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SECOND SUNDAY OF

Lent

From the cloud came a voice:

"This is my beloved Son.

Listen to him."Mark 9:7

Let’s Journey Togetherfrom Ashes to Glory

FEBRUARY

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Dear Parishioners,

“Let’s journey together from ashes to glory.”

The account of the Transfi guration that we hear in the Gospel this weekend is mystical and profound. Peter, James and John were witnesses to this revelation of Jesus’ divine presence. The conversion the Lord is calling us to requires complete reliance on the conviction that Jesus is the beloved son.

In any given week we get glimpses into the transfor-mative power of Jesus Christ. It can happen at liturgy, or the moment we sense God calling us to generosity of spirit. It can happen when we experience reconcili-ation and seek to heal a broken relationship. It can happen when we are deeply moved by a simple act of kindness. It can happen when we choose to release ourselves from the grip of anger or resentment.

Lent is a season of grace. It is not too late to get started. Lent began earlier than usual so don’t feel bad if you haven’t launched your Lenten plan. Start now! I really would recommend getting a copy of the Magnifi cat Lenten Companion, which is available at the altar rail. It has a daily suggested penance which is very easy to fi t in a busy day and helps you feel like you are really doing something. It works for me. The daily refl ections are beautiful.

We are invited to the Lenten Mission at St. Catherine Laboure. Fr. Rich Simon of Relevant Radio and the pastor of St. Lambert’s will be delivering the Mission Sunday and Monday evening. He is a very good speaker. Check it out!

We are devoting our almsgiving this year to the organization Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH). There are almsgiv-ing bags at the exits. NPH is a network of orphanages and community outreach programs in Latin America and the Caribbean. They seek to support orphaned, abandoned and at-risk children.

This week I received some wonderful letters of gratitude for your generous support. Our parishio-ner Lowell Wallace is the project manager for the

Baby Bottle Project of The Women’s Centers. All that change you placed in those baby bottles amounted to $3300. Thank you! Fr. Tom Belanger, Pastor of St. Philip Neri, is so grateful for our recent contribution to his parish from our First Fruits program.

This Sunday evening is our annual Volunteer Appreciation Mass. It is the one time of the year we say thank you to the hundreds of parishioners who share in the ministry of the parish. I am continually amazed at the commit-ment and devotion of so many to make sure the sick are visited, our liturgies are prayerful, our children are formed and families in need assisted. I am grateful to Mike Hood and the Parish Pastoral Council that plan this wonderful gathering.

On March 10 there will be a meeting of the parish councils of OLPH, St. Norbert and St Catherine Laboure. We just want to get to know one another and to listen to one another about the issues that face each parish. We are part of the same grouping of parishes in the Renew My Church initiative.

Happy Birthday Fr. Nick! May God bless you as you mark your 33rd year of life. We are grateful for all you bring to us through your priesthood.

May your Lent be blessed,Fr. Jerry Boland

OBSERVING LENT IN UNITY THROUGH FASTING

This is the third of our Lenten series of bulletin articles about Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH, Spanish for “Our Little Brothers and Sisters”), a unique net-work of orphanage homes and community outreach programs in Latin America and the Caribbean. NPH is dedicated to improving the lives of orphaned, abandoned and at-risk children by delivering uncon-ditional love, comprehensive healthcare and a quality education. The goal is to help children overcome the poverty into which they were born and to develop them into productive citizens who become leaders in their own communities.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the average minimum daily food energy requirement is around 1,800 kilocalories (kcal) per person. The average daily kcal consump-tion per person in the U.S. comes to 3,750 kcal. Some Americans consume way more than that, and some way less. In Guatemala, the average daily kcal con-sumption per person is 2,150 kcal. To put this in per-spective, there are 151 countries in the world with an equal or higher average kcal consumption. The only other country in the western hemisphere with a lower average kcal consumption is Haiti. Every Guatemalan who consumes the U.S. average of 3,750 kcal a day

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Father Jerry Boland

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means that another Guatemalan is consuming an average of 550 kcal a day in order to maintain the Guatemalan national average of 2,150 kcal.

Try fasting for 24 hours, or even just during daylight hours, and notice how your hunger starts to take over your thought process and impact your activ-ity. Imagine children going without food, or without suffi cient quantities food, for days at a time. It’s hard to prepare for your future through schooling if all you can focus on is your empty belly and when you will be able to fi ll it next.

Sadly, most children come to NPH homes having experienced prolonged hunger at some point in their lives. Many of them arrive in a state of malnutrition.

At NPH Guatemala, over 300 young people are given three nutritious and plentiful meals a day. Rice and beans are staples and are typically served at least once daily. The home strives to provide a healthy balance of fruits, vegetables and animal protein.

Offering your fasting up to God results in satisfying one of the three traditional Catholic pillars of observ-ing Lent (the other two pillars are prayer and giving alms). Please consider fasting in the name of the orphaned, abandoned and at-risk children of NPH as a means of observing Lent this year. If abstaining from food is not good for you due to age or health, consid-er making do with less of something else. Either way, make it sting a little.

It’s diffi cult to focus when you are hungry. Imagine what focusing is like when you are literally starving. What must it be like for a child to go to bed hungry, wake up hungry, eat no breakfast, and then head off to school? How does that child focus on his or her studies? How does that child learn when their stom-achs are growling? As you fast this Lent, think about these children. Focus your hunger in a way that will help you join in solidarity with hungry and malnour-ished children everywhere.

Parishioner, Chuck AllwothMidwest Region Director, NPH USA

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A group of boys enjoying lunch at NPH Guatemala.

Open Your Heart and HomeWe are preparing to welcome thirteen young people and two chaperones from the NPH Guatemala orphanage home into our parish from March 6-19. They will be hosted by OLPH families in their homes and they will provide liturgical music at Masses on March 10 and 11.

We are in need of 14 volunteer families within OLPH Parish to host two young people, or the two chaperones, in their homes. There will be two shifts of seven host families. The fi rst shift of host fami-lies is March 6-12 (six nights); the second shift is March 12-18 (seven nights).

Please contact Heather Anderson from NPH USA at 312-386-7489 or [email protected] for more information and to register as a host family.


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YouthMinistryn o te s

Ministryn o te s

Summer Service(and Resume Building!)

Opportunities

Habitat for Humanity

St. Norbert’s Youth Group has invited OLPH teens to join in a Habitat for Humanity Trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa from July 23-28. Space is limited. If interested, please contact Randy as soon as possible.

Mission Trip to NPH Guatemala

OLPH youth and adults are invited to travel to Guatemala August 2-9. Join us for an information night on Tuesday, March 20 at 7:00 pm (McDonnell Hall) and learn about the Summer Mission Trip. Many parishioners have travelled to Guatemala for this mission trip in the past. Some of the teens from NPH Guatemala will be visiting the United States March 6-19 and will be staying with parish families. They will attend Masses at OLPH the weekend of March 10/11. Details are included in our bulletin throughout Lent.

Teen Service Week

Founded on four pillars: Community, Prayer, Service, and Simple Living, Teen Service Week (TSW) is a transformative experience. A seven-day Catholic retreat opportunity that occurs each summer in Chicago, TSW is sponsored by 8th Day Center for Justice and is comprised of professional ministers from parishes, Catholic high schools, and religious communities as well as other dedicated adults and young people who volunteer involvement and support. TSW is made possible by donations from participants’ families and additional sponsors.

When: TSW is Saturday, June 23 - Friday, June 29. Applications are due by June 15.

Who: Any teenager that has completed one year of high school (through graduating seniors) and is inter-ested in making a difference in the Chicago community.

Cost: $175 per participants. Yet, TSW will never turn a teenager away due to fi nancial diffi culty.

Accommodations: The Maria Kaupas Center, a former convent. Sleeping bags in an air conditioned place, located at 2740 W. 68th St. Chicago, IL 60629.

Meals: Home-site volunteers prepare breakfast and din-ner each day. We eat simple meals together as a com-munity in the dining room of the Maria Kaupas Center. Our teams pack lunches each day to take to our worksites and include sandwiches, fresh fruit, snacks, and juice. Often, we share meals with the staff and participants of the organizations where we volunteer.

Activities: Service, games, prayer, meet new people, help those in need, make friends, scrub fl oors, cook food, play with children, learn about justice issues, give care and attention to abandoned pets, pass out food from a bread truck, visit the elderly, work in a community garden and lots of other tasks that broaden the heart.

Donations: We happily accept food donations for the week as well as monetary donations toward room and board.

A group gathered Sunday evening to

assemble brown bag meals for the homeless.

The bags are distributed through our Sharing Room.


Sharing Ministry

Lenten Food Drive - Help Fill the BasketsOur food count typically dives during the winter months. This year is no exception. Please continue to hear the cry of the poor. Food donations can be dropped at the Sharing Room, the entries of Church or with the kids during the Sunday Offertory. Another op-tion is ro mail a donation (made out to the OLPH) to: Lou Marohn 2132 Fir Street Glenview, IL 60025Thank you for your compassionate response!

Help Wanted• Befriend a Family

Lent is underway and we are working to recruit more donors for our Befriend a Family effort providing support to families in need at holiday times. If you are interested, we will match you with a needy family and you can provide food gift cards - and maybe more - to provide for 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. The relationship remains on-going until the donor opts out or the fam-ily graduates from the program. Contact Stacy Dolan, [email protected], for more information.

• Sub Drivers for Pick Ups at Trader Joe's

A rotating crew of OLPH volunteers meets weekday mornings behind Trader Joe’s to load up day-old goods to be delivered to local pantries. We are look-ing for a few substitute drivers to fi ll in from time to time. Heavy lifting and a larger vehicle are required. Contact Betty Collins, [email protected], for more information.

• Serve a Meal at Catholic Charities

Help serve a meal to hungry, homeless people on Thursday, April 12. Contact Kathy Quinn, [email protected] or 847- 477-5571 if you would like to volunteer to serve or to help offset the $410 cost of this meal.

Toiletries NeededToiletries are a luxury for people who are needy. Please donate travel or full-size toiletries. Donations can be delivered to the Sharing room entry anytime.

Immediate Need - Medical SuppliesWings, a local organization which supports women and children in situations of domestic violence, has an urgent medical request. They are in dire need of the following as many of their residence are stricken with the fl u:• Children/Adult Cough Medicine• Children Pain Reliever• Cough Drops• Heartburn Medicine• Pedialyte• Lysol Spray• Air Freshener Spray• Baby Wipes• Baby Bottles• VaselineDrop off donations at 2301 Covert Road, bin at the back door or call 312-320-5944 to arrange pick up.

Non-Perishable Brown Bag Lunches

Hungry, homeless people come to the rectory doors and visit the parish food pantries of our four sharing parishes daily in search of food. Our Sharing Parishes are often able to respond with brown lunch bags fi lled with non-perishable food provided by OLPH. These easy-to-assemble bags are donated by individuals, families, and groups. Bags contain: pre-packaged tuna or chicken salad with crackers, trail mix, peanut but-ter or cheese and crackers, 100% juice in box or can, dried fruit, fruit cup or applesauce, plastic spoon and napkin, optional: candy, power bars, and granola bars. Larger sized lunch bags work best. Contact Julie for more information at 847.909.0661.

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11MARCH

CELEBRATE LIFE: People with Special Needs

Sunday, March 11, 2018 3pm McDonnell Hall

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Glenview

Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Sister Rosemary Connelly, who will share the legendary story of how Misericordia/Heart of Mercy grew over the years to become nationally recognized for excellent care and services for children and adults with disabilities. Sister Rosemary will talk about why the residents are happy, fulfilled people. Come and find encouragement from the examples of challenge and dedication. And, look ahead to a positive future.

Keynote Speaker: Sister Rosemary Connelly,RSM is the Executive Director of Misericordia/Heart of Mercy , Chicago — supporting more than 600 children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities by providing the highest quality programs and services. Misericordiaoffers an environment that fosters each person’s spirituality, dignity, respect and quality of life.

Sponsored by: Our Lady of Perpetual Help Respect Life Ministry For more information: [email protected] or [email protected]

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seek, share, rejoice - upcoming events...

Topics will include:

o non-physical forms of DV o the toll of DV on families and children o breaking out of the DV cycle o the process of being a victim’s advocate

Monday, March 12th, 7:00-8:30 pm, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 1775 Grove Street, Glenview McDonnell Hall (lower level of the Church) - hospitality provided

Our Lady of Perpetual Help/St. Catherine Laboure Domestic Violence Awareness Ministry Presents

The Many Facets of Domestic Violence

Our featured speakers: Richard Macur-Brosil Licensed Clinical Pyschologist, Retired

Yesenia Maldonado LCSW, Executive Director at Between Friends Julie Fleckenstein LCSW, Social Worker with the Glenview Police

Department

PROJECT LINUS Meeting, Wednesday, February 28Project Linus will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, Febuary 28, 9:00 - 11:30 am in Hickey Hall, located on the 2nd fl oor of the Parish Center. An elevator is available.

Our ministry makes blanket quilts for needy infants and children who are homeless, in shelters and hospitals, etc. We donated a total of 87 blankets in the September 2016 through August 2017 calendar year, and are well on our way to exceeding that total for the current year.

During this Holy Season of Lent, please consider lending your helping hands and hearts for needy infants and children; plan to join us for this meeting. No special talents are required, only the desire to contribute your time for a wonderful cause. There are plenty of helpful jobs for everyone. Friends old and new are always welcome!

For more information, contact Project Linus Coordinator, Esther Behnke or Patricia Peck, Assistant Coordinator Esther: 847-767-1404 (mobile) Patricia: 502-761-4555 (mobile) 847-498-4178 (home) [email protected] [email protected]

Science and Religion ● Fr. John Kartje's Unique PerspectiveSunday, March 4, 4:00 pm ● McDonnell Hall

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church ● public invited

How can we balance the rigors of scientifi c inquiry with the faith required of a believer? Are the two really incompatible? This challenging problem has been debated through-out the ages, from the time of the Greeks through to modern times.

Many of the world’s greatest scientists were believers, including Italian Galileo Galilei, who paid the price when his scientifi c work confl icted with Church teachings. Charles Darwin provided convincing arguments for evolution and yet delayed releasing his writ-ings out of concern over the public’s reaction. So, how do we fi nd a way of embracing both scientifi c theory and our belief in God?

Fr. Kartje’s presentation is part of a “mini-camp” speaker series designed especially for young people and their families. Teens are invited to stay for a pizza dinner. Fr. Kartje will preside at the 6:00 Mass. All are welcome!


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Support orphaned, abandoned, and at-risk children throughout Latin America and the Caribbean

This year during Lent, a group of twelve young people from NPH Guatemala, a home for orphaned, abandoned and at-risk youth will be welcomed into the homes of families from Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Throughout their stay they will participate in a folkloric music and dance tour to raiseawareness and funds at a variety of churches, businesses, and schools. The group will be in Chicago from March 1-19. The members of the group are in their late teens/early 20s, and they are very talented performers.

Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH, Spanish for Our Little Brothers and Sisters) was founded by a Catholic priest, Father William Wasson, in 1954. NPH is a unique network of homes and programs transforming the lives of vulnerable children in Latin America and the Caribbean. There are nine homes located in Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Peru.

NPH children…are welcomed into the family for life and receive direct physical, emotional and spiritual support. This gives them security and a sense of belonging.perform daily chores. This teaches them responsibility and pride for their NPH home.are given a quality education and have the opportunity to pursue a trade or university degree.give back a year or more of service to share the responsibility of raising the family.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ALMSGIVING CONTRIBUTIONS THIS LENT. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU DURING THE TOUR!

NPH is coming to OLPH!Meet the musical group from NPH Guatemala; a group of individuals who grew up in the home and have found success in their lives through NPH. Meet some of those who will benefit from your almsgiving contributions!

Where you can find us:

Tuesday, March 69:30 a.m. PlaydiumOur Lady of Perpetual Help School 1123 Church St, Glenview, IL 60025

Saturday, March 105:00 p.m. Mass - 6:00 p.m. FiestaOur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St, Glenview, IL 60025

Sunday, March 117:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m. MassesOur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St, Glenview, IL 60025

All Mass performances and Fiesta are open to the public. Please contact NPH USA staff if you would like to attend the school performance on March 6.

Chuck Allworth: 312.386.7475Meg Brockman: 312.386.7471

Get Closer with NPH USAMidwest Region • 134 North LaSalle Street, Suite 500 • Chicago, IL 60602-1036 • 312.386.7499 • nphusa.org


Easter altar owers will be selected and placed on the altar by the Committee

Purchase Easter Altar Flowers to remember loved ones

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Donor Name: Number of Plants

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Order Deadline: March 24Contact Information:

Name: Address:

Tel. # Email:

Please make checks payable to OLPH

Send completed forms to: Mary Ann Kendall, 1105 Normandy Lane, Glenview, IL, 60025Questions: Please call Mary Ann Kendall 847-729-8292 or email [email protected]

Women’s Club Guild 16 Presents:

EasterEaster Memorial F lower SaleMemorial F lower Sale

Purchase fl owers, for $30 per plant, in memory of a loved one to be placed on the altar at Easter time. Use the form below to place your order.

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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

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

Parish Announcements

First Friday Club of ChicagoWelcomes Father David Kelly, Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation Chaplain, Cook County Jail and Juvenile Detention Center - Friday, March 2, from 12:00-1:15 pm, at the Union League Club. His topic: “Violence is a Three-Sided Coin”

The out-of-control violence that plagues so many pockets of Chicago focuses on two elements: per-petrators and victims. Our criminal justice system involves laws and punishment. Very little energy of-fered to the victim or to the process of healing.

Fr. Dave Kelly earned his Doctorate of Ministry from the Catholic Theological Union. His thesis is entitled: "Responding to the Violence Among Urban Youth: a Restorative Approach.” Learn how his Restorative Justice Program seeks to restore peace, fi x the harm and pain by working together with the victim, the offender, and the community.

First Friday Club luncheons provide a forum to make connections between work, faith, values and issues that affect our daily lives. Reservations: www.fi rstfridayclubchicago.org before February 26.Enter OLPH under seating requests.

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSPlease note advance holiday deadlines.

Submissions for March 25, Palm Sunday, are due by 6:00 pm Tuesday, March 13.Submissions for April 1, Easter Sunday, are due by 6:00 pm Tuesday, March 20.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 OLPH Parish.

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

Homemade Irish Soda Bread & Shamrock Cookies

$5 each

March 10th & 11th

before/after mass at the church main entrance and

gathering space at south doors

OLPH Women’s Guilds 28 & 31


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 25 - march 4

Remember Our Sick

WeddingsIII Tom Klonecki & Lisa DurchinI Paul Lambert & Susan Coley

Our Beloved DeceasedIrene Becker, wife of JohnGrant Bourgeois, father of Molly Kuhn

Sunday, February 257:30 Ed Hain and Kevin Gaughan (Fr. Paddy)9:30 Ch Gary Hilbert and Thomas Cooper (Fr. Boland)9:30 Mc Janina Indyk and Grant Bourgeois (Fr. Kostyk)11:00 Gabriel Lorenzo and Celeste Stanton (Fr. Kostyk)12:30 Rolwyn Stancel Thornton and Anthony Iacopetti (Fr. Lara)6:00 Bud Walsh and Joseph Nicolau (Fr. Boland)

Monday, February 266:30 Rosemary Collins8:30 Joe Anzaldi

Tuesday, February 276:30 Maria Pointek and Guillemette Doumitt8:30 Juan & Marina Noriega and Dennis Studinski

Wednesday, February 286:30 Juan Francis Quinn8:30 Suzanne Thomas, Teresa Scarano and Mary H. Buri

Thursday, March 16:30 Jack Egan8:30 Jim McNamara

Friday, March 26:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Ann Mary Bernhart

Saturday, March 36:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH8:30 Kevin Wehling and Monika Skrzypkowski3:00 Durchin ~ Klonecki Wedding5:00 Jewel Gleason and Joseph Nicolau

Sunday, March 47:30 Joe Taylor and Kevin Gaughan9:30 Ch Edward McNeela and Rocco Fiordelisi9:30 Mc Thomas Ward and Helen Dolan11:00 Bob Schmit, Steve Kustra and Harry Terhaerdt12:30 Clarence Weiland and Raymond Tower6:00 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH

Claudia BakerDaniel BehnkeJames BinderJerry BobisBrian BulgerPat CullenLinda CizynskiTom DayCarol DrennanJo Ann FoyLuke GregoryGayle HurleyWells JankiKathy JezekPat KelleyBridget Kleiderer

Nancy KniejaEmily KolodyLois LechnerJohn LucasEileen MartinezAdrienne PaxtonInfant Clare Elizabeth RiderEd Sexton, Jr.Shannon and Braille 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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