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2020/21 Seminarians 2020/21 SEMINARIANS 1 PRIESTS FOR TOMORROW In these pages, you will meet our future shepherds for the Archdiocese of Chicago. These men are preparing for priesthood at Mundelein Seminary and St. John Vianney College Seminary. Please pray the Prayer for Vocations every day, for all vocations, and then take a moment to pray in particular for the seminarians of the day. Consider offering an “Our Father,” “Hail Mary,” and “Glory Be” for their needs and discernment. Please also remember the priests of our Archdiocese who have served and are now deceased. To receive more information on priesthood, contact: Vocation Office 750 North Wabash Avenue Chicago, IL 60611 312.534.8298 [email protected] ChicagoPriest.com 1 AUXILIARY BISHOPS Most Rev. John R. Manz Most Rev. Joseph N. Perry Most Rev. Andrew P. Wypych Most Rev. Mark A. Bartosic Most Rev. Robert G. Casey Most Rev. Jeffrey S. Grob Most Rev. Robert J. Lombardo CFR Most Rev. Kevin M. Birmingham RETIRED AUXILIARY BISHOPS Most Rev. John R. Gorman Most Rev. Raymond E. Goedert Most Rev. Francis J. Kane Most Rev. George J. Rassas Cardinal Blase Cupich Archbishop of Chicago 2 3 PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS VOCATION OFFICE Lord Jesus, We beg you for good and holy priests. In every age you call men to follow you as servants and shepherds of your people. Open their hearts to your call Rev. Timothy Monahan Erica Zapien and give them the courage Vocation Director Budget and Project Manager to follow you. Be their rock of refuge and their light as they discern. Help us to support them on their journey, and to love them as your disciples. We thank you for all that you are and all that you do. In your name we pray. Amen. Shawn Lucas Yesenia Ortiz Totus Tuus and Special Events Administrative Assistant Coordinator 4 5 PRAYER OF ABANDONMENT MUNDELEIN SEMINARY Father, I abandon myself into your hands; do with me what you will. Whatever you may do, I thank you: I am ready for all, I accept all. Let only your will be done in me, and in all your Very Rev. John Kartje Rev. Thomas Byrne creatures. Rector-President of Mundelein Director of Chicago Seminary and University of Seminarians I wish no more than this, O Lord. St. Mary of the Lake Into your hands I commend my spirit; I offer it to you ST. JOHN VIANNEY COLLEGE SEMINARY with all the love of my heart, for I love you, Lord, and so need to give myself, to surrender myself into your hands, without reserve, and with boundless confidence, for you are my Father. Amen. —Blessed Charles de Foucauld Rev. Matthew Alexander 6 Chicago Priest Faculty Member 7 1ST OF THE MONTH Clergy of our Archdiocese who died on the 1st of the month Dcn. Ryan Brady 4th Theology May they rest in peace. Mundelein Seminary Rev. Henry Andrew Olejniczak 1/1/2003 Rev. Donald Joseph Ahearn 1/1/2017 Home Parish: Rev. Cornelius Seymour Ryan 2/1/1987 St. Christina, Chicago Rev. Joseph Francis Firnbach 2/1/1990 Rev. John Anthony McCabe 3/1/1991 Birthday: August 24 Rev. James Edward Kill 3/1/1992 Rev. Anthony Adalbert Dudek 3/1/1996 Favorite Saints: Rev. Pierce Joseph Joyce 3/1/2000 Rev. George Joseph Mickovic 4/1/1974 St. Josemaría Escrivá and Rev. Richard Leon Hills 4/1/2001 Blessed Solanus Casey Rev. Matthias Howard Hoffman 4/1/2004 Rev. John Francis Baldwin 4/1/2019 Rev. Andrew Francis Coneglio 5/1/1997 Very Rev. George Gilmary Higgins 5/1/2002 Rev. Richard Wayne Fassbinder 5/1/2004 Very Rev. James Anthony Duffin 6/1/1974 Rev. Andrew Thomas Valcicak 6/1/1977 Rev. Leonard Henry Mattei 6/1/1991 Domine, ut videam – Lord, that I may see! Rev. Lawrence Francis Hanley 6/1/2011 Rev. John Joseph Rochford 6/1/2018 — Mark 10:51 Very Rev. Damasus Aloysius Mozeris 8/1/2002 Rev. Francis Edward Wachowski 9/1/1980 Rev. Robert Henry McGlynn 9/1/1991 Very Rev. Cornelius Joseph McGillicuddy 10/1/1991 Rev. James P. Murphy 10/1/2019 Very Rev. Donald Stanley Bartoszek 11/1/1978 Rev. Edward Peter O’Brien 12/1/1998 Rev. Thomas Christopher Hanlon 12/1/1999 Rev. Edward James Hughes 12/1/2002 Rev. Stanley Casimir Limanowski 12/1/2002 Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon them. 8 9 2ND OF THE MONTH Clergy of our Archdiocese who died on the 2nd of the month Dcn. Nathan Ford, SJC 4th Theology May they rest in peace. Mundelein Seminary Rev. Edward William Liebrich 1/2/1990 Very Rev. Daniel Michael Cantwell 1/2/1996 Home Parish: Rev. John Stephen Quinn 1/2/1998 St. John Cantius, Chicago Rev. Stanislaus (Stanley) Joseph Kwiek 2/2/1977 Rev. Thomas Joseph McKugo 2/2/1984 Birthday: July 15 Rev. Patrick Colvin Hunter 2/2/1991 Rev. John Francis Gorman 2/2/1998 Favorite Saint: St. Don Bosco Rev. Francis Emil Dilla 2/2/2005 Rev. John Clement Keenan 3/2/1993 Rev. Edward Xavier Detloff 3/2/1997 Rev. Arthur John Dillon 3/2/2004 Rev. Edmund Francis Guz 3/2/2016 Rev. Edward Francis Pajak 4/2/1990 Very Rev. Patrick Joseph Gleeson 5/2/1982 Rev. Elmer Joseph Wojtanowski 5/2/1984 Very Rev. John Francis Koziol 5/2/1986 Rev. James A. Colleran 6/2/2018 Rev. James Michael Johnston 6/2/1994 Love has been perfected among us in this: that we Rev. Leopold Augustine Peschon 7/2/1987 Rev. John Cornelius Cain 7/2/2003 may have boldness in the day of judgment; because as Rev. Edward John Brzozowski 7/2/2008 He is so are we in this world. There is no fear in love; Rev. Robert Joseph Madden 8/2/1978 Very Rev. Joseph McDermott Connerton 8/2/1987 but perfect love casts out fear, because fear involves Rev. Edward Joseph McDonnell 8/2/1989 torment. But he who fears has not been made perfect Rev. John Justin Laibach 9/2/1979 Rev. Thomas Normoyle Keegan 10/2/1981 in love. Rev. Laverne Joseph Cure 10/2/1996 Rev. Robert Peter Doyle 12/2/1986 — 1 John 4:17, 18 Rev. David Francis Braun 12/2/1997 Rev. Thomas C. McNeff 12/2/2009 Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon them. 10 11 3RD OF THE MONTH Clergy of our Archdiocese who died on the 3rd of the month Dcn. Christopher Landfried 4th Theology May they rest in peace. Mundelein Seminary Rev. James Christopher Quinn 1/3/1988 Very Rev. Donald Martin Carroll 1/3/2002 Home Parish: Rev. Thomas N. Pelton 1/3/2014 St. Bartholomew, Chicago Rev. Theodore Carroll Stone 1/3/2018 Rev. Chester Stanley Lesniak 2/3/1983 Birthday: June 12 Rev. Philip Theodore Wild 2/3/1996 Most Rev. William Edward McManus 3/3/1997 Favorite Saints: Rev. Francis Joseph Kelpsas 4/3/1999 Rev. John Patrick Reynolds 5/3/1986 St. Padre Pio, St. Mother Rev. Francis Eugene Ploszek 5/3/1988 Theresa, St. Faustina, Rev. John Carey Massion 5/3/1998 Rev. Michael John Nallen 5/3/2003 St. Benedict, St. Francis Rev. William J. Devine 5/3/2013 Very Rev. John Michael Hayes 6/3/2002 Rev. James William Lyons 6/3/2003 Rev. Francis William Shaunessy 6/3/2004 Rev. Leo Philip Coggins 7/3/1991 Rev. Anthony Robert Spina 7/3/1993 What shall I return to the Lord for all his goodness to Rev. John Michael Lane 8/3/1982 Rev. Jerome Joseph Brzozowski 9/3/1981 me? Rev. Aloysius John Sinsky 9/3/1987 Very Rev. Julius Anthony Chvojka 10/3/1992 — Psalm 116:12 Rev. Claude Edmund Klarkowski 10/3/1993 Rev. Albert John Buckley 10/3/1996 Rev. Msgr. John I. Cardiff 10/3/2009 Rev. Donald John Mulsoff 11/3/2005 Rev. Thomas Francis Maher 11/3/2013 Rev. Elmer Sylvester Coogan 12/3/1984 Rev. Thaddeus Joseph Makuch 12/3/2004 Rev. George John Dyer 12/3/2017 Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon them. 12 13 4TH OF THE MONTH Clergy of our Archdiocese who died on the 4th of the month Dcn. Andrew Matijevic 4th Theology May they rest in peace. Mundelein Seminary Rev. John Joseph Grace 1/4/2014 Rev. William Joseph Lion 1/4/2015 Home Parish: Rev. Adolfas Stasys 2/4/1987 St. Thomas of Villanova, Rev. Edward Joseph Kelly 2/4/1995 Rev. Casimir Joseph Kozien 2/4/2008 Palatine Rev. Howard Anthony Tuite 2/4/2014 Rev. John Lawrence Anderson 3/4/1990 Birthday: December 5 Rev. Edward Theodore Kush 3/4/1993 Rev. Raymond Joseph Sullivan 4/4/1983 Favorite Saint: Rev. John Joseph McMahon 4/4/2004 St. Rita of Cascia Rev. Thomas Joseph Hastings 5/4/1991 Rev. John Adalbert Zukowski 5/4/1997 Rev. Chester Walter Ubowski 5/4/1999 Rev. Stanislaus Casimir Gaucias 6/4/1990 Rev. Robert C. Behnke 6/4/2016 Rev. John Joseph Ahern 7/4/2001 Rev. Msgr. John Adolph Kuzinskas 7/4/2013 Rev. Lawrence James Malcolm 7/4/2019 He said to them, “Come after me, and I will make you Rev. Harold Michael Gregowski 8/4/1988 Rev. Francis Cornelius Murphy 8/4/1994 fishers of men.” Rev. George Donald Simpson 8/4/1994 Rev. Peter Francis Hayes 8/4/2003 — Matthew 4:19 Rev. Michael Arthur Olivero 8/4/2018 Rev. James Matthew Lawler 9/4/1985 Rev.
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