Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 15, 2020

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

Loving / Sharing / Praying Together

OLPHSeek, Share, Rejoice!

For to everyone who has,more will be given...

MT 25:29

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Dear Parishioners,

“For to everyone who has, more will be given…”

One of the great divides in thinking has to do with the scarcity mindset vs the abundance mindset. The author Stephen Covey coined these terms in his best seller, “The 7 Habits of Highly Successful People”. Scarcity mentality refers to people seeing life as a finite pie, so that if one person takes a bigger slice, that leaves less for everyone else. Resources are limited, micromanaging prevails, short term thinking rather than long term thinking. An abundance mindset refers to the belief that there is plenty out there for everyone. It’s seeing the world as having so much more to offer. A sense that we have only encountered the tip of the iceberg of possibilities.

Long before Stephen Covey and a legion of life coaches, were the teachings of Jesus Christ. This weekend’s gospel is a case statement of the Lord’s belief in the unconditional power that his love can have on our lives.

In the Kingdom, all is possible, all dreams can be achieved, all limitations conquered. We have been given so much! We can never exhaust God’s mercy and love. We are a week away from celebrating the Feast of Christ the King. We are citizens of a Kingdom that is abundant in its gifts and graces.

During these months of coping with COVID 19, I have seen the contrast of the scarcity mindset vs the abundant mindset. We can dwell on the limitations that COVID has placed on our freedoms, our connections with one another, the limits of social interaction. I have heard many laments about all that “COVID“ has taken away from their lives.

An abundance mindset invites us to look at all that God has blest us with. How much more families have shared meals together and spending time together. The time to go for long walks and reconnect with old friends. We can sense a deeper appreciation of the power of parish and the blessed gift of the eucharist. Moments like First Communions, graduations, weddings and baptisms have taken on a more powerful and intimate meaning as we encounter them in their essence.

I have witnessed an abundance of kindness, of patience, of compassion. There has been so much and there is so much more to encounter!

The Men’s Club Raffle and the Women’s Club Holly Fair were great successes as both events evolved in light of COVID.

Thank you for your generous support of the Catch-Up Sunday Appeal. We have raised over $200,000 to close the gap between our budgeted and actual collections. Thank you!!

You will soon be receiving a copy of our Annual Financial Report. Parish financial reports are often limited to bar graphs and pie charts with lots of numbers. This report tells a powerful story of what we were able to accomplish because of the sacrifices you have made. Thank you for your faithful stewardship! Amid unprecedented challenges, we have invested in our mission and thousands of people have been touched.

We are constantly upgrading our live stream capabilities. We have come a long way from those days in mid-March to a remarkable capacity to spread the Good News. I am so grateful to Rob Orr, Jim Geldermann, Terry Luc and John Nicolau. Thank you to you for your patience, as new features are introduced; sometimes we experience glitches.

One of the most popular liturgies has been the Drive-In Mass that attracts people from all over. Here too, we are always tweaking the production. We moved down from the upstairs patio to the first-floor porch to prepare for the changing of the weather, this has limited the ability for many to see the mass. We are moving to the third-floor conference room windows to try and present a more visible liturgy. Let us know what you think if you attend that mass.

May your week be abundant with God’s blessings!

Fr. Jerry Boland

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Jerry Boland, Pastor

Thoughts on the

Sunday ScripturesIn today’s Gospel, Jesus delivers the parable of the talents; using the example of money rather than abilities or skills. It’s a story about investments, risks and returns.

Stewards understand that God has given them an abundance of spiritual gifts. They know God doesn’t want them to simply receive these blessings and bury them in fear, but to multiply them; to use these gifts to serve Him and others; to spread Christ’s Good News; to go and make disciples of others.

Good stewards invest what God has given them in the service of others and are prepared to render an account when the Lord returns.

Reflect this week on how you are returning your own God-given gifts back to God with increase.

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seek, share, rejoice - news...Russell's Piano Concert is today!Sunday, Nov. 15, 3:00 pm; Sponsored by Guild 22

Russell Stern's concert today will feature all original compositions. This concert will be 75 minutes long without an intermission.

Here is the link for that for the video livestream: https://vimeo.com/473790094

This link can also be accessed from our olphglenview.org website. The video link will also be available after the concert if you are not able to watch at 3:00 PM.

Upcoming Holiday ProtocalsThroughout the COVID crisis, OLPH has adhered to the protocals issued by the state of Illinois and by the Archidiocese of Chicago. Although this has been a challenge for all of us, following these regulations has kept us as safe as possible, both staff and parishioners alike. Please keep that in mind as, over the next few weeks, we announce our plans for celebrating the Holiday season, from Thanksgiving through Christmas.

Dispensation for Sunday and Holiday Masses

The Archdiocese has given dispensation for all Catholics from attending Mass throughout the Holiday season. In the coming weeks, OLPH will be releasing our Christmas Mass schedule. We will be offering as many Masses as physically possible. It is imperative that any parishioners who wish to attend Christmas Mass register through Signup Genius once the schedule is announced.

Of course we will continue to livestream Mass as we have been doing and our Christmas Mass will be available for viewing from our website and other social media. We encourage all families to view Christmas Mass together from your homes if you are not able to come to church.

Regulations regarding printed materials

OLPH Church has a tradition of supplying calendars and Advent Companion booklets for our parishioners.

Unfortunately, the Archdiocese’s COVID Guidelines do not permit materials in the church at this time. We will not be distributing 2021 calendars this season.

We also cannot distribute Advent booklets this year. To help you continue this tradition on your own, we have compiled a list of resources to help you purchase a companion booklet. Some products can be bought at bulk prices so reach out to your family members, friends, and ministries to see if they want to purchase with you.

Magnificat Advent Companion 2020 ($4.99)

bookstore.magnificat.net/advent-companion.html

Divine Word Gift Shop, 1835 Waukegan Rd, Northbrook, IL 60062, (847) 272-7605

Magnifcat Advent products for kids: https://bookstore.magnificat.net/children-s-books/advent-and-christmas.html

Little Blue Advent Book ($4.00)

Kindle Version: www.amazon.com/Little-Advent-Christmas-Seasons-2020-2021-ebook/dp/B08KGNFKRC/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Little+Blue+Advent+Book&qid=1605045857&sr=8-1

Print Version: https://littlebooks.org/seasonal-books/advent-christmas-season

Bishop Barron’s Advent Gospel Reflections (Free for the cost of shipping and handling)

https://bishopbarronbooks.com/adventgospelreflectionbooks2020

(PLEASE NOTE: All the website information listed here will be live links in the electronic version of this Bulletin.)

In next week's Bulletin, we will share online resources for you to receive daily Advent reflections in your email inbox.

OLPH is committed to providing the safest environment possible for our parishioners. Through love and respect for one another, our staff and congregation have prevented an outbreak so far by carefully following the Archdiocese Guidelines.

We will continue to adhere to these procedures to the best of our ability so we can continue to worship, pray and receive the sacraments together as one family in Christ.

Thank you for your understanding and your cooperation!

Russell Stern

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Sharing MinistryPlease remember: The Sharing Room remains closed during the Covid crisis. Do not drop off items outside of the Sharing Room. We CANNOT ACCEPT DONATIONS at this time.

Food 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

Our Lady of Tepeyac Food Pantry2226 S. Whipple St.Chicago, IL 60623Attn: Donna Oborski

Catholic Charities Social Services Center1120 W. 79th St.,Chicago, IL 60620Attn: Fitz Craan(This facility services the community of St. Sabina’s)

A Befriend a Family Appeal…“We walk with fear, but live with faith.” I wish I could thank you personally and I pray God continue to bless you during these troubled times.

I am a 30 year-old mother that worries but gets up every day ready to tackle whatever comes my way. But this year has been the most traumatic and challenging year for me and my family.

During the beginning of March my son was diagnosed with ADHD. So when the school shut down it effected my baby both towards his education and mentality. A lot of resources have gotten limited and with no child care available, I can’t work or provide for him like I used to. I’m falling behind on bills, we barely have food. I’m not sure what’s going to happen next but all we can do is keep pushing day by day.

We are fighters! COVID won’t break us!!

I believe we are all connected. COVID didn’t just traumatically affect me, it affected all of us.

I just don’t believe in writing sad letters. I look at this like a walk through faith, good or bad.

We are looking for donors to provide holiday support for needy families, such as the one featured in the letter above. We are looking to support as many as 175 families from our sharing parishes as well as local families served by Sr. Paulanne. This year all giving will be through gift cards for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.

We assign families based upon your preference for family size. You can also decide if you want to support a local family or one through our sharing parishes. You will receive a family profile. Giving is done anonymously. Contact Stacy Dolan, stacydolan5@aol.com, for more information.

Coat DriveWe are looking for about 200 clean, warm, adult coats in response to requests from our sharing parishes. Please bag and label for gender and size to facilitate distribution at the sharing parishes. Coats can be delivered to Betty Collins at 640 Glenridge, Glenview. Please leave in front of garage.

Clothing and Housewares DonationsThe Sharing Room remains closed due to Covid. In the past, clothing donations we received were carefully sorted and most donated items were sent to agencies which serve the needy. Higher end items and items with tags were sent to the Glenview Community Church Resale Shop. 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.

While 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. They will be open and accepting donations on Wed., Fri., and Sat. between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm and on Thu. 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.

Shop Jewel For Turkey Dinners for SharingJewel Foods (Patriot and Lake) is once again collecting for holiday dinners for Sharing. We will receive fully cooked turkeys and side dishes for Thanksgiving and Hams and sides for Christmas. We will distribute to Sr. Paulanne's Needy Family Fund clients, our sharing parishes as they express need and other outlets we serve.

Please consider shopping at the store and donate at the registers.

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seek, share, rejoice - parish summit, raffle, koc, evOLve...Parish Summit RecapLast week, Susan Logan and the Parish Pastoral Council presented the virtual Parish Summit. It was a wonderful event and featured an excellent presentation by Rev. Steve Katsouros. For more information about Rev. Katsouros and his work with the Come to Believe Network visit:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/better-normal-come-believe-network-steve-katsouros-s-j-?articleId=6669324409016262656

For information about Arupe College of Loyola University Chicago go to https://www.luc.edu/arrupe/

Men's Club Raffle Congratulations to the Men's Club Raffle winners and thank you to all who participated.

Grand Prize: $10,000 Bradley Irwin

Second Prize: $2,500 Dave Brittsan

Third prize: $1,500 Jim & Beth Jennings

Fourth Prize: $500 John Nicolau

Fifth Prize: $500 Steve Fischer

Knights of ColumbusDid you know you can now join the Knights of Columbus online?

Online exemplification ceremonies are now available to become a 3rd degree Knight without leaving the comfort of your own home. Visit KofC.org/exemplification or call Russ Perrine 815-315-3800 or Russell888@comcast.net

There is a place in the KofC for ladies. The ladies auxiliary is now looking for new members. You do not have to be married to a Knight, just have the desire to help your church.

Contact Diana Battaglia at 847-965-1008 or joebattaglia55@gmail.com

In the late 19th century, the Knights of Columbus took its name at a time of intense anti-Catholicism. Our founding members wanted to show that Catholics played an essential role in the exploration and development of America since its earliest days, and that a Catholic could be both a good citizen and a good Catholic.

However, anti-Catholicism persisted. In the 1920s, the Ku Klux Klan tried to stop Columbus Day celebrations and opposed Columbus statues simply because Columbus was a Catholic. We opposed the KKK then and have continued to stand up against bigotry directed at Catholics and others.

We stood up against the persecution of Catholics in Mexico in the 1920s, spoke out for the Jews of Germany in the 1930s and worked for religious freedom behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. Today, we are rebuilding Christian communities in the Middle East that were targeted for genocide. Each of us can be proud of our history of standing up for the most vulnerable among us.

Come join us in the fight for Christian values.

EvOLve Adult EducationA Virtual Presentation by Pauline Viviano

Title: "Exploring the Beatitudes"

The Beatitudes are said to “shed light on the actions and attitudes characteristic of the Christian life.” (Catechism, Art. 2.1.1717), but what is a “beatitude”? What do the “Beatitudes” mean in the context of the gospel? What do they mean in the context of Christian life today? In this presentation we will answer these questions as we explore the meaning of these “paradoxical promises” as they are found in Matthew’s gospel (5:3-12).

To view this video presentation Click this link in the electronic version of this Bulletin:

https://vimeopro.com/user3103376/olph-video-stories/video/471243482

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This video can also be accessed from the homepage of our website olphglenview.org.

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Pauline Viviano

Susan Logan on Zoom

Rev. Steve Katsouros

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seek, share, rejoice -religious education...Nothing is more practical than finding God, than falling in Love in a quite absolute, final way

Dear OLPH RE Family,

I participated in my first Annual OLPH Parish Summit last Saturday via Zoom, Finding Healing and Hope in Challenging Times. I will provide you with a short reflection here. As I listened to the keynote speaker, Rev. Steve Katsouros, SJ, two things struck me: Servant of God, Fr. Pedro Arrupe SJ and cannonballs.

First, the cannonballs. Fr. Katsouros reminded us of St. Ignatius’ injuries from a cannonball, striking his leg, severely damaging and disfiguring his leg, and ending his career as a soldier. Fr. Katsouros asked, “What are the cannonballs in your life?” As a Catholic, I understand the cannonballs to be the crosses in our lives. Those experiences that deeply challenge and change us for our good although we do not always recognize the good at the time. Remember that Jesus taught us to take up our cross and follow Him, which may be a puzzling invitation.

These cannonballs or crosses in our lives are real struggle and pain. But Christ has a way of transforming crosses into resurrections and cannonballs into true conversion experiences to Him, resulting in the joy and peace of our souls and the transformation of our lives. This we may rely on.

Fr. Katsouros stated that if you had a Jesuit education, you would know that Fr. Arrupe taught, and I found the quote here:

“our educational objective must be to form men-and-women-for-others; men and women who will live not for themselves but for God and his Christ.”

Isn’t this what we hope and pray for all our children and families here at OLPH? I know that I do.

Whenever I recall Fr. Arrupe, I connect to his beautiful prayer that helped me to recognize my own falling in love with Christ, and the way His love transformed me and my life. Here it is:

“Nothing is more practical thanfinding God, than falling in Love

in a quite absolute, final way.What you are in love with,

what seizes your imagination, will affect everything.It will decide

what will get you out of bed in the morning,what you do with your evenings,how you spend your weekends,what you read, whom you know,

what breaks your heart,and what amazes you with joy and gratitude.

Fall in Love, stay in love, and it will decide everything.”

For information about OLPH RE and family faith resources, please visit our new OLPH RE website landing page at www.olphre.org/splash

Blessings!

Margaret WaldronDRE, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish

mwaldron@olphglenview.orgDirect Line: 847-998-5289

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seek, share, rejoice - men's club christmas party...

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seek, share, rejoice - annual poinsettia sale...

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seek, share, rejoice - creation care...Creation Care Ministry OLPH Let’s Continue Greening Up This Holiday Season!Like all of you, the Creation Care Ministry has been on a bit of a hiatus since the pandemic came upon us earlier this year. You may have noticed that we have not shared with you any thoughts in the Sunday Bulletin on what we all can do to further the teachings of Laudato Si’. But it is time for us to get back at it, particularly with the Holiday Season coming fast upon us.

With that in mind, there was an article recently in the Environmental Defense Fund’s Fall 2020 issue that you might find easy to follow and help avoid the needless waste that can occur this time of year. The article entitled “How to make online shopping a safer option for the planet”, by Joanna Foster, provided the following 6 tips for greener online shopping. We hope you will all think about these tips in the coming weeks!

◊ Don’t rush it. Next-day delivery options free us from the chore of planning ahead. But when you select the “I need it now” shipping option, you are contributing to the likelihood that partially full diesel delivery trucks will be patrolling your neighborhood.

When you pick a slower shipping option, companies can consolidate loads and routes and make the most energy efficient delivery. Fewer trucks also lighten the pollution for the neighborhoods surrounding depots and warehouses, which are often low income and communities of color.

◊ Think it through. When ordering, be mindful. Remember, there’s no such thing as a free return. Your credit card might be unaffected when you change your mind about a purchase, but returns essentially double the environmental impact of an order. “The impact is real,” says EDF’s Aileen Nowlan, who helps cities and companies manage and mitigate local air pollution. “You’re actually increasing air pollution in your own neighborhood.”

◊ Consumers, unite! Purchasing power can drive positive change. Tell companies that you want to hear a plan for them to clean up their act. According to Nowlan, the trucks that are responsible for the final leg of the delivery process are perfectly poised to switch to full electrification. These trucks typically drive less than 100 miles a day and are parked all night in a central location. “The technology is there and it’s cost-effective,” says Nowlan. “But these companies need to be motivated by customers demanding cleaner alternatives.”

◊ Give back. Once you’ve unpacked your treasures, it’s time to recycle or repurpose all that packaging. You can help the environment and your neighbors by using old cardboard boxes to ship donations through the Give Back Box program (givebackbox.com/works). Fill an old box with gently used clothing or household items, print the prepaid label and ship as usual. Your box will be donated to your nearest participating charity organization.

◊ Grow greener. Did you know you can use an old cardboard box to make an indoor composting bin with minimal fuss? All you need is a large cardboard box and some coco peat and rice husk ash or hardwood ash from a gardening store. Composting household food scraps is more than just a crunchy hobby. It prevents organic matter from ending up in landfills where it decomposes to release methane, a potent greenhouse gas. You can use the compost to enrich the soil for houseplants or to grow vegetables and flowers. A layer of used cardboard in your flowerbeds or kitchen garden is also a safe and effective weapon against weeds.

◊ Get crafty. Rather than buying more and more toys to keep your stir-crazy kids quiet while you work, challenge them to get creative with all that cardboard you already have lying around.

Build a dollhouse, a spaceship or a fort. You’ll be giving a second life to what would otherwise end up on the curb. You’ll also be raising imaginative environmentalists.

OLPH, let’s all do our part this Holiday Season.

Thank you.

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announcements...U.S. MILITARY PRAYER LIST

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

LTJG James Kowalski, OverseasLT Kenneth PittnerAWS3 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 Fischl1LT Devon HubbardCPT Connor Love, OverseasPVT Taylor Mack2 LT Athena MacLain1LT Martin Mahoney CPT Gavin McGarryPFC John MilesPVT Andrew Perez2LT Jake PekoshCapt Raz Shields

US ARMY

US AIR FORCE

US NAVY

US COAST GUARD

US MARINES

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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Loyola Academy Online Entrance Exam8th grade students are invited to take the Loyola Academy Online Entrance Exam Saturday, December 5, at 8:00amPre-registration for the exam is required. Online registration will be available Nov.13 - Nov. 30 at goramblers.org.

Any student needing support regarding technology or internet should contact the Admissions Office at admissions@loy.org

Loyola Academy admits students of any race, color, and national origin or ethnic origin.

Parish Announcements

RCIAHas the Holy Spirit been nudging you to join the Catholic Church?

Are you curious, intrigued, perhaps a little nervous to start the process?

If so, the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) is just for you! You will be introduced – in a no-pressure, no-judgment environment -- to the various aspects of Catholic beliefs and practices.

If you are already a validly-baptized Christian and have never had a formal formation in the faith and would like to explore more about becoming Catholic, RCIA is also for you.

For more info, contact the parish office at 847-729-1525

or email Fr. Larry at lbasbas@olphglenview.org

Is the Holy Spirit calling

you?

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Guild 5 and the Women's Clubwill be collecting

NEW - Adult Hats, Gloves, and Socks during the month of November.

Thank you for always helping others in need.Drop off Places:

Betty Collins - 640 Glenridge DrivePatty Farrell- 2504 Osage Drive

Paula Cantwell - 1334 Somerset Drive

our weekly intentions: november 15 - november 22...

Sunday, November 15Thomas Bryant and Eileen Hoekstra Ed Just and Ernest Peter Puccillo Joe Anzaldi and Ken Krueger (MFTL) Nalongo Imelda and Fr Patrick Kizza & Family (MFTL)

Monday, November 16Fr. Matthew Gamber, S.J.

Tuesday, November 17Maureen Belletynee and William Carey

Wednesday, November 18Raymond SteinbisBrendan Feeney and Fr. Matthew Gamber, S.J.

Thursday, November 19Fr. John Stejskal & Silhanek FamiliesMaria & Leonel Peralta Family (MFTL)

Friday, November 20 Mary Hand and Patricia Cienkus (MFTL)William “Billy” Glynn

Saturday, November 21Mathew Joseph, Jr. and Dr. Thomas E. Murphy Rosemary Sullivan and Helen GoldenCarol Sbarbaro, John Michael Cox and The Gleason Family

Sunday, November 22Cecelia & Sigmund Williams and Eamon & Sue GaughanEvelyn Hirtzig and Julia Dowdle John Abel and Exaltation Dias MaryBeth AllbrightAlfred & Mary Gaber and Mike Close

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 Jan CarlsonBrian CorbettSr. Mary FrancisRichard HicksTom HopkinsCameron KarampelasKlara LutzInfant Lincoln MartinsenLogan PragovichClare Elizabeth RiderAmy RizzoSharon Olivia Sefert John Serpico

Celeste SierackiPatrick SteinJohn StonisMarge TheriaultEd TraczNancy Van Der BoschJames WeglewskiChris WehkingGerry WeilandChris WeissKelly WetoskaMonique WoelFr. Rich YanosEllie WoodJean Huspen Zeitler

Our Beloved Deceased Rosaria Novi, mother of John, Jr.

Ronald Reszel, father of Fr. Marc Reszel

John Stuebe, father of Jill Gracia and Matt

Upcoming Weddings II Annie O’Gara & Patrick Derrig

I Marc Ansay & Sally Bae

BaptismsMargaret Elin, daughter of Carrie Huisingh and Brian Johnson

Connor James, son of Rebecca (Kane) Osterhout and Daniel Osterhout

Hats, Gloves, & Socks Drive

parish information...

Rev. Jeremiah Boland, Pastorext. 117 • jboland@olphglenview.orgRev. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor EmeritusRev. Patrick Kizza, Associate Pastor, Chaplain of RE & Scripture Studyext. 114 • pkizza@olphglenview.orRev. Larry Basbas, Associate Pastor, Chaplain of Liturgy & Evangelizationext. 111 • lbasbas@olphglenview.orgRev. Jim Barrett, Residentext. 210 • jbarrett@olphglenview.orgJim & Pat Revord, Deacon Couplejimandpatrevord@att.netDave & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon Coupledkalina@olphglenview.orgDeacon Christopher Weiland ext. 130 • cweiland@olphglenview.orgMary Lynne Januszewski , Director of Finance & Operationsext. 123 • mjanuszewski@olphglenview.orgMike Hrvojevic, Director of Facilitiesext. 113 • mikeh@olphglenview.org

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

Bereavement Support Deacon Dave Kalina 847.729.1525 ext. 125 dkalina@olphglenview.orgParish Social Worker Sister Chioma Ahanihu 312-655-7725Confidential Assistance Sister Paulanne 847.724.2044Hospital/Nursing Home Visits Rick Nash 847.651.8718 rick.nash@comcast.netHomebound Visits Jim Vlazny 847.724.0265 jamesvlazny@aol.comRespect Life Monica Cassidy 847.724.7206 monccas@comcast.netOffice for Protection of Children and Youth 312.534.5254The Office of Assistance Ministry 312.534.8267

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SUITE 107, GLENVIEW, IL

OUR STATE OF THE ART OFFICE PROVIDES: • COMPASSIONATE CARE • SKILLED DOCTORS • SUPERIOR TECHNIQUE

OLPH PARISHIONERS HAVE TRUSTED US WITHTHEIR DENTAL CARE FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS!

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Lynch RoofingLocated in

Wilmette & Winnetka• ROOFING & GUTTER INSTALLED• CARPENTRY REPAIRS OF ANY ROTTED AREA• DOWNSPOUT DISCONNECTING • GUTTER CLEANING SERVICE 847-251-7405• PLASTER & DRYWALL REPAIR 847-217-0004

Del Vasey Jackie Vasey

2111 Chestnut Ave., Glenview, IL • New LocationState Farm Insurance Companies

Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois

• Auto • Home •• Renters • Life •

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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

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Robbins Headache ClinicFor more than 25 years,

headache sufferers in the

Chicago area have found

relief from their pain.

Lawrence Robbins, M.D.

Brooke Phenicie, NP-C Parishioner

Certified Headache Specialist

847-374-93992610 Lake Cook Road

Suite 160 • Riverwoods, ILwww.chicagoheadacheclinic.com

SERVPRO of Glenview

Jeff Thompson, Parishioner 24/7 Service

847-832-93001510 Paddock Drive, Northbrook, IL 60062

CUMMINGS DAILY FINANCE

Helping seniors remain independentby assisting with the payment of bills,

maintaining financial records and completingother personal financial and household tasks.To learn more please contact Rick Cummings atrickcummings1@icloud.com

or 312.404.1087Member: American Association of Daily Money Managers (aadmm.com)

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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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630-261-0400

Proud OLPH ParishionerFamily Owned & Operated

Real Estate Brokerage Since 1906. Specializing in Property Management,

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312.987.1900

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Glenview, IL 60025

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companions for seniorsServing the community for over 15 yearswww.companionsforseniors.com

affordable non-medical in-home careCall Sam: (773) 259-8420

Roofing • Siding • WindowsFree Estimates Family Owned

773.742.4402 Roofing Lic.# 104-009559 Call for Parishioner Discount

• Cuts • Color • Perms• Up-Dos • Styling

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SHEWCHUCKinsurance agency

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1545 Waukegan Road, Glenview, IL

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Adopt a Friend for LifeAdoptions 11am-5pm

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Trusted Adviser, Neighbor, FriendPurchase | Refi | Debt Consolidation | Mortgage Insurance/HELOC Elimination

JAMES R. TAUSCHÉSenior VP of Residential LendingOLPH ParishionerM: 312-339-9135O: 312-654-7209

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400 Skokie Blvd., Suite 100 • Northbrook, IL 60062

EQUAL HOUSING LENDER

James R. Tausche (IL:031.000012 NMLS:144571) an agent of Draper and Kramer Mortgage Corp. (NMLS: 2551) IL

Residential Mortgage Licensee No. MB.0004263 © 2018 Draper and Kramer Mortgage Corp. 04/18 03197-01

MORTON GROVE COINS & COLLECTIBLESbuying and selling

847-967-92009241 Waukegan Road Morton Grove

CHUCK’S AUTO BODY, INC.

2030-2032 Lehigh Ave.Glenview Since 1964

Parishioner10% DISCOUNT ON

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COLLEEN JENNINGS STEINReal Estate Broker

“Nobody knows Glenview better...”Lifelong Parishioner • O.I.P.H. Graduate

847.722.9691homes@colleenstein.com

ILLINI HOME INSPECTIONS

QUALITY WORK!312.622.1818

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Consider RememberingYour Parish in Your Will.

For further information, please call the Parish Office.

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washes with ADVERTISED soapputs on ADVERTISED clothes

drinks a cup of ADVERTISED coffee

drives to workin an ADVERTISED car

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