8am 12 Noon 6:30pm - St. Stephen Deacon and Martyr

December 4, 2011
Second Sunday
In Advent
�St. Stephen Parish
is a Catholic community of faith striving to
witness to the Gospel. Our Baptism and
Confirmation calls us to bring Christ’s Love
to our families, our work places and our
community. Grateful for God’s gifts, we
seek to nurture those gifts and to give back
to the Lord by sharing our time, talent and
material treasure. In all of our parish
activities we seek to develop a personal
relationship with the Lord who directs our
lives and a vision that sees the world with
the eyes of Christ and that leads to a
commitment to justice. We seek a sense of
unity in Christ that leads us to be an open
and welcoming people and a sense of joy in
being graced by the gifts of God’s Love.
Mass Schedule
Monday—Saturday: 8:00am | Saturday Liturgy: 5:00pm
Sunday Liturgy: 7:00am, 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30am,
and 1:00pm in Polish
Holy Days: please see bulletin two weeks prior

ST. STEPHEN,
DEACON & MARTYR,
CATHOLIC CHURCH
WE ARE A STEWARDSHIP PARISH
We at St. Stephen, are striving to be good disciples of
Christ. We focus on the spirituality of stewardship,
through the grateful sharing of our time, our talent and
our treasure, to help us become better disciples of
Christ. As good stewards, we share our gifts
responsibly with charitable groups and with our church.
We urge our parishioners to consider remembering St.
Stephen in their wills. Please phone Fr. Jay in the
church office at 708.342.2400 for more information.
November 20, 2011
Regular $26,211.00
Electronic Donation 7,784.50
$33,995.50
Kids Envelopes $147.93
Sharing $106.00
Christmas $50.00
November 27, 2011
Regular $24,743.00
Kids Envelopes $162.95
Sharing $407.00
Assumption $10.00
Immaculate Conception $20.00
PARISH MINISTRIES information can be obtained
by contacting Deacon Kenneth Zawadzki,
Director of Pastoral Ministries at his e-mail:
dcnken@ststephentinley.com
Parish Office
17500 South 84th Avenue
Tinley Park, IL 60487
Office Hours 8:30am-8:30pm M—Thrs
8:30am-7pm Friday
9am—5pm Saturday
Office Closed 12:30pm-1pm Mon-Fri
Office Phone 708.342.2400
Office Fax 708.342.1545
Religious Ed. Phone 708.342.1544
Website: www.ststephentinley.com
E-mail: info@ststephentinley.com
TIME, TALENT & TREASURE
Thank you for your continued Stewardship in support of St.
Stephen. Please visit our website to find other opportunities for
generosity through planned giving by remembering St. Stephen
in your will or living trust.
In addition to printing the collection, we are printing the Sunday and Holy Day
collections from the previous month and for the fiscal year to date as well as
budgeted amount needed for us to meet both our expenses & mortgage
payments. Mortgage payments are $41,500 per month (interest and principal).
Actual Budget
October $127,301 $131,650
July 1—October 31 $474,925 $481,350
The Archdiocese loaned us the money to start our parish and build our facilities on the
basis of a commitment to Stewardship by the parish. We thank everyone whose
support enables us to do the work of our parish. We ask everyone to share their
material treasure in a spirit of Stewardship.
BAPTISMS are celebrated every Sunday at 3pm in English and 1pm in Polish.
Please contact Karen in the parish office for the necessary preparations.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION is available on Saturdays, from 8:45—9:30am
in the church or by appointment.
FUNERALS can be arranged with the parish office.
MARRIAGES St. Stephen Parish welcomes the celebration of the weddings of
both registered parishioners and the children of registered parishioners.
Information is available from one of the priests or deacons.
PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK can be arranged for the sick, elderly and
handicapped desiring Communion by calling the parish office.
BULLETIN ARTICLE DEADLINE Articles are to be in the parish office noon on
Friday for the following week’s bulletin. E-mail: bulletin@ststephentinley.com
REGISTRATION OF NEW PARISHIONERS is held on the 2 nd & 4 th Sundays every
month after 10am Mass. New parishioners unable to register at Sunday
registration, may register at the parish office on Mondays at 2pm, Tuesdays at
11am, Wednesdays at 8:30am or Thursdays at 7pm. Please phone 708.342.2400
to make an appointment. We warmly welcome new parishioners and cordially
invite you to join us on our life-long journey to the Lord.
OUR CHURCH ~ OUR STAFF ~ OUR SCHOOL
Rev. James Finno, Pastor
Rev. Grzegorz Warmuz, Associate Pastor
William Engler, Deacon
Chuck McFarland, Deacon
William Schultz, Deacon
Joseph Stalcup, Deacon
Pete Van Merkestyn, Deacon
Kenneth Zawadzki, Deacon
Mary Jeanne Pazin, Director of Religious Education
Geraldine Radke, Assoc. Director of Religious Education
Tammy Burns, Admin. Assistant for Religious Education
Mark Gorka, Music Minister
Karen Dillon, Youth Minister
Karen Opyd, Administrative Assistant to Pastor
Dave Prete, Maintenance Director
Cardinal Joseph
Bernardin Catholic School
9300 167th Street
Orland Hills, IL 60487
Phone 708.403.6525
Fax 708.403.8621
Ms. Mary Iannucilli,
Principal

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
F ROM OUR PASTOR
Dear People of St. Stephen,
This Sunday’s liturgy focuses on the
Scripture calling us to prepare the way
of the Lord. Isaiah’s proclamation of
comfort and hope and John the Baptist’s
challenge to prepare the Lord’s way call
us to proclaim with enthusiasm the
presence of Christ among us. In the
midst of the hectic activities of these
weeks in preparing for Christmas, we
all need to make sure that we give time
to the Lord, in prayer and in worship,
as we seek to live the first of Jesus’ two
great commandments – love God above
all things – and that we embrace the
spirit of generosity so much a part of
this season a way to love our neighbor
as ourselves. Let’s pray for each other,
that we may all keep Jesus at the center
of celebrating Christmas.
I want to thank Kathy Davis of our
parish, her students from Mother
McAuley, and the families and young
people of our parish who painted the
Advent windows along the entrance
ways to our church. The artistic talents
of Kathy and her students have enabled
us to adapt an Advent custom we
learned from Fr. Claus, a German
priest who stayed with us several years
ago as part of the Crossing Over
program, an exchange program with
several dioceses in Germany. People in
Germany had a custom of painting a
picture expressing an Advent on
Christmas theme in one of the windows
of their home. It’s another way to
remind us to keep Christ at the center
of the season. Thanks to Kathy, her
students, and our parishioners for their
work to help us give focus to this
season.
Thanks to our teen group members –
Emily Binder, Jenny Brennan, Mike
Brennan, Maura Conlin, Corey
Fitzsimmons, Isabella and Victoria
Gutkin, Allison Hallberg, and Jeff
Kamholz – who participated in the
National Catholic Youth conference in
Indianapolis on the weekend before
Thanksgiving. The conference was a
very positive event for young Catholics
from across the country, and we look
forward to our young people sharing
their experiences. Special thanks to
Karen Dillon, our youth minister, and
to Mrs. Linda Brennan who drive and
accompanied our young people for the
conference.
The work on the parking lot has been
completed with the exception of the
seal coating and re-striping that needs
to be done in warmer weather late next
spring. From our initial observations,
the additional drainage work and the
patching are working as planned. We
look forward to much less water and ice
accumulating on the lot. Thanks for
your patience and for your support for
the project.
Finally, thanks to everyone who has
donated to this year’s Annual Catholic
Appeal. We have raised about $250,000
in the Appeal, which will result in over
$500,000 reduction to our parish
mortgage. Donations can be made to
the Appeal through the end of the
calendar year by contacting the parish
office. I am grateful to everyone whose
support has enabled us to take
advantage of this $2 for $1 offer to
lower our mortgage.
May God bless you and your loved
ones,
Fr. Jay
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DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
Deacon Ken Zawadzki
PASTORAL MINISTRIES
Pastoral Ministry Director
December 4: Second Sunday of Advent:
Phone: 708.342.2400 Ext. 136
In today’s Gospel John the Baptist urges us to “Prepare the way of the Lord,” and this is
E-Mail:
what Advent is all about. We are called to help prepare the way of the Lord by making dcnken@ststephentinley.com
the real meaning of Christmas come alive in our own hearts, in our family and to reach
out to those in need.
Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Please call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we
can help the suffering and poor to celebrate Christmas.
Christmas Christmas Christmas Family Family Family Mass Mass Mass
As we begin to feel the chill of November, it is time for us at St. Stephen to begin to prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Your
children, grades 1 and up, are invited to be a part of the Christmas Eve Nativity Liturgy. This year St. Stephen will be celebrating a
Mass on Christmas Eve at 5 PM, at which the children will be presenting the Christmas Gospel. We hope to involve many of our
children in this experience. Most parts are non-speaking. A few special parts, grades 3 and up, will be selected by lottery.
While we have a few costumes, families will need to provide most costumes which are all very basic.
Please consider the schedule of rehearsals below.
All rehearsals are mandatory. Rehearsals will be on the following dates:
Christmas Eve Mass at 5 PM:
Thursday, December 15—6:30-7:00 PM - Church
Thursday, December 22—6:30-7:00 PM (dress rehearsal) - Church
At the dress rehearsal on December 22 costumes must be worn.
Adult helpers are needed and welcome. If you have any questions,
please call Fr. Jay at 708-342-2400 or Mary Jeanne Pazin at 708-342-1544, ext. 147.
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PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN ON A DAILY BASIS FOR THEIR SAFE RETURN.
1 ST LT. ANTHONY J. CESARO, CPL. SSGT. JUSTIN ANTHONY GAZDA, SRA. LAURA CHRISTINE GAZDA,
LT. MICHAEL MINERVINI, 1 ST LT. CHRISTOPHER MAZUREK, COL. KEVIN J. MURPHY, SGT. DOMINIC MESSINA,
CMDR. COLLEEN M. GLASER-ALLEN, SSGT. TOM HENZL, SGT. MATTHEW GILL, TSGT. STEPHEN VLAMING,
SPC. MONICA L. GALDIKAS,SPC. DANIEL WILKES, SGT. ADAM WOJCIK, PVT. MATT KIRK,
LT. COMMANDER PETER GUNTHER, PVT. ROBERT NEUMANN, LT. JOHN PIERCZYNSKI, CAPTAIN THOMAS PIERCZYNSKI ,
CAPT. L. WILLIAMS, LTJG AMANDA GRIFFITH, 1 ST LT. JOHN WILLIAM KENNEDY III, LCPL DUSTIN WIDMAYER,
PFC. BRENDAN GALVIN, SSGT. JOE JOHNSON, SPC. ERIC M. JONES, AIRMAN 1 ST CLASS NICHOLAS DURKIN,
LT. CMD. JOHN TUTWILER, LT. CMD. SUSANNE CONNOLLY, SGT. DAN KNIAZ,
LCPL DOMENIC C. ANDREONI, PFC DUSTIN MARCUKAITIS, 2 ND LT. MICHAEL GRYCZKA , SSGT. TIMOTHY FASHING JR.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED MILITARY MEN AND WOMEN - SPC. NICHOLAS R. IDALSKI (JULY 3, 1981-JUNE 21, 2005).

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT PAGE 5
Adoration and Benediction
This Thursday we will have adoration
of the Blessed Sacrament from after
Sacrament of reconciliation
Our parish will have a communal
celebration of the sacrament of
Reconciliation on Tuesday, December
13, at 7:30pm. There will be a
number of priests present to offer
individual confession in a simple way
Retirement Fund for religious
On the weekend of December 10 th
and 11 th Catholic Churches
throughout the Archdiocese of
Chicago will have a second collection
for the Retirement Fund for
Religious. The annual Retirement
Fund for Religious Appeal has
provided much needed assistance to
women and men religious who have
faithfully and generously served in our
schools, hospitals, parishes and
communities for years. Our Church and
nation have been blessed beyond measure
by these dedicated religious. They
ministered in the spirit of the Gospel,
asking little in return.
As a parish we will no longer have an actual
second collection for this need, but as a
parish we will send a contribution based on
After “HO HO HO” comes “HA HA HA”
SAVE THE DATE! Saturday, January
21 st . Get rid of the mid-winter blues
with a tasty dinner and a lot of laughs
at our first Comedy Night at Orland
the 8am Mass until 6pm in the daily chapel.
Benediction will be at 6pm rather than the
The Archdiocese of Chicago needs your opinion!
We are engaged in a process to
understand how the needs of parishes
and educational within the
Chateau, 14500 South LaGrange in Orland
Park. Doors open at 6pm, dinner at 7pm
and, the comedy show at 8:30pm. Hosted
VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED FOR THE “BAG BRIGADE” SERVICE PROJECT
Christmas
Parties!!!
in the context of a communal prayer
service. We invite you to take advantage of
this opportunity to receive the Sacrament of
Reconciliation this Advent.
Individual confessions will also be offered at
the regular Saturday morning times from
Archdiocese may be addressed. You are
invited to take a brief and anonymous
online survey which will be available until
Adults and teens are still needed to help
fold, cut, and tie plastic bags so that they
can be turned into sleeping mats for the
homeless. Please consider joining us at one
of our sessions. You are welcome to bring a
friend. Thursday, December 8 (10am-
usual 6:30pm because of the 6:30 Mass for
the holy day.
8:45am to 9:30am on December 10 and 17,
as well as on Tuesday, December 20, and
Wednesday, December 21, from 7:30pm to
8:30pm, and on Thursday, December 22,
from 9am to 10am. There will be no
confessions on Christmas Eve.
previous years’ contributions. So we ask
you to increase your regular donations
which become part of our parish’s donation
to the Retirement Fund for Religious and
other eliminated second contributions.
The need of our support for the Retirement
Fund for Religious is important and the
religious are grateful for our financial help.
December 18. Just follow this link:
www.surveymonkey.com/s/HSP8GN7
Your feedback is important and valued.
by St. Stephen, Deacon &
Martyr Parish and Cardinal
Joseph Bernardin Catholic
School
12pm) and (6:30pm-8:30pm) ; Thursday,
December 22 (10am-12pm) and (6:30pm-
8:30pm)
Women’s Club Annual Christmas Party
December 9 at 7pm…tickets are available in the parish office for $10.
Men’s Club Annual Christmas Party
for our children
December 11 after the
10am Mass in the large meeting room.

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Second Sunday in
Advent
We Proclaim
Avidly
Be a role-model of
faith for your family
and friends. Invite
others to join you as
you become involved
in the needs of the
parish. Share your
experiences with
others.
Feast of St. Nicholas
Fill your day at work,
school, or the
community with
Random Acts of
Kindness. Share
your experiences with
your family tonight.
“JOURNEY TO CHRIST’S LIGHT”
ADVENT SEASON
The word “Advent” (Coming) indicated
how Christians view the four-week period
preceding the Nativity of our Lord. It is a
time of preparation for an ever more
intimate coming of the Lord to you and all
of us.
When I come to visit a friend, I am present
to him. Coming results in presence. Of
course, the Lord is already present to his
people. Therefore, his coming at
Christmas should result in a more intimate
presence. People (friends, lovers) who get
to know and love one another better are
becoming more intimately, more
personally, present to one another. It is a
question of opening up and sharing one
another’s personality. Our preparation for
Christ’s coming should consist in an ever
more opening up to him who wants to
share our human condition in loving care.
Pearl Harbor Day
70th Anniversary.
Pray for those who
defend and protect
us. Pray for peace.
ADVENT 2011
By preparing for the Lord’s coming time
and again at Christmas, Christians prepare
for his final coming which will be decisive
for you and all human beings. “Now we
watch for the day hoping that the salvation
promised us will be ours when Christ our
Lord will come again in his glory” (Preface
of Advent).
St. Joseph Daily Missal
Feast of the
Immaculate
Conception: Holy
Day of Obligation:
Celebrate Mary on
her special day.
Week 2: We Proclaim Avidly
Week 3: We Rejoice Heartily
Week 4: We Believe Enthusiastically
Volunteer to make a Plan a dinner with
dish for PADS. Bake the entire family
an extra batch of and enjoy being
cookies to share with together. Take time
PADS. Contact to see the Advent
Deacon Chuck windows created by
the Teen group this
weekend before
Mass.
We invite all of our parishioners
to fill out an intention sheet
available on the table in the
narthex. Please list your
intentions and family name if
desired and place your intentions
in the basket on the table. The
intentions will be placed by the
altar during the Advent Season.
Proclaim
Rejoice
Believe
Using a purple ribbon for each week,
(except a pink ribbon for the third
week), attach the ribbon at the end of
each tag and tie the ribbon around
the wreath near the candle.
Be careful not to start a fire.

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
ADVENT CANDLE LIGHTING
SIGN-UP SHEET
There is a sign-up sheet for
those wishing to light the
Advent Candles at the
beginning of Mass. Please check in with the
usher no later than 10 minutes before Mass
starts. This way they know that you are
here; otherwise, they will look for someone
to take your place. The sign-up sheet will be
in the back of the church on the usher’s
table. Please remember to honor your
commitment.
COMMUNAL RECONCILIATION SERVICE
Tuesday, December 13
at 7:30pm
INDIVIDUAL RECONCILIATION SERVICE
Saturday, December 17
from 8:45am - 10am
Tuesday, December 20
from 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday, December 21
from 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Thursday, December 22
from 9am -10am
Confessions will be available in English and
Polish
There will be no confessions on Christmas
Eve
OPLATKI (CHRISTMAS
WAFERS) AND ST. STEPHEN
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Oplatki (Christmas Wafers) and St.
Stephen Christmas Cards are now
on sale after all the Masses until
Christmas and will also be available at
the parish office.
The cost for the Oplatki is $1 per
package (which includes 3 white and 1
pink wafer). Sharing Oplatki with
your family and friends at Christmas is
a beautiful Polish custom. Each
member of the family shares a part of
their wafer with those at the dinner
table and wishes them a Blessed
Christmas and New
Year. The cost for the
St. Stephen Christmas
Cards is $5 for a package
of 10 cards….they are
available in English and
Polish.
SIMBANG GABI
St. Stephen will be
honored to host
Simbang Gabi, a
novena of Masses to
prepare for Christmas from the
Filipino tradition. St. Stephen will host
the Mass on Saturday, December 17 th
at 7pm. Dates of other Masses in our
area are:
12/15 @ 7pm: St. Julie Billiart
7339 W. 159 th St. in Tinley Park.
12/16 @ 7pm: Our Lady of The
Woods
10731 W. 131 st in Orland Park.
12/18 @ 3:30pm: St. Albert The
Great
5555 W. State Rd. in Burbank.
12/19 @ 7pm: St. Gerald
9310 S. Central Ave., in OakLawn
12/20 @ 7pm: St. Fabian
8300 Thomas Ave., in Bridgeview.
12/21 @ 7pm: St. Michael
14327 Highland Ave., in Orland Park
12/22 @ 7pm: St. Damian
5300 W. 155 th St. in Oak Forest
12/23 @ 7pm: St. Linus
10300 S. Lawler Ave., in Oak Lawn
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ADVENT 2011
LORD JESUS, AS WE BEGIN OUR ADVENT JOURNEY, GRANT US YOUR WISDOM. MAY WE SEE WHAT IS TRULY IMPORTANT AND DEEPLY
LIVE YOUR VALUES. KEEP US MINDFUL OF YOUR PRESENCE. MAY WE BE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR GIFT OF LOVE AND SALVATION.
COME, LORD JESUS, COME
Christmas Eve:
�� 3pm
�� 5pm - includes presentation of the
Christmas Gospel by the children
�� 7pm
�� 10pm - Solemn Christmas Mass
with choir
�� 12 midnight - Solemn Christmas
Mass in Polish
Christmas Day:
�� 8:30am
�� 10am
�� 11:30am (in English)
�� 1pm (Polish)
Christmas
Mass
Schedule

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
This Thursday,
December 8,
is The Feast of
The Immaculate
Conception
and a Holy Day
of Obligation.
Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, hear us.
Christ, graciously hear us.
God the Father of heaven,
have mercy on us.
God the Son, Redeemer,
have mercy on us.
God the Holy Spirit,
have mercy on us.
Holy Trinity, one God,
have mercy on us.
Holy Mary, pray for us.
Holy Mother of God, pray for us.
Holy Virgin of virgins, pray for us.
Mother of Christ, pray for us.
Mother of Divine Grace, pray for us.
Mother most pure, pray for us.
Mother most chaste, pray for us.
Mother inviolate, pray for us.
Mother undefiled, pray for us.
Mother most amiable, pray for us.
Mother most admirable, pray for us.
Mother of good counsel, pray for us.
Mother of our Creator, pray for us.
Mother of our Savior, pray for us.
Virgin most prudent, pray for us.
Virgin most venerable, pray for us.
Vocation Announcement
Are you being called to help
“prepare the way of the
Lord?” for today’s people as
a priest, religious, or
deacon? For information
about priesthood contact Fr.
Brian Welter at
Masses Thursday are:
8am
12 Noon
6:30pm (English)
7:30pm (Polish)
WELCOME TO THE MARRIAGE CORNER
Marriages
Gerald & Katherine Zermeno
LITANY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Virgin most renowned, pray for us.
Virgin most powerful, pray for us.
Virgin most merciful, pray for us.
Virgin most faithful, pray for us.
Mirror of justice, pray for us.
Seat of wisdom, pray for us.
Cause of our joy, pray for us.
Spiritual vessel, pray for us.
Vessel of honor, pray for us.
Singular vessel of devotion,
pray for us.
Mystical rose, pray for us.
Tower of David, pray for us.
Tower of ivory, pray for us.
House of gold, pray for us.
Ark of the covenant, pray for us.
Gate of heaven, pray for us.
Morning star, pray for us.
Health of the sick, pray for us.
Refuge of sinners, pray for us.
Comforter of the afflicted,
pray for us.
Help of Christians, pray for us.
Queen of Angels, pray for us.
Queen of Patriarchs, pray for us.
Queen of Prophets, pray for us.
Queen of Apostles, pray for us.
Queen of Martyrs, pray for us.
Queen of Confessors, pray for us.
bwelter@archchicago.org, and
go to www.facebook.com/
chicagopriest For info on
religious life contact Sr. Elyse
Ramirez, OP at 312-534-5240
or eramirez@archchicago.org,
and for the Permanent
Diaconate program contact
Deacon Bob Puhala at 847-837-
4562 or bpuhala@usml.edu.
Queen of Virgins, pray for us.
Queen of all Saints, pray for us.
Queen conceived without original sin,
pray for us.
Queen assumed into heaven,
pray for us.
Queen of the most holy Rosary,
pray for us.
Queen of Peace, pray for us.
Lamb of God, who takes away the sins
of the world,
spare us, O Lord
Lamb of God,
who takes away the sins of the world,
graciously hear us, O Lord.
Lamb of God,
who takes away the sins of the world,
have mercy on us.
Grant we beseech Thee, O Lord God,
that we, Thy servants,
may enjoy perpetual health
of mind and body: and,
by the glorious intercession
of the blessed Mary, ever Virgin,
be delivered from present sorrow
and enjoy eternal gladness.
Through Christ, our Lord. Amen.
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DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
TGIF—TEENS GROWING IN FAITH
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�� The next official meeting of the St. Stephen TGIF Teen Group will be on Sunday, December 4 th from 6:00-7:30
pm. Pizza will be served. Please RSVP if possible to Karen Dillon. Important upcoming events & mission trip
will be discussed. ALL teens 7 th grade – high school are invited.
�� Teens please save the date for our Winter Retreat & Lock-In to be held Wednesday, December 28 th 6pm until Thursday morning
at 9am. Information and sign-ups will be forthcoming.
Any questions about TGIF or if you would like to join, please email or call Karen Dillon at kdillon@ststephentinley.com or 708.342.2400 Ext. 149
Congratulations to honor roll students of our parish
A Honor Roll
(Mother McAuley)
Suzanne Dwyer
Kaitlyn Leone
Alaina Rea
(Marian Catholic)
Alexa Nelson
B Honor Roll
(Mother McAuley)
Sarah Porter
(Mt. Assisi Academy)
Natalie Munoz
Isabella Gutkin
AP Scholars
(Marian Academy)
Niccole Nelson
New Year’s Day Dabber Bingo at Our Lady of Loretto
January 1, 2012 Our Lady of Loretto
Women’s Guild will be holding a
New Year’s Day Dabber Bingo. Our
St. Bede Reunion
St. Bede’s Class of 1972 will hold it’s
40 year reunion on April 21, 2012 at
Georgio/Comfort Inn—8800 W.
Healing Service & Mass
You are invited to Infant Jesus of
Prague prayer group’s Healing
Service & Mass at Infant Jesus of
Prague Church. Flossmoor Rd. &
Hour of Grace
St. James the Greater Catholic
Church in Sauk Village will hold a
special HOUR OF GRACE honoring
OUR LADY ROSA MYSTICA on
THURSDAY, DEC. 8 TH –
Lady of Loretto is located at 89th &
Kostner in Hometown. Doors open at
1pm, games begin at 3pm. 15 games - cost
159th Street in Orland Park. For more
information, please contact Kathy
Leavitt Ave., in Flossmoor. The Healing
Service and Mass are is on Monday,
December 5 at 7:30pm. And also every
first Monday at 7:30pm of every month.
Solemnity of the Immaculate
Conception. Holy Mass will be followed
by Exposition/Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament, Rosary, Marian hymns, and
Eucharistic Healing Service. Holy Mass at
Marian Catholic HS announced its Honor Roll
for the First Quarter of the 11/12 school
year. Along with a full complement of cocurricular
activities in athletics and fine
arts, rigorous college-prep academics remain the
focus as the following "Scholars with a Soul" are
recognized for their efforts:
Alexa Nelson, Niccole Nelson, Gretchen Stibich,
Abigail Tierney, Kelsey Tierney
is $25. 2-$500 games and pull tabs. For
more information call 708.424.7471.
McGrath, Mike Rafferty or Bob Larney at
stbede72@gmail.com.
(Wheelchair Accessible) Mass & Prayer
meeting are all other Monday evenings at
7:30pm.
11am and Hour of Grace from
12pm-1pm. St. James the
Greater is located at 22400 S.
Torrence in Sauk Village. (708)
757-2174
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DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT PAGE 10
Cardinal Joseph Bernardin Catholic School NEWS
CJB Students Share Christmas Spirit—To share the true meaning of Christmas, members of CJB’s
National Junior Honor Society earned money by doing projects at home or in their neighborhood, & that money
was used to purchase Christmas gifts for members of St. Coletta’s residential home located within the
boundaries of St. Elizabeth Seton Parish. The recipients of their gifts are non-verbal and/or autistic men with
various mental capacities. “It was a great experience in the true meaning of Christmas to have bought gifts for
people who really appreciate them,” noted Catherine Viz, of Orland Park and president of the school's NJHS.
CJB 5 th Grade Girls Compete in South Suburban Basketball League Championship Game—CJB’s 5 th grade girls’ Red
basketball team finished a stellar season and competed in the championship game in the South Suburban Basketball League at Marist
High School. The Lady Cardinals went undefeated in three rounds of the single elimination playoffs. They ended the season second in
the league of 22 teams, ultimately losing a well-played championship game against Incarnation School of Palos Heights, a team they
were triumphant over in a recent month-long tournament in which CJB took first place. Coach Anthony Faro says, “It is always very
difficult to beat a strong team twice – especially so soon after taking the championship at Incarnation’s annual tournament on their
home court.” Faro along with coaches Liam Murphy and Dennis Houlihan expressed their pride in the team whom they said played
their hearts out the entire season with grace and determination. The team ended the season with an impressive 17-4 record. All of
the girls put points on the board and played well both defensively and offensively. The Cardinal Joseph Bernardin School athletics
program seeks to put Christian values into practice by helping young athletes develop to the best of their abilities and to participate
with dignity and grace.
CJB Students Honored with Mustang Award— On 11/20, sixty-nine young men from the south
side of Chicago & surrounding suburbs were awarded the Mustang Award by St. Rita High School,
including five 8 th grade students from CJB. This award originated in 1983 to recognize outstanding young
men of exceptional caliber with great potential for the future. Award winners are nominated by their
school principal & then must complete an application, essay, letter of recommendation and an interview
with St. Rita faculty and staff. St. Rita recognizes the young men for their pursuit of excellence in
academics, athletics, activities and their commitment to spirituality. This year 159 students were
nominated for the award and 69 young men were named winners of the Mustang Award for 2011-2012.
The 2011-2012 Mustang Award winners from CJB include Colin Brankin, Michael Laird, Zachary Svabek
and John Wolf of Orland Park and Mark Harris of Tinley Park.
CJB 7 th Grade Girls Basketball Team Take Second in the South Suburban Basketball League—CJB’s 7 th grade girls’ Red
basketball team made it to the South Division of the South Suburban Basketball League championship game, played at Marist High
School. The Lady Cardinals competed in a thrilling game against St. Germaine School of Oak Lawn, which resulted in overtime play.
CJB ultimately lost by two baskets with a score of 16-12 and took second place among 16 teams in the South Division. Coach Tom
Doyle of Orland Park comments, “The team had a great season, improving with each game and peaking at just the right time, winning
four games in a row to take second place in league play. The girls’ fighting spirit and unwillingness to give up proved to be the secret
of their success. They were tenacious and performed excellent under pressure. I’m very proud of what they accomplished this
season.”
CJB Chess Team Captures More than the King - Eleven
students from CJB met early on a recent Saturday morning to compete
at the Fall 2011 Scholastic Chess Championship in Orland Park. They
earned a total of five top awards! The competition was tough with
eighty chess players from ten schools. After five intense hours, three
top honors for individual awards went to CJB. In the United States
Chess Federation U600 Division, Jimmy Calcagno (5 th grade) of
Orland Park earned the second place trophy, and Nicholas Plys (5 th grade) of Tinley Park earned the fourth place trophy. In the nonrated
K-8 Division, Matthew Crosse (6 th grade) of Tinley Park earned the fourth place trophy. In addition, CJB earned three team
awards. Winners of the first place team plaque in the USCF U600 Division were Nicholas Plys of Tinley Park and Orland Park
residents Jimmy Calcagno, Stephen Viz, and Peter Viz. Winners of the third place team trophy in the non-rated K-3 Division were
Luke Reiter of Tinley Park, Alex Woracheck, Ryan Reid, Brendan Spratt, and Sammy Fortino of Homer Glen, and Charlie Soltys.
CJB Chess Club is offered to students in Grades K-8 and is instructed by Chess Master Glenn Panner of Frankfort.

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT PAGE 11
INFORMACJE DOTYCZĄCE DUSZPASTERSTWA W PARAFII ŚW. SZCZEPANA
W ciągu całego roku Msza św. w niedzielę w języku polskim jest o godz. 1PM
¨ Pierwsza sobota miesiąca :
¨ Msza św. z nabożenstwem od godz.7PM do 9:30PM.
¨ W każdy czwartek jest całodzienna adoracja Najświętszego Sakramentu.
¨ Spowiedź w każda sobotę od godz.8:45-9:30AM.
¨ Chrzty w języku polskim odbywają się w każdą niedzielę miesiąca.
¨ Nauki przedmałżeńskie w jezyku polskim będą w każdą trzecią niedzielę miesiąca.
¨ Ślub w języku polskim prosimy zgłaszać sześć miesięcy wcześniej.
Po bliższe informacje proszę dzwonić do biura parafialnego pod numer 1(708) 342-2400 wew 137
Adwent. Droga, pustynia, Dzień Pański
„Przygotujcie drogę Panu...” I oto otwiera się przed nami całe doświadczenie dwóch tysięcy lat
chrześcijaństwa. A zarazem doświadczenie ludu Starego Testamentu. Droga, która kształtuje człowieka.
Życie, które jest pielgrzymką. Jak mówi poeta, „przecież i ja – ziemi tyle mam, ile jej stopa ma
pokrywa...” (C.K. Norwid).
Droga jest związana z czasem, który jest potrzebny, aby zrozumieć, że życie nasze przemija. Ma swój
początek i koniec. W trakcie drogi można spotkać różnych ludzi. Można ich zaprosić do wspólnego
pielgrzymowania albo po prostu nie zauważyć i iść dalej obojętnie. Mocne są słowa Jana Chrzciciela: „Idzie
za mną mocniejszy ode mnie, a ja nie jestem godzien, aby się schylić i rozwiązać rzemyk u Jego sandałów”.
Ten gest pochylenia, u stóp Mistrza, jakże wymowny, a może czasami już dzisiaj niezrozumiały. I
pielgrzymowanie...
Jan Chrzciciel to główna postać Adwentu, czasu wyczekiwania i prostowania dróg, którymi ma przyjść Pan.
„Oto Pan, Bóg, przychodzi z mocą...” – słyszymy dzisiaj u proroka Izajasza. To znaczy, że my mamy
przygotować siebie, swoje wnętrze na przyjście Pana.
„Drogę dla Pana przygotujcie na pustyni...”, „Głos wołającego na pustyni”. Czym dzisiaj dla nas, żyjących w
ustawicznym pośpiechu i zgiełku, jest pustynia? Czy my, ludzie żyjący w miastach, wiemy coś o
doświadczeniu pustyni? Pustynia w historii chrześcijaństwa zawsze przyciągała ludzi, którzy w intensywny
sposób poszukiwali Boga. Bo pustynia jest miejscem szczególnego spotkania z Bogiem, ale i miejscem walki
z diabłem o Boga. Jan Chrzciciel głoszący pokutę i nawrócenie, odziany w sierść wielbłądzią i pas skórzany,
jest na wszystkie czasy symbolem pustyni. Ale co z jego ewangelicznego przesłania jest dla nas dzisiaj
ważne? Czy potrafimy tak żyć, aby taką pustynię, czyli miejsce spotkania z Bogiem w swoim życiu
znajdować! Jeszcze bardziej podstawowe jest pytanie, czy my w ogóle potrzebujemy doświadczenia pustyni?
„Jak złodziej przyjdzie Dzień Pański, w którym niebo ze świstem przeminie...” Przez wieki czas Adwentu, z
jego liturgią i tradycją, Roraty, Godzinki, wytworzyły specyficzny klimat tego oczekiwania. Stale to odżywa. Te
parafie i te kościoły, które praktykują poranne Msze roratnie, gdzie ludzie z zapalonymi świecami przed
świtem przychodzą do świątyni, wypełniają się. Ileż młodzieży uważa Adwent za najbardziej przybliżający
osobiście do Boga czas w liturgii. „Gdy oczekujecie i staracie się przyspieszyć przyjście dnia Bożego...”, jest
w nas takie pragnienie, może często gdzieś głęboko ukryte, szybkiego przyjścia „nowego nieba i nowej
ziemi”.
Zakorzenienie w pustyni, tak bym nazwał to pragnienie, które jakże wyraźnie widać u ludzi pragnących
pogłębionego życia duchowego. Adwent jest więc czasem odchodzenia na pustynię w dosłownym tego słowa
znaczeniu. Na pustynię – paradoksalnie – także w mieście, gdzie będę tylko ja i Pan Bóg. Czas pustyni
przygotowuje nas do spotkania z Bogiem, który stoi już za drzwiami. Przez uchylone drzwi możemy dojrzeć
tego, z którym spotkamy się u kresu ziemskiej drogi „twarzą w twarz”.

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
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Sunday, December 4: Baby Nursing #153 | Narthex...Bethlehem Gifts | Narthex...SVDP Food Coll.
| 9:30am-11:30am Growing with God #158/159 & 162-167 | 9:30am-10:30am RCIA #125 | 10am
Babysitting #161 | 10am Bapt 1 st Year Anniv; Recep #154 | 10am Gr 6 Mass | 2:30pm Scout Medal B.
Brady #125 | 3pm-4pm Baptism | 6pm-7:30pm TGIF #125/126
Monday, December 5: RE 4:15-5:30 & 6-7:15 | 6pm-7:15pm RE Classes #125/126 | 7:30pm Bill
Brady Scouts #126 | 7:30pm-9:30pm Highland #156/158/159 | 7:30pm Parish Worship #125
Tuesday, December 6: RE 4:15-5:30 & 6-7:15 | 9:30am-11am Moms & Tots #158/159/161 | 6pm
-7:15pm RE Classes #125/126 | 7:30pm-9pm Bereavement #126
Wednesday, December 7: RE 4:15-5:30 & 6-7:15 | 6pm-7:15pm RE Classes #125/126 | 7pm-9pm Choir Church | 7:30pm
Men's Club #125 | 7:30pm-9pm SVDP #126
Thursday, December 8: 8am Feast of the Immaculate Conception Holy Day of Obligation | 8:30am-6:45pm Adoration of Blessed
Sac/Benediction 6:30pm D/Chap | 10am-12pm Bag Brigade #125/126 | 12pm Feast of the Immaculate Conception Holy Day of
Obligation | 4:30pm-5:30pm Chil. Choir Church | 6:15pm CJBS Den 2 #166 & 167 | 6:20pm-7:30pm CJBS Den 8 #163 |
6:30pm-8:30pm Bag Brigade #158/159 | 6:30pm Feast of the Immaculate Conception Holy Day of Obligation | 6:30pm-9pm TGIF
Drop In #125/126 | 7:30pm Feast of the Immaculate Conception Holy Day of Obligation (Polish) | 7:30pm Spiritual Life
Commission #154
Friday, December 9: 3pm-5:30pm Moms & Tots 158/159 | 7pm Polish Advent Retreat Church | 7pm-9pm Women's Club LMR
Saturday, December 10: Baby Nursing #153 | 11am Lector Training Church | 7pm Polish Advent Retreat Church
Sunday, December 11: Baby Nursing #153 | 9:30am-10:30am RCIA #125 | 10am Babysitting #161 |10am Gr 3 Mass | 11am
Men's Club Christmas Party LgMtgRm | 11am-11:30am Parish Reg 158/159 | 11:30am Living the Eucharist Mtg #125 | 3pm-4pm
Baptism
12/10 & 12/11 5:00pm 7:00am 8:30am 10:00am 11:30am 1pm
Lectors Hinz,Sr. M.
Klein,Bill
Eucharistic
Ministers
Grady,Roberta
Tschiggfrie,Amy
Przybylski,D.
Agresti,Helen
Benkowski,Lisa
Czochara,Jackie
Clausen,S.
Magdziasz,Tom
Garbaciak,R.
Houlihan,A.
Jakocko,Donna
Czerwinski,J.
Altar Servers Galante,Julie
Novak,Amanda
Novak,Teresa
Celebrant
Deacon
Fr. Greg W.
Deacon Chuck
Greeters Flo Smosky
Joan Beck
Dave Newquist
Shirley Newquist
Please help keep the church neat and clean.
Please do not leave bulletins and other papers on the pews or in the racks. Thank you.
Kenny,Tom
Harty,Lynette
Page,Bob
Smajo,Geri
Smajo,Nicholas
Farley,Kay
Farley,Bill
Gildea,Sue
Connolly,Bill
Connolly,Marie
Franckowiak,Pam
Monahan,Thomas
Schultz,Andrea
Heniff,Jack
Heniff,Pat
Labriola,Sue
Labriola,L.
Berchman,Cheryl
Guglielmo,Anne
Murphy,Jim
Murphy,Sharon
Allbee,Eamon
Dometita,Levie
Wasag,Linda
Smajo,Jonathan Walsh,Peter
Wiltjer,Jason
Nowak,Haley
Fr. Jay
Deacon Bill S.
Fr. Jay
Deacon Bill E.
Sharon Murphy
Jim Murphy
Kevin Douglas
Jan Douglas
Sportiello,Y.
DeToro,Karen
Kapala,Joan
Piatchek,Rich
Piatchek,Kay
Richerme,D.
Lindenmeyer,E.
Fehrenbacher,M.
Wernet,Guy
Henzl,Jim
Henzl,Peggy
Johnson,Louise
Davidson,J.
Lestarczyk,Mary
Herald,Catie
Herald,Steven
Marth,Karly
Fr. Jay
Deacon Joe
Bob Ridge
Barb Ridge
J. & Mike Vasek
Patricia Vasek
Conlin,Cathy
Danaher,Colleen
Brady,Bette
Brady,William
Voltolina,Jeanette
Sullivan,Janet
Rosas,Mari
Rutkowski,Kathy
Brady,Shar
Trahey,Victoria
Brekke,Patricia
Barnes,Geraldine
Bialas,Mary
Tierney,Kelsey
Estrada,Yoel
Estrada,A.
Quinn,Jack
Fr. Greg C.
Deacon Pete
LeeAnn Callham
J. Callham&Fam
Rose Romano
Natalie Sims
Maciejewska,B.
Budz,Janina
Kwiatkowski,S.
Boblak,Andrej
Kita,Barbara
Sierakowski,T.
Zalesko,Mateusz
Kozak,Patrick
Krupa,Mateusz
Fr. Greg W.
Counters
Sun 12/11
Team # 3
Sun 12/18
Team # 4

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT
M ASS INTENTIONS
Sunday, December 4
7:00am For the People
Anna Mazeikis req. by The Family
8:30am Dean (Bud) Knieps req. by Ginardi/Sauerbier
Estelle Latas req. by Toni Twarok
10:00am James H. McCauley, Sr. req. by M/M James Patla
Leslie Mazgaj Reger req. by Family & Friends
11:30am Bill Ruzich req. by Noreen Galvin
Rich Ranachowski req. by Scott Schultz
1:00pm Za Duse W Czyscucierpiace
Monday, December 5
8am Victoria Wasag req. by Linda Wasag
Dorothy Lipinski req. by Ray
Tuesday, December 6
8am Karol Cislak req. by Leona Cislak
Cheryl Zibits req. by Donald & Carol Zibits
Wednesday, December 7
8am Joseph Stalcup, Jr. (Joey) req. by Natalie Sims
Julia Wegner req. by Ted Wegner
Thursday, December 8
8am Joseph W. Brasky req. by Dolores Michalski
Spec. int. of Thanksgiving for the Sumera Family
12pm Caroline Wojtkowski req. by Lottie Fornek
6:30pm Maury Kane req. by Kane Family
Friday, December 9
8am Joseph Stalcup, Jr. (Joey) req. by Jeanne Long
Estrella Norella req. by The Deanching Family
Purgatorial Society
Saturday, December 10
8am Int. of Puray & Diloy Families req. by Connie Sumera
Al Mazeikas req. by The Family
Kathleen Healy req. by Tom Healy
5pm Helen Obiala req. by Family
Winifred Salzman req. by Joe & Joan Ricciuti
Gibbons & McLean Families req. by McLean Family
William Muckian req. by Helen Zimmerman
Walter & Marianne Kachnowski req. by Geri Rovano
Sunday, December 11
7:00am For the People
Mary Pat Gorman req. by Her Family
8:30am Pedro Norella req. by The Deanching Family
Olga & Gerald Pazin req. by Mary Jeanne & Jerry Pazin
10:00am Joseph Lindenmeyer req. by Dick & Elaine Lindenmeyer
Henry Onato req. by Ventura Family
11:30am Baby Mary Ryan req. by Family
Mary Jo Graessle req. by Her Family
1:00pm Za Duse W Czyscucierpiace
Marion Kmiecik req. by Family
Joseph Suchorabski req. by Elizabeth Suchorabski
Welcome to all those who were baptized the last weekend:
Charles Gabriel Auld, Kathryn Ann Debell, Natalia Krystyna Gewont,
Madelyn Ann Herrmann, Reese Mary Kreun, Andrew Michael Lacny, Kyle Matthew Romines
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P LEASE REMEMBER TO PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Marilyn Alvarado Cathy Lawlor
Kristen Baldyga Joseph Leone
Arlene Beavan Theresa Lynn
Rosie Beccera Ron Maeder
Kathie Brosius Janet McTighe
Tom Cimino Megan Mundo
Michael Clavio Charles Novak
Mary Pat Crespo Dan Opyd
Bern Daley Nathan Parry
Cindy Derdzinski Carmen Pignatiello
Janice Dorff Bob Przybylski
Caroline Grady Stephen Richine
Reenie Haas Betty Ruzich
Jamie Hitz Nicole Siedschlag
Donald Hodock Alicia Tebo
Regina Janiak Joseph Tierney
Roger Johnson Michael Vasek
Jack Kapala Frank Watzke
Jeanne Kurinec Kelly Weiss
Lillian Kurzawski Henry Wisniewski
Deborah Lane
And for the deceased for whom our parish
has been asked to pray
Jim Prendergast, Bill Richer, Gregory Swanson
And for all whom our parish
has been asked to pray
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Is 35:1-10; Lk 5:17-26
Tuesday: Is 40:1-11; Mt 18:12-14
Wednesday: Is 40:25-31; Mt 11:28-30
Thursday: Gn 3:9-15, 20; Eph 1:3-6, 11-12;
Lk 1:26-38
Friday: Is 48:17-19; Mt 11:16-19
Saturday: Sir 48:1-4, 9-11; Mt 17:9a, 10-13
Sunday: Is 61:1-2a, 10-11; Lk 1:46-50, 53-54;
1 Thes 5:16-24; Jn 1:6-8, 19-28
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Second Sunday of Advent
Tuesday: St. Nicholas
Wednesday: St. Ambrose
Thursday: The Immaculate Conception of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
Friday: St. Juan Diego

DECEMBER 4, 2011 ~ SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT PAGE 14
Football Mania winners
Week 11:
November 17 - 21
Our first week with
three winners!!
Ticket # 3817-
1A038 ($500
Winner)
Detroit, Houston, Carolina
Ticket # 3818-1A038 ($200 Winner)
Green Bay, Detroit, Houston
Ticket # 4069-1A038 ($50 Winner)
St. Louis, Indianapolis, Kansas City
The week of November 21, we had our first
$500 winner, and our first weekend with
three winners.
Listed below are this year's winners to
date. Thank you for your support.
11/28: $50 Winner 3663-1A038
New England, New Orleans, Oakland
11/21: $500 Winner 3817-1A038
Detroit, Houston, Carolina
11/21 $200 Winner 3818-1A038
Green Bay, Detroit, Houston
11/21 $50 Winner 4069-1A038
St. Louis, Indianapolis, Kansas City
11/7 $200 Winner 4024-1A038
Green Bay, Detroit, Denver
10/24 $200 Winner 3615-1A038
Green Bay, New Orleans, Houston
10/ 24 $50 Winner 3869-1A038
New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Houston
10/17 $50 Winner 3505-1A038
Chicago, Seattle, Kansas City
9/26 $50 Winner 3946-1A038
New England, New Orleans, Baltimore
Pop Tabs collection to benefit the Ronald McDonald Houses of Chicago .
A collection bin for pop tabs is located in the nw corner of the narthex and in all RE
classrooms. Thank you for your support!
Please Recycle Your Newspapers, Magazines, etc. into our green and yellow recycling bins located
in the Parking Lot. Youth Ministry of St. Stephen will earn money from your donation.

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