others. Thanks and God bless.”Lukas W“YLC changed my view on youthministry from going to hang out withfriends to going and fully experiencingmy faith and God's love with friends; Ican't wait to go next year!Thy will be done!!”Lauren Kwww.stpiuslombard.orgPage 6

JESUS CHRIST CREW ATTENDS YLC—AT LEWIS UNIVERSITY"You can really see that you're not alone in your faithwhen you see the number of kids, just like you, whocome here."Ryan“YLC brought mecloser to God andto my Catholicfaith, and I'venever beenhappier :)”Cate S“YLC was an extremelypositive religiousexperience that will notbe forgotten.”Lauren FJuly 4, 2010Page 7

Open Registration for New School Families!We welcome you to join our vibrant school community andexperience the benefits of a Catholic education! St. Pius offers:• An average class size of 20-22,with two classes per grade level• Full-day and morning half-daykindergarten programs• Art, Music, Computer, Library andGym• State-of-the-art technology in usethroughout the building• Spanish curriculum that begins inthird grade• Daily hot lunch program available for full-day students• Service projects• No-cut athletic program for fifth to eighth gradestudents• School uniforms• Wide variety of extracurricular activities• Warm family atmosphereHave you heard the buzz about our Preschool Program?Children are able to attend up to five mornings or five full dayseach week or a combination thereof. This “flexible” programwas designed to help parents better meet the learning needs oftheir children. Please call 630-627-2353. Visit us online atwww.stpiuslombard.org/school!FAITH FORMATION 2010/11As we begin to look ahead & plan for next school year, haveyou ever discerned becoming a catechist? What about being acatechist aide? Spreading the Word of God and your faith tothe children enrolled in our Faith Formation program can be avery rewarding gift. If you are considering sharing your giftswith the children in the Faith Formation Office, please give us acall for more information. You need to take a Protecting God'sChildren class and have a background check done. Call theFaith Formation office for additional details at 630-627-1551.We need catechists & aides for the following sessions:CatechistsTuesday class at 6:45 pm - Grades 3, 4, 5, 6Wednesday class at 4:15 pm - Grades K, 5Wednesday class at 6:45 pm - Grade 7AidesTuesday class at 6:45 pm - Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Wednesday class at 4:15 pm - Grades 4, 5ST. PIUS X MANNA UPDATESQuick MannaBecause of the Fourth of July HolidayQuick Manna will not be availableon Sunday, July 4.Regular Manna Orders are still dueby 11 am on Sunday, July 4.They will be available for pick upone day later:Thursday, July 8, from 2 to 3 pm at theParish Office.VBS Needs Your HelpIn less than a month we're ready to go full swing into this summer's Vacation Bible School for our primary children. We are in needof some donated items. If you'd like to help us out & donate any of these items, please bring them to the Parish Office. We thankyou very much for supporting our Ministry to Children!Styrofoam CupsSoil (large bags)Quick Grow Grass SeedWashable MarkersToilet Paper TubesPaper Towel TubesCoffee Cans w/LidsWrapping PaperRiceColored Rubber BandsST. PIUS X VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLGlue SticksChalkboard PaintColored ChalkPom PomsRed Construction PaperPaper ClipsStringTacky GlueHand Hole Punch3/8 in. clear plastic tubing1/4 in. dowel rodsColored duct tapeBirdseedEmbroidery floss (asst. colors)BeadsNapkinsPaper PlatesPaper Towelswww.stpiuslombard.orgPage 8

ALTAR SERVER DAILY SCHEDULEMonday 7/5 9:00 Billy Devens & Monica LoftusTuesday 7/6 8:00 Isabella Devens & Grace GuthrieWednesday 7/7 Connor Chiaramonti & Michelle JelinekThursday 7/8 8:00 Calvin Linnig & Kelsey LinnigFriday 7/9 Cheyenne Brunig & Abby ThomasSaturday 7/10 Emily Crotty & Chris RyanTHIS WEEK’S CALENDAR OF EVENTSMonday-July 5Morning Mass9:00 AMFacilities Closed after MassTuesday-July 6Men's Cursillo 6:00 a.m. O’Neill RoomBoy Scouts 7:00 p.m. OutdoorsBaptismal Preparation 7:00 p.m. ChurchWednesday-July 7Prayer Group 7:30 p.m. Wagner RoomSunday-July 11—We Care/We ShareSt. Vincent de Paul 9:15 a.m. ConventENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEEIf you don’t want to trash youraccumulated plastic and paper shoppingbags, but don’t know what else to do,bring them to Church. They can be put inthe Environmental Committee’s plastic binon the shelf in the O’Neill Room or next tothe St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry. We’llmake sure they’re put to good use.Remember, we still collect and recycle cell phones, batteries,ink cartridges, eye glasses and many other things. A partial listof recyclable items is on the side of the plastic container.MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY, JULY 10 AND SUNDAY, JULY 11MASS TIMEALTARSERVERSEXTRAORDINARYMINISTERSLECTORSGREETERSCANTOR/KEYBOARDSATURDAY5:00 PMChris RyanMeghan RyanKrystian SeebertHenry WallaceCeil D’AcquistoKerry KoperaTerry LanniganCheryl SuttonLinnea & Paul WardaGreg WolfDonna FowlerSr. Pauline SchutzAlexandra WallaceJoel EverettSATURDAY7:00 pmMisa en españolMaria G. SernaNicholas PopernikEmmanuel SernaDiego MoralesYliana MoralesRosario SernaLucy SernaFrancis DiazIsabel RodriguezLaura MoraAbe AlamilloRoberto SeguraGuillermo RuizFloriberto GarciaRosa FloresDeli RiveraSUNDAY8:00 AMMatthew BurnsMichael GowinKristina MarzulloMary Lee BurnsShirley CeronePete ElgenessAnthony & Pat IncrocciLeanne NewmanJulia NewmanPatsy ScalzittiCecilia AcostaZita AndreeKristen VarnesJoel EverettSUNDAY9:30 AMAmanda ChapmanClaire FaganJessica PellegriniSpencer TrefilekCharles & Kathy GraftonBob & Heidi GrantKathy HoganJeff MolendaDylan ChapmanSharon RakowskiBill & Trisha CaseyBill Schweihs andLouise SchweihsTrisha CaseyJoel EverettSUNDAY11:30 AMGeorge DawsonErin MalabKate TaddaTim WagnerFrank & Judith EndaDolores HigdonDolores PflumDavid SimekJackie StawiarskiWalter BraunshausenJo DowlingJohn GerlesitsMary GerlesitsMarv SchulgenJoel EverettJuly 4, 2010Page 9

Misa en EspañolSacerdoteCoordinadorEducación ReligiosaSecretariaSábado 7:00 p.m.Jesús M. ReyesAbraham RodríguezLaura MoraMINISTERIO HISPANOMatrimonios, Bautizos e Intenciones de misaHable a la Rectoría para más informaciónHorario de OficinaMiércoles y Jueves 1:30 a 4:00 p.m.Teléfono 630-627-4526spxhispano@aol.comwww.stpiuslombard.orgPage 10

MASSESSaturday: 5:00 PM Anticipation of SundayMisa en Español: Sábado 7 PMSunday: 8:00 AM, 9:30 AM, and 11:30 AMMass interpreted in sign language:5 PM SaturdayHoly Days: see previous Sunday BulletinWeekdays: 8:00 AM Monday through Saturday(8:30 am beginning August 23)SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATIONSaturday: 4:00 to 4:30 PM or by appointment.SACRAMENT OF BAPTISMThe Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the second andthird Sundays at 1:00 PM or at a Mass by request from thefamily. No Baptisms are celebrated during Lent. Parentpreparation is required. The parent meeting for Baptism isnormally on the first Monday of the month at 7:00 PM.Please call the Parish Office for more information(630-627-4526).SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGEPlease call the Parish Office at least 6 months before yourdesired wedding date, to check availability.FUNERALSArrangements should be made at the Parish Office beforepublication in the newspaper.SICK CALLSHomebound because of sickness or age, please call theParish Office (630-627-4526) to arrange a visit with aMinister of Care.Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick available after Massupon request. Please ask or call Fr. Tom.Because of HIPAA Privacy regulations, hospitals can nolonger contact the parish without family consent. When youare in the hospital and want someone from St. Pius X tovisit you or would like your name added to the Prayers ofthe Faithful, your family should notify the Parish Office.Page 11PARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday through Thursday:8:30 AM—Noon; 12:30 PM—3:00 PMFriday: 8:30 AM—NoonIf you call when the office is closed, you can leave amessage.INFORMATION ABOUT THE CATHOLIC FAITHFor questions and instruction in the faith or to become apart of the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults), callthe Parish Office.NEW PARISHIONERSWelcome! You are invited to come to or call the ParishOffice as soon as possible to register.MINISTRIES AND ORGANIZATIONSIf you are interested in one of our many ministries or wish tovolunteer time or talent, please contact the Parish Office.PRAYER INTENTIONSIf you have a prayer intention that you would like the staff topray for, write it in the Book of Prayer or place it in theprayer slip basket in the narthex.BULLETIN ARTICLESDue ten days prior to bulletin date. Attach Word file andemail to bulletin@stpiuslombard.orgIMPORTANT HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERSORGAN DONORS For information, call Gift of HopeOrgan & Tissue Donor Network at 630-758-2600.www.giftofhope.orgR.E.T.U.R.N. Ministry (Post Abortion Reconciliation)815-838-7171Pregnant? Confused? Need Help? Please call Woman’sChoice Services at 630-261-9221Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life:www.vocations.com or call 815-834-4004Support Serra Vocations at the monthly Vocation Mass anddinner at St. Petronille Parish in Glen Ellyn.Please call 630-932-8098 for information.Is this film suitable for my children? Call toll free:1-800-311-4CCC (Service provided by the U.S. CatholicBishops’ Office of Film and Broadcasting)

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