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seek, share, rejoice - pastor's letter

Dear Parishioners,

This weekend is Commitment Weekend for the Annual Catholic Appeal. We will listen to a brief refl ec-tion by Cardinal Cupich and I will lead us through the commitment process. I am grateful for your openness to the Cardinal’s invitation and your own personal refl ection on how to participate.

The theme of this year’s appeal is a familiar one; Come, Follow Me. We are invited by the Lord to be mission-ary disciples. We are missioned to bring God’s love to those in need. We respond not only to the needs of our parish but also the Church of Chicago and, of course, the larger world.

The Appeal can be one of the ways we support the larger efforts of the ministry of the Church. Resources raised through the Appeal sup-port parishes and schools that are fi nancially challenged. The Appeal provides resources to support par-ish vitality across the Archdiocese. The Appeal funds efforts directed to connecting our youth, young adult, college ministry and adult religious education efforts. Resources sup-port our respect for life at all stages. Through the Appeal’s contributions to Catholic Relief Services, we can aid in disaster relief. The appeal funds programs for marriage preparation and the education of seminarians. The Appeal funds our ministry for the police and fi re departments of many communities, as well as the airports.

Each parish has a goal based on a percentage of its annual Sunday offering. Our goal is $129,195. Any money raised over the goal remains here at the parish. If we exceed our goal, I would like to replace the lap-tops we use in Religious Ed to take better advantage of the technology in our classrooms. I would like to obtain a parish subscription to Formed, which is kind of a "Catholic Netfl ix"

of videos that every parishioner could access. I would like to install a dishwasher in the convent and a new washer and dryer for the rectory. Additional funds could enhance the projects of the capital campaign; in-cluding the renovation of McDonnell Hall, STEM Labs for the school and the entrance onto the property off Glenview Road.

Our parish can be proud of its sup-port of the Catholic Appeal in the past and I pray for the success of this year’s invitation to Come, Follow Me.

This Sunday is also Scout Sunday. At the 7:30 Mass, we honor several of our scouts who have earned religious medals. All morning they will be serv-ing their annual Pancake Breakfast in the Playdium. We have a vital scouting program here at OLPH. I am so grateful to the many adults com-mitted to the scouting program. Our scouts are a source of much pride in what they accomplish.

You may be wondering where Fr. Lara is. He travelled to Mexico to visit his family and to renew his Religious Worker Visa. The processing of that renewal took longer than we had an-ticipated. He is now home! He is such a blessing to our parish. Fr. Paddy is recovering from a bad bout of the fl u. He is feeling much better and appreci-ates all your concern. Fr. Paddy does so much for the parish from working with our teens to offering his popular book club discussions. Fr. Nick has been awesome fi lling the gap, after all, I need my rest (only kidding!)

Next Saturday at the 5:00 Mass we will have our annual celebration of marriage and the renewal of vows. (Psst. Then you are supposed to take her out for dinner!) This year Ash Wednesday falls on Valentine’s Day.

Have a blessed week,Fr. Jerry Boland

Father Jerry Boland

Thoughts on the

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Scriptures

In today’s Gospel we hear of a great number of suffering people who seek the healing touch of Jesus. He could not respond to them all.

But the Gospel also reveals Jesus, after praying in solitude, sensing an urgency to proclaim the Good News of his Father’s redemptive love to those who suffer in the nearby villages and towns.

Stewards are called to follow in Jesus’ foot-steps, to respond to those who suffer with compassion.

How are we responding to the suffering in our world?

How are we using our gifts to continue the work of Christ’s redemp-tive healing?

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Annual Catholic Appeal

“Come, Follow Me”This weekend, our parish will be conducting the Annual Catholic Appeal in-pew Commitment Weekend. Please remember that the Annual Catholic Appeal is much different than a one-time special collection. It is a pledge campaign where you can make a gift payable in installments.

The ACA theme, “Come, Follow Me” was selected to remind us to continue to answer Jesus’ call to follow Him in thought, word and deed by providing the necessary contribution to fund ministries and services to share God’s love with many others in our Parish and our Archdiocese.

Each pledge makes a difference because all Parishes participate in the campaign and the gifts of many enable our Archdiocese to deliver needed ministries and services.

Thank you for your prayerful consideration and generous response.

Ash Wednesday Announcement

This year, the largely secular celebration of Valentine's Day (February 14) coincides with Ash Wednesday and some have inquired if a dispensation from the obligations to fast and abstain from meat will be given.

Catholics throughout the world recognize Ash Wednesday as the solemn beginning of a period of prayerful reflection and penance, as is evident by the large number of church goers on this day.

In view of the significance of Ash Wednesday the obligation of fast and abstinence must naturally be the priority in the Catholic community. Valentine's Day can appropriately be celebrated the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday which also happens to be Mardi Gras, a traditionally festive time before beginning our Lenten observance.

Ash Wednesday

PalmsBaskets for palms are available in the rear and south vestibules of Church. Please return your old palms between now and February 12. The palms will be burned on February 13 in order to provide us with ashes for the Ash Wednesday Masses and liturgies.

Schedule of Liturgies - Wednesday, February 146:30 am .............Mass with Ashes

8:30 am .............Mass with Ashes

9:30 am .............School Mass with Ashes*

12:15 pm ...........Prayer Service with Ashes

4:30 pm .............RE Prayer Service with Ashes*

5:45 pm .............Mass with Ashes

7:00 pm .............Mass with Ashes*Note: no collection


seek, share, rejoice - transformation...

Sowing the SeedOur Transformation Initiative is well into its second year and much has been accomplished in the ar-eas of Catechesis and Communio. A youth minister has been hired, a new devotions ministry has been

established, min-istries have been highlighted, speak-ers have inspired us. Is there, however, a tangible way of measuring the impact of Transformation on our parish community?

We often judge the success of an initiative or a program by look-ing at “the numbers.” How many turned out? How great an impact did it make? Is there a tangible outcome that can be measured? And, if we cannot measure or are disappointed in the outcome, we think,

“Why did I bother? What good am I doing? Is anyone listening?”

Our words and our actions are seeds that we sow, but we have little control over where these seeds fall. Some may take hold in the minds and the hearts

of others; they may grow and fl ourish, maybe even produce new seeds. Others may be heard or seen, but they fail to take hold and are soon forgotten. The reaping of the seeds is out of our hands.

St. Francis prayed, “Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy.” He does not ask God to show him the fruits of his labor or to reward him for his good works. St. Francis goes on to pray, “O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console; to be under-stood as to understand; to be loved as to love.” His giving is selfl ess, and he gives with the faith that all he says and does is in the hands of God.

In the classic movie It’s a Wonderful Life, George Bailey despairs that his life has had no meaning until he is shown all the lives that have been touched and made better by his words and actions. Every good act has a ripple effect like a pebble tossed in a pond. Kindness begets kindness. Love begets love. But, fi rst, the seeds must be sown.

We can all be instruments of God’s peace as well as instruments of transformation by giving freely of His word and of His love to everyone we meet, not counting the cost or measuring the outcome. God’s word is the seed we all hold in our hands. Let us strive to be sowers who trust in God to do the reaping.

-Margie AndréTransformation Team

MEMORANDUM

RE: Communications @ OLPHGiven the ever evolving landscape of communications, we are forming a Communications Advisory Team and are seeking volunteers. If you have experience and interest in:

• website development & graphic design• social media & email and/or text messaging• faith-based or church community mobile apps• marketing theory & audience insight• communications trends

......please get in touch! Email or call Melissa Conroy, Director of Communications, to [email protected], or call 224-521-9331

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seek, share, rejoice - youth ministry...

Overnight Lock InThe Freshman/Sophomore Lock-In at St. Norbert’s last week was an awesome experience. Over 40 freshmen and sophomores participated and 12 juniors and seniors led the group. Some of the students actually slept!

February 11 - Pizza for AllAfter 6:00 pm Mass on February 11, pizza will be served to young people and families in McDonnell Hall.Door prize for those who attend.

An Idea For Lent!Often we give up something for Lent to remind us of Jesus’ sacrifi ce for us. But sometimes doing something different makes the season even more meaningful. There will be a simple supper, scripture study and service for young people on three Fridays during Lent. We will read the Gospel for the next Sunday, assemble 50 bag lunches for the homeless and close with Stations of the Cross.

Come one, come all! Simple soup and breadsticks will begin our group. The Lenten Scripture Study dates are February 23, March 9 and March 23. Please register so we know how many to expect. We will meet in the Youth Ministry Center.

Feed My Starving ChildrenOn Wednesday, February 21 we are going to Feed My Starving Children. We will leave OL at 5:00 , drive to Libertyville, and work from 6:00-7:30. We expect to be home before 8:30. Even though it is a school night, you’ll still have time to do homework. Parents and siblings are welcome.

Please sign up for these events at [email protected] or call 224-521-9332

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Evolve Presentation - World Religions

Saturday, February 17, 9:30-11:15 am, McDonnell HallJoin the Evolve Ministry as we welcome Jerrol Leitner for his presentation: Jesus In the World Religions: An Exploration of How Non-Christian Traditions View Jesus.

A growing understanding of truth sees truth as plural: no one viewpoint is suffi cient to explore any reality. So ...imagine a Jew, a Muslim, a Hindu, and a Buddhist seated around a table. Surprisingly, the topic is Jesus – a fi gure respected by each tradition, but in differing and illuminating ways. This presentation examines how four of the great religions understand Jesus of Nazareth and the insights they unveil both to those who see him as divine and those who see him as one of world’s greatest teachers.

Jerrol Leitner holds dual master's degrees in Theology and English. He taught these subjects at St. Viator's High School for 40 years. Leitner is a regular speaker at several local churches and adult education centers including Common Ground in Deerfi eld.


seek, share, rejoice - community...

We warmly welcome our newest members:Brian W. & Laura BulgerCarol & Jim MooneyJohn & Blair PirconKerry & Sean JacobsonKristin & William HuntJose & Dana SantosBryan & Lauren WysockePeggy O'HalloranRosena D'AscenziDavid & Sarah KuhlClaire & John HollyoakNate & Megan FanslerC & Ashleigh NelsonNatalie LubkeKim & Andrew LundgenDonald & Rosemarie BuxJohn & Linda PabichMartin & Sara SchneiderJulie PiorkowskiNora RichardMarcia Thill

Peter & Aura StobbeDonna Burke-BergerJohn & Sheila VitekMichael & Carolynn PitzaferroJacqueline TaneoRobert & Catherine DickeVincent & Danielle MatheWilliam R. ZiemerRoderico SaludDavid & Rachel BukowskiJames & Courtney SmithJeffrey DempseyWilliam & Laura AbbruzzeseJoseph & Karyn HurleyMichael & Bianca MansonMatthew & Allison PettitJoseph & Christina SidersEileen DrummJanel HustonMichael & Colleen O'ConnorBarry & Jennifer Leslie

James & Natalie CarsonRobert & Lauren ScheuermannLaura & Rory DunneChris & Kate ThomasAngelica SchabKevin & Colleen WalshJohn & Caitlin MonoscalcoGloria DiGennaro & Peter CabreraWil & Anne SalvadorAnne & Ryan SkaggsKiwana Herron & Cory ReidlJoseph & Jordan DaulSteven & Brooke CornellNicole KusackMichael & Sandra GavinDennis CasimiroMichael BartlettAlexandra Pitzaferro & Nicholas GalardoZeke Vazquez & Kimberly Kusack VazquezStanislaw Blaszczuk & Malgorzata Pienkowski


seek, share, rejoice - men's club...

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At the Men’s Club Kick-Off Party in May, we will honor the 40th Annual Mario Zanoni Award winner and the 2nd Annual Robert Hicks award winner.

The Zanoni award is designed to honor those in the OLPH parish community who have contributed their time, energy, and talent over many years, with heavy consideration to those that have made signifi cant contributions to the school and children in our parish community. Longevity has been a major consideration, along with leadership and inspiration.

The Hicks award is designed to honor those in the OLPH parish community who have contributed time, energy and talent to any of the parish ministries. Participation across multiple ministries, longevity, along with leader-ship and inspiration, are all major considerations.

If you would like to nominate someone to receive this year’s Zanoni Award or Hicks award, please do so by emailing [email protected] or deliver a letter of consideration to:

OLPH Men’s ClubAttn: Zanoni and Hicks Nominations 1775 Grove Street Glenview, IL 60025

Don't delay, the deadline for submission is Monday, February 19.

Mario Zanoni&

Bob Hicks AwardsCall for Nominations


seek, share, rejoice - ministry news...

Sharing Needs and Opportunities

Help Fill the BasketsJanuary fi nds food donations low, yet hunger march-es on. Help fi ll the food baskets through the children’s contributions at Offertory time at weekend Masses or deliver your donations to the baskets at the church entrances. Also, donations are ALWAYS welcome at the Sharing Room. Thank you for your compassionate response to those less fortunate!

Urgent Need - Sleeping Bags for the HomelessDo you have a sleeping bag or two that your fam-ily no longer uses? Donate it – or a new one – and provide comfort to a homeless person who will be ever so grateful for a “bed”. Drop your donations at the Sharing Room or order and ship directly to: St. Sabina’s Church, 1210 W. 78th Place, Chicago, 60620

Toiletries NeededToiletries are a luxury for people who are needy. Please donate travel-size or full-size toiletries. Drop donations at the Sharing Room entry anytime.

Help WantedGreater Chicago Food Depository - March 10We are organizing a group to work at the Greater Chicago Food Depository on Saturday, March 10, 1:00–3:45. Our visit will earn food credit for one of the Sharing Parish food pantries we serve. Contact Rebecca Freeman, [email protected], for more information.

Study Buddies

Glenview Youth Services, 3080 West Lake Ave., is looking for high school and adult tutors to work with 1st - 8th graders. Tutoring sessions are Monday and Wednesday evenings, 6:30 – 8:00. Tutors can pick the night most convenient for their schedules. Contact: Alison Frye, Director of Programming, 847-724-2620, [email protected]

Befriend a Family

Easter is just around the corner and we are recruiting more donors for our Befriend a Family effort which provides support to families in need at holiday time. If you are interested, we will match you with a needy family and you can provide gift cards so they can have a brighter Easter holiday. This program helps families at our four sharing parishes as well as local families served by Sr. Paulanne. Donors choose the size family that works for them. Contact Stacy Dolan, [email protected], for more information.

SoulCore–A Movement to Nourish

Body, Mind & SoulJoin SoulCore Leader, Michelle McGowan, to nour-ish body, mind and soul with SoulCore – a prayer experience that combines the prayers of the rosary with core strengthening, stretching and functional movement. No fi tness level or experience required. All are welcome!

Weekly classes Fridays, 9:30-10:30 am, Reserve your spot and confi rm room location by emailing Michelle McGowan, [email protected]. There is no cost but a suggested donation ben-efi tting our parish.

Visit soulcore.com for more information.

Looking for a Few New Special Servers!If you are high school age or older and would like to join the OLPH Special Server and Eucharistic Minister Group,please contact Rick Nash at [email protected]

We are looking for a few new friends to participate and join our group which serve at Mass once per month!


seek, share, rejoice - catholic schools week

We celebrated our Catholic identity in style all week. From the Staff vs. Student volleyball game (students won) to Fine Arts Fest, a fun time was had by all! Our Small Change Can Change The World Drive collected for the Ronald McDonald House. We packed the gym Thursday night playing St. A’s and ended our week with our fun teacher switch on Freaky Friday. It’s great to be an OLPH Warrior!

We are so blessed and grateful for our parish! Love, OLPH School


seek, share, rejoice - you might be interested in...

OLPH SPRED Family Mass

9:30 Sunday, February 25Please bring your family and friends for what is always a joy-ous celebration; our SPRED (SPecial REligious Development) Mass Sunday February 25th at 9:30 am.

SPRED is based on small faith communities with our part-ners/friends who are eager for relationships with others and with God. SPRED uniquely offers the promise of inclusion in parish sacramental life.

Every parish in the Archdiocese of Chicago is called to offer appropriate faith formation for persons of all ages with special needs. Thankfully Our Lady of Perpetual Help has answered that call. We have surrounding par-ishes who would benefi t from SPRED.

Please welcome family and friends from other parishes to this wonderful celebration of God’s love in action. If you know adults interested in becoming volunteer catechists in surrounding parishes, or know of a someone who would benefi t from SPRED, please contact Sloan Donnellan Salah 847.312.1155.

It’s EASY and FREE to Register!

• Visit formed.org with a web browser

• Click on Register (lower right of page)

• Enter Parish Access Code:

• Enter your email and create a password (you need this to login later)

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If you have questions about logging into our parish trial subscription, please email heartsafi [email protected]

Mass Honoring Marriage

Saturday, February 10 at 5:00 pmOn Saturday, February 10, our parish will honor all married couples at a special Mass at 5:00 pm. The liturgy will include a renewal of vows in addition to beautiful music and readings.

We hope all married couples will attend to receive the prayers and blessings of our faith community.

Every parish in the Archdiocese of Chicago is call


announcements

U.S. MILITARY PRAYER LIST

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSContent: Our weekly bulletin communicates the news and events at OLPH Parish.

Weekly Deadline: Please email all content no later than 6:00 p.m. on the Sunday prior to publication date.

Submissions: Email to [email protected]: The bulletin cannot promote job seekers, entrepreneurs, etc. Please call 800.566.6170to place a paid bulletin advertisement.

Notice: For revisions or updates to the Military Prayer List, please contact:

Geof Lutz [email protected]

ESN James Kowalski, OverseasLTJG Carol NordmanLTJG Kenneth PittnerEM1 John Sutehall

1LT Michael Altonji 2LT Luke Baeckelandt1LT Atticus Blair, Overseas1LT, Nicholas Blair, Overseas1LT Brad Fischl2LT Devon HubbardCPT Gavin McGarry1LT Raz Shields1LT William Thibeau, OverseasPFC Jacob Zielinski

US ARMY

US AIR FORCE

US NAVY

US COAST GUARD

US MARINES

Capt Brian Joseph Anderson MSgt Richard NashLtCol Reid OrthMaj Lowell Wallace

Capt Justin CoonsCpl Quinn Cowell1stLt Chase MlnarikCapt Matt MugnainiCapt Bradley PetersenMaj Eric Starr, OverseasCpl Ethan Zielinski, Overseas

BM3 Anthony Wallace

Community Announcements

Catholic Lawyers Guild of Chicago2018 DAY OF REFLECTION

Faith: The Dynamism for Justice and Reconciliation

Our Day of Refl ection is a perfect time to spend a day fo-cusing on your own spiritual needs, whether you are a re-treat regular or have never considered going on a retreat before. Our retreats provide opportunities for personal and communal prayer, reconciliation, group discussion, and celebrating Mass with fellow attorneys and judges who understand our shared vocation in the law.

Our retreat leader for 2018 is Fr. Joseph Daoust, SJ, the superior of the Jesuit Community at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Fr. Daoust is also a former law pro-fessor at University of Detroit Mercy College of Law.

Saturday, February 24, 8:30am - 4:30pmArchbishop Quigley Center & Saint James Chapel835 North Rush Street, Chicago

Info and registration at: www.clgretreat.orgContact: Alex Blair at [email protected]

The Power of EducationJohn Brennan Shares His Life LessonsFebruary 12, 6:30, Regina Dominican701 Locust Rd, Wilmette. Presentation is free.

John J. Brennan is chairman emeritus and senior ad-visor of Vanguard; chairman of the board of trustees of the University of Notre Dame; among many other leadership roles.

Mr. Brennan graduated from Dartmouth College and earned a Master’s degree in business administration from the Harvard Business School. He has received hon-orary degrees from Curry College and Drexel University.

Volunteer Pianists NeededVolunteers urgently requested to play piano for Sunday Mass at Maryhaven Nursing and Rehab Center on Lake Ave. (Glenview) 10:30 am Mass every Sunday. Any skill level is welcome. Volunteer pianists play an opening, Communion and closing hymns. If you can help, please call Lynn Kopon at 708-558-3532. We have an electronic sign up system so even if you can only play occasionally, any help will be appreciated by the residents of Maryhaven.

Pancake Breakfast at St. Catherine'sRelevant Radio proudly supports the SCL Youth Group and their pancake breakfast:Sun., Feb. 11, 8:30 am - 12:30 pmSt. Catherine Laboure Church - Marian Hall (Gym)3535 Thornwood Ave., GlenviewCall 847-729-1414 or visit relevantradio.com, Events


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

SACRAMENT OF THE SICKAfter the 8:30 Mass on the 2nd Saturday of every month

DIVINE MERCY HOLY HOURFri. • 3:00 p.m. • Lady Chapel

LITURGY OF THE HOURSWed. • 8:10 a.m.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATIONFri. • 9:00 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. • Lady Chapel

MASSES AT MARYHAVEN NURSING & REHAB CENTERSun. Tue. and Thurs. • 10:30 a.m.

ROSARY Mon. - Sat. • after 8:30 a.m. Mass

our weekly intentions - february 4 - 11

Remember Our Sick

Recent BaptismsBodhi Hawkins, son of Dana (Zito) Bator and Edward BatorCristiano Michael, son of Christina (Poulos) Boni and Michael BoniConnor Thomas, son of Meghan (Desmond) Koeppel and Andrew KoeppelFrances Elizabeth, daughter of Jorie (Speck) Novak and Todd NovakJames Randall, son of Lauren (Kolod) Wysocke and Bryan Wysocke

WeddingsI Saurabh Srirastava & Catherine Knier

Our Beloved DeceasedRobert Draths, father of BobClay Goss, brother-in-law of Jeff & Susan JacobsThomas Healy, husband of JudyEsther Hennessey, mother of Mary MillerJoseph Nicolau, brother of John

Sunday, February 47:30 Kevin Kenny, Richard Ruffalo, O’Neill Quinlan, Paula Kendall and Ben Robertson (Fr. Boland)9:30 Ch Fred Golden and Terry McCarthy (Fr. Kostyk)9:30 Mc Louis DeFrancesca (Fr. Lara)11:00 Elizabeth Goldberg Powell and Jack Bresnahan (Fr. Lara)12:30 Tom Cooper and Elisabeth Sauerbrei (Fr. Paddy)6:00 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Boland)

Monday, February 56:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Jean Moses

Tuesday, February 66:30 Betty Cannivet Murray 8:30 Joe Anzaldi and Mary Cox (MFTL)

Wednesday, February 76:30 Mausser & Hoge Families and Edward Donnellan8:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH

Thursday, February 86:30 Jerry & Ruth O’Meara and Bruce O’Brien8:30 Delwyn Marquette, Meg Marquette and Corinne Prosniewski

Friday, February 96:30 John Collins8:30 Judy Goehring

Saturday, February 106:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH5:00 Joe Anzaldi and Michael Tirpak (Fr. Boland)

Sunday, February 117:30 Marge Stipp and Sabina Dekorsi & Lucia Serna (Fr. Kostyk)9:30 Ch John Wilkinson and Paolo Diomede (Fr. Lara)9:30 Mc Frank Tokar, Sr. (Fr. Kostyk)11:00 Steve Kustra, Bob Schmit and Mary R. Zanoni (Fr. Boland)12:30 Agnes Pasquesi and Guilda Renzulli (Fr. Lara)6:00 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Paddy)

Claudia BakerJames BinderRosemarie BuxLinda CashJane CollinsPat CullenTom DayCarol DrennanJo Ann FoyLuke GregoryGayle HurleyWells JankiKathy JezekPat KelleyBridget KleidererNancy KniejaEmily Kolody

Lois LechnerLorraine MandoliniEileen MartinezDolores MirabelliCarol NetzelMaureen NichollAdrienne PaxtonInfant Clare Elizabeth RiderFlor RosarioEd Sexton, Jr.Shannon and Infant SladeLiz SmithPatrick SteinEdgardo TaboraChris WeissAdolphe ZielinskiAndrea Zielinski

Rev. Jeremiah Boland, [email protected]. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor EmeritusRev. Isaac Lara, Associate [email protected]. Nicholas Kostyk, Associate [email protected]. Paddy Tyrrell, SJ Associate PastorChaplain to Kairos847-602-4143 [email protected] & Pat Revord, Deacon CoupleDave & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon CoupleJim Dollard, Director of Finance & [email protected] Hrvojevic, Director of [email protected] Stern, Director of Music [email protected]

Randy McGraw, Youth [email protected] DiCesare, Director of Religious Education847-998-5289 [email protected]. Amy Mills, Parish School Principal847-724-6990 [email protected] Kurkowski, School Endowment Board [email protected] Conroy, Director of [email protected] Kearney, Parish [email protected] Feo, Parish Offi ce [email protected] André, Liturgy [email protected] Gaughan, Evening & Weekend [email protected]

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OLPH Care LinksBereavement Support Deacon Dave Kalina 847-729-1525 ext. 125 [email protected] dential Assistance Sister Paulanne 847-724-2044Homebound/Hospital Visits Rick Nash 847-651-8718 [email protected] Life Monica Cassidy 847-724-7206 [email protected]

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