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Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Archives and Records Center CLOSED PARISHES, SCHOOLS AND ORPHANAGES October 2020 Grammar Schools Name End Date Academy of St. Benedict the African (Honore) 6/30/2005 Academy of St. Benedict the African (May St.) 6/30/1990 Academy of St. Benedict the African (Stewart St.) 12/20/2013 All Saints School (S. State) 6/30/1986 All Saints School (Wallace St.) 6/30/1968 All Saints/St. Anthony School (28th) 6/30/1985 Annunciation School (Wabansia Ave.) 6/30/1978 Ascension of Our Lord School (Evanston) 6/30/1971 Ascension School (Harvey) 6/30/1977 Ascension–St. Susanna School (Harvey) 6/30/1989 Assumption BVM School (123rd St.) 6/30/1990 Assumption BVM School (California Ave.) 6/30/1984 Assumption BVM School (Marshfield) 6/30/1972 Assumption BVM/St. Catherine of Genoa School (Lowe St.) 6/30/1999 Bishop Quarter Junior Military Academy 6/30/1968 Blessed Sacrament School (Millard St.) 6/30/1993 Blessed Sacrament/Our Lady of Lourdes School (Millard St.) 6/30/2002 Bridgeport Catholic Academy (Middle Campus) 6/30/2001 Bridgeport Catholic Academy (North Campus) 6/30/1999 Bridgeport Catholic Academy (South Campus)(Lowe) 6/30/2001 Children of Peace School (Holy Family Site) 6/30/2001 Corpus Christi School (King Dr.) 6/30/1993 Divine Infant Jesus (Westchester) 6/30/2019 Divine Savior School (Norridge) 6/30/2005 Englewood Catholic Academy (all campuses) 6/30/1989 Five Holy Martyrs School (Richmond St.) 6/30/1999 Good Shepherd School (Kolin Ave.) 6/30/2005 Holy Cross School (65th St.) 6/30/1990 Holy Cross School (Wood) 6/30/1980 Holy Cross School (Deerfield) 6/30/2018 Holy Family School (May St.) 6/30/1994 Holy Family School (North Chicago) 6/30/1984 1 Grammar Schools, continued Name End Date Holy Ghost School (Adams St.) 6/30/1941 Holy Ghost School (South Holland) 6/30/2004 Holy Guardian Angel School (Arthington St.) 6/30/1963 Holy Innocents School (Armour St.) 6/30/2002 Holy Name Cathedral School 6/30/1994 Holy Name of Mary School (112th St.) 6/30/2002 Holy Rosary School (113th St.) 6/30/1984 Holy Rosary School (North Chicago) 6/30/1990 Holy Rosary School (Slovak) (108th) 6/30/1972 Holy Rosary School (Western Ave.) 6/30/1980 Holy Trinity School (Croatian) (Throop St.) 6/30/1990 Holy Trinity School (Medical Center)(Wolcott St.) 6/30/1990 Holy Trinity School (Noble St.) 6/30/1974 Immaculate Conception School (44th St.) 6/30/1999 Immaculate Conception School (Aberdeen) 6/30/1979 Immaculate Conception School (Highland Park) 6/30/1978 Immaculate Conception School (Waukegan) 6/30/2005 Immaculate Conception–St. Bridget School 6/30/1985 Immaculate Heart of Mary School (Spaulding Ave.) 6/30/2005 Incarnation School (Palos Heights) 6/30/2018 Jesus Our Brother School 6/30/1994 Lake Shore Catholic Academy (all campuses) 6/30/2005 Mary of Nazareth School 6/30/2002 Mary, Queen of Heaven School (Cicero) 6/30/2002 Mater Christi School (North Riverside) 6/30/2005 McKinley Park Catholic School (Hermitage St.) 6/30/2002 McKinley Park Catholic School (Hoyne Ave.) 6/30/2001 Mother of God School (Waukegan) 6/30/1984 Mother of Sorrows School (Blue Island) 6/30/1986 Mount Carmel School (Chicago Heights) 6/30/1990 Nativity of Our Lord School (37th St.) 6/30/1985 Nativity, BVM School (Washtenaw St.) 6/30/2012 Notre Dame de Chicago School (Flournoy St.) 6/30/1987 Our Lady Gate of Heaven School (99th St.) 6/30/2005 Our Lady Help of Christians School (Leclaire Ave.) 6/30/1998 Our Lady of Bethlehem Center 6/30/1972 Our Lady of Destiny School (all campuses) 6/30/2005 Our Lady of Fatima School (38th Place) 6/30/1999 Our Lady of Good Counsel School (Hermitage) 6/30/1994 Our Lady of Good Counsel School (Western) 6/30/1968 Our Lady of Hope School (Rosemont) 6/30/1982 Our Lady of Hungary School (93rd St.) 6/30/1986 Our Lady of Knock School (Calumet City) 6/30/2004 Our Lady of Loretto School (Hometown) 6/30/2006 Our Lady of Lourdes School (Ashland Ave.) 6/30/2004 Our Lady of Lourdes School (Keeler St.) 6/30/1993 Closed Parishes, Schools and Orphanages | October 2020 2 Grammar Schools, continued Name End Date Our Lady of Mercy School (Troy St.) 6/30/2003 Our Lady of Mount Carmel School (Melrose Park) 6/30/2002 Our Lady of Peace School (Jeffery Blvd.) 6/30/1999 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Vicariate School (13th St.) 6/30/1973 Our Lady of Pompeii School (Lexington Ave.) 6/30/1994 Our Lady of Ransom School (Niles) 6/30/2004 Our Lady of Solace School (Sangamon St.) 6/30/1975 Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica School (Jackson Blvd.) 6/30/1998 Our Lady of the Angels School (Iowa St.) 6/30/1999 Our Lady of the Gardens School (Langley Ave.) 6/30/2009 Our Lady of the Mount School (Cicero) 6/30/2005 Our Lady of the Ridge (Chicago Ridge) 6/30/2018 Our Lady of the Westside School 6/30/2007 Our Lady of Victory School (Agatite Ave.) 6/30/2016 Our Lady of Vilna School (23rd St.) 6/30/1987 Precious Blood School (Congress Pkwy.) 6/1/1977 Presentation BVM School (Springfield Ave.) 6/30/1977 Presentation–Precious Blood Unit School 6/30/1980 Providence of God School (18th St.) 6/30/1992 Queen of Apostles School (Riverdale) 6/30/2004 Resurrection Catholic Academy (Nelson St.) 6/30/2005 Resurrection School (Jackson St.) 6/30/1995 Sacred Heart of Jesus School (Honore St.) 6/30/1990 Sacred Heart School (19th) 6/30/1959 Sacred Heart School (May St.) 6/30/1983 Sacred Heart School (Oakley) 6/30/1968 Santa Lucia School (Wells St.) 6/30/2019 Santa Maria Addolorata School (Ada St.) 6/30/2005 Santa Maria del Popolo School (Mundelein) 6/30/2014 Santa Maria Incoronata School (Alexander St.) 6/30/1969 Seven Holy Founders School (Calumet Park) 6/30/1990 Ss. Cyril & Methodius School (Hermitage) 6/30/1980 Ss. Cyril & Methodius School (Walton) 6/30/1972 Ss. Peter & Paul School (Paulina) 6/30/1990 Ss. Peter & Paul School (S. Exchange) 6/30/1984 Ss. Peter & Paul School (S. Halsted) 6/30/1985 St. Adalbert School (17th St.) 6/30/1985 St. Adrian School (Washtenaw Ave.) 6/30/1998 St. Agatha Catholic Academy (Garfield Blvd.) 6/30/2015 St. Agatha School (Douglas Blvd.) 6/30/1980 St. Agnes School (Pershing Rd.) 6/30/1987 St. Aloysius School (W. Le Moyne St.) 6/30/1971 St. Ambrose School (47th St.) 6/30/2002 St. Andrew the Apostle School (Calumet City) 6/30/2004 St. Ann School (Chicago Heights) 6/30/1979 St. Anne School (Garfield) 6/30/1971 Closed Parishes, Schools and Orphanages | October 2020 3 Grammar Schools, continued Name End Date St. Anne School (Hazel Crest) 6/30/2003 St. Anselm School (Michigan Ave.) 6/30/1994 St. Anthony of Padua School (28th) 6/30/1968 St. Anthony of Padua School (Prairie Ave.) 6/30/1998 St. Anthony School (Cicero) 6/30/1992 St. Attracta School (Cicero) 6/30/1970 St. Augustine School (Laflin St.) 6/30/1980 St. Barbara School (Brookfield) 6/30/2012 St. Barbara School (Throop St.) 6/30/2019 St. Bartholomew School (Waukegan) 6/30/1984 St. Basil School (Garfield Blvd.) 6/30/1998 St. Beatrice School (Schiller Park) 6/30/2009 St. Bernadette School (Evergreen Park) 6/30/2014 St. Bernard School (65th St.) 6/30/1984 St. Bernardine School (Forest Park) 6/1/2013 St. Blase School (Argo) 6/30/1981 St. Bonaventure School (Diversey Pkwy.) 6/30/1990 St. Boniface School (Noble St.) 6/30/1982 St. Brendan School (Racine Ave.) 6/30/1984 St. Bride School (Coles Ave.) 6/30/2005 St. Bridget School (Archer Ave.) 6/30/1979 St. Bronislava School (Colfax Ave.) 6/30/1981 St. Callistus School (Bowler St.) 6/30/1994 St. Camillus School (Lockwood Ave.) 6/30/2005 St. Carthage School (73rd Street) 6/30/1984 St. Casimir School (Chicago Heights) 6/30/1969 St. Casimir School (S. Whipple) 6/30/1990 St. Catherine of Genoa School (118th St.) 6/30/1990 St. Cecilia School (Wells St.) 6/30/1971 St. Charles Borromeo School (Hoyne) 6/30/1966 St. Charles Borromeo School (Melrose Park) 6/30/1992 St. Charles Lwanga School (Garfield Blvd.) 6/30/1990 St. Clara School (Woodlawn Ave.) 6/30/1969 St. Clare of Montefalco School (55th) 6/30/2002 St. Clotilde School (Calumet Ave.) 6/30/2005 St. Colette School (Rolling Meadows) 6/30/2020 St. Columba School (134th St.) 6/30/2001 St. Columbanus School (71st) 6/30/2015 St. Columbkille School (Paulina St.) 6/30/1971 St. Cornelius School (Foster Ave.) 6/30/2016 St. Cyprian School (River Grove) 6/30/2018 St. Cyril School (Dante Ave.) 6/30/1990 St. David School (Union St.) 6/30/1985 St. Denis School (St. Louis Ave.) 6/30/2002 St. Dionysius School (Cicero) 6/30/1988 St. Dominic School (Locust St.) 6/30/1984 Closed Parishes, Schools and Orphanages | October 2020 4 Grammar Schools, continued Name End Date St. Domitilla School (Hillside) 6/30/2012 St. Donatus School (Blue Island) 6/30/1971 St. Dorothy School (78th) 6/30/2015 St. Edmund School (Oak Park) 6/30/2016 St. Elizabeth School (41st) 6/30/2015 St. Emeric School (Country Club Hills) 6/30/2001 St. Eulalia School (Maywood) 6/30/2003 St. Felicitas School (84th) 6/30/2005 St. Fidelis School (Washtenaw Ave.) 6/30/1990 St. Florian School (131st) 6/30/2016 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini School 6/30/1986 St.
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    A Cloud of Witnesses in the Orthodox West An Introduction to the Saints of the Orthodox Church in the West The Very Rev’d Nicholas R. Alford St. Gregory Orthodox Church Washington, DC Towards the end of the Sermon on the Mount, while warning of false prophets to come, our Lord says “You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thorn bushes or figs from thistles? Even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit.” Ultimately the answer to the question of whether the Western Rite is Orthodox or not is answered by how if affects the lives of the men, women and children who live out their relationship with God in this manner. Does the Western Rite, like the Eastern Rite, lead people to become holy, to grow in their relationship with God? Is the Western Rite an expression of authentic Christianity that encourages people to become more like Christ? In answer to these questions we should look at the lives of some of the “cloud of witnesses” as the holy ones are called in the Epistle to the Hebrews. By their fruit you will know them. As we look at the expansion of Christianity into the West, we must start with what is now Italy. Rome, of course, was the capitol of the empire and was generally considered to 1 be the center of the world at the time. Jews had been living in Rome for nearly two hundred years before the birth of Christ. We know this because the Praetor Gnaeus Cornelius Hispanus tried to compel them to return to their homeland in 139BC.