Our Lady of Peace 701 Plainfield Rd.~ Darien, Illinois 60561 (630) 323-4333

The Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception

Peace , Fr. Walter

These are the last two needs recognized by William Glasser, MD as “genetic,” which means we are “wired” to have these needs fulfilled in us. The other two needs already discussed here were Power (or self- esteem) and Love and Belonging. Fulfilling these needs gives us a sense of satisfaction. Not fulfilling these needs distresses us. Every-body is doing the best they can, but nonetheless, if we try to fulfill these needs in a wrong way, our distress remains. Our lives may end up with high levels of stress, leav-ing us angry and at odds with other people. The simplest way of fulfilling these needs is to ask ourselves if our current method of decision making works for us. Do we enjoy strong bonds with others, and are we at peace with ourselves? Yes, living healthy does admittedly involve some effort. But if I want to live healthy, I won’t mind the effort. The best way to do this is to have fun doing it. The best way to even live is to allow for ourselves to have fun in life. Will Rogers once said that the shortest distance between two people is a laugh. How much fun do I have in life? What makes this question im-portant is that, again, this too is genetic. I write this knowing that people may wonder why fun is even mentioned, but if we are going to take an honest look at what it means to be mentally healthy, there is no way that we cannot examine the quality of fun in our lives. Even taking a break can be fun. Fun can bond a family even closer. Taking a family vacation or just doing something together as a family can easily be seen as psy-chologically healthy for one and all. All that needs to be remembered is that not every-one agrees on what exactly IS fun. Remember, you have free will; you have the power to choose. For this reason, freedom is the last genetic need. Here is where the Roman Catholic Church can play such an important role in our lives. We primarily experience the Catholic Church by means of parish. Through the parish’s leadership we learn Catholic teachings. We learn that the church values our freedom, a best genetic need, and it does this by valuing our conscience. We are encouraged to develop our conscience by choosing to be committed to the Church and be formed by it. This takes time. If there are any current conflicts, we must choose both to follow our conscience and to stay in dialogue with Church teachings. In this way we learn more about why the Church states what it does. We may see where we were wrong. The Church further values our freedom by reminding us that although we have the right to judge the outward action of another as wrong, we cannot judge another per-son’s heart. That sort of judgement belongs to God. This teaching of the Church gives us the freedom to love more. It is precisely in Christ’s teachings not to judge another, we acquire the ability to love more.

From Father Walter ’s desk… “Fun & Freedom”

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MONTHLY FOOD PANTRY: Please help the less fortunate with a charitable gift. Your donation allows us to supply the needy with food from week to week. The recipients graciously thank you and God continues to bless you.

LITURGICAL ROLES

MASS INTENTIONS October 9-15

LECTOR SCHEDULE

October 14

5:00pm - Gerry Farganus

October 15

7:00am - Diane Ray 8:30am - Jerry Barton 10:15am - Bob Mitchell 12 noon - Rita Jimenez 6:30pm - Ciancios

OFFERING COUNTERS

October 16

Donna Preucil Joan Prerost

Frank Prerost Fran Belcastro

Cyndi Wade Joanne Long

PARISH REGISTRATION

If you would like to become a parishioner at

Our Lady of Peace Parish, please visit our website at

www.olopdarien.org If you wish to register in person,

please visit the Parish Office. Monday - Friday 8:00am-1:00pm

Monday: Jon 1:1-- 2:2, 11; Jon 2:3-5, 8; Lk 10:25- 37 Tuesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 130:1b-4ab, 7-8; Lk 10:38- 42 Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11; Ps 86:3-6, 9-10; Lk 11:1-4 Thursday: Mal 3:13-20b; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 11:5-13 Friday: Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2; Ps 9:2-3, 6, 16, 8-9; Lk 11:15-26 Saturday: Jl 4:12-21; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12; Lk 11:27-28 Sunday: Is 25:6-10a; Ps 23:1-6; Phil 4:12-14, 19-20; Mt 22:1-14 [1-10]

MASS INTENTIONS October 7/8

Daily Mass: Monday-Saturday 7:30am

Monday 10/9 (D) Deacon Paul Brachle —————————————————————————————————-—————–—————

Tuesday 10/10 (L) Bob & Eileen Dolehide Wedding Anniversary —–————————————————————————————————————–—–————-

Wednesday 10/11 (D) Ella Ping ———————————————————————————————————————–————-

Thursday 10/12 (L) Bishop Daniel Conlon ———————————————————————————————————————–————-

Friday 10/13 (D) Elenore Storc ——————————————————————————————————————–—————-

Saturday 10/14 (D) Deacon Paul Brachle —--————————————————————————-——–———--

5:00pm (D) Helen Bialas Msgr. Jim ——————————————————————————————————————–————-—

Sunday 10/15 (D) Mitch & John Razny 7:00am Fr. Mark Baron —————————————————————————–——————

8:30am (D) Verneal Fritz Fr. Walter (D) Maria Theresa Maghanoy (D) Michael & Henry Lazarski (D) Mary Mocerino —————————————————————–——————–———-

10:15am (D) Stephen Gregorovic Fr. Michael —————————————————————————————–———-

12:00pm (D) Lillian Mikos Msgr. Jim ——————————————————————————–—————————————

6:30pm (D) Laverne Steinke Fr. Mark Baron __________________________________________

Celebrants Subject To Change

WEEKLY READINGS

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5:00pm (D) Velma & James Gartland --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

7:00am (D) Deacon Paul Brachle

8:30am Holy Name Society (D) Susan McCarthy (L) Sr. Gemma Maria Parisi (D) Antonio & Lionel Ortiz

10:15am (D) Stella Weiss

12:00pm (D) Dionisio & Francisca Ragasa

6:30pm (D) Nancy Murray

Through the Saving Waters of Baptism, we will welcome…

Cassidy Lynn Tellers

WEDDING BANNS

Your prayers have been a tremendous source of healing, empowerment, enrichment, and prophecies for all of the sick of Our Lady of Peace, especially those listed below.

Join us daily by sharing your spirituality and prayer devotions for the sick.

Michael Abrahamson, Alan Amann, Joseph Bielaga, Dcn. Frank Bina, Bill/James Bleacher, Linda Bronsteader, Judy C., Katy Counihan, Mario/Ann Cristofaro, Anne-Ellie Deutsch, Frank Dipo-diva, Brooklynn Drab, Fran Goodell, Mark Herwaldt, JoAnne Hug, Mary Johnson, Dan Kieras, Bro. Leonard Konopka, MIC, Mark Krysiak, Robert Leverence, Rev. David Lord, Amy Lynch, Sylvia Malicki, Camille Manz, Laverne Marchese, John Matt, Donna Menard, Eusemia Mesina, Ronald Molfese, Don Nietzel, Joan No-vak, Marilyn Pallardy, Rose Marie Pedryc, Helen Peschel, Agatha Piwcwicz, J. Pisarczyk, Stanley H. Ploskonka, Joan Ritzert, Laura & George Rossano, Dan Sackett, Charlie Sanders, Maria Santos, Tony Sekera, Joyce Smith, Karlton Smith, Bertha Sobotka, Jim Sobun, Marylyn Sobun, Patricia Soukup, Gerald Tampier, Diane Treend

And for the seriously ill children of our Parish:

Emma Tucker, Damien Turrubiartes, Joey Ventimiglia, Martin Viau

BAPTISMS

It is with joy that we announce the upcoming weddings/sacramental marriage

Michelle & Edward Conforti

Laura GlaZ & John Weil

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

ANNIVERSARY WISHES Congratulations to

Jim & Marylyn Sobun 54th Wedding Anniversary

SundayBudget:$21,500Actual:$22,619Surplus:$1,622EmergencyDisasterCollections(todate)$20,997STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE

Please pray for the joyful rebirth into the eternal celebration of God’s love for the departed

Patricia Dedek

Please pray for the servicemen and women of our parish

Airman First Class Alyssa Dreksler

BORN INTO ETERNAL LIFE

ANNOUNCING... Parish Offices will be closed on

Monday, October 9 in observance of Columbus Day. The offices will reopen on Tuesday, October 10th at 8:00am.

Let us remember all those affected by the shooting in Las Vegas

Do not be conquered by evil but conquer evil with good.

~Romans 12:21

Vineyard & Cornerstone. The Bible stories today are pretty straightfor-

ward. We are the vineyard-the owner is God. The cornerstone is Jesus- we are the building. What does it mean to be the cherished plant- to be watered and pruned and hoed by God?

What does it mean to be laid brick by brick on the one and sure foundation of Christ Jesus?

~How will I be fruitful, be generous, be good?

~How will I stay attached to Jesus? ~How will I cherish my chosen place on vine and

in building?

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Donut Sunday! All parishioners are invited to attend the Sun-day Donut Program in the Church Hall. on

Sunday, October 15th from 7:30am until 12:00 noon.

Additional volunteers are needed, both adults and teenagers. Please email blockwalter@hotmail.com

Blessing of Pets Sunday, October 8th at 3:00pm

(St. Francis of Assisi Feast Day is October 4)

Father Walter will hold a special “Pet Blessing” out-side the front of church on Sunday, October 8, 2017

at 3pm. Montini Catholic High School Open House

Sunday, October 15, 2017

Montini Catholic High School will be hosting the first of 2 Open Houses for grade school students and their families on Sunday,

October 15th from 1:30-3:30pm.

Montini Catholic High School has programs that challenge and encourage students to develop academically, socially and spirit-

ually.

Information will be available regarding our Academic Scholarship program for incoming freshman taking our December 2, 2017

Placement Exam.

For more information visit www.montini.org or contact Kim Richmond, Admissions Coordinator at 630-627-6930 x 182.

Montini Catholic High School is located at 19W070 16th St. in Lombard

Book Club News! Thanks to all who participated in the

September meeting! The selections for October is “Be Transformed: The Heal-ing Power of the Sacraments” by Bob

Schuchts. Our Discussion will be Wednesday, October 25th from 7-

8:30pm in the Art room at the school. Please contact Cindy Santay (olopbookclub@gmail.com or

630.963.9187) if you have any questions.

The Still Missed Support Program of AMITA Health

Adventist Hinsdale Medical Center warmly invites you to join us at our

29th Annual Memorial Service to commemorate the lives of our children

Wednesday, October 25, 2017 7:00pm*

*Gathering time/memento preparation begins at 6:30pm

Hinsdale United Methodist Church 945 S. Garfield Avenue, Hinsdale

R.S.V.P. for this family event

630.856.4497

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month To learn more about Catholic response, visit the U.S. Bishop’s website for their Pastoral Letter: “When I Call for

Help” (http://bit.ly/usccb_dv) If you or a family member or friend needs help now, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline, 800-799-7233 (24 hours); 800-787-3223 (TTY); www.ndvh.org. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

Pray with us at 3:00pm each day for family peace

Catholics believe that God loves and cares for everyone, and that God knows their pain and concerns. Catholics For Family Peace invites you to join us in a moment of prayer at 3:00pm, wherever you are, for those suffering from violence and abuse and those who use violence to control others. We pray for them and for all who work to end domestic Violence.

Would you set an alarm to join us each day to pray at 3:00pm?

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Our Lady of Peace School is offering the opportunity for children who turn 3 years old between September 2, 2017- December 31, 2017 to enroll in an “Introduction to Preschool” for the remainder of the school year. Children will need to be fully potty trained and out of Pull-Ups/training pants. There are limited spots available for students to enroll for our Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday morning ses-sions. Students will be instructed in letter, number, color recognition and much more. This is a wonderful experience for your child to attend preschool and allow them the chance to interact socially with peers. If interested please contact the Our Lady of Peace School office at 630-325-9220 for more information.

Food prepared for the needy. Gifts of fresh vegetables from Sunny Patch and donated potatoes from Zoroastrian Association of

Metropolitan Chicago

Our Lady of Peace Food Pantry

The Women’s Center is a pregnancy resource center. Because of the care and concern of our staff, volunteers, and benefactors, each year over 70% of the women we serve who felt abor on was their only op on, choose life. We provide prac cal help, including counseling, clothes, baby furniture, referral services, etc. as needed. JOB OPENING: We are in search of a part- me Medical Service Manager to provide limited obstetrical ultrasounds and oversee the Medical Services Department. The ideal candidate is a registered nurse in the state of Illinois in good standing who exhibits professionalism, compas-

sion for women in difficult life circumstances and a strong commitment to the sanc ty of all human life. Cer fied training in limited obstetrical ultrasounds will be provided. Please submit a resume to mstrom@GoTWC.org. No phone calls please. JOB OPENING: Seeking RDMS cer fied Sonographers to conduct limited OB ultra-sounds. Mul ple shi s are available in our Cicero Avenue (north side) office and Evergreen Park office. Please submit a resume to mstrom@GoTWC.org. No phone calls please. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Looking to join a team of fellow pro-lifers to help save moms and babies from abor on? 1) We are looking for a new volunteer on Monday Wednesday a ernoons as a lobby recep onist. 2) We are looking for volunteers to sort donated items and assist clients in our Family Resource Room. 3) We are always looking for bi-lingual volunteers who are conversa onal in Spanish to help in special areas. 4) We are seeking male volunteers to assist with trans-por ng baby furniture dona ons. For more info on these volunteer roles, call us at 773-794-4771. SEEKING DONATIONS: We are in immediate need of 6 infant car seat/carriers, also 5 large car seats for 20 to 40 lb (by law all car seats must be less than 7 years old), Also needed are: 6 walkers, 4 toddler beds, 5 strollers, 3 double strollers, baby carriers, po y chairs, baby bo les, baby formula, baby food, (which are s ll in date), diapers in sizes 5 and 6 only, small maternity clothes, boys 5T and girls 2T clothing. These items cannot be picked up unless accompanied by baby furniture. The families who receive these things are grateful for your generosity. For our address, or if a pick-up by a volunteer is needed, please call 773-794-1313

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GREAT CRUSADER PINK OUT

Our school held its second annual Great Crusader Pink Out on Friday, September 29th. All the students and staff were asked to wear PINK, PINK, and more PINK! We also asked everyone to bring a donation of at least $1 that will go towards breast cancer research. We raised $450 for this great cause! What a great way to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month! The kids and staff had a great time dressing in all of their pink, while raising both awareness and money for this wonderful cause. This is a picture of some of our seventh graders and it is clear that many of them went all out for the cause. PRE-KINDERGARTEN There are still a couple of slots available for our three year old and four year old pre-kindergarten classes. There are a few half day options available for our three year old program and both half and full day options available at the four year old level.

Crusader Chronicles October 8, 2017

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Do you have a son or daughter that has recently turned three or will be turning three before January 1st? Did you know that you could send your child to our Tuesday/Thursday morning program to get a jump start on pre-kindergarten. Please call the school office (630-325-9220) with any questions that you may have about this. All chil-dren in the pre-k program must be potty trained and out of pullups. TRIVIA NIGHT The Home School Association held their annual Trivia Night on Friday, September 29th. It was a wonderful evening and lots of fun was had by all! Thank you to the Tony and Sue Duffy for putting such a wonderful event together. We would also like to thank the following local businesses for their donations for the prizes from the evening: Sylvia's Bakery 8117 S. Cass Ave, Darien, 630-971-0389....A delicious assortment of bak-ery treats, specializing in specialty cakes that are so good! Nothing Bundt Cakes 7517 S. Cass Ave, Darien, 630-541-8725 ... Melt in your mouth bundt cakes of all sizes. A perfect flavor and size for everyone! Capri Ristorante 1001 W 75th St, Ste. 157A, Woodridge, 331-903-6397 ... Mouth watering Italian cuisine! Scapegoat Lounge, 10S656 Kingery Hwy, Willowbrook, 630-828-2940 ... Eclectic Wom-en Owned establishment with craft beers, original recipe drinks, and tasty bar food. Featuring live entertainment! HOME RUN INN FUNDRAISER The Home School Association will be hosting their next dinner fundraiser at Home Run Inn on 75th Street on October 17th (11 AM – 9 PM). We would love for everyone to join us. Look for the flyer that you will need to bring with you in the bulletin over the next couple of weeks.

Upcoming Dates

October 9th – Columbus Day, No School October 10th – Home School Association meeting 7 PM

October 13th – School Mass (8:30 AM) October 17th – Home Run Inn dinner fundraiser (11 AM – 9 PM)

October 20th – Grandparents/friends Day Mass (9 AM), 11:30 dismissal

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Stress in Your Marriage? – Retrouvaille is a program for married couples that feel bored, disillusioned, frustrated, or angry in their

marriage. Some experience coldness. Others experience conflict in their relationship. Most don’t know how to change the situation or even communicate with their spouse about it. This program has helped 10’s of 1000’s of couples experiencing difficulties in their

marriage. For confidential information about or to register for the October program beginning with a weekend on October 20-22 call (815) 351-6968 or email: retrouvaillejoliet@gmail.com or visit the

web site at http://www.HelpOurMarriage.com

America Needs Fatima October 14, 2017

12:00 noon In front of the Marquee in the

Church parking lot

America is at a historic crossroad. Secularists are trying to push God

from the public square more than ever before. They reject His beneficiary action upon society. But without God, where will our leaders get the

wisdom to solve the great problems we continue to face? We must stop the secularist advance and

pray to God for help through the intercession of His Mother, Mary. This year, more than ever, we need to pray for our country and its leaders. That is why we’re launching the eight Public Square

Rosary Crusade.

This is a nationwide rally to be held across the country on this day and time. It will only take about 40 minutes. Please join us this year and

bring a friend and a lawn chair.

Any questions, contact Dodie Pryzbycien 630.323.7929

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“CEF 2017 Annual Report Coming Soon” Each year the Catholic Education Foundation (CEF) mails its Annual Report to all CEF do-nors. For all parishioners interested in Catholic education funding in our diocese, this Annual Report serves as a significant informational guide. Since 1996, the CEF has awarded nearly $21

million in scholarships and $450,000 in ministry grants to schools and parishes in our diocese. For the benefit of many of our parish children, last year the CEF provided $2.1 million in financial aid to over 1,600 students. Watch for the CEF Annual Report in your mailbox or visit www.CEFJoliet.org to learn more about important tax advan-taged strategies you may consider for your year-end tax planning. ALSO Don’t Forget -- the CEF is also sponsor-ing the 5th annual Move Your Feet to Give a Child a Seat walk-a-thon in ALL schools throughout the Diocese of Joliet on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. Listen to Relevant Radio (AM 930, 950) for more details.

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Everything that happens at Wellness House is designed to prepare and empower people to fully live life with cancer and beyond. Wellness House’s experts, specialists and programs focus on the individual needs of people through every step of cancer—before, during

and after treatment. Wellness House uses a psychosocial approach based on research, addressing the whole person—socially, emotionally, physically, spiritually and psychologically. Wellness House is a 501c3 non-profit organi-zation located in Hinsdale, and has been offering its services at no cost to participants since 1990. For more information, visit www.wellnesshouse.org.

Presentation on Redemptive Suffering

Why, God? What will I do now?

The Council of Catholic Nurses, Diocese of Joliet, invites you to

Mass and a presentation by Fr. Edward Cronin, Pastor of

St. Jane de Chantal Parish, Sister Maria-Paulina Sterling and Dr. Thomas Zabiega, to look at the treasure of redemptive suffering.

Explore the value of suffering and its mysterious purpose in the

Providence of God. Be amazed at the abundance of grace obtained

by the power of prayer with our suffering.

Saturday, October 14, 2017 at St. Joan of Arc Church,

820 Division St, Lisle, IL 60532

8:15 AM Mass followed by coffee and rolls

9:00 AM to 11:30 AM- Presentation

RN Contact Hours will be awarded. An application has been submitted to Ohio

Nursing Association.

To register or more information, please con-tact Parish Nurse, Sandra Razka, at 630-353-

4533 or srazka@sjalisle.org.

Cost: $10.00. (Add $5.00 for RN Contact hours)

Congratulations to Deacon Larry & Jan Fudacz as they are this year’s recipients of the

Heart of Charity Award from Catholic Charities. (See event information below)

We graciously ask you to consider supporting Catholic Charities in any

way possible.

Thank you to the 23 parish-ioners who were willing to give a pint of their blood at our September 19th blood

drive. Sixty-nine individuals will be aid-ed because of your generosity. The in-dividuals are: D. Bertram, F. Conaghan, K. Debo, P. Donohue, R. Gurke, D. Hardman, J. Kacey, J. Kasjanski, P. Kenny, D. Klima, P. Lang, R. Marcher-iois, G. Miskowicz, . Murray, K. Piccoli (2 Gals.), M. Powers, E. Rackus (2 Gals.), J. Rohrsen, L. Smidowicz, D. Sitkawitz, J. Vicik and D. Wilkinson.

Please mark your calendar; our next blood drive will be November 28th at Eisenhower Junior High School.

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MARRIAGE:

Our Parish is a wonderful setting to celebrate your Sacrament of Marriage. Couples must make arrangements at least 1 year before your proposed wedding date to allow for ample time for Marriage Prep.

Please contact Deacon Larry Fudacz at 630-323-4333 Ext. 20.

BAPTISM:

We ask that the parents be registered members of the parish. First time parents must attend one hour (plus) of Pre-Baptismal instruction held on 2nd or 3rd Tuesdays of February, April, June, August, October and December at 7:30

p.m. in the Church Hall. The Pre-Baptismal class may be taken before the birth of the child. Call Deacon Frank Vonesh for more information and to schedule, at 630-323-4333 Ext. 25.

EUCHARISTIC HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITATION MINISTRY:

Our PASTORAL CARE MINISTERS are available to bring Communion to Shut-Ins at home, in hospitals and nursing homes. Request CARDS for PASTORAL CARE VISITS can be found in the Church Lobby and may be placed in the

weekend collection basket OR, please contact Deacon Pat Kenny at 630-323-4333 Ext. 19.

MARIAN COMMUNITY Rev. Walter Dziordz, MIC - Pastor 630-323-4333, Ext. 14

Rev. Al Micka, MIC - Pastor Emeritus Rev. Anthony Kelpsas, MIC

Clergy: clergyolop@comcast.net __________________________ Msgr. Jim Burnett— Assistant Email: jburnettolp@gmail.com

DEACONS – 630-323-4333 Frank Bina – Retired Larry Fudacz – Ext. 20 lfjf7930@prodigy.net Patrick Kenny-Ext. 19 pkenny@olopdarien.org Frank Vonesh-Ext. 25 fvonesh@olopdarien.org

PARISH Raye Ann Durr - Receptionist/Clerical Assistant, Ext. 17 rdurr@olopdarien.org Heather Barry– Bulletin Editor hbarry@olopdarien.org For Bulletin Submissions Bulletin@olopdarien.org Kellie Moore – Business Manager/Parish Administra-tor 630-323-4392 kmoore@olopdarien.org

John Berardi - Music Director 708-828-2138 jberardi@olopdarien.org

SCHOOL WEBSITE: www.olopschool.org Anthony Wilkinson – Principal 630-325-9220 - awilkinson@olopdarien.org Secretaries—630-325-9220 Eileen Gray-egray@olopdarien.org Bridget Lilja-blilja@olopdarien.org PARISH WEBSITE www.olopdarien.org

PARISH COUNCIL parishcouncil@olopdarien.org

EUCHARISTIC LITURGY SCHEDULE Saturday Evening Mass: 5:00 PM

Sunday: 7:00, 8:30, 10:15 AM & 12:00 Noon & 6:30PM Morning Mass: Monday-Saturday 7:30 AM

HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION

Vigil Mass (Evening before Holy Day) 7:00 PM Holy Day: 7:30 & 9:00 AM & 7:00 PM

CONFESSIONS

Immediately Following Saturday Morning Mass

PARISH REGISTRATION Visit on-line: www.olopdarien.org

Click On: Welcome & Registration Or Call Office: 630-323-4333 Ext. 10 or 17

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Jeanne Waliczek – Coordinator

630-986-8430 – jwaliczek@olopdarien.org Bernadette LaPapa -RE Admin. Assistant

630-986-8430 - blapapa@olopdarien.org

Dc. Larry Fudacz – RCIA & Marriage Prep. 630-323-4333 – Ext. 20 – lfjf7930@prodigy.net Rissa Loucks, Youth Ministry Coordinator

630-487-1507; rloucks@olopdarien.org

SCHOOL FAX 630-325-1995 BUSINESS OFICE FAX 630– 323-0379

To schedule an Anointing of the Sick or a priest visit only, please call our answering service at 630-323-4391. Calls will be returned in a timely manner, between the hours of 8:00 AM and 9:30 PM, based on priest avail-ability, and arrangements will be made to assist your request. No other calls will be handled by this service. Thank You.

DIOCESE OF JOLIET WEBSITE www.dioceseofjoliet..org