DECEMBER 12, 2010

THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT

+ YEAR OF THE EUCHARIST +

1501 South Main Street, Lombard, IL 60148

Rectory: (630) 629-1717 Fax: (630) 705-0692
Academy: (630) 627-0640 Fax: (630) 705-0139

WWW.CTKLOMBARD.ORG

REASON TO REJOICE
Dark violet is used throughout Advent to express its character as a season of spiritual prepa-
ration for Christmas and “the coming of the Lord.” But on the Third Sunday of Advent, formerly
known as Gaudete (Latin for “rejoice”) Sunday, rose may be added to the liturgical environment. The
entire liturgy is infused with a spirit of rejoicing.
Today’s first reading and Gospel proclaim the reality of God’s saving work in our midst.
Isaiah exuberantly describes the idyllic transformation of all creation as a result of God’s presence in
the midst of the people. In the Gospel, Jesus connects Isaiah’s prophecy with what is happening in
his own ministry. In addition to the list of healings from Isaiah (the blind, the lame, lepers, and the
deaf), Jesus’ presence brings two other reasons for rejoicing: “The dead are raised, and the poor
have the good news proclaimed to them” (Matthew 11:5).
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Christ the King Directory

PASTOR: Rev. Peter Jarosz LITURGY:

630.396.6079; frpeter@ctklombard.org Saturday: 5:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am, 10:00am, and 12:00 Noon
WEEKEND ASSISTANT: Rev. Robert Schoenstene
630.629.1717 WEEK DAY LITURGY: Monday-Friday 8:30am
Deacons: Deacon Fred Francl 630.629.1717 SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION:
Deacon Wayne Storrs 630.629.1717 Saturdays: 4:00pm-4:45pm
M-F 9am; And by appointment
Deacon Frank Lillig 630.396.6077
frank@ctklombard.org ST. PEREGRINE DEVOTIONS:
Deacon Peter Robinson (Coor. Pastoral Care) Second Saturdays at 11:00am
630.629.1717; deaconpeter@ctklombard.org
ROSARY AND CHAPLET:
PASTORAL ASSOC./ ADULT FAITH FORMATION: Weekdays at 7:35am
Eileen Maggiore 630.396.6076; Tuesdays 5:30pm
eileen@ctklombard.org
EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION:
BUSINESS MANAGER: Elaine Ward 1st Thursday 9:00am until
630.396.6073; elaine@ctklombard.org 1st Friday at 8:15am
CHILDREN’S FAITH FORMATION: Sherry Rochford Other Thursdays 9:00am-8:00pm
630.396.6078; sherry@ctklombard.org
RECTORY HOURS:
RE/FAITH FORMATION SECRETARY: Karen Emmert Mon-Thurs: 9:00 am-3:00 pm
630.396.6074; karen@ctklombard.org Friday: 9:00 a.m.– 12:00 p.m.
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC AND LITURGY: Bill Runge After Hours By Appointment

630.396.6075; bill@ctklombard.org REGISTRATION:

PASTOR’S/PARISH SECRETARY: Carol Clishem
630.629.1717; carol@ctklombard.org
ACADEMY SECRETARY/ PARISH FINANCE ASST.:
Lori Bhardwaj 630.627.0640;
academy@ctklombard.org
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER: Jill Placey, Academy Director
630.627.0640; jplacey@ctklombard.org
PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER: Karen Hanish
PRE-SCHOOL AIDE: Jan Waas
KINDERGARTEN AIDE: Michelle Iwinski
FACILITIES MANAGER: Tony Azzolin
630.629.1717; tony@ctklombard.org
MAINTENANCE: Paul Sweder, Joe Iapichino, Victor Mandin
Christ the King Mission Statement
The People of Christ the King in Lombard are a wel-
coming, vibrant faith community building the king-
dom of God through our many ministries. We cele-
brate our diversity, seeking to realize the gifts of each
member of our parish, as we are all joined together
under one faith, in a spiritual journey of evangeliza-
tion, service to others, and a reverence for all life. In
the Eucharist, we find new life, and bring this life to
others through stewardship, education, and worship.
We welcome you as a family member of Christ the King
Parish. It is our hope and prayer that you feel at home
with us at weekend masses, prayer times, and parish
activities.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM:
Arrangements for baptisms are made by attending a
preparation meeting. Parish registration is a pre-
requisite for attending the meeting.
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY:
Please allow eight months of preparation time. Date
arrangements are made after the initial meeting with
pastor or a representative before any other commit-
ments are made.
THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK:
If you or one of your loved ones are in need of the Sac-
rament contact the rectory or see the priest after Mass.
In case of an emergency of illness or death, please con-
tact the rectory, ext 1.
SACRAMENT PREPARATION FOR CHILDREN:
A child must be registered in Religious Education classes
for two years prior to receiving the Sacraments of Initia-
tion.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS:
Individuals who are interested in becoming in full com-
munion with the Catholic Church ought to contact the
parish rectory for an appointment.
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Mass Intentions
Sunday, December 12 8:00 Tom & Alice Flanagan
Third Sunday of Advent
Is 35: 1-6a, 10 10:00 Marge & Angelo Advent Prayer Schedule
Jas 5: 7-10 Angelopoulos
Mt 11:2-11
12:00 Anthony Cannata Lessons & Carols with Live Nativity
Monday, December 20; 7:00pm
Monday, December 13 8:30 Alunni & Sprovear
St. Lucy Families
Nm 24: 2-7; 15-17a Simbang Gabi Novena Mass & Reception
Mt 21: 23-27 Tuesday, December 21; 7:30pm
Tuesday, December 14 8:30 Patricia Parker
St. John of the Cross Christmas Mass Schedule
Zep 3: 1-2, 9-13
Mt 21: 28-32 Christmas Eve

Wednesday, December 15 8:30 Madonna Walter 4:00pm in PLC

Advent Weekday 4:00pm in Church
Is 45: 6b-8, 21b-25 10:00pm Carols w/ choir
Lk 7: 18b-23
10:30pm “Midnight Mass”
Thursday, December 16 8:30 People of CTK
Advent Weekday Christmas Day
Is 54: 1-10
Lk 7: 24-30 9:00am in Church
11:30am in Church
Friday, December 17 8:30 Aleykutty Chittet
Late Advent Weekday THERE IS NO 5:00PM MASS
Gn 49:2, 8-10 SATURDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY.
Mt 1: 1-17
Sunday, December 26
Saturday, December 18 5:00 Patrick Moloney Feast of the Holy Family
Late Advent Weekday
Regular Sunday Schedule
Rv 22:1-7
Lk 21:34-36 8:00am, 10:00am & 12:00 Noon
Sunday, December 19 8:00 Alice Serio
Fourth Sunday of Advent New Year’s Eve/Day
Jer 23: 5-8 10:00 Gary Stellmach
Mt 1: 18-25 Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
12:00 Ed Gadomski Vigil: Friday December 31, 5:00pm Day:
Saturday January 1, 10:00am
*Note:The 5:00pm Mass on Saturday January 1,
2011 is the mass of anticipation for the
Wedding Band
Feast of The Epiphany.
III Ruben Alonso and
Sheri Madeline Hankes

Pray for Healing Pray for Our Military

Dorothy Runge, Michael Reynertson, Jean Brzezinski ,
Douglas Wozniak, Thomas Pierczynski,
Diana Crue, Lillian Szmurlo, Shawn DeAngeles, Brenda
Sasso, Stewart Switzer, Mary Amabile, Lucy Le- John Pierczynski, Nicholas Zappa, James Crue,
jeaunesse, Sharon Barsaloux, Fred Hendersen, Marilyn Philip Corpuz Torralba, Nick Bunyea, Allen Petersen
Melichar, Dyan Melton, Ken Esposito, Art Waters, Tina
Orlita, Dorothy Hamil, Kevin Stellmach, Cathy Castro,
Ed Fontana.
REST IN PEACE
If it has been longer than six weeks since you or your, Our condolences to the family and friends of
loved one’s name has been on the list, please call the Jose Castro.
rectory to give an update.*
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The Diocese of Joliet is seeking to fill a
position of Secretary for Hispanic Ministry.
The secretary maintains all files and correspon-
dence for the office and represents the office
when the Director is not available. (See job de-
scription at www.dioceseofjoliet.org)
Qualifications: Must have previous secretarial of-
fice experience along with excellent computer and
typing skills. Must posses good telephone and
communication skills, and must be bi-lingual and
have excellent written and verbal communication
skills in English and Spanish, and be able to trans-
late from English to Spanish in verbal and written
form. This is a full-time position with benefits.
Qualified and interested applicants send resume,
cover letter and salary requirement to
nsiemers@dioceseofjoliet.org, Office of Human
Resources, Nancy Siemers, Director, St. Charles
Pastoral Center, 101 W. Airport Road, Romeoville.
Simbang Gabi
Simbang Gabi means 'Evening Mass'. In practice,
it is a series of nine Advent evening Masses from De-
cember 15 through December 23. Simbang Gabi tradi-
tion was brought to the Philippines by the Spanish friars
at the start of the Catholic evangelization of the country.
Since then, it has become a permanent Filipino spiritual
tradition.
Originally (and still observed in most places in the Phil-
ippines), these masses start at 4:00 am. Church bells
start ringing at 3:00 am so the villagers can get ready
for mass. Because it is still dark out, it is still considered
nighttime, hence, Simbang Gabi (Evening mass). As
the church bells pealed to get every-one up for the Sim-
bang Gabi, the local bands started playing traditional
carols all over town. Families would start walking over
to church passing through homes with lighted
'parols' (Christ-mas lanterns usually shaped like a star)
fashioned out of bam-boo and colored paper. After
mass, families and friends enjoyed the native delicacies
available at the churchyard.
The Filipinos are proud of their customs and traditions
and encourage EVERYONE to join their celebration,
regardless of your ethnic background. As always, fel-
lowship will be observed in the gym after the mass.
All are invited to the
Simbang Gabi Celebration at
Christ the King Parish
Tuesday, December 21
7:30 pm in church
Social to follow in gym
December 12, 2010
Advent Prayer
Come, long-expected Jesus. Excite in me a wonder at
the wisdom and power of Your Father and ours. Re-
ceive my prayer as part of my service of the Lord who
enlists me in God's own work for justice.
Come, long-expected Jesus. Excite in me a hunger for
peace: peace in the world, peace in my home, peace in
myself.
Come, long-expected Jesus. Excite in me a joy respon-
sive to the Father's joy. I seek His will so I can serve
with gladness, singing and love.
Come, long-expected Jesus. Excite in me the joy and
love and peace it is right to bring to the manger of my
Lord. Raise in me, too, sober reverence for the God
who acted there, hearty gratitude for the life begun
there, and spirited resolution to serve the Father and
Son.
I pray in the name of Jesus Christ, whose advent I hail.
Amen.
THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
For school-age children. That their parents will
shield them from all that demeans human life and
preserve the innocence of their childhood.
JUSTICE AND OBEDIENCE
“Justice is the insurance we have on our lives,
and obedience is the premium we pay for it.”
Great Christmas
Gift Idea
Support Moms Too!
2011 Prolife Calendars – $20
Woman’s Choice Services in Lombard are selling
beautiful calendars depicting babies who might not
be here, each month has a scripture verse, mes-
sages of hope and love. For more info call
630-261-9564.
Thank you!
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Christ the King Parish Presents:

A Live Nativity
Monday, December 20, @ 7:00 pm
Lessons and Carols begin in the church at 7:00 pm
Procession to the Nativity at 7:o0 pm
Hot Cocoa and cookies following
Animals 6:30-8:30 pm
Crafts 6:30-8:00 pm
We will be accepting donations of hat, scarf, or gloves
for the needy in our community.

The winners of the raffles held at the Winter Wonderland event on Sunday
November 21st are as follows:

 2 night getaway at TimberRidge Lodge, Lake Geneva OR $500 - Lynn Engels

 Autographed Jonathon Toews Blackhawks jersey - Sue Wick
 Radio Flyer wagon filled with toys and games - Emma Gonzalo
 Wine and dine basket including a one night stay at the Doubletree Hotel - Eileen Maggiore
 Turkey basket #1 - Alura Ortiz
 Turkey basket #2 - E. Logan

Congratulations to all the winners and thank you to all who purchased or sold raffle tickets for the Winter Wonderland
event. Thank you for your generous support of Christ the King Early Learning Academy.
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Christmas Celebration
with Oplatki
The tradition of the Oplatki originated in Poland during
Early Christian times. This Christmas Custom began
with a simple white wafer, baked from flour and wa-
ter. The wafers are wonderfully designed to display
Christmas images, such as the Nativity. The Oplatki are
enjoyed by families, typically right before the Christmas
Eve meal. The entire family will gather around the table
with the Oplatek. Generally the eldest member of the
family will begin the ritual by breaking off a piece of the
wafer and passing it to another family member with a
blessing. This blessing can simply consist of what you
desire for your loved one in the upcoming year – whether
it be good health, success, or happiness. The purpose
of this act is primarily to express ones unconditional love
and forgiveness for each member of his or her family.
The significance of the Oplatki Christmas wafer
is in that it shadows the Eucharistic meal that Catholics
participate in at each Mass. Just as we share in the
Eucharist as one family in Christ and receive Christ’s
love through the Eucharist, the Oplatki allows for one’s
immediate family to come together and share the love
they have for one another.
Although this tradition is primarily enjoyed by the
human members of the family, even the family pets can
partake in this meal. Whereas the wafers are generally
white in color, there are colored Oplatki made especially
for pets. Although both colors are edible by people. Tra-
ditionally, this corresponds to the animals that were pre-
sent at Christ’s birth. However, in current times, this can
also represent the important role that pets play in the
family.
The Oplatki tradition is one that is easy and fun
to introduce to the family at Christmas time. All it re-
quires is a simple wafer paired with love and affection,
and the willingness to share it. This is a heartwarming
tradition that will complete your family’s time together
during the Christmas season.
Pre-Order your Oplatki
Oplatki Christmas Wafer - 3 White and 1 Pink in an
envelope imprinted with the story of oplatki and the
ritual.
Name: ____________________________________
Phone: ____________________________________
# of Packets: __________ X $3ea. = $___________
Place order in the collection basket. Pre-paid orders
are due by December 12. Oplatki will be available for
pickup at church the weekend of December 18/19.
December 12, 2010
EVANGELIZATION THROUGH
TV ADS
Evangelization has always been the mission of the
Catholic Church. The call to evangelize first given
to us by Christ requires that we proclaim the word
of God using every means of communication. Ra-
dio, television, and the internet have become indis-
pensable tools for brining the Gospel message to
the modern world.
In 2009, the Diocese of Joliet collaborated
with the Diocese of Rockford and Archdiocese of
Chicago on an evangelization initiative using tele-
vision advertisements on 10 networks in 3 lan-
guages for 5 ½ weeks. Catholics who had drifted
from the practice of the faith were invited to redis-
cover their roots and to come home. Surveys of
parishes from across the three dioceses showed
an increase in Mass attendance, greater participa-
tion in the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and a re-
newed sense of Catholic identity among active
parishioners and parish staff.
This year, new ads will be shown on TV
from mid-December to mid-January. Once again,
they will provide the opportunity for faith conversa-
tions and moments of evangelization in homes,
schools, neighborhoods, and places of business.
To find out more about this evangelization effort, to
preview the new “Home” ad, and to discover how
you might participate, please go to the diocesan
website: wwimeHomeJoliet.org.
Above all, please continue to pray that all
baptized Catholics will experience an ever deeper
commitment to Christ this Advent!
The Roman Missal, Third Edition
New Words: A Deeper Meaning,
but the Same Mass
When will the text of the new translation be used for the
first time in liturgical celebrations?
The texts of the Order of Mass have been made avail-
able for catechetical purposes, but the full text of the
Missal will not be available for use in the Liturgy until
the first Sunday of Advent 2011 (November 27, 2011).
The bishops have asked that all wait until that day to
use the text in liturgical celebrations in order to avoid
unnecessary confusion and to allow the maximum
amount of catechetical time available. Cards and other
participation aids containing the responses of the peo-
ple will be available for use during the transition, but it
is hoped that within a year’s time the people will be-
come freed from the use of such cards.
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Thank You to all our business donors for your Thank you to all the Committee members, Vol-
generous support of Christ the King Early Learn- unteers and Christ the King Early Learning
ing Academy. We encourage the church and Academy and Parish Community: This event
school community to use the services of these could not have happened without all of those
businesses and purchase their products. who contributed their time, talents and treas-
Anyways Chicago Restaurant and Pub, Oakbrook ures.
Avon Products Thank you to the following:
Brunswick Zone, Glendale Heights
Buffalo Wild Wings, Lombard Fr. Peter Jarosz Roberta Beckm
Champps Restaurant, Lombard Elaine Ward Karen Pogorelic
Chicago Bears Jill Placey Amy Nowak
Chicago Cubs Susan Wick Clinton & Kelly Reif
Chicago White Sox Lori Bhardwaj Don Murphy
Clara’s Fresh Pasta Restaurant, Woodridge Gina Swan Teresa Sokalski
Clarice’s Creating Beautiful Looks Day Spa, Wheaton Tony Azzolin Jim Headly
Courtyard by Marriott Carol Clishem Carrie Daly
Dairy Queen, Villa Park Trish Scudder Karen Corcoran
Egg Harbor Café, Yorktown Center Mary Steinlauf Marta Lukan
Famous Daves, Yorktown Center John Wick Gloria Velarde
Frankie’s Deli, Lombard Sheila McCarthy Maureen Sipowich
Fox Bowl, Wheaton Megan Wick Francesca Kmet
From Piles to Smiles, Downers Grove Kerri Manning Kris Gergen
Gianorio’s Pizza, Lombard
Gullivers Pizza & Pub, Oakbrook Terrace
Hampton Inn, Lombard Thank You to all the Christ the King Early
Hilton Lisle/Naperville Learning Academy Families, Parishioners and
Jewel Food Stores, Lombard Friends of Christ the King who have made do-
Qs Restaurant and Pizzeria, Hillside nations to this event:
Lombard Roller Rink
Magic Matt’s Family Fun Shows Alikapala Family Paulino Family
Market Day Tony Azzolin Piscopo Family
Marriott Town Place Suites, Lombard Batano Family Placey Family
McDonald’s, Oakbrook Lori Bhardwaj Plugowski Family
Mike’s Golf Club Emporium, Lombard Brouder Family Pogorelic Family
Morningstar Religious Gifts, Lombard Brunke Family Reynolds Family
Montini Catholic High School (Basketball/Athletics) Caruso Family Scudder Family
SafariLand, Villa Park Centeno Family Shim Family
My Favorite Toy Store, Downers Grove Elzroth Family Soderstrom Family
Odyssey Authentic Greek Taverna, Lombard Galindez Family Soto-Alvardo Family
Punky’s Pub, Lombard Gogol Family Swan Family
Maggianos, Oakbrook Hamilton Family Wick Family
Roundheads Pizza and Pub, Lombard Jim Headly Brian Opoka
Rogers and Hollands Jewelers, Lombard Ibalio Family Joe & Patti Arnold
Safariland, Villa Park Jung Family Sokalski Family
Sylvan Learning Center, Wheaton Kaiser Family Sowa Family
Tom’s Steak House, Melrose Park Lavin Family Hanisch Family
Ultra Foods, Lombard Manning Family Waas Family
Weber Grill Restaurant, Lombard Nowak Family Diana Czernek
Westin Hotel, Lombard Ong Family Carrie Daly
White Pines Golf Dome, Bensenville Ong Family Openshaw Family
White Fence Farm, Romeoville Pagan Family
Wreck Room Body Shop, Lombard
Wyndham Lisle/Naperville
Zanies Comedy Club, Chicago
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Parishioners Preparing to Receive the

Easter Sacraments

My name is Matthew Ibalio and I am from Lombard. I am a

Sophomore at Glenbard South High School. I have attended
RE classes in the past but have missed a few years. My par-
ents thought it would be a good idea to take the classes to
prepare for Confirmation. I go to church with either my
friends or my family.
Confirmation is the last step I have to be in full communion
with the Catholic Church. I want to complete this before I get
older and will not have enough time.

My name is Amber Rose Elizabeth Kinzel. I am 17 years old and

a Jr. at Glenbard South High School. I am one child of 7. I have 4
sisters and 2 brothers. Some people call it crazy to have such a
big family, but to me it’s normal. Being part of such a big family
makes me feel whole because without them I would not have
anyone to go to when I’m in need to talk to someone. I love all of
my siblings, no matter what we fight about.
Growing up, I never really got along with my siblings, and I felt so
alone. When I got into middle school is when my life changed as I
played the role of mom. In my freshmen year of high school, I
moved in with my dad and his fiancé, Patti. Patti stepped in, and
to me she is my mom. I love her so much, because she took my
siblings and I in when we needed her. She provided us with so
much more than a child could ask for. She is the reason why I am
here. She wants my dad and I to have a good life. She wants the
best for us, and I am glad she cares for us.

My name is Jim Kinzel and I am 41 years old. Up until 3 years

ago, the only time I would ever go to church was either on the
Holidays or when I was a little boy with my grandparents. I have
to be honest, my initial intentions of getting involved with RCIA
was that my fiancé, Patricia Watts, wants our marriage to be
blessed by Fr. Peter at Christ the King. I have not been bap-
tized so this was a bit of a problem. Everything that she has
done for me and my kids, I felt that this was a way I could show
her how much she meant to me by doing this for her.

A funny thing happened along the way though. I actually, with

the help of Eileen Maggiore, Madalene and Michelle, have be-
come very interested about the religion. I have a long way to go
but so far, so good.

Continued next week.

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Benefactors THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT

Those whom the LORD has ransomed will
The business owners of Maxfields and return and enter Zion singing, crowned with
Omega restaurants of Lombard have donated food for everlasting joy. Isaiah 35:10a
a number of Priest Diocesan Cluster meetings at CTK
and parish dinners. We appreciate their generosity
and delicious food that makes these dinners special to
the clergy. Thank you to the owners who are so nice
to our parishioners when they come into their estab-
lishment.
Also our parishioner, Naty Gaden catering
and Sheila and Mervin, Asian catering have gener-
ously given food for large priest gatherings and par-
ish’s over the years. Thank you to Mike Aldred of Mr.
Q’s restaurant for his generosity to school, parish and
knights dinners. We have very giving parishioners
who share their time, talent and treasure. May God
bless you in this new year of giving 2011.
Christ the King Poarish
Fr. Jarosz

OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
PRAYER SERVICE
Please join us in honor of the Feast
of Our Lady of Guadalupe this Sun-
day, December 12th at the Glen
Ellyn abortion clinic, 1186 Roosevelt
Road. Father Peter Jarosz will lead
a brief Prayer Service at 2:30 p.m. Since Mary is the
Queen and Mother of the Americas and Patroness of
the Unborn it is fitting to honor her on this special
day. Through her intercession we can pray for an end
to the evil of abortion. All are welcome to spend a little
time in prayer.
INVITES YOU TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE
MANNA Gift Card
Fundraising Program
The Manna order sheets are available on the web
site at www.ctklombard.org. The last day to order
Manna in the month of December will be Monday,
Dec. 13th.
This is a simple and easy way to give gifts and
support the parish. For more information, you may
call the rectory at 630-629-1717.

THANK YOU FROM CCW St. Vincent de Paul Society

The November 13 & 14 collection for Operation Sup-
port Our Troops was a huge success thanks to the
many generous parishioners who contributed. With
your help almost 200 pounds of items for our troops in
foreign countries and hospitals will be distributed. In-
cluded in these packages will be letters from grateful
citizens. Your prayers are always needed for our mili-
tary around the world. Thank you!
A CCW Community Concerns Project.
This past week our St. Vincent de Paul Society of
Christ the King was the recipient of one of our largest
food drives, from Montini Catholic High
School Students Thanksgiving Day Food Drive. We are
very grateful and thankful to Montini Catholic High
School and it’s generous students.
Thank You,
Chub Thompson—President
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Stewardship of Treasure
Tips for Giving November 27/28 2010
We all want to give back a faithful and generous share
of our gifts to God. We know that giving back to God
is just a small way to show our gratitude for all that # Registered Families 1380
God has given to us. We know that it feels good to be
Account No. Amount
generous. Yet sometimes it is difficult to move from
“knowing” to “doing”. Here are a few tips that will help
White Envelopes 356 $8,641.00
you give in a way that will fill you with joy and satisfac-
tion. Know what percentage of your income you are Non-envelope users 1,228.94
giving to God. Consider whether you can increase this
number. Ideally, Catholics give 5% to their parish and This week’s total $9,869.94
5% to all other charities. Once you determine what
your weekly giving should be, make that the first Weekly Budget $12,692.00
check which you write each time you sit down to pay
bills. *Difference* - $2,822.06

Green Envelopes* 69 $1,051.50

(Mortgage)

Restricted Budget** $1,731.00

Difference - $679.50

Gold Envelopes 62 $816.50

(Extra ordinary Repairs)
December 12, 2010 Year of the Eucharist 2010-2011 Page 11

CHRIST THE KING PARISH EVENTS

SUNDAY 12/12 THURSDAY 12/16
Mass 8:00 am Church Adoration 9:00 am Church
RE Class 8:45 am Academy Break Open the Word 10:00 am ER
Choir Rehearsal 9:15 am PLC
Mass (Interpreted Mass) 10:00 am Church
BOW-WOW 11:00 am ER
Mass 12:00pm Church
Prayer Group — Pilgrims 12:00 pm ER
FRIDAY 12/17
Prayer Group 7:00 pm ER
MONDAY 12/13
St. Vincent DePaul 12:00 pm ER
Rehearsal for Live Nativity 6:30 pm Church SATURDAY 12/18
TUESDAY 12/14 Confessions 4:00 pm Narthex
Mass 5:00 pm Church
Party Rental 6:00 pm PLC
Staff Meeting 11:00 am DR
Staff Christmas Gathering 11:30 am
Children’s Choir Rehearsal 4:15 pm Church
Rosary and Chaplet 5:30 pm Church
Catechist Meeting 7:00 pm NEXT SUNDAY 12/19
Leadership Night 7:00 pm Academy
Mass 8:00 am Church
RE Class 8:45 am Academy
WEDNESDAY 12/15 Choir Rehearsal 10:00 am Church
Academy Christmas Play 8:30 am Gym Mass (Interpreted Mass) 9:15 am PLC
Teen Ensemble 5:00 pm Church BR BOW-WOW 11:00 am ER
RE Class 6:30 pm Academy Mass 12:00am Church
RCIA 6:30 pm Church
Choir Rehearsal 7:00 pm Church
Bible Study 7:30 pm ER

Dec 18, 5:00 PM Dec 19, 8:00 AM Dec 19, 10:00 AM Dec 19 , 12:00 PM

Hannah Krause Charles Grunert Steven Mazarelo Mallory McDaniel

Altar Server
McKenna Sanders Lance Grunert Nathan Mazarelo Quinn McDaniel
Brianna Mazarelo
Adrienne Forstneger Elizabeth Carnahan Carol Clishem Martha Cebulski
Mary Maderak Russell Gaden James Krupka Oscar Manicad
Extraordinary Min- Joseph Maderak Matt Novak Joseph Maka Evelyn Manicad
ister of Holy Com- Robert Maslinski Sandie Novak AnneMarie Schaaf Sean McDaniel
munion Pat McGovern Carol Paulsen Mark Schaaf Joyce Sasso
Jerry Pizzotti Ludy Redor Ed Schumann Brenda Sasso
Anna Weselak Rosemary Wakely Karen Schumann Margaret Urbonas
Lector Sue Wick Ken Reinebach Marie Voss Lisa McDaniel

Fr. Bob Schoenstene Fr. Bob Schoenstene Fr. Peter Jarosz Fr. Peter Jarosz
Presider

B. Collins, G. Francl, L. Michalik, B. & P. Robinson, R. Caselli, Sue McGarry, E& E Mears
Ministers of Care
CHURCH NAME & NUMBER —
Christ The King #512918

ADDRESS —
1501 South Main Street
Lombard, IL 60148

PHONE —
630.629.1717

CONTACT PERSON —
Eileen Maggiore
630.308.1127

SOFTWARE —
Microsoft Publisher 2007
E-Mail from bulletin@ctklombard.org
Adobe Acrobat

NUMBER OF PAGES SENT — 1 through 12

SUNDAY DATE OF BULLETIN December 12, 2010