The Solemnity of Our Lord OLPH November 24, 2019 Universe · How do I pledge my 100 hours? Once...

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St. Glenview IL 60025 Parish Offi ce 847-729-1525 olphglenview.orgur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St. Glenview IL 60025 Parish Offi ce 847-729-1525 olphglenview.org

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

OLPHSeek, Share, Rejoice!

November 24, 2019

Then he said, " Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom."

LK 23: 42-43

He replied to him, "Amen, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise."

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Thoughts on the

Sunday ScripturesIn today’s Gospel we hear of the rulers who sneered at Jesus, the soldiers who jeered at him, the criminal who reviled him, and the people who just stood by.

At our own parish church the cross stands high. Yet, every Sunday there are those who sit in front of it and are not moved by it. Th ere are people who walk right by the cross, unmoved by it. Perhaps they’ve walked by it so many times they no longer give it a second thought.

Could it be they are unmoved because the heart of this unbelieving thief is in them? Good stewards walk by the cross, notice it and ask themselves: “All this you did for me, what have I done for you?”

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Jerry Boland, Pastor

Dear Parishioners,

“Jesus remember me when you come into your Kingdom”

Today’s Feast of Christ the King marks the conclusion of the liturgical year and we launch into a new liturgical year next week with the First Sunday of Advent.

Our spiritual journey is rooted in the conviction that through baptism we are included in the Kingdom of God. We will experience the Kingdom in its totality when we enter eternity.

We are part of the process of bringing the Kingdom into being little by little in the ways we are living out our faith. This challenge is why a community of faith is so critical. We are not in this alone! It is forging relationships, in deepening our faith, in being committed to acts of justice and mercy that the Kingdom becomes real and dynamic.

Last week at the Parish Pastoral Council meeting as I was listening to various reports on our parish’s life, I was struck at how signifi cant the mission of a parish can be in making the vision of Jesus take hold. Our ministries and activities are concrete ways in which we move from the theoretical to the real. Forming our young people with a strong sense of our spiritual and ethical values is crucial. Being committed to the ongoing formation of the adult community is critical in creating a vital and alive parish.

The Kingdom is in our midst and yet to come. We live in this tension. The readings call us to a sense of urgency. Getting our spiritual house in order is an immediate invitation from the Lord not something that lies ahead in the far distant future.

We are assured in the Gospel that as we remember the presence of Christ in our lives so does the Lord always remember us.

The spiritual invitation to remember the graces of the Lord is important. Our life is a journey of building upon the foundation of faith. As we recall the graces we have we received, we are encouraged to keep moving forward.

Our embrace of the kingdom demands of us an awareness that we live in community. God calls us to be generous in our efforts to assist those who face the challenges of poverty or insecurity as a result of a fi nancial or a personal crisis.

One of the most signifi cant ministries in the course of our 100 years has been Sr. Paulanne’s Needy Family Fund. Through her vision and tireless devotion, the love and care of Our Lord has touched those in our midst who carry heavy burdens. Through Sister Paulanne’s ministry and your generous support, miracles have happened as people have been able to get through a crisis or begin the process of rebuilding their lives. Each year as we approach Thanksgiving, Sr. Paulanne refl ects at all the masses on how important the needs of the poor and those who struggle are of upmost concern. Sister always challenges us to better understand the social and cultural realities that contribute to so much suffering and poverty in our society. Recently Sr. Paulanne was honored by Loyola Academy for her lifelong devotion to those in need. She is an inspiration to all of us. We are all deeply grateful for her ministry.

This grace of remembrance is evident in this Monday’s gathering entitled, “Centennial Fireside Chat”. Karen Navarre and Sloan Salah will lead those present in seeing how much God’s grace has led us as a parish this past 100 years as stories are recalled and memories shared. Please come!

Many look forward to Russell Stern and our Music Ministry’s Concerts that are offered throughout the year. We proudly present, a Centennial Concert, marking 100 years of praising God in music, this Sunday, Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m.

This week is the celebration of Thanksgiving. I hope and pray you will be able to gather with those you cherish to praise God for all the blessings he has bestowed upon us. We have a special Thanksgiving Liturgy set for Thursday at 9:00. For those of you who are traveling, be safe. Can’t wait to see all our college students home for the holiday.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Rev. Jerry Boland

"Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you."

1 Thessalonians 5: 16-18

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Centennial Challenges, Events & Newsseek, share, rejoice - music ministry, 100 hours of mercy...

OLPH Music Ministry100th Anniversary Concert Series

sponsored by Guild 22

Sunday, Nov. 24, 7:30 pmAll are invited to a free concert celebrating OLPH's 100 years of singing God’s praises performed by

the Festival Choir and the Children’s Choir, directed by Russell Stern.

Here is their program of wonderful music:

Combined Choirs All Things Bright and Beautiful John RutterChildren of GodPrayer for Humility Praise Rejoice and SingSing We all Noel Festival Alleluia

Combined ChoirsLux Aeternam Dan Forrest

Tenor solo- Doug Welsh

Festival ChoirAnd Can It Be Dan ForrestChrist Has Risen Today Dan ForrestSee Amid the Winter’s Snow Dan ForrestHark the Herald Angels Sing Kirby ShawCandlelight Carol John RutterHallelujah Chorus Handel

Intermission

Festival ChoirLaudate Dominum Mozart

Soprano solo- Laura AshleyHe Watching Over Israel MendelsohnGloria VivaldiGloria John RutterKyrie John RutterSanctus John RutterSanctus FaureGospel Magnifi cat Robert Ray

Vocal soloists: Jacquie O’Brien, Kaylee Lentino,Alison O’Brien, Margaret Pasquesi, Amanda Smith, Karoline Eigel, Laura Ashley, Doug Welch, Jim Baumstark, Brian Herle

Praise His Holy Name Keith Hampton

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100 Hours of Mercy ProgramFAQ

I’m booked until January. Can I start my hours in 2020?You can start whenever you like. Here’s what you can do now:

1) Read the Mercy Guide & Progress Tracker;

2) Read “You Did It to Me” during Advent and follow along via the bulletin; and

3) Create your Mercy Action Plan to hit the ground running in 2020.

What if I don’t complete 100 Hours by the end of the Centennial Year?No worries. The Program is not tracking hours but rather our commitments to be a more merciful community. But the 100 hours goal is to recognize our 100 years as a parish so give it your best shot! St. Therese of Lisieux said that God just wants to see you trying. If you make an effort to be more merciful, God will lift you up to carry out His will. And don’t forget--anything is possible with God!

How do I pledge my 100 hours?Once you’ve made your Mercy Action Plan, sign the Commitment Leaf card found on page 7 of the Mercy Guide or in the South Vestibule Mercy poster stand. Insert the card in the “Mercy is Love” Pledge Tree in the South Vestibule and get started. Most important, make a commitment in your heart to do little things with great love.

What’s a Pledge Tree?Check this space next week to fi nd out!

Go to olphglenview.org/100hours for resource links, downloads, and more info. Purchase books for $5 each in the Parish Center Offi ce.

Need more information? Email Jen Farber at heartsafi [email protected].

Let’s put our love into action!

100 Hours of Mercy has gotten off to an amazing start. We have received

a few questions about how to implement this program. Please see the FAQ below for answers.


Sharing MinistrySupport the Fall Food Drive, Sponsored by Guild 30Guild 30 is once again sponsoring a food drive, running through this weekend. This week’s donations will be delivered to St. James on Sunday afternoon.

St. James serves an average of 1200 families per month and also provides lunches on average of 700 homeless people per month. They are most grateful for this food drive and indicate they have special need for:

Toiletries• Toothpaste and toothbrushes• Soap• Shampoo• Razors• Body wash• Deodorant

Food• Oatmeal • Cereal• Soup with fl ip tabs • Shelf stable milk• Cranberry sauce • Stuffi ng• Pasta • Rice • Canned chicken • Canned tuna• Canned fruit • Canned corn

We are working to meet our goal of 40,000 cans! Please participate in this important effort!

New Toys for Needy Children

We welcome donations of new toys. Please deliver unwrapped to the Sharing Room by Monday, December 16. We will distribute to local children in need as well as children in the communities of our four sharing parishes.

Infant Car Seats NeededThe Women's Center is in need of infant car seats. Drop your donation off at the Sharing Room.

Volunteer Opportunities

Friday Morning Folding GroupWe are looking for a few volunteers to join our Friday morning clothing sorting team. The group meets at 7:00 a.m. and works for about an hour or a little longer when donations warrant. Contact Betty Collins, [email protected], if interested.

Feed the Homeless at Catholic Charities/Des PlainesWe will be feeding the homeless who visit the Des Plaines Catholic Charities campus on Thursday, December 12. We need volunteers to serve the meal and donors to fund this effort. Contact Kathy Quinn, [email protected].

EvOLve MinistrySat., Dec. 14, 9:30 amin McDonnell Hall"What Child Is This...: Historical, Literary and Theological Refl ections on the Infancy Narratives of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke"

Presented by Pauline Viviano

Christmas is often associated with warm memories of family gatherings and fun-fi lled parties. It is the time of year wishes of peace and joy come with every "Merry Christmas" greeting that we exchange. Few realize, however, that the source of anything we know about Christmas comes from only four chapters of two gospels.

We will consider the historical basis of the infancy narratives in Matthew 1-2 and Luke1-2 and focus on the literary and theological dimensions of these stories to answer the question "what child is this?" Each of these gospel writers presented the story using their choice of symbols to refl ect the deeper meaning of the nativity and convey that meaning to their faith communities.

OLPH Devotions for Advent Join us in the Lady Chapel

The Immaculate Conception Novena Nov. 30 – Dec. 9Join the Holy Rosary Group as we refl ect on Mary’s life and how God chose her to be our model for holiness.

Three beautiful ways to pray…

• Every day after 8:30 am Mass in the Lady Chapel from 11/30 – 12/9 for Novena prayers and the Holy Rosary

• Get a Novena prayer booklet from the Lady Chapel and pray on your own or with your family

• Go to www.praymorenovenas.com/immaculate-conception-novena/ to sign up for a daily email of the prayers for the day, as well video/audio links

The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary is Dec. 8, which is a Sunday this year. Therefore it transfers to Mon., Dec. 9 with regular daily Masses at 6:30 and 8:30 am.

Have a peaceful Advent!

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Thanksgiving Prayer

Oh, God, when I have food, help me to remember the

hungry;

When I have work, help me

to remember the jobless;

When I have a warm home, help me to remember

the homeless;

When I am without pain, help me to remember those

who suffer;

And remembering, help me to destroy my complacency

and bestir my compassion.

Make me concerned enough to help, by word

and deed,those who cry outfor what we take

for granted.

“For I was hungry and you gave Me food,

I was thirsty and you gave Me drink.

I was a stranger and you welcomed Me….”

-Matthew 25:35

Pauline Viviano

O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee!


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LAST WEEKEND!

Prepare the Way Series: Conversations About End of Life

Catholic Teaching & Practical Matt ersSponsored by Respect Life Ministry;

OLPH Ministry of Care; Bereavement Ministry;

Sunday, December 8, 2019 at 1:30 pmOur Lady of Perpetual Help-

McDonnell Hall All are WelcomeHospice and Palliative Care

Nancy Flowers is the Community Education Program Manager and Dementia Program Manager for Rainbow Hospice and Palliative Care. In this role Nancy provides education for community members and professionals on topics related to advance care planning, end of life care, advanced dementia care and community resources.

Nancy has been a social worker, educator and manager for the past 40 years, working primarily with older adults and persons with disabilities, in a variety of health care and government settings. Nancy received a master’s in social work from Indiana University and is a licensed clinical social worker. Nancy is a member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Social Work Steering Committee and a member of the board of directors of Three Crowns Park in Evanston and the Bishop Anderson House at Rush University Medical Center.

Future conversations about end of life will be:Jan 19: Catholic Funerals and BurialsFeb 2: Assisted Suicide—Unpacked

Shopping for the holidays?Make sure to use your Heinen's Rewards card

and designate OLPH School!


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...that our Bereavement Ministry has created a beautiful sacred space in the South Vestibule of our church to honor those we have lost over the past 12 months?

This is a space of peace and prayer. The names of the deceased of our parish are displayed on the video scroll.

Make sure to visit during the month of November and pray for loved ones lost.

Did You Know...

29th Annual Christmas Party

For Inner City Underprivileged Children

Th e OLPH Men’s Club is proud to announce the hosting of the 29th Annual Christmas Party for needy children. Th is year we will be hosting a large number of children. Th e cost of this program is substantial and through your support, the Men’s Club will continue to carry out its mission within the OLPH community. Please join us Sat., Dec. 7, 10:00 a.m. in the Playdium on the OLPH campus and see the smiling faces of so many children.

OLPH MEN’S CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY SPONSORYES! I support the OLPH Men’s Club and its various activities and charitable eff orts. Please count me in as

a Christmas Party Sponsor at the level indicated below (please check appropriate box):

$5,000 + Our Lady’s Circle$2,500 - 4,999 All Saints$1,500 - 2,499 Arch Angel$1,000 - 1,499 Guardian Angel

$500 - 999 Angel$250 - 499 Benefactor$100 - 249 Patron$25 - 99 Donor

Name: ___________________________________

Phone: ___________________________________

Address: __________________________________

Email: ___________________________________Please make your check payable to: “OLPH Men’s Club Christmas Party”

c/o OLPH Rectory • 1775 Grove St. • Glenview, IL 60025 Th ank you!

You are warmly invited to attend our

Centennial Fireside ChatMonday, Nov. 25, 6:30 - 8:00 pm

Hickey Hall will be transformed into a cozy environment.

This is sure to be a poignant, multi-generational coming together. It’s only fi tting our Centennial Fireside Chat is

scheduled for Thanksgiving week.

Refreshments will be served after.

If you have any questions please contact Karen Navarre or Sloan Salah.

[email protected] [email protected]

Centennial Celebration Event


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Happy Thanksgiving!““ II amm thank fu ll fo rr thee ni cee c la ssma tes ,, teacherss thatt makee mee smar ter ,, andd

aa Pr inc ipa ll whoo keepss uss sa fe”” – Benjamin, Class of ‘26

“ II amm thank fu ll fo rr myy teacherss whoo answerr myy quest i ons ,, thee amaz ingg te chno logyy andd suppl ie s,, myy car ingg fr i ends ,, ourr buss d r i vers ,, andd a l ll thee peoplee whoo c l eann up ””

– Silvia of ‘23 ““ II amm thank fu ll fo rr myy f r iends ,, myy teachers ,, andd thee chancee too prayy andd at tendd Mass”

– Connor, Class of ‘21““ II amm thank fu ll fo rr thee ab i l i t yy too he lpp thee poor””

– Isabella, Class of ‘23“ II amm thank fu ll fo rr S r.. Pau lannee andd thee teacherss becausee theyy aree soo n icee andd ca r ing””

– Ellie, Class of ‘26

Love, OLPH School

SAVE THE DATE


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THE COUNTDOWN IS ON!!!!

Get your raffle tickets in! The Annual Parish Raffle will be held on Friday December 6th during the Christmas Celebration at North Shore Country Club

You do not need to be present to win, but you must send in your tickets to win a CASH PRIZE.

If you need tickets, you can pick them up in the Parish Office or contact Dana Taylor 847-373-8018

The Adult Enrichment Program Series is Generously Supported by the Friends of the Glenview Library.1930 Glenview Road | Glenview, IL 60025 | 847-729-7500 | glenviewpl.org

Sunday, December 15, 2 PMGlenview Public Library Community Room

Experience Ireland’s rich musical heritage this holiday season. This 30+ all-ages choral group returns to perform traditional and contemporary Irish songs, including favorite sing-alongs

and a selection of Irish Christmas carols.

REGISTRATION REQUIREDglenviewpl.org/register OR 847-729-7500 x7600 OR

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Download the FREE mobile app to listen anywhere, anytime and have prayer resources at your fingertips!

Tune in to Relevant Radio® for informative, entertaining, and interactive programming 24/7.

Sharing the truths of the Catholic Faith

Join us in praying for theHoly Souls in Purgatory and

YOUR intentions!Divine Mercy Chaplet at 4 pm ET/1 pm PT

on The Drew Mariani Show™

Family Rosary Across America® at8 pm ET/5 pm PT


We Need Marchers!Calling all OLPH students and parents! Come march with us in the Chamber of Commerce Holiday in the Park and Parade! Wear your OLPH Spiritwear. Sat. Nov. 30, 4:00pm!Please contact Terry Luc at [email protected]

announcements...U.S. MILITARY PRAYER LIST

Notice: For revisions or updates to the Military Prayer List, please contact: Geof Lutz [email protected] 847-724-8218

LTJG James Kowalski, OverseasLT Carol PittnerLT Kenneth PittnerAN Brian Sedin

CPT Michael Altonji 1LT Luke Baeckelandt, OverseasCPT Atticus Blair1LT Nicholas BlairFr. Robert Borre, CH,BG (Chaplain, Brigadier General)CPT Brad Fischl1LT Devon Hubbard, OverseasCPT Connor Love, Overseas1LT Martin Mahoney CPT Gavin McGarryPFC John MilesPVT Andrew Perez, ArmyCapt Raz ShieldsCPT Michelle ThibeauCPT William Thibeau

US ARMY

US AIR FORCE

US NAVY

US COAST GUARD

US MARINES

Capt Brian Joseph Anderson A1C Brendan Harlow, OverseasMSgt Richard NashLtCol Reid OrthLtCol Lowell Wallace

Capt Justin CoonsCapt.Chase Mlnarik, OverseasCapt Matt MugnainiMaj Bradley PetersenMaj Eric Starr, OverseasSgt. Ethan Zielinski, Overseas

BM2 Anthony Wallace

Parish Announcements

Women Helping Women!UNUSED MAKEUP and UNUSED MAKEUP BRUSHES can help a woman prepare for a job interview! Dress For Success is an organization that provides women in need, training, and professional attire to help them achieve economic independence. Please put goods in a ziploc bag and drop off at the Sharing Room. (products must be unused for sanitary purposes)Please contact Elizabeth Colston for further information: [email protected]

Community Announcements

OLPH Jr. Basketball CampWhat: A skills based basketball clinic focused on fundamentals of the game including dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding and defense through a series of stations, drills, and races. 3rd/4th grade children will also focus on instructional scrimmage play.

Who: Open to all boys and girls grades K-4.

For Inquiries, Registration and Additional Information email: [email protected]

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signup to

Dec 4th!

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSHoliday and Summer Deadlines: Please note holiday and summer submission deadlines will fl uctuate according to printer and programming dates.Weekly Deadline: Please email all content no later than 6:00 p.m. on the Sunday prior to publication date. Submissions to: [email protected]: The bulletin cannot promote job seekers, entrepreneurs, etc. Please call 800.566.6170 to place a paid bulletin advertisement.


our weekly intentions: november 24 - december 1...

Sunday, November 247:30 Frank & Nick Masciopinto and Philip & Anna Piazza (Fr. Patrick) 9:30 Ch Peter Eby and Brian Bulger (Fr. Patrick) 9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Kostyk) 11:00 O’Donnell, Evelyn Bergersen and Dr. Richard W. Madura (Fr. Hickey) 12:30 Dolores Kaner and Richard Prutting (Fr. Boland) 6:00 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Kostyk)

Monday, November 25 6:30 Mark & Mary Catherine Poker 8:30 Gabriel Lorenzo and Kathleen Murphy Nitschke

Tuesday, November 266:30 Rosemary Collins and George Kearney 8:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH

Wednesday, November 276:30 Crescence Kilcoyne 8:30 Isabelle Calabrese and Rae Fritz

Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 286:30 Pasquesi & Milano Families and Gregoria Nieto (MFTL) 9:00 Claudia Baker, Coty Cottle (MFTL), Jackie Lato and Cherie DiCesare

Friday, November 29 6:30 James Clarke 8:30 Caroline DiCesare (MFTL) and Beverly Prosniewski

Saturday, November 306:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Stephen G. Connaughton and Tom Ziegenfuss 5:00 Alice Q. Beeftink, Mark Chelsky and Thomas McRaith (Fr. Patrick)

Sunday, December 1 7:30 Leo McCarthy and Paul D’Amore 9:30 Ch Kyle Finnegan and Ginny Picken 9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 11:00 Joseph Xavier Gubbins, Jr. and Aida Serrano (MFTL) 12:30 Joe Anzaldi, Lucy Klekotko and Kathy Nitschke 6:00 Helen Walaszek and George Batt and Eric Ostrom

Remember Our SickLisa AndersonDenis Barker Dan BehnkeDonald & Rosemarie BuxCoty CottleJames Crookes Maria Devivo Maria Ascencio FloresMary FoleyDonald GardnerWilliam Gould Samantha GreenbergRon HansonKevin HonemanTom HopkinsRalph IacopettiIlona M. KuzlikEllie Lehner John LucasJim Lux

Infant Daniel MartinoMarie McJilton John NickeleMaria Gregoria NietoLindsay OrsiIracema Galvani Quinete John QuintanillaClare Elizabeth RiderMike RittTeresita RolandIna ScheelJohn SerpicoLiz SmithPatrick SteinMarge TheriaultMick TheriaultEd TraczRosemary WolinskiChris WeissAndrea & Dolph Zielinski

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION)Sat.: 4:00 - 4:45pm or by appointment

SACRAMENT OF THE SICKAfter the 8:30 Mass, second Saturday of every month

DIVINE MERCY HOLY HOURFri.: 3:00pm • Lady Chapel

LITURGY OF THE HOURSWed.: 8:10am

EUCHARISTIC ADORATIONFri.: 9:00am - 3:50pm • Lady Chapel

ROSARY Mon. - Sat.: after 8:30am Mass

MASSES AT MARYHAVEN NURSING & REHAB CENTERTue. and Thurs.: 10:30am; Sat.: 3:30pm

Our Beloved Deceased Amy Hapl Angell, sister-in-law of Terry Luc

Upcoming Weddings II Natalie Pasquarelli & Kevin SkuranI Thomas Ball & Kimberly Schaub

BaptismsWalter Daniel, son of Claire (Kramer) Bohrer and Christopher BohrerAudrey Osatare, daughter of Anita (Okoekpen) Eisiri and Paul EisiriSally Maize Gurwin, daughter of Alison (Gurwin) Gornik and Michael GornikPearl Kearney, daughter of Margaret (Kearney) Platt and Kobi Platt

parish information...

Rev. Jeremiah Boland, Pastorext. 117 • [email protected]. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor EmeritusRev. Nicholas Kostyk, Associate Pastorext. 111 • [email protected]. Patrick Kizza, Associate Pastorext. 114 • [email protected]. Paddy Tyrrell, SJ Associate Pastor & Chaplain to Kairos847-602-4143 • [email protected]. Jim Barrett, Residentext. 210 • [email protected] & Pat Revord, Deacon [email protected] & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon [email protected] Christopher Weilandext. 130 • [email protected] Dollard, Director of Finance & Operationsext. 123 • [email protected] Hrvojevic, Director of Facilitiesext. 113 • [email protected]

Russell Stern, Director of Music [email protected] McGraw, Youth Ministerext. 116 • [email protected] Education847-998-5289 • [email protected] Dr. Amy Mills, Parish School Principal847-724-6990 • [email protected] Kurkowski, School Endowment Board [email protected] Luc, Director of Communicationsext. 124 • [email protected] Kearney, Parish Offi ce Manager ext. 121 • [email protected] Feo, Parish Offi ce Assistantext. 110 • [email protected] André, Liturgy Assistantext. 119 • [email protected] Gaughan, Evening & Weekend Receptionistext. 109 • [email protected]

Bereavement Support Deacon Dave Kalina 847.729.1525 ext. 125 [email protected] Case Manager Brandy Johnson 312.655.7725 Confi dential Assistance Sister Paulanne 847.724.2044Hospital/Nursing Home Visits Rick Nash 847.651.8718 [email protected] Visits Jim Vlazny 847.724.0265 [email protected] Life Monica Cassidy 847.724.7206 [email protected] ce for Protection of Children and Youth 312.534.5254The Offi ce of Assistance Ministry 312.534.8267

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Gluten Free Hosts - Gluten free communion hosts are available at all weekend liturgies. During communion, gluten free hosts will be available at the ramp on the south side of the altar.

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