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seek, share, rejoice - pastor's reflection

Father Jerry Boland

The Lord’s Mighty ShipThe sea is wild, the journey; foreboding,

a lifetime out at sea.I meet the great ship in quiet harbor and step aboard.His strength and beauty give me great solace.

Out into open waters we sail; this mighty craft with me.Solid and balanced, this steady hull glides across a temperamental ocean staying true to the course

through rolling, tumbling storms.Neither wave nor wind can harm me.

Safe inside, I look to the stars;my days spent watching the sun rise and set.

Agile sails respond to an angry gale blowing across the bowprotecting me in tender repose.

My course is guided day and night with great precision.I am at peace. There is no anxiety.

Monsters rising from the deep kept at bay by His mighty hull.All that might hurt me, cannot.

This gentle ship rocks me softly to sleepuntil He brings me to journey’s end; an unknown shore on the other side.

Dear Parishioners,

“But God proves his love for us, in that while we were still sinners Christ died for us.” This passage from Paul’s Letter to the Romans that is proclaimed this weekend, sort of summarizes the Lenten journey. As we prepare for Easter, we realize the power of God’s love for us despite our struggles with sin and evil.

Fr. Phil Ressler wrote a wonder-ful book entitled, 40 things to Give up for Lent and Beyond: A 40 Day Devotion Series for the Season of Lent. During our Lenten journey, he challenges us to look beyond giving up chocolate (not that this is not a challenging goal!), and try and give up things like; self-pity, impatience, bitterness, gossip and negativity, pride, envy, the need to please and feelings of unworthiness. These are just a few things we can give up that can have profound impact on the quality of our lives and our faith.

There are many gatherings that are helping to keep us centered on the power of Lenten renewal. The scripture study groups continue to explore powerful themes from the Book of Psalms. I am so moved by the exercise to write a psalm. We have awesome psalmists in our par-ish. I call your attention to a beauti-ful psalm written by Jean Simmons that is in this week’s bulletin entitled, “The Lord’s Mighty Ship”. Thank you, Jean.

Several parishioners have been participating in Hearts Afi re, a

small group program that has been organized by Jen Farber and Vivi Lato. The program, a 33-day retreat featuring daily readings and weekly presentations and discussions, culminates next weekend with a Marian Consecration. What a way to celebrate the Feast of the An-nunciation. In recent weeks, Fr. Rich Jakubik and Fr. Mike Sparough have been part of the presentations. Many graces will be received as a result of this experience.

This coming Tuesday we will be hav-ing a Communal Penance Service at St. Norbert at 7:00 p.m. Priests from OLPH, St. Norbert and St. Catherine Laboure will be available for the cele-bration of the sacrament of reconcili-ation. Please come!

It is wonderful to welcome Bishop Kane to our parish as he presides at two celebrations of Confi rmation for our Religious Education candidates. Congratulations to all those who will be confi rmed.

Cardinal Cupich will be celebrating a Mass for all the teenagers of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, St. Norbert,

Our Lady of the Brook and St. Cath-erine Laboure on April 2 at 5:30 p.m. at St. Norbert Parish, 1809 Walters Ave., Northbrook. All teens and their families are invited.

Our Creation Care Ministry is fi nal-izing proposals to help make our par-ish more recyclable friendly. They are suggesting several ways we can be more deliberate in recycling here at the parish. We have so many events, and with a little additional planning, we can make a big difference in protecting the environment. The Holy Father’s Encyclical, “Ladato Si”, has been such an inspiration.

Bob and Sue Castagna will soon be moving to Homewood-Flossmoor to be closer to their grandchildren. I am so grateful for their leadership on so-cial issues. Bob has been instrumen-tal in communicating developments in social doctrine on The City and our efforts to build relationships with Sts. Peter and Paul on environmental issues. God bless you both as you embark on this move.

May your Lenten journey be blessed!

Fr. Jerry Boland

Author: Jean SimmonsOL Parishioner; February 2017

3MARCH 19, 2017 • olphglenview.org

seek, share, rejoice - our faith community

Transformation: Living Christ’s Mission TodayWhat is Communio?During the weeks that the Transformation Team met, one of the topics that kept making its way into our discussions was that of “Welcom-ing;” moreover, whether Our Lady of Perpetual Help is a welcoming parish. Do strangers who walk through our doors see friendly, smiling faces―parishioners who embody the presence of God? Many people expressed concern that we fall short in this regard and that our parish would benefi t from working on Communio.

Communio is a Latin word used by the Church to describe the union that we, as Catholics, share with and in Christ as members of His Mystical Body. We cannot, however, profess to be one body in Christ without acting as one body. Therefore, although Communio is a gift from God, we must work to perfect this unity, which requires our being conscious of each other as well as the strangers in our midst. Do we create an atmosphere that is inclusive? Do we value each individual? Do we smile and extend our arms in greeting? In his Encyclical, Novo Millennio Inuente, St. John Paul II writes of a “light we must also be able to see shining on the face of the brothers and sisters around us.” Does the stranger see this light in our faces? We often downplay its power, but nothing lights up a face better

than a smile. St. Teresa of Calcutta expresses it beautifully when she contends, “We may never know all the good that a simple smile can do.”

With the act of breaking bread in Communio, we hearken back to the fi rst Christian communities described in the Acts of the Apostles. When we greet one another before Mass or offer one another the sign of Peace, we acknowl-edge this unique relationship—this Communio that wraps us as one in the arms of Jesus. It is comforting to realize that wherever we travel in the world, Communio makes it possible to share the Liturgy and the Eucharist without sharing the same language.

Pope Francis, in On Care For Our Common Home, con-tends that “Everything is related, and we human beings are united as brothers and sisters on a wonderful pilgrim-age, woven together by the love that God has for each of his creatures and which also unites us in fond affection with brother sun, sister moon, brother river and mother earth.” How beautiful to contemplate the gift of Communio that brings us together in worship and service and love!

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Join Us in Prayer...For our brothers and sisters in Christ who are leading and participating in the Hearts Afi re Marian Consecration program, may their hearts be set on fi re with love for our Lord Jesus Christ and may this love spread to others who desire to become closer to Jesus. Sixty-fi ve OLPH parishioners have begun a 33-day preparation for consecration to Jesus through Mary, which will take place at 8:30 Mass on Saturday, March 25, the Feast of the Annunciation of the Lord. Thank you for keeping them in your prayers!

Transformation Initiative Goal: Develop, nourish, and deepen our knowledge and love of the Lord Jesus Christ


seek, share, rejoice - sharing and human concerns

Giving Alms…Please consider more frequent food donations during the Lenten Season. You can make the difference!!

“What you have done to the least of my people, you have done for me.” Matthew 25.

Too busy to shop for the food drive? We’ll do the shop-ping for you! Mail a donation made out to the OLPH Needy Family Fund to Lou Marohn, 2132 Fir Street, Glenview, IL 60025. Food will be purchased in case lots to stretch and maximize your donation.

Easter Ham DonationsConsider brightening Easter for a needy family. Ham donations can be delivered to the Sharing Room the two weekends before Easter.

Support Guild 35’s Diaper DriveGuild 35 is sponsoring a Diaper Drive, March 8 – 19, welcoming donations of diapers sizes infant to 8. Needy moms struggle to provide the basics for their children and diapers are expensive, making them a luxury. Please help them and support this important drive.

Girl Scout Troop Collection for Sleeping BagsPleasant Ridge 5th Grade Troop 40814 is working on a service project, collecting sleeping bags for the home-less. Find them outside of church after the 9:30 Mass today. They welcome sleeping bags or donations for their purchase.

Feed the Homeless at Marquard CenterHelp feed the homeless at Marquard Center on Sun-day, April 30th. We welcome donations of fresh fruit, cookies and candy, which can be delivered to the Parish Center porch that Saturday. We welcome volunteers who would like to help in preparing the meal on Sunday morning here at OLPH and still others who would like to go down and serve later in the day. We are also in need of donations to offset the cost of the meal. Contact Terri Guercio, 857-729-5916 or [email protected].

Sharing Ministry MeetingTuesday, March 21The Sharing Ministry will hold its monthly meeting on Tues-day, 7:00 p.m. in the Dussman Room. All are welcome!

News from Sharing

Shamrocks and Leprechauns“Tell me something about St. Patrick” I said to a reveler going downtown to Chicago for some more alcohol and fun on March 17th. Absolute blank! As Patrick is my patron saint, as well as the patron of the country of my birth, I feel compelled to provide infor-mation about my patron saint and his life.

As a young boy, Patrick was taken as a slave from his Roman family in Wales by Irish marauders. He worked as a slave for several years, looking after sheep on the moun-tains. Years later he wrote a small book, which we call the Confessions of St. Patrick. In this book he says he prayed constantly when on the mountain. So, one thing we must know is that he was a real mystic.

Second, when he escaped and was home in Wales, he had a vision of people he knew in Ireland begging him to come back to them and bring his faith to them. He answered this vision and returned to Ireland as a bishop in 432 AD. God gives us all visions of who we can be. I pray for the courage to leave the security of our own lives to follow the path we see in our visions.

Third, he was the fi rst person to preach Christianity outside the Roman Empire. Ireland was the very end of the earth for the Romans. He ended the practice of slavery in Ireland, and condemned it as evil. He was the fi rst in history to do this, and no one paid attention until the abolitionists in the 17th century. He was particularly sensitive to the suffering of female slaves. Thomas Cahill in his book, How the Irish Saved Civilization says: “The Lord gives grace to his many handmaids; and though they are forbidden to do so, they follow him with backbone.” Patrick has become an Irishman, a man who can give far more credibility to a woman’s strength and fortitude than could any classically educated man.

When I was a young boy, St. Patrick’s Day was a Holy Day in Ireland. I pray that we will all come back to the love of Christ that Patrick brought to the people of Ireland. A form of greeting in Gaelic is: “Dia is Muire Dhuit.” (God and Mary be with you.) to which the reply is: “Dia is Muire Dhuit is Padraig.” (God and Mary be with you and Patrick.) And that is my prayer for all of you on this holy day. Fr. Paddy Tyrrell


upcoming events

Evolve Adult Education PresentsTheologian Jack Shea: The Woman at the Well Meets the man Born Blind and LazarusSaturday, March 25, 9:30 a.m. in McDonnell HallDuring this Lenten season, we will read three long stories from the Gospel of John; The Woman at the Well, The Man Born Blind, and The Raising of Lazarus, on March 19, 26 and April 2, respectively. These are inspired masterpieces of spiritual illumination and instruction. In our interactive session, we will work with these stories so they bring us both consolation and challenge.

Join Us for Prayer TastingAll of us have a “hunger” for prayer and for a deeper relationship with God. But for a myriad of reasons a consistent, regular prayer life seems elusive for many of us. Join Fr. Tom Hickey in the Lady Chapel in church on Wednesday, March 22 and 29, 7:00-8:00 p.m.

Fr. Hickey will talk about how to develop a stronger spiritual life as well as discuss some of the common pitfalls we experience in prayer. Each session will also give participants time to sample and refl ect together on a particular form of prayer from the rich storehouse of our Catholic tradition. Materials will be distributed at each session further explaining each form of prayer. Come and bring a friend!

• March 22: Ignatian Prayer - Employing our imaginations, this prayer method aids us in entering into scenes from the gospel to lead us to deeper conversation with the Lord.

• March 29: Centering Prayer - Made famous by fi gures like Thomas Merton and Thomas Keating, centering prayer is an apt form of prayer for those who need to get out of their heads.

On Holy Thursday, after the Mass of the Lord’s Supper, there is a very beautiful and ancient tradition of visiting seven churches. Each church will have an Altar of Repose of the Blessed Sacrament, so while the rest of the world goes to sleep, Catholic pilgrims will be traveling late into the night, keeping Jesus company on the eve of his Crucifi xion. At OLPH, the Blessed Sacrament will be taken on a procession through the Church and be reposed in a beautifully adorned Tabernacle. This is a time for intense prayer and devotion in the presence of the Most Holy Sacrament as we enter into the holiest days. Visiting the altar of Repose in seven churches stems from pilgrims visiting the seven churches of Rome as a form of penance. The seven churches include St Peter’s, St. Paul Outside the Walls, St. Mary Major, St. John in the Lateran, St. Laurence Outside the Walls, Holy Cross in Jerusalem and the Shrine of Our Lady of Divine Love.

Join us Holy Thursday (April 13) for the visitation of seven churches around Chicago. We are planning on leaving, by bus, soon after the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper at OLPH, which is at 7 p.m. We will visit seven churches in the Archdiocese of Chicago, includ-ing our beautiful Basilicas, in which we will pray with Jesus and contemplate the mysteries of our faith. We will conclude our journey back at OLPH around mid-night. Upon returning to OLPH, for those able to join us, we will share a meal together at Omega restaurant before fasting on Good Friday. Bring money for dinner if you are planning on joining us. The bus fee is $20. Please make checks payable to OLPH Parish. Sign-up sheets will be placed at the church entrances. You can also reserve a seat by emailing Fr. Isaac at [email protected] or Sara DiCesare at [email protected]. We especially encourage young people to come for this beautiful and fun experience of our faith. Please sign up by Monday, April 9 so we can plan accordingly.

Teen & Young Adult Focus• Celebrate Mass with Cardinal Cupich on April 2 at

5:30 p.m. at St. Norbert Parish, 1809 Walters Ave., Northbrook. This special invitation is extended to all the teenagers of OLPH, St. Norbert, Our Lady of the Brook and St. Catherine Laboure. Note, there will not be a Teen Mass at OLPH Sunday, April 2.

• Consider the Seven Churches Visitation (men-tioned above). Don't miss this beautiful and fun ex-perience following the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday.

• For many years now, our Youth Group has been attend-ing the opera at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. This is made possible through very generous gifts from the Men’s Club and individual donors. It is a unique oopportunity for young people, to attend the music of some of the greatest composers ever: Mozart, Beethoven, Bizet, Massenet, Bellini, etc. They also hear the greatest singers in the world today, including recent graduates of the Ryan School of Lyric Opera in Chicago. Most of our young peo-ple are steeped in the modern culture and its music. We aim to let them experience alternatives. Our hope is that they will continue to let their souls be enriched by contact with the greatest the world has ever seen and heard.

Seven Churches Visitation, Holy Week 2017


parish news and notes

OLPH 101 - Final Two SessionsSaturdays, 10-11am, Hickey Hall

OLPH Parish Center (Former Convent Building)

April 8Explore the Parish Ministries

April 22Refl ections and Graduation LunchAttend any or all sessions!Please RSVP to the Parish Offi ce at 847-729-1525

New Hearing Loop

Through a generous, designated gift from the family of Loretta Garvey, new hearing loop technology has been installed. This hearing loop makes it possible for hearing-impaired parishioners, their families and visitors, to easily adjust t-coil equipped hearing aids and listen directly to the sound system in either the Church or McDonnell Hall. We are especially grateful

that fundraising efforts through “To Teach Who Christ Is” made this technological enhancement possible. Please check with your hearing care professional to see if your hearing aid is equipped with a t-coil and properly adjusted. Visit www.Loopit8.com for more detailed information or call 855-566-7488 ext. 4, to talk to a customer service representative.

The Ministry of Praise"More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of” - Alfred Lord Tennyson

During this season of Lent, the Ministry of Praise will include in their daily prayers for the Parish, the special intentions of our parishioners recorded in the Parish Prayer Request books located in Our Lady’s Chapel and at the main entrance of the church. If you have an intention for which you would like the prayers and sup-port of this Ministry, please record your intention in the books. The Ministry of Praise is composed of parishio-ners who offer their daily prayers, joys and hardships for the intentions of our Parish.

Save the Date

Totus TuusJune 11 – 16, 2017 At Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Catholic Faith Camp for Grades 1-12

Grades 1-6: Mon. to Fri., June 12 – 16 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.Grades 7-12: Thurs. to Sun., June 11 – 15 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

More details plus registration information coming soon.

Widowed Support Group Meeting, March 20 at 10:00 a.m.

The OLPH Widowed Support Group will be holding their monthly meeting on Monday, March 20 at 10:00 a.m. (please note time change) until 11:30 am in the Flavin Room at OLPH. All widows and widowers from neighboring parishes are welcome to join us! This is not a grief counseling group.Contact: Kathy Underriner at [email protected] or 847-902-6319.

Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowl

Please pick up a Rice Bowl at the Communion rail or at one of the church doors. Symbolized by its ubiquitous cardboard box, CRS Rice Bowl has been a tradition for generations of Catholics. Beginning in 1975 as a response to a growing famine in Africa, CRS Rice Bowl today shines a light on the Catholic community’s commitment to poor and vulnerable families – our brothers and sisters.


women's club

OLPH Ladies Golf League 2017Enjoy 9 Holes at Willow Hill, Thursday mornings, May 11-September 28. Membership of $350 includes 21 weeks of golf, three-round rain check punch card, prizes, closing luncheon, and a chance to enjoy the summer with great women. New members are welcome. Registration closes March 31.

For registration information, contact Mary Pat Zur: [email protected]

Seniors, Caregivers and FriendsPlease join us for the Annual Senior Healing Mass and Anointing of the Sick Wednesday, May 3, 2017 at 10:00am in OLPH Church. Complimentary lunch served after Mass. Reservations are not necessary.Call Rose Kus at 847-209-3292 for information or to arrange a ride

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

Purchase Easter Altar Flowers to remember loved ones

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Order Deadline: April 10Contact Information:

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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

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.

Easter Memorial F lower Sale


Shawn Andrew Arrigo

Martin Auer

Deren Nicholas Bahceci

Arantza Teresa Bascaran

Jackson Barnabas Baumgartner

Maggie Catherine Baumstark

Maria Martha Berns

Olivia Katherine Biank

Quinten Gerard Biedermann

Gavin John Bireley

Meghan Margaret Bireley

Gretchen Frances Bock

Gianna Clare Bruno

Kyle Sebastian Busiel

Chloe Cecilia Carreon

John Matthew Carreon

Gianna Francis Cassin

Ethan Leo Chastain

Liam Sebastian Clements

Kiley Dorothy Coy

Ciara Clare Crouth

Owen Paul Crouth

Grace Elizabeth Cullum

Grayden James Daul

Parker James Davidson

Preston John Davidson

Olivia Elizabeth DeMattia

Matthew John DeVine

Logan George Dickinson

Andrew John Donahue

Nicholas James Dudzinski

Ella Elizabeth Durchin

Katherine Cecilia Durow

Katherine Philomena Dyball

Kyle Sebastian Everson

Ryan George Faut

Kaley Elizabeth Flentye

Kyle Patrick Fox

Leah Cecilia Frankiewicz

Andrew Anthony Garate

Patrick Sebastian Garvey

Olivia Teresa Geimer

Meghan Lucy Godzik

Clare Grace Gonzalez

Gia Agnes Gorski

Julia Genevieve Grabowski

Connor Sebastian Hanson

Kathleen Kyra Hensing

Josef John Hiller

William Michael Hitzeman

Emma Rose Hogan

Daniel Sebastian Hood

Mia Cecilia Hughes

Chase Vincent Ignelzi

Kyla Elizabeth Kachmarik

Anthony Lawrence Kaczmarek

Vanessa Catherine Kaddatz

Charles Thomas Kearney

William Patrick Kearney

Jeffrey Sebastian Keating

Mari Elizabeth Keating

Joseph John King

Lucille Cecilia Kramer

Garrett Francis Kramme

Justin John Paul Leszynski

Mimi Mary Maher

Nicholas Francis Majcher

Thomas Marquardt

Thomas Francis McDonnell

Molly Elizabeth McGavic

Thomas Michael McGurn

Daniel Peter McNeela

Lance Sebastian Medina

Ava Cecilia Monastero

Cristina Catherine Moran

Colin Peter Morse

Daniel John Nass

Elissa Clare Noffke

Annabelle Gabriella Northrup

Nicholas Anthony Ohr

Sabrina Cecilia Penepacker

Sophia Cecilia Philbrick

Sydney Elizabeth Pratt

Anne Marie Therese Raab

Michael Edward Reynolds

Anne Teresa Ribordy

Faith Genesius Roche

Florencio Kenneth Romero

Joseph Francis Rossman

Melanie Cecilia Rudolph

Kelly Catherine Ryan

Mary Margaret Mary Ryan

Simone Teresa Salles

Halle Lucy Sanders

Cameron Barbara Sapienza

Vivien Anastasia Skutnik

George Sladjoe

Peyton Francis Streb

Charlie Christopher Sullivan

Danny Ignatius Sullivan

Ryan Patrick Sutton

Grace Cecilia Tarantino

Charlie George Tomsheck

Jack Patrick Traub

Morgan Jane Trauscht

Maggie Lucy Voss

John David Walsh

Maggie Lucy Wills

God Bless Our Confi rmation CatechistsNick BattagliaArlene Buhay-CastroSarafi na DiCesareAlexa DickinsonJames MahoneyJoanne NelsonHenry PielachTina RussellSusan SutehallMargaret Warner

religious education confirmandiCome Holy Spirit, fi ll the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fi re of your love.


parish life and ministry

Ministry of PraiseThe Ministry of Praise is a spiritual ministry whose members offer their daily prayers, joys, sacrifi ces for the special intentions of the parish and the universal church. Members include all who pray on a daily basis: adults, teens, families, seniors, homebound and the sick of the parish.For over seven years, the Ministry of Praise has united our parish community through prayer because service is not only doing physical things but also about our spiritual endeavors. The men and women of the Min-istry of Praise share a part of their life each day for the good of our faith community.

Each month, Ministry of Praise members receive a letter from our Pastor or an Associate Pastor asking them to pray for special intentions of the parish and the universal church. Members also pray for their own personal intentions.

If you are interested in being a part of this ministry, or learning more, please fi ll out the below form and return it to the Parish Offi ce in the Rectory.

Ministry of Praise Interest

Name_________________________________

Address________________________________

Phone_________________________________Please return this form to: OLPH Rectory, 1775 Grove St., Glenview, IL, 60025. Please direct questions to: Liz Wallace: 847-724-7049

Are you being called to serve at OLPH?Are you searching for a way to get more involved at Our Lady of Perpetual Help? Would you like to help iden-tify and implement the goals of our Parish community? Do you want to share your talents? If the answer is yes, the Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) may be for you.

The PPC of Our Lady of Perpetual Help is the central coordinating group of the Parish, serving in an advisory role to the Pastor. The PPC is responsible for visioning, long-range planning, and decision making for the Parish and also works closely with our parish ministries.

The PPC consists of fi fteen parishioners who are selected from the parish at large and serve three-year, stag-gered terms. If you are interested in learning more about the PPC or want to be considered for an open posi-tion on the PPC, please fi ll out the form below, on our Parish Website or on The City.

Yes, I am interested in applying for the Parish Pastoral Council of OLPH.

Name:

Phone:

Email:

I would like someone to contact me for more information regarding the PPC of OLPH .

The Parish Pastoral Council will contact all applicants to set up a meeting time.Please submit your application on, or before, Sunday, April 2.

Please mail or drop off:Our Lady of Perpetual Help1775 Grove Street, Glenview


school news

Congratulations to our Varsity and Junior Varsity Science Olympiad Teams for a fantastic job at the Neuqua Valley Regional Tournament. With an overall 3rd place finish, our Varsity Team won 1st – 4th place in 15 of 23 events. They now advance to the State Competition on April 29th. We are so proud of them and wish them the best of luck!

OLPH School’s Science Olympiad Team

Finishes 3rd and Qualifies for STATE!


announcementsU.S. MILITARY PRAYER LISTUS ARMY1st Lt. Michael Altonji SSG Brent Blackwell, Afghanistan1LT Atticus Blair, Afghanistan1st Lt. Brad Fischl2nd Lt.Devon HubbardCPT Daniel LaBargeCPT Matthew Leck1st Lt. Gavin McGarry1st Lt. Raz Shields, Afghanistan1st Lt. William Thibeau COL Thomas VogelLTC Daniel VogelPFC Jacob ZielinskiUS AIR FORCECapt. Brian Joseph Anderson SSgt Jon Billie1st Lt McCall CasasMSgt Richard NashMajor Reid OrthMajor Lowell Wallace, OverseasUS NAVYESN James Kowalski, JapanLt. John O’Hagan, AfghanistanLt. J.G. Kenneth PittnerEM1 John Sutehall, JapanUS MARINESSgt Jack AskinsCapt. Justin CoonsCorporal Quinn Cowell, OverseasCapt. Caitlin Ferrarell1st Lt Matt MugnainiCapt. Bradley PetersenMajor Eric Starr, AfghanistanLCpl Ethan Zielinski1st Lt Chase MlnarikUS COAST GUARDBM3 Anthony Wallace

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSOur weekly bulletin communicates the news and events at OLPH Parish.

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

SUBMISSIONS: Email to [email protected].

note: The bulletin cannot promote job seekers, entrepre-neurs, etc. Please call 800.566.6170 to place a paid bulletin ad.

For revisions or updates to this list contact:Geof & Cathy Lutz, [email protected] or 847-724-8218.

AnnouncementsOpen the Doors of Your HeartWhether you're retired or semi-retired or enjoy a fl exible work schedule, the Ignatian Volunteer Corps (IVC) may be for you! Members of this Jesuit service program volunteer in poor and marginalized com-munities two days a week (Sept.-June), grow deeper in their Christian faith by refl ecting and praying in the Ignatian tradition, and meet monthly with other IVC members and a spiritual refl ector. IVC members serve as tutors, employment counselors, food pantry volunteers, elderly companions, hospital chaplains, and more! Detailed information is available online at www.ivcusa.org/chicago, or by contacting fellow pa-rishioners and current IVC members, Gary Gardner, 847-494-8184, [email protected], and Mike Schrauth, 847-867-7758, [email protected].

Join us for an information session on Wednesday, March 22 at 10:30 a.m. in the Flavin Room. Please RSVP to Jacqueline Fitzgerald at 312-961-6206 or jfi [email protected].

Reforming the Image of God

March 31 - April 2, 2017An Ignatian, Silent Retreat for Men & Women Retreat Master, Fr. Rick McGurn, SJwww.JesuitRetreat.org

Worldwide Marriage Encounter“Then the eyes of both of them were opened,” Let us appreciate the totality of our spouses by taking part in a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend on April 7-9, 2017, June 9-11, 2017 or August 11-13, 2017, all at Elk Grove Village, IL. Early registration is highly recommended. For reservations/information, call Jim & Kris at 630-577-0778 or contact us through http://wwme-chicagoland.org .

Retreat OpportunitiesJoyful Again!

Program for widowed men and women who want to fi nd joy in living again.Sponsored by Rainbow Hospice and presented by Joyful Again Widowed MinistryWhat: Workshop / RetreatWhen: March 25 & 26, 2017Where: Presence Medical Center100 N. River & Golf Rd., DesPlainesCall: 708-354-7211 to register.


our weekly intentions

Remember Our SickClaudia BakerKeeley BarrPauline BurnsJane CollinsPat CullenAbigail CunninghamFr. Dave DowdleJoann FoyInfant Madelyn Jane GillLuke GregoryFr. John GrigusJan GriffithMeghan HealyGary HilbertKatherine Mitchell HolzPat Kelley

Bridget KleidererKathy MeinholzJudith NaniNoreen Ritt Dick RobertsAndres RodriguezHope Emily SalzerLaura SchrammSr. Norma SchumacherLucia Sexton Liz SmithPatrick SteinBen TchaouChris WeissAndrea ZielinskiAdolphe Zielinski

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 HOUR Fri. • 3:00 p.m. • Lady Chapel

LITURGY OF THE HOURS Wed. • 8:10 a.m.

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

MASSES AT MARYHAVEN NURSING & REHAB CENTER Sun. Tue. and Fri.• 10:30 a.m.

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

Our Beloved DeceasedJosephine C. Karp, mother of Richard GazdaJimmy McNeely, brother of Tracy Zabriskie

Sunday, March 197:30 Carol Ann O’Callaghan and Elsie I. Jana (Fr. Kostyk) 9:30 Ch Jack Trapp and James O’Donnell (Fr. Lara) 9:30 Mc Paul Bubala and Clyde W. Lentz, Jr. (Fr. Paddy)11:00 Phyllis Kessler and Thomas Kelly (Fr. Lara) 12:30 Mildred Cummings and Ronald McPhilliamy (Fr. Hickey)2:00 Confirmation Mass (Fr. Boland)5:00 Confirmation Mass (Fr. Boland)

Monday, March 206:30 Joan Rochford 8:30 John Kares and Bruce Slagg

Tuesday, March 216:30 Adrienne Banas 8:30 Renee Tracy and Maria J. Castano

Wednesday, March 226:30 Jim & Pat Revord (MFTL)8:30 James Foley and Laura Bartosz Dinelli

Thursday, March 236:30 Meagan Murphy (MFTL) 8:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH

Friday, March 246:30 Lee Cass, Sr.8:30 Ted Corbett and Florence Becker

Saturday, March 256:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH 8:30 Gabriel Lorenzo 5:00 William Casey and Eleanor Mary Smith (Fr. Lara)

Sunday, March 267:30 Gerald McPeak and Martin Baron (Fr. Boland) 9:30 Ch Russell F. O’Brien and Thomas James Moses (Fr. Paddy) 9:30 Mc Eleanor Smith (Fr. Kostyk) 11:00 Albert Ansay and Mary Carol Anthony O’Brien (Fr. Kostyk) 12:30 Rosemary Collins and Camille Caltagirone (Fr. Lara) 6:00 Michael H. Roder and William Myers (Fr. Hickey)

Upcoming WeddingsII Tera Washburn & Nicholas Cromydas

Rev. Jeremiah Boland, [email protected]. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor EmeritusRev. Isaac Lara, Associate [email protected]. Nicholas Kostyk, Associate [email protected]. Paddy Tyrrell, SJ Associate Pastor & Coordinator of Youth & Young Adult Ministry [email protected] & Pat Revord, Deacon CoupleDave & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon CoupleNancy Schwider, Director of Operations & Stewardship [email protected] Stern, Director of Music [email protected]

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

847.729.1525 olphglenview.org facebook.com/olphglenview olphglenview.onthecity.org

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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Hearling Loop Now Available at OLPH - Users with a t-coil in their hearing aids can listen to the sound system directly through their hearing aids. Please check with your hearing care professional to see if your hearing aid is equipped with a t-coil and properly adjusted. Visit www.Loopit8.com for more detailed information.

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