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St. Mary Star of the Sea Church
TWENTY‐NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME OCTOBER 18, 2020
6435 S. Kilbourn Ave. Chicago IL. 60629 Teleph0ne: 773.767.1246 FAX: 773.735.3894
Website: www.smsschurch.org
Mass Schedule/ Horario de Misas ……………………………….. Weekend/ Fin de Semana
Saturday/Sábado: 5:00 PM (English/Ingles)
Sunday/Domingo: 8:00 AM (Spanish/Español) 10:00 AM (English / Ingles)
12:00 PM (Spanish/Español)
6:00 PM (Bilingual/ Bilingüe)
Weekday Mass/Misa Diaria Monday–Saturday/ Lunes—Sábado: 8:30 AM (Bi‐Lingual ‐ Bi‐lingüe)
Confessions/Confesiones Saturday/Sábado: 3:00—4:00 pm (Bilingual/Bililngüe) or by appointment (o por cita)
Parish Office Hours/ Horario de Oficina Monday—Friday/ Lunes—Viernes: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Closed Saturday and Sunday Cerrado Sábado y Domingo
Repay to GOD what belongs to God
Den a DIOS Lo que es de Dios
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Sunday, October 18 8:00 AM Elba Lara Hernandez (Spanish/Español) +Elvira Hernandez‐Moreno +Alberto Trevino +Maria del Carmen Ruiz +Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary Sr. M. Petra Schnuerer
10:00 AM +John Mical (English/Ingles) +Bud, Agnes and Mickey Bilek +Ray O’Connor +Ed Wisz +Pagulayan and Vergel de Dios Families +Philip Rocky Rodriguez Irene Toscano, Birthday Maria Toscano, Birthday
12:00 PM +Shobani Manuel, 1° aniversario (Spanish/Español) +Arcadia Calderon, 16° aniversario +Francisco Casimiro +Rafaela Izquierdo Ana Garcia, Cumpleaños Maria del Rosario Jimenez Ortega, Cumpleaños +Rogelio Aguilera, 10° aniversario familias y matrimonoios
6:00PM +Alberto Trevino (Bi‐Lingual St. Mary’s Parishioners /Bi‐Lingüe) +Joseph Lopez
Monday, October 19 8:30 AM Irma Baez
Tuesday, October 20 8:30 AM Irene Toscano, Birthday Intention of the Toscano Family
Wednesday, October 21 8:30 AM Purgatorial Society
Thursday, October 22 8:30 AM All Priests — Living and Deceased +Stanley T. Oboy Jennifer Granda, Birthday
Friday, October 23 8:30 AM Conversion of Sinners
Saturday, October 24 8:30 AM +Rafaela Aguilar, Birthday +Elpedio Lopez, 15th Anniversary 5:00 PM +Richard Tumas
Sunday, October 25 8:00 AM +Maria del Carmen Ruiz (Spanish/Español) Alexandra Quezad Jose Luis Macias, Health Thanksgiving for blessings received
10:00 AM +John Mical (English/Ingles) +Bud, Agnes and Mickey Bilek +Joseph Lopez +Alfred Umprovitch, Birthday +Gracia and Gregorio Alonzo Matt and Jack Kaczynski Meyers and Delapaz Families
12:00 PM +Candelaria Torres Coronel (Spanish/Español) +Aurelio Bazan Vargas Berta Cervera, cumpleaños +Naiomi Andrade Piña, 2° aniversario
6:00PM +Brigida Alba (Bi‐Lingual/ St. Mary’s Parishioners Bi‐Lingüe)
PARISH STAFF
Mrs. Colette Waickus
Business Manager
Mrs. Candice Usauskas School Principal
Directora de la Escuela
Rev. Roger Corrales-Diaz, Pastor Rev. Jesús Romero Galán, Associate Pastor Rev. Monsignor Michael Adams, Pastor Emeritus
Deacons/Diáconos Rev. Mr. Gregory Serratore
Rev. Mr. Jesse Navarro Rev. Mr. Jesus Ochoa
Rev. Mr. Angelo Cordoba Rev. Mr. Angelo Cordoba, Jr.
Mrs. Terry Navarro,
Pastoral Associate/DRE Directora de Educación Religiosa
Mrs. Giedre “Gia” Sokas, Music Director
Directora de Música
Mass Intentions/Intenciones de la Misa
What Belongs to God The last line of today’s Gospel is one that has been quoted many times. “Then repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God.” The Pharisees are trying to trap Jesus, hoping to find a reason to have him arrested. They were really hoping he would tell them they didn’t have to pay their taxes so they could report back to the authorities that Jesus doesn’t obey the law. Jesus, knowing their hearts, simply turns it back on them.
I hear several messages in this Gospel from Matthew. The first is give to God what belongs to God. What do I have that hasn’t been given to me by God? My very life is a gift from God. Every day is a gift. My family, my faith, my health, my ministry, all is gift. I need to give all that I am to God in some way or another. I need to ask myself daily if I have used my gifts for God’s glory and honor, or if I have used them selfishly. Maybe I have not even acknowledged all the gifts I have and those I continue to receive. I believe that it is important for me to thank God every day for my gifts and to ask God how I am to use them.
The next message I hear is that it is my duty and responsibility to be a good citizen. This means that I have to pay my taxes. It also means that it is my duty and responsibility to vote. Our country’s election for president is this November. We live in a democracy where we are given the opportunity to voice our opinions and help choose our elected officials. “Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship” is the teaching document on the political responsibility for Catholics from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). “This statement represents our guidance for the Catholic faithful in the exercise of our rights and duties in participants in our democracy.” This document can be found at www.usccb.org. It doesn’t tell us for whom to vote. It provides guidance for making informed moral decisions.
Jesus was able to see into the hearts of those trying to trap him. He is able to see into my heart too. I want to be sure that I am giving to God what belongs to God and what God expects of me.
Twenty‐ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time / Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Page 3
Our Weekly Reflection/Nuestra reflexión seminal Mrs. (Sra.) Terry Navarro
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2020
Today we celebrate World Mission Sunday. Let us remember, as Pope Francis says, that “we find
ourselves precisely when we give ourselves to others.” The collection today for the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith supports the clergy, religious and lay leaders who embody Christ’s mercy and
presence among the most vulnerable communities in our world. Today let us give to God what belongs to
God, and so pray and offer our support for the Church’s worldwide missionary efforts. You can make a
donation online at WeAreMissionary.org/wms.
Lo que Pertenece a Dios La última línea del evangelio de hoy es una que se ha citado muchas veces. "Entonces pague al César lo que es del César y a Dios lo que es de Dios". Los fariseos están tratando de atrapar a Jesús, esperando encontrar una razón para arrestarlo. Realmente esperaban que les dijera que no tenían que pagar sus impuestos para poder informar a las autoridades que Jesús no obedecía la ley. Jesús, conociendo sus corazones, simplemente les da la espalda.
Escucho varios mensajes de Mateo en este Evangelio. La primera es dar a Dios lo que es de Dios. ¿Qué tengo que no me haya sido dado por Dios? Mi misma vida es un regalo de Dios. Cada día es un regalo. Mi familia, mi fe, mi salud, mi ministerio, todo es un regalo. Necesito darle todo lo que soy a Dios de una forma u otra. Necesito preguntarme diariamente si he usado mis dones para la gloria y el honor de Dios, o si los he usado de manera egoísta. Quizás ni siquiera he reconocido todos los dones que tengo y los que sigo recibiendo. Creo que es importante para mí agradecer a Dios todos los días por mis dones y preguntarle a Dios cómo voy a usarlos.
El siguiente mensaje que escucho es que es mi deber y responsabilidad ser un buen ciudadano. Esto significa que tengo que pagar mis impuestos. También significa que es mi deber y responsabilidad votar. La elección de nuestro país para presidente es este noviembre. Vivimos en una democracia donde se nos da la oportunidad de expresar nuestras opiniones y ayudar a elegir a nuestros funcionarios electos. “Formar conciencias para una ciudadanía fiel” es el documento de enseñanza sobre la responsabilidad política de los católicos de la Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de los Estados Unidos (USCCB). “Esta declaración representa nuestra guía para los fieles católicos en el ejercicio de nuestros derechos y deberes en los participantes de nuestra democracia”. Este documento se puede encontrar en www.usccb.org. No nos dice por quién votar. Proporciona orientación para tomar decisiones morales informadas.
Jesús pudo ver el corazón de quienes intentaban atraparlo. Él también puede ver mi corazón. Quiero estar seguro de que le estoy dando a Dios lo que le pertenece y lo que Dios espera de mí.
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Our Weekly Reflection/Nuestra reflexión seminal Mrs. (Sra.) Terry Navarro
DOMINGO MUNDIAL DE LAS MISIONES, 18 DE OCTUBRE DE 2020 Hoy celebramos el Domingo Mundial de las Misiones. Recordemos, como dice el papa Francisco, que hay
un “yo reencontrado y renovado por el don de sí mismo”. La colecta de hoy para la Sociedad para la
Propagación de la Fe apoya al clero, religiosos y líderes laicos que encarnan la misericordia y presencia de
Cristo entre las comunidades más vulnerables en nuestro mundo. Démosle hoy a Dios lo que pertenece a
Dios, y así oremos y ofrezcamos nuestro apoyo para los esfuerzos misioneros mundiales de la Iglesia.
Usted puede hacer una donación en línea en WeAreMissionary.org/wms.
Building and Maintenance Collection/Colecta de Edificio $ 869
Weekly Offerings/ Colecta Semanal October 4, 2020
4 de octubre de 2020
Sunday’s Collection/Colecta Dominical $ 6,386
Weekly Contributions Needed/Contribución semanal necesaria: $10,500
For income tax records or school record requirements, please use your WHITE Sunday envelopes mailed to you! Para el registro de impuestos o requisitos escolares, por favor use los sobres BLANCOS enviados a usted por correo!
MATCHING GIFTS Please check with your employer to see if matching gifts are made to the charity of the employee’s choice. Perhaps St. Mary Star of the Sea can benefit.
CORRESPONDENCIA DE REGALOS
Por favor, consulte con su empleador para ver si se hacen regalos a la caridad de la elección del empleado, quizá St. Maria Estrella del Mar podría beneficiarse.
Thank you for your support and generosity! Gracias por su apoyo y generosidad!
Twenty‐ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time / Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Page 5
PLEASE REMEMBER OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN IN YOUR PRAYERS!
Por favor, recuerden en sus oraciones a nuestros hombres y mujeres que están sirviendo en las
fuerzas armadas!
Kevin Bollig Capt. Sam Brandt Gregory Burnett Andrew Daniak Alicia Flores S/Sgt. Jesse Goytia Spec. Anne Marie Hercmanas Sgt. Franco Hernandez Sgt. Shannon Ferguson- Hernandez Sgt. Nicholas J. Hupke Jesse Figueroa Spec. Jonathan Jankowski
NAVY Matthew Enriquez Lt. Cmdr. Tara Lawlor, JAGC Bernadette Lona Daniel McDermott Charles Moran Ralph Saldivar, Jr. Daniel Schwarz Kimberly Gonzalez
Velasquez
AIR FORCE Alex Beckett Juliette Vaughan
Pvt. Corral Kruczkowski Scd/Lt. David Leamy Spec. Karina E. Lopez Michael Mullahy Sgt. Peter Parison Ryan Rudman Eric Sadowski Sgt. Bree Young Sgt. Sean Young Major Christopher P. Zaczyk
MARINES
Corp. Peter Deskovich Pvt. Michael Diaz Corp. Daniel Ferrer LC Jonathan Alex Garcia Jennifer Granda Karl Haack Sgt. Randy Koval Corp. Matt Litz Pvt. F/C Juan Alfredo Lucio Jonathan Rodriguez Corp. Daniel Sullivan Ryan Miguel Alejandro Salcedo Anthony J. Simone
COAST GUARD Eddie Coughlin Michael Robel Jason Venckus
ARMY
Rosary after 8:30 AM Mass (daily)
Rosario después de Misa de 8:30 AM (diario)
WEDDING BANNS/ AMONESTACIONES
II Miguel Rojas and Alicia Ortiz II Jason Jimenez and Maureen Murray
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SAINTS ISAAC JOGUES (1560‐1646) AND JOHN DE BRÉBEUF (1593‐1649) AND THEIR COMPANIONS
October 19 Their mission was to New France, but these missionaries found in present‐day New York State and the province of Ontario a world wildly different from the homes they left behind. Six Jesuit priests, Fathers Isaac Jogues, John de Brébeuf, Anthony Daniel, Gabriel Lalemant, Charles Garnier, and Noël Chabanel—and Jesuit lay volunteers René Goupil and John LaLande—shared the gospel with the Native Americans they met, in languages they painstakingly learned, and through images they creatively adapted to the indigenous cultures (for example, John de Brébeuf’s “ ’Twas in the Moon of Wintertime: the Huron Carol”). But their evangelization was caught up in turmoil beyond their control: a smallpox epidemic, battles between French and English trading interests—the traders united only by their willingness to exploit the Native Americans—and conflict among the tribes themselves, Huron, Mohawk, Iroquois. The missionaries’ perseverance despite exhausting hardships, their steadfast courage in facing unspeakable tortures, and undaunted love even for those who martyred them, bore fruit, immediately in Kateri Tekakwitha’s sanctity, eventually in the Catholicism that still flourishes in the United States and Canada.
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
SAN JUAN DE CAPISTRANO (1386‐1456) 23 de octubre
Juan nació en Capistrano, Italia, y siendo muy joven realizó estudios de Derecho, llegando a ser no sólo un prominente abogado, sino también juez, gobernador y a los 26 años, embajador. Debido a su vida política cayó preso a raíz de una batalla y, estando en la cárcel, reconsideró su vida y decidió hacerse franciscano. A los 30 años se unió a la orden de frailes menores bajo la tutela de san Bernardino de Siena, de quien aprendió teología y la devoción al Santo Nombre de Jesús. Más tarde, ambos se concentrarían en la salvación de las almas. Debido a sus habilidades diplomáticas, Juan de Capistrano realizó encargos diplomáticos y de cuestión militar por petición del papa en relación a los pueblos vecinos que deseaban echar abajo la cristiandad. Asimismo llevó a cabo la reforma dentro de la orden franciscana e impulsó un cambio notable en la vida de los sacerdotes. Fue un hombre que combinó la inteligencia con la pasión por el Reino de Dios y el amor por la Iglesia, influyendo el Este de Europa mediante su predicación.
—Miguel Arias, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
IN GOD ALONE Isaiah speaks to us today of Cyrus, King of Persia, anointed by the Lord. God calls Cyrus by name and leads him in service to the Israelites. In this passage we hear that it is the Lord who gives Cyrus his title, who arms him against his enemies, and who opens doors and unbars gates before him. And God does all of this so that the people will know that “I am the LORD,” and that “there is none besides me” (Isaiah 45:6).
Paul opens his letter with essentially the same notion—that in God alone we find our grace and peace. Paul also gives thanks to God on our behalf, calling to mind our work of faith, hope, and love. And in the familiar Gospel reading, Jesus tells the Pharisees to give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s.
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SÓLO EN DIOS Isaías nos habla hoy de Ciro, el rey de Persia, ungido del Señor. Dios llama a Ciro por su nombre y lo conduce a servir a los israelitas. En este pasaje oímos que es el Señor quien le da a Ciro su título, quien lo arma contra sus enemigos, y quien abre los portones, y no deja nada trancado ante él. Y Dios hace todo esto para que su pueblo llegue a saber que “yo soy el SEÑOR,” y que “no hay otro” (Isaías 45:6).
Pablo abre su carta esencialmente con la misma noción, que sólo en Dios podemos hallar gracia y paz. Pablo también da gracias a Dios en nuestro nombre, recordando nuestro trabajo fatigoso de fe, esperanza y amor. Y en la familiar lectura del Evangelio, Jesús dice a los fariseos que den al César lo que es del César y a Dios lo que es de Dios.
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Twenty‐ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time / Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Page 7
RIFA DE LA REINA DE CORAZONES Los sorteos son cada dos martes a las 6:30 PM en la rectoría. El martes pasado fue la semana veintidós. Nuestro monto acumulado es de más de $33,490. Puede comprar boletos en la rectoría de lunes a viernes de 9a.m. a 7p.m. Los
boletos cuestan $1 cada uno o 6 boletos por $5. La próxima rifa será el martes 13 de octubre. 29 de septiembre / Ganador de $50: CM ‐ # 3 ‐ Ace of Clubs
QUEEN OF HEARTS RAFFLE
Drawings are every two weeks on Tuesdays at 6:30 PM in the rectory. Last Tuesday was week twenty two and our pot is over $33,490. You can buy tickets at the rectory Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 7 PM. Tickets are $1 each or 6 tickets for $5. Next drawing will be Tuesday, October 13th. Sept. 29th / $50 winner: CM — #3 — Ace of Clubs
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