January 29, 2017 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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1 Saint Robert Bellarmine Parish Mission Statement We are a diverse Catholic community of genera ons, experiencing the living God and reflec ng our faith in ac on with one another. January 29, 2017 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time School Open House January 29 Sunday - 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. St. Blase Throat Blessing February 3 Friday 8:30 a.m. Mass Confirmation February 24 Friday - 7:00 p.m. OLV

2 Page 2 January 29, 2017 Mass Intentions MON. January 30, Weekday in Ordinary Time 8:30 am Judith Day, Thomas I. Nava TUES. January 31, St. John Bosco 8:30 am Glen Czech, John Rybicki WED. February 1, Weekday in Ordinary Time 8:30 am Ann Nowak (20 Yrs) THURS. February 2, The Presentation of the Lord 8:30 am Benjamin Soriano FRI. February 3, St. Blase, St. Ansgar 8:30 am Joseph & Irene Koziarz SAT. February 4, Weekday in Ordinary Time 8:30 am Marie Ghislainem-Gutierrez, Gaetano Vercillo 5:00 pm Eugene Kozlowski, John & Wanda Placek, Eleanor Sielepkowski, Andrea LaPenta SUN. February 5, Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 am Krystyna Bartosz, Thomas Caplis 10:00 am John S. Kozlowski, Joseph Milio 12:00 pm The People of St. Robert Bellarmine Parish 5:30 pm The People of St. Robert Bellarmine, St. Pascal and Our Lady of Victory Parishes Weekly Collections January 15, 2017 Sunday Offertory $ 7,929 Energy $ 3,722 Christmas $ 696 Sharing $ 128 The amount for the Sunday Offertory includes the electronic donations received for the week. Thank you for your generosity! Please pray for our sick Gina Brettman, Patricia Klenck, Robert Walsh, Arlene Placek, Margaret Ludden Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time The prophet Zephaniah, writing in the seventh century before Christ, tells the people to seek the Lord, to seek justice and humility so that they will be sheltered from the wrath when God comes to deliver his people from their oppressors. He tells them that only those who have remained faithful to God and to his Covenant will be spared. St. Paul continues his exhortation to the Corinthians, telling them that not many of them were wise, powerful or of noble birth. Yet God chooses the weak to shame the strong, the foolish to shame the wise, and the lowly to shame those who count as somebody in the world. Therefore, they are not to boast before God. The gospel is Matthew s version of the Beatitudes, the nine blessings that will be given to those who have the qualities that describe the life of a disciple. Blessed are the poor in spirit, those who mourn, the meek, those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, the merciful, the pure of heart, the peacemakers, those who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness, and those who are insulted and persecuted falsely because of Christ. Jesus tells them to rejoice for their reward will be great in the kingdom of heaven. Zephaniah 2:3, 3: Corinthians 1:26-31 Matthew 5:1-12a Feast of St. Blase St. Blase was a fourth century bishop in Armenia, renowned for his personal holiness and dedication to the physical and spiritual health of his people. He was tortured and beheaded for refusing to sacrifice to pagan idols. Legend has it that he cured a young boy choking on a fish bone. Because of this miracle of intercession St. Blase became the patron saint for the healing of throats. Through the intercession of St. Blase, bishop and martyr, may God deliver you from ailments of the throat and from every other evil. His feast day is February 3rd. We will celebrate individual throat blessings on Friday during the morning mass. Communal blessing of throats will be celebrated next weekend, February 4-5, at all masses. Common Threads: An expansion of SRB s Blanket Ministry Can you knit, crochet, sew, quilt or tie a knot? Prayer blankets can be a sign of God s presence as well as a reminder of the love, concern and prayers of the community. We need people of all ages and talent levels to donate materials and make blankets. To find out more, join us as we gather Thursday, February 2nd at 7:00 pm in Kernaghan Hall. For further details, contact Deacon Bill at the rectory.

3 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3 From the Pastor s Desk Normally I begin my column with a commentary on the scriptures. I am using my column today to talk about a few important issues that affect all of us. My extended scriptural reflections, primarily on the Beatitudes, can be found on page four. One of the most critical issues facing our nation is the polarization in our society. It is an urgent need for all Christians and people of good will to end the divisiveness in our civil discourse and to actively work to promote the common good in our personal and public lives. Regardless of our political or ideological persuasions, all of us are called to respect the dignity of all people, perhaps especially with those we disagree. Jesus pointedly reminds us that we are to love our enemies and bless those who persecute us (one of the beatitudes in today s gospel). This calls for a twofold response. The first is to accept the legitimacy of the current government. President Obama was an incredible example of this principle in action. Though clearly he does not agree with the incoming administration, he repeatedly acknowledged the legitimacy of the election and was extremely gracious in facilitating a peaceful transfer of power. I was impressed that in the busyness of his final days in office, he and Mrs. Obama took the time to play with economically disadvantaged children in the White House playground. All of us should take a lesson from this example. The second part of our response, and equally important, is to work for justice for all people. President Obama gives us a fine example of this principle as well. He promises to speak out on important issues that affect the well-being of our nation. Pope Francis calls us to remember Catholic social teaching of the preferential option for the poor, and to go to the margins to welcome the stranger and care for those in need. Cardinal Cupich continues to speak out for a reform of our immigration policy that gives justice and welcome while providing for protection of our borders, for economic justice for all and an end to racism and all divisiveness in our society. But we must do this, as Martin Luther King stated so eloquently, in a non-violent manner, after we have purified ourselves from all anger and hatred. Last weekend Cardinal Cupich announced the parish groupings for Renew My Church. The goal is to make our parishes vital and sustainable so that we may continue to carry out the mission of the Church. Over the next few years, the parishes in each grouping will be assigned a facilitator to help us discern how to move forward. Our grouping includes St. Robert Bellarmine, St. Pascal, Our Lady of Victory, St. Constance and the Korean Martyrs Catholic Church. The timeline has not yet been determined when the parishes will begin the formal collaboration process. We will continue to do what we have been doing for the past several years, including our shared Confirmation celebration with Our lady of Victory; our Sunday evening Mass, combined youth program (which we hope to re-start this spring) and our Sacramental/Adult Faith Formation programs with Our Lady of Victory and St. Pascal, and the Four- Parish Mission, which also includes St. Bartholomew. Undoubtedly we will do more together in the future. In the meantime, please keep this initiative in your prayers and read the Cardinal s letter on page five. Last Saturday evening we celebrated Remembering Our Heritage. About 20 people, mostly long-term parishioners, came down to Kernaghan Hall after the mass to share some of their stories and memories of St. Robert Bellarmine and what our parish means to them. Our thanks to Nora Kerr, Trina Eifert and the volunteers for coordinating the event. Pictures and stories will be posted on the website and in future bulletins. It was a fun evening of food and fellowship. I learned a lot about our parish, and hope that all of you will take pride in who we were, who we are and who we continue to be. Today we begin the celebration of Catholic Schools Week. We will begin with a family mass at 10 am with a special blessings for the students, their families, and the faculty and staff. The School will host an Open House from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm. All are welcome to visit with our teachers and see the excellent work our students are doing. Have a great week. Sincerely, Fr. Neil

4 Page 4 January 29, 2017 Pastor s Scriptural Reflections Today s scriptures tell us what it takes to enter the kingdom of heaven. The sacred authors give us a list of virtues and character traits that identify God s faithful people. They are not merely giving us a list nor setting an ideal of perfection that none of us can attain. Rather, they tell us that those who seek to walk with God will exhibit these characteristics as a response to their faith in God. And God promises to reward them because of that faith. Zephaniah is trying to warn the people that it is their faithlessness that is causing their political problems. Having turned away from the Covenant, they have placed themselves outside of God s protection. They seek protection from Egypt, relying on political alliances and the strength of their armies. In less than a generation they will discover that this is not a good strategy and will find themselves exiled in Babylon. Zephaniah tells them to seek the Lord by living humbly, observing God s law and by working for justice and they will be sheltered on the day of the Lord s anger. God promises to protect the humble and the lowly who do no wrong, tell no lies and are free of deceit. His promise is that they will live in peace and security. A good reflection for all of us would be to examine our conscience based on Zephaniah s warning. Similarly to the people of Zephaniah s time, the Corinthians had become arrogant, thinking that they could rely on themselves for their salvation. St. Paul tells them that God alone is the source of wisdom, righteousness, sanctification and redemption. Therefore they are not to boast about anything, except in the Lord. St. Paul reminds us that if we have anything in this life, whether power, wealth, intellect, worldly position or prestige, it is all a gift from God. These gifts are to be used wisely to build up the body of Christ; not as sources of ego gratification, pride or selfindulgence. In St. Matthew s gospel, Jesus attached a promise to each beatitude. To the poor in spirit are promised the kingdom of heaven. They are the ones who realize that all is gift and that without God they can do nothing. Because they do not seek the things of this world for their fulfillment, they participate in the life of God. Those who mourn are promised comfort. Those who mourn have compassion for others and their comfort is to be drawn into relationships that give life to the spirit. Those who are self-absorbed cannot be in life-giving relationships with God or their neighbor, family members or friends. The meek will inherit the land. Those who are humble are the ones who walk with God and thus inherit the kingdom. Those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be satisfied. These are the ones who seek God s will. They are satisfied because they live trusting in God. Those who hunger and thirst for the things and pleasures of the world can never be satisfied because there is never enough in the world to fill the deepest longings of our hearts. Blessed are the merciful for they will receive mercy. Those who are able to forgive and extend kindness to others will receive forgiveness and kindness from God. Those who cannot forgive or extend themselves for others have already closed off their hearts to God, and are thus unable to receive his mercy. The clean of heart shall see God. They are the ones who are stewards of their possessions and bodies, seeing them as gifts to be used for good purposes, not selfishly. They shall see God because they are properly oriented in their vision of life. The unclean cannot see God so they seek meaning in the things of the world that will pass away. The peacemakers will be called children of God. They are the ones who recognize that unity and harmony build the kingdom of God. Since Jesus is the only Son of God, to be children of God is to share in Christ s divinity. Those who are contentious, angry, or violent fracture this unity and do not bear any resemblance to Christ. Those who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness are promised the kingdom of heaven. They are the ones who do the right thing and stand up for what is right, even at great cost to themselves. They have conformed themselves to the will of God, which by definition, is to enter the kingdom of heaven. Those who do not stand up for righteousness because they are afraid of consequences in this life cannot have eternal life. Those who are slandered and insulted for the sake of Christ are told to rejoice for their reward will be great in the kingdom of heaven. These are the ones who have such an intimate relationship with God that the malice of the world cannot shake their inner calm, even though it causes pain and sorrow. They already live in the kingdom of heaven. Those who deny Christ by what they do and say may escape tribulation on earth but have cut themselves off from the grace of God. To be blessed is to enjoy God s grace and know the intimacy of his love. If we have that love in our hearts, we will live the beatitudes. If we seek to make the beatitudes our way of life, we will experience God s grace and love. Sincerely, Fr. Neil

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7 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 7 In Sympathy Please pray for the repose of the souls of Laureano Leon Barbara Fitzgerald Paul Kahler and for their families and friends. Wedding Banns I Micheal Heneghan and Samantha Burns V.I.P. tickets will be sold after all masses this weekend through February 19. The cost of the tickets is $25.00 each and each month 21 winners will be drawn. One ticket gives you 252 opportunities to win a cash prize in the year ahead. Cash prizes range from $30 to $500. Tickets are limited, so buy early! Baptized in Faith Sofia Lia Pecoraro Child of Glenn Ralph and Fina Pecoraro Adelynn Tena Stein Child of Jeffrey and Jennifer (Holm) Stein Tessa Grace McMorrow Child of Joseph and Michelle (Lang) McMorrow Robert Francis Martwick Child of Robert and Sharon (Tulos) Martwick A Warm Welcome to our New Parishioners Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Racoma and Family Lectio Divina (FORMERLY SCRIPTURE STUDY) EVENING SESSION TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 7:00 PM KERNAGHAN HALL MEETING ROOM Learn about the scriptures through prayer and discussion with other parishioners, explore the scriptures for the coming Sunday. Learn more at our Open House! Sunday, January 29 11:30 am - 2:00 pm. Or find more information at srb-chicago.org MORNING SESSION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2 9:15 AM KERNAGHAN HALL MEETING ROOM Questions? Call Deacon Bill at or bfrere@srb-chicago.org

8 Page 8 January 29, 2017 Our Sacramental Journey A new series of presentations on the meaning of the Sacraments What does it mean to be Catholic today? How do we live our faith? The Sacraments have both a visible and invisible reality. The visible reality we see in the Sacraments is their outward expression, the form they take, and the way in which they are administered and received. The invisible reality we cannot "see" is God's grace, his gracious initiative in redeeming us by the death and Resurrection of his Son. Marriage Wednesday, February 1st 7 pm 8:30 pm St. Robert Bellarmine church Deepen your understanding of the life-long commitment that is the Sacrament of Marriage. Deacon Pat and Judy Casey, who coordinate the marriage ministry at St. Josaphat, will share their insights into the meaning, symbolism, history and theology of the Sacrament of Marriage. Open Gym For Catholic Teens & Their Friends Fridays, Jan. 20 & Feb. 3, 17 7:00 8:30pm Be there! Our Lady of Victory, Laramie & Sunnyside basketball, dodgeball, volleyball Two of these are available based upon your interest. Questions? Contact Alan Schmitt ajsre@aol.com or

9 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 9 ST. ROBERT BELLARMINE PARISH FEBRUARY, 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 8:30-10:30a Science Program (KH) 7pm Our Sacramental Journey (C) 2 9:15am Lectio Divina (MR) 7p Adult Choir (SMR) 7 pm Common Threads (MR) 3 8:30a Blessing of Throats at mass 4 9:30am-11:30am Catechist Meeting (S) VIP Ticket Sales after 5 pm Mass 5 5th Sunday in O.T. VIP Ticket Sales after all Masses 6 7pm Finance Committee Meeting (R) 7:30p Sports Brd Mtg (MR) 7 6:30 pm Novena/ Benediction (C) 8 7 pm RCIA (R) 7-10 p SPRED Prep (KH) 9 9:15am Lectio Divina (MR) 7p Adult Choir (SMR) :30a-11:30a Faith Formation Class (S) 6p Parent Assoc Bingo Fundraiser (KH) VIP Ticket Sales after 5 pm Mass 12 6th Sunday in O.T. After all Masses-Coffee And Girl Scouts/Boy Scouts VIP Ticket Sales after all Masses 13 7pm School Brd Mtg (MR) 14 7pm PPC Meeting (R) 15 9 am - 5 pm Eucharistic Adoration (C) 5pm Benediction (C) 6-10p SPRED TC (KH) 16 9:15am Lectio Divina (MR) 7p Adult Choir (SMR) VIP Ticket Sales after 5 p Mass 19 7th Sunday in O.T. 10a Children s Liturgy of the Word (C/KH) VIP Ticket Sales after all Masses 20 President s Day HOLIDAY No School Rectory Office Closed 21 7p Parent Assoc Closed Board Meeting (MR) 22 8a-3p Book Fair (KH) 7-10p SPRED Prep (MR) 23 8a-3p Book Fair (KH) 9:15am Lectio Divina (MR) 7p Adult Choir (SMR) 7pm Confirmation Vigil (OLV) 24 8a-3p Book Fair (KH) 7pm Confirmation (OLV) 25 9:30a-11:30a Faith Formation Class (S) 3-6:30p Book Fair (KH) After 5pm Mass - St. Pat s Dinner Ticket Sales (V) 26 8th Sunday in O.T. After All Masses - St. Pat s Dinner Ticket Sales (V) 8a-1p Book Fair (KH) 27 7pm Spirit Garden Mtg (SMR) 28 7pm Lectio Divina (MR) 7p First Communion Parent Meeting (KH) 3:45p-5:15p Confirmation Faith Groups (KH)

10 Page 10 January 29, 2017 Weekly Schedule Monday, January 30 1 pm Talent Show (KH) 7 pm Talent Show (KH) Tuesday, January 31 8:30 am - 11:00 am Spelling Bee (KH) 7 pm Confirmation Rehearsal (Our Lady of Victory) 7 pm Lectio Divina (MR) Wednesday, February 1 7 pm Our Sacramental Journey (C) Thursday, February 2 9:15 am Lectio Divina (MR) 7 pm Common Threads (MR) 7 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal (SMR) Friday, February 3 8:30 am Blessing of Throats (C) Saturday, February 4 9:30 am 11:30 am Catechist Meeting (S) VIP Ticket Sales after 5 pm Mass (V) Sunday, February 5 VIP Ticket Sales after all Masses (V) PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY GySgt Timothy R. Hogan (Marines) CPT Patrick J. Collins (Army) Raymond Weernink (Navy) Sgt Scott Pekar (Marines) CPT Dan Allen (Army) LCpl Kurt Williams (Marines) SGT Joseph Konieczny (Army) Mike Janson (Navy) 1LT Brian G. Lutz (Army) Bernard Brennan (Marines) Sgt. Benjamin Juhasz (Marines) Sarah Faye Tierra (Navy) Sgt Joseph VonMoser (Marines) Luke Bulanda (Navy) Capt Kevin P. O Grady (Air Force) Major Daniel C. Ouper (Air Force) PO1 John J. Schmidt III (Navy) Capt Albert Eiffes (Air Force) Joseph A. Casey (Navy) EM3 Abraham Ubi (Navy) PVT Michael Barry (Army) SPC David A. Torres (Army) E2 Anthony V. Tierra (Navy) A1C Logan Lopez (Air Force) Daily Scripture Readings Monday Heb 11:32-40 / Mk 5:1-20 Tuesday Heb 12:1-4 / Mk 5:21-43 Wednesday Heb 12:4-7, / Mk 6:1-6 Thursday Mal 3:1-4 / Heb 2:14-18 / Lk 2:22-40 Friday Heb 13:1-8 / Mk 6:14-29 Saturday Heb 13:15-17, / Mk 6:30-34 Sunday Is 58:7-10 / 1 Cor 2:1-5 / Mt 5:13-16 February 4 / 5, 2017 Mass Presider Servers Lectors Auxiliary Ministers 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 PM 5:30 PM It is the soldier, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press. It is the soldier, not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech. It is the soldier, not the campus organizer who has given us freedom to demonstrate. Fr. Denis O Brien, United States Marine Corps Fr. Neil Fackler Fr. Scott Donahue Fr. Scott Donahue Fr. Neil Fackler Fr. Neil Fackler D. Pecoraro, N. Soriano, L. Soriano T. Hansen, D. Kowalski, E. Zagroba C. Calabrese, J. Galindo, A. Jablonski G. O Neil, A. Amoloria, J. Stauber J. Zaker, A. Augello, J. Rodriguez-Ashe J. Ouper W. Felckowski, A. Ouper, E. Stecker K. Hansen K. Fergus, P. Fergus, M. Furphy D. Gandor K. Ernst, A. Benages, S. Spooner, I. Benages, P. Gandor, J. Markfull, L. Wilder P. Zyburt J. Jakobsze, C. McManus, P. Mullane R. Madro D. Ahearn, M. Calcagno, S. Calcagno

11 Saint Robert Bellarmine Church Parish Rectory & Office 4646 North Parish Austin Office Avenue & Rectory Chicago, Illinois 4646 North Austin Avenue Tel Chicago, Illinois Fax Tel Website: Fax Website: Rev. Neil E. Fackler, Pastor Rev. Scott Rev. Donahue, Neil E. Resident Fackler, Pastor William Rev. Frere, Scott Deacon Donahue, Resident Tony Delgado, Deacon James Ouper, Kathy Goetz, Business Business Manager Manager Barbara Barbara Donnelly, Donnelly, Parish Adm. Secretary Assist/Office Mgr Deacon Dr. Bill Christina Frere, Zaker, Pastoral Adult Associate Education Fr. Neil Fackler, Beth Farias, Pastor Youth Minister Religious Education Office Faith Formation Office 6036 West Eastwood Avenue 6036 West Eastwood Avenue Tel Tel Debi DeMario, Director Mary Ellen Casselman, Director St. Robert Bellarmine School St. Robert Bellarmine School 6036 West Eastwood Avenue 6036 West Eastwood Avenue Tel Tel Carrie Mijal, Principal Carrie Mijal, Principal Chris Wilson, Secretary Chris Wilson, Secretary Office of Music Office Director of Music Director 6036 West 6036 Eastwood West Eastwood Avenue Avenue Tel Tel Dennis Dennis Costanzo, Costanzo, Music Director Music Director Bulletin Deadline: Bulletin Deadline: Thursday Thursday 12 Noon 12 Noon 10 days 10 in days advance in advance Submit articles Submit via articles via in in person person at at the the rectory rectory or or fax fax Pulpit Announcement Pulpit Announcement Deadline Deadline Friday Friday by 12 Noon by 7:30 in p.m. the rectory. in the rectory. Mass Schedule Mass Schedule Weekdays Weekdays - Monday - Monday - Friday - Friday at 8:30 at a.m. 8:30 a.m. Weekends Weekends - Saturday - Saturday Morning Morning at 8:30 at a.m. 8:30 a.m. Saturday Saturday Evening Evening at 5:00 at p.m., 5:00 p.m., Sundays Sundays at 8:00 at 8:00 a.m., a.m., 10:00a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 12:00 p.m. p.m. and and 5:30 5:30 p.m. p.m. Holy Holy Days Days - 8:30-8:30 a.m. a.m. and and 7:00 7:00 p.m. p.m. Rectory Office Rectory Hours Office Hours Monday through - Friday Thursday - 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 to a.m. 7:30 to p.m. 7:30 p.m. Friday (Closed - 8:30 from a.m. 12:00 to 5 to p.m. 1:00 p.m. for lunch) (Closed Saturday from - 12:00 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. p.m. for lunch) Saturday Sunday - 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 2:30 p.m. Sunday - 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Weddings Weddings Arrangements to be made with a priest Arrangements at least to be six made months with in a advance. priest at Please least six contact months the in rectory advance. for date and time availability Please contact before the rectory making for other date and arrangements. time availability before making other arrangements. Baptisms Baptisms Celebrated the second and fourth Sunday Celebrated the second at 1:15 and fourth p.m. Sunday Parents at 1:15 need p.m. to register at the rectory office. Baptismal Parents need preparation to register at class the rectory for first office. time Parents Baptismal and Godparents preparation is offered class for on first the time last Monday Parents of the and month Godparents at 7:00 is offered p.m. in on the the rectory. last Monday Please of note: the month there at are 7:00 no p.m. baptisms in the scheduled rectory. during the season of Lent. Please note: there are no baptisms scheduled during Confessions/Reconciliations the season of Lent. Saturdays 4:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. Confessions/Reconciliations or by appointment. Saturdays 4:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. or by appointment. Anointing of the Sick Anointing 1st Saturday of of the the Sick month after the 8:30 a.m. mass. 1st Saturday of the month after the 8:30 a.m. mass. Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction Eucharistic Third Adoration Wednesday & of Benediction every month. Third Adoration Wednesday begins of every after month. 8:30 a.m. mass. Adoration begins Benediction after 8:30 at a.m. 5 p.m. mass. Benediction Please at sign 5 p.m. up at the rectory office. Please sign up at the rectory office. Novena Novena Mother of Perpetual Help Novena is offered on Mother Tuesday of Perpetual evenings Help at 6:30 Novena p.m. is in offered the church. on the First Tuesday of the month at 6:30p.m. in the church, followed Recitation by Benediction. of the Rosary Monday through Saturday at 8:00 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Monday through Saturday at 8:00 a.m.

12 CHURCH NAME & NUMBER St Robert Bellarmine # ADDRESS 4646 N. Austin Avenue Chicago, IL PHONE Work CONTACT PERSON Mariellen Cronin / Barbara Donnelly SOFTWARE Publisher 2010 Adobe Acrobat X Standard Windows XP Professional PRINTER Xerox DocuPrint P8ex NUMBER OF PAGES SENT Cover through 10 SUNDAY DATE OF BULLETIN January 29, 2017 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS