SUNDAY, MAY 30, 2010 - Old St. Patrick's Church

Table of ContentsApril 11, 2010Old St. Patrick’s Catholic Church BulletinSUNDAY,MAY 30, 2010SEE PAGE 2FOR DETAILS.“Serving the life and work of the laity in the world.”Old St. Patrick’s MissionPlease visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.2Just a Thought . . .Foundations YouthMinistry Workday3A Match Made in Heaven8Old St. Pat's Comes toYour Neighborhood:Crossroads North,South, and West10Connections11Encore12FoundationsYouth Ministry:Derby Days14BluePrints Book DriveCollege MinistryWorktour Service Trip15Old St. Pat'sYoung Adult Ministry:Cinco de MayoCelebration!16Wedding Music Fair17Career TransitionsCenter of Chicago:Finding Work WithoutLosing Heart18Little Brothers -Friends of the ElderlyFood Drive

PAGE 2Just a Thought...HOLD THE DATE:SUNDAY, MAY 23, 2010!Many have been inquiring, what isOld St. Pat’s doing for Pentecost thisyear? If you’ve been with us the pasttwo years, we’ve culminated the Easter season insome pretty spectacular ways. In 2008, we took thewords of Acts literally: “when the day of Pentecostwas fulfilled, it found them together in one place.”And so we did. We gathered for one big Mass atthe UIC Forum and what a celebration is was!In 2009, Old St. Pat’s wanted to express what beinga mission church was all about in a big way and somore than 400 people spent the day cleaning up andrepairing the Su Casa Shelter in the Back of the Yardsneighborhood and then came together in a “sea ofred (T-shirts)” for the 5 p.m. Mass.This year, 2010, thanks to the creative imagining ofBob Kolatorowicz and the Justice Initiative, we’vebeen presented with an idea of again having just onePentecost Liturgy that will take place literally in theintersection of Des Plaines and Adams! For manyyears, Old St. Pat’s has leveraged our mission as beingAt the Crossroads! Wouldn’t it be fascinating if wecould gather 4,000 people on one Sunday, one place,seated from north to south, and east to west tocelebrate what being Church in the world is all about?Imagine the message of the Gospel being preached,not with words necessarily, but with the presence of4,000 believers (indeed 4,000 preachers) comingtogether in the middle of the crossroads, and whosedesire is to bring this message to all the cornersof the world.Now, more than ever, we see a church that isstruggling. Significant change is only going to happenif WE make it happen. Please plan on joining us onSunday, May 23 as Old St. Pat’s brings the messageof the life-giving Spirit into the streets! Spread theword and invite your family, friends, and neighbors.We want to make this big! More details will beforthcoming.Fr. Tom HurleyFor the past four years,Foundations teens havevolunteered during theirsummer vacations incommunities fromNicaragua to New York. They have cleaned up after Katrina in New Orleans,learned about immigration challenges along the Mexican border in Texas,built homes for Sioux Indians on a reservation in South Dakota, traveled thehighways and hollers of Kentucky, and the country roads of West Virginia —all in the name of service and social justice.Becky Terlep, Old St. Patrick’s Youth Minister, calls these experiences“Worktours.” The teens call them “awesome.”Francis Wellin, a senior at Lincoln Park High School, who has been going onFoundations Worktours since he was a freshman, says they are a great way toput things in perspective. “Worktours have opened my eyes to the issues ofthe world around me,” he says. “When you’re in high school, it’s very easy toget wrapped up in your own world, but Worktour stops that from happening.”Wanting to bring that experience to Foundations families and their Old St.Pat’s community, these two friends came up with an idea. “Why don’t we doa Worktour at home?” Not only would it expose their families to what theWorktour experience is all about, but if Chicago-area homeowners werewilling to donate to the Worktour causein exchange for maintenance work ontheir homes and yards, it could be afundraiser as well.It was only a matter of time before theball was rolling. Together with EmilyRivard, a Foundations leader, theseteenage boys started to put their ideaAccording to the grace of God,which is given unto me, as a wisemasterbuilder, I have laid theFoundation, and another buildeththereon. But let every man takeheed how he buildeth thereupon.I Corinthians 3:10into action. They started coordinating a local day of service, complete withmany elements of a typical Worktour Day from stretching in the morning toreflection at the end of a long day of work.Workday 2010 will be, in Wellin’s words, “a one-day extravaganza” ofFoundations crews spread throughout various Chicago-area sites onSunday, May 30, doing for the locals the kind of renovation and repair workthey have been doing in communities across the country for years.According to Rivard, the motivation is two-fold. “Workday will bring theWorktour experience home so Foundations families can experience what wedo on Worktour,” she says, “and it will also help us raise funds so we can do itagain this summer in New Orleans, Detroit, and Birmingham.” With the costsof this summer’s Worktours topping $50,000, fundraising is an important partof what the teens and their families must do to participate.But Wellin is harboring another aspiration for Workday 2010. “I hope it willmake other people feel how good it is to help someone else. Most of all,I hope teens who have never been on a trip will feel motivated to go on aWorktour themselves.”For information concerning Foundations fundraising goals, or if you wouldlike to reserve a Workday crew for yourself, an elderly relative, or a favoritecharity, visit www.foundationsworkday.org.2 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

AWAKENINGSA MATCH MADE IN HEAVENThe relationship between Old St. Patrick’s Church and LittleBrothers - Friends of the Elderly (LBFE) started more than tenyears ago. Like any relationship, it has matured with time.Both organizations share many of the samemeaningful values. Like LBFE, Old St. Pat’stakes pride in being mission-centered.Old St. Pat’s members work together for aunified purpose of helping others in need.Beth Marek, director of Outreach atOld St. Pat’s, is instrumental in coordinating activities,volunteer opportunities, and special requests throughout theyear. Beth has helped expand the activities and events betweenOld St. Pat’s and LBFE. This year, more than twodozen Old St. Pat’s members became officialLBFE volunteers.With an emphasis on giving, Old St. Pat’sorganized its very first food drive to benefit theLBFE food pantry in 1999. Two food drives arecoordinated throughout the year — during the fall andspring — with an outpouring of support from both organizations.Members of Connections and Little Brothers’enjoy a delightful day trip together.For the pastthree years, theConnections groupfrom Old St. Pat’shas made it anannual event tovolunteer atLBFE for theInternational Dayof the OlderPerson.Connections’members preparedand served lunch to LBFE elders, and provided companionshipfor a few hours. The Connections group is composed of peoplein their 30’s and 40’s and provides social, service, andspiritial opportunities.A lot of energy also comes from JoeHarzich, an Old St. Pat’s member, whorepresents LBFE to the community.Joe is very dedicated to the LBFEHoliday Gift Program. He has provided130 personalized gifts for eldersthrough his coworkers, familymembers, and friends.Celebrating another year!Another commonality between Old St. Pat’s and LBFE isdiversity. With a membership expanding more than 200 zipcodes around greater Chicagoland, Old St. Pat’s Church reachesout to many groups of all ages and ethnicities. Old St. Pat’s ishighly effectivein involving diversegroups in its ministryto promote service,volunteerism, and itsmission to help andbefriend the elderly,as well as otherage-related groups,throughout Chicago.“Little Brothers is sodedicated and loving to the elderly. Just their screening processalone shows a real care and concern. They are good eyes andears for the elders throughout the community,” said Beth. “Thefacility is gorgeous and ascetically pleasing, and the motto andlogo are beautiful. Their hospitality is always over the top.”Old St. Pat’s stands as one of the oldest public buildings in thecity, and for 50 years, LBFE has been standing up for the city’soldest population. Itmay sound like a cliché,but this is a matchmade in heaven!A Little Brothers’member learns newcomputer skills withthe help of a volunteer.The Food Drive provides Little Brothers’members with nutritious food items.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.3

CELEBRATIONSTHEY ACCEPTED THE INVITATION!Congratulations to our RCIA 2010 Candidates, Sponsors, and Team!Tara Catherine AndorferCharles BachtellMatthew BoyleKelly BrennanJoshua BryanBalfred CastilloLuis CastilloAnn HartlageKimberly Faith McDanielSamantha RussellDiana Sarah ChangElizabeth Brigid KendallJay Thomas NielsenJoseph Anthony SalernoAustin ChuningNathan KnavelTrenton Joseph NoffsingerBrianne SchmidtJennifer Rose CostaJill KouriBetty OxendineAnjali Brigid SharmaTimothy CountrymanMatthew Thomas LandryDrinan Martine PartingtonEdwardo SosaKate Anne CurtisVanessa Judith Longo LandryThomas PethTara Felicity StangoKathleen Isabella DavisSean Eugene LangPamela ReaJanelle StephensKress GoodLeslie MaderKelly ReadSteven Thomas StewartWayne Francis GregoryIan McCainPaul Lawrence RokoszAnastasia Cecilia ThermosThank you to the RCIA team members and volunteers!Jessica AlemanBarbara and Paul DoranMary KellyPete SizemoreJean BaxRebecca DukeLiz KennedySara StaralBill BrennanMichael EtteSarah Konsky and Justin ClarkDawn SweeneyMollie ByrneEsther FickeHoward LanserJose TobiasMeridith CannonBill ForsbergSara LucasBill UlrichKeith and Maryellen CollettRachel GeyerJennifer MillerEmily WhitneyMyrna CamposNancy GrahamPaulette MulliganTerry Nelson-JohnsonRick CussighArnette and Tricia HeintzRhoda RegaladoFr. Tom HurleyJill DauphineePaulette HicksCourtney RogersAngelo DiMartinoKimberly and Steve HlavinTara Semb4 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

CELEBRATIONSThank youfor choosing to worship at Old St. Patrick’s. It is through your presence,Old St. Pat’s is able to provide compelling educational programs, invaluableOutreach services, rewarding volunteer opportunities, and spiritualnourishment for all.We would be delighted if you would consider sharing your time and talentswithin the Old St. Pat’s community. Please join us at our Hospitality Table onSundays from April until October, from 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. A different volunteergroup hosts the Hospitality Table each week to inform you of all the goodworks being done in the community. Katie Loberg will be there to answer anyquestions, and to introduce you to the many programs and services availableat Old St. Patrick’s.If you would like further information, please contact:• Katie Loberg• Bridget EversAssociate Director of Advancement Associate Director of Advancement312.831.9354 312.831.9368kloberg@oldstpats.orgbridgete@oldstpats.orgHOSPITALITY TABLE HOSTSunday, April 11Career Transitions CenterThe Career Transitions Center of Chicago's (CTC) mission is to provideprofessional, emotional, and spiritual support to those seeking a job,looking for meaningful work, orotherwise undergoing a career transition.CTC is a volunteer-driven, non-profitorganization providing professional assistance to individuals inemployment transition.CTC’s purpose is to provide support to underemployed andunemployed persons who otherwise could not afford comprehensivejob placement services. While CTC receives support from faithcommunities, it is not a faith-based organization. Today, CTCrepresents an alignment of academic institutions, faith communities,and businesses concerned with supporting people in their search formeaningful employment and sustainable success. The CareerTransitions Center's 501(c)3 status was granted in 1997. CTC hasserved more 5,000 job seekers since 1997. For more information,visit CTC’s Web site at ctcchicago.org.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.5

CELEBRATIONSThank you for supporting the 2010 Siamsa na nGael on Tuesday, March 16at Symphony Center. It was a wonderful celebration of the Celtic Arts!Anamcara (Soul Friend)The Philip H. Corboy FoundationMarykay and Ed JoyceJamie and Jim McNultyShirley and Patrick RyanAdraingel (Angel)Aon CorporationMayor Richard and Maggie DaleyJean and Bill DivaneTrinity Irish Dancers.Cara (Friend)Tricia and Arnette HeintzeJayne and Sidney HoppsFr. Tom Hurley (left), Mike Flannery,and conductor Stephen Alltop.Soloist Kate Wild.Narrators Sister Rosemary Connellyand Mike Flannery.6 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

CELEBRATIONSEarlahm (Patron)Grace BarryRobert J. BobbThe Robert ThomasBobins FoundationTerrence A. DuffyMichael Hobbs andKatherine NeeMel and Ken HigginsAnn and Jim HoulihanSusan JohnsonLynn and Jim KileyStephen M. Komie,Attorney at LawJudy and Doug LipkeVedder Price P.C.Mary and Andy McKennaCatherine and Frank McMahonMcMahon Food Corp.Diane and Tom MeagherJohn E. MillerArthur J. Murphy andAudrey DavisThe Rooney FamilyCarole and John SandnerLaura and Bill SmithPriya and Chris ValentiSoloist Catherine O’Connell.Fr. Paul Novak (left), withLois and Dennis Gates.Irish Consulate General, Martin Rouine(left), with Fr. Jack Wall.We extend our specialthanks to:Archdiocese Archives and Record Center,and Tina Leto as well as many others for theuse of photographs for the performance.Photography by Gary ChangOld St. Patrick’s Concert Choir and Metropolis Symphony Orchestra.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.7

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONADULT SPIRITUALITY AND FAITH FORMATIONOld St. Pat’s Comes to Your Neighborhood!Crossroads North, Crossroads West, and Crossroads SouthwestSpeaker and Discussion SeriesOld St. Pat’s is a large congregation drawing members from more than 200 different zip codes. While it is great to be part of a growing andvibrant experience of Church, sometimes it is challenging to feel connected to others within such a large community.These satellite locations provide opportunities each month for our members and friends from around the city and suburbs to gather togetherwith their Old St. Pat’s neighbors, hear an interesting speaker, and have some great conversation (without making a trip downtown!).Come join us!Crossroads North6:30 p.m. Refreshments and Welcome • 7 p.m. Presentation and Discussion • 8:30 p.m. Program EndsDATE & COST TOPIC & SPEAKER LOCATION & COORDINATORMonday, April 12 Finding God in Everyday Life Immaculate Conception Monastery$5 donation per person with Claire Noonan 5700 North Harlem Avenue, Chicago, IL ~ 773.631.1686(for facility use)Shirley Widner, swidner2002 @yahoo.com,Patricia O’Brien, mannersplease@sbcglobal.netThey say “the devil is in the details,” but the truth is God is in the details, too. This presentation will introduce a tool fordiscovering the grace of God’s presence, and God’s invitations to living more joyfully, found within the details of our everydaylives. With the Examen, a prayer developed by St. Ignatius and foundational to his Spiritual Exercises, we attempt to put onthe mind of Christ, and walk through the memory of each day noticing patterns of consolation and peace, as well as anxietyand disturbance. Over time, this prayer draws us into an ever-deepening relationship with our loving God.Claire Noonan is the director of the Siena Center at Dominican University, and a practical theologian who brings more than adecade of experience in university ministry, young adult faith formation, and social justice education to the work of the Siena Center. Shegraduated Phi Beta Kappa from The Catholic University of America with a Bachelor of Arts in English and Religion. She earned a Master ofDivinity degree at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley. Claire is presently a candidate for the Ecumenical Doctor of Ministry degree atCatholic Theological Union. She is the wife of Anthony Schmitz, and proud mother of Mary Siena Schmitz.Crossroads South7 p.m. Social Gathering (light beverages and snacks) • 7:30 p.m. Presentation •8:30 p.m. Question and Answer • 9 p.m. Program EndsDATE & COST TOPIC & SPEAKER LOCATION & COORDINATORSWednesday, April 14 Why Bother with the Church? Chicago Gaelic Park, 6119Keara Coughlin 147th Street, Oak Forest, IL ~ 60452 - 10870Rosemary Nash, chicagorose@msn.com,Jaclyn Mullooly, JaclynM@oldstpats.org,Chris Mullooly, cmullooly@uicalumni.org.This question — unimaginable to our predecessors just a few generations ago — is one that rests on the minds and hearts ofmany Catholics today. With all the challenges life offers as part of the Church, people wonder: what, beyond the ability tocontinue with tradition, are the benefits of being affiliated, let alone dedicated, to the Church?These are the questions of our age, and the sense is our Church has both the honor and the responsibility of addressing themin dialogue with both Catholics and non-Catholics in an open, sincere, honest, and unapologetic way. And in doing so, theChurch might help reveal why this institution/family/body/community/way of life might actually be relevant — even in the 21st century.Keara Coughlin holds a Master’s of Divinity from the University of Notre Dame. Keara is the director of Young Adult Ministry atOld St. Patrick's where she also coordinates the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults), Adult Confirmation, and Baptism Preparationprocesses. She also is developing the new Old St. Pat’s College Ministry program.8 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONOLD ST. PAT’S COMES TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD, CONT. FROM PAGE 8Crossroads West6:30 p.m. Refreshments and Welcome • 7 p.m. Presentation and Discussion • 8:30 p.m. Program EndsDATE & COST TOPIC & SPEAKER LOCATION & COORDINATORMonday, April 28 My Backward Journey to Coming Home Carmelite Spiritual Center$5 per person (for facility use) with Norb Slowikowski 8433 Bailey Road, Darien, IL ~ 630.969.4141Mary Kay Slowikowski, marykayslowikowski@gmail.comNorb Slowikowski will take participants on a spiritual journey that begins with the question “Where is God in my life?"To answer this question, Norb will take you on a backward journey to find his identity with the Divine, which he calls"coming home." He will share his "Spiritual Map" that has guided him on this backward journey to enlightenment.Norb Slowikowski is a management consultant and professional speaker/trainer. He and his wife, Mary Kay, have managedtheir own business for 28 years, providing training and consulting services to organizations on a national basis. They havebeen members of Old St. Pat's since 2002, and are involved in several community Faith Formation activities. Norb also hasmade several presentations at the Career Transitions Center.LITURGYApril 2010 Liturgy ScheduleIf you would like to volunteer as a minister or coordinator for one of our Liturgies, please complete the form below and place itin the RED file folder, located in the hanging file on the wall in the Usher’s closet, or mail it to Old St. Patrick’s Church,Attn: Jaclyn Mullooly, 711 W. Monroe, Chicago, IL 60661.Eucharistic Coordinator Hospitality Coordinator Lector Eucharistic Minister Hospitality MinisterName: __________________________________________Address: ________________________________________Please mail a hard copy of the schedule to the address above.Sunday, April 18, 3rd Sunday of EasterChurch 7 a.m. 8 a.m.11:15 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 5 p.m.Hall9:30 a.m.Sunday, April 25, 4th Sunday of EasterChurch 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m.11:15 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 5 p.m.Sunday, May 2, 5th Sunday of EasterChurch 7 a.m. 8 a.m.11:15 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 5 p.m.Hall9:30 a.m.Sunday, May 9, 6th Sunday of Easter – Mother’s DayChurch 7 a.m. 8 a.m.11:15 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 5 p.m.Email: ___________________________________________Phone: __________________________________________Sunday, May 16, 7th Sunday of EasterThe Ascension of the Lord SundayChurch 7 a.m. 8 a.m.11:15 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 5 p.m.Hall9:30 a.m.Sunday, May 23, Pentecost SundayChurch 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m.11:15 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 5 p.m.Sunday, May 30, The Most Holy TrinityChurch 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m.11:15 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 5 p.m.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.9

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONCONNECTIONSThanks to the Volunteers!Fifth Annual Breakfast with the Bunny EventSaturday, March 26Kudos to all the volunteerswho joined us for"Breakfast with the Bunny" onSaturday, March 26, at theMarillac Social Center inWest Chicago. What a heartwarming experience to providean Easter celebration for the100 needy families in thisWest Chicago community.Families were provided with Easter baskets and a deliciousTwo adorable children have theirpicture taken with the Easter Bunny.breakfast. The kids had their picture taken with the Easter Bunny,colored and hunted for eggs, and decorated cookies. All thevolunteers did a wonderful job! We extend our special thanks toTheresa Mazurek and Christine Miller for pulling this all togetherwith the wonderful staff at Marillac. For additional photos, find uson Facebook: Old St. Pat’s Connections.Judging from the smiles on their faces, these children had lots of fundecorating cookies (left), and coloring their favorite Easter characters.Connections Third SundayMary Hogan on "Spiritual Direction"Sunday, April 18Have you contemplated spiritual direction and wondered what itdoes and does not offer? To learn more, please join Connections onSunday, April 18, following the 5 p.m. Mass, to hear Mary Hoganshare how spiritual direction can help us explore our uniquespiritual journey. Mary Hogan provides spiritual guidance throughthe Crossroads Center of Old St. Patrick's and at St. Martin dePorres recovery shelter. She earned a Master’s degree in PastoralStudies, and an advanced certificate in Spiritual Direction fromLoyola University. Mary also holds a BA in Psychology from IllinoisState University, and is a vice president at Genesis UnderwritingManagement Company in Chicago. Please join us for thisinsightful gathering.“I believe that spiritual direction…… is a celebration of the unique and deeply personal relationshipwith God that each one of us has and that has an infinitecapacity to grow. It is a gift to companion others as they expandtheir awareness of Spirit. Spiritual direction is a sacred spacewhere reflection and prayer bring clarity to the profoundpresence of God.”—Mary HoganConnections and Volunteers of AmericaWelcome our Veterans HomeSaturday, April 24Once again, Connections is proud topartner with Volunteers of America (VOA) to help host theThird Annual Illinois Warriors Summit on Saturday, April 24at the UIC Forum, 725 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago.The Summit will provide a "one-stop shop" for benefits education, andemployment opportunities throughout the day for veterans and theirfamilies. There will be a chance for veterans to register for and learnabout their benefits. Veterans also will be able to discuss jobpossibilities with more than 100 employers participating in theSummit. The entire family will enjoy free food and refreshments,raffles, live bands, and the Kids Village.Connections/VOA will staff the Kids Village. Volunteers are needed tooperate the Moon Bounce, and organize various games and activities tomake sure the veterans' children have a fun-filled day! This is a greatway to give back to those who have served our country.If you are interested in signing-up for a morning shift(8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.), please contact Bernadette Boyle atbernadettemb@gmail.com.If you would rather sign-up for an afternoon shift (1 - 5 p.m.),please contact Denise Bossung at deebee3@aol.com.Connecting to the Homeless of ChicagoSaturday, May 22Connections is working with the Chicago Christian IndustrialLeague (CCIL) to serve a morning meal to their guests onSaturday, May 22. Ten energetic volunteers are needed to serve onthe food line, and work in the dish room. Interaction with theresidents during and after the meal service is highly encouraged.Founded in 1909, the CCIL restores families affected by poverty andhomelessness by providing comprehensive programs and servicesempowering people to transform their lives and strengthen thecommunity. CCIL is dedicated to providing structure, support, and asense of purpose in the lives of the homeless men, women, andfamilies of Chicago. Services provided by CCIL include basic humanservices, counseling and case management, pre-employment training,and academic and employment training.Date: Saturday, May 22Time:Place:8:45 a.m. to noonChicago Christian Industrial League2750 W. Roosevelt Road, ChicagoConnections will make arrangements for volunteers to carpool fromOld St. Pat’s on Saturday, May 22. Details to be finalized.If you are interested in volunteering for this enlightening serviceexperience, please contact Elizabeth Gain at ecgain@hotmail.com,or 773.677.9283, or Anne Durkin at adurkin1@aol.com.10 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONENCOREThe Encore Café Welcomes ChicagoHistorian and Author, Dominic PacygaMore an experience than a place, theEncore Café seeks to bring together“seasoned” adults (men and women,Dominic Pacygasingle and married, age fifty or older) fora good meal, great conversation, and the best fellowship.Your morning at the Encore Café will begin with a cateredbreakfast buffet followed by a thought provoking, thirtyminutepresentation by an inspiring guest speaker. And thereis always time for great conversations with other attendees.Date: Sunday, April 25Time: 10:45 a.m. to 12 p.m.(following the 9:30 a.m. Mass)Place: Old St. Patrick’s Church Hall,700 W. Adams, ChicagoCost: $10 per person, reservationsheld at the door.Reservations: Make your reservation for theEncore Café by calling Encorevolunteer, Eileen Brady at630.782.1496, or Old St. Pat’s at312.648.1021. To help us offer youour best hospitality, please makeyour reservation by Thursday, April 22.The Encore Café is pleased to welcome celebrated Chicagohistorian Dominic A. Pacyga. In his recently published book,Chicago: A Biography, Dominic Pacyga gives his hometownthe magisterial biography it has long deserved. Filled withthe city’s one-of-a-kind characters and all of its definingmoments, Chicago: A Biography is as big and boisterous asits namesake — and as ambitious as the men and womenwho built the city. Please join us as Dr. Pacyga offers us afresh look at the city we call home.Dominic A. Pacyga received his Ph.D. in history from theUniversity of Illinois at Chicago in 1981. He has authored, orco-authored, several books concerning Chicago 's history,including Polish Immigrants andIndustrial Chicago (1991),Chicago: City ofNeighborhoods with EllenSkerrett (1986), Chicago:A Historical Guide to theNeighborhoods (1979) withGlen Holt, and Chicago'sSoutheast Side (1998)with Rod Sellers.Dr. Pacyga has been a member of the Liberal EducationDepartment at Columbia College/Chicago since 1984. He hasworked with various museums including theChicago Historical Society, the Museum ofScience and Industry, and the Field Museum inChicago on a variety of publichistory projects.He has lectured widely on topics ranging fromurban development to labor history, immigration,and racial and ethnic relations, and has appearedin both the local and national media.Praise for Chicago: A Biography"A thoughtful and compelling addition to the great shelf ofessential Chicago books. Rarely have I encountered a workof scholarship that is at once enlightening andwildly entertaining."—Rick Kogan, host of WGN's The Sunday Papers."When I first moved to Chicago, I was told that if you reallywant to know the city, you have to take a tour with DominicPacyga. He knows it block by block. When Pacyga took mearound, I found that he also knew the city's history, decadeby decade. I continue to learn from his vast store ofknowledge on Chicago — and now, thanks to his book,everyone can."—Garry Wills, professor emeritus of History at NorthwesternUniversity, and author of Why I am a Catholic.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.11

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONOld St. Patrick’s Foundations Youth MinistryYou’re invited to the event of the season! Up-closeviewing of the races, silent auction, wagering host andprivate muted teller — just for this Foundationscrowd. Sumptuous Derby feasting, and of course, therequisite Kentucky sipping with complimentary bar isall part of the trackside run for the roses.Prizes will be awarded to best of show and we don’tmean horses! In fact, there’ll be a running for BestDerby Hat for the ladies, and Most Unique Ascot forthe men.WhenSaturday, May 1Starting at noonWhereArlington Park Race CourseGovernor’s RoomAdvance Ticket Purchase Required bySunday, April 25$100 per person (but just think of the purse you mighthaul home!). To order tickets, mail the order form to:Becky Terlep711 West MonroeFr. Jack Wall Mission CenterChicago, IL 60661If you have any questions, please contact Becky Terlepat 312.798.2329, or beckyt@oldstpats.org.FOUNDATIONS DERBY DAYS RESERVATION FORM______# of TicketsTotal to be charged $_________I/we are unable to attend Foundations Derby Days thisyear, but please accept this donation of $_________Payment Method:□ Visa □ MasterCard □ Discover□ American Express □ Check enclosedCC# ___________________________________________Expiration Date _____________Signature _______________________________________Name __________________________________________Address ________________________________________City ___________________State ____ Zip Code _______Phone Number __________________________________If you prefer confirmation via email, please provide address:_______________________________________________12 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONFOUNDATIONS YOUTH MINISTRYCongratulations to Rebecca Terlep on receiving her Certificate inYouth Ministry Studies, an extensive (and exhausting!) four-year program.We are all so proud of you, Becky!Foundations Youth MinistryFoundations Youth Ministry is committed to fostering fellowship, spirituality, and service with the teens ofOld St. Pat’s in building the Kingdom of God in our world. The program is comprised of high school students froma variety of high schools in and around Chicagoland. Foundations meets most Sunday mornings throughout theschool year. Additional days are dedicated toward teens’ participation in service projects, Lock-Ins, Retreats, Summer Worktours, and many other funevents. Registration is always open! Please contact Becky Terlep, coordinator of Foundations Youth Ministry, at 312.798.2329, or beckyt@oldstpats.orgfor more information. Young Adult leaders and chaperones are needed to volunteer for this important ministry!Foundations Youth Ministry 2010 CalendarFoundations meetings are scheduled from 10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. in the FXW Gym, or in the Fr. Jack Wall Mission Center, 711 W. Monroe. All gradesmeet in the Fr. Jack Wall Mission Center, 3rd floor, room 32. The rain plan for Park Games is also at the Fr. Jack Wall Mission Center, 2nd floor.Sunday, April 25 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Derby Days Ticket Sales12:45 p.m. Mass2 - 4 p.m. Senior Send-offSaturday, May 1 Noon - 5 p.m. Derby Days, Arlington ParkSunday, May 2 9:30 a.m. Foundations-hosted Mass, Meeting, Mission CenterSunday, May 16Sunday, May 30Saturday, June 12- Sunday, June 20Last Meeting/BluePrints Bridge Ceremony, GymWorkday!New Orleans WorktourFOUNDATIONS SENIOR SEND-OFF!Please join the Class of 2010as we pay tribute totheir Foundations journeyand send them offwith faith and love.SUNDAY,APRIL 25, 201012:45 p.m. Massfollowed by2:00 p.m. Send-offin the Church Hall•Old St. Patrick’s Church700 W. Adams, Chicago, IL 60661FOUNDATIONS CLASS OF 2010: Julian Antos • Patrick Baubly • Breanne Bradley • Claire Busler • Brennan Drew • Sarah Fleming• Zach Garza • Blair Girkins • Nora Goebelbecker • Sarah Haggerty • Jimmy Harney • Moose Hartnett • Nick Henry • John Hogan• Nate Jacobson • Matt Kenahan • Angela Lake • Sarah Lloyd • Ania Martens • Claire Milsted • Sam Mulopulos • Michael O’Connell• Jen O’Connor • Izzy Prenta • Sylvie Sabones • Sam Scibek • John Weinheimer • Francis Wellin • David WoulfePlease visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.13

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONFOUNDATIONS YOUTH MINISTRY, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13BOOK DRIVE!In celebration of the Gift of WISDOM, the BlueprintsTeens are hosting a BOOK DRIVE! Books collectedwill be donated to Open Books Chicago.Sunday, April 18Drop off books at theFXW School Reception Deskafter the 9:30 a.m. Mass.All levels of books are needed: pre-school, children’s,young adults, teens, adult fiction and non-fiction.PLEASE, no textbooks or reference books!All donations will be sold in the Open Books bookstore locatedat 213 Institute Place, Chicago. Revenue from the Book Drive willfund the literacy programs sponsored by Open Books.Open Books is a nonprofit, social venturethat operates an extraordinary bookstore,provides community programs, andmobilizes passionate volunteers to promoteliteracy in Chicago and beyond.Thank you for your help to spread the Gift of Wisdom!!!An 8th Grade Experience in the Gifts of the Holy SpiritOLD ST. PAT’S COLLEGE MINISTRYHabitat for Humanity Worktour Service TripMonday, June 14 - Sunday, June 20, 2010Waterloo, IowaOld St. Pat’s College Ministry is very excited to inform youof an upcoming service opportunity for college students.This year, College Ministry will travel to Waterloo, Iowa towork with Habitat for Humanity. The departure dateis Monday, June 14 and the trip concludes onSunday, June 20. Mark your calendars now!All college-age students are welcome to join us.Completed registration forms are due no later thanSaturday, May 1. To register, or if you haveany questions, please contact Ryan Malawy atcollege.ministry@oldstpats.org.Old St. Pat’sCollege Ministry14 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONMARRIAGE MINISTRYWedding ScheduleIf you are engaged and would like to be married at Old St. Patrick’s Church,please contact Jo Ann O’Brien, wedding scheduler/coordinator, atJoAnnO@oldstpats.org, or 312.831.9383. Volunteer wedding assistantswill facilitate your rehearsal and assist at your wedding ceremony.Wedding BannsMay the Winds of Heaven Dance Between You.IRyan Lindberg & Elizabeth MazurIIJohn Bolden & Kristin SinclairJoseph J. Hilburger & Catherine M. ClancyDaniel Kempf & Abigail DrevsJames Schultz & Kristin JohnsonIIIChristopher A. Krutzler & Ann Marie EnglehartDaniel Augustus Lehnerer & Jennifer Leah Veronica MillerCharles Bennett Stephens, III & Kate Frances CosgroveWilliam Joseph Stewart & Jenna Christine MooreMUSIC MINISTRYWedding Music FairMonday, May 3Old St. Patrick's Music Ministry offers threewedding music fairs a year on the first Monday inFebruary, May, and October from 7 - 8:45 p.m. atOld St. Patrick's Church. Brides, grooms, andextended family have an opportunity to listen toall kinds of music appropriate for a wedding performed by manyinstrumentalists and singers. The Wedding Music Fair featuresstrings, piano, trumpet, oboe, Irish Trad players, and six - eightsingers. Other instrumentalists are available such as bagpipers,flutists, etc. There is a $5 donation per person requested at the door.Whether you are a bride or groom planning a wedding atOld St. Pat's or elsewhere, a mother or father planning your son'sor daughter's wedding, celebrating your own wedding anniversary,or just want to hear some good music, please join us for our nextWedding Music Fair on Monday, May 3 from 7 - 8:45 p.m.for what some people call "the best and least expensive concerton a Monday night in downtown Chicago."The next Wedding Music Fair is scheduled on Monday, Oct. 4.For further information or assistance in planning your wedding,please contact Bill Fraher at 312.831.9353, or BillF@oldstpats.org.ADULT SPIRITUALITY AND FAITH FORMATIONAn Invitation to All Couples to theFriday Date Night Series: Marriage Un-CorkedFriday, May 7The Friday date night series continues on Friday, May 7at 7 p.m. in the Church Hall. Jack Berkemeyer and theMarriage Ministry invite you to take time to enjoy each other asa couple and celebrate your marriage around the theme of theevening: Rediscovering Each Other: Opening Up Your LoveMaps. Yes, we will talk about how to learn even more aboutone another, and perhaps find a way to a deeper connection.This program also is a great opportunity to meet and talk withother couples from Old St. Pat’s.Private, one-on-one couple time will be provided to allowcouples to work together. In addition, group feedback will giveyou a chance to reflect on the gifts and challenges of your ownmarriage. Enjoy a meal and camaraderie for the first half-hour,followed by the presentation and discussions until 9 p.m.The charge for food and drink is $25/couple. Reservations canbe made by contacting Jack Berkemeyer at 312.798.2386, orjackb@oldstpats.org.Join the RCIA Celebration!(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)Friday, April 23Have fun! Do good! On Friday, April 23, from 6 to 9 p.m.,please join Old St. Patrick's RCIA Team and Cases for a Cause incelebrating another successful year! This also is an excellentopportunity to welcome the 39 newly-initiated church membersinto our community. The fun, including live Karaoke (with theRCIA Team and Fr. Tom Hurley!) will take place at VictoryLiquors in Lincoln Park, 2610 N. Halsted, Chicago.Cases for a Cause was created as a service project by a group ofyoung adults participating in the 2007 RCIA program at Old St.Pat's. Today, Cases for a Cause is an official 501(c)(3) charitableorganization dedicated to helping foster children in Illinois. Thisorganization has delivered suitcases to nearly 3,000 fosterchildren in Illinois, providing each child with a suitcase — aplace to store, organize, and transport the few things they cancall their own during a stay in the foster care system.Tickets are available in advance for $30/person, $40 at the door.Purchase tickets at www.casesforacause.org, or mail a check,payable to Cases for a Cause, Inc., 30 S. Wacker Drive, Suite1730, Chicago, IL 60606.16 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

SHARING THE MISSIONTHE CAREER TRANSITIONS CENTER OF CHICAGOThe CTC of Chicago is anot-for-profit organizationproviding job search assistanceby professionals in a range of fields. The goal of CTC is to helpyou make the most of your career transition experience.Finding Work Without Losing Heart:A Retreat for Those in Job TransitionWednesday, May 25The Career Transitions Center of Chicago (CTC) extends aninvitation to persons of all ages, faiths, and occupations.For more than a decade, Finding Work Without Losing Hearthas served thousands making their way through job and careertransitions. The one-day retreat, from 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. onWednesday, May 25, will explore such questions asHow do I ride the emotional roller coaster of unemployment?Where is God in all of this?, and What’s next for me?The retreat will take place atSt. Margaret Mary Church,1450 Green Trails Drive,Naperville, IL.Participants will learn throughinteractive sessions, personalreflection, and small groupdiscussions. Qualified leaders andspeakers have moved throughsimilar transitions and will drawupon their real life experience.There will be opportunities to meet one-on-one withbereavement counselors, spiritual directors, and career coaches.The cost is $75 per person, and includes meals and retreatmaterials. As space is limited, register online today throughCTC at www.ctcchicago.org.BOOK CLUBThe Book Club meets on the second Sundayof every month from September to June.Book Club meetings are held in the libraryon the third floor of the Fr. Jack WallMission Center at 711 W. Monroe,from 9:30 – 11 a.m. The library iswheelchair accessible. All are welcome.Contact either Eileen Sutter at 312.575.4214,or Jean Lyon at 773.545.0482.Date Book AuthorApril 11, 2010 The Guernsey Literary Mary Ann ShafferPotato Peel Pie SocietyGreater Chicago Food Depository (GCFD)Old St. Pat’s Group Volunteer DatesHelp Us Stamp Out Hunger!4100 W. Ann Lurie Pl., Chicago773.247.3663Group Date/Time ContactEncore 04.13.10 Carole Zander9 a.m. - noon zcarole@sbcglobal.net773.276.2271Outreach 05.08.10 Mary Beth Riley9 a.m. - noon mbriley07@yahoo.com630.655.9447Connections 05.08.10 Christine Miller9 a.m. - noon mllrctmiller@aol.comIf you would like more information on these orother programs at Old St. Patrick’s Church, pleasecontact Bridget Evers at 312.831.9368, or visit ourWeb site at www.oldstpats.org.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.17

MARRIAGE MINISTRYDivorce and Beyond — A Support GroupApril 11 - May 16Divorce and Beyond is a program at Old St. Pat’s designed tooffer support, fellowship, and respect to our brothers and sistersexperiencing or having completed divorce. We will accompanyyou through the emotionally challenging process, and nourishand empower you in transition to your transformed present andfuture. Everyone is verywelcome to this six-weeksupport group, no matterwhere you are in thedivorce process. It isimportant to know youare not alone.This group meets onsix Sundays beginningApril 11 and concludingMay 16 from 10:45 a.m.to noon in room 32, thirdfloor, Fr. Jack Wall Mission Center, 711 W. Monroe, Chicago.For additional information, or to register for this program,please contact Patty Stiles at 847.220.3011, orpstiles224@comcast.net; or Jack Berkemeyer atjackb@oldstpats.org.SHARING THE MISSIONTopics include:❖ The Divorce Process;❖ Self Image; Stress;❖ Anger;❖ Blame,❖ Guilt;❖ Loneliness;❖ Forgiveness;❖ Happiness;❖ and Pathways to Growth.Chicago Catholic Coed Softball LeagueBeginning Saturday, April 24 to Saturday, June 26You are invitied to sign-up now for the the Chicago CatholicCoed Softball League’s (CCCSL) 12th Spring League —Chicago's most social, recreational, and FUN Softball League!Along with the “excuse” of playing softball, come out and meeta ton of fun people in their 20s, 30s, and 40s in oneof the world’s premiere cities! This is a social league —no ability is required! The seasonbegins on Saturday, April 24 andends on Saturday, June 26.What it Costs• $75 (+$3 online fee),ReCeSsIoN BuStEr! — the fee hasnot increased for the last three years!• $85 (+$3 online fee) for late sign-up.How to RegisterSign-up online at www.chicagosoftball.com, or download theform and mail by Friday, April 16. All league details are onthe CCCSL’s Web site at www.chicagosoftball.com. If youstill have questions, please contact Paul at 773.458.4589,or Steve at CCCSL@sbcglobal.net. You may also join theirFacebook site at "the CCCSL."COMMUNITY OUTREACHRequested items include:Annual Spring Food DriveAll MassesSunday, April 18Come share your abundance withelders served by Little Brothers –Friends of the Elderly (LBFE). LBFEcustomizes each elder food bag anddelivers bags with a friendly visit.• Low sugar cereal & regular cereal,• Canned tuna (in water),• Low salt & regular canned vegetables,• Low salt canned soup,• Low salt crackers,• Canned gravy,• Low sodium instant meals,• Canned tomatoes,• Canned tomato paste,• Pasta (in boxes),• Rice or beans (small bags),• Pasta sauce (plastic containers)• Canned fruit (lite/sugar free),• Applesauce,• Hard candy (sugar free & regular),• Oatmeal,• Creamy peanut butter in plastic,• Macaroni & Cheese,• Boxed instant potatoes,• Decaf coffee (small cans or packets),• Juice (small cans or individual boxes),• Individual serving cups: pudding, Jello, applesauce,or fruit cocktail,• Snack foods individually wrapped (i.e., school lunches):crackers, cookies, trail mix, chips, nuts, or granola bars,• Small plastic jars of ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, MiracleWhip, salad dressings, no-sugar added jams or preserves,• Decaf herbal tea.Please avoid large cans, bulk items, expired food,Ramen noodles, and glass jars.Please bring your food items to Old St. Pat’s onSunday, April 18. Look for the Little Brothers – Friends ofthe Elderly van outside the church.Thanks for caring and sharing!18 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

COMMUNITY FAITH FORMATIONACCESSIBILITY AND GENERAL INFORMATIONFor your comfort and convenience . . .EXITThe rest rooms are located on the lower level of thechurch, at the foot of the north stairwell, in the foyer of thechurch hall, and at the west side of the hall. The hall maybe reached via the north stairwell, or the elevator in thenorth tower only. The balcony can be accessed by usingeither the north or south stairwell.In consideration for all, please put all cell phones andbeepers on silent mode as we begin Mass.If you have difficulty approaching the altar for HolyCommunion, please tell an usher, and Communion will bebrought to you.Low-Gluten Hosts Available at all MassesLow-gluten hosts are available for those who, for healthreasons, cannot receive the regular Communion host. Ifyou would like to receive a low-gluten host, please informthe Mass coordinator, before Mass begins, that you wouldlike to receive a low-gluten host. At Communion, pleaseidentify yourself to the presider as the person to receivethe low-gluten host.Braille and large print worship aids are available for yourconvenience. Please ask an Usher if you would like to useone of these items.We do have a small lift, without stairs, for access to thechurch and hall. The entrance is on Des Plaines Street,through the gate just north of the main church steps.If you need a hearing device, please ask an usher.A sign language interpreter will be available at the 5 p.m.Mass every Sunday. Please sit in the second or thirdpews on the Joseph side of the altar if you would like toutilize this service.In case of an emergency, please exit the church throughthe three sets of double doors located in the rear of thechurch or by the exit door located behind theAltar screen.If there is anyway we can be of better service, please let us know.FAMILY MINISTRY SERVICES AND PROGRAMSThe Adoption GroupThe purpose of the Adoption Group is to provide a supportivesocial network for adoptive families.Nursery ServiceNursery service is available during the 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Massesin The Frances Xavier Warde School building. Enter the school onDes Plaines Street.The Baptismal Program and ScheduleThe Baptismal Program offers educational opportunities forparents. To schedule a baptism, please contact Betty O’Toole,baptism scheduler, at bettyo@oldstpats.org or 312.798.2366.Family ChoirThe Family Choir is open to family members who would like toshare their talents. For more information, please contact LauraHiggins, assistant music director, Old St. Pat’s at 312.798.2342, orlaurah@oldstpats.org.S.P.O.K.E.S.St. Pat’s Opportunities for Kids to Experience ServiceInspired by Old St. Pat’s Outreach, S.P.O.K.E.S. was formed tointroduce our children to outreach projects in which they can feelthey have made a difference to others.Moms And Tots GroupThe Moms and Tots Group meets once a month during the day.Suggested for newborns through ages three. For more details,please contact Katy Cannizzaro at 312.563.1440, orkaty@leisurecorptravel.com.Parents and Tots GroupThe Parents and Tots Group is open to moms and/or dads andmeets on the second Sunday of each month from 10:30-11:30 a.m.in The Frances Xavier Warde School, room #14, Old St. Pat’scampus. Suggested for newborns through age three. For moreinformation, please contact Tracy Maddaloni at 312.316.5310, ortracy@zito.net We hope to see you and your little one there!Inclusion and Accessibility StatementOld St. Patrick’s Church celebrates the goodness of life by continually creating an experience of hospitality, friendship, prayer, and servicethat responds to all human needs.It is our intention to make every activity and event accessible and inclusive. If you should ever encounter a barrier blocking or impedingyour worship at Old St. Patrick’s Church, please contact Bridget Evers at 312.831.9368.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.19

IN OURHEARTS AND PRAYERSThen Jesus said to Thomas, "Put your finger here and see my hands, and bring your hand and put it into my side,and do not be unbelieving, but believe." - Jn 20:27SundayActs 5:12-16/Rv 1:9-11a,12-13, 17-19/Jn 20:19-31MondayActs 4:23-31/Jn 3:1-8TuesdayActs 4:32-37/Jn 3:7b-15WednesdayActs 5:17-26/Jn 3:16-21ThursdayActs 5:27-33/Jn 3:31-36FridayActs 5:34-42/Jn 6:1-15SaturdayActs 6:1-7/Jn 6:16-21Mass RemembrancesMass RemembrancesMass intentions commemorate a birthday,special anniversary, or the anniversary of aloved one’s death on the date of your choice(two weeks notice required to meet bulletinprinting deadline). Includes a Mass card.Please call 312.648.1021.Sunday, April 11, 20107 a.m.8 a.m.9:30 a.m. Raymond Russell (✝)11:15 a.m. Catherine McMahon (✝)12:45 p.m. Diane Demos (✝)5 p.m.Monday, April 12, 2010John Gancer (✝)Tuesday, April 13, 2010Felicidad Ang (✝), Edward Hughes (✝)Wednesday, April 14, 2010Thursday, April 15, 2010Friday, April 16, 2010Saturday, April 17, 2010(✝) deceasedPrayer RequestsFor Those Who Are SickMiles Austrevich, Julia Baird, Teddy Bax,Dawn Collins, Roberta DeStefano,Brien Flanagan, Deanna Gonzales,Jen McDevitt, Eileen Nolan, Barbara Searle,Dagmar Anna Simon, Kaia TammenFor Those Who Have Recently DiedFelicidad Ang, Donald Chiappetta, Don Clark,David Cook, Faith Dremmer, Sr. Sara Hale,John Ludwig, Barbara Malarkey,Infant Charlie McGinity McGann,Denny McKillip, Garnet Merckx, John Rundle,Clarence C. Schuler, Judge Harold Sullivan,Amadeo TorresPastoral CareDo you know someone in need of PastoralCare amongst our Old St. Pat’s community?Please contact Bernadette Moore Gibsonat 312.798.2389.Book of PatrickThe Book of PatrickOffers perpetual remembrance of a loved onewho has passed or a special date, includingweddings and other sacraments, chosen bythe donor. the $100 donation benefits OldSt. Patrick’s. For information, please contactBridget Evers at 312.831.9368.Sunday, April 11, 2010Chester Jaskolka, Stephen Lombardo III,Vincent & Sophie RileyMonday, April 12, 2010Phil Andrews, Gertrude Gorger Cooney,Terrence Joseph Cooney, Mary Flanagan,Alan L. Gustafson, Ryan Harris, Lillian HayesTuesday, April 13, 2010Mary Hansen, Joe Mayer, Bud & MarionMcFarland, Gerald O'Brien, Maire A. RileyWednesday, April 14, 2010Leonard M. Degenhardt, Mary A. Leyden,George J. Murtaugh, Jr., Richard Ver HalenThursday, April 15, 2010Anne Joyce Brennan, Cantwell,O'Brien & Waters Families, Harry & VirginiaConnors, Susan Suliburk Driscoll, George Hickey,Frank J. Pavlica, Tommie Ryan, Anne C. WrennFriday, April 16, 2010Paul F. Behof, Richard J. Coleman, Sr.,Virginia & John Doolin, Frank C. Dunlay,Robert D. Johnson, Eugene Marchlewski,Walter E. Plaza, Kathryn SearightSaturday, April 17, 2010*Mary Ellen Baxa, John O'Brien*As there are no Masses scheduled onSaturday, these names will be read onFriday, April 16, 2010.Prayer RequestsNames of the sick or recently deceasedare listed for one week in the prayers ofthe faithful and two subsequent weeks inthe bulletin. Please call Bernadette MooreGibson at 773.848.1868 to add a nameto the list.Saint of the WeekOptional memorial ofBlessed Caesar de Bus(1544 - 1607)Like so many of us, Caesar deBus struggled with the decisionabout what to do with his life.After completing his Jesuiteducation, he had difficulty settling between amilitary and a literary career. He wrote someplays, but ultimately settled for life in the armyand at court.For a time, life was going rather smoothly for theengaging, well-to-do young Frenchman.He was confident he had made the right choice.That was until he saw firsthand the realities ofbattle, including the St. Bartholomew's Daymassacres of French Protestants in 1572.He fell seriously ill and found himself reviewinghis priorities, including his spiritual life. By thetime he had recovered, Caesar had resolved tobecome a priest. Following his ordination in1582, he undertook special pastoral work:teaching the catechism to ordinary people livingin neglected, rural, out-of-the-way places. Hisefforts were badly needed and well received.Working with his cousin, Caesar developed aprogram of family catechesis. Family catechesis,a program that deepens parental involvement inreligious education, is grounded in the certaintychildren learn their faith first from their parents.The goal of Family Catechesis was to ward offheresy among the people. It met the approval oflocal bishops, and out of these efforts grew anew religious congregation, the Fathers ofChristian Doctrine.One of Caesar's works, Instructions for theFamily on the Four Parts of the Roman Catechism,was published 60 years after his death. He wasbeatified in 1975.Adapted from “The Saint of the Day AmericanCatholic” Web site, www.americancatholic.org.20 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.

Welcome...MEMBERSHIP SERVICESIs this your first time here? Or maybe you’re an old friend with some life changes…We are honored to have you worship with us today and hope your experience was both meaningful and enjoyable. Our greatest hope is that you will return. The vibrantexperience of Old St. Pat’s is created by its members. We invite you to form an ongoing relationship with Old St. Patrick’s Church and help to contribute to this spiritedand energetic community. This registration form will provide us with your basic information so we may connect with you and further discuss the many ways you maybecome a part of Old St. Pat’s. We look forward to meeting you!PLEASE CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:❑ New Member ❑ Address/Info Change ❑ Remove Name/Address From RegistryADULT 1Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Ms.ADULT 2Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms.Full Name : _____________________________________________________ Full Name : _____________________________________________________Male FemaleMale FemalePreferred First Name: _____________________________________________Marital Status: __________________________________________________Home Address___________________________________________________Apt. #City___________________________________________________________State__________________________________________________________Zip ___________________________________________________________Home Phone: ___________________________________________________Email Address: __________________________________________________Date of Birth: (Month/Day/Year) _____ / _____ / ________Current Occupation: ______________________________________________Title:__________________________________________________________Company: ______________________________________________________Address: _______________________________________________________Work Phone: ____________________________________________________Email Address: __________________________________________________Preferred First Name: _____________________________________________Marital Status: __________________________________________________Home Address: __________________________________________________Apt. #City___________________________________________________________State__________________________________________________________Zip ___________________________________________________________Home Phone: ___________________________________________________Email Address: __________________________________________________Date of Birth: (Month/Day/Year) _____ / _____ / ________Current Occupation: ______________________________________________Title:__________________________________________________________Company: ______________________________________________________Address: _______________________________________________________Work Phone: ____________________________________________________Email Address: __________________________________________________RELIGIONCatholicJewishProtestant (specifically _______________)MuslimOther ______________________________RELIGIONCatholicJewishProtestant (specifically _______________)MuslimOther _____________________________REGISTERED MEMBER TYPE:Member (Old St. Patricks is my primary church.)❍ Please send Sunday Giving envelopes.❍ I/We would like to give electronically or via stock transfer. Please send me/us information on how to do so.❍ Please contact me/us to further discuss giving to Old St. Patrick’s Church.Associate (Old St. Pat’s is NOT my primary church, but I regularly attend events, programs and/or Masses.)Friend (I have no formal affiliation with any church, and sometimes attend Mass and events at Old St. Pat’s.)Total number of individuals in your household: ___________List the names and dates of birth of those in your household, excluding the names above:NAME MALE FEMALE DATE OF BIRTH RELATIONSHIP (SON, DAUGHTER, OTHER)____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Please return this form to: Katie Loberg, Old St. Patrick’s Church Offices, 711 West Monroe St., Chicago, IL 60661, or fax to 312.648.9025.You may contact Katie at 312.831.9354, or kloberg@oldstpats.org with any questions.WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU?As part of our ongoing commitment to enhance communications, we invite you to jot down any thoughts, comments, or suggestions you may have for us.Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.21

STAFF AND VOLUNTEER DIRECTORYOld St. Patrick’s Church • 700 West Adams Chicago, IL 60661Fr. Jack Wall Mission Center • 711 W. Monroe • Chicago, IL 60661Phone: 312.648.1021 / Fax: 312.648.9025www.oldstpats.orgMass Schedules:Sunday Masses: 7, 8, 9:30, 11:15 a.m., 12:45, and 5 p.m.Monday – Friday Daily Mass: 7 a.m. and 12:10 p.mSacrament of Reconciliation: Friday, 11:45 a.m.DEPARTMENT/GROUP NAME PHONE EMAILAccounting Janette Nunez 312.798.2305 janetten@oldstpats.orgLinda Vasquez 312.798.2307 lindav@oldstpats.orgAdult Faith Formation Dr. Terry Nelson-Johnson 312.831.9373 terryn@0ldstpats.orgBaptisms Betty O’Toole, scheduler 312.798.2366 bettyo@oldstpats.orgBeloved Tammy Roeder 312.798.2350 tammy.roeder@oldstpats.orgBook of Patrick Bridget Evers 312.831.9368 bridgete@oldstpats.orgBluePrints/8th GradeExperience Becky Terlep 312.798.2329 beckyt@oldstpats.orgClergyPastor Rev. Thomas J. Hurley 312.831.9363 tomh@oldstpats.orgAdmin. Assistant to Pastor Jeannine Chavez 312.831.9377 jeanninec@0ldstpats.orgPastor EmeritusRev. John J. WallIn Residence:Rev. John CusickVisiting Clergy:Rev. Edward Foley, OFM Cap.Rev. Pat McGrath, SJRev. Paul Novak, OSMRev. William O'SheaBuildings/Grounds Andrew Rhodes 312.798.2345 andyr@oldstpats.orgCollege Ministry Ryan Malawy college.ministry@oldstpats.orgCommunications Karla Thomas 312.798.2380 karlat@oldstpats.orgAnthony D’Arco 312.798.2310 anthony.darco@oldstpats.orgVeronica Sepin 312.831.9364 veronicas@oldstpats.orgCommunity Outreach Beth Marek 312.831.9361 elizabethm@oldstpats.orgAdult Literacy Program Marilyn and Joe Antonik* 773.286.3390 antonik@comcast.netBlood Drive Mark Buciak* 773.307.0033 mark.buciak@rcn.comChicago Food Depository Mary Beth Riley* 630.655.9447 mbriley07@yahoo.comThe Children’s Place Katie Byrne* 312.863.1120 kmbyrne@aol.comHouse of Mary and Joseph Kate Boege*, coordinator 312.337.7953 kateboege@yahoo.comFred Fox*, clean-up projects 708.214.3351 ffox@ameritech.netInterfaith House Monica O’Hara-Noonan* 773.255.9006 monica_ohara@hotmail.comLittle Brothers – Joe Harzich* 312.634.2420 jharzich@avaya.comFriends of the ElderlyMarah’s Permanent Housing RoxAnne Rochester* 312.553.1777 rrochester06@yahoo.comNew Mom’s Inc. Rocio Avalos* 312.440.7746Special Olympics Greg Benacka* 708.271.4460 benacka.gregory@district205.netSt. Agatha’s Tutoring Program Tricia Lynch* 847.397.0733 jacktrish@aol.comSu Casa Jim Karczewski* 630.279.0144 jkarcze877@aol.comU of I Hospital Pediatrics Sue Siekierski* 312.546.4312 sasiek18@hotmail.comConnections Mark Gluodenis* mark.gluodenis@allstate.comDatabase Christy Salazar 312.798.2348 christy.salazar@oldstpats.orgDevelopment Kate (Moffatt) Rhodes 312.798.2338 katem@oldstpats.orgKatie Loberg 312.831.9354 kloberg@oldstpats.org22 Please visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.* volunteers

STAFF AND VOLUNTEER DIRECTORYDEPARTMENT/GROUP NAME PHONE EMAILEncore MaryKay Slowikowski* marykayslow@aol.comFamily Ministry Bea Cunningham 312.831.9351 beac@oldstpats.orgKatie Brandt 312.831.9352 family.ministry@oldstpats.orgFoundations Youth Ministry Becky Terlep 312.798.2329 beckyt@oldstpats.orgGlobal Outreach Beth Marek 312.831.9361 elizabethm@oldstpats.orgCoprodeli, Peru Sasha Chetyrkina 312.798.2391 sashac@coprodeliusa.orgFriends of Fabretto, Nicaragua Tom Gleason* 773.227.6556 tgleason@ameritech.netLIFT - India Laura Field 312.961.5054 laurafield@earthlink.netGlobal Alliance For Africa Jonathan Shaver* 312.399.2830 jonathanshaver@msn.comHospitality Angie Villarin 312.831.9372 angiev@oldstpats.orgJewish Catholic Dialogue Gina LaPalio Lakin 773.631.1436 glapalio@yahoo.comJustice Initiative Bob Kolatorowicz 312.831.9379 bobk@oldstpats.orgLiturgy Jaclyn Mullooly 312.798.2367 jaclynm@oldstpats.org708.692.6628 (cell)Marriage Ministry Jack Berkemeyer 312.798.2386 jackb@oldstpats.orgAnnulment Support Ministry Patty Stiles 847.220.3011 pstiles224@comcast.netMembership Bridget Evers 312.831.9368 bridgete@oldstpats.orgKatie Loberg 312.831.9354 kloberg@oldstpats.orgMusic Bill Fraher 312.831.9353 billf@oldstpats.orgLaura Higgins 312.798.2342 laurah@oldstpats.orgOffice Manager Joanne Gresik 312.831.9370 joanneg@oldstpats.orgPastoral Care Ministry Bernadette Moore Gibson 312.798.2389 prayer line bernadette.moore@oldstpats.org773.848.1868 pastoral cellRCIA Keara Coughlin 312.798.2328 kearac@oldstpats.orgReceptionist Andrea Swain-Kurowski 312.648.1021Sharing the MissionThe Cara Program Eric Weinheimer 312.798.3305Ray Andrew* 312.644.4950 ray_andrew@sbcglobal.netCareer Transitions Center Eileen O’Shea 312.906.9908 host@ctcchicago.orgFirst Friday Club of Chicago Wanda Menghini 312.466.9610 ffcc@firstfridayclubchicago.orgThe Frances Xavier Mary Reiling 312.466.0700Warde SchoolHarbor of Hope Bob Hill* 312.540.9878 thehillsofchicago@gmail.comSandy Downes* 847.302.6022 Sandy.Downes@CartwrightDownes.comHorizons for Youth Bobby Capulong 312.627.9031 bobby@horizons-for-youth.orgYoung Adult Ministry Office Co-Directors: Rev. John Cusick &of the Chicago Archdiocese Dr. Kate DeVriesYAM Administrative Assistant Socorro Perez 312.466.9473Grief Support Facilitators Judi Black, Ken Vossekuil 312.466.9473 www.yamchicago.orgSpecial Events Sheila Greifhahn 312.798.2343 sheilag@oldstpats.orgAnnette Buys 312.831.9355 annetteb@oldstpats.orgSpiritual Companionship Tammy Roeder 312.798.2350 tammy.roeder@oldstpats.orgTours of Old St. Pat’s Jim McLaughlin* 630.852.7269 j-jmclaughlin@comcast.netWedding Ministry JoAnn O’Brien 312.831.9383 joanno@oldstpats.orgWedding Volunteers Mary Jo Graf* 312.360.1622 maryjog1221@sbcglobal.netRobin Ramel* 708.366.1293 robin511@earthlink.netWomen’s & Men’s Spirituality Mary Anne Moriarty 312.861.0382Young Adult Ministry (OSP) Keara Coughlin 312.798.2328 kearac@oldstpats.org* volunteersPlease visit our Web site and the online gift shop at www.oldstpats.org.23