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Today we celebrate the Feast of Divine Mercy. St. Faustina

was privileged to receive apparitions from Jesus

emphasizing his mercy, especially today. Jesus promised

that those who go to Confession and receive Holy

Communion today will receive forgiveness of their sins

as well as the total remission of all temporal punishment

for their sins. Beginning at 2:30pm on Sunday, we will

have devotions for the Feast of Divine Mercy including

Confessions, exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, and

Divine Chaplet. After the 6:00pm bilingual mass, a

reception will take place in Marian Hall. Thanks to the

Apostolate of Divine Mercy for arranging this special

celebration.

Let me take this opportunity to express my immense

gratitude to all those who worked during our Holy

Triduum and Easter celebrations. Our wonderful liturgies

and rituals for Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy

Saturday, and Easter Sunday were beautifully

coordinated thanks to the planning and execution by

many, many volunteers: Sister Chris, the cantors and the

choir, members of the Ensemble, members of the Spanish

Choir, altar servers under the direction of Jessie Kunnel,

lectors, extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion,

greeters/ushers, sacristans, the Hispanic community, and

all those who spent many hours decorating the church.

On a broader scale, this weekend we honor all

parishioners who dedicate their time and talents to the

various ministries of St. Catherine Labouré. The yearly

Volunteer Appreciation Dinner highlights and honors our

esteemed volunteers. Through their talents and time,

they enliven and exemplify the parish mission of Sharing

Christ with Love in Glenview and around the world.

Thank you to:

��Volunteers who help us worship—those named above, all

other members of the Liturgy Committee, those who

maintain the Holy Family Chapel for perpetual adoration,

those who maintain the Shrine to Our Lady of Fatima and

the Choose Life Shrine, and those who lead or sponsor the

various prayer devotions available here

��Volunteers who help us grow in faith: Catechists for

Religious Education, Hispanic Religious Education, and

SPecial REligious Development, leaders of the Youth

Group, the Cursillo community, those who prepare adults

for initiation into the Catholic Church, those who help

couples prepare for marriage, and members of the

Adult Faith Formation committee as well as the teachers

and staff in our school who, though not volunteers, accept

a lower salary than their public school colleagues in order

to teach and share our Catholic faith, morals, and doctrine

��Volunteers who support our school: School Board, Parent

Club and Booster Club members as well as those who

help out with tutoring, lunchtime meal preparation and

supervision, chaperoning field trips and other needs

��Volunteers who tend to the needs of others or society in

general: Ministers of Care, members of the Bereavement

Ministry, members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul,

teachers in the English as a Second Language program,

Inclusion Ministry, the Respect Life Committee, Knights of

Columbus, the Ladies Auxiliary, those who work with

Catholic Charities, and those who seek out and/or

volunteer with organizations in need of our alms

��Members of social and other organizations that also do so

much good for the parish: Women’s Club, Asian American

Association, the Hispanic Community, and the Garden

Club

�� Those who tend to the business needs and plan for the future

of the parish: Parish Council and Finance Council

�� Pastoral Team: Fr. Mair and Fr. Isaac, who have been a

constant help celebrating masses, and Deacons Ray Gavin

and Mike Bretz who continue to engage in ministries, assist

in baptism preparation classes, celebrate baptisms, and

preach and assist at mass

With the Volunteer Appreciation Party, we celebrate the

many talents shared in our parish and also invite volunteers

to get to know each other across the various ministries to

enhance the social aspect of our parish. Please join me in

thanking all the volunteer workers at St. Catherine who

continuously help us to Share Christ with Love.

A special note to all current and future volunteers:

The Archdiocese of Chicago’s Renew My Church initiative

challenges all parishioners to rethink how to be church at

this time when we have very few priests and therefore

need the help of lay volunteers more than ever. From

February 2021 through February 2022, St. Catherine

Labouré will go through a grouping process with

Our Lady of Perpetual Help and St. Norbert/Our Lady

of the Brook. You, beloved parishioners, will help to

shape the future of St. Catherine and of the presence

of Catholicism in Glenview and Northbrook area.

Renew My Church will seek input from the dedicated

parishioners such as you when the time comes. This is

a time to shine, a time for St. Catherine Labouré to

showcase the many ways we Share Christ with Love.

May God bless you and your family.

Fr. Maina

With you a Christian, for you a priest

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Marilyn Hernández-Jimenez

Itzae Marie Lopez

Destiny Montoya

Brielle Yen

3-Year-Old Presentation: Sofia Hernández

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Kerri Boemmel & Jesse Pomper

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William Hancock

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Our alms next weekend are for SCL’s Shrine to

Our Lady of Fatima. Alms will be used to maintain

this beautiful shrine throughout the year.

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Inspiración de la Semana

¡La paz esté con ustedes! Estas palabras

tranquilizadoras disminuyeron la ansiedad de los

discípulos y les dieron una maravillosa sensación de

tranquilidad. Las palabras tienen el poder de hacer

eso. Jesús toca a sus amigos con su aliento y respira

su Espíritu sobre ellos. Este gesto íntimo de paz

comienza a aliviar la incertidumbre y el temor que,

sin duda, consumieron sus pensamientos y corazones.

Las palabras y los gestos son tan importantes para

hacer la obra de Dios. Incluso el más simple de los

saludos y acciones puede conmover profundamente

a las personas y dirigirlas a Dios. En este domingo

de la Divina Misericordia, se nos recuerda que el

amor compasivo y misericordioso de Dios nos llega

a través de Cristo resucitado. Con nuestras

palabras y acciones, podemos mostrar ese perdón

y amor misericordioso a los demás.

Inspiration for the Week

Peace be with you! These calming words lessened

the disciples' anxiety and gave them a wonderful

sense of reassurance. Words have the power to do

that. Jesus touches his friends with his breath and

breathes his Spirit upon them. This intimate gesture

of peace begins to alleviate the uncertainty and

fear that no doubt consumed their thoughts and

hearts. Words and gestures are so important in

doing God's work. Even the simplest of greetings

and actions can profoundly move people and direct

them to God. On this Sunday of Divine Mercy, we

are reminded that God's all-forgiving and merciful

love comes to us through the risen Christ. By our

words and actions, may we show that forgiveness

and merciful love to others.

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Care for parishioners who are sick is important to us. Please let us

know what spiritual care is needed when by calling the rectory at

847-729-1414, option 3. In cases of hospitalization, tell the hospital

staff the religious affiliation and parish of the patient. Finally, contact

the hospital’s Pastoral Care Office at any time during a hospital stay.

To have Communion brought to someone’s home, please call the rectory.

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Sunday: Acts 5:12-16/Ps 118/Rv 1:9-19/Jn 20:19-31

Monday: Acts 4:23-31/Ps 2/Jn 3:1-8

Tuesday: Acts 4:32-37/Ps 93/Jn 3:7b-15

Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26/Ps 34/Jn 3:16-21

Thursday: Acts 5:27-33/Ps 34/Jn 3:31-36

Friday: 1 Cor 15:1-8/Ps 19/Jn 14:6-14

Saturday: Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33/Jn 6:16-21

Next Sunday: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41/Ps 30/Rv 5:11-14/Jn 21:1-19

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Monday Evening Holy Hour: 7:00pm in Holy Family Chapel

Rosary in Polish: Monday evenings at 7:30pm in church

First Friday Devotions: (Sacred Heart) Devotions after 8:00am Mass;

Holy Hour in the Chapel from 3:00 to 4:00pm followed by Benediction.

First Saturday Devotions: (Our Lady of Fatima) Rosary at 7:30am;

15-minute meditation following 8:00am Mass

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Mary Anderson

Edward Atchu

James Backstop

Bonny Barezky

Marie Barnes

Michael Beil

Bruce Belzer

Joyce Bergman

Sr. Mary Helen Bissen

Nancy Blochberger

Bryan Blocher

Gerri Blusha

Rob Boemmel

Diana Bonkowski

Joe Bosowski

Jack Breden

Mike Bretz

Jean Bruneau

John Bucher

Robert Budzik

Crystal Chang

Juan Paolo Claridad

Mary Anne Collins

Donna Connelly

John Crawford

Lorenza de los Reyes

Dorothy Delgado

Jan Doetsch

Matt Doetsch

Stella Dowd

Charlene Drew

Albert Dru

Carol DuBois

Dolores Falato-Funk

James Fitzgerald

Engracia Flores

Hermini Hildo Flores

Jose Mario Flores

Jennifer Gabriel

Edelmiro Garcia

Joe Giancola

Gail Giligan

Ken Gotcsh

Mae Grady

Hope Gutierrez Cruz

Marian Haas

Karen Harnish

Amanda Harvey

Jenny Heber

Melin Sanchez

Hernández

Anna Marie Herrold

Patricia Hoffman

Cecilia Jara

Loretta Karnik

Teddy Kasia

Nancy Kelly

Gina LaCassa-Pistorio

Dominik Lata

Luke Lattores

Nancy Lattores

Romano Manlubatan

Betsy Marcus

Wendy Matthys

June McArthur

Molly Anne McKenna

Doug Meder

Donna Rae Mercado

Juan Papo Mercado

Fr. Mike Michelini

Mary Mills

Carole Molitor

Charles Molitor

Mary Moro

Brandon Mueller

Kay Muldoon

Claudine Mulhern

Jim Mulhern

Fr. Jim Murphy

Dan Neubauer

Vi Orr

Patrick Orr-Lange

Kathy O’Shea

Mike Palmer

Brian Peck

David Petrovski

Helene Pizics

Gerry Ploshay

Judy Ploshay

Ron Ploshay

Judy Polasek

David Pullega

Deriul Pullega

Fred Radzialowski

Lori (Mathews) Reeves

Julia Rodriguez

Ron Sacluti

Brendan Sage

John Sage

Anna Scott

German Scott

Hank Seipp

Elizabeth Sharp

Joshua Sharp

Adrian Slade

Jeanne Slade

Ken Smott

Mary Snow

Carmen Sosa

Thomas Speck

Anni Stimmler

Mercedes Sulieman

Mary Ann Sullivan

Kim Sunko

Diana Szorc

Gretchen Tayne

Ben Tchaou

Marge Theriault

James Totin

George Troike

Robert Troike

Joyce Valdez

Fidencio Velazquez

Kapil Vij

Len Waldman

John Waskowski

Clare Westley

James White

Larry Winterburn

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The Apostolate of Divine Mercy invites you to celebrate

Divine Mercy Sunday, April 28, and the theme, Divine Mercy

in Communion with the Young. The observances begin at

2:30pm and include exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, praying

the Divine Mercy Chaplet and the rosary in English and Spanish,

confession and veneration of the Divine Mercy Image Relic of

St. Faustina. At 4:00pm, hear a talk on “Essence of Divine Mercy

Devotion” by Monina S. Tavamen, OCDS Formation Director, Divine

Mercy Apostolate of the Philippines. At 6:00pm, celebrate Mass in

English and Spanish and at 7:00pm, enjoy dinner and entertainment

in Marian Hall.

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SCL’s SPecial REligious Development (SPRED) ministry invites

you to a SPRED Family Mass next Sunday, May 5 at 9:30am

to celebrate each person’s goodness and dignity, created in God’s

image and likeness. This Mass will include several adaptations to

provide a richer experience for all, most notably sacred movements

and prayerful gestures that accompany the Scripture readings and

psalm response and a distinctive Presentation of the Gifts. Another

special moment will be when one of our Friends receives the

Sacrament of Confirmation. Please come and pray with us and

afterwards, join us for agape in the vestibule.

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St. Catherine Labouré has a very active lay ecclesial

movement called “Cursillo de Cristiandad.” Everyone is

invited to an upcoming Cursillo event called “Ultreya.” Please join

us in the Blue Room on Friday, May 3 at 7:30pm to find out what

this small Christian community is and what it does. The witness

speaker will be Michael LaTona and Fr. Maina will be the doctrinal

speaker. Light refreshments will be served. We look forward to

seeing you. Please contact Michael LaTona at 847-971-8431 or

the rectory with any questions.

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Current project: Campus lighting and security

Donations: $9,259.50

Costs to date: $ 789.93

Fund Balance: $8,469.57

Give your donations online at givecentral.org.

Please remember St. Catherine Labouré in your Estate Planning.

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This Sunday, 8:00am: 2

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graders’ Mass,

retreat, and practice

Tuesday, April 30, 6:30pm: Rehearsal for First

Communion

Saturday, May 4, 11:00am: First Eucharist for

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graders. Pictures with Fr. Maina at 10:00am.

Introduction and reflection in the lunchroom at 10:30am.

Saturday, May 4, 5:00pm: First Eucharist for

teenage students

Let us support all First Communicants with deep

prayer as they join us at the Table of the Risen Lord!

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Sunday, April 28, 11:45am: Bowling event

at Brunswick in Mount Prospect. Meet at SCL

with a signed permission slip and $5 fee. Contact

Mr. Zerwic at 847-562-1299 for information.

Sunday, May 5, 11:00am: Teen Mass

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Monday, April 29

6:00pm School Pot Luck Supper (L)

7:00pm School Mass (C)

7:00pm Holy Hour (HFC)

7:30pm Polish Rosary (C)

Tuesday, April 30

Wednesday, May 1

6:00pm Catecismo (Escuela)

6:30pm Mass for the Novena of

Our Mother of Perpetual Help (C)

7:00pm Women’s Club (M2)

Thursday, May 2

6:30pm SPRED Total Community Session (R)

6:30pm ESL Classes (School)

Friday, May 3

7:00pm Cursillo Ultreya (R)

Saturday, May 4

9:00am Pre-Cana (R)

9:00am Cursillo (M1)

11:00am First Communion for School and RE (C)

4:00pm Kenyan Women’s Gala (MH)

Sunday, May 5

9:00am Adult Faith Formation (M1, LB)

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Jessica Caccavallo, MSW, LSW, Prevention Education

Coordinator, NWCASA, will speak on the subject of

Teen Dating and Healthy Relationships. Geared toward middle and

high school teens and their parents, the presentation will cover the

spectrum from healthy to unhealthy relationships, particularly in this

social media age. Please come to this important event, Thursday,

May 16, 7:30- 9:00pm in the cafeteria at Queen of All Saints

School, 6230 North Lemont Avenue in Chicago. Refreshments will be

served. For questions, contact Adele Bach at [email protected].

Note: This event is hosted by the Friends Against Domestic Abuse Network

of Queen of All Saints, St. Mary of the Woods and St. Martha’s under the

auspices of the Archdiocesan Domestic Violence Outreach Ministry (ACDVO).

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Joyful Again! helps those who are widowed to sort out the

changes that widowhood brings and to learn to find joy in

living while still treasuring the memories of their spouses. Upcoming

Joyful Again! Retreats take place June 22-23 at St. Julie Parish

in Tinley Park, July 20-21 at Holy Family Parish in Inverness, and

August 10-11 at Mary Queen of Heaven Parish in Elmhurst.

For information or to register, call 847-354-7211, send email to

[email protected] or go to joyfulagain.org.

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The Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People

was approved in 2002 by the bishops of the United States Catholic

Conference. The latest revision was approved June 2018. The

Charter reinforces what the Archdiocese of Chicago is doing by

requiring all dioceses to:

��Heal and promote reconciliation of victim-survivors and

their families

��Make prompt and effective response to abuse allegations

��Cooperate with civil authorities

��Discipline offenders

��Create a safe environment for children and young people

through training and screening

�� Provide means of accountability for the future and to ensure

the problem continues to be effectively dealt with through the

Secretariat of Child and Youth Protection and the National

Review Board

Every year the Archdiocese of Chicago participates in an audit of

the implementation of the Charter’s requirements. Every year the

archdiocese passes the audit.

Note: To report an allegation of abuse and/or neglect of minors, contact

the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) Hotline at

800-25ABUSE and/or your local police department. You can also contact

the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Office of the Protection of Children and

Youth at 312-534-5254.

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Actual FY 2019 YTD: $33,084.00

Actual FY 2018 Final: $41,220.00

FY Difference: $ (8,136.00)

FY 2019 Budget: $ 45,000.00

Budget Difference: $(11,916.00)

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Thrift Store: Bring us your spring cleaning clutter!

Through our thrift store programs, your donations

of gently used clothing and household items could

make a world of difference to someone in need.

Donations can be dropped off at our store at

168 Peterson Road in Libertyville or in drop

boxes in Niles at St. Isaac Jogues, 8149 Golf Road

or Our Lady of Ransom, 8300 Greenwood Road.

If you have furniture to donate, please call

773-779-6700, x111. Please donate with

dignity—nothing torn, broken or stained.

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Annual Golf and Dinner Dance

Fundraiser: Sign up today for the

SCL Golf and Dinner Dance Fundraiser on

Friday, May 31 at Chevy Chase Country Club,

1000 North Milwaukee Avenue in Wheeling.

Amateurs and pros are invited to enjoy a day

of golf followed by dinner with non-golfing

friends, family, and neighbors. To sign up and

pay online, go to SCLplaygolf.com and click

"Sign Up Today." For more information, send

email to [email protected].

Ticket Donations Wanted: Do you have tickets

to any sporting events that you would be willing

to donate in support of this event? Tickets to Cubs

games are particularly welcome. The tickets will

be silent auction items, proceeds from which will

benefit STEM education at SCL School. If you can

donate tickets, please send an email to

[email protected] or contact Janice Seipp,

Kathy Snow, Marcia Doeden, or Shereen Olickal.

Thank You and Farewell: You are invited to

celebrate the ministries of Father Maina and

Sister Chris during their time at SCL. Come to

their Going Away party on Saturday, June 15

beginning with a special Mass at 5:00pm and

continuing with festivities in Marian Hall at 6:00pm.

Help Wanted: Please consider helping with this

farewell celebration by baking dessert(s), helping

out that evening and/or making a monetary

donation. For more information, to volunteer and/

or to donate, contact Madeline Collins at

847-657-7935.

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Vigil Lights (donated to the Society of

St. Vincent de Paul): $293.71

Soup and Stations, April 12: $182.00

Rice Bowl (Catholic Relief Services): $333.00

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Saturday, April 27

5:00 PM ~ Celebrating the Second Sunday of Easter

†Remedios Manansala Lobo by Vic & Zeny de Guzman

†Mario & Felicidad Manabat by Rick Manabat

†Wanda Tuszynski by the Willer Family

†Frances Budzik by Family

Sunday, April 28 ~ The Second Sunday of Easter

Also Divine Mercy Sunday

8:00 AM

Special Intentions of Patrick Kilcourse

Special Intentions of Fr. Murphy

†Louis Cremers by Bill & Mary Lee Attea

9:30 AM

†John Corrigan by Sister-in-law Mary Wider

†Jeffrey Kestler by Family

†Larry Matthews by Family

11:00 AM

†Abundio Blancaver by Family

†James Nghiem D� by the Vu Family

†Aileen Lerio by Family

6:00 PM

Monday, April 29 ~ 8:00 AM

Saint Catherine of Siena, Doctor of the Church

Special Intentions of Colleen Buffontte by Friends

Tuesday, April 30 ~ 8:00 AM

Special Intentions of Merlin Joseph (Birthday) by the Joseph Family

Wednesday, May 1 ~ 8:15 AM

†Remedios Lobo by Nancy DeLetto

Thursday, May 2 ~ 8:00 AM

Saint Athanasius, Bishop and Doctor of the Church

Special Intentions of Sr. Mary Helen

†Piotr Cymbalisty by Family

Friday, May 3 ~ 8:00 AM

Saints Philip and James, Apostles

All Souls in Purgatory by the Vojvodic Family

†Bonifacy Cichon by Family

†Alexander Pineda

Saturday, May 4 ~ 8:00 AM

†Catherine Flannery by the Collins Family

†Dorothy & Raymond Lundsgaard by Russell

5:00 PM ~ Third Sunday of Easter

†Gertie Dru by Al & Mary Anne Dru

†Bud & Phyllis Hoffman by Pat

†Mario & Felicidad Manabat by Rick Manabat

Sunday, May 5 ~ Third Sunday of Easter

8:00 AM

†Lorraine Nazimek by Ron & Carmen Chester

9:30 AM ~ SPRED Mass with Baptism and Confirmation

Special Intentions of Arun Joseph (Birthday) by Family

†Piotr Cymbalisty by Family

†Remedios Manansala Lobo by Hank & Janice

11:00 AM ~ Teen Mass with Baptism

†William Hancock by Melissa Girard

6:00 PM

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Celebrating the Third Sunday of Easter

Saturday, May 4

5:00 PM

Presider: Fr. Mair

Lectors: John O’Malley � Sherry Leroy

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:

Lim Team

Servers: Brady Ondrula � PLEASE VOLUNTEER

Sunday, May 5

8:00 AM

Presider: Fr. Maina

Lectors: Judy Hiertz � Jeremy Quiñones


Seipp Team

Servers: Bella Licudine � Bria Licudine

9:30 AM ~ SPRED Mass with Baptism & Confirmation

Presider: Fr. Maina

Lectors: SPRED Catechist


Abat Team & SPRED Catechists

Servers: PLEASE VOLUNTEER

11:00 AM ~ Teen Mass with Baptism

Presider: Fr. Mair

Lectors: Members of the Youth Group


Dautel Team & Members of the Youth Group

Servers: Members of the Youth Group

6:00 PM Misa en Español

El Celebrante: Padre Maina

Lectores: Elizabeth Santana � Melissa Hernández

Monaguillos: Alexis Hernández � Yulissa Campos

� Alexia Ocampo

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April 29-May 1: Bella Licudine � Jack Ambrosia

May2-4: Anya Azara � Abigail Gange

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Ask an usher about these aids to

enhance your experience of Mass:

�� Large-print Missals

��Assistive listening devices

�� Low-gluten hosts (0.01%)

If you have suggestions for other accommodations

or need assistance, please contact Janice Seipp,

847-528-7025 or [email protected].

Important: If a medical emergency

happens in church and you call 911,

please tell the dispatcher to send first

responders to Door I.

If a medical emergency happens in Holy Family

Chapel and you call 911, please tell the

dispatcher to send first responders to Door G.

If you are present when the Mass is one that you offered,

please bring it to the attention of one of our Ushers.

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