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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

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

701 PLAINFIELD ROAD • DARIEN, IL 60561

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

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time—February 5, 2017

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Last week was the final installment of my report about our latest statue, that of the founder of the Congregation of Marians, recently canonized (made a saint), Saint Stanislaus Papczynski. The statue has indeed already been blessed and, as of this writing, permanently installed in the chapel dedicated to the Blessed Mother behind our main altar. I did offer in the pastor page some historical background a few weeks back about his life and relationship to the Marians. As a reminder, Fr. Al, Fr. Tony, Fr. Ron and myself are all Marians, members of the Marians of the Immaculate Conception. With objective historical facts now shared, we can ask about his relevancy. What meaning can we get from his life? He was a human being, with the same desires that all of us have. He lived in turbulent political times, I guess like we do now. Yet in all of this, he showed that one could dedicate oneself to God and because of this commitment, find oneself ful-filled. With God, and the service to others which a true dedication to God brings about, nothing else carries the same fasci-nation that perhaps they once did. This means that one’s life is now complete. There is nothing missing from it. With this satisfaction settled, now other pos-sibilities of one’s life can be considered. You might remember the six needs of Strategic Intervention, developed by Tony Robbins and Cloe Madanes (of family therapy fame), that I discussed one time before. I repeat them again. 1. Variety, 2. Certainty, 3. Love and Connection, 4. Significance, 5. Growth, 6. Contribution. These needs must be satisfied if one is to enjoy real happiness. Of importance here is the teaching from Strategic Intervention that the first four needs are necessary for basic human satis-faction. However, the last two needs are of a more spiritual nature. And this last two needs are what improves the quality of our lives. If one does not grow, for example, one will die. And the power behind this statement applies just as strongly to contribution, the final need. The quality of my life improves immeasurably when I can contribute, or better yet, give back to my fellow human beings. These needs could be seen as satisfied in the life of Saint Stanislaus. He knew both variety and certainty. He knew love and contribution a result of being the founder of the Congregation of Marians by which he could live out his religious life with others. He knew significance in the same way, from living out his role as the founder of a religious order. Now let’s look at the last two needs. Through his experiences in life, the turmoil that came about from his prior membership in another reli-gious order and then leaving it, finding in himself the creativity in developing a new religious order, he experienced what it was like to contribute to his society. He grew in his relationship with God and learned just how creative he could be in writ-ing about God, considering that he wrote many books about God and the Blessed Mother. Finally, he knew contribution in that he was famous in Polish society as a preacher, as well someone who could write about God with an eloquence equal to his power of his preaching. He even ministered to Kings, Archbishops, and Bishops. Finally, he disproved the prejudicial notion that one cannot have a satisfied life as a religious priest. St. Stanislaus not only lived a satisfied life, he lived a more satisfied life than many of his contemporaries. Be patient under trial, as the Bible tells us. Be patient under God’s loving care. God repays those who love Him in manifold ways. The saints know exactly what this means. St. Stanislaus knew this meaning intimately.

Blessings, Fr. Walter!

Writings from Fr. Walter…

What did the Marians offer? What do they offer?

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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 February 6 to February 12

ALTAR SERVERS February 6-10, 2017

V. Esposito, J. Vandercar

Saturday, February 11 7:30 AM: V. Esposito, J. Vandercar

5:00 PM: None

Sunday, February 12

7:00 AM: T. Lessmeister, A. Ward

8:30 AM: H.N.S.

10:15 AM: S/G Abbott

12:00 Noon: M/N Arflack

LECTOR SCHEDULE

February 11

5:00 P.M. - K. Sheridan

February 12

7:00 A.M. - E. Vasquez 8:30 A.M. - H.N.S. 10:15 A.M. - K. Lyman 12:00Noon - P. Debelak 6:30 P.M. - Welgos

OFFERING COUNTERS

February 13 Cindy Diedrich John Michalski

Vivien Michalski Maureen Kallen

Maria Klump Marlene Neidlinger

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: 2/6 (D) James Dowell ______________________________________________ TUES: 2/7 (D) Ginger Styler ——————————————————————————

WED: 2/8 (D) Diego Vea _______________________________________________ THURS: 2/9 (L) Sandra Sobotka _______________________________________________ FRI: 2/10 (D) Carol Vrtis ______________________________________________

SAT: 2/11 7:30 AM (D) Rose Ann Farrell 5:00 PM (D) Velma/James Gartland Fr. Barry _______________________________________________

SUNDAY: 2/12 7:00 AM (L) Fr. Al Micka, MIC—Birthday Fr. Michael _______________________________________________ 8:30 AM (D) HNS, Fr. Ron (D) Anna Kowalczyk, (D) Geraldine Ploskonka ______________________________________________ 10:15 AM (D) Feliks Swierzbinski Fr. Walter ______________________________________________

12:00 Noon (D) Eleanore Natale Fr. Michael (D) Flora Ragasa ______________________________________ 6:30 PM In Thanksgiving for Prayers Answered Fr. Burke Masters

CELEBRANTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE W/OUT NOTICE

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24, 35c; Mk 6:53-56 Tuesday: Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13 Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30; Mk 7:14-23 Thursday: Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30 Friday: Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37 Saturday: Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10 Sunday: Sir 15:15-20; Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 17-18, 33-34; 1 Cor 2:6-10; Mt 5:17-37 [20-22a, 27-28, 33-34a, 37]

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STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

Alan Amann, Patricia Aylward, Nick Bensfield, Celedonia Biala, Jo-seph 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, 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, Arch-bishop 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, Mary Ann Wator, Brian Williams, Patricia Wolf, Patricia Wrenn, Ernest Zegadlo

Sunday Budget: $21,000

In Gratitude, We Announce!

January 29: $20,422; Shortfall: $(578)

“To Hear Thee More Clearly” Campaign: Goal: $50,000—Donated to Date: $20,590

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

For the Deceased of our parish

Joseph Siwek

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:

(To Be Announced)

WEDDING BANNS

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

It is with Joy that we announce the Upcoming wedding(s) of: (To Be Announced)

(To Be Announced)

ANNIVERSARY WISHES

Remembering Jesus’ Message of Divine Mercy…

St. Faustina Writes in her diary

From the Catechism of the Catholic Church …

“A soul arms itself by prayer for all kinds of combat. In whatever state the soul may be, it ought to pray. A soul pure and beautiful must pray, or lose it’s beauty; a soul striving after purity must pray or will not attain it; a soul newly converted must pray or else fall again, a sinful soul must pray that it might rise again… every single grace comes to the soul through prayer.” (Diary #146)

“The habitual difficulty in prayer is distraction… to set about hunting down distractions would be to fall into their trap, when all that is necessary is to turn back to our heart: for a distraction reveals to us what we are attracted, and this humble awareness before the Lord should awaken our preferential love for him… theirin lies the battle, the choice of which master to serve.” (ccc:#2720)

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As Our Lady of Peace Parish enters the New Year, we are busily making prep-arations for our liturgies to proclaim the “Good News” of the Gospel. Over the years it has become apparent that the sound system, a major backbone of all that we do in ministering to the needs of this parish, is in dire need of atten-tion. In recent years it has been showing its age, with periodic pops, crackles, and noise. There have been many complaints that it is difficult to hear and understand the spoken or sung Word, especially in the back of the Church, during Mass and other functions. In order to continue enriching lives through Parish Liturgies, a new sound system is needed. We are confident that the new system proposed by Kevin Shaw and The AV Church is the ideal choice and will greatly enhance the religious ceremonies at Our Lady of Peace Parish. The proposed system will cost approximately $50,000.00, which will include complete installation, adjustments, and training. Since the sound system is an urgent, and not a regular, church budgetary item, we are asking for your support.

Please consider matching your weekly offertory gift to the Parish with a gift to the “To Hear Thee More Clearly” sound system fund.

If you can afford more than your weekly offertory, that would be an additional blessing to our Parish.

You may find envelopes in the vestibule of the Church after Masses, or contact the Parish Office to make your generous gift. Please make checks payable to:

Our Lady of Peace and write “Sound System” on the memo portion of the check.

The sound system is a major backbone of our liturgical celebrations including daily Masses, Sunday Liturgies, Weddings, Baptisms, First Holy Communions, Confirmations, Funerals, Prayer Services and many more. We pray that you will help us make this exciting vision a reality.

Thank you for your time, generosity and prayers regarding this matter.

To Hear Thee More Clearly

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Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal/2017is underway!

Our Lady of Peace Parish Goal $93,280

fundssupport… Religious Education, RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults), Music Ministry,Diaconate (Deacon Program.) This year, the theme of the Appeal is “Held in God’s Hands.” Whata wonderful thought! When we accept that God knows what we need and will provide for ourtomorrows, we are able to be good stewards of the gifts He has entrusted to us.

OUR PARISHGOAL IS $93,280

we will receive 70% of the amount over goal for use in our parish

In the Diocese of Joliet

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$50,000 Track your Progress for the new sound system…

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.

$14,645 as of 1/29/17

41%

“FOR WHERE TWO OR THREE ARE GATHERED TOGETHER IN MY NAME, THERE AM I IN THE MIDST OF THEM.”

MATT 18:20 OUR LADY OF PEACE

ST. TERESA OF CALCUTTA PRAYER GROUP PLEASE JOIN US AS WE GATHER ON

WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO UNITE IN PRAYER. THE NEEDS OF THIS WORLD, OUR COUNTRY AND OUR

PARISH ARE GREAT. AS WE GATHER IN PRAYER WE WILL PRAY FOR ALL OF THESE NEEDS AND MANY MORE. EACH WEEK WE WILL PRAY THE ROSARY, AS WELL AS PRAY FOR

THE NEEDS OF OUR FELLOW PARISHIONERS. PLEASE JOIN US AS WE SHARE THE GIFT OF PRAYER.

WHEN: WEDNESDAY EVENINGS – 7:00 P.M. WHERE: OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH

(BACK MARIAN CHAPEL)

FOR QUESTIONS OR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT DEBI KENNY: 630-569-6621 OR BRA.L.KENNY@GMAIL.COM

420 W. COUNTY LINE RD. BARRINGTON, IL 60010 847-381-1261

The Our Lady of Peace Holy Name Society is sponsoring the “Bellarmine Jesuit Retreat

House Men’s Silent Retreat on the weekend of February 24-26. Please Contact Dave Mueler at 630-663-4479, or the Retreat House di-

rectly with any questions.

Retreat Master, Fr. David Meconi, SJ. “Becoming Christ for the World” An Ignatian,

Silent Retreat for Men.

To register: visit @ www.jesuitretreat.org or call:

847-381-1261.

RETREAT—FEBRUARY 24-26, 2017

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Crusader ChroniclesFebruary 5 , 2017

OPEN HOUSE AT OUR LADY OF PEACE SCHOOLThank you so much to our parishioners who stopped by our school last weekend to visit duringour Open House. So many of you told us stories of the past when your children went to OLP. Wehope that you enjoyed our school.

REGISTRATIONRegistration is now underway for the 2017-2018 school year. Current school families can regis-ter through School Speak. Families that are interested in registering their child(ren) for theirst time can register in the school of ice.

STUDENT TRANSFER GRANTOur school offers a $1,000 grant the irst year to any child (1st-7th grade) that transfers into ourschool. The child will receive a $500 grant in his/her second year. Besides the grade level re-striction, the only other restriction is that the child is not transferring from a school in the Chica-go Archdiocese or the Rockford or Joliet Diocese. Please contact the school of ice if you have anyquestions about this grant.

TUITION ASSISTANCEAs we begin the registration process for the coming school year, I want to let current and futureparents know that there are a couple of ways you can receive tuition assistance. The Catholic Ed-ucation Foundation (CEF) gives thousands of dollars of tuition assistance to students in schoolsall across the Diocese of Joliet. This past school year, our school had the most students receivetuition assistance that we ever had. We had 13 children 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 Catho-lic school.

Not only do our students receive tuition assistance from CEF, but they also receive help from ourparish as well. This school year, our parish has assisted families with $19,218 through matchingtuition grants and other help.

To apply for the CEF tuition assistance go to https://online/factsmgt.com/aid.

SCIENCE FAIRCongratulations to all of our students on their science fair projects. You did a great job creatingyour projects and presenting your indings to the judges and everyone that would listen. Con-grats to all of the students that advanced to the Regional Science Fair. Thanks to everyone thathelped judge our science fair.

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STAFF IN THE SPOTLIGHTLuanne FlynnI have been teaching kindergarten at Our Lady of Peace for 3 years. Before that, I was an aide for Mrs.Pedicini in 1st grade for a year. I have taught grades 3, 5, 6, and kindergarten in New Jersey, and beforecoming to Our Lady of Peace, I was a substitute teacher in Center Cass District 66. My husband and Ihave 4 children – 1 in Tennessee, 2 in Seattle, and one in 8th grade at Lakeview Junior High School. Weenjoy taking trips to see our children who are out of state.

I truly love teaching kindergarten, and I feel blessed to be a part of such a wonderful faculty and schoolcommunity!

TECHNOLOGY PLANNING FOR NEXT YEAR Our Lady of Peace School plans on making some big changes next year with the amount of technology that we have in our school. Below is a listing of what we currently have and the plan for next year. Currently at OLP Plan to have next year 1 iPad cart (30 iPads)(K-3) 3 iPad carts (90 total iPads)(K-3) 17 laptops (K-3) 50 laptops available (K-3) 30 laptops (4-8) every 4th-8th grader has a device (laptop/iPad)(1:1) 2-4 desk tops in each classroom 2-4 desk tops in K-3 classrooms

MONTINI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL First semester High Honors (4.0 G.P.A. or better): Cecilia Falco, Brandon Liston, Daniel Lopez, Anna Marti-nello, Daniel O’Connor, and Samantha Santay Honor Roll (3.5-3.9 G.P.A.): Vivian Garcia and Shea Slaten NAZARETH ACADEMY Congratulations to the following students for earning A Honor Roll (3.8 + GPA) for the 2nd quarter: Grace Calabria, Jamie Glas, Aila Haffner, Cameron Holquist, Katelyn Howell, Maria Murphy, Allison Salata, Devyn Zuro. Also, congratulations to the following students for earning B Honor Roll (3.33-3.79 GPA): Christi-na Pirrello and Daniel Wilkinson PROVIDENCE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations to Kenneth Catausan and Eva Perme on earning honor roll for the second quarter at Provi-dence Catholic High School.

Upcoming Dates

February 4th and 5th – Buona Beef fundraiser

February 6th and 7th – ACRE Testing for 5th and 8th graders

February 7th – Home School Association meeting 7 PM

February 10th – School Mass, NAEP testing 4th grade,

Mother Daughter paint night

February 12th – Con irmation retreat (8-2)

February 13th – Parish Council Mtg. (5:30), Con irmation night of re lection (7 PM)

February 17th – School Mass

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REO

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A REFRESHER ON CHURCH RITUAL

9 Steps in Participating & Experiencing the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

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Return Bottles on the weekend’s of February 4 & 5 and February 11 & 12

Buona in Darien—7417 S. Cass Ave. 630-963-2333

Flyer must be presented when ordering or with cards & coupons.

Buona gift certificates will NOT be honored.

15% of all restaurant & retail catering order sales (pickup only) will be donated to Our Lady of

Peace HSA

Our Lady of Peace

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Divorce and Marriages out-side of the Catholic Church

If you are divorced, or if you are married outside of the Catholic Church, or if you are interested in learning about the dif-ferent forms and processes of annul-ments, please attend Deacon Larry’s presentation on 2-7-17 at 7:30 PM in the Church Hall.

Please invite anyone you know who may be interested in this topic. All are welcome.

In addition, Deacon Larry will also talk about a portion of Pope Francis’ Exhor-tation on the Joy of Love, which is the result of the two recent Bishops’ synods on marriage in the Catholic Church. The Joy of Love stresses the mercy of God and His presence in all circumstances.

SERRA CLUB of DuPage, a national organization supporting vocations to the priesthood and religious life, invites you to join them on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2017, at St. Michael Parish @ 310 S. Wheaton Avenue, Wheaton 60189. The evening will begin at 6:00PM with Rosary and Mass in the Church. Dinner will follow in the Parish Center. At the dinner, guest speaker, Father Michael Lane, pastor of St. Jude Church in Joliet, will give a presentation on Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration. For information about SERRA or to make reservation for the dinner, please contact Joann Carr @

:carrgeojo@gmail.com

or call 630-665-0994.

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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