Corpus Christi 1415 W. Lies Road Carol Stream, IL 60188 630-483-4673 February 21, 2021 - First Sunday of Lent Jesus was tempted by Satan, and the angels ministered to him ~ Mark 1:12-15 Mass Intentions Please pray for all those on our prayer list...

Saturday, February 20 Saturday after Ash Wednesday Santhamma Kathy Morris 5:00 p.m. ╬ John & Mary MacDonnell by Bill Bowers Joe Ernest Alonto Elida Navarro ╬ Victoria Algarate by Olivia Laurel Adnan Alonto Novak ╬ Bridges by Corpus Christi CCW Ana Marie Azarcon-LoIacono Bill Ohlhaber ╬ Jack Hamilton by Debbie & Tony Molinaro Janay Bell Mary Reda Brian Bennett Shirley Rickert Sunday, February 21 First Sunday of Lent Lynn Bierman Rosa Rodriguez Bill Bowers Dolores Salerno 8:30 a.m. ╬ Maria Felix Blanco by Mila Cathy Brill Martin Salerno ╬ Regina Hanusiak by Karen Bilek Bud Brown Donna Sanchez ╬ Bob Termini by Dora Gibellina Melanie B. Marilyn Savegnago SI Arlene Szotek Mike Durnil Christine Scardina Ike Eichenberger Seither 11:00 a.m. ╬ Romualdo V. Dayon by Hanrahan Family Laura Franchini Francesca Selvaggi ╬ Alvaro and Jorge Sievert by Angara Family Clarence Groves Russell Schauer Dr. Dan Haraf Shari Sharon 12:30 p.m. SI Aniela & Franciszek by Jarzabek Family Larry Hartnett Amy Sheehan Polish Mass SI Renata Moskal Donna Hawko Antonio Sievert ╬ Emilia & Jozef Bugaj Debbie Henke Alberto Sievert Mark Herwaldt Evelyn Simonetta Monday, February 22 The Chair of St. Peter Pamela Jacobs Nicki Simonetta 9:00 a.m. ╬ Nancy Bonfiglio by Joe S. Sperlazzo Family Geoffrey Johnson Lorna Sonen Shawn Jurgensen Lorraine Standiford Tuesday, February 23 St. , and Martyr Ann Krueger Arzy Staten Westin Lafeuer Kathy Staten 9:00 a.m. ╬ Karoline Seitz by Anne, Frank and Carole Gloria Londres Jurao Robert Strawn Irene Mamica Vicki Strawn Wednesday, February 24 Lenten Weekday Darnell Matesi Lorenzo Tamburello 9:00 a.m. ╬ Jack Langerman by Mary Lou Conroy Kevin McKinney Mike Tkaczuk Larry Miller Janet Watson Thursday, February 25 Lenten Weekday Roger Miller Susan Wong 9:00 a.m. ╬ Albert LaMantia by Crockett Family Josephine Miller

Friday, February 26 Lenten Weekday In Loving Remembrance 9:00 a.m. ╬ Charles Curtin by Gerry Conte Nancy Bonfiglio, Felice Fortunato ╬ Marigel Estacio by Rene and Lee Patricia Walsh, Melba " Jean" Simonetta Laverne F. Malinowski Saturday, February 27 Lenten Weekday 5:00 p.m. ╬ Skvorak Family by Bill Bowers ╬ Marigel Estacio by Rene and Lee ╬ Jack Hamiliton by Agata & Music Ministry Readings for the Week Feb 20 Is 58:9b-14; Ps 86:1-6; Lk 5:27-32 Sunday, February 28 Second Sunday of Lent 8:30 a.m. ╬ Eugene Henke by Henke Family Feb 21 First Sunday of Lent ╬ Rudolfo Rodriguez by Pauline Murphy Gn 9:8-15; Ps 25:4-9; 1 Pt 3:18-22;Mk 1:12-15 ╬ Jim Strawn by Deacon Andrew & Kathy Jalove Feb 22 1 Pt 5:1-4; Ps 23:1-3a, 4-6; Mt 16:13-19 11:00 a.m. ╬ Aurelia Carrera Feb 23 Is 55:10-11; Ps 34:4-7, 16-19; Mt 6:7-15 ╬ Stella & Tony Marzana by Debbie & Tony Molinaro Feb 24 Jon 3:1-10; Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19;Lk 11:29-32 ╬ Jack Hamilton by Debbie & Tony Molinaro ╬ Jim Strawn by Corpus Christi PPC Feb 25 Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8; Mt 7:7-12 Feb 26 Ez 18:21-28; Ps 130:1-8; Mt 5:20-26 We are continuing Mass requests. Please Feb 27 Dt 26:16-19; Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 7-8; Mt 5:43-48 call the office 630-483-4673 or email at Feb 28 Second Sunday of Lent [email protected] with your Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18; Ps 116:10, 15-19; Rom 8:31b- intention. 34; Mk 9:2-10 The Year of is a great opportunity for all of us to become more familiar with this amazing . In 1989, John Paul II delivered an apostolic exhortation (a special document or letter) named Redemptoris Cus- tos (Guardian of the Redeemer) on the occasion of the centenary of Pope Leo XIII's encyclical dedicated to St. Joseph. In Redemptoris Custos, Pope John Paul II discusses the importance of Saint Jo- seph in the Holy Family, his role in the plan of redemption, and portrays the saint as a model of a loving father. At the end of the document, Pope John Paul II states that today we still have good reason to commend everyone to St. Joseph, and to ask for his intercession: "Most beloved father, dispel the evil of falsehood and sin...graciously assist us from heaven in our struggle with the powers of dark- ness...and just as once you saved the Child Jesus from mortal danger, so now de- fend God's holy Church from the snares of her enemies and from all adversity."

[continued from last week...] The Service of Fatherhood 7. As can be deduced from the texts, to name the child. Finally, even the Mary, Joseph's marriage to Mary is the juridical basis of well aware that she has not conceived Christ as a his fatherhood. It was to assure fatherly protection result of conjugal relations with Joseph, still calls for Jesus that God chose Joseph to be Mary's him Christ's father." spouse. It follows that Joseph's fatherhood - a The Son of Mary is also Joseph's Son by virtue of relationship that places him as close as possible to the marriage bond that unites them: "By reason of Christ, to whom every election and predestination their faithful marriage both of them deserve to be is ordered (cf. Rom 8:28-29) - comes to pass called Christ's parents, not only his mother, but through marriage to Mary, that is, through the also his father, who was a parent in the same way family. that he was the mother's spouse: in mind, not in the While clearly affirming that Jesus was conceived flesh." In this marriage none of the requisites of by the power of the Holy Spirit, and that virginity marriage were lacking: "In Christ's parents all the remained intact in the marriage (cf. Mt 1:18-25; Lk goods of marriage were realized-offspring, fidelity, 1:26-38), the evangelists refer to Joseph as Mary's the sacrament: the offspring being the Lord Jesus husband and to Mary as his wife (cf. Mt 1:16, 18- himself; fidelity, since there was no adultery: the 20, 24; Lk 1:27; 2:5). sacrament, since there was no divorce." And while it is important for the Church to profess Analyzing the nature of marriage, both St. the virginal conception of Jesus, it is no less Augustine and St. Thomas always identify it with important to uphold Mary's marriage to Joseph, an "indivisible union of souls," a "union of hearts," because juridically Joseph's fatherhood depends on with "consent." These elements are found in an it. Thus one understands why the generations are exemplary manner in the marriage of Mary and listed according to the genealogy of Joseph: Joseph. At the culmination of the history of "Why," St. Augustine asks, "should they not be salvation, when God reveals his love for humanity according to Joseph? Was he not Mary's through the gift of the Word, it is precisely the husband?... Scripture states, through the authority marriage of Mary and Joseph that brings to of an angel, that he was her husband. Do not fear, realization in full "freedom" the "spousal gift of says the angel, to take Mary your wife, for that self" in receiving and expressing such a love. "In which is conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit. this great undertaking which is the renewal of all Joseph was told to name the child, although not things in Christ, marriage-it too purified and born from his seed. She will bear a son, the angel renewed-becomes a new reality, a sacrament of the says, and you will call him Jesus. Scripture New Covenant. We see that at the beginning of the recognizes that Jesus is not born of Joseph's seed, New Testament, as at the beginning of the Old, since in his concern about the origin of Mary's there is a married couple. But whereas and pregnancy, Joseph is told that it is of the Holy Eve were the source of evil which was unleashed Spirit. Nonetheless, he is not deprived of his on the world, Joseph and Mary arc the summit fatherly authority from the moment that he is told from which holiness spreads all over the earth. The Savior began the work of salvation by this virginal and holy union, wherein is manifested his all- adequately fulfill it, we must recognize that Joseph powerful will to purify and sanctify the family - showed Jesus "by a special gift from heaven, all that sanctuary of love and cradle of life." the natural love, all the affectionate solicitude that a father's heart can know." How much the family of today can learn from this! "The essence and role of the family are in the final Besides fatherly authority over Jesus, God also analysis specified by love. Hence the family has the gave Joseph a share in the corresponding love, the mission to guard, reveal and communicate love, love that has its origin in the Father "from whom and this is a living reflection of and a real sharing every family in heaven and on earth is in God's love for humanity and the love of Christ named" (Eph 3:15). the Lord for the Church his bride." This being the The clearly describe the fatherly case, it is in the Holy Family, the original "Church responsibility of Joseph toward Jesus. For salvation in miniature (Ecclesia domestica)," that every -which comes through the humanity of Jesus-is Christian family must be reflected. "Through God's realized in actions which are an everyday part of mysterious design, it was in that family that the family life, in keeping with that "condescension" Son of God spent long years of a hidden life. It is which is inherent in the economy of the therefore the prototype and example for all Incarnation. The gospel writers carefully show how Christian families." in the life of Jesus nothing was left to chance, but 8. St. Joseph was called by God to serve the person how everything took place according to God's and mission of Jesus directly through the exercise predetermined plan. The oft-repeated formula, of his fatherhood. It is precisely in this way that, as "This happened, so that there might be fulfilled...," the Church's Liturgy teaches, he "cooperated in the in reference to a particular event in the Old fullness of time in the great mystery of salvation" Testament serves to emphasize the unity and and is truly a "minister of salvation." His continuity of the plan which is fulfilled in Christ. fatherhood is expressed concretely "in his having With the Incarnation, the "promises" and "figures" made his life a service, a sacrifice to the mystery of of the Old Testament become "reality": places, the Incarnation and to the redemptive mission persons, events and rites connected with it; in having used the legal interrelate according to authority which was his over the Holy Family in precise divine order to make a total gift of self, of his life and commands work; in having turned his human vocation to communicated by domestic love into a superhuman oblation of self, angels and received by an oblation of his heart and all his abilities into creatures who are love placed at the service of the Messiah growing particularly sensitive to up in his house." the voice of God. Mary In recalling that "the beginnings of our is the Lord's humble redemption" were entrusted "to the faithful care of servant, prepared from Joseph," the Liturgy specifies that "God placed eternity for the task of him at the head of his family, as a faithful and being the Mother of prudent servant, so that with fatherly care he might God. Joseph is the one watch over his only begotten Son." Leo XIII whom God chose to be emphasized the sublime nature of this mission: "He the "overseer of the among all stands out in his august dignity, since by Lord's birth," the one divine disposition he was guardian, and according who has the to human opinion, father of God's Son. Whence it responsibility to look followed that the Word of God was subjected to after the Son of God's "ordained" entry into the Joseph, he obeyed him and rendered to him that world, in accordance with divine dispositions and honor and reverence that children owe to their human laws. All of the so-called "private" or father." "hidden" life of Jesus is entrusted to Joseph's guardianship. Since it is inconceivable that such a sublime task would not be matched by the necessary qualities to [To be continued…] Lent Schedule

Stations of the Cross Fridays during Lent at 7 pm

Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Following Stations of the Cross on Fridays during Lent

Reconciliation Reconciliation 4-4:30 pm on Saturdays On Fridays after Stations of the Cross: February 26, March 5 & 26, at 7 pm Lenten Resources

Pray More Self-Paced Lenten Retreat – Inspiring talks to help you focus your eyes on the Lord and transform your prayer life https://praymoreretreat.org/2021-lent-retreat/ (Free or free-will donations)

Parousia: The Bible and the Mass – Join host Dr. Scott Hahn to uncover how and why all of God’s action, in creation and redemption, is ordered to the Mass. Sign up for this FREE video Bible study by going to www.stpaulcenter.com/mass. (Pay only $5 for shipping if you purchase the study guide by typing “LENT21” in the coupon code at checkout.)

Lenten Regulations

1. Everyone 14 years of age or over is bound to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and all the Fridays of Lent. 2. All from the age of 18 years up to the beginning of their 60th year are bound to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. 3. On these two days of fast and abstinence, only one full meatless meal is allowed. Two oth- er meatless meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to each one’s needs, but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted on these two days, but liquids, including milk and fruit juices are allowed. When health or ability to work would be seriously affected, the law does not oblige. 4. To disregard completely the law of fast and abstinence is seriously sinful. 5. Lent is the principal season of penance in the Church year. All of the faithful are strongly urged to develop and follow a program of voluntary self-denial (in addition to following the Lenten regulations), serious prayer, and a performance of works of charity and mercy. Those who are sick, pregnant, or nursing, or whose health would adversely be affected by fasting or abstinence, should not consider themselves bound by these norms. You may have noticed a QR code (quick response) on the back of the pews in the church. Now the code is available from our bulletin. Just scan the QR code below with your phone to make an offertory gift to Corpus Christi Parish. Thank you!

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Come With Us to Pray For Life

Lent reminds us to step out of our comfort zone a bit as we prepare for Easter. You can do that in the traditional way by giving something up. Or you can reach out to help someone less fortunate and more vulnerable. Why not come out and pray for the most vulnerable among us...the unborn.

Join your fellow Corpus Christi congregants, as we begin the spring campaign for 40 Days for Life, by coming out and praying peacefully at Access Health Care, 1700 75th St. Downers Grove. The 40 Days for Life effort began in 2004 in Texas and has spread all over the world and is responsible for saving thousands of babies from abortion, closing hundreds of abortion clinics and converting many abortion workers to life.

We will pray during the 10 AM time slot on Thursday mornings during lent beginning, Thursday February, 25th. If you want to carpool, meet at Corpus Christi at 9 AM.

Go to the 40 Days for Life-Downers Grove website to sign up for hours. It lets the organizers know if they have enough people to cover each time period. https://www.40daysforlife.com/downersgrove FREE Lenten video Bible study beginning Ash Wednesday! Is the Mass biblical? Why do Catholics do what they do at Mass? In 10 beautifully produced lessons, Parousia: The Bible and the Mass will answer these questions and more!

In the latest video Bible study from the St. Paul Center, discover why the liturgy is a major theme that runs through the entire Bible, from Genesis to the Book of Revelation. We’ll see how the New Testament is concealed in the Old, the Old is revealed in the New, and why both point directly to the Mass, the sign of the New Covenant.

Join host Dr. Scott Hahn to uncover how and why all of God’s action, in creation and redemption, is ordered to the Mass. Sign up for this FREE video Bible study by going to www.stpaulcenter.com/mass. Pay only $5 for shipping if you purchase the study guide by typing “LENT21” in the coupon code at checkout.

LESSON RELEASE SCHEDULE

Lesson 1 | Biblical Worship is Ritual and Sacrifice Feb. 17- Mar. 2 Lesson 2 | Covenant and Communion Feb. 17- Mar. 2 Lesson 3 | The New Testament: Document or Sacrament Feb. 24- Mar. 9 Lesson 4 | The Mass in the Old Testament Feb. 24- Mar. 9 Lesson 5 | The Mass in the Gospels Mar. 3- Mar. 16 Lesson 6 | The Mass in Acts and the New Testament Letters Mar. 3- Mar. 16 Lesson 7 | Mass as Heaven on Earth: Hebrews and Revelation Mar. 10- Mar. 23 Lesson 8 | A Biblical Walk Through the Liturgy of the Word Mar. 10- Mar. 23 Lesson 9 | Biblical Walk Through the Liturgy of the Eucharist Mar. 7- Mar. 30 Lesson 10 | Parousia: The Real Presence and the Second Coming Mar. 7- Mar. 30 All lessons will be up April 1 to April 5.

Pledge your gi to the CMAA The 2021 Catholic Ministries Annual Appeal (CMAA) is now underway. Please prayerfully reflect on how you can best support our annual appeal and help our parish reach its $46,800 goal. Because not all of us have returned to worshiping in person, our pas- tor is mailing a packet to parishioners this week. Included will be the envelope many of us use to make a gi at Mass, as well as more in- formaon on how the CMAA shines the light of Christ not only in our parish, but across the diocese. Seventy percent of any amount we raise over our goal will be returned to our parish, for our needs. To make a gi, complete and return your pledge envelope in the mail, visit jolietdioceseappeal.org or text DONATE to (815) 205-1949

Are you an adult Catholic that hasn’t been confirmed?

Adult confirmation will be celebrated this year on April 18th and May 2nd, at St. Raymond Cathedral in Joliet.

Any Catholic adult, 18 years or older, that has been Baptized and received their First Holy Communion and is practicing their faith is welcomed to celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation. Preparation includes the following: • Selection of a confirmation name • Selection + validation of a sponsor • Copy of baptismal certificate • Completion of preparation workshop

In order be part of this celebration… interested adults need to contact the parish office by February 28th to register for preparation workshops.

The preparation workshops are to be held in Marian Hall. March 7th and March 14th from 10:00AM to 12:00PM. Attendance mandatory at both sessions.

If you are interested or you know of anyone who would be, please call the parish office @ 630-483-4673 to register.

First Sunday of Lent – 21 February 2021 Genesis 9:8-15. Psalm 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9. 1 Peter 3:18-22. Mark 1:12-15. It’s Okay to Be Tempted. True. But it is not okay to give in. Just as Jesus spent his forty days in the desert protected by the Spirit, let us have the same trust that God guides us on this Lenten retreat to right Kingdom thinking, speaking, and behaving. Let us sing with the Psalmist that God’s ways are love and truth, guiding the humble to justice.

• Since the Kingdom of God is at hand, how will I repent? • What must I stop saying and doing to embrace more fully this Kingdom? • How can I work for justice? KNIGHT’S KORNER

Basket Raffle was a HUGE SUCCESS!!! THANK YOU for all who supported this annual Church fundraising event!

With wonderful support from Parishioners and the ministries, we raised $1,510 for the Parish with the 17 beauful baskets.

We would like to thank all those that donated baskets: Knights of Columbus, Neighbors for Wayne Town- ship (current Wayne Township Elected Officials & Candidate for Highway Commissioner) , Delta Insurance Advisors (www.deltainsuranceadvisores.com , Insurance agency owned by parishioner Jackie Hayden) , The CCW, The Ministries of Care Ministry, Herbalife by Tessa Jatczak, DuPage Cheer & Power Tumbling, The Lecturer Ministry, The RE Ministry, The Jalove family, The Brinkman Family, and a few other baskets that we were not sure who donated.

Given the limitaons we all had, the generosity was so much appreciated as these funds we know will be put to good use by Fr. Mark and the Parish Staff. Please connue supporng our various ministries and businesses that supported us in this effort.

th BUTTERBRAIDS ARE COMING TO CORPUS CHRISTI – Feb 13-March 12 See the full page promo for full details!

Proceeds are earmarked for Transional Housing and Parish Capital Improvements

LOOKING FOR A NEW YEARS RESOLUTION? Picture yourself in a future Community or Church Service opportunity! Please contact Membership Chair Brent Smith at 630-532-3760 or [email protected] or Grand Knight Mark Jatczak at 630-263-8377 or [email protected] to learn more about the values and benefits of membership in the Knights of Columbus. You can also gain some general overview by vising www.kofc.org

YES we are still collecting Pop Tops for Ronald McDonald House. So please keep saving and dropping them off at the Parish office or in the Narthex.

In case of an Emergency... Mass Schedule Should an emergency arise, please call the General Parish Office Phone number and leave a message. Messages will be checked Weekends: Saturday 5:00 p.m. and forwarded to the appropriate person and your Sunday 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. phone call will be returned. Mass in Polish on 1st & 3rd Sundays of the Month at 12:30 p.m. Parish Website Weekdays: Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. www.corpuschristicarolstream.org Holy Days: 9:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. day of; no vigil

Parish Address Sacraments

1415 W. Lies Road Sacrament of Baptism - Baptisms take place throughout the Carol Stream, IL 60188 Sundays of every month except during Advent and Lent. Parents are expected to attend “Welcome Your Child” Pastoral Staff baptismal preparation workshop offered online. We encourage expectant parents to make baptismal arrangements six months General Parish Office Phone Number: 630-483-4673 in advance in order to best accommodate everyone involved. General Parish Office Fax Number: 630-483-4679 Please call the Parish Office to schedule your “Welcome Your Pastor Rev. Mark Jurzyk 630-483-4673 Child” class, and the date for your child’s Baptism. [email protected] Sacrament of Reconciliation - Corpus Christi welcomes you Mary Lou Conroy, Director of Religious Education PK-6th ext. 104 to partake in the Sacrament of Reconciliation every Saturday from 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the Church, or by contacting Agata Olszakowska, Director of Liturgical Music ext. 107 Father Mark at the Office at 630-483-4673 for an appointment. 630-877-8646 Communal Reconciliation is celebrated seasonally at Advent Sofia Lech, Parish Secretary ext. 100 and Lent. Gina Gallo Bulletin Editor ext. 100 Sacrament of Marriage - Couples considering marriage are Elizabeth Mazur, Pastoral Associate ext. 105 required to personally contact the pastor, Father Mark, six Dan Sledz, Finance Director ext. 108 months before planning a wedding date. Either the bride, groom, or their parents must be registered parishioners for at least six months before calling to set a date. Parish Staff E-mail addresses: Deacon Andrew Jalove — [email protected] Deacon Tom Thiltgen — [email protected] Pastoral Life Deacon Bill Thomas — [email protected] Mary Lou Conroy, DRE — [email protected] Adult Faith Inquiries (RCIA) - Anyone considering becoming a Catholic, or would like more information about the Catholic Sofia Lech, Parish Secretaey/Director of Youth Ministry — faith, please contact the Parish House Office. [email protected] Communion Calls - Communion for shut-ins is available. Gina Gallo, Bulletin Editor — [email protected] Please call Maria Panopoulos at 630-738-7395 to make Elizabeth Mazur, Pastoral Associate — [email protected] arrangements. Agata Olszakowska, Director of Liturgical Music — [email protected] Parish Registration and Office Hours Dan Sledz, Finance Director — [email protected] We are We would like to extend a warm welcome to all newcomers and Parish Mission Statement visitors. We invite you to come to the Parish House Office to CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC CHURCH register during our office hours which are: A Community of Christian believers Who embrace the Word of God, Monday through Wednesday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Who proclaim its message to all, With a welcoming spirit Thursday, Closed As prayerful and sacramental people Friday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Empowered by unity, Parish Offices are closed Saturday and Sunday. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, We extend ourselves Consult the bulletin for holiday closings. Seeking to recognize the needs of others Please call the Parish Office And responding with compassion by (630) 483-4673 with any questions. Gratefully sharing our blessings. We gather as THE BODY OF CHRIST To celebrate and become a source of hope St. Vincent de Paul Confidential Assistance: And inspiration to all. 630-585-4670

Pastor Rev. Mark Jurzyk 483-4673 [email protected]

Chief Stewards 2020

Commission Chief Steward Phone Email

Worship Commission Elizabeth Mazur 483-4673 [email protected] Adoration Pauline Murphy 890-5238 Art & Environment Denise Palash 297-2898 [email protected] Extraordinary Ministers Norb & Sharon Reinhard 293-1323 [email protected] Guitar Group Debbie Molinaro [email protected] Host Greeters Mike Strawn 293-9440 [email protected] Lectors Nancy Parod 408-1431 [email protected] Sacristans Pat Mamica 372-6747 [email protected]

Finance Commission Dan Sledz 483-4673 [email protected] Brett Gossen 293-0749 [email protected]

Faith Formation Commission Elizabeth Mazur 483-4673 [email protected] Mary Lou Conroy 483-4222 [email protected]

Sacramental Formation Rev. Mark Jurzyk 483-4673 [email protected]

Baptism Prep Deacon Tom Thiltgen 690-4357 [email protected] Marriage Prep. Deacon Bill Thomas cell: 309-4948 [email protected] R.C.I.A. Deacon Tom Thiltgen 690-4357 [email protected]

Peace & Social Outreach Commission St. Vincent de Paul Jennifer Hoffman [email protected] Emergency Outreach Maria Panopoulos 372-1938 [email protected] Ministers of Care Maria Panopoulos 372-1938 [email protected] Prayer Network Karen Mahrenholz 372-8520 [email protected] Children of Mary Debbie Barnes 788-6382 [email protected] Transitional Housing Fran Splitgerber 483-7754 [email protected] Respect Life Debbie Barnes [email protected]

Social Commission Elizabeth Mazur 483-4673 [email protected] Birthday Cards (Co-chair) Cookie Slobodecki 372-6802 [email protected] Birthday Cards (Co-chair) Tina Slobodecki 372-0129 [email protected] C.C.W. Letty Dino 312-237-6448 [email protected] Hospitality Elizabeth Mazur 483-4673 [email protected] Knights of Columbus Mark Jatczak 263-8377 [email protected]

Parish Pastoral Commission

John Achacoso Debbie Molinaro** Lourdes Achacoso Anna Pechous Andrew Jalove Joanne Talbot Mark Jatczak Laura Wiley** **Commission Co-Coordinators

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Counseling available as an affiliate of the Central DuPage Counseling Center 507A Thornhill Dr. Carol Stream, IL 60188 ~ Counseling services are available to our parishioners. You may contact Jack Berkemeyer at 630.752.9750.