Propagation of the Faith Collection
The weekend of October 23 & 24 we will celebrate World Mission Sunday. Pope Francis tells us, “Once we experience the power of God’s love, and recognize his presence in our personal and community life, we cannot help but proclaim and share what we have seen and heard” (cf. Acts 4:20). World Mission Sunday is one way to proclaim and share the Good News with our most vulnerable brothers and sisters around the world. Please be generous in the collection to support over 1,000 mission dioceses. Remember to pray for our family of faith especially during this global pandemic. You will find an envelope in The Guide to place donations in the collection basket, or you can make a donation online on the Archdiocese of Chicago web site. Thank you.
Lost Child Pilgrimage
Our Lady of Pompeii Pilgrimage Ministry invites you to the 21st annual Lost Child Pilgrimage on Saturday, October 23, 2021 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:oo p.m. If you or someone you know is grieving from the loss of a child please join us as we explore the sacred journey of loss, healing and hope. More information is available on the Our Lady of Pompeii web site.
Anointing of the Sick
The sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be celebrated during the 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Mass on Sunday, October 10, 2021 and the 12:30 p.m. Mass in Spanish on the same date.
The sacrament is not used only as a final farewell and prayer prior to death. More so, it celebrates the comfort of Christ and the prayers of the Church for any Catholic person who has been baptized and is of sufficient age to be comforted by the Sacrament. The sacrament is intended for those who:
- suffer from any physical, emotional or mental illness,
- are preparing for any surgery or a planned hospitalization, or
- have a chronic or long-term condition which could recur such as heart problems or
cancer.
If you wish to receive this sacrament, you may bring family and friends to be present with you at the time of anointing. COVID-19 safety protocols (masks and social distancing) will be in place.
Arise Chicago to Speak on Dignity of Labor
At our Masses next weekend, September 4-5, Arise Chicago is pleased to bring us a message about the sacred link between faith and labor and the dignity of all work. As Cardinal Cupich stated, “For centuries, but especially over the last 125 years, the Catholic Church has offered a strong and principled vision on the dignity of work and justice for workers. Pope Leo XIII called for standards of justice in the work place including the right to a living wage, the right to safe work places, the right to health care, and to the need to provide for retirement.” Pope Francis declared that work “anoints us with dignity, fills us with dignity and makes us similar to God.”
The work that each of us performs is vital for the common good. God calls us to act so that each person will have a seat at the table, and can fully contribute and enjoy the abundance of God’s creation. Speakers from Arise will offer a brief comment at the end of each Mass. Happy Labor Day!
Speakers will be present after the 5:00 p.m. Saturday and 11:00 a.m. Sunday Masses in English as well as the 12:30 p.m. Sunday Mass in Spanish. This program is coordinated by Arise Chicago, an interfaith worker center that partners with immigrants and leaders from the religious, government and legal communities. If you are in need of assistance on a labor issue, please call 872-223-8415 or email luke@arisechicago.org.
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