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Fourth Sunday of Easter VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH - ELMHURST, IL - APRIL 25,
April 25, 2021
2021
April 25, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church
WELCOME TO VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH
Love and Service to Others
779 S. York Street • Elmhurst, IL • 60126 • www.visitationparish.org
Daily Mass: Monday-Friday, 6:15 AM, 8:15 AM
Saturday Reconciliation: 3:00-3:45 PM
Regular Saturday Mass Hours: 8:15 AM, 4:00 PM (Vigil)
Regular Sunday Mass Hours: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 6:00 PM
VISITATION PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
Visitation Parish, a Roman Catholic Community in the Diocese of Joliet-in
-Illinois, seeks to draw all to Jesus Christ, revelation of the Father and
font of the Holy Spirit, by celebrating the Sacraments, educating people
of all ages in the Truths of the Catholic Faith, and reaching out to those
who are physically, emotionally, or spiritually in need.
PARISH AND PASTORAL STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION
PARISH OFFICE HOURS: [MON-THUR] 8:30 AM-4:30 PM [FRI] 8:30 AM-12 Noon • Phone: 630-834-6700
Fax: 630-834-6711 • Email: welcome@visitationcc.org • Parish Website: WWW.VISITATIONPARISH.ORG
Deanery Website: easterndupagedeanery.org
VISITATION PASTORAL STAFF MUSIC
• Rev. Greg Skowron, Pastor, 815-791-6073 • Barbara Masters, Parish Music Director
frgreg@visitationcc.org 630-834-8190
• Rev. Tomy Chellakandathil, Parochial Vicar barbara.masters@visitationcc.org
630-834-6700 OFFICE STAFF
frtomy@visitationcc.org • Marek Latocha, Business Manager
• Rev. Wolf Werling, Parochial Vicar 630-834-6700, x202, marek@visitationcc.org
630-834-6700 • Anne Montgomery, Administrative Assistant to the
frwolf@visitationcc.org Pastor, 630-834-6700
• Dcn. Anthony Spatafore, Pastoral Associate, • Suzanne Noonan, Parish Secretary, 630-834-6700
630-834-6700 • Teodora Kulikowska, Accounts Payable
aspatafore1@comcast.net 630-834-6700, x206
• Dcn. James Eaker, 630-530-7596 • Susan Hemmersmeier, Communications Manager
• Dcn. Mike Iozzo communications@visitationcc.org
630-567-4700
VISITATION CATHOLIC SCHOOL Website:
mike.iozzo@outlook.com
www.visitationelmhurst.org
• Dcn. Michael O’Ryan [St. Peregrine Ministry]
Phone: 630-834-4931/Fax: 630-834-4936
630-530-2954
• Carrie Mijal, School Principal,
visdeaconmikeo@gmail.com
cmijal@visitationelmhurst.org
PARISH FAITH FORMATION/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION • Katie McVey, School Assistant Principal
• Matthew Pozen, 630-279-7058, x502 kmcvey@visitationelmhurst.org
matt.pozen@visitationcc.org
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 26 THURSDAY, APRIL 29
CRHP 7:00 PM PC Prayer for Priests 8:45 AM C
Endow 9:00 AM PC
TUESDAY, APRIL 27 Renewed 7:00 PM PC
RE First Communion Retreat 6:00 PM PC
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 RE First Reconciliation 6:30 PM C
Craft Ladies 9:00 AM MP
Faith Study 9:30 AM PC SATURDAY, MAY 1
First Saturday Devotions 9:00 AM C
FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF ALL PARISH EVENTS, GO TO VISITATIONPARISH.ORG/CALENDAR-1
Fourth Sunday of Easter April 25, 2021
ARMED FORCES PRAYER LIST
JESUS IS HIGH PRIEST
We remember and pray for the
Through the Paschal Mystery of Jesus Christ, we can be protection of our military as they serve in
saved. What exactly is the Paschal Mystery? The Paschal our Armed Forces.
Mystery was what Jesus told the Apostles to be witnesses U.S. Air Force
to. They were to be witnesses to others that Jesus came
from the Father, suffered death for our sins, rose from the MSGT Kevin M. James (Andrews AFB, MD)
dead to conquer sin, and then ascended into Heaven to AMN Natalee Arbino (Wright Paterson, OH)
invite us to follow Him. This is the most central message AMN E2 Jacob Neimanas (Travis AFB, CA)
of our faith. This is the saving truth of our redemption. A1C Eric E. James (Dyess AFB, Abilene, TX)
U.S. Army
And, how does Jesus continue this work of redemption? PFC Michael Perrone (Germany)
His power is passed on through the Sacrament of Holy MAJ Patrick Leen (IL.)
Orders, which was instituted by Jesus at the Last Supper. 1 LT Joseph D. Frost (Ft. Knox, KY)
After receiving Holy Orders, a man becomes ontologically CPT Nicholas Keller (Ft. Knox, KY)
different. That is, a change in being takes place, not 1 LT Thomas J. Diwisch (Fort Bragg, NC)
unlike the change that takes place in a person who gets
SPC Stephen J. Taylor (Incirlik AB, Turkey)
baptized. And what are these ordained powers bestowed
upon priests? A priest can offer the sacrifice of the Mass, 1 LT Francesca Cervone (Fairbanks, AK)
forgive sins, and exercise authority in Christ’s name. The 1 LT Nathanial A. Greenberg (Ft Leonard Wood, MO)
priesthood, as established by Christ Himself, is vital to the CPT Kathleen M. Donofrio (Afghanistan)
life of the Church. U.S. Army National Guard
PVT Christopher J Slowinski (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO)
Today is Vocations Sunday, which is a reminder to ask MAJ Joseph Doyle (ID)
God for more priests, priests who can remain faithful to CPL James Kotowski (Afghanistan)
Jesus, our High Priest. U.S. Coast Guard
CPO Patrick Kirby (TX)
Come before Our Blessed Lord U.S. Marine Corps
in the Adoration Chapel and beg
Him for an increase in vocations PVT Nicholas Acevedo (CA)
to the priesthood. And, CPT Kurt P. James (Okinawa)
remember to pray for all our SGT David Byrne (MCAS, Cherry Pt., NC)
current priests, that God give CPL Eric E. Gibas (Camp Pendleton, CA)
them strength and healing as PVT Dominic Tosto (San Diego, CA)
necessary. There should be no United States Navy
identity crisis in the Catholic LCDR Robert Aranha (United States)
priesthood.
Dear Lord, may all priests be granted great faith in the
powers bestowed upon them by You and that their
presence in the world is essential for salvation. Amen.
To sign up for an adoration hour, please email us at
Please join
VisitationAdorationChapel@gmail.com or contact Mary
Lewis at 630-941-9173 or Joan Taylor at 630-530-8963.
our Flock!
Use your cell phone and text
First Saturday: May 1 joinvis
All parishioners are encouraged to
join us once a month for the Five to 84576 to register with the parish &
First Saturdays Devotion in honor of subscribe to updates
Mary’s Immaculate Heart.
It begins the Sacrament of Confes- Or go to our website at
sion before 8:15 AM Mass and is www.visitationparish.org and
followed by 45 minutes of prayer,
reflection and meditation. Click on the Flocknote Sheep
April 25, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church
MASS INTENTIONS GOSPEL REFLECTION
April 25, 2021
MONDAY, APRIL 26
Fourth Sunday of Easter
6:15 AM
Intentions of Kim Villa Any builder worth his or her salt knows the value and
8:15 AM importance of a cornerstone. Properly laying and securing
+Thomas Keck this primary unit determines how the rest of the project
unfolds and its success. Cornerstones are necessary
TUESDAY, APRIL 27 elements not only of buildings but of lives as well. Many
6:15 AM human beings conduct the business of their lives paying
little attention to a grounding reference or starting point.
Souls in purgatory Hence, what unfolds is a tapestry of relativism, with few
8:15 AM anchors or guideposts and many impulsive choices. Some
+Brenda Fetsch consider love to be their cornerstone. While this may sound
attractive and useful, the pursuit of love without a
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 simultaneous pursuit of its source can be shallow and self-
6:15 AM focused. Just because a person chooses to do no harm and
+Souls in purgatory love others does not mean that they are living in truth and
8:15AM properly anchored to the real cornerstone.
+Brenda Fetsch Jesus is the true and authentic cornerstone and shepherd. It
THURSDAY, APRIL 29 is only in following the Risen One as the way, the truth,
and the life that we can move from being well grounded
6:15 AM ethical people to properly focused moral ones. Proper
+Robert Olson conduct, a true sense of justice, wisdom, virtue, moral
8:15 AM principles, faith, hope, and love will be difficult to find
+Claire Guistolise unless we listen to the right Voice. It is when we learn to
listen to the voice of God that we begin our journey on the
FRIDAY, APRIL 30 road to salvation. It is only the Good Shepherd, the
6:15 AM authentic and solid cornerstone, who can guide us through
Souls in purgatory life’s questions and challenges and bring us to the safe and
proper pasture.
8:15 AM
+Joseph Guistolise A person’s life only has meaning when the cornerstone is
+Mary Pat Evans properly selected and set. Understanding themselves only
as random acts of creation, existing without intent or
SATURDAY, MAY 1 purpose, will color their choices and influence their
8:15 AM decisions. The foundation of their lives will be simply a
Souls in Purgatory matter of preference and choice, leaving benchmarks of
4:00 PM growth and higher ideals optional to pursue. Whereas
people who believe that they are fashioned and loved into
+Harold Ostling existence by a God who purposely made them, have this
+Camille Melone incredible unconditional relationship at their source which
+Laura Stuefen has tremendous significance. Their allegiance is not to
themselves but to their Creator. Life, then, is an adventure
SUNDAY, MAY 2 in search of this Creator God and a journey of self-
7:30AM discovery that seeks to unite their will to His. There is a
Souls in purgatory cost. We have to give up our life in order to gain our life.
9:30AM As ironic as that sounds, it is true. It is only when we
+Don Gallagher finally figure this out that the true cornerstone of our lives
will be properly laid and we can, with God’s help, get about
Intentions of Patricia Gallagher the business of properly constructing a temple that endures.
+Brenda Fetsch
11:30AM Readings for the week of April 25, 2021
+Frances Orlandino
+Florence Shambo Sunday: Acts 4:8-12/1 Jn 3:1-2/Jn 10:11-18
+Robert and Marcia Olsen Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Jn 10:1-10
6:00PM Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Jn 10:22-30
+Brenda Fetsch Wednesday: Acts 12:24—13:5a/Jn 12:44-50
Intentions of Adam and his family Thursday: Acts 13:13-25/Jn 13:16-20
Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Jn 14:1-6
+Regina Wojcik
Saturday: Acts 13:44-52/Jn 14:7-14
St. Joseph the Worker: Gn 1:26—2:3 or
Col 3:14-15, 17, 23-24/Mt 13:54-58
Next Sunday: Acts 9:26-31/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8
Fourth Sunday of Easter April 25, 2021
FLAMES OF FAITH
Candles will burn perpetually this week
before the Blessed Sacrament in the
Adoration Chapel of Our Lady, Mother of
the Eucharist, for the following intentions:
• For the intentions of Barbara Cardalho
PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Please pray for all of those who have died, especially
Russell Freeman and Pamela Cortina
“Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord, and may
perpetual light shine upon them.”
PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Please keep these parishioners in your prayers,
and all the sick and their families: Did you know that the Elmhurst-Yorkfield Food Pan-
Marek Latocha, Beth Huttner, try (EYFP) started in 1983 as a walk-in closet at
Fr. Miroslaw Stepien and Alice Walent Yorkfield Presbyterian Church that served 25 families
per week? In 2020, EYFP provided Food, Compas-
If you or a member of your family is ill or hospitalized and sion and Hope to 1,400 unique DuPage County
would like to be placed on our Prayer List, please call the households – you may have seen the line of cars in
Rectory office and let us know. the parking lot on client service days. You can sup-
port EYFP’s critical mission in our community by par-
BAPTISMS ticipating in #GivingDuPageDays 2021, an online
fundraiser that runs from April 26-30. Learn how you
ELLA GRAY can contribute here: https://bit.ly/2Vkkx56
daughter of Jeffrey and Jessica (Steele)
Solberg
ANNEMARIE ALEXIS
daughter of Thomas and Whitney (Hlubik)
Pasquesi
YTD Sunday Collection
For April 18, 2021
Mass 4:00 $3,012.10
7:30 $3,885.00
9:30 $3,362.00
11:30 $3,355.00
6:00 $1,340.75
TOTAL COLLECTION MASS $14,954.85
e-Giving $10,925.00
TOTAL $25,879.85
Weekly Budget $26,170.00
YTD Budget $1,072,970.00
YTD Budget $1,052,423.82
April 25, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church
Spiritual Adoption Campaign
SPIRITUAL ADOPTION—40 WEEKS—2021
Week 5—April 24-25, 2021
What are the requirements for being a confirmation “This has been a busy week! The base of my brain,
sponsor? my bone marrow, and my nervous system are all
in place. Did you know that I am developing brain
Although many dioceses have specific requirements for cells at the rate of 250,000 per minute?! My eyes,
who can be a sponsor for the Sacrament of ears, and mouth are starting to form. Even though
Confirmation, the Code of Canon Law identifies certain my heart is not inside my chest cavity yet, it has
requirements that are true for all dioceses and parishes. already started to beat. I can feel my mommy’s
First, the sponsor should be chosen by the one to be
heart beat too, as it steadily beats out, ‘love you…
confirmed (or, in some cases, by the parents or even the
pastor). Second, a sponsor must be at least sixteen years love you… love you.’”
old (unless the local bishop has chosen another age, or a Spiritual Adoption Prayer
special exception has been made). Third, the sponsor Lord Jesus, you said, “let the children come to
must be a Catholic who has been confirmed and who me.” (Matthew 19:14)
has already received the Sacrament of the Eucharist. Therefore, with deep trust in your infinite mercy, I
Beyond this, they must lead “a life of faith in keeping
bring _________________, the child that I have
with the function to be taken on.” Fourth, they can have
spiritually adopted and who is at risk of being
no sort of canonical penalty or impediment. Finally,
they cannot be either the father or mother of the one to aborted, to your Sacred Heart this day. Please
be confirmed (See Canons 893, §1 and 874, §1). grant that the parents of this child may quickly
come to the realization that this new life is not an
In some cultures, it is customary for one of the inconvenience or a burden, but a child; their child,
confirmand’s godparents to act as sponsor, although this their own flesh and blood. Give them the courage,
is not required by Church law. strength and guidance they need to embrace this
child and to choose life!
To learn about the requirements for your parish or Amen.
diocese, you can consult your pastor or your parish or
diocesan director of religious education or the diocese’s RIGHT TO LIFE
office liturgy and worship. Please join us each Saturday
from 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. as we
pray the Rosary at Access
WE HAVE THE Health Center, 1700 75th St,
WINNERS! Downers Grove, IL
60516. We will pray for the
Our first annual Right to conversion of doctors, clinic
Life essay contest was a workers and mothers, as well as for the souls of the babies
resounding success! Twenty parish eighth grade students lost to abortion. Contact Paul Esposito
wrote on the topic, “Life is not perfect. Life is not easy.
Life is good.” They did such a fine job with their essays at espo382@comcast.net for more information.
that for the judges who had to pick a winner, life was not
easy. GIVE BACK TO TEACHERS
We are pleased to announce that Olivia Marzano will
receive a $500 scholarship to the high school of her Please join the Women’s Giving Circle, a fund of the
choice. On behalf of the parish, a well deserved Catholic Education Foundation, to give back to our
congratulations to you, Olivia! teachers the week of May 3rd. We are supplying all
Though there is only one scholarship, in a very real sense Diocese of Joliet grade school teachers with a lunch
all of our participants are winners. They were asked to as a gesture of appreciation for all that they have
think and write about the gift of life, with all its struggles done this year for our students, families, and school
and difficulties. They did so with heartfelt sincerity. communities. Donations are being
Hopefully, they will carry their experiences and feelings
with them through their lives. accepted at www.givecentral.org/
treatateacher. Any additional funds
Please pray for our participants, and for all our young raised will go back to support the
people. They are the future of our Church. If we are to
restore a true culture of life in our country, they must be a classroom grants available annually
big part of the rebuilding process. for teachers.
Fourth Sunday of Easter April 25, 2021
Faith Matt-ers
By Matt Pozen – Director of Faith Formation
The Question of Authority (Article 19)
In our exploration of the development of authority and leadership structures in the early Church, last
week we began to look at the seven letters of bishop Ignatius of Antioch (in Syria), written circa 115
AD to churches in western Asia Minor (now Turkey) and to Rome. These letters reveal an
important shift in the authority structure in some churches, from a conciliar leadership shared by
equal presbyter-bishops to a more hierarchical structure with one bishop presiding over a council of
presbyters and a group of deacons. This was certainly the case for Ignatius’ church of Antioch and
for other churches to which he wrote, but it was not yet the case for the church in Rome, as we will
explore below. The letters also give us insight into Ignatius’ understanding of the proper minister of
the sacraments, which related to their validity. In his letter to the church in Smyrna, Ignatius says:
“Only that Eucharist which is under the authority of the bishop (or whomever he delegates) is to be
considered valid (8:1).” And he goes on to reprimand those who “refuse to acknowledge that the
Eucharist is the flesh of our Savior Jesus Christ (6:2).”
Ignatius’ letter to the church in Rome differs greatly from his other letters. While the others deal mainly with the unity of
the local church under the leadership of the bishop and his presbyters, Ignatius makes no mention of a bishop in his letter to
Rome. Because of this glaring omission, many scholars believe that at that point the church in Rome was still using the
older model of leadership, i.e. by a council of presbyter-bishops with shared authority, rather than a single bishop with sole
authority over his presbyters (though one of the presbyter-bishops may have held an important honorary role.) The opening
greeting of the letter shows the great respect Ignatius had for the Roman church: “To the church which presides in the district
of the Romans, worthy of honor and presiding over love (1:1)…You have never envied anyone, but have taught others
(3:1).”
Ignatius then goes on to refer to both Peter and Paul’s ministry in Rome, on which the prestige of that church rested: “I do
not give you orders like Peter and Paul; they were apostles, I am a convict (4:3).” So even though, seemingly, the church in
Rome was not yet being led by a single bishop, the whole church of Rome was viewed with great respect because it was
there that two greatest apostles gave the ultimate witness of faith: martyrdom. Ignatius himself was being transported to
Rome by imperial guards to face charges of blasphemy and treason for rejecting the official Roman religion and leading the
“seditious” Christian community in Antioch. In a beautiful passage in chapter 2, Ignatius exhorts the church in Rome not to
hinder his martyrdom: “Grant me nothing more than to be poured out as an offering to God…because God has judged [me]
worthy to be found in the West, having summoned [me] from the East…It is good to be setting out from the world to God, in
order that I may rise with him.”
It is interesting to compare the letters of bishop Ignatius of Antioch with the letter called 1 Clement (which we covered last
week). 1 Clement was written from the church in Rome circa 95 AD, by a member of the council of presbyter-bishops. It
was written to the church in Corinth (Greece), also led at the time by a council of presbyter-bishops, urging the community
to reinstate those leaders who had been unjustly deposed. Clement invokes the earliest instance of the notion of “apostolic
succession”, claiming that the apostles themselves had appointed their successors in all the churches, who in turn handed
down leadership to others. Yet, Clement does not refer to a single bishop presiding over the church in his day, either in
Rome or in Corinth. The letters of Ignatius were written 20 years after 1 Clement, from the single bishop of Antioch (in the
East) to the other churches in the East (Asia Minor) that had a bishop presiding over each of them. The only exception is
Ignatius’ letter to the Romans, written to a church in the West, which does not refer to a single bishop presiding over the
church there. At a period when structures of authority in the churches were developing, it is not surprising that, given the
differences in time and region, there would be differences between the churches in Rome & Corinth (in the West) and those
further East.
Please join us in praying for our
priests. We meet each Thursday in
the church at 8:45 AM.
Contact Deacon Jim with any There is a small basket labeled Lost & Found in the
questions: Narthex near North exit doors. We will keep items there
630-915-8920 through the end of April. Anything unclaimed will be
donated. Thank you!
April 25, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church
SISTER STORY
We encourage anyone to submit a memory of STL to
share. Please send stories 200 words or less to
ppagni@sbcglobal.net.
We are running low on SISTER STORY
submissions. We know there are lots of Sister
Stories out there, so please share with us as we
honor Sister Thomas Leo and Remember and
Celebrate her life.
SISTER STORY
Sister Thomas Leo was truly one of a kind. I was a
young immigrant mother who moved to Visitation
Parish with my husband and family. I found Sister
Thomas Leo to be someone I could count on; she was
always there for me and my family. Our five children
were privileged to be in her care. Her legacy of
discipline, fairness and love was evident in her
Just for Kids!
treatment of her students. She
was always there with guidance
and direction when you needed
her. After listening and problem
solving, she would assure you,
“this too shall pass.”
When our youngest child
Elizabeth was born, Sister was
nearing the end of her career. My
fear was that Elizabeth would not be fortunate to have
Sister Thomas as her Principal. When I told Sister
this, she said, “I will not leave until she graduates.”
She kept her promise and kept reminding me of this
until the day she left. Thank you Sister for being like
a mother to all of us, and showing us the true meaning
of love. We miss you. You will be forever in our
hearts.
Dr. Gerard and Mrs. Rose Aranha
Caroline Prabhu, Class of 1985
Shawn ’86
Robert ’87
Matthew ’89
Elizabeth ‘03
E-Giving
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Do you want a no-contact way to give?
Consider making your weekly donations online.
Go to www.visitationparish.org/give and sign up for
e-giving. It’s easy!
Fourth Sunday of Easter April 25, 2021
Men’s Bowling
PARISH DIRECTORY Sev Delabar 630-833-7766
Adoration Chapel Men’s Small Groups
Mary Lewis 630-941-9173 Jim Hermann 630-941-7854
Joan Taylor 630-530-8963 PADS
Altar Servers 630-834-6700 Elizabeth Kosowski
Catholic Light House Media Email: elizabethgk@att.net
Tom and Mary Parpan 224-558-5610 Prayer Quilt Ministry
Email: wrigleyfield@yahoo.com Karen Verner 630-834-6700
Casserole Ministry Right-to-Life Committee
Kathy Best 630-834-7673 Paul Esposito
Council of Catholic Women espo382@comcast.net
Lindsay Cibelli 708-774-4900 RCIA 630-834-6700
Email: ccwvisitation@gmail.com Rosary Maker Ministry
CRHP Lorene Bryan 815-671-1970
Mary McCann 630-605-8817 School Board President
Email: mmccann3@me.com Jana Machon 773-562-0575
Crypt of the Saints Email: jana.machon@gmail.com
Richard Montalbano 708-774-1946 Scouting
Elizabeth Ministry Rob Moskal
Clarita Iozzo 630-941-3929 ShopWithScrip
Fathers Club Mindy Hosler 630-536-9996
Mike Machon Social Service Outreach
Email: mike.machon@gmail.com Deacon Tony Spatafore 630-834-6700
Finance Committee Email aspatafore1@comcast.net
Brendan Gilboy, President 630-834-6700 SPRED
Helping Hands Ministry Melanie Schneider 630-209-0064
Joe & Kathy Falcone 630-632-7897 Ushers
Vikram & Caroline Prahbu 630-607-4777 Patti Pagni
Knights of Columbus Email: ppagni@sbcglobal.net
Tom Lenz (Grand Knight) 331-642-4775 Valentino Activity Center
Tom Russell (Deputy GK) 630-697-7608 Linda Roberts 630-941-7785
John Dwyer (KC Squires) 708-280-1985 “Vis” Seniors
Ladies Bowling Mary Ann Kramer 630-617-2550
Sharon Bresnanhan 630-530-1053 Vocation Committee
Ladies and Couples Bridge Pam Gaudio 630-833-8812
Peg Majewski 630-941-9170 Joan Taylor 630-530-8963
Ladies Golf League Women’s Volleyball
Lynn DeFilippis 630-834-5290 Tracy Nelson
Email: mtnelson95@yahoo.com
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