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Community of St. Barbara of Brookfield
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 12, 2014
Parish Directory
Rectory: 4008 Prairie Ave
485-2900
Brookfield, IL 60513
Fax: 708-387-0103
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.stbarbarabrookfield.org
Parish Council:
Missionary Spirit: [email protected]
Adult Catechesis: [email protected]
Parish Center: 4015 Prairie Ave.
Rev. Robert Casey, Pastor
485-2900
[email protected]
Rev. Bolivar Molina, Associate Pastor
485-2900
[email protected]
Rev. Michael Ahlstrom, Resident
[email protected]
Rev. Larry Janowski, O.F.M., Weekend Celebrant
Deacon John Debnar
579-3674
Deacon Dave Brencic
485-6614
[email protected]
St. Barbara Food Pantry: 9300 W. 47th St.
295-7336
Maria Espinosa
[email protected]
Religious Education
485-4610
Religious Education Office: 8900 Windemere Ave.
[email protected]
Peter Bromann, Music Director
485-2900
[email protected]
Angela Lawler, Business Manager
485-2900
[email protected]
Sister Mary Lou Pleitner, C.S.J.
485-2900
Administrative Assistant; Bulletin Editor
[email protected]
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Weekday Masses: 8:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday
Rosary after 8:00 a.m. Mass -Mon. through Sat.
Saturday Masses: 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:15 and 11:00 a.m.,
Spanish Mass: 12:30 p.m.
Reconciliation: Saturday 8:45 to 9:30 a.m.
Baptisms: 1st and 3rd Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
Spanish Baptisms: 2nd and 4th Sundays at 12:30 p.m.
Arrange beforehand, call the Rectory at 485-2900
Marriage Preparation:
Call the Rectory for information
Eucharistic Adoration:
2:00– 9:00 p.m. every Monday
New Parishioners: Register at the Rectory
Parish Office Hours:
Monday — Thursday 9:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
Hospitality Sunday Today
Everyone is invited to come and enjoy hospitality
a er the 7:30, 9:15 and 11:00 a.m. Masses today
Sunday, Oct. 12th, in Prairie Rooms A-B in the Parish
Center. Stop in for a cup of coffee or a snack and
meet your fellow parishioners.
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
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Parish Life at St. Barbara
Do you have ques ons about the
Catholic Faith? Are you looking to learn
more about the Tradi on?
Were you bap zed but you never
completed your Sacraments?
The Rite of Chris an Ini a on for Adults (or RCIA) is
a ministry of St. Barbara’s Parish that reaches out to
people with these types of ques ons. Catechists
(religious teachers) and sponsors (faith companions)
can meet with you and others who have the same
ques ons. They are willing to walk with you on your
faith journey. It takes me to listen for God’s call in
our lives. Let the RCIA process lead you to a deeper
rela onship with Christ and His Church. For more
informa on or to register, Email
[email protected].
Inquiry Nights: Wednesdays 7:00--8:30 p.m.
St. Barbara Parish Center
October 22nd, November 5th, and November 19th
Dress a Girl Around the World
Our Missionary Spirit Team is looking for volunteers
of all ages for our October service project to make
simple dresses, made from pillow cases for li le girls
in need. We are joining with The Dress a Girl
Around the World organiza on who believes that
every girl deserves the dignity of owning at least one
dress. We can change a young girl’s des ny by
providing her with a new dress. Can you help us
Friday, Oct. 17th from 6:00--10:00 p.m. and
Saturday, Oct. 18th from 8:00 a.m.--4:00 p.m. in the
Parish Center? Contact Noel at 708-485-5935 to
RSVP or with ques ons or e-mail
[email protected]
Bunco
October 19th 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
St. Barbara Parish Center
*Bunco -Prizes -Cake -Coffee -Raffles*
Tickets: $5.00 in advance /$6 at door
Call Starr 485-6854 or Dolores 447-4705 for ckets
Sponsored by St. Barbara CCW
Proceeds support our parish programs
¿Tiene preguntas sobre la Fe Católica?
¿Está buscando para aprender más
acerca de la tradición?
¿Fue bau zado, pero nunca completó
sus sacramentos?
El rito de iniciación cris ana de adultos
(también conocido como RICA) es un ministerio de
la Parroquia de Santa Bárbara para las personas con
estos pos de preguntas. Los catequistas (maestros
de religión) y patrocinadores (compañeros de fe)
pueden reunirse con usted y otras personas que
enen las mismas preguntas. Ellos están dispuestos
a caminar con usted en su camino de fe. Toma
empo escuchar la llamada de Dios en nuestras
vidas. Deje que el proceso RICA lo conduzca a una
relación más profunda con Cristo y con su Iglesia.
Para obtener más información o para inscribirse,
Correo Electrónico [email protected] o
llamar a la oficina 708-485-2900.
Reuniones para saber más acerca del programa:
Miércoles 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Centro parroquial de Santa Bárbara
Octubre 22, noviembre 5 y noviembre 19
Women Faith Sharing Group
The Women’s Faith Sharing Group will meet on
Tuesday, Oct. 21st at 7:30 p.m. in the music room
of the Parish Center. The topic will be Forgiveness.
Hospitality will follow. Call Jane at 485-6614 with
ques ons. Please join us!
St. Barbara’s Men’s Fellowship
All the men of the parish are invited to the Men's
Fellowship mee ng at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, October
16th, in the music room of the parish center. Come
and join us as we discuss the Scripture readings for
the coming Sunday and how the readings relate to
our lives. A er the mee ng, there will be snacks,
refreshments and “guy talk.” For more informa on,
call Deacon Dave Brencic, (708) 485-6614, or Ted
Zayner, (708) 485-9145.
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 12, 2014
From the Pastor’s Desk...
In the parable of the wedding feast we hear
Jesus say, “But when the king came in to see
the guests, he noticed a man there who was
not wearing a wedding robe, and he said to
him, ‘Friend, how did you get in here without a
wedding robe?’”
This passage from the Sunday gospel has often
bothered me. How could the man have been dressed
properly for the wedding banquet? When his day
started, he had no idea that he would be attending a
wedding feast. He was simply walking down the street
when the invitation came. Was there any time for him
to go and find something proper to wear?
Yet, in another part of Matthew’s gospel, we hear
Jesus say, “"Be on the alert then, for you do not know
the day nor the hour.” The truth is, each day holds the
possibility of being that day when we will be invited
and welcomed to the feast. And so, at the start of
each day we must consider how we will “dress”
ourselves.
Are we clothed in Christ? In our dealings with one
another, do we present to them an image of charity,
humility, mercy, joy, and all those other virtues and
attributes that should make up the wardrobe of a holy
Christian? Walking down the road of life, we never
know when we may come across God. Every person
and every moment presents to us the possibility for a
divine encounter. Therefore, we must always be
dressed properly.
We must put on Christ… wearing Christ on the
outside... in the love we express for God and for our
neighbor. And by wearing Christ on the outside,
we then give witness to the truth of God who dwells
inside of us.
As temples of the Holy Spirit of God, we dress
ourselves with the holiness of our Christian dignity.
We pray that the words spoken at our Baptism may
come true for us. When the invitation comes for us to
attend the banquet that Christ has prepared for us in
heaven, may we “bring that dignity unstained into the
everlasting life of heaven.” Dressed appropriately,
with the joy, the love, and the mercy of our Creator,
we can walk through life with no worries about finding
our place at the table.
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Desde el escritorio del Párroco…
En la parábola de este fin de semana, Jesús dijo,
“Entró el rey a ver a los comensales, y al notar que
había allí uno que no tenía traje de boda, le dice:
‘Amigo, ¿cómo has entrado aquí sin traje de
boda?’”
Este pasaje del evangelio siempre me molestaba.
¿Cómo podría el hombre vestirse adecuadamente
para un banquete de la boda? Cuando comenzó su
día, él no tenía idea que iba a asistir a un banquete de
boda. Simplemente estaba caminando por la calle
cuando llegó la invitación. ¿Hubo algún tiempo para ir
y encontrar ropa mejor?
Pero, en otra parte del evangelio de Mateo,
escuchamos a Jesús decir, "estén despiertos, porque
no saben el día ni la hora." En verdad cada día tiene
la posibilidad de ser ese día cuando estamos invitados
a la fiesta. Y así, al comienzo de cada día, debemos
considerar como vamos a vestirnos.
¿Nos vestimos con Cristo? En nuestros tratos con los
demás, ¿les presentamos a ellos una imagen de
caridad, humildad, misericordia, alegría y todas las
otras virtudes y atributos que deben ser el vestuario
de un buen cristiano? En el camino de la vida,
nunca sabemos cuándo encontramos a Dios. Cada
persona y cada momento nos presentan la posibilidad
de un encuentro divino. Por lo tanto, debemos
siempre vestirnos correctamente.
Debemos poner a Cristo... manifestando Cristo por
afuera... en el amor que ofrecemos a Dios y a nuestros
vecinos. Y con Cristo presente en el exterior de
nuestra vida, damos testimonio de la verdad que Dios
habita en el interior de nuestra vida.
Somos templos del Espíritu Santo de Dios, y así nos
vestimos con la santidad de nuestra dignidad cristiana.
Oramos para que las palabras dichas en nuestro
bautismo puedan hacerse realidad para nosotros.
Cuando llega nuestra invitación para el banquete que
Cristo ha preparado para todos nosotros en el cielo,
podemos "traer esa dignidad sin mancha hacia la vida
eterna del cielo." Vestidos apropiadamente, en el
gozo, el amor, y la compasión de nuestro Creador,
podemos caminar por la vida sin preocupaciones,
porque sabemos que vamos a encontrar nuestro lugar
en la mesa del banquete.
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
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Mass Schedule
Pray for Our Sick and Deceased
SUNDAY, October 12
5:00(Sat)-+Elizabeth M. Brown (Family)
+Frank McNaughton (Smith Family)
7:30-+Frank and Irene Benda (Family)
+Josephine Fatla (Family)
9:15– Parishioners of St. Barbara
11:00-+William and Elizabeth Janowski (Fr. Larry)
12:30 -Spanish Mass
MONDAY, October 13
Columbus Day
8:00-+Ralph Valen no (Friend)
TUESDAY, October 14
St. Calistus
8:00-+Grace Parus (Breskey Family)
WEDNESDAY, October 15
St. Teresa of Jesus
8:00-+Adam L. Pytel (Family and Friends)
THURSDAY, October 16
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
8:00-+William and Elizabeth Janowski (Fr. Larry)
FRIDAY, October 17
St. Igna us of An och
8:00-+Wayne Hoffman (Srs. Lucy and Joellyn, SSND)
SATURDAY, October 18
St. Luke
8:00-Parishioners of St. Barbara
5:00-+Adam L. Pytel (Family and Friends)
+Mr. And Mrs. Milten H. Steffen (Family)
SUNDAY, October 19
7:30– Krystyna and Stan Pokojny (Wedding Anniversary)
+James and Marie Dus, and Robert Dus, Jr.
(Gladys Wheeler)
9:15–+Art Kovarik (Lawler Family)
11:00-+William and Elizabeth Janowski (Fr. Larry)
12:30 -+Bibiano Meza (Familia)
Second Collec on next week:
World Missions
Recemos por los enfermos y los que han fallecido
May the healing hand of the Lord be with the sick:
Linda Andrys, Pat and Mike Baldwin, Dick Burns,
Stefania Campo, William DiVito, Mason Donegan,
Jeanne Eineman, Sharon Ermilio, Betsy Gugliuzza,
Richard Harwood, John Hernandez, June Jamros, J.C. Jones,
Bob and Pat Jones, Mary Ellen Kratochvil, Kari Koburn,
John Patrick Kramer, Lillian Kret, Alice Lachman, Barbara Laz,
Nayola Laz, Jack Lyncy, Phyllis Lyons, Stacia Marciniak,
Anthony Mase, Josh May, Robert Mendea, Bob Mendel,
Raymond Makowsk, Hugh Noble, Lisa Noble, Judith Ortiz,
Dean Pederson, Pat Petrik, Louis Pizza, Rick Plunkett,
Jill Poehlman, Jim Powell, Ruth and Sam Pruitt,
David & Michael Rovner, Edvige Sancricca, John Schuster,
Dan Spacek, Paul Straka, Robin Stuker, Naomi Sweet,
Bernice Sysko, John Truheart, Eymard Wisnewski,
Nina Wood
For our deceased, whom we remember and love:
Angel Villasenor
Readings for the Week
Monday:
Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31 — 5:1; Ps 113:1b-5a,
6-7; Lk 11:29-32
Tuesday: Gal 5:1-6; Ps 119:41, 43-45, 47-48; Lk 11:37-41
Wednesday: Gal 5:18-25; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:42-46
Thursday:
Eph 1:1-10; Ps 98:1-6; Lk 11:47-54
Friday:
Eph 1:11-14; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13; Lk 12:1-7
Saturday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9
Sunday: Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10;
1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21
Liturgical Appointments for October 18—19
Lectors
5:00 pm
Fr. Bolivar
Debbie Kusik
Mike Nolan
Eucharis c Ministers
Bread: Tom Carlson, Lydia Marthaler, Mary Barne e
Cup: Pam Carlson, Marie LeGros, Anne e Clemens, Constance Tosheff
7:30
Fr. Bob
Noel Thornton Bread: Mike Czemske, Carol Mrazek, Gladys Wheeler
Sharon Schmidt Cup: Deacon Dave Brencic, Barb Krataochvil, Cathy DeCola, Jose Flores
9:15
Fr. Bolivar
Lisa Mackensie
Tom Kourim
11:00
Fr. Larry
Amanda Moore Bread: Sheri Sauer, Rich Kucera, Greg Pardini
Dorothy Ball
Cup: Deacon John Debnar, Maria Espinosa, Sue Kucera, Laura Mazman
12:30 pm Fr. Bob
Bread: Tracy Schroeder, Roseann Carlson, Therese Kourim
Cup: Barbara Johnson, Basia Savoy, Alilcia Mancini, Marcia Schroeder
Ministros de Comunion: Ruben, Maria Guerrero y Rosa Ceja
Altar Servers: Armando Medina, Mar n Medina, Ulises Romo
Altar Servers
Teresa Lemont
9:15—
Hanna Mahay
Colin Daniels
Maya Daniels
Ian Moran
Jamie Moran
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 12, 2014
Casino Nights
St. Barbara Parish
October 5, 2014
Total Weekly Offering ………………………...
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St. Mar n Sharing …………………………….…
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St. Barbara Parish Center
4009 Prairie, Brookfield
$ 6,712.79
$ 1,028.00
$ 198.00
$ 450.00
Council of Catholic Women
St. Barbara CCW is sponsoring a Veterans Day
Collec on on November 1st and 2nd for delivery to
Hines Hospital. Bring your items Nov. 1st and 2nd.
Place them in the totes in the back of church. Call
Marge 485-4484 with any ques ons. This is an
opportunity to help the wounded figh ng for our
freedom! They need the following individual-size
items:
Alcohol-free a ershave, Alcohol-free mouthwash
Chaps ck or lip balm, Combs
Decaf coffee & creamer in regular size containers
Denture adhesive, Denture cleaner (tablets)
Disposable razors, Deodorant
Crossword Puzzle books, Find-a-Word Workbooks,
Sudoku books, Current Magazines
Hand and body lo on, Hand-held mirrors
Magnifying glasses , Nail clippers
NEW undershirts and NEW briefs (L, XL, XXL)
NEW white socks, NEW Non-skid slipper socks
NEW Sweatpants and sweat shirts (L,XL,XXL,+)
NEW Winter stretch hats and NEW stretch gloves
Playing cards, Pocket-size ssue
Shampoo, Shaving cream, Sugar packets
Toothbrush and Toothpaste
Market Day
The next Market Day pick-up is Saturday, Oct.
25th from 10:00--11:00 a.m. in the Windemere
Room (basement of school).
Orders are due by Wednesday, Oct 22nd. Order
online, drop off in Market Day mailbox outside
Rectory or call Marge at 485-4484. Order forms can
be found near the bulle ns in church or online at
www.marketday.com.
Remember you can also buy Market Day products
at Gordon Food Service(GFS) stores and St. Barbara
will s ll receive credit.
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Men, Are You Being Called to Go on Retreat?
What is a retreat? It’s a chance to leave behind the
hustle and bustle of life, the stresses of work and your
everyday rou ne and get away by yourself and
recharge in a prayerful atmosphere.
What’s the point? Jesus at mes would take his
apostles and disciples off to some remote place to rest
a while in prayer and contempla on. Going on retreat
is an opportunity to step back and look at your life,
your rela onship with others and your rela onship
with God.
What do you do on retreat? There will be a series
of three talks, followed by discussion. There also will
be quiet me during which you can pray in the chapel,
go for a walk or stay in your room. There will be an
opportunity for reconcilia on and Mass will be offered
Saturday morning.
What do I need to bring with me? Comfortable
clothes, slippers, a Bible, rosary and most importantly
an open heart.
What’s this going to cost me? The retreat is $40
per person. Each person is also assigned to bring an
item of food or a condiment to keep the cost down.
Why should I go? It’s a chance to meet other men
who are just like you. There’s also plenty of food to
eat. And don’t you and God deserve some special me
together?
This year’s the Men’s Fellowship Retreat is Friday
and Saturday, Nov. 7-8 at St. Mary’s Retreat House in
Lemont. We will begin at 7 p.m. on Friday and
conclude at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. The theme will be “Do
Not Be Afraid: Trust in the Lord.”
For more informa on, contact Deacon Dave Brencic
at (708) 485-6614.
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
October is Respect Life Month
Each of Us is a Masterpiece of
God's Crea on
Stop by the tables set up at the rear
of church and browse through a
complimentary selec on of respect life literature on
various topics from stem cell research to dying with
dignity in both English and Spanish. Ques ons? Call
Cate Hansen, St. Barbara Respect Life Coordinator at
708-387-7891.
"Even the weakest and most vulnerable, the
sick, the old, the unborn and the poor, are
masterpieces of God's crea on, made in His
own image, des ned to live forever, and
deserving of the utmost reverence and
respect."--Pope Francis' Day for Life Gree ng
The Well Spirituality Center
1515 West Ogden Ave. / LaGrange Park 60526
708.482.5048 / e-mail: [email protected]
Psalms—Prayer and Poetry for Life Today
Tuesdays 7:00--8:30pm, Oct. 14th, 21st; Nov. 18,th
25; Dec. 2nd. Facilitator: Marianne Race, CSJ
Unlock the riches of the psalms for personal and
contemporary worship. The historical se ng,
literary form and biblical theological significance are
the focus of the gatherings. The New Collegeville
Bible Commentary Vol. 1 and 2 by Dianne Bergant,
CSA, are being used. Cost: $12/session
Ten Evenings With God Book Discussion
Thursdays 1:00--2:30pm, Oct. 16th, 23rd; Dec. 3rd
Facilitator: Jackie Schmitz, CSJ —Join us for an
explora on of the will of God not as an end in itself but
as the path to freedom: the freedom to love. Required
reading: ten evenings with God by Ilia Delia, OSF. Cost:
$10/session
The Non-Nego able Essen als of Chris an
Spirituality — Thursdays 7:00—8:30pm, Nov. 6th, 13th,
20th —Facilitator: Sallie Latkovich, CSJ
In his book, The Holy Longing, Ron Rolheiser outlines four
clear essen als of spirituality. Our three sessions will
provide an understanding of spirituality, and then a
review of the four non-nego able essen als, including:
*personal prayer and morality
*social jus ce, *mellowness of heart
*a community of worship
Cost: $12/session
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Week of October 12-19 at St. Barbara’s
Sunday, October 12
—10:30am 12:00pm Religious Ed Classes (School)
—7:00pm 8:30pm Light Weigh (Prairie C)
Monday, October 13
—10:00am 11:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
Tuesday, October 14
—10:00am 11:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—9:00am 12:00pm ESL School on Wheels (Prairie C)
—3:00pm 8:00pm ESL School on Wheels (Prairie A & B)
—4:45pm 6:30pm Girl Scout Troop 695 (Music Room)
—7:30pm 9:00pm Knights of Columbus (Music Room)
Wednesday, October 15
—10:00am 11:00am AL-ANON Mee ng (Clubroom)
—6:00pm 7:30pm Religious Ed Classes (School)
—5:00pm 6:30pm Girl Scout Mee ng (Prairie A)
Thursday, October 16
—10:00am 11:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—7:30pm 9:00pm Choir Prac ce
—8:00pm 9:00pm AA Mee ng (Prairie B)
—7:30pm 9:00pm Men’s Fellowship (Music Room)
Friday, October 17
—6:00pm 10:00pm Dress a Girl Around the World
(Parish Center)
—4:30pm 6:30pm Girl Scout Troop 304 (Prairie A)
Saturday, October 18
—8:00am 4:00pm Dress a Girl Around the World
(Parish Center)
Sunday, October 19
—10:30am 12:00pm Religious Ed Classes (School)
—2:30pm 4:30pm CCW Bunco (Gym)
—7:00pm 8:30pm Light Weigh (Prairie C)
Food Pantry
We are in desperate need of canned vegetables,
pasta, peanut butter and jelly. Thank you to all our
parishioners who have given food and we
encourage you to continue with your donations.
We served 100 and 19 new families and
individuals for the month of September. I would like
to acknowledge and thank Tom Carlson, the Knights
of Columbus and not least of all the volunteers and
people who donated food and made the St. Barbara
Fall Food Drive such a marvelous success. Please
remind everyone that we are heading into the
holidays and to keep our brothers and sisters in
need in their prayers and hearts.
Peace, Maria
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1 hr. Weekly Classes
9200 Ogden Ave., Brookfield
Tom Kleppetsch
PLUMBING & SEWER
Progressive
Complete Health
GEORGE’S
Polish & Lithuanian • Family Owned Business
$5 OFF any purchase of $50 or more
7145 S. Kingery Hwy. Route 83
Willowbrook, IL
630.655.2200
Mon-Fri 8am-9pm • Sat 8am-8pm • Sun 8am-6pm
708-255-5731
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Your Parish in
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Quality Work - Reasonable Prices
(708) 952-1833
40 yrs. exp.
Lic# SL574
Circuit Style
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NOTRE DAME FAMILY CENTER
Rev. James Watzke, Ph.D.
Depression - Anxiety - Stress
Family - Separation - Divorce
For further information,
Sub Abuse - Medicare - Español
please call the Parish Office. Oakbrook Terr. 630.691.1114
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GARAGE DOORS
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Family Owned & Operated Since 1947
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR
• Roofing • Additions
• Windows • Decks
HAIR CARE FOR THE
Jerry Linn 20 Yrs Exp
WHOLE FAMILY
— Parishioner —
HAIR CUTS
(708) 485-3843 Insured Women’s Haircuts from $25
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Men’s Haircuts
$18
ED THE PLUMBER
ED THE CARPENTER
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Lic# 055-026066
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708-652-1444
512156 St Barbara Church (A)
Mens Partial
Kids Under 12 yrs
$13
$12
Ask For Parishioner Discount
• TENTS, TABLES &
CHAIRS
Saint Margaret
• INFLATABLES
Sunday Missal
• PHOTO BOOTH
An ideal companion
• DJ SERVICES
• PORTABLE RESTROOMS for personal prayer.
9100 W. Plainfield Rd., Suite C
In Stock & Ready to Order Today.
Brookfield, IL 60513
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708-255-1100
Orthodontist
(708) 484-7453
7026 W. Cermak Rd., Berwyn
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• Catering/Parties
49 S. La Grange Road
La Grange
Sal’s
Powerwashing
Frank R. Orland, D.D.S.
Mon: 10-7 PM
Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri: 9-7 PM
Sat: 9-4 PM Sun: 10-3 PM
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La Grange
708-354-3930
1122 Maple Ave., LaGrange Park
708.352.4900
[email protected]
• Color • Highlights & Perms • Waxing
708-482-7455
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Carla P. Orland, D.D.S.
21 N. Delaplaine Rd.
Riverside, IL
(708) 447-2100
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