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Twenty-Fourth Sunday
September 12, 2021
in Ordinary Time
"God of peace,
bring your peace
to our violent
world." Pope Francis,
at Ground Zero 9/11/2016
September 11 • 20th Anniversary
Our
ur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St. Glenview IL 60025 Parish Office 847-729-1525 olphglenview.org
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Dear Parishioners,
On this 20th Anniversary of the September 11th attacks, I recall the words of Pope Francis
when he visited the Ground Zero Memorial in New York, five years ago:
O God of love, compassion, and healing, we ask you in your goodness to give eternal light and
peace to all who died here.
The heroic first responders: our fire fighters, police officers, emergency service workers, and
Port Authority personnel, along with all the innocent men and women who were victims of this
tragedy simply because their work or service brought them here on September 11, 2001.
We are mindful of those who suffered death, injury, and loss on that same day at the Pentagon
and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Jerry Boland, Pastor God of peace, bring your peace to our violent world.
This was one of the most traumatic days in the lives of I draw special attention to the US Military Prayer List that
anyone who was living at that time. We all know where we each weekend reminds of those parishioners and family
were at when the news first broke. We all know that immense members who serve in the military. May they be kept from
sense of fear when it became clear this was not an accident harm’s way.
and that our nation was under attack. This Saturday is the Men’s Club
September 11th and its aftermath resulted in tremendous Block Party which begins with
changes to our sense of wellbeing. We had to make Mass on the rectory lawn. For
significant changes to our daily lives and for months lived all intents and purposes this is
with the anxiety that another attack was imminent. the unofficial beginning of the
Over the years much has changed. This anniversary must new program year. School is
challenge us in our resolve to be peacemakers. We need to several weeks going and Religious Education begins in a
better understand the root causes of this kind of violence; few weeks. The upcoming CHRP weekends always renew
fanatical ideologies, authoritarianism, chronic poverty, us. Scripture Study and a host of other programs are about
persecution and hopelessness. The rage that engulfs to begin. “We are Back!” So much of parish life has been
the hearts of many must be released to the healing and impacted by COVID but gradually we are moving forward. I
hopefulness that lies at the center of our Christian witness. can’t tell you how thrilled I am to see meeting rooms in use,
people coming together and the pastoral life of our parish
On September 11, 2001, I was attending a class with a emerging. Both the Men’s Club and the Women’s Club have
professor at the Gregorian University in Rome when we heard great plans.
the news during a coffee break. As we watched in horror as
the second tower of the World Trade Center collapsed, we Thank you for your patience and resilience as we continue to
felt this profound sense of loss for a country, I was with a combat the COVID virus.
priest from New York City who was trembling. His parish was Special thanks to Regina Kilroy and all those involved in our
just blocks away from it all. Knit for Life ministry. During the quarantine, they were busy.
The following week we were visiting the ancient ruins of the They have knitted hundreds of hats and other items that will
Roman Forum. This was the epicenter of the Roman Empire. be deeply appreciated by people enduring the impending
When it was built, the Romans assumed it would last forever. cold weather.
Well, it didn’t. This anniversary challenges us to embrace Congratulations to our former associate pastor, Fr. Nick
those things that endure and to let go of the things that won’t. Kostyk. He has been formally received into the Ukrainian
Faith without works is useless as the Letter from St. James Catholic Church and the Eparchy of St. Nicholas. He has
instructs us this weekend. We must work for justice; we must been assigned to a parish in Tucson and will eventually
be engaged in the works of peace and reconciliation. begin advanced studies for a doctorate. We are so proud of
Our world is still broken by poverty, violence and indifference. Fr. Nick; he will be a great blessing to the Ukrainian Church.
May this anniversary bring new energy to dispelling the May your week be blessed!
forces of evil. Fr. Jerry Boland
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Stepping Out Ministry Book Club is Back!
Sat, Sept. 25 7:00 pm, Mon, Oct. 4
Our ministry plans outings for men Hickey Hall
and women ages 21 to 121 who find The OLPH Book Club will meet with
themselves going solo. The next Fr. Jim Barrett on Oct. 4 at 7:00 pm
scheduled event is a 2.2 to 3 mile hike in Hickey Hall in the Parish Center.
at Fort Sheridan to enjoy the beautiful The book we will read is "Thoughts in
rolling hills and breathtaking views of Lake Michigan. We will Solitude" by Thomas Merton.
meet at the cemetery to begin our walk and conclude our
Fr. Jim says,"I have found that in
morning with lunch at Marcos Northside Grill; just 6 minutes
this past year, people have turned
from Fort Sheridan.
to meditation as a form of prayer. Merton leads us through
If you would like to join us or want more information, please meditations in such a way we become more aware of prayer
contact Janis Moylan at jlpm1231@gmail.com in our lives. 'Thoughts in Solitude' is available at Barnes and
Questions about the ministry can be directed to Pat Marziani Noble, Amazon and Book ends and Beginnings in Evanston.
I would order it now (or check the library) since it was
at marzianipat@gmail.com
published in 1956. It may be old, but it is ageless."
Project Linus October Outdoor Mass
9:00 am, Wed., Sept. 29
Hickey Hall 9:30 am, Sun., Oct. 10
On the Rectory Lawn
Our ministry makes machine sewn blanket quilts for needy
infants and children who are homeless, in shelters and Our summer outdoor Masses
hospitals, etc. This year was especially challenging for all of have been so popular that we
us but we were still able to create and distribute 147 quilts. are adding an outdoor Mass on
Oct. 10. It should be a beautiful
Please consider joining our group. If you can use a sewing
Autumn setting with the leaves in
machine, you are in!
full Fall colors
Contact: Patricia Peck 502-751-4555
(Please note: there will not be a
or email texaspeck@gmail.com
9:30 am Mass in McDonnell on
10/10. This outdoor Mass replaces
the McDonnell Hall Mass.)
CRHP Women's XVI
Renewal Weekend
Sat, Oct. 16, to Sun, Oct. 17
Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) is a
weekend retreat for for women of the
Glenbrook Catholic Community, given
by OLPH women. We invite all women of the
Glenbrook Catholic Community to join us. Click this
link to register.
https://www.givecentral.org/location/552/allevents
Please contact Danielle Schuh schuhs98@hotmail.com or
Sara Carsten sara.carsten@gmail.com for more info.
Trunk or Treat
Fri., Oct. 29
Trunk or Treat is Back! Presented by OLPH Women's Club,
this is the most popular event of the Halloween Season! More
details to come!
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OLPH Women’s Club
40th Annual Holly Fair
November 1-7, 2021
Hello OLPH Parishioners, FAMILY/CORPORATE SPONSOR
With continued restrictions around the pandemic - the Thank you for your contribution to the 2021 Holly Fair
OLPH Women’s Club 40th Annual Holly Fair will be held fundraiser presented by the OLPH Women’s Club.
November 1-7 with many shopping experiences to suit all
of our loyal Holly Fair shoppers. NAME: ________________________________________
We will have the return of https://www.hollyfair.org for
online shopping. Most of our vendors will be part of this (This will appear on printed material and the website
online event! In addition, we have added several homes in along with logo)
Glenview which will host 5-6 vendors each for shopping on
November 4! CONTACT NAME: ________________________________
We will have a couple pop-up shops in Glenview for Holly
Fair week as well. New this year is “Around Town” which ADDRESS: ______________________________________
will include stores and restaurants around our town that
will be offering in-store shopping, dining and take-out PHONE: _______________________________________
while donating 15% of all sales to Holly Fair 2021!
On November 5, we have moved the “Holly Fair Playdium” EMAIL: ________________________________________
to McDonald Hall and it’s new name is Santa’s Village
and Sweet Shoppe. It will be a Holiday decorated SPONSORSHIP AMOUNT: _________________________
Christmas Wonderland offering vendors that have holiday
decorations, cards and many gift ideas too! Santa’s Sweet ____ Garland $100 (2 raffle tickets to Golden Ticket Raffle)
Shoppe will replace the Cookie Walk!
____ Poinsettia $250 (4 raffle tickets to Golden Ticket Raffle)
The word on the street is Santa may be making an
appearance on November 5th to see the shoppers and ____ Evergreen $500 (6 raffle tickets to Golden Ticket Raffle)
good little boys and girls! Each of our fabulous vendors
have agreed to donate 15% of all sales over Holly Fair week! ____ Holly $1,000 (8 raffle tickets to Golden Ticket Raffle)
As always the vendor donations go to the charitable works
of the OLPH Women’s Club. ——- Mistletoe $2,000 (10 raffle tickets to Golden Ticket Raffle)
One big way to support Holly Fair 2021 is to become a ——- Shining Star $2,500+ Lead Sponsor (12 Golden Raffle
Holly Fair Family or Corporate sponsor. We could really Tickets)
use your help! It’s a tremendous way to support Holly Fair
and to help underwrite the costs! Please see the attached Please return this form by
sponsor form if you are interested and send your donation September 30, 2021 with your
in by September 30! family or company sponsorship
Each sponsor receives raffle tickets to the Golden Ticket check payable to OLPH
raffle - the grand prize is 1 year tuition at OLPH School or Women’s Club to:
$3000 cash! A golden opportunity!! Mary Campobasso, OLPH
Your Holly Fair Chair, Holly Fair Chair, 1251
Swainwood Drive,
Mary Campobasso Glenview 60025
campobasso1251@gmail.com
Cell phone 847-436-1667
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The Sharing Ministry
Food Donations Clothing and Housewares Donations
Should you want to donate non-perishable food, please Consider donating your new or very gently used, in trend,
donate directly to the Northfield Township Food Pantry, 2550 clean items to the Glenview Community Church Resale
Waukegan Road (rear of building) while the Sharing Room Shop, New to You, located at 1000 Elm St. They will be
remains closed due to Covid. Please consult their website accepting donations Mon., Wed., and Sat. between 9:00 am
for an up-to-date list of their most needed items. and 1:00 pm and on Thursdays from 9:00 am til 5:00 pm.
Please mark your donations OLPH, so that Sr. Paulanne will
Sharing Room Remains on Shutdown receive 50% of proceeds for her work with the needy.
Please do not leave donations of food, clothing or other
items outside the Sharing Room door. We are on total Befriend a Family Holiday Help
shutdown and there are no volunteers to work through these We are looking for donors to provide holiday support for
donations. Thank you. needy families at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. We
hope to support as many as 175 families from our sharing
Brown Bag Meals for the Homeless
parishes as well as local families served by Sr. Paulanne.
Hungry, homeless people come to the rectory doors and visit
This year all giving will be through gift cards to be used for
the parish food pantries of our four sharing parishes daily
for food, Christmas gifts and other essentials.
in search of food. Our Sharing Parishes are often able to
respond with brown lunch bags filled with non-perishable We assign families based upon your preference for family
food. Sr. Paulanne also regularly distributes these bags to size. You can also decide if you want to support a local family
local needy. These easy-to-assemble bags are donated by or one through our sharing parishes. Your will receive a family
OLPH individuals, families, and groups. profile. Giving is done anonymously and remains ongoing at
Consider making up a few or get a group together and make holiday times until donors opt out. The holidays seem miles
up even more. No quantity is too big or too small. away, but it takes a while to coordinate all components of this
program.
These bags filled with non-perishables are easy to assemble
and should contain: Contact Stacy Dolan, stacydolan5@aol.com, for more
• Pre-packaged tuna salad or chicken salad with crackers information.
• Trail mix
Catholic Charities – Feed the Homeless
• Peanut butter or cheese and crackers
• 100% juice in box or can We are looking for three volunteers to help with serving
• Dried fruit dinner to the homeless who visit Catholic Charities/Des
• Fruit cup or applesauce Plaines on any of the following dates...10-15, 11-18 and
• Plastic spoon and napkin 12-9. We are also looking for donors willing to fund such
Optional: dinners as we work to secure dates we will serve in 2022,
• Candy, Power bars, Granola bars each costing $600.
Please use larger sized lunch bags and double the bags for Please contact Kathy Quinn, khquinn1944@comcast.net
durability. Contact Julie Cooper, 847-909-0661. for further information.
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seek, share, rejoice - church history...
Did you know about:
OLPH's Relationships with Techny,
Loyola Academy, and Notre Dame H. S.?
The priests who serve Our Lady of Perpetual Parish full time, by Saint Arnold Janssen in the
and who live in the rectory, are priests of the Archdiocese of Netherlands in 1875. Janssen was
Chicago. They are called either diocesan priests or secular a secular priest who sent his first
priests because they live in the world (Latin: saeculum – of German missionaries to China in
the world). However, over the years, the parish has also been 1882, and soon thereafter, to West
assisted, especially at Sunday Mass, by priests who are members Africa and the islands of New
of religious congregations. These are called regular clergy, Guinea in the Pacific.
because they live according to communal vows (Latin: regula
– rule). Most regular clergy who have served at Our Lady of Realizing that the Midwestern
Perpetual Help have come from Techny, Loyola Academy, or United States was home to many
Notre Dame High School. German Catholic immigrants,
Janssen purchased land north
Techny of Chicago and built St. Joseph’s
St. Arnold Janssen
Technical School – hence, the
nickname “Techny.” By 1909, Techny was home to St. Mary’s
Mission Seminary, the first college and seminary in the world
to train priests and brothers specifically for international
missionary work. Today, the Divine Word Missionaries, who
are particularly devoted to Bible education, have missions in
70 countries around the world. There are 4,150 SVD priests,
and 6,016 SVD brothers. The Divine Word Missionaries are
the largest missionary congregation in the Catholic Church and
they are one of the orders that is growing in numbers every year.
(left) the Pink Nuns at the Philadelphia Convent;
(right) the Blue Nuns of India
The Divine Word Missionaries have two affiliated women’s
Techny Church congregations, also founded by Saint Arnold. The Missionary
Sisters Servants of the Holy Spirit work in education and health
The Society of the Divine Word (Latin: Societas Verbi Divini, care, and the Sister Servants of the Holy Spirit of Perpetual
SVD) is a missionary order that established its North American Adoration are cloistered nuns who live a life devoted exclusively
provincial headquarters next to the area that would become to prayer. They Missionary Sisters are called the “Blue Nuns”
Glenview, in 1896. The Divine Word Missionaries were founded and the Adoration Sisters are called the “Pink Nuns.”
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The Divine Word Missionaries train young men for the
priesthood at Divine Word College in Epworth, Iowa, and at
Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. The SVD priests and
brothers retire to Techny after their years of service in the
foreign missions have been completed.
Loyola Academy
The Society of Jesus was founded by Saint Ignatius Loyola
in 1540, and is today the largest religious order of men in
the world, with 11,049 priests and 15,306 brothers. They are
known as the Jesuits.
In 1857, Fr. Arnold Damen, S.J., (also a Dutchman like Saint
Arnold Janssen) founded Holy Family Church in Chicago
for the growing immigrant population of Catholics. In 1869, OLPH's Sr. Paulanne Held was presented with the Rev. Daniel A.
Lord, SJ, Award for Distinguished Service in the Cause of Youth from
he founded St. Ignatius College next to Holy Family. When Loyola President Rev. Patrick McGrath at the Loyola Academy's 62nd
the Great Fire ravaged Chicago in 1871, Holy Family and St. Annual President's Dinner in 2019
Ignatius College were some of the few buildings to survive
unburned. Damen credited his and the parishioners’ prayers Loyola brought nearly 50 Jesuit priests to the North Shore,
to Our Lady of Perpetual Help for saving his church and and these priests eagerly assisted at many area parishes.
school. To this day, seven candles burn in front of a statue to Because Our Lady of Perpetual Help was one of the largest,
Our Lady in Holy Family Church, fulfilling a promise Damen and had the largest school, the Jesuits made sure to support the
made. Fr. Jerry Boland was one of Fr. Damen’s successors as parish since it sent so many young men to Loyola Academy.
administrator of Holy Family. Fr. Patrick McGrath, SJ, the current president of Loyola, has
assisted at Sunday Mass throughout his tenure at the academy.
Fr. John Flavin served on Loyola’s Board of Trustees while he
was pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
Notre Dame High School
Founded in 1955 by the
Congregation of Holy Cross,
Notre Dame was the only high
school staffed by the Holy Cross
Priests, not the Holy Cross
Brothers who have 15 high
schools across the country. The
Congregation of Holy Cross
(Latin: Congregatio a Sancta
Cruce, CSC)was established by Blessed Basil Moreau
Dumbach Hall, Loyola University - the original home of Loyola
Blessed Basil Moreau in France
Academy in 1837. Five years later, Fr. Edward Sorin, CSC, founded the
University of Notre Dame in northern Indiana.
St. Ignatius College became Loyola University, and in 1909 Notre Dame High School was staffed by Holy Cross Priests
the Jesuits opened Loyola Academy as a secondary school in who regularly served at Our Lady of Perpetual Help until
conjunction with the university. The academy remained on 2007, when the Congregation turned over administration of
the Lake Shore campus of the university until it needed larger Notre Dame to a board of lay people. It is now known as Notre
facilities for its growing student body; accordingly, Loyola Dame College Prep.
Academy moved to Wilmette in 1957.
- contributed by Mark Mitchell
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Take a Leap of Faith; Be a Catechist!
A big, big thank you to 5 OLPH parishioners for stepping up last week to help us in our need for more
Catechists: Jacquie O’Brien, Lazlo Koszeghy, Mike Jehle, Holly Jehle, and Joe Conlon. We are
so happy that you have joined our Religious Education Ministry!
We still need YOU to fill 4 more catechist openings on Tuesdays at 4:30: one for kindergarten/4-
years-old preschool; 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 4th grade.
We provide you with all the prayers, tools, and resources that you need to teach the children and grow in your own faith. Below
are a couple testimonies from our current catechists. Hopefully, their testimony will tug at your heart and encourage you to
say, “YES!” and serve the Lord and our OLPH parish community.
Bridget Hussey – Catechist for Preschool 4-years-old and Kindergarten
My faith has always been a part of my life, and I’ve been going to church since I was a young child. But as I’m sure happened
to a lot of people my age, I lost a little bit of that special connection I had with the Church due to the pandemic. Of course,
things closed and I became so busy with school I thought I didn’t have time for God. Now, as the Church is opening back up, I
wanted to take the time to rebuild that connection by not only educating myself, but to also educate young kids. I get to spread
our faith and help kindergartners see what life is all about. So, I’m taking these next few months to become closer with God
and help more people along the way. To me, this will be a very eye-opening opportunity I look forward to sharing with Lucy and
all the other catechists.
Monica Cassidy – Catechist for 6th Grade
It has been on my mind and heart for many years to
become a RE teacher at OLPH. Last year I stopped
making excuses and decided to act on the idea. I just
completed my first year of RE teaching in May and
the experience was overwhelmingly positive. First of
all, the RE office had all the leg work done for me.
Lesson plans, internet supports, and other resources
were at my fingertips. Training modules were
available for classroom management. However, the
best part of teaching was the students! It was a joy
to share my faith with these young people, who were
polite and inquisitive. I am very much looking forward
to getting started this year!
Please visit our OLPH RE website: www.olphre.org for
ongoing information for Catechists and RE Families.
Keep praying for one another and our Church!
Blessings!
Margaret
Margaret Waldron,
MBA, LEM, MAPS
Certified Director of
Religious Education
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish
mwaldron@olphglenview.org
847-998-5289
https://www.olphre.org/
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Supporting OLPH Through Our Secure Online Donation Portal
As you know, Sunday collections are vital to the health and church on it. Set up your profile and payment information
sustainability of OLPH. We are so grateful for the generosity similiar to the way you would make any online purchase or
of our parishioners. It is through such gifts that we are able contribution.
to serve our parish community every day. There are also other parish collections on this site, such
Today, more and more parishioners want to make these gifts as Sr. Paulanne's Needy Family Fund. When you visit the
online and here at OLPH we have made it possible to do so site, select the icon for the collection or category into which
through our GiveCentral secure online donation portal. you would like to make a donation or payment. For your
Not only is it convenient for our parishioners, but it eases convenience, you can set up your donation to be recurring,
the accounting burden on our parish staff, reduces the risks such as Weekly, Monthly, or Annually.
associated with transporting checks and cash, and makes
it easier to budget for the future. We are glad that so many
Accessing our GiveCentral Portal from Your Phone
of you have chosen this method to express your support. To access our OLPH GiveCentral homepage from your
phone, point your phone camera app at the QR code below.
Donating through our GiveCentral Portal Online You will simply and easily be able to donate to our Sunday
On our website and in most of our eblasts you will see the collection directly from your phone.
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Or dial our text-to-engage number 570-354-6574 and then
text the word "Sunday" to make your gift.
This logo will always be a live link to our OLPH GiveCentral
homepage. Whenever you see this logo on our website or
in an eblast, you will be able to click on it and it will take
you directly to our online giving portal. Donating to OLPH
through GiveCentral is easy and secure.
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The image below is a screen shot of our OLPH GiveCentral
homepage. To make your regular Sunday donation, click Need assistance?
on the "Sunday Giving" icon which has the image of our We want to make this process as pain-free as we can
for everyone. Have any questions about setting up your
online donations through GiveCentral? Just contact Karen
Daniels, Assistant Manager, Parish Office Operations, and
she will assist you. Email kdaniels@olphglenview.org or
call 847-729-2936.
To summarize, we understand that making the change from
writing a paper check to making a donation through an
online portal may be outside of your comfort level. However,
please understand how important it is for the vitality of our
church that you give it a try.
If for any reason you still are not comfortable making the
switch, we ask that you continue to support our Church in
the best way you are able.
Thank you and God bless you all as we work together to
continue to grow and thrive as a parish.
Fr. Jerry Boland
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seek, share, rejoice - military prayer list, announcements...
U.S. MILITARY PRAYER LIST
Community Announcements
US ARMY
CPT Michael Altonji
1LT Luke Baeckelandt, Overseas USCCB Department of Migration and
CPT Atticus Blair
CPT Nicholas Blair
Refugee Services
Fr. Robert Borre, CH,BG (Chaplain, Brigadier General) On behalf of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Department of
CPT Brad Fischl Migration and Refugee Services (USCCB/MRS), I am writing to you with a very
SPC Toby Gaul, Army, Oversees time sensitive request. Tens of thousands of Afghan allies are being evacuated to
CPT Devon Hubbard the United States where they will have the opportunity to start a new life, contribute
LTC Bryan Klatt to their local communities, and raise families in a safe environment. USCCB/MRS
PVT Taylor Mack
is closely involved with the reception and welcome of Afghans who are being
1 LT Athena MacLain
SGT Ryan MacLain evacuated from Afghanistan. They are being sent to one of several army bases
1LT Martin Mahoney around the country for processing, before they are sent to resettlement sites that
CPT Gavin McGarry will help to establish them in local communities. The initial reception is a significant
2 LT Patrick McFadden operation that requires robust staffing that exceeds the internal capacity of USCCB/
PFC John Miles MRS.
PFC Andrew Perez
I am writing to ask if you would look into your heart and consider whether you are
2LT Jake Pekosh
Capt Raz Shields in a position to deploy to one of the military bases in the United States currently
being used as an intermediary stop for processing and orientation before Afghan
US AIR FORCE
families/individuals continue to their final destinations. Your time commitment would
Capt Brian Joseph Anderson be an invaluable contribution to the welcome of these populations. Rest assured that
Maj Patrick Burke, Illinois Air National Guard
reasonable expenses will be reimbursed, including air/ground transportation and for
A1C Brendan Harlow
the cost of lodging and meals at the per-diem rate for that location. NOTE: You must
MSgt Richard Nash
LtCol Reid Orth be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 to participate.
LtCol Lowell Wallace At this time, USCCB/MRS is unable to provide a timeline for the total possible
US NAVY duration of this deployment, though availability for at least two weeks is preferred.
We are also unable to convey at this time the military base where your help will be
LT James Kowalski, Overseas
LTJG Lily Klein Kowalski, Overseas needed most; those details would be provided in a later communication based on
LT Kenneth Pittner your responses to the form linked below.
AWS2 Brian Sedin If you are unable to travel but are still willing to assist or your ability to travel is
PO3 John A. Stonis limited, please convey that in the form linked below.
US MARINES
The current list of bases being used to receive Afghans include:
LCpl Patrick Carney • Fort Lee, Virginia
Capt Justin Coons • Fort Picket, Virginia
LCpl Michael T. Hahn • Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia
Capt Chase Mlnarik, Overseas
• Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (Fort Dix), New Jersey
Capt Matt Mugnaini
• Fort Bliss, Texas
Maj Bradley Petersen
Maj Eric Starr, Overseas • Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
Sgt Ethan Zielinski, Overseas • Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico
US COAST GUARD Click this link to review and complete the form:
BM1 Anthony Wallace https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf4gA1YnuQwB3t2HxVXv6-4ulZAxE0spFuE1wAMOQnOrCVN2A/viewform
Notice: For revisions or updates to the Military Prayer List,
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact Todd Scribner
please contact: Geof Lutz olphmil@yahoo.com
by email at Tscribner@usccb.org or by phone at 202-549-2102.
847-724-8218
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Remember Our Sick Sunday, September 12
Lucy Bastianelli Alan Ilag 7:30 am – Fr Larry
Martha Berland John King 9:00 am – Fr. Patrick
Infant Xavier Boni Molly Morris 9:30 am McD – Fr. Larry
Baby Gigi Carillo Charlotte Murdoff 10:30 am – Fr. Patrick
Jan Carlson Ken McLennan 12:00 pm – Fr. Jim w/DJR
Jerry Cizynski Pat Nyhan Intentions: Bejan Ben, Steve Kustra, Bob Schmit, Barbara Butler, Jeanne Thome, Laura
Linda Cizynski Logan Pragovich Ingrassia, Gerard Degnan, Rebecca Lindsay and MaryAnn O’Brien
Paula Conrad "Ace" Realie
Sally Corbett Clare Elizabeth Rider Monday, September 13
Aldo Di Benedetto Amy Rizzo 6:30 am – Fr. Patrick w/DCW
Marian Di Benedetto John M. Stonis 8:30 am – Fr. Jim
Amy Fallmer Patrick Stein Intentions: Eamon Gaughan, Patricia Astor Gomez and John Pomillo
Marilyn Dineen Chris Wehking
John Fridner Gerry Weiland Tuesday, September 14
Terri Gaumond Chris Weiss 6:30 am – Fr. Larry w/DCW
Pat Hardnett Veronica Zielinski
8:30 am – Fr. Jerry
Sylvia Hollman
Intentions: Lyndon Cronen and Anne Schank
Our Beloved Deceased Wednesday, September 15
Ann Glenn 6:30 am – Fr. Jerry w/DCW
8:30 am – Fr. Patrick
Alois J. Landauer
Intentions: Ed Just, Sophie Marie St. Aubin and Celine, John, Joce Oliyapurathu (MFTL)
George M. Thomas, brother of Patrick
Upcoming Weddings Thursday, September 16
6:30 am – Fr. Patrick w/DCW
III Mary Molitor & Evan Horgan 8:30 am – Fr. Jim
III Bradley Rostron & Brittany San Roman Intentions: Sr. Paulanne Held (MFTL), Joan Pasek and Larry Gamber
II Alice Nimrod & Jasen Quinn
Friday, September 17
Baptisms 6:30 am – Fr. Jim w/DCW
Sophia Maria, daughter of Shannon (Vernon) Wroblewski and 8:30 am – Fr. Larry
Thomas Wroblewski Intentions: Dominic & Marie Fernandes and Denis Barker
Rowan Teresa, daughter of Brooke (Martin) Vick and Kenneth Vick
Saturday, September 18
8:30 am – Fr. Larry
Intention: Bob Foley, Maria Catherine Oliver and Eileen Keller (MFTL)
5:00 pm – Fr. Jim
Have you been to our Sat. 5:00 pm Drive-In Mass yet? Intentions: Mary Gin Harrington and James Campbell
If not, give it a try!
Tune your car radio to 95.7 FM Sunday, September 19
7:30 am – Fr. Hickey
9:00 am – Fr. Jim
To donate to OLPH through our We have put QR codes on the 9:30 am McD – Fr. Jerry
GiveCentral portal, simply point your
phone at this QR Code. pews so you can make your 10:30 am – Fr. Larry w/DCW
offering at Mass if you are 12:00 pm – Fr. Patrick
ou
Thank y uncomfortable with the basket. Intentions: Tom Hirschinger, Denis Barker, Bejan Ben, Mary Esther Campos (MFTL),
r
for you Point and click the camera on Rosemary Orlando, Tiya Tito, Joan Pasek, Mary Hitzeman, Kathleen Ann Griffis,
!
support your phone at the QR code Juan Jose & Francisca Leal, Magdaleno & Maria Josefina Castano and Javier Ubarri, Sr.
to go directly to our secure
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of Perpetual Help
portal.
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We thank all parishioners for your support and generosity. for someone you know, please contact the Parish Office at 847-729-1525.
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Parish Contacts
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Rev. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor Emeritus Dr. Amy Mills, Parish School Principal
Rev. Patrick Kizza, Associate Pastor, Chaplain of RE, Scripture Study, 847-724-6990 • amills@olph-il.org
and Youth Ministry Margaret Waldron, Director of Religious Education
ext. 114 • pkizza@olphglenview.org 847-998-5289 ext. 122 • mwaldron@olphglenview.org
Rev. Larry Basbas, Associate Pastor, Chaplain of Liturgy and John Kurkowski, School Endowment Board Chair
Evangelization john.kurkowski@comcast.net
ext. 111 • lbasbas@olphglenview.org Terry Luc, Director of Communications
Rev. Jim Barrett, Resident ext. 124 • tluc@olphglenview.org
ext. 210 • jbarrett@olphglenview.org Karen Daniels, Assistant Manager, Parish Office Operations
Jim & Pat Revord, Deacon Couple ext. 121 • kdaniels@olphglenview.org
jimandpatrevord@att.net Linda Feo, Parish Office Assistant
Dave & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon Couple ext. 110 • lfeo@olphglenview.org
dkalina@olphglenview.org Margie André, Liturgy Assistant
Deacon Christopher Weiland ext. 119 • mandre@olphglenview.org
ext. 130 • cweiland@olphglenview.org Gloria Gaughan, Parish Office Assistant
Mary Lynne Januszewski, Director of Finance & Operations ext. 109 • ggaughan@olphglenview.org
ext. 123 • mjanuszewski@olphglenview.org Angela Romero, R. E. & Youth Ministry Admin. Assistant
Mike Hrvojevic, Director of Facilities 847-998-5289 ext.126 • aromero@olphglenview.org
ext. 113 • mikeh@olphglenview.org
Bereavement Support Deacon Dave Kalina 847.729.1525 ext. 125 dkalina@olphglenview.org
OLPH Care Links
Parish Social Worker Sister Chioma Ahanihu 312-655-7725
Confidential Assistance Sister Paulanne 847.724.2044
Hospital/Nursing Home Visits Rick Nash 847.651.8718 rick.nash@comcast.net
Homebound Visits Jim Vlazny 847.724.0265 jamesvlazny@aol.com
Respect Life Monica Cassidy 847.724.7206 monccas@comcast.net
Office for Protection of Children and Youth 312.534.5254
The Office of Assistance Ministry 312.534.8267
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