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

Come Together

As We

Await The Wonder

THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT DECEMBER 17, 2017

As the earth bringsforth its plants, and a

garden makes its growth spring up,

so will the Lord Godmake justice and praise

spring up beforeall the nations.

— Isaiah 61:11

2 DECEMBER 17, 2017 • olphglenview.org

seek, share, rejoice - pastor's letter

“Come together as we await the wonder.”

Dear Parishioners,

Tradition calls this Sunday, Gaudete! The Sunday of joy as we have passed the midpoint of Advent and the excitement for the Feast of Christmas deepens.

In this weekend’s Gospel, John the Baptist announces that he came to testify to the light, Jesus Christ. How much we need the “light” of Christ! Darkness affects us in many ways. It comes through when we experi-ence harshness towards others, it comes through when we encounter people who are driven by anger or criticalness, it comes through when we encounter those who seek to tear down rather than build up.

The light that Jesus brought into the world has served as a beacon for compassion, mercy and kindness. The light of Christ includes those often overlooked. The light of Christ embraces those who suffer or are discouraged.

The calendar does not help us this year when it comes to Advent. There is no fourth week of Advent. Next Sunday is the Fourth Sunday of Advent. It is also Christmas Eve. Next Sunday we will observe the Fourth Sunday in the morning and transition to Christmas Eve beginning with the liturgies at 3:00 p.m. I am so grate-ful to our liturgy committee that has organized all of this so well. It is quite demanding dealing with the practical details of observing both celebrations in one day.

The bulletin includes all the times for our observances of the end of Advent and the Christmas season.

As the end of the calendar year approaches I am grateful for all the sacrifi ces you have made to close the gap concerning our budget. Through the Planned Offertory Program, many have increased their weekly

contributions. Thank you! I know that you have many needs to support.

I am also grateful for your faithful-ness regarding the pledges made for our capital campaign, To Teach Who Christ Is. Look at all that has been accomplished! We have a renovated apartment for the Sisters, a new reli-gious education center, a new youth ministry center, a parish ministry center, Hickey Hall, the Hearing Loop technology and an upgraded sound system in the Church as well as new steps and plaza for the Church and rectory, and a STEM lab for the school. We have upgraded the light-ing in the parking lot and enhanced handicapped parking.

We have many more projects we hope to fund; including the third fl oor of the parish ministry center, renova-tion of McDonnell Hall, more STEM labs, street parking, Glenview Road entrance and support for our sharing parishes. I am grateful to the Finance Council and the Parish Pastoral Council that are helping in the over-sight of the campaign and prioritizing projects.

I want to call your attention to a special program at Bellarmine Retreat House for veterans coming home. They are sponsoring a spiritual outreach program for veterans who often have been deeply affected by their military service and struggle with reentry. It is free for veterans; please refer a returning veteran to www.ComingHomeRetreats.org for more information. We are so grateful for their service.

The liturgy these days reminds us that, “the day draws near when the Lord will come”. May these days be fi lled with grace amid so much that needs to be done.

May your Advent be blessed,Fr. Jerry Boland

Father Jerry Boland

Thoughts on the

Sunday

Scriptures

In today’s second read-ing Paul concludes his letter to the Christian community at Thes-salonica by providing it with actions to take as they wait for the return of the Lord.

The fi rst action is to rejoice always and give thanks in all circum-stances. This sounds easy but it’s not. The two words that make this task diffi cult are “always” and “all”. This means giving thanks and rejoicing even when our circumstances are not always moments of joy and thanksgiving, or when we are confronted with a broken world.

Prayerful stewards rejoice and give thanks in all circumstances be-cause they are people of hope. A good refl ec-tion this week would be how the season of Advent can give you reason to hope.

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seek, share, rejoice - parish news

Teaching Parish Program

Dear OLPH parishioners,

I am excited about this chance to update you on my progress towards the priest-hood. Just a few months ago, I started my assignment at OLPH. Since this time, I’ve met many wonderful people. The parish block party was a fun time and it got me very excited to be a part of your thriving parish. You have so many joyful and generous people, I do not know if I will be able to meet and get to know you all and the ministries in which you participate by the end of my assignment.

I wanted to take this opportunity to share with everyone a little more about the pro-gram that allows me to minister here. It’s called the Teaching Parish Program and it

was just started this year at OLPH. It allows me to spend about eight hours a week over the next four years serv-ing in the parish. I am allowed these hours if I can maintain my priestly formation and full-time graduate student responsibilities. I still live on campus at Mundelein and I commute to Glenview for the small windows of oppor-tunity I am given for service in the parish. I really try to maximize my time when I get here, so if I have not had a chance to be present at your ministry yet, please know that I hope to get the chance over the next four years.

This fall, I served in a bible study and attended the Men’s Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) retreat. Both have been great experiences and I highly recommend them. This spring I will participate in another bible study. In addition to this, I will observe the preparation of the parents of the 2nd graders for their fi rst reconciliation and Eucharist. I look forward to the new and powerful ministry experiences that are planned for the future.

Sincerely in Christ,Michael Lingaur

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Stewardship ReportRecently, we were behind in our general offertory and you responded generously. Many parishio-ners have increased their pledges to the Planned Offertory Program. Collections have rebounded since late September. We are optimistic if this trend continues, it will have a positive impact on our parish mission and how we minister to our community and beyond.

If you have not returned a commitment form for the 2018 Planned Offertory Program, please know you are able to return one by mail, in the offertory baskets or by dropping it off at the Parish Ministry Center (former convent).

Thank you for your generosity and continued support of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish.

General Offertory Parish Budget

Parish Ministry Center NEW Offi ce Hours & Holiday ClosuresThe Parish Ministry Center offi ce is openone half hour earlier, at 8:30 am.The new hours are:Monday-Friday 8:30 am - 9:00 pmSaturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pmSunday Closed

Please note the following holiday hours:December 25 & 26 ..........offi ce closedDecember 27 & 28 ..........9:00 am - 5:00 pmDecember 29 ..................offi ce closedDecember 30 ..................9:00 am - 5:00 pmJanuary 1 ........................offi ce closedJanuary 2 ........................8:30 am - 9:00 pm


seek, share, rejoice - human concerns...

Too busy to shop for the food drive?

We’ll do the shopping for you! Mail a donation to:Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church(Include Needy Family Fund on memo line)c/o Lou Marohn2132 Fir Street, Glenview, IL 60025

Befriend A Family UpdateWe have placed all families currently being served by Sr. Paulanne and our parish social worker, Beatriz, but there is always last-minute need at the Parish Center door. Contact Stacy Dolan, [email protected], if you would like to provide gift card help to these fami-lies who will be seeking Christmas support.

Canned Goods as Hostess GiftsAre you planning to entertain this holiday season? Many of our gatherings fi nd guests bringing hostess gifts in appreciation of our invites. Consider suggest-ing canned goods in lieu of these gifts. The Sharing Ministry will gladly pass this food on to the hungry.

Catholic Charities Volunteer OpportunityCatholic Charities (Des Plaines) is looking for a vol-unteer to manage their St. Julia’s Clothing Boutique when it is open to the public on Wednesday after-noons from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. If interested, contact Denise Yonkers, [email protected].

Jewel Christmas Dinner DonationsJewel Foods in the Glen (Lake St. and Patriot Blvd.) welcomes donations for frozen ham and turkey din-ners which they will prepare, completely cooked with all sides; each complete meal will serve 10 – 12 people. Donate any amount at the checkout and you will brighten Christmas for a needy family. This Thanksgiving, Jewel donated over 130 full turkey din-ners to our Sharing Ministry through this effort and they donated an additional 40 uncooked dinners to Sharing since the holiday. We are most grateful for their generous support of our outreach efforts!

December Sharing Meeting/GatheringTuesday, December 19, 7:00 p.m.The Sharing Ministry will hold an early Christmas celebration at the home of Betty Collins.

Please continue to remember the needy throughout the Advent season!

As we enjoy this special time of year with our families, we can take care of Mother Earth as well by trying a few of these tips:

Use a real tree – and recycle it! Though it may feel sad to cut down a tree for the holidays, consider that most Christmas trees are grown expressly for the purpose (so you’re not contributing to deforestation), and can be planted or composted when you’re done with them. Plastic trees, in contrast, require petro-leum to make, and then can’t be recycled easily when you’re through with them.

Recycle wrapping paper — or better yet, forgo it. Try making your own wrapping paper and trimmings from newspapers, paper bags, art projects, clothes, dish towels, etc. And if you do buy new wrapping paper, go for the kind without glossy metallic coating, which makes it harder to recycle.

Lower the thermostat. If you’re cooking and hosting company, chances are you can get away with lower-ing the heat in your house, because the body warmth and heat from the oven should help compensate.

Lose the lights. Think about cutting back on excessive

house and yard lights. If you are decorating with lights, try switching to the LED variety, which can use 90 percent less energy than regular holiday lights.

Buy in bulk. Instead of purchasing cans of soda, small bags of chips, and serving-size baking supplies, stock up on bulk goods to reduce packaging waste.

Use real dishes. While disposable plates and silver-ware are easier if you’re hosting crowds, the environ-ment will thank you if you buck up and do the dishes.

Serve less meat. Chicken, pork, and beef, take a heavier toll on the environment than vegetables. Cows, especially, produce copious amounts of meth-ane, which is even worse for global warming than carbon dioxide. Instead of serving turkey, ham and pot roast side-by-side, consider replacing some of the meat on your menu with tofu or veggies.

Stewards of Earth


seek, share, rejoice - youth ministry...

Preparing the Stable of Our HeartsAdvent is a time for us to refl ect on Jesus’ coming into our world.Each year we pause to remember that Jesus was born for us, that he still lives among us, especially in the poor and through the Eucharist, and in the tenet of our faith which is “Christ will come again.”

Just as we prepare for our Christmas Eve and Christmas Day celebrations, Advent is a time for us to prepare the stable of our hearts where Jesus comes to be born over and over again.

Please contact Randy McGraw, Youth Minister, with any questions, to volunteer or to learn more about how to become involved with Youth Ministry at OLPH. [email protected] or 847-729-1525, ext. 116

Upcoming EventsSaturday, December 16, 6:00-8:00 pm6th, 7th, & 8th graders Food Faith & Fun in the Youth Ministry Center

Pizza followed by short Advent prayer service. We will also pack brown lunch bags with convenient food items for those who come to our Parish Ministry Center door and for our sharing parishes.

Sunday, December 17, Teen Mass 6:00 pm (in Church)Sunday, December 17, 7:00-8:00 pmHigh School Students Food Faith & Fun in the Youth Ministry Center

Pizza followed by short Advent prayer service. We will also pack brown lunch bags with convenient food items for those who come to our Parish Ministry Center door and for our sharing parishes.

Thursday, December 21 5:30-8:30 pmFeed the hungry at Hilda’s Place in Evanston. We will prepare a meal, serve it and then join in eating dinner. Please call or email the Youth Ministry Offi ce to register.

Sunday December 24Christmas Eve Youth Mass at 5:00 in the Playdium. Ministers and volunteers needed. Please contact the Youth Offi ce.

January 7 & January 21, Teen Mass at 6:00 pm

Save the Date! Wednesday, January 10OLPH Youth Summer Job Fair

7:00-9:00 pm in McDonnell Hall

Check outopportunities for jobs or internships.

Over 1,00 local jobs!

YouthMinistryn o te s

Ministryn o te

Young Adults at the Lyric Opera

Last week, three of our young people joined Father Paddy to see “The Pearl Fishers” by Bizet. “Why on earth do you take the juniors and seniors to the opera?” is a question I am often asked. As an educator, I believe we should let the greatest and most beautiful in the world impact our young people. Very many of the concerts teenagers go to can be vulgar and can only too eas-ily drag them down on a destructive path. For this reason, I would love the chance to provide the opportunity for our parish’s young people to be posi-tively impacted by the world’s greatest composers and some of the world’s most gifted singers and musicians. If I had the funds and the time, I would also love to take them to Orchestra Hall to listen to symphony concerts.

In Chicago, we have easy access to the very best in the world, and it is a true joy for our young people to be present. I hope parents will take their sons and daughters to the opera or symphony at least once over their school years.

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seek, share, rejoice - spiritual enrichment...

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• Click on Register (lower right of page)

• Enter Parish Access Code:

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

Did you miss Hearts Afi re in 2017?

Transform your faith life with Consecration to Jesus through Mary33 Days to Morning Glory by Father Michael Gaitley

January 9 to February 11, please register by December 20

We offer three ways to become consecrated or to renew your consecration:

Option 1: Join our Group Program which will meet six Tuesdays from 1:00 – 2:30 pm in Hickey Hall (recommended for fi rst-timers)

Option 2: Study independently, watch the DVD talks on FORMED and join the Group Program for the Blessing Mass January 9 at 8:30 am and Consecration Mass on February 11, time TBA

Option 3: Create your own at-home group, watch DVD talks together on FORMED and discuss the study questions, and come to our Masses

How to Register: Send an email to heartsafi [email protected] no later than January 1 and we will send you instructions on how to get started. All are welcome!

Join now and look fotward to participating in the Consecration to Divine Mercy this April!


seek, share, rejoice - ministry news...

Widowed Support GroupThe Widowed Support Group will be holding their December meeting/holiday event on Tuesday, December 19. We will celebrate Mass at 8:30 am at OLPH and then proceed to Jasper’s at 9:30 am. You are welcome to attend either or both events! And new members are welcome to attend this friendly event. Please RSVP to this event to Kathy Underriner at [email protected] or 847-902-6319.

Project Linus Blanket MinistryThe OLPH Project Linus Blanket Ministry made a total of 87 quilts during the 2016-17 budget year. The quilts were greatly appreciated by everyone who received them. Often anxious and fearful, the infants and children were either homeless, in shelters, or in hospitals.

During this holiday season and beyond, giving and sharing to help the less fortunate is the primary goal of the OLPH Project Linus Blanket Ministry. We will resume our 2017-18 meetings in January. We hope to far exceed our last year’s total quilts completed. After the holidays, please consider joining our ministry as we resume making quilts for needy infants and children. Beginning in January, please watch the OLPH weekly bulletins for upcoming Project Linus meetings. The group will be meeting on the last Wednesday of every month from January through November. No special talents are required, just the desire to help children in need.


seek, share, rejoice - our parish school

FFun with Buddies

We pair our youngest with our oldest Warriors in our Buddy Program, where once a month two grade levels connect for a fun and engaging activity. From coloring to dancing there can be laughter and cheering found from the hallways. These multi-age experiences are amazing to see and we’re not sure who has more fun . . . the older or younger ones!


seek, share, rejoice - advent & christmas....

ChristmasFourth Weekend of AdventMasses • December 23 & 24

5:00 p.m., Saturday

7:30, 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. in Church9:30 a.m. in McDonnell Hall

Christmas Eve • Sunday, December 24Caroling begins 15 minutes before each Mass

3:00 p.m. Mass in the PlaydiumFamily Mass featuringChildren’s Pageant & Children’s Choir

3:00 p.m. Mass in ChurchCantor with piano

5:00 p.m. Mass in the PlaydiumFamily Mass with Teen/Young Adult En-semble

5:00 p.m. Mass in ChurchCantor with piano

8:00 p.m. Mass in ChurchCantor with instrumental ensemble

Midnight Mass in ChurchCaroling at 11:15

Parish Festival Choir with instrumental ensemble

Christmas Day • Monday, December 25Masses in Church

7:30 a.m. Cantor with trumpet and piano

9:30 a.m. Cantor with instrumental ensemble

11:00 a.m. Parish Festival Choir with instrumental ensemble

12:30 p.m. Parish Festival Choir with instrumental ensemble

Sacramental

ReconciliationAs part of Renew My Church, we are part-nering with neighbor-ing parishes.

This Advent, a communal penance service is planned. On Tuesday, December 19, at 7:00 pm at St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church (3535 Thornwood Ave.).

Experience God’s forgiveness and mercy in a communal reconciliation service with the option to confess individually.

An Act of Hope

When faith falters,Virtue fails,

And deeds of love are few, Then, Lord, I pray

That we may turn in hope to you. So why are we disheartened

When those whom we appoint Reveal themselves as only human

And inevitably disappoint? May we hope not in our strength,

Wisdom, goodness, nor our reason, Not in our economy, technology,

Nor the latest, greatest of a season. Turn our eyes to you, Beloved One,

Beauty, ever ancient, ever new, Birthing hope, not of our own making

But from you, in you, through you. Jesus, I trust your words of hope,

Cutting deeper than a knife: “I’ve come in love for only this—That you may have New Life!”

by Fr. J. Michael Sparough


seek, share, rejoice - with gratitude...

G. Kendall, M. Foley, Sr. Paulanne, P. Foley and M. Kendall at a Blackhawks game.

OLPHUN RUN 2017 Donates $32,318.00Thank you to everyone who ran, walked, sponsored and volunteered at the OLPHUN RUN 2017. The race was a huge success and provided a great way for sponsors to showcase businesses, families to enjoy a fun active morning together and most importantly, raise funds for the Needy Family fund supporting those seeking support in our community.

The date is set for 2018 – Sunday, September 30 – save the date and get ready to run!

Waiter for a DayMany thanks to the OLPH Parishioners and the Glenview community for attending the Waiter For A Day event December 3 at Middy Mags Pizzeria. The generosity of the patrons and the volunteer waiters and waitresses raised $4,021 in tips to benefi t Sr. Paulanne's Needy Family Fund.

Special thanks go to Mike & Mary Maginot for their willingness to host and oversee this fun and worthwhile event.

Parish Christmas Party, December 1C. Borkowicz, R. Heinz & P. Marohn

Parish Raffl e Winners $100 Kate Schulte $300 Mark McKinley $750 Susanne Fridner $1500 Mike Keating $5000 Larry Thalman

*many winners wish to donate a portion, or all the winnings, back to the parish.


announcementsU.S. MILITARY PRAYER LIST

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

Special Holiday Deadline: Submissions requested for January 31 bulletin are due Tuesday, December 19.

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 800.566.6170 to place a paid bulletin advertisement.

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

Geof Lutz [email protected]

Community Announcements

ESN James Kowalski, OverseasLTJG Carol NordmanLTJG Kenneth PittnerEM1 John Sutehall

1LT Michael Altonji 1LT Atticus Blair, Afghanistan1LT Brad FischlSGT Zachary Hollman,Kuwait2LT Devon HubbardCPT Gavin McGarry1LT Raz Shields, Afghanistan1LT William Thibeau PFC 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, AfghanistanLCpl Ethan Zielinski

BM3 Anthony Wallace, Overseas

Emmett Kyoshi Art, MY PAINT Art PremierSunday, December 17 3:00-7:00 pm open house10Twelve Warehouse 1872 Johns Drive

Please join 12-year-old OLPH SPRED member and artist, Emmett Kyoshi Wilson, for his Glenview pre-mier of his abstract works of art.

Explore and enjoy Emmett’s beautiful gift to all of us- his extraordinary abstract art that will take your breath away.

Limited edition, signed and numbered giclée prints will be available, as well as some awesome T-shirts and gifts. Proceeds collected at the door and from sales will be donated to the OLPH Needy Family Fund and NADS (National Association for Down Syndrome).

Come celebrate the holidays and join us in a celebra-tion of life and its beauty, all discovered through the eyes of Emmett Kyoshi!

EmmettKyoshiArt.com Follow Emmett on Instagram: EmmettKyoshiArt

National Migration Week MassMany journeys one family

Presided by Cardinal Blase CupichSunday, January 7, 5:15 pm Holy Name Cathedral 730 N. Wabash Ave Chicago

Join Our TeamPope Francis has often called the church to “go, do not be afraid, and serve.” Are you looking for a unique way to do just that?

Join the Mercy Home for Boys & Girls’ Heroes team for the sold-out Oct. 7, 2018, Bank of America Chicago Marathon and transform the life of an abused child in Chicago.

Mercy Home has been a solution for kids in crisis since 1887. By joining our Heroes team, you will make it possible for us to provide a safe home, emotional healing, and academic opportunities for children who have suffered abuse, neglect, poverty, and abandonment. Running a marathon as a Hero will be life-changing for the countless children you will help, and for you as well.

Go to mercyhome.org/bank-america-chicago-mara-thon/ to sign up, or contact Jim Harding at [email protected] or 312-738-9381. Use promo code “CHURCH” for $5 discount.


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 - december 17 - 24

Remember Our Sick

Recent BaptismsAnnabelle April, daughter of Laura (Schwarz) Ruszkowski and Robert Rusz-kowskiKaitlyn Claire, daughter of Dana (Rusz-kowski) Griffi th

WeddingsII Derek Shomon & Keriann WarakII Austin Muffl y & Brittanie Mugnaini

Our Beloved DeceasedAnthony P. Heneghan, father of PatrickLinda Mackey, cousin of Joy TierneyRolwyn Thornton, father of Jeanette Thornton-Schwab

Sunday, December 177:30 Joseph David Pomillo and Jack Egan (Fr. Boland)9:30 Ch Mario La Placa and Teresa Scarano (Fr. Boland)9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Paddy)11:00 Cecelia Hagedorn and Jean Ronalda Moses (Fr. Kostyk)12:30 Anne Krempely and Frank & Jeanine Callahan (Fr. Lara)6:00 Joe Anzaldi and Ottmar Becker (Fr. Kostyk)

Monday, December 186:30 Walter Jvarsky8:30 William & Catherine Connery and Stephen Sexton

Tuesday, December 196:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Joseph Calebrese and John & Mary Lysy

Wednesday, December 206:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Mark Gamber and Raul Valencia Donoso

Thursday, December 216:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Ronald J. Odegaard and Rosemary Sullivan

Friday, December 226:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Audrey Barr-Calmes and Michael Tirpak

Saturday, December 236:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Ian Wilson (MFTL) and Melissa O’Malley (MFTL)5:00 Stella & Sherman Phillips and Richard Chez (Fr. Kostyk)

Sunday, December 247:30 Noreen E. Ritt (Fr. Kostyk)9:30 Ch Sue Groden and George McCabe (Fr. Paddy)9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Boland)11:00 Kathy Synder and Pete Harvey (Fr. Lara)3:00 Ch Gilda Renzulli and Mary Louise Nolan (Fr. Kartje)3:00 Gym Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Lara)5:00 Ch Dorothy Mary Shelley (Fr. Paddy)5:00 Gym Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Kostyk)8:00 John Fennelly Bolger, Jr. (Fr. Hickey)12:00 Eugene & Joan Ploetz and Jadwiga Okuska & Families (Fr. Boland)

Claudia BakerJames BolanRosemarie BuxLinda CashJane CollinsPat CullenAmalia d'AvisTom DayDan DouganLilian FaberJoann FoyLuke GregoryWells JankiKathy JezekPat KelleyBridget KleidererNancy KniejaLois Lechner

Lorraine MandoliniKathy MeinholzDolores MirabelliMaureen NichollYadira OlivoAdrienne PaxtonInfant Clare Elizabeth RiderFlor RosarioHope Emily SalzerInfant Bennett SimonLiz SmithPatrick SteinEdgardo TaboraBen TchaouChris 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. 25 [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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