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Our Lady of Peace Parish

701 PLAINFIELD ROAD • DARIEN, IL 60561

630-323-4333 Ministry Offered By: The Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception

Serve One Another In Prayer and Action Our Lady of Peace Church and School

On that Mountain, Jesus revealed before mortal eyes the Transcendent Truth of who He is - and who Peter, James and John - and each one of us - will become in Him. They were

invited to exercise their freedom and embrace the path that He had prepared.

March 12, 2017 ~ Second Sunday of Lent

The Transfiguration of the Lord

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Let’s look at the overall picture of what it means to be mentally healthy. Dr. William Glasser, MD, the late founder of Reality Therapy/Choice Theory, bemoaned the fact that a book ex-ists (DSM-5) that classifies mental illness but there is none that classifies the ways we can be mentally healthy. I think he has a point. So again, let’s take a look. First, it is important to know that Dr. Glasser, as a medical doctor and board certified psychiatrist, acknowledged that there can be chemical imbalances in the brain and, as a result, would need various medicines to allow the mind-body to remain balanced. But not all of what we call mental illness falls in that category. Remember the movie with Tom Hanks where he is marooned on an island due to a plane crash? He is there for at least three years, trying to figure out how to leave it in order to go back to society. Eventually, he does figure it out, of course. While there, his only friend is a sports ball (soccer perhaps) who he refers to as Wilson. He talks to Wilson. Why not? Nobody else is there. The ball is his only friend. Now he prepares to leave, courtesy of a well-constructed raft that took that long to figure out how to make, and he takes Wilson on board with him. But in the resulting sea journey, Wilson rolls off. It is after all a ball! But not to Tom Hanks. He cries and cries. He lost his friend. All the movie audiences understand. He had nobody to talk to and made the ball his friend. But let us see somebody on the street talk to themselve, and we’ll look at them and categorize them as “mentally ill.”

In Dr. Glasser’s view, the mind is creative, and much of mental illness (not all!) can really be defined as basic lone-liness and unhappiness. For Glasser, it is typical for much of the mentally ill to not have as much as one healthy relationship.

Christ would have us form ourselves into a community of believers. If forming such groups become successful, much of so-called mental illness would not exist, as we would all be there for each other. That is why the various 12 Step groups are so successful, like AA. Great relationships are formed, both with each other and with God. Why is difficult to reach that sort of successful Church community formation? Thomas Merton is relevant for an answer to this type of question. The famous Trappist monk and writer, in his own attempt to unpack the mean-ing of Original Sin, quite simply states that we are all born selfish. And overcoming selfishness could become a lifelong task, and maybe we would fail at it. Well, that would be true if we have to rely on ourselves. But we don’t. We can rely on Christ and His teachings. We can develop the relationship with Him that He invites us to have, and in this way become unselfish. Again, look at the strength of any 12 Step Group.

Catholics and Christians in general over the centuries realized out of their relationship with Christ that the princi-ple way we trip all over ourselves is by living in the world with an unchecked ego. Or an unbridled ego. Same thing. If unchecked, all that matters to me is me, so to speak. At this point I am egotistical – or selfish. And to the extent that I don’t deal with it through the teachings of Christ, who would always encourage us to practice humili-ty, I can easily alienate people. Do that enough, and loneliness can set in, and at some point, someone will point to us and view us as mentally ill. We can agree or disagree with Dr. Glasser’s viewpoint. But whatever our own viewpoint on this matter, hopefully, in this season of Lent we can all agree that we can indeed trip all over our-selves with an egotistical way of living in the world, but we can live a better, healthier life with a humbler perspective - cooperating with others and living out a true Christian vision. Peace, Fr. Walter, Pastor

Writing from Father Walter

Airplane View

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LITURGICAL ROLES

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.

MASS INTENTIONS March 13-March 19

ALTAR SERVERS

March 13 to March 17, 2017 V. Demaio, A. Josipovic

Saturday, March 18 7:30 AM: V. Demaio, A. Josipovic

5:00 PM: T. Lessmeister, A. Ward

Sunday, March 19

7:00 AM: S/G Abbott

8:30 AM: N/R Medina, G. Hogan

10:15 AM: M/B Rudolph

12:00 Noon: M/N Arflack

LECTOR SCHEDULE

March 18

5:00 P.M. - C. McMahon

March 19

7:00 A.M. - K. Sheridan 8:30 A.M. - P. Coutre` 10:15 A.M. - K. Lyman 12:00Noon - M.A. Tharian 6:30 P.M. - Murphys

OFFERING COUNTERS

March 20

Donna Preucil Joan Prerost

Frank Prerost Fran Belcastro

Cyndi Wade Joanne Long

PARISH REGISTRATION

For Further Information, please contact the Parish Office on

630-323-4333 Ext. 17

DAILY MASS: MONDAY-SATURDAY 7:30 A.M.

MON: 3/13 (D) Kobiljak/Tomsovic _____________________________________________ TUES: 3/14 (D) Estelle Modelski —————————————————————————

WED: 3/15 (D) Henry Krane ________________________________________________________ THURS: 3/16 (D) Lillian Mikos ______________________________________________ FRI: 3/17 (D) Philip Lazzaro ______________________________________________

SAT: 3/18 7:30 AM (D) Evelyn Walega ______________________________________ 5:00 PM (D) Mary Caliendo Msgr. Jim _______________________________________________

SUNDAY: 3/19 7:00 AM (D) Bernice Maciola Fr. Walter _______________________________________________ 8:30 AM (D) Alvina Jankowski, (D) Andrew Sheridan, (D) Celia V. Heitz Fr. Ron ________________________________________ 10:15 AM (D) Orlando San Juan Fr. Michael ______________________________________________

12:00 Noon (D) Tom McDermott Fr. Ron ________________________________________

6:30 PM (D) John/Bridie Ryan Fr. Walter _____________________________________________

CELEBRANTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE W/OUT NOTICE

WEEKLY LENTEN READINGS

Monday: Dn 9:4b-10; Ps 79:8, 9, 11, 13; Lk 6:36-38 Tuesday: Is 1:10, 16-20; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 23:1-12 Wednesday: Jer 18:18-20; Ps 31:5-6, 14-16; Mt 20:17-28 Thursday: Jer 17:5-10; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 16:19-31 Friday: Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a; 17b-28a; Ps 105:16-21; Mt 21:33-43, 45-46 Saturday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Ps 103:1-4, 9-12; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 Sunday: Ex 17:3-7; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Rom 5:1-2, 5-8; Jn 4:5-42 [5-15, 19b-26, 39a, 40-42]

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STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

Alan Amann, Patricia Aylward, Nick Bensfield, Celedonia Biala, Joseph Bielaga, Dcn. Frank Bina, Bill/James Bleacher, Scott Bocek, Donna Bogda, Sam N. Bologna, Chris Burgner, Fran Brindac, Linda Bronsteader, Lisa Calabrese, Celeste Bucci, O.F.C., Bill Cass, Mrs. Clark, Kim Coreylie, Leona Covert, Barb Cowell, Nancy Cheske, Ann Cristofaro, Jacob D., Teresita Dela Cruz, William/Margaret Detloff, Marilyn DiFoggio, Frank Dipodiva, Carol Domabyl, Brooklynn Drab, Steven Duffin, Anne/Ellie Deutsch, Patience Ebikhumi, Charles Frank-enberger, Fran Goodell, Valerie Grawle, Laura Hearn, JoAnne Hug, Scott Ingram, Elaine Jatczak, Helen Jurasek, Gerald Kaduk, Dan Kieras, Sylvia/John Krones, Lorraine Kolton, Bro. Leonard Konopka, MIC, Ann Lewenski, Rev. David Lord, Matthew Maggiore, Camille Manz, Sylvia Malicki, Jaime Marquiez, Eufemia Mesina, Joan McShane, Ronald Molfese, Joan Novak, OFC, Matt Osinski, Nelva Pannaralla, Lucas Paoletti, Rose Marie Pedryc, Helen Peschel, June Pincuspy, J. Pisarczyk, Stanley H. Ploskonka, Henry Przybyla, Anne Raymond, Joan Ritzert, Roger Rodriques, George/Laura Rossano, Charles Sanders, Archbishop Peter Sartain, Karlton Smith, Bertha Sobotka, Marylyn Sobun, Patricia Soukup, Donna Soukup, Andrew/Marilyn Stanley, Jerry Tampier, Cindy Thompson, Elaine Vassallo, Joey Ventimiglia, Martin Viau, Gerry Warda, Brian Williams, Patricia Wolf, Patricia Wrenn, Ernest Zegadlo

Sunday Budget: $21,000

In Gratitude, We Announce!

March 5: $24,533. Surplus: $3,533

“To Hear Thee More Clearly” Campaign: Goal: $50,000—Donated to Date: $44,516

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

For the Deceased of our parish

John Egentowich, Robert Zary Marianne Vilt Mary Pat Faloona

Death is not something to be feared. It has no bitter end… but rather holds for us a light to better see our Friend.

Through the Saving Waters of Baptism, we WELCOME the following:

Lilly Anne Clarke

WEDDING BANNS & SACRAMENTAL MARRIAGES

Your prayers have been a tremen-dous source of healing, empower-

ment, enrichment, and prophecies for all of the sick of Our Lady of

Peace, especially those listed below. Join us daily by sharing your spiritu-ality and prayer devotions for the sick.

BAPTISMS

(To Be Announced)

ANNIVERSARY WISHES

Remembering Jesus’ Message of Divine Mercy…

St. Faustina Writes in her diary

From the Catechism of the Catholic Church …

Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet

Include reading the Catechism of the Catholic Church during this Lenten Season

It is with Joy that we announce the Upcoming wedding(s)

(To Be Announced)

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The Sacraments “The Treasures of Our Faith” • The Sacraments of Initiation –

• The Sacraments of Healing –

• The Sacraments of Vocation

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Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal is underway!Please Participate! Your Gift Makes a Difference!

“Held in God’s Hands.”

Counting Ministry The Counting Ministry of Our Lady of Peace is in need of a new volunteer. This ministry requires a half day of volunteer work every six weeks on Monday morning to count Sunday’s offering. No skills are required and it is a great way to help out the Parish. Please contact Joe Phillips at 708-525-5919 if you are interested.

OLP Book Club

Our next book club discussion—Always Discerning, by Joseph A. Tetlow, SJ, will be on Wednesday, March 29 from 7:00-8:30PM in the Church Hall. Please contact Cindy Santay at 630-963-9187 or olop-bookclub@gmail.com. If you would like a copy of the book or have any questions. Our remaining meeting dates are April 26 and May 24 in the school Art room. Thank you.

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$50,000 Track your Progress… each week will bring us closer to our goal,

“To Hear Thee more Clearly!”

There are additional envelopes in the vestibule of the Church.

Just fill in the envelope

and drop it into the weekend collection basket.

Donated to Date: $44,516

Balance: $5,484

89%

All are welcome to join us for small group discus-sions on Stewardship, Wednesday, March 22nd. These small groups will focus on discuss-ing the major points and topics that were pre-sented in the stewardship evening of re ection, and will help guide us in developing a steward-ship parish.

If you were unable to attend the Stewardship Evening of Re ection on the 28th, please consid-er joining us at these small groups. All are invit-ed, and an overview of the presentation will be

given for those who were not able to join us. Please sign up for one timeslot by Deacon Frank

Vonesh at fvonesh@olopdarien.org. Timeslots are limited to 8 people, however we will try to ac-

commodate your schedule.4:00 P.M.- 4:45 P.M.5:00 P.M.- 5:45 P.M.6:00 P.M.- 6:45 P.M.7:00

P.M.- 7:45 P.M. Please contact Deacon Frank Vonesh at

fvonesh@olopdarien.org for more information or to signup for a timeslot. All are welcome!

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PANCAKE BREAKFAST

It's all you can eat! Includes pancakes, eggs,

sausage, coffee, and juice!

44th Annual

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Crusader Chronicles

BEST LENT EVER I highly recommend Dynamic Catholic’s Best Lent Ever program. All that you need to do is go to the Dy-namic Catholic website and then sign up to receive Lenten spiritual updates/videos. Lent serves as a time that we prepare ourselves for the Resurrection of the Lord and these spiritual video clips will help you get prepared. Check it out and you will not regret it. GALA AND AUCTION I want to thank all of the parishioners that came to the gala and auction last week. We had an incredible evening and made lots of money for our school (unof icially, it looks like this will be the largest pro itable gala and auction in recent history). Thanks to all of the parishioners that donated items to the auction. We had a lot of fun and raised a lot of money for our school and ultimately for our children. REGISTRATION We have open registration for our school at this time for Pre-Kindergarten through eighth grade. If you are a new family to our school and have questions and/or would like a tour of our school, please call the school of ice (630-325-9220). We have a wonderful school and we love to show you around and tell you about the awesome things that take place here. Our school offers an atmosphere where our students are able to grow academically, physically, emotion-ally, and most importantly, spiritually. We challenge our students to do things that they didn’t think that they could do. We expect excellence because you do! STUDENT TRANSFER GRANT Our school offers a $1,000 grant the irst year to any child (1st-7th grade) that transfers into our school. The child will receive a $500 grant in his/her second year. Besides the grade level restriction, the only other restriction is that the child is not transferring from a school in the Chicago Archdiocese or the Rock-ford or Joliet Diocese. Please contact the school of ice if you have any questions about this grant. TUITION ASSISTANCE As we begin the registration process for the coming school year, I want to let current and future school families know that there are a couple of ways you can receive tuition assistance. The Catholic Education Foundation (CEF) gives thousands of dollars of tuition assistance to students in schools all across the Dio-cese of Joliet. This past school year, our school had the most students receive tuition assistance that we ever had. We had 13 children that received tuition assistance for a total of $9,100 this school year. If there is a need by a family, CEF wants to help each child go to a Catholic school. Not only do our students receive tuition assistance from CEF, but they also receive help from our parish as well. This school year, our parish has assisted families with $19,218 through matching tuition grants and other help. To apply for the CEF tuition assistance go to https://online/factsmgt.com/aid. The deadline is March 1st, but I have been told that applications will be accepted through March 15th.

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LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS The sixth graders will presenting their annual living stations of the cross on March 17th at 7:00 PM. We would love for you to join us for this inspirational evening. FISH FRY The irst annual Our Lady of Peace Fish Fry will take place on Friday, March 24th (4:30-7:30). Please get your RSVP into the school of ice by March 13th. This should be an outstanding evening where the parish and school families have an opportunity to share a meal and a good time to-gether.

Upcoming Dates

March 12th – Time change – spring ahead

March 15th – Living Stations of the Cross dress rehearsal (1:30), Town Hall Meeting (7:00 PM) in the gym

March 16th – Living Stations of the Cross (1:30), 4th grade St. Joseph’s Table

March 17th – End of the 3rd quarter, School Mass (8:30), Living Stations of the Cross (7:00 PM),

5th-6th grade St. Joseph/St. Patrick’s Table

March 20th – Parish Council Meeting 6:30 PM, Con irmation practice (7:00 PM)

March 22nd – Stations of the Cross (2:25)

March 23rd – Con irmation (7:00 PM)

March 24th – School Mass (8:30), Fish Fry (4:30-7:30)

March 27th – 31st – Spring Break

April 3rd – School Resumes

Admission Adults Admission Adults Admission Adults $12.00$12.00$12.00

Children: (Ages 5Children: (Ages 5Children: (Ages 5---12) $7.0012) $7.0012) $7.00

24 March 201724 March 201724 March 2017

4:30 PM4:30 PM4:30 PM———7:30 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM School Gym School Gym School Gym

Contact: Contact: Contact:

Christina & Andrew Brunsen Christina & Andrew Brunsen Christina & Andrew Brunsen

At FISHFRYOLP@GMAIL.COMAt FISHFRYOLP@GMAIL.COMAt FISHFRYOLP@GMAIL.COM

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Lenten Fast and Abstinence Regulations

Everyone 14 years of age or over is bound to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and all the Fridays of Lent.

Everyone 18 years of age and under 59 years of age is bound to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. On these two days of fast and abstinence, only one full meatless meal is allowed. Two other meatless meals, su -cient to maintain strength, may be taken according to each one’s needs, but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted on these two days, but liquids, including milk and fruit juice, are allowed. When health or ability to work would be serious-ly a ected, the law does not oblige.

To disregard completely the law of fast and abstinence is seriously sinful.

Lent is the principal season of penance in the Christian year. All of the faithful are strongly urged to develop and follow a program of voluntary self-denial (in addition to following the Lenten regulations,) serious pray-er, and a performance of works of charity and mercy. the ignorant

Parish Stations of the Cross:

7:00 PM 3/17 Living Stations,

3/24, 3/31, 4/7

Eucharistic Adoration 4/7 1:00-6:30 PM

Repose 6:30 PM.

Parish Mission: 3/13, 14, 15 @ 7PM

Mission Confessions: 3/14 @ 8:00 PM

Parish

Lenten Confessions: 3/16 @ 7PM

Holy Week:

Holy Thursday Mass of the

Lord’s Supper 4/13— 7 PM

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

7:00 PM-12 Midnight

Good Friday 4/14 – Holy Hour 2-3 PM;

Liturgy (No Mass) 7 PM

Holy Saturday 4/15 Blessing of Food Baskets

1:00 PM Easter Vigil Mass 4/15

8:00 PM (1 1/2 hr. duration)

Easter Sunday 4/16 Church:

7, 8:30, 10:15 AM, and 12:00 Noon

Daily Mass: Monday-Saturday, 7:30AM Daily Rosary Group: Monday-Saturday 8:00 AM St. Teresa of Calcutta Rosary Group Wednesday Evening 7:00 PM Marian Chapel Parish Reconciliation: Each Saturday 8:00 AM Stations of the Cross: Each Friday during Lent 7:00 PM Eucharistic Adoration: (See Lenten Column)

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“Because you were there, I changed my mind. I was looking for a sign from God”… and Baby David was born! You can be that sign from God! Join us to pray for moms and their babies during a 40 day prayer vigil. Se-lect the same hour to pray each week or different hours whenever you can. Or if you can’t join us on site during this Spring season, pray from home.

Pregnant? Need Help?

When: March 1 to April 9, 7AM to 7PM Location: Access Health Center 1700 W. 75th St.,

Downers Grove

Sign up anytime online at: www.40daysforlife.com/downersgrove

Click on “Log in/Signup” then “Register”

A Prayer for an End to Abortion Heavenly Father, spare our nation from the scourge of abortion. Protect the lives of children in the womb. Give hope and strength to their mothers. Stir love in the hearts of fathers to support and cherish mother and child. Cause our elected leaders and the courts to recog-nize and protect the personhood of unborn children. Lift up church leaders to proclaim a Culture of Life. Lead par-ents who have had abortions to repentance and healing. Bring about the conversion of the abortionist, of those who deny the birthright of children and of those who are indifferent. Grant me the courage and energy to be a Defender of Life. I ask this through my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.

“Speak Up For Those Who Cannot Speak For Themselves

”Proverbs 31:8

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MARRIAGE:

Our Parish is a wonderful setting to celebrate your Sacrament of Marriage. Couples must make arrangements at least 9 months to 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 Fr. Ron McBride for more information and to schedule, at 630-323-4333 Ext. 29.

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 Pat Kenny at 630-323-4333 Ext. 19.

MARIAN COMMUNITY Rev. Walter Dziordz, MIC - Pastor 630-323-4333, Ext. 14 Rev. Ron McBride, MIC – Parochial Vicar Ext. 29 rmcbride@olopdarien.org

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

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

DEACONS – 630-323-4333 Frank Bina – Retired Paul Brachle – Ext. 24 Larry Fudacz – Ext. 20 lfjf7930@prodigy.net Patrick Kenny-Ext. 19 pkenny@olopdarien.org Frank Vonesh-Ext. 25 fvonesh@olopdarien.org

PARISH Kathleen Curinka – Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor 630-323-4333, Ext. 10 kcurinka@olopdarien.org For Bulletin Submissions olpbulletin@yahoo.com Raye Ann Durr - Receptionist/Clerical Assistant, Ext. 17 rdurr@olopdarien.org Kellie Moore – Business Manager/Parish Administrator 630-323-4392 kmoore@olopdarien.org Tami Slykas-Business Office tslykas@olopdarien.org 630-323-4392

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

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 Patty Antikauskas-Administrative Assistant

630-986-8430-pantikauskas@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

RECTORY FAX 630-323-4354 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