A Message from our Pastor

Dear Parishioners,

Once again we were gifted with a blast of winter weather this past week. This weather brought to mind an essay I read several years ago by Barry Lopez, who lived among the Inuit people of the far north and was fascinated by the connection he saw between the artistic dimension of the Arctic landscape, as well as its physiological and psychological manifestations. In describing Winter, he writes;

It is the season that brings with it darkness and madness and oppression. It is pictured in Inuit art as a nightmare that threatens, in a supernatural sense. And, oddest of all, it is a season that is still linked to its beauty.

Is this not our experience of Winter as well – dangerous, yet beautiful. One need only drive down the highway during a winter storm and behold resplendent pine trees blanketed with glistening snow, and at the same time see cars in ditches with passengers trying desperately to stay warm and survive. Such is life for us embodied beings; our senses get seduced by the aesthetic delight of beautiful things or people. That is beauty’s power. But if left unbridled, this power can overwhelm us, become addictive, and lead us down paths of destruction. Hence the necessity of balance and moderation. This emphasis on moderation permeates The Rule of St. Benedict for his monks, for among his many attributes, Benedict had a keen awareness of human nature.

On a completely unrelated topic, I want to alert our parishioners to a liturgical innovation that we will introduce on the First Sunday of Lent, March 10. Instead of taking up the offertory collection with the long handled baskets that have been in use here since I can remember, the ushers will initiate the collection process by handing round baskets to the people on the ends of pews. These in turn, will pass the basket to the next person, who will hand it to the next person, and so on. The ushers will be at the ends of each pew to make sure the movement is smooth and orderly.

This method of collecting the offertory contributions in churches is by no means new. In fact, I suspect it is the oldest method, as well as the most common. It seems to me, however, that there is something more gracious and personal about handing a basket from one person to another rather than suddenly and abruptly being confronted by a long handled object during a time in the liturgy when we are singing or meditating. This is by no means a criticism of our ushers, who have been faithful and outstanding servants of the liturgy. They were simply following what was the standard way we took up our collections here at St. Joan of Arc. These men and women ushers are not only the guardians of this essential income for our parish community, but are also ministers of hospitality, making sure that people are safe and comfortable so that the rite itself flows in an orderly fashion. I thank them in advance for their willingness to adapt to this new practice, which I believe will be a more efficient method of collecting our weekly contributions.

February 17, 2019 Page 2 Since the earliest days of our faith, one of the ways for the faithful to express their participation in the liturgy was by offering gifts for the needs of the Church and the poor. This continues today as people place their weekly donations in envelopes, or in loose cash or by means of automatic deductions from their bank accounts. This latter option assures a steadier flow of income for the parish, but bypasses the ritual action of giving. For this reason, parishioners are always welcome to place an empty envelope in the collection basket as a symbolic token of their gift.

I also use this opportunity to thank all our parishioners for their generous support of our parish and school. St. Joan of Arc has been, and continues to be, a faith community that takes to heart the words of Jesus, that it is truly more blessed to give than to receive. (Acts 20:35).

Blessings,

Pray With Us

2020 Mass Intentions Celebrant Schedule for Next Weekend Mass intention requests for 2020 are Confessors for Saturday, February 23 now being accepted. 10:30 AM: Fr. Kenneth Zigmond, OSB We ask that requests for Mass 3:00 PM: Fr. Kenneth Zigmond, OSB intentions be submitted in written Mass Celebrants for February 23/24 form to the Parish Office, Attention: Mary Beth Kerner. Requests may 8:15 AM: Fr. Kenneth Zigmond, OSB also be submitted via email to [email protected]. 4:00 PM: Fr. Bill Cullen 7:30 AM: Fr. Kenneth Zigmond, OSB Response to these requests will be given via letter or 9:30 AM: Fr. Bill Cullen email sent to the individual requesting the Masses. We 11:30 AM: Fr. Kenneth Zigmond, OSB regret that we cannot honor all specific requests of dates 6:00 PM: Fr. Thomas Schrader, O. Carm. and times. The offering is $10.00 for each Mass request.

A limit of five (5) annual Mass intentions will be allowed per calendar year per family requesting. Readings for the Week

Additional Masses beyond the aforementioned five may Monday: Gn 4:1-15, 25; Ps 50:1, 8, 16bc-17, be requested during the year for a living intention or for 20-26; Mk 8:11-13 someone recently deceased, but we ask that only one (1) Tuesday: Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10; Ps 29:1a, 2, 3ac-4, Mass be requested for that individual, in order to make 3b, 9c-10; Mk 8:14-21 dates for Mass intentions available to all parishioners. Wednesday: Gn 8:6-13, 20-22; Ps 116:12-15, 18-19; Mk 8:22-26 The Diocese of Joliet will also accept Mass intentions to Thursday: Gn 9:1-13; Ps 102:16-21, 29, 22-23; be offered by our retired priests if your request for Mk 8:27-33 Masses at the parish exceeds the annual limit. Friday: 1 Pt 5:1-4; Ps 23:1-3a, 4-6; Mt 16:13-19 Saturday: Heb 11:1-7; Ps 145:2-5, 10-11; Mk 9:2-13 For more information, please contact Mary Beth Kerner Sunday: 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23; Ps 103:1-4, at 630-353-4514 or [email protected]. 8, 10, 12-13; 1 Cor 15:45-49; Lk 6:27-38

February 17, 2019 Page 3 Upcoming Events

The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, February 18th in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church observance of Presidents’ Day.

CELEBRATION OF There will be no 6:30am Mass MARDI GRAS that day. & BURNING OF THE BLESSED PALMS

We will begin with a joyous Mardi Gras celebration that will Bigger & Better Fryers! lead us into our journey toward Lent

Tuesday, March 5, 2019 5:30 pm Mardi Gras celebration Parish Activity Room (PAR)

With burning of the palms to begin at 7:00 pm in the church

Come and enjoy dinner, fun, fellowship, music, and prayer

Free will donations accepted

Children may dress up in costume. Friday, March 15, 2019 Please RSVP at: https://www.signupgenius.com/ SJA Gym go/70A094DAAAB29A1F49-mardi 5:30 - 9:30 pm

College Basketball Games

Fish Fry * Live Music If you have blessed palms from a previous year, please deposit them in Big Screen TV * Pizza the basket at the Resource Center to be burned at the March 5th Mardi Gras And More celebration. More Information to Come

Know What’s Happening at SJA! Brought to you by If you would like to sign up for our Constant The Knights of Columbus Contact emails and newsletters to be kept And informed of various parish activities and St. Joan of Arc School events, email Michael Lewandowski at: [email protected].

February 17, 2019 Page 4 Adult Faith Formation

CLOUD OF WITNESSES The Saints Renew the Church

Blessed Margaret of Castello was born in 1287 in northern Italy to rich and powerful nobles. However, her much-anticipated birth was met with her parents’ disgust and rejection. Margaret was born with numerous deformities. She was blind, abnormally small, hunchbacked, and walked with a limp because one of her limbs was longer than the other. Her parents were so horrified at their daughter that they hid her identity from visitors.

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Image Credit: By Nheyob [CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecom BY-SA [CC Nheyob By Credit: Image When Margaret reached her early twenties, she was abandoned by her parents and left to fend for herself in a strange city. She would never see them again. She would be taken in by beggars and then by various families. However, her holiness and deep love of God inspired and changed the hearts of those she encountered. As a result, she was encouraged to become a lay Dominican and serve the sick and the imprisoned. This she did with much dedication and selflessness.

Margaret restored hope and dignity to so many outcasts in her society. She would die at the age of thirty-three, united to her beloved spouse, Jesus. Her body remains incorrupt to this very day.

“Margaret regards her handicaps and deformities as being merely the means whereby she can more surely reach her God.”

-A priest friend speaking of Blessed Margaret of Castello

Date: Thursday, February 21st

Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm (6:00 - 7:00 pm Potluck Dinner)

Where: Parish Center Room 22

What we need: People willing to bring Italian food or a dessert for the potluck.

RSVP at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/508044fa9a92ca3ff2-cloud10

February 17, 2019 Page 5 St. Joan of Arc School

Our Elementary School Classes Celebrate 100 Day!

First Grade celebrated the 100th Day of school on Thursday, February 7th. Students worked at home with their parents to make a special 100 day shirt to wear to school. The students completed several different 100 day activities in school- they stacked 100 cups, were challenged to make as many words as possible out of 100 different letter tiles, had fun building with 100 bristle circles, counted and grouped objects to 100 in different ways by ones, twos, and tens, and even used the number 100 to write and draw a picture.

One Hundred Day is a milestone for our elementary students, and an opportunity to practice counting to 100 in various ways, and it’s a holistic approach to learning a combination of science, technology, religion, engineering and math (STREAM) with a special social opportunity to share collections. The students had an amazing time celebrating our 100th day of school!

February 17, 2019 Page 6 Volunteers Needed

SJA Funeral Luncheon Ministry Volunteers Needed

When looking back on 2018, the coordinators of the SJA Funeral Luncheon Ministry realize how blessed we are to have such compassionate and giving members of this ministry. Thank you for volunteering your time and for the delicious dishes you have prepared. Each and every family who has benefitted from this ministry has expressed their gratefulness to Perpetual Adoration extends its influence far beyond the indi- the volunteers. vidual adorers, touching their homes and families and reach- ing out to the parish community and beyond. (St. Paul VI) We welcome anyone who would like to participate in this rewarding ministry to join us. If you volunteer to cook, you would make a dish to feed 10 people and Please help us fill these open hours: drop it off in the kitchen of the Parish Center the day of the funeral. Volunteers who wish to serve the 7 AM to 8 AM & Noon to 1 PM Sunday luncheons set up the room and buffet, then assist in the

clean-up. Please consider joining us! 11 PM to Midnight Monday Please call Elaine Huson at 630-241-2167 to be put on Wednesday 4 PM to 5 PM our volunteer list. Thank you in advance for answering this important ministry calling. Thursday 5 PM to 6 PM **If you have donated food for a funeral luncheon, Saturday 1 PM to 2 PM & 10 PM to 11 PM please check the storage closet in the Parish library for any dishes you may be missing. Contact Lynne Passarella 630-353-4511 or [email protected] for more information.

Ministers Schedule for Next Weekend

Mass Lectors Extraordinary Greeters Ushers Altar Servers Resource Ministers Center 4:00pm K. Bixenmann, B. Munch, M. Bixenmann, G. Ansier, J. Hantsch, J. Beaumont, A. Keating, L. Tertell N. Valente M. Buchelt, M. Gruenberg, P. Guess, K. Ansier, T. Cappetta, M. Shuta, J. O'Connor, C. Helberg, S. Jecmen, B. Miller, S. Guerra, P. Smith, J. Weber L. Ringsrud P. Moran, D. Rubel, G. Santori, L. Nilles R. Schuster 7:30am L. Passarella, J. Wagner, S. Cassa, J. Lauten, M. Jablonski, W. McCarthy, R. Brzostek, J. Funk, - M. Gensler J. Maday, M. Nappi, P. Nappi, G. McNellis, E. Czupryna, P. Schriner J. Funk, B. Neu, P. Robertson, Ja. Saul, E. Munoz, N. Shannon M. Sauriol J. Villareal 9:30am R. Pyrcik, J. Sinkovits, C. Casolino, A. Johnson, S. Ekins, J. Fedinec, S. Christ, M. Szalek, - M. Siefert C. Johnson, B. Kelly, E. Knockemus, K. Ekins, M. Johnson, L. Johnson, L. Johnson, R. Mack, J. Mack-Crane, L. Sarb, Y. Granger, M. Johnson, P. Szalek Z. Montgomery, P. Sarb, D. Stolte, M. Weldzius, D. Granger E. Szalek P. Ziomek 11:30am A. DiSanto, C. Cawiezel, I. Bucher, C. Buenz, L. Berg, T. Buenz, L. Gustas, J. Clements, - J. Zink C. Dugan, P. Esposito, M. Grygleski, B. Gustas, L. Gustas, A. Kabelis, A. Dass, L. Howard, P. McKechnie, L. Hepler, L. Loucaides H. Vesely K. Meehan, D. O'Connor, J. Vesely M. Kerner 6:00pm C. Patterson, P. Zurek, J. Alexenko, K. Long, K. Daniels, E. Zurek N. Tassos, - R. McGuffey J. Soto, K. Soto, E. Soto, S. Spangler, M. Panagos, L. Zurek, T. Walz, P. Walz M. Zurek S. Zurek

February 17, 2019 Page 7 We Share our Gifts Mass Intentions

Offertory – February 10, 2019 Monday, February 18

Week Budget: $24,980 8:15 AM †Patricia Blank (Req. Rita Petruck) Week Actual: $19,950 Week/Surplus (Deficit): ($5,030) Tuesday, February 19

Week Last Year: $17,035 6:30 AM Intentions of Bob and Emily Woodruff (Req. Linda Royer)

YTD Budget: $796,802 8:15 AM †Tom Mlyniec (Req. Joyce Mlyniec) YTD Actual: $776,246

Budget Surplus/ (Deficit): ($20,556) Wednesday, February 20

6:30 AM †Cecelia Davis (Req. Davis Family) We sincerely thank everyone for their generosity! 8:15 AM †Ava Beck (Patti & Jim Robertson)

Thursday, February 21—St. Peter Damian

This Week at SJA 6:30 AM †Laura Payne (Req. Roger Schahczinski)

8:15 AM †Casimer “Casey” Dobrowski Monday, February 18 (Req. David Dobrowski) Parish Office Closed - No 6:30 am Mass

Friday, February 22—The Chair of St. Peter Tuesday, February 19 6:30 pm—Daisies 6:30 AM †Richard Smith (Req. Tony Kraft) 7:00 pm—Pro-Life Ministry Mtg. (Rm. 23) 8:15 AM †Stephen and Josephine Panek 7:00 pm—Teen Bible Study (Rm. 22) (Req. Jim Susic) Wednesday, February 20 10:00 am—Moms’ Group (Rm. 24) Saturday, February 23—St. Polycarp 6:00 pm—K of C Mtg. (Rm. 22) 8:15 AM †Victoria Harvey 7:00 pm—Rosary (Chapel) (Req. Eugene Koeppe, Jr.)

Thursday, February 21 Mass for the Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 11:30 am—Lunch Club (Rm. 22) 2:30 pm—Daisies 4:00 PM †Richard Santori (Req. Gina Santori) 6:00 pm—Cub Scouts 6:00 pm—Cloud of Witnesses Potluck (Rm. 22) Sunday, February 24—Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 pm—Cloud of Witnesses Presentation (Rm. 22) 7:00 pm—Earth Matters Mtg. (Rm. 23) 7:30 AM †Bob Warnitz (Req. Cassa Family)

9:30 AM †Hallie Naberhaus Friday, February 22 (Req. Bob & Margaret Barouski) 9:00 am—Faith Matters Mtg. (Rm. 22) 11:30 AM †Joseph Richard Lentino Saturday, February 23 (Req. Connie & Joe Morello) 7:00 am—Brothers in Christ (Rm. 22) 9:00 am—St. Vincent de Paul Mtg. (Rm. 23) 6:00 PM For St. Joan of Arc Parishioners Adoration Sign-Up (Link- After Mass) IMET Event Ticket Sales (Link- After Mass)

Sunday, February 24 Adoration Sign-Up (Link- After Mass) IMET Event Ticket Sales (Link- After Mass) 9:30 am—Sunday School/ Nursery 10:00 am—RCIA 7:00 pm—IMPACT

February 17, 2019 Page 8 A couple of catechists and/or class helpers are not able to return in the new year, and we need some immediate assistance. Please call Dolly if you can help!

February 17, 2019 Page 9 Around the Diocese

SAVE THE DATE- Conference for the Divorced and Widowed IMET Marriage Enrichment Conference Saturday, March 16, 2019 The Inter-parish Marriage Blanchette Catholic Center, Crest Hill, IL Enrichment Team (IMET) and co- sponsor St. Joan of Arc will present th Whether a loss of a spouse is through death or its 11 annual marriage enrichment divorce, it is a painful process and often difficult life conference, “Marriage is a Dance: transition. The Office of Family Ministry is pleased to Discovering Harmony and Oneness offer a day of encouragement and support for those in Marriage”, presented by the gifted author and who are divorced or widowed. The goal of this day is storyteller, John Donahue-Grossman. John is an to help you learn ways to heal and begin to move engaging speaker. He has an awesome ability to relate to forward in your life. his audiences as a gifted and fabulous storyteller whose passion radiates throughout his presentation. Learn how Our speaker for the day is Catholic author and speaker your differences can become assets to the health of your Lisa Duffy. Lisa has nearly 20 years of personal marriage and discover practical ways of igniting and experience helping people rebuild their lives after the preserving the passion in your marriage. loss of a spouse. She is the author of a number of books, including Mending The Heart and A Road to This event will take place on March 9, 2019 from 9:30 Healing. She has instituted the Journey of Hope program AM to 1:30 PM at St. Margaret Mary Parish in in parishes across the US and in Canada. Aside from Naperville IL. Further information and enrollment can her dedication to her family, Lisa speaks at be found at www.imetevents.org Early bird discounts conferences, appears on television and radio, coaches are available on the website until 2/17. Early bird one-on-one and in groups and holds online events. Her discounts will also be extended to those purchasing tickets talks will address those who have lost a spouse either after Masses at SJA Feb. 23-24. IMET Reps for SJA are through death or divorce. Cathy and Phil Gorski: 630-971-2406 or [email protected]. The conference day begins with a 8:30 a.m. check-in at the concludes with a Vigil Mass at 4:00PM. The suggested donation is $35 which includes morning Women’s Morning of Reflection coffee and refreshments, lunch, and materials. Please register by March 11th by calling the Office of Family Saturday, March 2, 2019 from 9:00 - 11:00 am Ministry at 815-838-5334 or online at St. Ann Parish, Channahon, IL https://conta.cc/2RULZmY.

Join us as we dive into the “Mystical Women”: St. Catherine of Siena and St. Teresa of Avila, with lesser known mystics, Hildegard von Bingen and Julian Free Tax Return Help for Lower Income of Norwich. How can their contemplative life help us today to be better women, wives, and mothers? The Families and Individuals presenter is Eileen B. Maggiore. To register, call 815-467-6962 ext. 10. Federal and Illinois income tax return preparation is available at no cost for those earning under $54,000 at the Nichols Library Community Meeting Room (200 W. Jefferson Ave., Naperville) on Saturday, March 2, 9, 23 and 30 from 9:00AM – Noon. (Arrive between 8:00 and 9:00 – clients served in order of arrival.)

Bring wage and earnings statements, social Security benefit statement, proof of health care coverage, interest and dividend statements, other relevant information about Pregnant? Need Help? income and expenses, your property tax bill, copies of Contact Waterleaf Women’s Center your 2017 tax returns, photo ID, social Security cards for all family members, and proof of dependents. Toll Free: 888.98.WEHELP (93435)

For questions, call Mike Domagola at (630) 717-0439. Text: 630.360.CALM (2256)

February 17, 2019 Page 10 St. Joan of Arc Parish Center · 820 Division St., Lisle, IL 60532

Main: 630-963-4500 · Fax: 630-963-4568 · Website: www.sjalisle.org

Parish Office Hours: Mon - Fri 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Religious Formation Office Hours: Mon - Fri 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM

(The Parish Office and Religious Formation Office are closed on Empowered by the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the Mondays from 9:00 - 9:30 AM and 12 Noon- 1:00 PM, and also Sacramental life of the Church, we strive to love God and one another through prayer, education, and service. on First Fridays from 8:15 AM- 9:00 AM.)

On the first Monday of each month Mass Schedule St. Monica Prayer Group: Monday-Friday: 6:30 AM and 8:15 AM at 7:00 PM in the church, prayers are offered for the conversion Saturday: 8:15 AM and 4:00 PM and return to the Catholic faith of loved ones. Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM and 6:00 PM Holy Day: 6:30 AM, 8:15 AM, 12 noon, and 7:00 PM Rosary: The Rosary is prayed prior to 8:15 AM Mass Monday- Saturday. A complete scriptural Rosary is prayed on Wednes- Sacrament of Reconciliation days at 7:00 PM in the Adoration Chapel in the Parish Center. This also includes prayers of thanksgiving, praise, petition, and Saturday: 10:30 - 11:15 AM and 3:00 - 3:45 PM blessing over the Prayer Blankets and their recipients.

Baptisms: Parents are asked to call the Parish Office to make Prayers for Life: Prayers for greater respect for human life are arrangements for Baptism. Please be advised that each godpar- offered in the Children’s Chapel on the first Friday of each ent is required to submit a sponsor eligibility form prior to the month following the 8:15 AM Mass. The Rosary is also prayed parents receiving a date for their child's baptism. for this this intention in the Children’s Chapel on the first Satur- Parents of children to be baptized are required to attend a meet- day of each month following the 8:15 AM Mass. ing on the Sacrament of Baptism. Please call the Parish Office to register. Benedictine Spirituality Group: This group meets on the sec- ond Tuesday of each month and is for those who have an inter- Baptisms take place at 1:00 PM on the first and third Sunday of est in the spirituality enshrined in the Rule of St. Benedict. each month. On the fourth Sunday of each month, baptisms are Gatherings are informal and entail Lectio Divina, a presenta- celebrated within the context of the 11:30 AM Mass. tion on a chapter of the Rule of St. Benedict, and informal shar- ing. Marriages: Couples are asked to call the Parish Office before setting a date for the wedding or making other commitments. Brothers in Christ: This group for men, 21 and over, meets Registration and participation in the parish, by at least one par- each Saturday from 7:00 to 8:00 AM and includes Morning ty, for three months is required before a wedding date will be Prayer, small group discussion, and reflection on the Sunday given. The diocese requires a minimum preparation time of six readings. For more information, contact Jack Hayes at months between the first conference and the wedding. [email protected].

Sick Calls: Call the Parish Office anytime. Please let us know if Alcoholics Anonymous: Meets each Sunday at 8:00 PM in the anyone in your family is ill so that the priests might visit them. Parish Activity Room (PAR). Please use the North Entrance, door #4. Funerals: Please make the arrangements with the church before any publication in the newspaper. Knights of Columbus: Practicing Catholic men, at least 18 years of age, are invited to contact Mike Czech, Membership Parish Membership: Registration forms can be obtained at the Parish Office or at the Resource Center located in the church Director, at 630-638-1805, regarding membership in the Knights lobby. of Columbus St. Joan of Arc Council #15168.

Becoming Catholic: We welcome any adult interested in be- Society of St. Vincent de Paul: Inspired by Gospel values, the coming a Catholic to contact Alex Gervacio at 630-353-4569 for Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a Catholic lay organization, information regarding the parish Catechumenate process. leads men and women to join together to grow spiritually by offering service to those who are suffering and in need, in the Catholics Returning Home: If you would like help coming tradition of its founder, Blessed Frédéric Ozanam, and patron, back to your Catholic Faith, please call Michael Lewandowski St. Vincent de Paul. For more information, contact Vicente at 630-353-4531. Fernandez at 630-353-4549.

Sacrament of Confirmation: Reception of a Sacrament requires adequate knowledge and preparation. Eighth Grade Confirma- Bereavement Support: “The Way of Hope” is a Christ-centered tion preparation must be immediately preceded by three consec- Catholic support group for the bereaved who have lost a spouse, utive years of regular attendance in religious instruction. family member or close friend through death. The program is presented in a six-session format. Participants may join at the Adoration Chapel: Perpetual Exposition of the Blessed Sacra- beginning of any Season. For more information, contact Sandy ment is observed in the Parish Center Adoration Chapel. The Razka at 630-353-4533 or [email protected]. chapel is open to the public from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily, and at all other times for those with security cards. Those inter- ested in becoming regular adorers should contact the Chapel Don’t forget to “Like” us on Facebook! Coordinator, Lynne Passarella, at 630-353-4511. St. Joan of Arc Parish and School, Lisle, IL

February 17, 2019 Page 11 Parish Staff Directory The direct office numbers of staff are listed below. Please do not call them with the 963 exchange.

Pastor Parish Librarian Parish Nurse Rev. Gabriel Baltes, O.S.B. Sue Ekins Sandra Razka, RN 630-353-4532 630-353-4513 630-353-4533 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Parochial Vicar Pastoral Associate Peace & Social Justice Rev. Kenneth Zigmond, O.S.B. Michael Lewandowski Coordinator 630-353-4524 630-353-4531 Vicente Fernandez [email protected] [email protected] 630-353-4549 [email protected]

Permanent Deacon Elementary Religious Buildings & Grounds Deacon Denis Stucko Formation Director Supervisor 630-963-4500 Dolly Pointner Jason Martyniuk 630-353-4550 630-353-4526 [email protected]

Permanent Deacon Office of Faith Maintenance/ Set-Up Deacon Gregory Razka Formation Secretary Mario Hernandez 630-963-4500 x4607 Lauren Nelson 630-963-4500 [email protected] 630-353-4528 [email protected]

Youth Director and Director of Finance Receptionist/ Secretary and Administration RCIA Coordinator Lynne Passarella Susan Fronek Alex Gervacio 630-353-4511 630-353-4523 630-353-4569 [email protected] Fax: 630-353-4519 [email protected] [email protected]

Finance Assistant Liturgy Coordinator Parish Secretary/ Joanne Corpus Cathy Lentz Bulletin Editor 630-353-4547 630-353-4517 Mary Beth Kerner [email protected] [email protected] 630-353-4514 [email protected]

Accounting Assistant Sacristan St. Vincent de Paul Society Barbara Surges Rosanna Smith (Voicemail Line) 630-353-4516 630-963-4500 630-353-4522 [email protected]

Marketing & Special Events Director of Music/ Principal Coordinator Parish Webmaster Michael Sweeney Kimberly Clements Jim Susic 630-969-1732 630-353-4566 630-353-4529 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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