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1 FEBRUARY 10, 2013 FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 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 Ash Wednesday February 13th Masses at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:45am School Mass at 1:45pm Prayer Services at 12, 4:30, and 7:30pm Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return N. Sauganash Avenue Chicago, Illinois Phone: Fax:

2 From the Pastor Next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. The time has now come in the Church year for the solemn observance of the great central act of salvation history, the redemption of the human race by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In the Roman Rite, the beginning of the forty days of penance is marked with the austere symbol of ashes which are used in today's liturgy. The use of ashes is a survival from an ancient rite according to which converted sinners submitted themselves to public penance. At the beginning of Lent, on Ash Wednesday, ashes are blessed during Mass, after the homily. This solemn blessing and sprinkling with holy water obviously is more than a reminder of death; it is rather a pledge and reminder of resurrection. The blessed ashes are then imposed on the faithful as a sign of conversion, penance, fasting and human mortality. To each one he says: Turn away from sin and be faithful to the gospel. (Mark 1:15) or Remember that you are dust, and unto dust you shall return. (Cf. Gen. 3:19) The ashes themselves are made from the palms used at the previous Passion Sunday ceremonies. Blessed ashes are a sacramental. That means that they are a sacred sign. Their reception with humility is a sign of penance. We wear them publicly to acknowledge our need to atone for our sinfulness. As hard as this is to admit, we are all sinners and Lent is the season of the Church year when we have the opportunity to get in closer touch with our personal limitations, our dependence of God and our need for forgiveness. The act of receiving ashes symbolizes our fragility, mortality, and our need to be redeemed by the mercy of God. Far from being a merely external act, the Church has retained the use of ashes to symbolize that attitude of internal penance to which all the baptized are called during Lent. From the very early times the commemoration of the approach of Christ's passion and death was observed by a period of self-denial. On Ash Wednesday in the early days, the Pope went barefoot to St. Sabina s Church in Rome to begin with holy fasts the exercises of Christian warfare, that as we do battle with the spirits of evil, we may be protected by the help of self-denial. Here at Queen of All Saints Basilica we will have Masses at 6:30, 7:30, 8:45 AM and a Mass for our school children at 1:45 PM. In addition we will have Liturgical Services of the Word at 12 Noon, 4:30 and 7:30 PM. Ashes will be distributed after the homily at each of these liturgies. Throughout the season of Lent we will also have other devotions and opportunities for prayer and spiritual development. Father George Kane will be presenting an adult faith formation series commemorating the 50 th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council on February 28, March 7, 14 and 21 and April 4 and 11 at 7 PM in the Basilica. Deacon Mike Monnelly will lead The Little Rock Scripture Study every Tuesday morning and evening in the Benedict Center. The Women s Spiritual Spa, Holy Places along the Way: My Spiritual Geography, will be presented by Kieran Lyons on Thursday, February 28 and Thursday, March 21. A Lenten Holy Hour will be held in the Basilica beginning at 7 PM every Monday evening. The Way of the Cross will be walked every Friday in Lent at 2:15 PM with the school children and 4 PM with parishioners in general. The Living Stations will be presented on Friday, March 22 at 2:15 PM. The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered during the Lenten Holy Hour from 7:30-8:30 every Monday evening and on Saturday mornings beginning at 8:30. Queen of All Saints Elizabeth Ministry also offers Lenten Prayer Evenings on all the Mondays in Lent in the Benedict Center. Please consult the bulletin for more specific details on all these opportunities for Lenten prayer and devotion. God bless you. Monsignor John Pollard 2 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

3 Parish News THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY The St. Vincent de Paul Society of Queen of All Saints wants to thank everyone who contributed to our gift card collection January 26th & 27th to help us meet the needs of the people who come to us for assistance. We received donations in excess of $3,200 in cards, checks, and cash which will go a long way in helping with the purchase of food, CTA passes, gas cards, and other needs which our clients cannot meet themselves. May God continues to bless the generous families of Queen of All Saints and know that those we serve and all the members of our society will keep you in our prayers. 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. The book would be a wonderful addition to any library, but is not necessary for participation! We will gather from 7-9 pm at the Benedict Center and alternating weeks at people's homes. We will need RSVPs for the home sessions, which will have limited seating. It is highly recommended to come to the first session, where the format will be explained and the foundation set! RSVP to elizabethministry.qas@gmail.com. Monday, Feb 18 (7:00-9:00pm) Benedict Center, 2nd Floor Monday, Feb 25 (7:00-9:00pm) Member home Monday, March 4 (7:00-9:00pm) Benedict Center, 2nd Floor 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." Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 10th,

4 Lent 2013 LENTEN REGULATIONS All members of the Christian faithful in their own way are bound to do penance in virtue of divine law. In order that all may be joined in a common observance of penance, penitential days such as the Season of Lent are prescribed during which the Christian faithful in a special way, pray, perform works of piety and charity, and deny themselves by fulfilling their responsibilities more faithfully and especially by observing fast and abstinence according to the norms of the following directive (Canon 1249): FAST All adults are bound by the law of fast up to the beginning of their 60th year. According to Canon 97, #1, a person who has completed the 18th year is an adult. The day of fast during Lent is Ash Wednesday (Feb. 13) the day of fast during the Triduum is Good Friday (March 29). PENANCE AND GOOD WORKS The faithful are encouraged during the period of Lent to attend daily Mass, to receive Holy Communion, to participate in penance services and to receive Sacramental Absolution; to take part as frequently as possible in public and private exercises of piety, to give generously to works of religion and charity, to perform acts of kindness towards the sick, and aged, and the poor, to practice voluntary self-denial especially regarding food and drink and worldly amusements; and to pray more fervently, particularly for the intentions of the Holy Father. ABSTINENCE All persons who have completed their 14th year are bound by the law of abstinence from meat. Complete abstinence is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and the Fridays of Lent, and Good Friday during the Triduum. The faithful will not lightly excuse themselves from this obligation. On days of complete abstinence, meat and soup or gravy made from meat are not to be eaten. ASH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Ashes will be distributed at the morning Masses at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:45am. School Mass at 1:45pm Prayer services at 12 Noon, 4:30 and, 7:30pm PRAYER LENTEN HOLY HOUR The Monday night Perpetual Novena group meets at 7:00pm for Rosary, followed by a 7:30pm Holy Hour with Adoration of the Exposed Blessed Sacrament. SCRIPTURE STUDY Join us for The Little Rock Scripture Study Tuesday mornings and evenings with Deacon Mike Monnelly STATIONS OF THE CROSS Every Friday during Lent at 4:00pm With the School children at 2:15pm Living Stations on March 22nd at 1:45pm WOMEN S SPIRITUAL SPA February 28th March 21st SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Mondays during the Lenten Holy Hour 7:30 to 8:30pm Saturday Morning 8:30 to 9:30pm ADULT FAITH FORMATION Fr. George Kane Series on the Second Vatican Council Elizabeth Ministry Evenings 4 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

5 ALMSGIVING SERVE THE BODY OF CHRIST THROUGH OUTREACH OF OUR VARIOUS MINISTRIES Food Pantry Elizabeth Ministry Soup Kitchen Visit the Sick Third Sunday collection for the poor Donate Blood through the Parish Blood Drive, March 24th School: Rice Bowl Religious Ed: Heifer Project Family Mass Saturday, February 16th 5:00pm Any questions, contact: Teresa Kirwan or Amy Herbert or Karla Anderson or REFLECT Catholic Weekend Retreat for Mid-life Singles Mid-life Singles (mid 30 s to 50s): register today for a life-changing weekend retreat at the Cardinal Stritch Retreat House, Mundelein, on February Cost is just $175 for meals and a single room. Take a chance and get involved you won t regret it! Call (312) , reflect.illinois@gmail.com, or visit for details. Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 10th,

6 Parish News Join us in the joyous conclusion of our year long celebration of... Music of the Masters Concert Series presents Bach Magnificat Mozart Requiem The Basilica Choir joined by the Lake Shore Symphony Orchestra Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 3:30 p.m. Queen of All Saints Basilica 6280 N. Sauganash, Chicago, IL qasparish.org 6 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

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9 From the School QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration for new and transfer students wishing to enter QAS School in August, 2013 will begin on SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, after the 11 a.m. Catholic Schools Week Eucharist. Registration will be held from Noon until 1:30 p.m. in the Holy Name Room, along with our Curriculum Fair/Open House. Registration applications requested after January 27 will be by appointment 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 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 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 10th,

10 Week Beginning February 11th 6:30M-W Hunter Engelbert, Evan Nelles 6:30Th-F Katelin Avenir, Kyle Avenir 7:30 M-F John McMahon, Julia Neumeyer 8:45M-T Grace Coutre, Katie Coutre 8:45W-Th Vito Cannizzaro, Katie Walsh 8:45 F Christian Carini, Maria Carini 8:00 Sat Christian Carini, Maria Carini Friday, February15th - Stations of the Cross Christine Amadi, Ted Amadi, Ava Morrison 10 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL Parish News WOMEN'S SPIRITUAL SPA DAY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2013 Join us for our next Spa Day presented by Kieran Lyons, on Thursday, February 28, 2013 at the Felician Sisters Convent. Kieran is Director of Faith Formation at St Francis Xavier Parish, Wilmette, IL. Wife, mother and lay minister in the church, Kieran's passion is to listen, share, companion, stimulate, pray and be with others along their life journey. "Holy Places Along the Way: My Spiritual Geography" The compass of my life has directed me to places, led me to people, and guided me to experiences I could never have imagined. Who are the sacred people? Where are the holy places? What are the life experiences that have shaped the person you are becoming? Join us for a chance to be aware, attentive and authentic about our lives. "Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will enter his house and dine with him." Rev 3:20 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 Pre-register with Susan Williams at or online at qasparish.org and click on Women's Spiritual Spa WALK-INS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Weekly Altar Servers Next Sunday, December 16th 5:00pm Cecelia Galvin, Liliana Root, Meg Vanecko 6:45am Emma Fraterrigo, Joseph Fraterrigo 8:00am Tommy Hester, George Voight, Joe Voight 9:30am Grace Coutre, Katie Coutre, Molly Langfels 11:00am Aidan Brennan, Colin Brennan, Ethan Ryan 12:30pm Andrew Berghoff, Jessicalynn Ramirez, Janelle Ramirez

11 Parish News Vatican II: 50 Years Later Presentations by Father George Kane Father Kane - Born and raised on the north side of Chicago. Ordained in Served in inner city parishes on the south side of Chicago in the 1950's. Also served as a Chaplain in Korea. From , Fr. Kane served as Spiritual Director, Supervisor of Student Ministries and Director of the Deacon Program at the University of St. Mary of the Lake. He also helped develop the program for the permanent deacons of the diocese. Fr. Kane's passion is his care and concern about the Second Vatican Council especially as it applies to the laity. In 1972, Fr. Kane became the founding Pastor of Church of the Holy Spirit where he served as pastor until Now Pastor Emeritus, Fr. Kane is busier than ever meeting the spiritual needs of people in the northwest suburbs: CHS, Holy Family, St. Hubert's, Friendship Village. He has given numerous missions and sessions on the Second Vatican Council. Fr. Kane is known for his welcoming attitude, for his compassionate outreach, dynamic homilies, and his witty, hope-filled vision of life. 7:00pm on Thursdays in the Basilica February 28th March 7th March 14th March 21st April 4th April 11th High School Youth Ministry News Our next Teen Mass will take place today Sunday, February 10 th at 6pm in the Benedict Center Chapel and a social outreach will follow in the school gym. On Tuesday, February 12 th we will have a Lenten Prayer Service. The prayer service will start at 7pm and go until 8pm in the Benedict Center Chapel. On Friday, February 22 nd we will be returning to the St. Thomas Soup Kitchen. I have 12 spots saved for this service event. Please me if you would like to attend. The first 12 teens I hear from have the spots. St. Thomas is one of Queen of All Saints Sharing Parishes. For any information about the listed events or any questions about QASYM please me at dchun@qaspairsh.org or call the office at or check the QAS parish website for information, just go to the Religious Education tab at the top of the website and click on the Youth Ministry tab. From there you can find update dates and info. Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 10th,

12 Medallions in the Window of Apparitions The lower portion of the window is divided by subject matter into two layers, each one containing four medallions, depicting the Apparitions of Our Blessed Lady on notable miraculous occasions. The size of the medallions makes this type of fenestration unique, for it is unusual to have such large space set aside for one single image. Each medallion recreates a scene in the past in which Our Blessed Mother appeared to some gifted souls; in each case she is portrayed in the accurate costume which she wore, appropriate to time and place. In the lowest panel at the base of each lancet an angel stands guard, each one a symbol of colorful artistry, boasting a glowing orange halo around its head, with its wings in blue standing out against a background of deeper blue and faint rose. Above that, in the first row of medallions, the images from left to right are: 1. Our Lady of Lourdes, dressed in white, with a blue sash around her waist, standing on a bed of roses. The shield beneath the image, three gold Fleursde-lis upon a deep blue field, represents France. 2. Our Lady of Guadalupe, dressed in a garment of deepest blue and rich lavender. The rays of the sun completely surround the image. The coat of arms of Mexico adorn the shield underneath, a gold eagle on a white field. 3. Our Lady of Czestochowa, ornately crowned and distinguished by a halo, wearing an attractively blue gown, holding the Christ Child in her arms. The shield of Poland is centered in the intermediate panel beneath. 4. Our Lady of La Salette (1846), vested as a strange lady resplendent in a strange costume. Crowned, yet wearing a peasant dress, Our Lady looks resplendent in pink and soft yellow. The shield at the bottom, red, white, and blue bears the Cross of Lorraine in the center panel. In the lower row of medallions, the images from left to right are: 1. Our Lady of the Snows, (350) the Madonna and Child, dressed in blue against a deep red background. An occasional snowflake is visible in the heavens above. The shield of Italy, a white star on a white field, adorns the intermediate panel beneath the image. 2. Our Lady of Knock (1879) wearing a royal green gown, with touches of green in her cloak, stands upon a bed of green shamrocks. The shield at the bottom, a gold harp upon a blue field, represents Ireland. 12 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

13 3. Our Lady of Fatima (1917) resplendent with the sun whirling behind her, stands upon a patch of green shrubbery. The shield of Portugal ornaments the lower panel. 4. Our Lady of Einsiedeln (948) crowned, holding a sceptre in her right hand and her Divine Son in the other; she is a vision of loveliness garbed in a beautiful robe. The shield of the Swiss, a white cross on a red field, lies beneath the medallion. The recurring theme of the decoration of the Basilica is found in the upper portion of the window. In the area above the medallions, set against a background of deep sky blue, a field of red roses blossoms across the width of the four lancets. Within each circular design formed by the open stone tracery, bright white stars stand out, like the Star of the Sea they symbolize. And a field of graceful white lilies flourishes higher still, against a variegated background of ruby-red, fresh green, and sky blue. Within the arch of the window at the peak, set in a circular limestone frame is an extensive and elaborate quatrefoil. The figure of Our Blessed Lady stand supreme over all, clothed in white as the Immaculate Conception. In a bright red band which encircles her is the prayer: O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to Thee. In the lower cusp of the quatrefoil, at the feet of Our Lady is the traditional bright, striped shield of the United States. The complete theme of the window, therefore, is filial and patriotic. Our Blessed Mother, the Patroness of the United States, is enshrined above the shield of the country, bestowing her motherly care on its citizens, and they, in turn, extend to her the filial devotion. Descendents for the most part of foreign lands which have been blessed with miraculous apparitions of Mary, they have brought their owns traditions and love of her and blended them into the culture of America. St. Patrick Sign-Up Party March 9 TH :30p.m.-11:00p.m. QAS Gym Limited Space Now Available for Seniors $30/person includes Irish food, drinks, and Music. Purchase tickets after the Masses on February 9 th /10 th and February 16 th /17 th (Only those previously signed up from UPP Party and presold tickets admitted) Questions?? us at: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 10th,

14 Mass Intentions Sunday, February 10th (Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time) - 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, February 11th (Our Lady of Lourdes) - School Endowment Fund Benefactors, QAS Homebound, Vito De Carlo, Eileen Stegmaier, In Honor of Our Blessed Mother-Ben & Sara Testa, Kamila Krupa, Lourdusamy Zacharias, Anna Born, Lauretta & Gary Berg, Charles Hohmeier Readings: Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10,12, 24, 35c; Mk 6:53-56 Tuesday, February 12th (Mardi Gras/Lincoln s Birthday) - Deceased Members of QAS Widowed Group, George Stegmaier, J. Timothy Kelley, Caroline Kretz, Helena Johns, Dr. Rigoberto J. Rodriguez, John Thometz Readings: Gn 1:20-2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Km 7;1-13 Wednesday, February 13th (Ash Wednesday) - Basilica Fund Members, Deceased Members of Hanlon & Orozco Families, Ruth Stegmaier, Adriano B. Aziyu, Carleen T. Murphy, Salvy Monastero, Wanda Opaka, Mariendran Bastianpillai Readings: J1 2:12-18; Ps 51:3-6ab, 12-14, 17; 2 Cor 5:20-6:2; Mt 6:1-6, Thursday, February 14th (Ss. Cyril and Methodius/St. Valentine s Day) - Over 50 Club Members, Charles J. O Connor, Elmer & Angela Tadel, Toni Gallagher, Fred Stummer, Emiliano Alegre Sr., Maria Alegre, Charles Hohmeier, Renato Amponin, Adolfo Gonzales, Carlos Nuqui, Richard Solheim Readings: Dt 30:15-20; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Mt 16:13-19 Friday, February 15th Helen & Jerry Martin, Lillian Miller, Giometti Family, Anthony Ghilarducci, Walter M. Villanueva Sr., Rodolfo L. Santos, Gwendolyn V. Uy, Jose Carreon, Felicidad J. Carreon Readings: Is 58; 1-9a; Ps 51:3-6ab, 18-19; Lk 9:22-25 Saturday, February 16th - Caponigri, Minelli & Parrillo Families, Mary Ellen Neilson, Irene Budzban, Bill Hughes, Joseph Nalepa, Simon Pahati, Carolyn S. Schaefer, Adolfo Gonzales, Carlos Nuqui Readings: Is 58;9b-14; ps 86:1-6; Lk 5:27-32 We Pray for our Recently Deceased Celestine Neumann David Oaks Frederick Violini 14 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL

15 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. Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 10th,

16 Celebrant Schedule Sunday, February 17th 5:00pm - Fr. Simon Braganza 6:45am - Msgr. Wayne Prist 8:00am - Fr. Brendan Horan 9:30am - Fr. Thomas Campana 11:00am - Msgr. John Pollard 12:30pm - Fr. Edward Grace Parish News Parish Financials for January 27th, 2013 Actual to Prior Year Actual to Budget YTD Week $28,312 $849,234 Last Year $31,737 $831,732 Difference ($3,425) $17,502 YTD Week $28,312 $849,234 Weekly Budget $27,000 $837,000 Difference $1,312 $12,234 Today s Readings First Reading Isaiah is called to be a messenger for the Lord and responds, Send me! (Isaiah 6:1-2a, 3-8) Psalm In the sight of the angels I will sing your praises, Lord (Psalm 138). Second Reading Paul reminds us of the gospel he preached through which we are saved, if we believe it (1 Corinthians 15:1-11 [3-8, 11]). Gospel Jesus directs Simon to take his boat into deep water for a miraculous catch of fish (Luke 5:1-11). Considered Electronic Donations? 16 Queen of All Saints Basilica Chicago, IL