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THE NATIVITY OF JUNE 24, 2018
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 1775 Grove St. Glenview IL 60025 Parish Office 847-729-1525 olphglenview.org
seek, share, rejoice - pastor's letter
Dear Parishioners, of the Holy Month of Ramadan. Eid
This weekend our liturgy commemo- Mubarak!
rates the birthday of St. John the We are continuing the consultation
Baptist. He plays such an important process for the Master Plan to help us
part of the Advent and Lenten sea- with the next phase of the capital cam-
sons. He reminds us of the critical paign, To Teach Who Christ Is. I am
importance the call to repentance is so grateful for your faithful support of
in our spiritual lives. John the Baptist the campaign that is transforming our
prepared the way for Jesus, the long- parish. The projects impact us all. We
awaited Messiah. have a survey that we are encouraging
I hope the summer provides some as many as possible to participate in.
space to rejuvenate! We are surrounded There will also be a Town Hall on July
Father Jerry Boland by such beautiful parks here in Glenview 9 at 7:00 pm in McDonnell Hall. It's
and we are so close to Lake Michigan. an opportunity to share suggestions
Thoughts on the and ideas. Anyone and everyone is
The pace slows down here but OLPH welcome to attend.
Sunday never completely slows down!
The consultants want to hear about
OLPH is proud to be part of this year’s the hopes, dreams and needs we
Scriptures Glenview Summer Fest. Stop by our have so that as we look to renovate
Today we celebrate the booth. The best part of Summer Fest McDonnell Hall, develop the third
birth of St. John the is being so close to the Dairy Bar! floor of the Parish Ministry Center and
Baptist. This prophet, We have some great service trips address the Glenview Road entrance,
who practiced austerity planned for our teens. We have two we can make best use of the resources
in the desert, proclaimed Habitat for Humanity trips sched- we have been given. We also hope
the kingdom of God, a uled and a service trip to Guatemala to add two new (Science Technology
coming judgment, and through NPH to visit their orphanage. Engineering and Math) STEM labs for
baptism as a sign of Check with our Youth Minister, Randy the school.
repentance. McGraw for more details. This Sunday is the annual Shoot
With deep humility, John One of the great programs for young for Steiner free throw contest in the
directed attention not people is the Hands of Peace Interfaith Playdium. It is always an exciting
to himself but to Jesus. Organization that meets at the event and is a great way for all of us to
Glenview Community Church. This support Patrick Stein who is such an
John’s attitude was, “He
organization brings together Israeli, inspiration.
must increase, I must
decrease” (John 3:30). Palestinian and American young peo- This past week was an important
John’s birth, days after
ple for three weeks of peacebuilding gathering of all the priests serving in
and leadership programs. We will be the Archdiocese of Chicago. These are
the summer solstice when
hosting some of the events here. This challenging times but we are deeply
daylight hours begin to
program changes people and lasting blessed and have so much to be grate-
decrease, contrasts with
friendships are formed. ful for. Under the Cardinal’s leadership
Jesus’ birth days after the
I extend special prayers and blessings we are facing the issues head on. All
winter solstice, heralding
to the Islamic Community of Glenview, of this will lead to a stronger and more
daylight’s increase.
to their leader Qasim Gillani and the vital Church.
Like John the Baptist, community of Ismali Jamatkhana that Have a blessed week,
stewards turn attention recently celebrated Eid al-Fitr, the end Fr. Jerry Boland
away from themselves
and towards Jesus. The
stewardship question for We Want to Hear from You!
us is whether or not we A Town Hall meeting will occur July 9 at 7:00 pm
ourselves are prepared in McDonnell Hall. This is an opportunity to share
to “decrease” and allow suggestions and ideas about improvements to our
Jesus to “increase” in our facilities, specifically related to renovating McDonnell
hearts, minds, words and Hall, developing the third floor of the Parish Ministry
actions. Center and addressing the Glenview Road entrance.
Please mark your calendar.
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seek, share, rejoice - parishioner survey...
Making
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Master Plan
Parishioner Questionnaire
Plans!
JNKA Architects has been retained to prepare a “Master Plan” for the parish and is requesting
that parishioners complete this questionnaire about parish facilities. We request and welcome any
comments you may be willing to provide, either individually or as a family.
What improvements do you recommend for the church’s lower level McDonnell Hall and adjacent
spaces?
What improvements do you recommend for the Parish Ministry Center (former Convent) building
(all levels)?
What improvements do you recommend for the Carrollton Building, especially regarding the
exterior facade facing Glenview Road?
What other improvements do you recommend for the parish campus (church, school, and/or
exterior grounds)?
Please feel free to comment on any aspect of the parish campus that is of concern to you. JNKA
and the OLPH Committee intend to present the Master Plan recommendations this fall, so the
promptness of your reply is critical.
We request that you deliver this completed questionnaire to the Parish Office no later than
9:00 pm on Monday, July 9. Thank you!
JAEGER NICKOLA KUHLMAN & ASSOCIATES, LTD., ARCHITECTS
350 S. Northwest Highway, Suite 106, Park Ridge, Illinois 60068
Ph: 847.692.6166 www.jnka-architects.com Fax: 847.692.2002
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seek, share, rejoice - stewardship...
To Teach Who Christ Is Capital Campaign
In the fall of 2016, we announced our participation in To Teach
Who Christ Is, a captital campaign to benefit important minis-
tries in the Archdiocese of Chicago and parishes. We joined with
faithful from across the Archdiocese who are also pledging their
commitment to ensure our local Church is strong and vibrant for
years to come.
Through our participation we have the opportunity to live out
our call to serve as disciples of
To Teach Who Christ Is Christ and to share in meeting
Capital Camaign the needs of our local Church.
We also have the opportunity
to meet needs within our par-
ish. We spent several months
determining how best to use
the funds raised through our
campaign.
Through your faithful support
of the capital campaign, we
$5,285,768 $2,775,091 have already completed several
projects, including the Sisters’
residence, Religious Education
Center, Youth Ministry Center,
a school STEM Lab, the Parish
Pledges Collections Ministry Center, Hickey Hall, the
to Date to Date hearing loop and enhancements
to the sound system, as well as
the steps and plaza in front of
the Church.
We've retained JNKA Architects to lead the consultation process
for the Master Plan to help us with the next phase of the capital
campaign. Your input is critical to the success of our planning.
Your continued support of the capital campaign will help us
achieve our goals.
Parish Ministry Center Improvement
Work is underway to install a handicap accessible ramp at the
entrance to the Parish Ministry Center. The project is expected to
take six to eight weeks. Please use caution near the construction
area, especially being mindful of families, children and vehicles.
We anticipate a short time, about a week, when the front door
will not be accessible and visitors will be directed to the Religious
Education Center entry.
Parishioner Input Needed
JNKA Architects has been retained to prepare a Master Plan for
the parish and is requesting that parishioners complete a short
questionnaire (available on page 3 and on our parish website
homepage) about our campus and facilities.
A town hall is scheduled July 9 at 7:00 pm in McDonnell Hall.
All parishioners are welcome to attend and share suggestions.
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seek, share, rejoice - parish news & events...
Sharing Ministry
Summer Hunger Relief Help Wanted
Please continue to remember the needy during the The Meal Ministry is looking to grow our group as
busy, fun, distracting months of summer. Donations we work to prepare fresh and frozen meals for needy
generally dip this time of year, yet hunger is still a within our own community and beyond. The com-
reality for many. Donations can always be dropped mitment is not overtaxing; prepare a meal about
off at the Sharing Room, at the entries of church, or once a quarter and deliver to a needy area family
through the children during the offertory at Sunday and/or prepare a casserole, freeze and deliver it to
Masses. Another option is to mail a donation (check the Sharing Room for Sr. Paulanne to distribute to
written to OLPH) to: the needy or to feed mothers who call upon the
Lou Marohn Maryville Crisis Nursery for assistance.
2132 Fir Street Contact Kathy Quinn, khquinn1944@comcast.net.
Glenview, IL 60025
Food is purchased in case lots to maximize your dona-
tion. Thank you for your generous response!
Project LINUS Meeting - Wednesday, June 27
Project Linus will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, June 27, 9:00-11:30 am in Hickey Hall,
located on the 2nd floor of the Parish Center. An elevator is available.
Please plan to join us for this meeting. No special talents, or equipment (we provide all equipment and materi-
als!) is required, only the desire to contribute your time for a wonderful cause. There are plenty of helpful jobs
for everyone. Friends old & new are always welcome!
For more information, contact:
Project Linus Coordinator, Esther Behnke Assistant Coordinator, Patricia Peck
847-767-1404 (mobile), 847-498-4178 502-761-4555
eeabehnke@gmail.com texaspeck@gmail.com
Evolve Adult Education Ministry Presents Jim Kenney
Climate Change, It Changes Everything
Saturday, July 14, 9:30-11:00 am, McDonnell Hall
Jim Kenney has been active in the climate awareness effort for over 25 years. He has a strong layman’s under-
standing of the science and latest research. He has worked closely with leading experts at major gatherings
around the world. Jim knows that climate change is real, largely human-caused (anthropogenic) and very likely
the greatest single threat to planetary life and human culture. Major storms, flooding, droughts are all increas-
ing in frequency and intensity and pose large-scale threats to human life and property.
He will survey the science, explore key arguments for global climate change, spotlight the politics of energy,
and respond openly to questions and controversy. He’ll explain why the most frequent claims made by climate
skeptics and deniers are simply wrong.
But it won’t be all bad news. Jim will show how we can make significant changes that will diminish climate ef-
fects that might otherwise be catastrophic. Join us. All that is required is goodwill and a spirit of open inquiry.
It is virtually guaranteed that all participants will learn something new.
Jim Kenney, a director of the1993 and 1999 Parliaments of World Religions, is a renowned leader in the
movement for global interreligious understanding and cooperative common action. He is the co-founder of
Common Ground, a center for adult learning, based in Deerfield.
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seek, share, rejoice - you may be interested in...
Youth Ministry Summer Events
For Incoming 8th graders only; Bowling & Pizza!
Monday, June 25 join us for bowling and pizza at Pinstripes on Willow Road.
6:30-8:00 pm. Please RSVP at rmcgraw@olphglenview.org or 224-521-9332.
Youth Mission Trip to Guatemala
Ministry Wednesday, June 27 at 7:00 pm in Hickey Hall - an orientation meeting for those going
on the mission trip to Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos (NPH) Guatemala in August.
notes For Incoming 7th graders only; Bowling & Pizza!
Monday, July 16 join us for bowling and pizza at Pinstripes on Willow Road.
6:30-8:00 pm. Please RSVP at rmcgraw@olphglenview.org or 224-521-9332.
Religious Education News
2018-19 Registration
Registration for the 2018-2019 school year is now available! If you
are returning to the Religious Education program, you should have
received an email this past week with your pre-filled registration forms
attached. If you have not received this email or if you are new to the
program, please email Cherie DiCesare at cdicesare@olphglenview.org
or call the Religious Education Office at 847-998-5289.
Please keep in mind that the primary goal of Religious Education is not only sacramentall preparation i b but
ongoing faith formation; young people are expected to participate in the total Religious Education program
from first grade through Confirmation. Each grade covers its own specific area of doctrine and Catholic-
Christian living geared to the religious development of that age. Just as each year builds upon the previous
year’s study, each year is also important to the religious maturity of the child. Acquiring Christian attitudes
and skills for moral decision making in light of faith requires consistent and continuous exposure to these
values both at home and within the more formal Religious Education program. Please visit the RE page of the
parish website for more information.
Confirmation Service Opportunity
Incoming eighth grade students preparing for Confirmation are encouraged to volunteer a little time on
Saturday, June 30 at the Glenview Summer Fest. This volunteer opportunity involves representing our parish
at a display booth, greeting visitors, passing out giveaways and coordinating fun kids' games and crafts.
Please sign up at signupgenius.com/go/60b0c4ba9af23a13-glenview or by scanning the quick response (QR)
code on the next page. Thank you!
Devotions Ministry
Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help
Monday, June 18 – Tuesday, June 26, 9:00 – 9:30 am • Lady Chapel
Join us as we meditate on a different element of the powerful icon
of our patroness each day followed by the Holy Rosary.
Feast Day Celebration of Our Patroness
Wednesday, June 27 after 8:30 am Mass & Rosary
Coffee and sweets will be served in the south vestibule. Join us...all are welcome!
Contact: heartsafireolph@gmail.com or Jennifer Farber at 847-840-5899
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seek, share, rejoice - glenview summer fest
Every year the liveliest crowd of neighbors, families and friends converge in
Glenview for Summer Fest.
JUNE 30 ● 9:00am - 3:30pm
OLPH will be there too, look for our tent!
Featuring live music, cold beer, great sales and fun activities, Glenview’s annual Summer Fest
welcomes families and friends to Lehigh Avenue and Jackman Park in Glenview.
OLPH is Seeking
Volunteers!
Sign up for an hour or two; you won't regret it!
• catch up with friends and neighbors
• greet and delight visitors to our booth
• pass out giveaways and coordinate games and crafts
Sign up at signupgenius.com/go/60b0c4ba9af23a13-glenview or by scanning the QR code.
Organized by Glenview’s Chamber of Commerce, the Fest showcases a range of businesses and
organizations offering something for everyone including the Glenview Fire Department’s fire pole,
special entertainment and kid-friendly activities. You’ll also find balloons, crafts, one very tall guy
in shades and maybe even puppies.
Thirsty fair-goers can also stop by this year’s beer tent offering a selection of craft beers
along with great summer standards. Be there for the fun, the sun, and the shopping!
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seek, share, rejoice - giving back...
Final Weekend! ...School Supply Drive
Sponsored by Women's Club, Guild 34
Wondering what to do with all the unused, or gently used, school supplies the kids bring home? Help us put
these supplies in the hands of children that need them most; students at Our Lady of Tepeyac School, St.
Phillip Neri Grade School, and St. Sabina School. Drop off supplies through June 24 in labeled collection
boxes at church entrances.
Supplies needed: crayons, pens, pencils, markers, erasers, notebooks, folders, loose-leaf paper, construc-
tion paper, glue, tape, child-safe scissors, and backpacks. Thank you for making a difference!
Contact: Mary Zenzola, mzenzola@comcast.net or Jodi Hiller, JIH123@aol.com
Bridge Group Celebrates Fun Season
The Bridge Marathon Girls donated $591 to Sr. Paulanne.
The group plays from September through May. If you are
interested in joining this group. Contact Paula Cantwell
847-724-1407 for more information.
Pictured: Lorrie Egan, Joanne Stevens, Eileen Warga,
Margy McCall, Pat Nyhan, Mary Ann Kendall, Paula
Cantwell, EIaine Caraher, Joan Murnane, Jane Grant,
Barb Berens, Connie Hicks, Terry Rubey
Not pictured: Lucy Farr, Joyce Kurkowski, Mary Amenta,
Marie Given, Paula Greene, Mary Conrad, Irene Dettmers,
Joan Eggers, Pat Haverty, Candy Strom, Judie Bradford,
Judy Mullen, Kathy Gerbosi, Sarah Jost, Marge Middleton, Pat
y Dore, and the late Pat Cullen
Fortman, Marilyn
"We encounter Jesus in those
who are poor, rejected, or
refugees. Do not let fear get
in the way of welcoming our
neighbour in need."
~ June 20, 2018
@PONTIFEX
The Natvity of St. John The Baptist
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seek, share, rejoice - our parish school
Have A Great Summer!
Love, OLPH School
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seek, share, rejoice - shoot for steiner returns to the playdium
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Patrick is an OLPH, Loyola Academy and GBS alumnus who suffered a
debilitating stroke in 2010 at the age of 17. Patrick now faces extensive
medical and therapy expenses. 100% of all donations will support the
ongoing treatments and care demanded of Patrick's condition. All ages are
welcome to participate in the Shoot For Steiner Free Throw Contest. No
basketball skills required. Free throw shooting is completely optional. Simply
come and support a great cause! We are accepting credit cards,
checks and cash for donations:
ToSLHYn more about Patrick, Scan the “Crush It! Foundation”
P.O. Box 8617
QR code to visit the Crush It!
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address is: www.facebook.com/ Questions?
CrushItFoundation Call the Bordignons at
847-774-5993
10 JUNE 24, 2018 • olphglenview.organnouncements
U.S. MILITARY PRAYER LIST
US ARMY THEOLOGY ON TAP
KICKOFF EVENT
CPT Michael Altonji
2LT Luke Baeckelandt
1LT Atticus Blair, Overseas
1LT, Nicholas Blair, Overseas
CPT Brad Fischl
Breakthrough: The Inspiring Story of
1LT Devon Hubbard Australia’s X Factor Priest Father Rob Galea
CPT Gavin McGarry
1LT Raz Shields Join us for the Theology on Tap 2018 kickoff event with Father Tom Rosica, Chief Executive
CPT William Thibeau Officer of Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation in Canada. Father Rosica will interview
Father Rob Galea, musician, author, and founder of FRG Ministry. Father Rob will speak about
PFC Jacob Zielinski his inspiring journey from troubled teen to Catholic priest and Australian idol. He will also be
performing some of his music that made him an internet sensation in 2015 thanks to his audition
for Australia’s X Factor.
US AIR FORCE
The event is free and every attendee will receive two drink tickets, appetizers, and
Capt Brian Joseph Anderson excellent company!
MSgt Richard Nash To register, please visit www.totchicago.org.
LtCol Reid Orth
Maj Lowell Wallace Monday, June 25
The Fremont
US NAVY 15 West Illinois Street
ESN James Kowalski, Overseas Chicago, IL 60654
LT Carol Pittner
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
LT Kenneth Pittner Father Rob Galea Father Tom Rosica
EM1 John Sutehall
US MARINES
Capt Justin Coons
Cpl Quinn Cowell
1stLt Chase Mlnarik
Capt Matt Mugnaini
Maj Bradley Petersen
Maj Eric Starr, Overseas
Cpl Ethan Zielinski, Overseas
US COAST GUARD
BM3 Anthony Wallace
Notice: For revisions or updates to
the Military Prayer List, please contact:
Geof Lutz olphmil@yahoo.com
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Remember Our Sick Sunday, June 24
Dan Behnke Lorraine Mandolini 7:30 Noreen Ritt (Fr. Lara)
Cynthia Buhay Eileen Martinez 9:30 Ch Joseph Nicolau and Doug Norman (Fr. Lara)
Brian Bulger Lisa McCarthy 9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Kostyk)
Rosemarie Bux Dan Moylan 11:00 Steve Kustra, Bob Schmit and Peter Athas (Fr. Kostyk)
Linda Cash Kathy Nitschke 12:30 Franz Bauer and John Joe O’Malley (Fr. Kartje)
Rubin Castonado Mary Opryszek 6:00 Ray Tower and Pat Cullen (Fr. Lara)
Arlene Buhay Castro
Linda Cizynski
Clare Elizabeth Rider
Mark Satkiewicz
Monday, June 25
6:30 Irene Gaughan and Christopher Stevens
Coty Cottle Anna and Dave Shabelman
8:30 George Kunzmann and Gabriel Lorenzo
Barbara Escamilla Liz Smith
Luke Gregory Dominic Steadman Tuesday, June 26
Matt Halenka Patrick Stein 6:30 George McCabe and Rosemary Collins
Tom Hopkins Julie C. Theriault 8:30 Chris Conrad
Mia Jerva Russell B. Theriault
Caron Johnsen May Weger Wednesday, June 27
Pat Kelley Chris Weiss Feast Day of Our Lady of Perpetual Help*
Emily Kolody Adolph Zielinski
6:30 Dr. John Saletta and Tom Hopkins (MFTL)
Lois Lechner Andrea Zielinski 8:30 Mary Beth Hoyler, Adrienne Paxton and Larry Gamber
John Lucas *Rosary and fellowship following Mass
Our Beloved Deceased Thursday, June 28
6:30 John Dillon
Barbara Long
8:30 Victor Gass and Joe Anzaldi
Betty Mihalic, sister of Linda Laurie
Nancy Sedin Friday, June 29
6:30 Ann Joseph
8:30 Bernie Garvey and Marjorie Hamilton
Recent Baptisms
Carter Andrew Bandy, son of Nowell Polo Saturday, June 30
Remy Sofia, daughter of Katie (Benedict) 6:30 Living and Deceased Members of OLPH
Castaneda & Sergio Castaneda 8:30 Wayne Grein and Adrienne Paxton
Makayla, daughter of Yen (Vo) Herlihy & John 5:00 Jim Tully and Teresa Scarano (Fr. Paddy)
Herlihy Sunday, July 1
Catherine Frances, daughter of Caroline 7:30 Margaret Pinto (Fr. Lara)
(Manley) Kinahan & John Kinahan 9:30 Ch Michael Tirpak and Gwen John (Fr. Hickey)
9:30 Mc Living and Deceased Members of OLPH (Fr. Lara)
Weddings 11:00 Thomas Kelly and Nancy Donovan (Fr. Paddy)
12:30 Stephanie Weiland (Fr. Kostyk)
II Colleen Colpi & Michael Brennan
6:00 Rodolfo, Ranulfo, and Hedelisa (Fr. Kostyk)
I Stephanie Macek & Stephen Braband
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION) LITURGY OF THE HOURS
Sat. • 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. or by appointment Wed. • 8:10 a.m.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
After the 8:30 Mass on the 2nd Saturday of every month Fri. • 9:00 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. • Lady Chapel
DIVINE MERCY HOLY HOUR MASSES AT MARYHAVEN NURSING & REHAB CENTER
Fri. • 3:00 p.m. • Lady Chapel Sun. Tue. and Thurs. • 10:30 a.m.
ROSARY Mon. - Sat. • after 8:30 a.m. Mass
12 JUNE 24, 2018 • olphglenview.orgparish information
847.729.1525 olphglenview.org facebook.com/olphglenview
f twitter.com/OLPHGlenview
Church & School Contacts
Rev. Jeremiah Boland, Pastor Russell Stern, Director of Music Ministry
ext. 117 • jboland@olphglenview.org rstern@olphglenview.org
Rev. Thomas E. Hickey, Pastor Emeritus Randy McGraw, Youth Minister
Rev. Isaac Lara, Associate Pastor ext. 116 • rmcgraw@olphglenview.org
ext. 118 • ilara@olphglenview.org Cherie DiCesare, Director of Religious Education
Rev. Nicholas Kostyk, Associate Pastor 847-998-5289 cdicesare@olphglenview.org
ext. 111 • nkostyk@olphglenview.org Dr. Amy Mills, Parish School Principal
Rev. Paddy Tyrrell, SJ Associate Pastor & Chaplain to Kairos 847-724-6990 amills@olph-il.org
847-602-4143 paddy@tyrrellsj.com John Kurkowski, School Endowment Board Chair
Jim & Pat Revord, Deacon Couple john.kurkowski@comcast.net
Dave & Mary Beth Kalina, Deacon Couple Melissa Conroy, Director of Communications
mconroy@olphglenview.org
Deacon Christopher Weiland
ext. 130 • cweiland@olphglenview.org Laura Kearney, Parish Secretary
ext. 121 • lkearney@olphglenview.org
Jim Dollard, Director of Finance & Operations
ext. 123 • jdollard@olphglenview.org Linda Feo, Parish Office Assistant
ext. 110 • lfeo@olphglenview.org
Mike Hrvojevic, Director of Facilities
ext. 113 • mikeh@olphglenview.org Margie André, Liturgy Assistant
ext. 119 • mandre@olphglenview.org
Gloria Gaughan, Evening & Weekend Receptionist
ext. 109 • ggaughan@olphglenview.org
OLPH Care Links
Bereavement Support Deacon Dave Kalina 847-729-1525 ext. 125 • dkalina@olphglenview.org
Confidential Assistance Sister Paulanne 847-724-2044
Homebound/Hospital Visits Rick Nash 847-651-8718 rick.nash@comcast.net
Respect Life Monica Cassidy 847-724-7206 monccas@comcast.net
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