Fifth Sunday in Lent March 21, 2021
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St. Glenview IL 60025 Parish Office 847-729-1525 olphglenview.orgur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St. Glenview IL 60025 Parish Office 847-729-1525 olphglenview.org
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The Joy of Becoming Catholic
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Dear Parishioners,
The Joy of Becoming Catholic
It’s hard to believe that Easter is right around the corner! Just a year ago, we were all in utter disbelief of the sudden (and sometimes unwelcomed) changes in our lives brought on by the pandemic. Practically everything had to be cancelled or shut down indefinitely. It was a bizarre time (and in some ways still is!) and a spiritually devastating one for so many Catholics. Never in a million years did we imagine hearing “cancelled” and “Holy Week/Easter” in the same sentence! One program that fell victim to the pandemic shutdown was RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults). It left those involved hanging, wondering what now? Where do we go from here? Will we ever experience the joy of becoming Catholic? If so, when?
“When” is very, very soon! I announce with great JOY that at the Easter Vigil -- the Church’s most beautiful celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus! -- seven people in our community will be baptized and confirmed. Our catechumens Andria Kozak (from last year’s RCIA group), Michael Hart, Daniel Kim, and brothers Jonathan & Alexander Salazar* will be fully initiated into the Catholic Church
through the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist. Ryan Peterson, a baptized Catholic who has already received his First Communion, will complete his Sacraments of Initiation through Confirmation the same evening. [*Their brother Caleb, a toddler, will also be baptized on April 3.]
This wonderful group of people has gone through much preparation culminating with the Easter Vigil. Part of their journey to the font is that they have been received among us, the Rite of Acceptance, and they have been enrolled in the Book of the Elect in the Rite of Election, which took place on Feb. 21. Parishioners attending the 9:00 am Mass (on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Sundays of Lent) might have noticed something different after the homily. We were celebrating what’s called the Scrutinies. They are rites of conversion and repentance. Scrutinies are profoundly rooted in our human experience. All of us need to examine (scrutinize) how we are, what we do and what we fail to do. It’s crucial that we really look at the areas of our lives where we are tempted, or seriously sin.
Please join me in praying for our Elect, as well as their families and sponsors. These soon-to-be new Catholics are signs of hope! They will be among more than 76 million Catholics in the United States. May they serve as an inspiration to all of us to share our faith and to live the Gospel more deeply not only at Easter time but beyond! There is much to rejoice in “becoming” Catholic, but there is a DEEPER JOY in BEING one.
Fr. Larry Basbas
seek, share, rejoice - fr. larry's letter...
Fr. Larry Basbas
Easter Triduum Liturgies and EventsFrom Holy Thursday through Easter, there are a number of beautiful liturgies and special events being offered at OLPH. These include:● Our virtual Taizé Stations of the Cross. This beautiful candle-lit service is available for viewing on our olphglenview.org website.● Swieconka (Blessing of Easter Foods), 11:30 am Holy Saturday, April 3, at the Parish Center porch. This will be a Drive-by event. Participants will stay in their cars as the priest does the blessing. No registration is required.● In-Person Easter Mass. A complete list of in-person events during the Easter Triduum can be accessed on our olphglenview.org website. To attend any of our Lenten or Easter services in-person, registration through Sign-up Genius is required. ● Our virtual EASTER Mass will be available for viewing from our olphglenview.org website and other social media all day on Easter Sunday, April 4. We encourage all families to view EASTER Mass together from your homes if you are not able to come to church.
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seek, share, rejoice - more thank you's...
March 8, 2021
Dear Father Boland,
Even during this difficult time, the 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal raised $15 million. Please accept my thanks and congratulations to you, your parish staff, and the entire Our Lady of Perpetual Help community for helping to advance the mission of the Archdiocese of Chicago and your parish.
Participation in this important annual campaign clearly demonstrates your parishioners' willingness to bring the power of God's mercy to a world in need as followers of Jesus who bring his healing and hope. I am inspired by their sense of responsibility for others, a sentiment shared by all of the many beneficiaries of their generosity.
The funds generated by the Appeal support the healing work of the many archdiocesan ministries, services, parishes, and schools in need. On a global scale, those funds support Catholic Relief Services.
Father Boland, please let the people of Our Lady of Perpetual Help know of my gratitude and that I value their partnership. I pledge good stewardship of their sacrificial gifts to the Appeal, as well as my remembrance of them and their families in prayer and at the Lord's Table. Their prayers for me are much appreciated and needed.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Archbishop of Chicago
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March 10, 2021
Dear Father Boland,
Please let me express to you my most sincere thanks for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Parish's contribution of $576.55 as a part of our annual Baby Bottle Campaign. Your parish's generous support provides essential funding for our pregnancy care centers and residential programs.
With your suppport, Aid for Women reaches thousands of women each year in the Chicago metropolitan area. Each woman is given the emotional, practical, and spiritual support that she needs to choose life for her unborn baby and provide a better future for herself and for her child. At our residential programs, Heather's House and Monica's House, we offer moms a safe and nurturing home where they can live with their children, while developing the education and life-skills necessary to become independent, self-sufficient mothers.
Please continue to pray for Aid for Women, that we might have the resources necessary to serve the men, women, and families who seek our help. The need has never been greater.
Once again, thank you for partnering with us in our mission of empowering women to choose life. May God continue to bless you and keep you.
For Life
Susan Barret Executive Director
* We exceeded our goal for the 2020 Annual Catholic Appeal. The extra funds collected were given back to OLPH as a rebate.
Our rebate total from the Archdiocese: $28,623.96
Thank You Letter from the Archdiocese* Thank You Letter from Aid For Women
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The Sharing MinistryFood DonationsShould you want to donate non-perishable food, please donate directly to the Northfield Township Food Pantry, 2550 Waukegan Road (rear of building) while the Sharing Room remains closed due to Covid.
You can also make a monetary donation directly to our sharing parishes so that they can purchase what is most needed in their pantries. Mail your donations to:
St. James Social Care2907 S. Wabash, Chicago, IL 60616Attn: Cathy Moore
Catholic Charities Social Services Center1120 W. 79th St.,Chicago, IL 60620Attn: Fitz Craan(This facility services the community of St. Sabina’s)
Dignity Drive a Huge Success!!Special thanks to Guilds 1, 8 and 21 for all of their efforts to make this year’s Dignity Drive a grand success. There have been over 400 grocery size bags filled with essentials delivered to those in need and the count continues!!!
Sharing Room Remains on ShutdownPlease do not leave donations of food, clothing or other items outside the Sharing Room door. We are on total shutdown and there are no volunteers to work through these donations. Thank you.
Brown Bags for the HomelessHungry, homeless people come to the rectory doors and visit the parish food pantries of our four sharing parishes daily in search of food. Sr. Paulanne also regularly distributes these bags to local needy. These easy-to-assemble bags are donated by OLPH individuals, families, and groups. Consider making up a few or get a group together and make up even more. No quantity is too big or too small.
Bags should contain:Pre—packaged tuna or chicken salad with crackersTrail mixPeanut butter or cheese and crackers100% juice in box or canDried fruitFruit cup or applesaucePlastic spoon and napkinOptional: candy, power bars and granola bars
Please use larger sized lunch bags and double the bags for durability. Contact Julie Cooper, 847-909-0661.
Warm OuterwearWe are still looking for clean, warm, adult coats, hats, gloves and socks in response to requests from our sharing parishes. Please bag and label for gender and size to facilitate distribution at the sharing parishes.
Donations can be delivered to Betty Collins at 640 Glenridge, Glenview. Please leave in front of garage.
Clothing and Housewares DonationsWhile the Sharing Room remains closed, consider donating your new or very gently used, in trend, clean items to the Glenview Community Church Resale Shop, New to You, located at 1000 Elm St. This resale shop then gave Sr. Paulanne 50% of the proceeds from OLPH items they were able to sell. Items not sold were donated to Salvation Army. This resale shop sent the balance of their funds to charities which they support; all proceeds effectively benefitting charity.
They will be open and accepting donations on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm and on Thursdays from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Please mark your donations OLPH, so that Sr. Paulanne will receive 50% of proceeds for her work with the needy.
seek, share, rejoice - sharing ministry...
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seek, share, rejoice - lenten events, ppc...Virtual Lenten MissionJoin us each day Mar. 21- Mar. 25
Our Lenten Mission this year will be a virtual celebration that will air the week before Holy Week.
Each day, from Sunday, March 21 through Thursday, March 25, a different celebrant will reflect our Holiday theme "Amazing Love". Each segment will begin and end with beautiful music from our Director of Music Ministry Russell Stern and cantor Margaret Pasquesi. There will also be moments of scripture and prayer.
Each day's Mission segment will be available for viewng from our olphglenview.org website or by clicking the live link in our Daily Eblast.
Each segment will only be about 15 minutes in length, so no matter how busy your schedule is, please try to make time for this beautiful spiritual daily Lenten event.
Here is the schedule for the virtual Lenten Mission:
Sunday March 21 - Dcn. Christopher Weiland
Monday, March 22 - Fr. Patrick Kizza
Tuesday, March 23 - Fr. Larry Basbas
Wednesday March 24 - Fr. Jim Barrett
Thursday, March 25 - Margaret Waldron Feast of the Annunciation
Retreat During Daily Life
A Lenten Reflection Series brought to you by the CRHP MinistryThe women and men of the CRHP ministry are offering a simple way to walk with the Lord during this season of Lent. "Retreat During Daily Life" is a 14-day offering of Scripture, Reflection, & Prayer you can experience on your own time, at your own pace, in your own home or wherever you are.
Come reflect and pray beginning Saturday 3/20 and through the celebration of Good Friday!
Please go to https://retreatduringdaily.life/ and click the button to Follow Us.
Parish Pastoral Council Seeks New MembersThe OLPH Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) invites parishioners to apply to become a member!
“My time on the PPC has given me such perspective and hope. At each monthly meeting, I’m reminded of the power of the many who pull together in little ways to make a big difference in our parish and our community.” --PPC member Lisa Salemi
The 15-member PPC is the central coordinating group of the Parish and serves in an advisory role to Fr. Jeremiah Boland as Pastor. The PPC is charged with implementing the Church’s renewed concept of shared responsibility among laity, religious and clergy. In addition to engaging with and supporting OLPH’s 60+ ministries, the PPC advises on visioning, long-range planning, and policy decisions of the Parish.
“The PPC is the common link to all ministries and therefore critical to supporting Father Jerry as Pastor of the parish...I was selected to join the Council and after three years I can unequivocally state it has been a worthwhile experience. The opportunity to work with Fr. Jerry, fellow Council members, and Parish ministry groups has been very rewarding.” -- PPC member Tom Monticello
The PPC meets on the third Monday evening of every month (currently via Zoom). PPC members serve a three-year term beginning each July. Please visit https://www.olphglenview.org/parish-council for more information.
Interested parishioners should e-mail [email protected] for more information or to apply. Applicants will receive a Zoom interview in mid-April.
A PPC member will contact all applicants to schedule a meeting time.
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seek, share, rejoice - year of st. joseph...
Our COVID-Style St. Joseph’s Table
In years past, OLPH had a wonderful tradition of presenting a “St. Joseph’s Table” rich with delicious foods for purchase to raise money for the poor. The tradition originated in Italy and has a three-fold purpose:
1. Veneration: special recognition of St. Joseph during feast day Mass and at the “table”
2. The Table: both a kind of “altar of reverence” and a communal celebration
3. The Poor: the intention of all the gifts is to help those in need
Pandemic Problem-SolvingIt would have been wonderful to reinstate this tradition during the Year of St. Joseph, but Covid prevents us from collecting foods and eating together at this time. Yet, we can still provide nourishing gifts to the poor by making personal food donations to the Northfield Food Pantry all next week. This will become OLPH’s “St. Joseph’s Table” for 2021.
We believe St. Joseph would agree this is the best way we can honor him as the Pillar of Families and the Comforter of the Afflicted. When communal gatherings resume, we will have a real St. Joseph’s Table in thanksgiving for the many blessings our parish received during this jubilee year. Until then, let us put our love and mercy into action by serving the poor.
Honoring St. Joseph: St. Joseph's Table
Lenten Almsgiving in Honor of St. Joseph Consider making a food donation in the final week of Lent to help our neighbors in need and in honor of St. Joseph, Comforter of the Afflicted.
Northfield Food Pantry2550 Waukegan Road (north of Panera and Jewel on Waukegan)847-724-8300
Here are some items they are requesting:
• Pasta skillet meals
• Rice mixes
• Beef stew, beef soups
• More info here: https://twp.northfield.il.us/pantry/
Be sure to say a prayer to St. Joe when you drop off your donation for all those in need during the continuing pandemic. St. Joseph, pray for us!
“Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.” – Matthew 25:40
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seek, share, rejoice - congratulations!...
Congratulations!
When Pope Francis proclaimed a special “Year of St. Joseph” on December 8, 2020, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, he presented a unique opportunity to increase our love for St. Joseph and “encouraged us to implore his intercession and to imitate his virtues and his zeal" especially during this troubling time of the pandemic.
More than 65 OLPH parishioners accepted the challenge! Thirty-three days ago—one day for every year in the life of Jesus—we began a special program to prepare ourselves to be Consecrated to St. Joseph during this jubilee year. We studied his virtues, contemplated the mysteries of his life with Jesus and Mary, and discovered the special role God gave him as Head of the Holy Family. On Friday, March 19, the Solemnity of St. Joseph, we accepted St. Joseph as our guardian, our protector and our Spiritual Father on earth. Thank you St. Joseph!
–The Hearts Afire Team
Dive into the Wonder 7: Adorer of ChristIn our Consecration book, Father Don Calloway described how wherever St. Joseph traveled with his wife and Son, their home naturally became an Adoration chapel. St. Joseph contemplated the divine presence of Jesus Christ in Nazareth, Bethlehem and Egypt and welcomed others to do the same. That makes St Joseph the founder of Adoration chapels and, with his wife, is the first to conduct a procession with the Body and Blood of Christ!
Saint Joseph went in haste with Mary to Bethlehem which means “house of bread” so that the bread of eternal life might be born there. –Venerable Joseph Mindszenty
So who were the very first visitors to the first Adoration chapel? It was the shepherds of course and then the Wise Men! Once the Holy Family settled in Nazareth, St. Joseph and Mary adored the divine presence of Jesus in their home for decades. As Father Calloway says, “Their home was essentially a house of Perpetual Adoration and uninterrupted contemplation, even while they carried out all the daily tasks and chores of domestic life.” Now that’s something to contemplate!
Become an Adorer like St. Joseph! When we consider the incredible grace Joseph received by living in the presence of Jesus, we can begin to understand the benefits that flow from regular Eucharistic Adoration. Are you being called? Consider visiting the church on Wednesdays between 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm to sit with Jesus. He is waiting for you there.
Eucharistic Adoration at OLPHEvery Wednesday in the Church1:00 to 4:00 pm
“We must beg for good Adorers; the Blessed Sacrament needs them to replace St. Joseph and to imitate his life of adoration.” –St. Peter Julian Eymard
What’s Next for the Year of St. Joseph…Monday, April 19 – Monthly Novena to St. Joseph (after 8:30 am Mass)
Saturday, May 1 - Feast of St. Joseph the Worker
Check back for more activities and events for this jubilee year.
St. Joseph Protector fo the Holy Church, pray for us!Questions about the Year of St. Joseph should be sent to Jennifer Farber and Tricia McLeod at: [email protected].
Consecration to St. Joseph:The Wonders of Our Spiritual Father
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seek, share, rejoice - creation care ministry...EARTH DAY--March 27, 2021
Restore Our Common HomeEarth Day is one day each year where millions of people across the world together seek to raise awareness of the issues facing our planet and its environs. Consistent with Pope Francis teachings in “Laudato Si”, this year’s theme for Earth Day is “Restore
Our Common Home,” a theme that will address how as people of faith we must urgently act to not only protect but restore God’s beautiful gift of creation.
That theme is based on the emerging concept that we have options to save the planet in addition to mitigating the impacts of climate change and other environmental damage. Scientists, non-governmental organizations, business, and governments worldwide now are looking at natural system processes and emerging green technologies to restore the world’s ecosystems and forests, conserve and rebuild soils, improve farming practices, restore wildlife populations and rid the world’s oceans of plastics.
While the world waits for global political and business leaders to take decisive action to reduce carbon emissions, natural processes including reforestation and soil conservation can store massive amounts of carbon while restoring biodiversity, clean water and air and rebalancing ecological systems. Restoration is pragmatic and necessary to reduce climate change.
Restoration also brings hope, itself an important ingredient in the age of COVID-19. The impacts of the
pandemic have illustrated with painful clarity that the planet faces two crises and they are connected: global environmental degradation and its connection to our health. Deforestation, wildlife trade, air and water pollution, human diets, climate change and other issues have all fed into a degradation of our natural systems, leading to new and fatal diseases, such as the current pandemic, and a weakening of the global economy.
Hundreds of millions around the globe took part in activations for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, inspired by Earth Day 2020’s theme of Climate Action. Earth Day now turns that progress, enthusiasm, and resilience toward the 2021 theme of Restore Our Earth.
For our families of OLPH, we can participate in a Catholic Climate Covenant sponsored 1-hour prayer and educational program on Earth Day. It is a perfect way to prepare for the Vatican’s launch of the “Laudato Si” Action Platform in May, 2021. The program will contain prayers, readings, a short video, and activities for your family. Register by going to the following website to receive the program in your inbox by mid-March:
https://catholicclimatecovenant.org/program/earth-day
In addition, as you may have noticed in the recent Village of Glenview Report, one more action you can take is to turn off your lights at 8:30 PM on Earth Day, March 27, 2021, for 1-hour in solidarity with the world in recognizing Earth Day!
We can do this OLPH! God Bless you and God’s Creation.
The Creation Care Ministry
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seek, share, rejoice - our parish school...
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women's club...
Women’s Club Guild 16 Presents:
Easter 2021Easter 2021Memorial Flower SaleMemorial Flower Sale
Please make checks payable to OLPH Guild 16Send completed forms to: Mary Ann Kendall, 1105 Normandy Lane, Glenview, IL, 60025Or to order simply and easily online: https://olpheasterflowersale2021.eventbrite.com
Questions: Please call Mary Ann Kendall 847-729-8292 or email [email protected]
Easter altar flowers will be selected and placed on the altar by the Committee
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Purchase flowers, 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
LT James Kowalski, OverseasLTJG Lily Klein Kowalski, OverseasLT Kenneth PittnerAWS2 Brian SedinPO3 John A. Stonis
CPT Michael Altonji 1LT Luke Baeckelandt, Overseas CPT Atticus BlairCPT Nicholas BlairFr. Robert Borre, CH,BG (Chaplain, Brigadier General)CPT Brad FischlCPT Devon HubbardCPT Connor Love, OverseasPVT Taylor Mack2 LT Athena MacLain1LT Martin Mahoney CPT Gavin McGarry, Overseas2 LT Patrick McFaddenPFC John MilesPFC Andrew Perez2LT Jake PekoshCapt Raz Shields
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Capt Brian Joseph Anderson Maj Patrick Burke, Illinois Air National Guard, OverseasA1C Brendan HarlowMSgt Richard NashLtCol Reid OrthLtCol Lowell Wallace
LCpl Patrick CarneyCapt Justin CoonsLCpl Michael T. HahnCapt.Chase Mlnarik, OverseasCapt Matt MugnainiMaj Bradley PetersenMaj Eric Starr, OverseasSgt. Ethan Zielinski
BM1 Anthony Wallace
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School Advisory Board NominationsThe Role of the School Advisory BoardEvery April, OLPH parish conducts an election to fill the vacancies of the OLPH School Advisory Board members whose terms expire in May. This year the parish community will elect three (3) parent members and one (1) non-parent member, each for a three (3) year term. The Board plays an important role in shaping the school's short-term and long-term plans. Their tasks include working with School Administration to assist with fundraising and PR efforts as well as, the school's operating budget and tuition schedule. The Nominating Committee is seeking qualified candidates interested in continuing the momentum generated by the Board over the last several years and contributing to the long-term success of OLPH School.
How to Apply for CandidacyIndividuals interested in being a candidate for election to the School Advisory Board will email their completed application no later than Friday, March 26, 2021 along with a headshot photo [email protected] with Subject Line:OLPH School Advisory Board Nominating Committee Applications can be downloaded from the Advisory Board page on the school website:https://www.olph-il.org/parents/school-advisory-board
Review and ElectionThe School Advisory Board Nominating Committee will review and approve the applications. The election will be held online April 19-23. School families will receive an email with link to vote. Nonschool families can vote online on the School Advisory Board page. The ballots will be counted on Sunday, April 25. The results will be announced thereafter. Newly elected Board members are expected to attend their first School Advisory Board meeting on Monday, May 10.
For more information...about serving on the OLPH School Advisory Board, please contact Board Members: Carlo Santucci at 847-293-2547 or Brian Wynn at 847-962-1364.
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our weekly intentions: march 21 - march 28...
Sunday, March 21Guadalupe & Andres Gonzales, Dr. Henry Dold,Donald J. Henry, Nicholas Kadzielawski, Jiri Stefl,Renee Tracy, Patrick Walsh, Rosemary Hokl and Kerry Sullivan (MFTL)
Monday, March 22 Barbara Giovanni and Patrick Barry
Tuesday, March 23Sr. Norma Schumacher, Carlton Prouty and Jean Kalish
Wednesday, March 24Lee Cass, Sr., Cobby Caputo, Jr. & Family, James Bragiel and Sr. Norma Schumacher
Thursday, March 25 Gabriel Lorenzo and Carol Hemesath Enright Friday, March 26 Rosemary Collins and Antonia and Eugenio Dias
Saturday, March 27Leo McCarthy, Sr. Norma Schumacher and Patrick Walsh
Palm Sunday, March 28Kenneth Krueger, Bejan Ben, Joan Ann Vitu, Julie Lizak,William Masciarelli, Bob Rigali, John Wattachanackal andPatrick Barry
Please Note: MFTL indicates Mass For The Living. If you would like to offer a Mass for someone you know, please contact the Parish Office at 847-729-1525.
Remember Our SickMadeline BirdInfant Xavier Boni Paula BradeyJan CarlsonJerry CizynskiLinda CizynskiPaula ConradAldo Di BenedettoNorb FlorekSr. Mary FrancisInfant Emersyn Grassi Thomas HarvickRichard HicksTom HopkinsCameron KarampelasCormac KeaneKen McLennan
Alex PabichLogan PragovichDaphne QuigleyClare Elizabeth RiderAmy RizzoClaudia RonayneCeleste SierackiPatrick SteinMarge TheriaultNancy Van Der BoschJames WeglewskiChris WehkingGerry WeilandChris WeissKelly WetoskaMonique Woel
Our Beloved DeceasedMarjorie Hamilton Gates, wife of William, mother of Katie, Alex & ParkerChristina Tomassetti, wife of Renato
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Covid Vaccination AssistanceSeniors – Need Help Scheduling Your Covid Vaccine?“Glenview Vaccine Helpers” are a group of Glenview volunteers who have joined forces to provide scheduling assistance for Seniors - those who NEED IT MOST.
There are two ways to schedule your COVID vaccination.
1) COVID VACCINE SCHEDULNG for people ages 65 & older who DO NOT have computer access.
Please call the Parish Office for assistance.847-729-1525Gloria ext 109 or Linda ext 110
2) COVID VACCINE SCHEDULNG for people ages 65 & older who HAVE computer access
Please email [email protected]
Provide your contact name and phone number in the email and a volunteer will call you back.
For any other questions about this scheduling service, please contact the Parish Office at 847-729-1525
parish information...
Rev. Jeremiah Boland, Pastorext. 117 • [email protected]. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor EmeritusRev. Patrick Kizza, Associate Pastor, Chaplain of RE, Scripture Study, and Youth Ministryext. 114 • [email protected]. Larry Basbas, Associate Pastor, Chaplain of Liturgy and Evangelizationext. 111 • [email protected]. Jim Barrett, Residentext. 210 • [email protected] & Pat Revord, Deacon [email protected] & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon [email protected] Christopher Weiland ext. 130 • [email protected] Lynne Januszewski , Director of Finance & Operationsext. 123 • [email protected] Hrvojevic, Director of Facilitiesext. 113 • [email protected]
Russell Stern, Director of Music [email protected]. Amy Mills, Parish School Principal847-724-6990 • [email protected] Waldron, Director of Religious Education847-998-5289 • [email protected] Theodore, Religious Education Administrative Assistant847-998-5289 • [email protected]
John Kurkowski, School Endowment Board [email protected] Luc, Director of Communicationsext. 124 • [email protected] Kearney, Parish Office Manager ext. 121 • [email protected] Feo, Parish Office Assistantext. 110 • [email protected] André, Liturgy Assistantext. 119 • [email protected] Gaughan, Parish and R.E. Office Assistantext. 109 • [email protected]
Bereavement Support Deacon Dave Kalina 847.729.1525 ext. 125 [email protected] Social Worker Sister Chioma Ahanihu 312-655-7725Confidential Assistance Sister Paulanne 847.724.2044Hospital/Nursing Home Visits Rick Nash 847.651.8718 [email protected] Visits Jim Vlazny 847.724.0265 [email protected] Life Monica Cassidy 847.724.7206 [email protected] for Protection of Children and Youth 312.534.5254The Office of Assistance Ministry 312.534.8267
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Oral Surgery of the GlenORAL, MAXILLOFACIAL
AND IMPLANT SURGERYJulie Laverdiere Beck, DDS
Parishioner2614 Patriot Blvd Suite B
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HOME CHILD CAREFamily Setting. Full/Pt Time
Nurturing Home, Meals, Lg. YardEducational Activities
Reading/Math Readiness847-826-4704 for appt.
MERGENTHALERPLUMBING
www.mergenthalerinc.com
847-724-2004 Lic# 058-141680
Caryl S. Scott • Justyne Scott Reeves • Jon G. Hawes
Glenview Car WashSaturday 7:30am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 4pmWeekdays 8am - 5pm
1820 Waukegan Road(northwest corner of Waukegan & Chestnut)
Glenview, Illinois 60025847-724-9274
SERVPRO of Glenview
Jeff Thompson, Parishioner 24/7 Service
847-832-93001510 Paddock Drive, Northbrook, IL 60062
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WelterPlumbing Inc.
New Work • Remodeling • RepairsAll Types of Sewer Rodding
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Franz Jewelers, Ltd.Now Available!
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RAPHAEL JEWELERSSince 1922
• Fine Jewelry and Diamonds • Swiss Watches • Jewelry & Watch Repair
847-729-Gems (4367)
981 Waukegan Rd., Glenview
BAIRD & WARNERREAL ESTATE
JAN SHIELDSGlenview Specialist over 20 yrs.
Parishioner
847-219-2127
CONNIE BROWNEParishioner Since 1972SPECIALIZING INGLENVIEW REAL ESTATEFOR 29 YEARS
847-922-2037
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Proud OLPH ParishionerFamily Owned & Operated
Real Estate Brokerage Since 1906. Specializing in Property Management,
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2030-2032 Lehigh Ave.Glenview Since 1964
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COLLEEN JENNINGS STEINReal Estate Broker
“Nobody knows Glenview better...”Lifelong Parishioner • O.I.P.H. Graduate
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washes with ADVERTISED soapputs on ADVERTISED clothes
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drives to workin an ADVERTISED car
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