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Dear Parishioners,

“You are anxious and worried about many things.”

In this week’s gospel, Jesus is just not speaking to Martha, He is speaking to all of us. I suspect many of us are anxious and worried about many things. Jesus affi rms that one of the by-products of a deep faith is the gift of abiding peace. We yearn to be released from the grip that anxiety and worries can have on us.

We all have stress that builds up in our lives. There are things we can control and there are things we cannot control. I fi nd that there is tremendous reassurance in the meaning of Jesus’ encounter with Mary and Martha. Centering our lives on the redeeming love of Jesus gives us the perspective and confi rmation that we can face what we need to face.

This weekend we formally welcome Fr. Patrick Kizza (pronounced “cheeza”) to OLPH. If you have met him I am sure that you have been taken by his contagious smile and engaging spirit.

Fr. Patrick was ordained last May. We were deeply honored to celebrate his First Mass. It was a liturgy people are still talking about. I was so honored to meet his parents. It was great that they could see the parish he will be serving. Fr. Patrick spent the month of June in his native Uganda. His First Mass there drew 2000 people.

OLPH has been privileged to accompany many newly ordained priests in the formative period of the fi rst years of their priestly ministry. Any priest who has served here has made friends for life and learned so much about parish life and the signifi cant role a priest has in the formation of a parish.

OLPH has a great legacy of being a teaching parish for seminarians and newly ordained priests. My hat is off to you! The seminary and the Cardinal have expressed to me how confi dent they are in this parish’s ability to form the future. I am deeply grateful for the efforts you take to include us in your lives and to assist us in being better priests.

I sometimes get anxious about how we can respond to ever increasing needs and the limitations any one of us has amid it all. Then I remember it is not about me, it is about Jesus Christ and the People of God. You have helped me and all the priests in this very diffi cult time, in ways you will never know. Without you, I would never have gotten through this past year of such pain in the Church. While the future is still going to be quite a challenge, I have no doubt OLPH will thrive as it faces the future with such faith. I for one thank you for the many ways you affi rm my ministry and that of all the priests who serve here. We gather each Monday in the rectory to pray and I always leave that experience of prayer feeling so blessed to be at OLPH.

seek, share, rejoice -pastor's letter...

Thoughts on the

Sunday ScripturesMartha and Mary are the focus of this weekend’s Gospel, which abounds with rich themes about hospitality, service, and fi nding the right balance between action and prayerful attention to the Lord.

Christians who are good stewards of their faith life realize that if they are too busy to enjoy peaceful, private time with the Lord, then something is out of balance in their spiritual lives. If we make time for Mass, but then carry on with our busy schedules without prayer, meditation and refl ection, we are missing out.

If we fi nd ourselves anxious and harried by life’s routines, could it be a sign that something in our spiritual life needs some serious attention?

©ICSC 2019

Jerry Boland, Pastor

Starting at the end of this month, our historical video and memorabilia display will up and running in the South Vestibule of the Church. The displays will rotate depending on the given theme of each month of the Centennial.

When Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory is at our parish in early September, we would like to display items that commemorate his time as a parish priest here. So we want to issue a call for any historical items or photos that parishioners may wish to share that specifi cally feature Archibishop Gregory.

Please contact us at the email below if you have items of interest. After being displayed, all items will be returned to their owners.

Please contact us at the Centennial Committee email: Grace2019@olphglenview.org

A call for items for a display honoring Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory

An archival image from the May 30, 1976 OLPH Bulletin announcing the farewell mass for then

Fr. Wilton D. Gregory

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seek, share, rejoice - pastor's letter, 100 hours of mercy...We all suffer from the negativity that is in the air. There are people unfortunately that thrive on division and gossip. They need to be prayed for because there must be some profound pain in their lives, that they cannot face. Jesus calls us to His love, which is the “better part.” He calls Martha and us to new life and hope!

Last week’s mass at Wagner Farm was a great success. Despite the heat, we had a wonderful celebration. I am grateful to our Engagement Ministry for all their efforts.

Our next mass at Wagner farm will be Aug. 10th.

Special thanks to Randy McGraw and our Youth Ministry for coordinating an effort last weekend to assemble brown bag lunches for people in need. With a very generous donation from the 6:30 morning Mass community, we were able to provide the Sharing Room Ministry with 500 brown bag lunches! Special thanks also to Betty Collins and Julie Cooper for their support. They and so many others are the heart and soul of our Sharing Ministry.

We continue to want to be a better steward of our environment. I am always grateful for the hard work of our Creation Care Ministry. I wanted to call your attention to the summer edition of the “Village of Glenview Report”. It has so much information on “Green Initiatives”; you can participate here in the Village. It is impressive.

May your week be blessed!

Rev. Jerry BolandImages from last week's Outdoor Mass at Historic Wagner Farms

Grace2019@olphglenview.org

We would like all ministries, families, and individuals to let us know your plans for the "100 Hours of Mercy" initiative so we can post them in the Bulletin and on social media. What you do will inspire the rest of us to action.

Please support the Boy Scout Car Wash, Saturday, August 10, from 10:00am to 2:00pmin the OLPH parking lot.

This is going to be a "100 Hours of Mercy"initiative and their goal is to wash 100 cars.

Boy Scout Troop 57 and Cub Scout Troop 57 are hosting this event. This is an excellent opportunity for all kids and teens to learn about scouting, so all are welcome to come and help.

The scouts are asking only for a good will donation. One half of the proceeds are going to Sister Paulanne's Needy Family Fund and the other half to support the Boy Scouts.

For more information contact John Baethkejbaethke@baethkeplumbing.com

How can I get involved?

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Sharing MinistryMake It a Summer Habit – Support the Food DriveFood donations have been down as we are distracted by the busy summer season. Please remember the needy during these busy summer days. Donations can be made through the children’s contributions at Offertory time at weekend Masses or deliver to the baskets at the church entries. And, remember, donations are ALWAYS welcome at the Sharing Room. Thank you for your compassionate response to those less fortunate!

Too Busy to Shop for the Food Drive? Mail a donation, made out to OLPH Church, indicatingNeedy Family Fund in the memo line, to:Lou Marohn, 2132 Fir St., Glenview, IL 60025.Food will be purchased in case lots to maximize your donation.

Volunteer OpportunitiesPainting Classrooms at Our Lady of Tepeyac School! Please join us for a joyous day of service and fellowship painting classrooms at Our Lady of Tepeyac School!If you have some experience with painting-please join the fun and help our neighbors:

• Saturday, July 27 • 7:00am - 4:00pm• 2235 S. Albany Ave., Chicago

This is an exciting collaborative effort with:• The Sharing Ministry• The Men’s Club• The Women’s Club• Parishioners from OLPH • Parishioners from Our Sharing Parish of Our Lady of Tepeyac • Dan Monckton Painting, Inc.• Rebuilding Together North Suburban Chicago, a 501 c (3)

tax exempt organization founded more than 23 years ago by several parishioners, with a mission of “repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives.” See RebuildingTogetherNSC.org

If you want to help, please: • Volunteer if you have some painting experience and

contact Jim Riley at rileyjim54@gmail.com to sign up. • Donate by making checks payable to Rebuilding Together

North Suburban Chicago. Deliver or mail your donations to Bill Lynch (Co-Chair of the Sharing Ministry) at

1414 Baffi n, Glenview, IL 60025.• All donations will be used to benefi t Our Lady of Tepeyac

School.

This opportunity is a wonderful chance to support Our Lady of Tepeyac Schools, beacons of light in the “Little Village” neighborhood in Chicago. The Elementary and High Schools consistently provide hope and opportunity to children in this challenged community, and are exemplary models of Catholic Education.

Let’s help launch a year of service in honor of our upcoming Centennial Year!

Items NeededWe are looking for a washer and dryer, gas or electric, as well as a refrigerator for needy families in the Englewood community.

Contact Betty Collins, collinsjustbetty@gmail.com.

Ping Pong Tables NeededBlessed Sacrament Youth Center is in need of ping pong tables. Contact Sally McKerr, smckerr@gmail.com.

Respect Life MinistryThank You!As a result of the Month of May Baby Shower, money donated by RE Make a Difference Day, and money from individual donors, the following items were delivered to our four Sharing Parishes as well as Aid for Women, Women’s Center and Catholic Charities.

Here are the details:

• over 25 cases of diapers

• 8 cases of baby wipes

• 7 strollers

• 3 car seats

• 1 hi-chair

• Many large bags of infant and toddler clothing

• Many beautiful hand knitted blankets from OLPH Knit for Life

• Many large bags of various toys, food and formula

OLPH Respect Life Ministry would like to pass on the gratitude of the many women and children whose lives have been touched by your kindness . We have had many touching phone calls from sharing parishes and pro-life centers. Many of the items were given away as soon as they were delivered—this is how great the need is. May God bless you for your generosity.

seek, share, rejoice - sharing ministry, respect life ministry, r.e. sign-up...

Religious EducationRELIGIOUS EDUCATION FORMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE!

Please check the OLPH website (www.olphglenview.org) under Religious Education for the forms. Simply click the "RE" pull-down menu to access the forms.

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call or email!

Thank you!

Sara DiCesaresdicesare@olphglenview.org847-998-5289

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seek, share, rejoice - youth ministry, p.e.t. ...

Parent Effectiveness TrainingThere are three recognized ways of resolving a difference in any relationship.

First there is authoritarianism. In parent-child relationships that means that the parent dictates the solution to the child. The child must carry out the parent’s solution. This is often done with deep resentment towards the parent. It is a case of the parent winning and the child losing.

Next there is permissiveness. In this case the child dictates the solution and the parent has to carry out the child’s solution. No adult likes to be dictated to by a child. In this case it is the parent who resents carrying out the child’s solution.

The vast majority of differences are settled in either of these ways. In the case of authoritarianism, the child feels squashed. However, in the case of permissiveness, no adult is happy being pushed around by their child.

Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) shows parents that there is no need to rely on these two methods. In fact, they are both destructive of the relationship in the long term. We search for an alternative method which really respects the needs of both parent and child.

Program Dates: Sep.18 - Nov. 6, 2019; Sign up now!Please come to our PET training sessions which begin September 18. Application forms are available in the Parish Center or in the South vestibule of the church.

PET will be taught by Father Paddy Tyrrell and Dr. Elizabeth Swider. Classes will be held Wednesdays, 6:30-9:00pm.

For more information contact Fr. Paddy Tyrrell at 847-602-4143.

A Skills Course for Parents

EFFECTIVENESSPARENT

TRAINING

Youth Ministry8th Grade Bowling Though summer is a busy time, several teens gathered at Pinstripes for bowling and pizza.

A fun time was had by all!

Next month it will be the 7th graders turn (see below.)

“For I was Hungry and you gave me to eat!”Thanks to the 6:30 Mass folks who donated over $1,000 to buy food for packing in brown bag lunches for the sharing room and to the many folks who helped make the bag lunches after Masses this past weekend. Over 500 bags were made and the Sharing Room delivered them to our sharing parishes in the city.

Habitat for HumanityPlease whisper a prayer for Randy and the teens at St. Norbert’s Habitat for Humanity Trip to Cedar Rapids Iowa July 22-27. Hopefully the temperature will not be too stifl ing!

Hilda’s House in Evanston, Saturday, July 27OLPH will provide dinner and conversation to the men living at Hilda’s Homeless Shelter in Evanston on Saturday, July 27. Dinner is prepared at 6:00 and served at 7:00pm. Please RSVP to Randy at rmcgraw@olphglenview.org if you can join us.

Nuestro Pequenos Hermanos Immersion Trip28 people will be going on the NPH immersion trip to the DominicanRepublic August 1-8. Watch for photos in upcoming bulletins.

Calling all 7th Graders, Monday, August 19This year’s 7th graders are invited to Pinstripes in Northbrook for Bowling and Pizza from 7:30-9:00 pm. Call your friends. Let’s enjoy each other’s company before school starts! Please RSVP rmcgraw@olphglenview.org or 224-521-9332.

Parish Block PartyThe OLPH annual block party will be September 7 starting with 5:00pm Mass celebrated by Archbishop Wilton Gregory on the rectory lawn and food, music and fun for all into the evening in the parking lot! Teens can earn some service hours by helping with set up and clean up. Youth Ministry will have an information table and teens are invited to help with that for an hour.

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seek, share, rejoice - girl scouts, relevant radio, 100 years of grace...

Join today at girlscouts.org/join

BEAT THE RUSHJOIN A TROOPTHIS SUMMER

Family RosaryACROSS

AMERICA®

Download the FREE Relevant Radio® mobile app and join us for the LIVE and interactive radio program that

brings the entire country together to pray the rosary, Monday through

Friday at 8pm ET / 5pm PT.

America’s Talk Radio Network for Catholics Grace2019@olphglenview.org

Join us throughout the year in celebrating the centennial of OLPH Catholic Parish in Glenview: “100 Years of Grace.”Th ere will be many events coming soon that you and your family will not want to miss, including these in summer and fall 2019:• August: OLPH Historical Display - Beginning

in August and continuing thoughout the year, video programming and a collection of parish memorabilia and artifacts will be on display in the South Vestibule of the Church. Please feel free to check it out before or aft er Mass, or anytime you are in the area.

• September 7: OLPH Block Party and the Outdoor Mass led by the Archbishop of Washington D.C. (and former OLPH parish priest), Wilton D. Gregory - Th is Men’s Club event starts at 4:30pm with a musical prelude featuring our choir, soloists, and an instrumental ensemble and is followed by the Outdoor Mass at 5:00pm on the North Lawn. Aft erward is our Block Party in the parking lot which consists of entertainment, children activities, raffl e, free food and other activities.

• September 14: Centennial Jubilee Mass & Celebration with Cardinal Blase Cupich - 5:00pm Mass in Church is followed by a reception in the Playdium. All parishioners are invited to attend as we offi cially kick off our yearlong celebration!

• October 6: OLPH PHun Run - 5k run/walk will take place at 8:00am in Jackman Park. All proceeds go to Sister Paulanne’s Needy Family Fund. All are welcome! Please visit our website www.olphunrun.org to register today!

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seek, share, rejoice - sunday collections, give central...

1. Go to www.givecentral.org and click on the “find your charity”button.2. Type our parish name in the search box and click on our picture when it appears below.3. Choose an “Event” to which you would like to donate, entering the frequency, date range and dollar

amount, then click “add to my gift basket.” You may click “checkout” at any time or add more donations if you wish.

4. When you are ready, click “my gift basket” at the top of the page and verify your gifts.5. Click “continue,” then “complete profile” to register.6. Complete the simple registration form, then click “register and confirm gift.”7. You’re registered! Check your inbox for an email from admin@givecentral.org.

We are pleased to announce that OLPH parish now accepts online donations through GiveCentral. You can use this website to make paperless donations to our church. You can give by using your credit card, debit card or electronic checking payments, making either one-time or recurring donations. We understand that most transactions today are done electronically. We want to provide you with that same convenient option at church.

We believe that it benefits everyone to offer this flexible online tool. Please visit

www.givecentral.organd take a few minutes to set up your donations.

Thank you for your generosity and support.Your contributionsare greatly appreciated!

Here is how to sign up for GiveCentral:

You can return to GiveCentral at any time to make changes to your donations or personal information. Click on the “login” button on the home page, then enter your username and password to access your profile.

Please contact the business office with any questions.

FAQ's about GiveCentralQ) Is it possible to donate to the Sunday Collection directly from my phone?A) Yes! Simply text "Sunday" to 1-570-354-6574and you will go right to our OLPH portal.

We are pleased to announce that OLPH parish now accepts online donations through GiveCentral. You can use this website to make paperless donations to our church. You can give by using your credit card, debit card or electronic checking payments, making either one-time or recurring donations. We understand that most transactions today are done electronically. We want to provide you with that sameconvenient option at church.

We believe that it benefits everyone to offer thisflexible online tool. Please visit

www.givecentral.organd take a few minutes to set up your donations.

Thank you for your generosity and support.Your contributionsare greatly appreciated!

Here is how to sign up for GiveCentral:

An appeal to all parishioners: The summer months are the most challenging for the parish in terms of maintaining a strong fi nancial base. It is the time when our Sunday mass attendance is low due to the fact that so many parishioners are on vacation during this season. Conversely it is the time of year when many of our parish maintenance projects take place. So we have the combination of low incoming contributions and very high expenditures.

We are always so grateful for the generousity of everyone in our OLPH parish family. We just want to send out this gentle reminder to support our parish even during the dog days of summer.

And remember, GiveCentral makes it easier than ever for you to provide your support.

You can return to GiveCentral at any time to make changes to your donations or personal information. Click on the “login” button on the home page, then enter your username and password to access your profile.

Please contact the business office with any questions.

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seek, share, rejoice - golf, golf, golf, golf...

FOR MORE INFORMATION

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Wednesday, July 24, 2019

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Benefiting Catholic Charities

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Benefiting the Loving Outreach to Survivors of Suicide (LOSS) Program

Monday, August 5, 2019 Crystal Tree Golf and Country Club

THE 18TH ANNUAL

FOR MORE INFORMATION

(312) 655-7290www.catholiccharities.net/patrickryangolf

9TH ANNUAL

Patrick J. RyanGOLF OUTING

Thursday, August 8, 2019

ST. ANDREWS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, WEST CHICAGO AND PHEASANT RUN, ST. CHARLES

Benefiting the Catholic Charities LOSS Program for Children and Youth who have endured the loss of a loved one to suicide.

PJR

OLPH MEN’S CLUB GOLPH Outing 2019

Friday, August 23rd

Glenview Park Golf Club, Glenview Illinois

Entry Fee: $185.00 includes Golf, Cart, Light Lunch, Beer &

Wine, Buffet Dinner, Raffle & Auction

Questions? Contact us at olphmensclub@gmail.com

Sign up online now at:

olphmensclub.com/golph

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seek, share, rejoice - sister paulanne's raffle...

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seek, share, rejoice - upcoming spiritual and community events...

Want a special gift for your spouse?Get Away for a Weekend Devoted to Each Other!

August 9-11, 2019Wyndam Garden Hotel

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For 50 years, Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) provides enrichments to millions of couples, priests, and religious to fulfi ll our mission to proclaim the value of Marriage and Holy Orders in the Church and in the world!

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Email: applications@wwme-chicagoland.org

TRAINING STARTS NOW!

Oct 6, 2019Jackman ParkRace starts 8:00 am

All proceeds go to Sister Paulanne's Needy Family Fund.

BE THERE!Please visit www.olphunrun.org

to register to run or walk today!

Glenview Chamber of Commerce now accepting applications for Leadership Glenview. Designed to inform

and inspire new leaders in the community, Leadership Glenview is a dynamic program that meets monthly,

starting on September 6, 2019 and ending May 1, 2020.

Selected participants will learn about the Village, connect with like-minded leaders, and gain team-building skills, while preparing to contribute to improving Glenview’s future. A must for corporate communicators, nonprofi t

managers, and motivated citizens with a strong interest in Village and an eye for great ideas.

For more information email: info@glenviewchamber.com

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announcements...U.S. MILITARY PRAYER LIST

Notice: For revisions or updates to the Military Prayer List, please contact: Geof Lutz olphmil@yahoo.com 847-724-8218

LTJG James Kowalski, OverseasLT Carol PittnerLT Kenneth PittnerAN Brian Sedin

CPT Michael Altonji 1LT Luke Baeckelandt, OverseasCPT Atticus Blair1LT Nicholas BlairCPT Brad Fischl1LT Devon Hubbard, OverseasCPT Connor Love, Overseas1LT Martin Mahoney CPT Gavin McGarryCapt Raz ShieldsCPT Michelle ThibeauCPT William Thibeau

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

BM3 Anthony Wallace

Community Announcements

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. Content: Our weekly bulletin communicates the news and events at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish.

Submissions to: tluc@olphglenview.orgNote: The bulletin cannot promote job seekers, entrepreneurs, etc. Please call 800.566.6170 to place a paid bulletin advertisement.

Guardian Hospice needs volunteersAre you a kind, spirited, giving individual who would like to offer help to others? Guardian Hospice needs you! Become a volunteer with a growing hospice organization focusing on enhancing the quality of life for our patients and their families.Your time can be contributed through patient care and special functions.Guardian Hospice, 181 Waukegan Rd., Ste. 301, Northfi eld.Visit www.guardianhospice.org or call us at 847-446-0000.

Certifi ed Nursing Assistant Certifi cationGuardian CNA Certifi cation, an affordable weekend/evening program that will advance your career as a CNA. Contact Guardian Home Health Care, LLC, 181 Waukegan Rd., Ste. 301.Call 847-441-5020 or email cna@ghh1.com

Senior Singles - Moving On. Sunday, July 28Next meeting is Sunday, July 28,3:00pm at St. Paul of the Cross in the Kinane Center, 215 Ridge Terr., Park Ridge. There will be a business meeting followed by Melissa Winterhalter, of Athletico Physical Therapy, who will present "Stay on our Toes, Not on our Nose". Following the meeting, the group will enjoy dinner at The Ram Restaurant and Brewery, 9520 W. Higgins, Rosemont.

Make your reservations for dinner by Wed., July 24, with Loretta Fleischmann 847-696-3061, lfl eischmann@sbcglobal.net, or Helen Roppel, 847-823-2998, hmroppel@gmail.com.

Senior Singles meet on the fourth Sunday of every month from 3:00pm to 4:30pm.

Summer @ the Seminary Young Adult GatheringYoung adults and young families are invited to the campus of Mundelein Seminary for an afternoon of summer fun on Saturday, August 10. The free event includes campus tours, Mass with Father John Kartje and a cookout dinner. Reserve tickets here: www.usml.edu/summer

The Women's Center Garage SaleDo you enjoy a Garage Sale and one that benefi ts a good cause? The Women's Center is having one at our Cicero Ave. location on Saturday, August 17. We are seeking items for the sale plus helpers and shoppers. For information call 773-794-8807. 5116 North Cicero Ave., Chicago, IL 60630

VOUNTEERS NEEDED: at our Cicero Ave. offi ce-substitute and on-call (fl exible hours are available) for our lobby reception area; to sort donated items and assist clients in our Family Room; help with mailings and baby bottle projects; bi-lingual who are conversational in Spanish to help in special areas; male volunteers to assist with baby furniture donations.A receptionist is needed Friday morning and occasionally Saturday at our Evergreen Park offi ce. For more info on these volunteer roles at The Women's Center, call us at 708-320-4066.

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our weekly intentions: july 21 - july 28...

Sunday, July 217:30 Elinor Cass and Joe Anzaldi 9:30 Ch David Dunne, Patrick Byrnes, and Padrig Hamilton 9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 11:00 Dick Roberts, Sparky & Florence Seymour, and Will Hicks 12:30 John W. Philbin, Mike Close, Jason Lagoa, and Tom & Marge Gilhooly 6:00 April Panger

Monday, July 226:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 8:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH

Tuesday, July 236:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 8:30 Richard & Laurette Gaumond, and Judy Goehring

Wednesday, July 246:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 8:30 Aly Ludden (MFTL) and Evelyn Buri

Thursday, July 256:30 Carole Ziaja Baron 8:30 Julian Torres, Carole Ziaja Baron, Gabriel Lorenzo, and Luigi Glorioso

Friday, July 266:30 Rosemary Collins 8:30 Linda Cash

Saturday, July 276:30 A Special Intention8:30 T James Hense Jr., and Rolando Guinsatao 5:00 Joanne Obringer, Lorraine F. Guiffaut, and Henrietta Roy

Sunday, July 287:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 9:30 Ch Joe Anzaldi, Jeanne & John Simons 30th Wedding Anniversary (MFTL) and Dr. Walid Hindo 9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 11:00 Joan McHugh, Gilda Renzulli, and Joseph Gubbins 12:30 Jeff Potter, Jim Tully, and Jane B. Collins 6:00 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH

Remember Our SickLisa AndersonDan BehnkeInfant Reagan Birch Donald & Rosemarie BuxCoty CottleJames Crookes Paul D’Amore Maria Devivo Cherie DiCesareRon HansonKevin HonemanTom HopkinsPat KelleyNoel LedererEllie Lehner Jim Lux

Lisa McCarthy Marie McJilton Fr. Jim MurphyLogan PragovichJohn QuintanillaClare Elizabeth RiderIna ScheelMarlene SchodenTom SelzerLiz SmithPatrick SteinMarge TheriaultMick TheriaultEd TraczChris 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 Allan Karlove, husband of Romana, father of Rita Masini

Upcoming Weddings II Megan Connolly & Zach BarnacloI John Young & Alexandra Carolan

BaptismsOlivia Marie, daughter of Mallory (Lindholm) Kistner and Taylor KistnerTimothy, son of Margaret (Knudson) Lindholm and Ryan LindholmDivya Hannah, daughter of Geeta (Kharkar) Stack and Patrick Stack

parish information...

Rev. Jeremiah Boland, Pastorext. 117 • jboland@olphglenview.orgRev. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor EmeritusRev. Nicholas Kostyk, Associate Pastorext. 111 • nkostyk@olphglenview.orgRev. Patrick Kizza, Associate Pastorext. 114 • pkizza@olphglenview.orgRev. Paddy Tyrrell, SJ Associate Pastor & Chaplain to Kairos847-602-4143 paddy@tyrrellsj.comRev. Jim Barrett, Residentext. 210 • jbarrett@olphglenview.orgJim & Pat Revord, Deacon Couplejimandpatrevord@att.netDave & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon CoupleDeacon Christopher Weilandext. 130 • cweiland@olphglenview.orgJim Dollard, Director of Finance & Operationsext. 123 • jdollard@olphglenview.orgMike Hrvojevic, Director of Facilitiesext. 113 • mikeh@olphglenview.org

Russell Stern, Director of Music Ministryrstern@olphglenview.orgRandy McGraw, Youth Ministerext. 116 • rmcgraw@olphglenview.orgCherie DiCesare, Director of Religious Education847-998-5289 cdicesare@olphglenview.orgDr. Amy Mills, Parish School Principal847-724-6990 amills@olph-il.orgJohn Kurkowski, School Endowment Board Chairjohn.kurkowski@comcast.netTerry Luc, Director of Communicationsext. 124 • tluc@olphglenview.orgLaura Kearney, Parish Offi ce Manager ext. 121 • lkearney@olphglenview.orgLinda Feo, Parish Offi ce Assistantext. 110 • lfeo@olphglenview.orgMargie André, Liturgy Assistantext. 119 • mandre@olphglenview.orgGloria Gaughan, Evening & Weekend Receptionistext. 109 • ggaughan@olphglenview.org

Bereavement Support Deacon Dave Kalina 847.729.1525 ext. 125 dkalina@olphglenview.orgParish Case Manager Brandy Johnson 312.655.7725 Confi dential Assistance Sister Paulanne 847.724.2044Hospital/Nursing Home Visits Rick Nash 847.651.8718 rick.nash@comcast.netHomebound Visits Jim Vlazny 847.724.0265 jamesvlazny@aol.comRespect Life Monica Cassidy 847.724.7206 monccas@comcast.netOffi ce for Protection of Children and Youth 312.534.5254The Offi ce of Assistance Ministry 312.534.8267

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Hearing Loop at OLPH - Users with a t-coil in their hearing aids can listen to the sound system directly.Please check with your hearing care professional or visit www.Loopit8.com for more detailed information.

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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