Queen of All Saints Basilica

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1 MARCH 10, 2013 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT Queen of All Saints Basilica Committed to Christ, sharing God s gifts and building the Church together through the ministries of word, worship and service. Mass Schedule Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am 12:30 pm Daily Mass Monday-Friday 6:30, 7:30, 8:45 am Saturday 8:00 am Confessions Saturday at 8:30-9:15 am Perpetual Novena Monday at 7:00pm Dear Brothers and Sisters, After the great Pope John Paul II, the Cardinals have elected me, a simple and humble laborer in the vineyard of the Lord. The fact that the Lord knows how to work and to act even with inadequate instruments comforts me, and above all I entrust myself to your prayers. Let us move forward in the joy of the Risen Lord, confident of his unfailing help. The Lord will help us and Mary, his Most Holy Mother, will be on our side. Thank you. ~Pope Benedict XVI April 19th, N. Sauganash Avenue Chicago, Illinois Phone: Fax:

2 2 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL From the Pastor Eight years ago I had the privilege of being at the Vatican during the conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI. Luckily I was in St. Peter s Square along with thousands of others on the late afternoon of April 19, 2005 when the white smoke wafted from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel announcing his election to the Church and the world. I remained in the Square, of course, to witness his first appearance about thirty minutes later on the central loggia balcony and to receive his first blessing as the successor of St. Peter. On those days from April 12 19, 2005, I wrote two articles for publication in the Sunday bulletin of St. Joseph Parish, where I was then pastor. As a small way of honoring the papacy of Pope Benedict XVI, I would like the people of Queen of All Saints Basilica to know what I felt and wrote back then. Last week s bulletin reprinted my article from April 17, 2005 on the conclave. This week s bulletin will reprint my article from April 24, 2005 on the election of Pope Benedict XVI. And the following week I will write a brief personal memoir of him. It was interesting for me to re-read what I wrote eight years ago. I hope it will be for you as well. *** It s almost seven on a cloudy evening in Rome, the 19 th of April, 2005, and I have just returned to my room after having received the first blessing of our new pope, Benedict XVI, along with the tens of thousands of others gathered in Saint Peter s Square for the historic event. As it happens, my host in Rome and dear friend for many years, Father Augustin DiNoia, is currently the under secretary in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the office that, up until a few minutes ago, was headed by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger. So I was standing in Saint Peter s Square with Father DiNoia and all his colleagues in the Congregation when it was announced that their boss had been elected the 265 th successor of Saint Peter. Needless to say they exploded with joy, and I along with them, when they heard Cardinal Medina unmistakably proclaim, Josephum Cardinalem Ratzinger, as our new pope. Words simply cannot describe the experience. But I m getting a little ahead of myself. At 5:30 this afternoon I walked the hundred or so yards from my room into Saint Peter s Square thinking that, if the Cardinal electors had selected a new pope on their fourth ballot, their paper ballots would be burned and smoke would pour out of the chimney of the Sistine Chapel. The smoke could be any color, I thought, because, if they hadn t chosen a new pope on the fourth ballot, their paper ballots would be kept for burning until after the fifth ballot which would be held around six o clock. It was highly unlikely, in my view, that they would elect a new pope so quickly. But I was wrong. Precisely at ten minutes to six, just as I was saying that it seemed their fourth ballot was inconclusive, smoke began rising from the chimney, at first just brief puffs whose color was impossible to determine. A great cheer of anticipation rose up in the crowd. People all around me were saying in many different languages, Is it white or black? Against the cloudy sky the smoke first looked black, then grey, then black again. Bianca o nera, they cried, Blanche o noir, Black or white. But it didn t matter what the color of the smoke seemed to be because any color smoke coming from the chimney at that particular time, in the middle of their evening ballot, meant that the Cardinals had elected a pope. People began rushing into Saint Peter s Square from everywhere. The excitement was electric, like nothing I had ever experienced before. As the Square was filling the fact that an election had taken place was confirmed when the great bells of Saint Peter s Basilica started to ring joyfully. I could not help but think that, just a few days before, the bells of Saint Joseph Church had been slowly and mournfully tolling to announce the death of Pope John Paul II. Great cheers rose up again from the crowd, so loud that the sound of the bells was drowned out. But we could see them swinging back and forth and knew that the Church and the world had a new pope. But who was it?

3 Long white sheer drapes backed by red velvet ones conceal the great windows which open on to the central loggia of Saint Peter s Basilica from which the new pope s name is announced, from where he is presented to the people and from where he gives his first blessing Urbi et orbi, to the city and the world. Someone behind those drapes ruffled them for a moment and the crowd erupted in applause. But it was a false alarm. It would be some forty minutes until the drapes were parted and Cardinal Medina, the senior Cardinal, would walk out onto the loggia and announce to the world, Habemus papam, We have a pope. When he did, the crowd again broke out with cheers and applause. When he proclaimed that the name of the new pope was Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, a man had spoken with the previous day, the crowds, which by this time numbered in the tens of thousands and spilled all the way down the via Conciliazione to the Tiber River, went wild. Arms instinctively were raised, flags waved and tears ran down the faces of many around me. There were small children on the shoulders of their fathers, young people with stuffed backpacks, religious sisters of every order and priests of all ages joined for this unforgettable historic event. Cardinal Medina then announced that the new pope had chosen the name Benedict XVI. Again the cheers went up. Saint Benedict was the great evangelizer of Western Europe and his monks and their rule were responsible for the extension and endurance of Christian civilization for over a thousand years. In choosing that name, the new pope is certainly giving a clear signal of the early direction of his papacy. When Pope Benedict XVI came out onto the loggia, the crowd s enthusiasm was complete. He raised his arms high into the air in a warm and joyous gesture. His face beamed with a wide and peaceful smile. He said, The Cardinals have elected a simple, humble laborer in the vineyard of the Lord as your pope. He asked for the intercession of the Blessed Mother and the prayers of people all over the world. After a few more minutes of waves and warm smiles, Pope Benedict XVI reentered Saint Peter s Basilica and disappeared behind the long red drapes. Viva il Papa! God bless him. Father John Pollard Where? When? What? Who? Why? Vatican II: 50 Years Later Presentations by Fr. George Kane NOTE CHANGE OF VENUE. Lower level of the Benedict Center. 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. the following Thursdays: March 14 th, March 21 st, April 4 th, April 11th Vatican II was a major historical moment in the life of the church. Some of us may remember the changes in the liturgy that occurred during those years, from the change in Eucharistic fasting rules, to celebrating the Mass in the vernacular or English in the United States, to turning the altar to face the congregation. The council inaugurated a new era in the church. In 1972, Fr. George Kane was the founding Pastor of Church of the Holy Spirit in Schaumburg and served there as pastor until Now as Pastor Emeritus, Fr. George has given numerous missions and sessions on the Second Vatican Council. He is known for his compassionate outreach, dynamic homilies, and witty, hope-filled vision of life. This series on Vatican II is very timely, since on October 11, 2012 we marked the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council under Pope John XXIII, who designated Queen of All Saints as a Basilica, March 26, Understanding our past helps us understand the future. Fourth Sunday of Lent March 10,

4 Parish News QAS High School Youth Ministry News Last Sunday, March 3 rd, QASYM had 6 teens receive awards at the annual Vicariate II awards nights. Receiving the awards where Caroline Adamczyk, Laura Carbone, Vicki Clancy, Brian Forcier, Tim Noble, and, Madeleine Jirgal. This Sunday, QASYM will host its monthly teen mass in the Benedict Center. Mass will begin at 6pm on Sunday, March 24 th. There will be teen drop-inn talk on HOW CAN MY FAITH HELP ME DEAL WITH THE PRESSURES IN MY LIFE. This event will start at 6pm in the basement of the Benedict Center. For any information please dchun@qasparish.org This address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call the Religious Education office at Parish of the Airwaves WATCH, RECORD OR DVR PALM SUNDAY, MARCH 24th WGN-TV CHANNEL 9 AT 9:30 A.M. Launched in 1992 at the request of Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, Sunday Mass at Mercy Home is the most popular televised Catholic Mass in the Chicago area, with 60,000 faithful viewers tuning in every Sunday morning to share the Eucharist. Sunday Mass at Mercy Home, which is filmed at Mercy Home for Boys & Girls in the Our Lady of Mercy Chapel, is a source of spiritual nourishment for those who are unable to leave their homes because of age or ailment to attend Mass. The Palm Sunday Mass broadcast from Mercy Home for Boys and Girls was filmed with the participation of Queen of All Saints Basilica parishioners. Tune in to the Parish of the Airwaves every Sunday morning now at 9:30 a.m. on WGN-TV channel 9. To receive a Mass Guide, attend a taping or view the celebrant schedule, visit 4 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

5 Religious Education News We meet during this week of March 10, when our 3rd, 4th, and 6th graders will have the opportunity to receive the sacrament of Reconciliation during class time. On March 17th and 19th, the 5th, 7th and 8th graders will receive the sacrament of Reconciliation. The Tuesday classes will receive the sacrament on March 12th for grades 3rd, 4th, and 5th, while our 6,7 and 8th grade students will receive Reconciliation on March 19th during class time. Tuesday classes will gather in the Basilica, and Sundays classes will have confessions in the gym. Family Masses Sunday, March 17th, our 6th grade families will gather to celebrate the 9:30 A.M. Mass with the community. The 7th grade families will have their family Mass on March 23rd Jr. High Youth Ministry All sixth, seventh, and eighth graders of the parish are invited to participate in an outreach on the Trinity on Sunday, March 10th at 9:45AM in the school cafeteria. The outreach will consist of team building games, and activities centered on the theme of the Trinity. This new ministry at QAS is growing in enthusiasm, and popularity. Don t be left out. A Work of Mercy Thank You The funds that we collected in November have been received and put to good use. The thank you card that we were sent reads as follows: On behalf of COVE Alliance, I want to thank the students of Queen of All Saints RE for your generous donation. Your gift will go toward the school library project. The books arrived last August and the children were so excited to be able to hold them and read about so many things and places. It was fun for me to watch them read to each other. Here in the United States, we don t think about what a luxury books are. You have helped make a difference in the lives of so many children. May you all be blessed and continue to live the Works of Mercy. Peace and blessings, Darlene Franconius Director of COVE Alliance Wedding Banns Marice Gascon & Adam Schlagman Who are the Capuchins? The Capuchin Franiscan friars will be holding a weekend in Milwaukee area for men ages who are interested in learning about religious life. The weekend is May 3-5. If you would like to attend, have questions, or want to recommend someone, call (313) or visit us at: Fourth Sunday of Lent March 10,

6 QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration applications can be requested in the Main School Office ( ) For registration: Please present a Birth Certificate (not the hospital certificate) for all new students. Please present a Baptismal Certificate for all new students. Junior Kindergarten through Grade 8 children transferring from other schools public, private or parochial, will be accepted on an individual basis. At the time of registration, copies of the most current progress report, report card and standardized testing are to be submitted with all registration forms. There is a $50.00 non-refundable registration fee per child for Preschool and Jr. Kindergarten and a $ non-refundable registration fee per family for Kindergarten through Grade 8, which will be applied toward tuition. Age Requirements Parish News Early Childhood: Child must be 3 years of age by September 1, 2013 Jr. Kindergarten Child must be 4 years of age by September 1, 2013 Kindergarten: Child must be 5 years of age by September 1, 2013 Grade One: Child must be 6 years of age by September 1, 2013 Girl Scout Sunday Today!!! 9:30am Mass Reception in the Cafeteria following Mass Girl Scout Cookies will be available for purchase! QAS Elizabeth Ministry Presents Lenten Prayer Evenings We will be discussing The Better Part by Fr. John Bartunek which is based on Scripture and will alternate facilitators each evening. We will gather from 7-9 pm at the Benedict Center and alternating weeks at people's homes. For more information, please us at: elizabethministry.qas@gmail.com Monday, March 11 (7:00-9:00pm) Member home Monday, March 18 (7:00-9:00pm) Benedict Center, 2nd Floor Tuesday, March 12 (7:30pm) Evening speaker program, "Identifying Your Spiritual Gifts." 6 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

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8 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is the UPP? UPP stands for the United Parish Program. It has been the Queen of All Saints fundraiser for over 30 years and has undergone several changes over time. Currently the UPP is our one-night celebration in the tent. It includes dinner, dancing, auction, raffle and a chance to socialize with friends. We hope you will join us for A Starry Night. Why should I participate? This is you parishes ONE & ONLY parish fundraiser. No Friday night fish fries, no spaghetti dinners, no candies or gift wrap for your child to sell just a one-night package of serious fundraising. What are the goals of the UPP? The goals of the UPP are to support the ministries of the parish, to help fund improvements to the parish and to build the parish into a community of faith. The UPP goal last year was $275,000. Through everyone s incredible generosity, we raised over $300,000. This year s goal is $275,000 and with your help we can once again exceed our goal! Where do your dollars go? The operating budget includes the maintenance and repair of our 15 acre campus and its 5 beautiful buildings. The operating budget includes all we need to worship in our Basilica. Our parish invests 25% of all its ordinary income (including the UPP) in the education of 1200 children in our school and religious education program. The UPP also helps support our 40 ministries such as Bereavement Support Group, Elizabeth Ministry, Homebound Ministry etc. How can my family contribute? It is critical for every parish family to financially participate in the UPP at some level. The fundamental key to QAS financial success is the UPP raffle. We are asking every parish family to buy or sell $250 of raffle tickets. Each ticket is $50 or 6 for $250. Of course, we appreciate any contribution. Parish sponsorships at various levels are another way to contribute to the UPP. Advertising space in the UPP Program Book handed out on the night of the event is a great way to reach a large audience about your business. Families can buy ads to be included in the UPP Program Book. You can include family photos with a special message congratulating or acknowledging milestones like 1 St Communion or 8 th grade graduation. Support Children s Art Projects by being a benefactor. And, of course, there is an exciting Live and Silent Auction on the night of the event! Over the coming weeks you will learn more about these opportunities to contribute to the success of the UPP. With your help A Starry Night will be an evening to remember. 8 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

9 EARLY BIRD DRAWING Sell or buy your UPP/Field of Dreams Raffle tickets NOW to be included in the Early Bird Drawings As in years past, we are offering QAS School and Religious Education families the opportunity to buy or sell their UPP Field of Dreams raffle tickets in an additional way. We are sending home the raffle tickets this week with the children to make it easier to sell to relatives, neighbors and friends. Of course you can still buy your raffle tickets by filling in your ticket purchase on your invitation s response card, as we have done the past few years. Raffle tickets will be available for purchase in the Basilica vestibule after most upcoming weekend Masses. Early Bird Drawing winners shall be announced at the conclusion of Mass on March 31st, April 6th & 7th, April 13th & 14th. Get in on the Early Bird Drawings! Look for your invitation soon! Raffle ticket purchase is applied to your contribution as participating parishioner. Please don t hesitate to call Raffle Chair Lou THANK YOU! Fourth Sunday of Lent March 10,

10 Parish News Queen of All Saints Basilica Bereavement Support Group ~Phase I~ The death of a loved one involves serious Grief Work and it can be overwhelming. Healing is not a passive event: it is an active process and requires emotional, physical, intellectual and spiritual energy. It is most difficult to go through this alone. It is helpful to have fellow companions who will bring you comfort and support during this difficult journey. We offer you this opportunity: When: March 24th Time: 1:45 to 4:00pm The Sunday meeting is an introductory meeting and includes a film entitled Working Through Your Grief, followed by a sharing of experience and insight. Materials will also be available as well as opportunities for continued support. It will be held on the lower level of the school in the Holy Name Room 6230 N. Lemont. Please use the south entrance of the Lemont School building. Follow up sessions will be held on five Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30pm at 5820 N. Kilbourn Ave., Chicago. These sessions will be on March 27th, April 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th. Please try to attend all meetings. For futher information or to register, please call: Pat Steiner at (773) Sheila Morrow at (773) QAS Junior High Youth Ministry News This Sunday, March 10th, JRYM will meet from 9:45am-10:30am in the school gym and next Sunday, March 17th from 12:15pm-2:00pm in school café. This month theme is the Trinity. For more information, please QASJrYM@qasparish.org or call the Religious Education office at Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

11 Parish News WOMEN'S SPIRITUAL SPA DAY THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 2013 "BREAD OF LIFE: SHARING THE MYSTERY OF EUCHARIST" Do you think there are reasons to be concerned about how the Eucharist is understood, valued and celebrated today? Is the Eucharist a source of reconciliation for you? How do you draw life from the Eucharist? What are your sacred memories and stories about this transforming experience? Join us once again as Kieran Lyons leads us for a probing look at this amazing gift. Share your thoughts, questions, stories and experience about the Eucharist. What does it mean in our post modern world aching for healing and hope? "I am the Bread of life, you who come to me shall not hunger; and you who believe in me shall not thirst." Jn 6:34-36 FELICIAN SISTERS CONVENT 3800 W. Peterson Ave. (Entrance in rear - follow signs) Morning - 9:00 a.m noon Evening - 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Gathering and refreshments 30 minutes prior to start times Cost $10./session Register with Susan at or online at qasparish.org and click on Women's Spiritual Spa WALK-INS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Fourth Sunday of Lent March 10,

12 Mass Intentions Sunday, March 10th (Fourth Sunday of Lent) - All Sunday Masses will be offered for the People of Queen of All Saints and the Benefactors of our Endowments for the School and the Parish. Monday, March 11th - School Endowment Fund Benefactors, QAS Homebound, Joseph Olszowka Family, Anna Born, In Honor of Our Blessed Mother-Ben & Sara Testa, Thomas E. Dunphy, Beatriz Bendiola - 1 year death anniversary, James Wren, Henry Miller, Stegmaier & Allaire Families Readings: Is 65: 17-21; Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54 Tuesday, March 12th - Deceased Members of QAS Widowed Group, Dr. Rigoberto J. Rodriguez, Edith Moloney, Cleotha Staples, Edmund A. Jung, Josef Antoni, Wilma & Johann Droessler Readings: Ez 47:1-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16 Wednesday, March 13th - Basilica Fund Members, Adriano B. Aziyu, Vicente De Vera, Carleen T. Murphy, Alexandra Tafelska, Raymond K. Stanton, Salvy Monastero, Emmet F. Sullivan Readings: Is 49:8-15; Ps 1145:8-9, 13cd-14,17-18; Jn 5:17-30 Thursday, March 14th - Over 50 Club Members, Ruth Stegmaier, Bob & Norma Murphy, Fred Stummer, Francis & Margaret McCormick, Gladys Delgado Readings: Ex 32:7-14; Ps 106:19-23; Jn 5:31-47 Friday, March 15th Helen & Jerry Martin, Eileen Stegmaier, Madeleine Grant, The Savage Family Readings: Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Ps 34:17-21, 23; Jn 7:1-2, 10, Saturday, March 16th - George Stegmaier, Eloise Hanlon, Bruce Schoenrock, Godofredo Taino, Ronald Giancola, Mary Ellen Neilson, Richard Solheim, Simon Pahati, Fred F. Neilson, Sadie M. Neilson, Margaret Randazzo, James O Malley, Chester & Wanda Burzawa, Stanley & Kay Przepiorski, Rev. Edwin Karlowicz C. R., Paul & Anna Burzawa, Adolph & Antoinette Burzawa, Stanley & Marya Kozlowski, Janis Johnson, John & Christine Peters, Wanda & Chestan Peters, Fe T. Alferez Readings: Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7:2-3, 9 bc-12; Jn 7:40-53 We Pray for our Recently Deceased Sebastian Gil 12 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

13 Queen of All Saints Basilica Information 6280 N. Sauganash Avenue Chicago, Illinois (773) Pastoral Staff Pastor..Rev. Msgr. John E. Pollard Pastor Emeritus Rev. Msgr. Wayne F. Prist Associate Pastor..Rev. Simon Braganza Associate Pastor....Rev. Thomas J. Campana Resident..Rev. Edward D. Grace Resident....Rev. Richard Conyers, CSC Deacon..Rev. Mr. Michael Monnelly Pastoral Associate...Sr. Ann Kathleen McDonnell, BVM Director of Religious Education..Mrs. Aline Reynolds Youth Minister.. Daniel Chun Director of Music.....Dr. Kenneth Sotak Assistant Director of Music...Paul Scavone Rectory Hours Monday-Friday...8:30 am-4:00 pm Telephone Numbers Rectory School/Preschool Parish FAX Religious Education Office Accounting Office Business Manager...Gerald Farrell Accounting Assistant...Kate Dombrowski Rectory Office Staff Parish Secretary...Pam Hautzinger Parish Secretary...Michael Jolls Parish Secretary....Jan Praznowski Building and Grounds Ralph Meschewski, Bobby Brooks, Victor Miranda, Mike Farina, Jonathon Hernandez Queen of All Saints School Early Childhood through Grade 8 Principal... Mr. Peter Tantillo Administrative Assistant..Mrs. Ida Segreti School Secretary.... Mrs. Janet Santicola Visit Our Website Queen of All Saints Basilica... Queen of All Saints School... Sunday Masses Saturday Vigil.. 5:00 pm Sunday....6:45, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm Daily Mass and Rosary Monday-Friday.... 6:30, 7:30, 8:45 am Saturday.....8:00 am Rosary......Daily after the 8:45 am Mass Devotions and Holy Day Masses Perpetual Novena...Monday, 7:00 pm Benediction..First & Third Mondays at 7:30 pm Please consult the parish bulletin or website for the holy day Mass schedule. The Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday...8:30-9:15 am To Register in the Parish Please contact the Rectory Office The Sacrament of Baptism Queen of All Saints rejoices in the incorporation of new members into the Body of Christ. The Sacrament of Baptism for infants is celebrated on the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday of each month at 1:30 PM. Please come into the rectory to schedule the baptism for your child. Prior to the baptism, the parents are invited to attend a baptismal preparation session. If an adult or a school age child seeks baptism, special arrangements should be made with one of the priests. The Sacrament of Matrimony Queen of All Saints helps couples prepare not only for their wedding day, but the lifelong commitment of living a Christian marriage. Parishioners of Queen of All Saints Basilica who are baptized and free to marry in the Catholic Church may celebrate their marriage in Queen of All Saints Basilica. Couples from Queen of All Saints seeking marriage in Queen of All Saints Basilica should contact one of the parish priests at least six months prior to their intended date of marriage. The couple must meet with one of the priests before the date for the marriage can be confirmed. Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick If a member of your family would like to receive the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, please contact the Rectory. Fourth Sunday of Lent March 10,

14 Celebrant Schedule Sunday, March 17th 5:00pm - Fr. Edward Grace 6:45am - Fr. Rich Conyers 8:00am - Fr. Brendan Horan 9:30am - Fr. Simon Braganza 11:00am - Fr. Thomas Campana 12:30pm - Msgr. John Pollard Parish News Parish Financials for February 24th, 2013 Actual to Prior Year Actual to Budget YTD Week $27,709 $956,768 Last Year $27,523 $938,842 Difference $186 $17,926 YTD Week $27,709 $956,768 Weekly Budget $27,000 $945,000 Difference $709 $11,768 Today s Readings First Reading The Israelites ate of the yield of the land of Canaan (Joshua 5:9a, 10-12) or 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a Psalm Taste and see the goodness of the Lord (Psalm 34) or Psalm 23. Second Reading Whoever is in Christ is a new creation (2 Corinthians 5:17-21) or Ephesians 5:8-14. Gospel This man welcomes sinners and eats with them (Luke 15:1-3, 11-32) or John 9:1-41 [1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38]. Considered Electronic Donations? 14 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL