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Renew My Church 835 Rush St Chicago, IL 60611 Renewmychurch@Archchicago.Org Archchicago.Org/Renew Renew My Church 835 Rush St Chicago, IL 60611 [email protected] archchicago.org/renew Renew My Church - Groupings The following is adapted from a letter from Cardinal Cupich to parishes on January 21-22, 2017 Renew My Church is an archdiocesan initiative that involves all the people of the archdiocese and their faith communities. The goal of Renew My Church is to make our parishes more vital and more sustainable. We do this not on our own initiative but in response to the call of Christ, which was first heard by those disciples recounted in today’s gospel (Mt 4:12-23). The call is the same as it was in those early days of the Church: to be His disciples and take responsibility for carrying on His mission in our time. The place to start is by working together to make our parishes vibrant communities that form missionary disciples of Jesus. This will also mean being realistic about our limited human and material resources and evaluating how our present structures may need to be organized differently to keep pace with changing realities. A very important part of the process of Renew My Church are the parish groupings that will work to plan for the future and discern where God is leading us. After receiving consultation and feedback from you, the priests of the diocese, and parish pastoral councils, we are now sharing the groupings. Your parish will be part of a grouping that will enable you to assess, plan, and discern how best to meet the needs of the future in a way that is both reasonable and in conformity with God’s will for us. Each grouping will have guidance for its process of reflection and discernment. Everything, however, begins with building relationships across parishes in a given grouping. That means getting to know each other and perhaps sharing some common projects or events, such as retreats, lectures, or community service for those in need. With future guidance and facilitation, this will develop in more specific planning and discernment directions. List of Groupings The groupings across the archdiocese are listed on the following pages. The list is generally ordered from north to south. The most efficient way to find your parish will be to use the find function in your PDF reader and type in your parish’s name. An asterisk indicates the parish includes a parish school. 1 Grouping of: Grouping of: Prince of Peace - Lake Villa* Immaculate Conception - Highland Park St. Raphael the Archangel St. James - Highwood Our Lady of the Lakes Parish* o New parish formed July 1, 2018, by the union of St. Bede (Ingleside) and St. Peter Grouping of: (Antioch). St. Joseph – Libertyville* o St. Bede School is the parish school. St. Mary of Vernon Grouping of: St. Joseph - Round Lake* Grouping of: St. Peter – Volo Holy Cross – Deerfield* Grouping of: St. Mary - Lake Forest* St. Patrick - Lake Forest St. Gilbert* St. Paul the Apostle Grouping of: Grouping of: Holy Family – Inverness* St. Patrick – Wadsworth* St. Anne – Barrington* Our Lady of Humility* The three groupings above changed from the original assignment of two groupings with three Grouping of: parishes each. St. Theresa* Grouping of: St. Thomas of Villanova* Mision San Juan Diego Santa Maria Del Popolo St. Francis de Sales - Lake Zurich* St. Mary of the Annunciation Grouping of: Transfiguration - Wauconda St. Edna Frassati Catholic Academy St. Mary - Buffalo Grove* Grouping of: Our Lady of the Wayside* St. James - Arlington Heights* Little Flower Parish* St. Colette* (changed groupings in 2018) New parish formed July 1, 2020, by the o union of St. Dismas and St. Anastasia. o St. Anastasia is the parish school. Grouping of: Grouping of: St. Ansgar St. John the Evangelist* Most Blessed Trinity Parish*: St. Peter Damian o Parish formed June 30, 2009, by the union of Holy Family (Waukegan), Immaculate Conception (Waukegan), and Queen of Grouping of: Peace (North Chicago) o Most Blessed Trinity Academy is the parish Church of the Holy Spirit school. St. Hubert* St. Marcelline St. Matthew 2 Renew My Church – Groupings – Revised as of October 9, 2020 An asterisk (*) indicates the parish has a parish school for the 2020-21 school year Grouping of: Grouping of: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish* Ss. Faith, Hope, and Charity* o New parish formed July 1, 2020, by the Divine Mercy Parish* union of Queen of the Rosary and St. Julian o New parish formed July 1, 2018, by the Eymard. union of Sacred Heart (Hubbard Woods) o Queen of the Rosary is the parish school. and St. Philip the Apostle Parishes. o Sacred Heart School is the parish school. Grouping of: Ss. Joseph and Francis Xavier Parish* o New parish formed July 1, 2019, by the St. Alphonsus Liguori* union of St. Joseph and St. Francis Xavier St. Thomas Becket Parishes. St. Emily* o St. Joseph School and St. Francis Xavier St. Joseph the Worker Schools remain parish schools. St. Paul Chong Ha Sang Korean Mission Grouping of: St. Athanasius* Grouping of: St. Joan of Arc Parish St. Cecilia The Academy at St. Joan of Arc St. Cecilia Hispanic Ministry St. Mary - Evanston St. Raymond de Penafort* St. Nicholas - Evanston St. Zachary* Pope John XXIII School Sheil Catholic Center at Northwestern Grouping of: Grouping of: St. Mary - Des Plaines Mary Seat of Wisdom* St. Stephen Protomartyr - Des Plaines Our Lady of Hope Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe Our Lady of Ransom St. Paul of the Cross* Grouping of: St. Juliana* Immaculate Conception – Talcott* St. Catherine Laboure* St. Juliana and IC – Talcott moved into this Our Lady of Perpetual Help* grouping since the original groupings were Catholic Community of Northbrook: St. Norbert and Our Lady of the Brook Parish*. published o New parish formed May 22, 2017, by the Grouping of: union of St. Norbert and Our Lady of the Brook Parishes. St. Mary of the Woods* o St. Norbert School is the parish school. Queen of All Saints Basilica* Grouping of: Grouping of: St. Elizabeth of the Trinity Parish* St. Isaac Jogues o New parish formed July 1, 2020, by the St. John Brebeuf* union of St. Cornelius, St. Tarcissus, and St. St. Lambert Thecla Parishes St. Martha Parish and All Saints Shrine o St. Elizabeth of the Trinity School is the St. Peter – Skokie parish school. St. Lambert and St. Peter joined this grouping This grouping was a new grouping since the since the original groupings were published original groupings were published. 3 Renew My Church – Groupings – Revised as of October 9, 2020 An asterisk (*) indicates the parish has a parish school for the 2020-21 school year Grouping of: Grouping of: Divine Savior St. Andrew* St. Eugene* St. Benedict – Irving Park Road* St. Monica* St. Mary of the Lake* Our Lady Mother of the Church Our Lady of Lourdes This grouping is a new grouping since the original This grouping is a new grouping since the original groupings were published. groupings were published. Grouping of: Grouping of: Blessed Alojzije Stepinac Croatian Mission St. Edward* Holy Child Jesus Parish Immaculate Heart of Mary o New parish formed July 1, 2020, by the Our Lady of Mercy union of St. Henry, St. Margaret Mary, and Resurrection St. Timothy o The new parish is a co-sponsor of This grouping is a new grouping since the original Northside Catholic Academy groupings were published. Grouping of: Grouping of: St. Gertrude - Chicago St. Alphonsus – Chicago* St. Ignatius St. Bonaventure Oratory St. Jerome The National Shrine of Saint Frances Xavier These parishes are co-sponsors of Northside Cabrini Catholic Academy Cardinal Bernardin Early Childhood Center St. Clement* Our Lady of Mount Carmel – Chicago* Grouping of: Ss. Ita and Thomas of Canterbury Parish – Grouping of: o New parish formed May 31, 2019, by the Immaculate Conception and St. Joseph* union of St. Ita and St. Thomas of o Parish formed July 1, 2016, by the union of Canterbury Parishes. Immaculate Conception Parish and St. o As of September 3, 2020, St. Gregory the Joseph Parish Great Parish has fully united to Ss. Ita and St. Josaphat* Thomas of Canterbury Parish. St. Michael – Old Town o St. Thomas of Canterbury School is the St. Teresa of Avila parish school at the campus of St. Ita. St. Vincent de Paul o The parish also maintains a relationship with Northside Catholic Academy. Grouping of: Assumption - Illinois Grouping of: Holy Name Cathedral St. Pio of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio) Parish St. James - Wabash o New parish formed July 1, 2020, by the Old St. Patrick’s union of St. Hilary and Transfiguration St. Peter (Loop) St. Hilary is the parish school o Old St. Mary’s* Queen of Angels and St. Matthias Parish o New parish formed August 1, 2020, by the St. James joined this grouping since the original union of Queen of Angels and St. Matthias groupings were published o Queen of Angels School is the parish school. St. Matthias School will operate as an o archdiocesan-governed school. This grouping is a new grouping since the original groupings were published. 4 Renew My Church – Groupings – Revised as of October 9, 2020 An asterisk (*) indicates the parish has a parish school for the 2020-21 school year Grouping of: Grouping of: San Jose Sanchez del Rio Parish* – Holy Cross-Immaculate Heart of Mary o New parish formed July 1, 2018, by the St. Joseph – Hermitage Ave. union of St. Francis of Assisi (Kostner), St. Michael the Archangel Maternity BVM, and St. Philomena. o Maternity BVM is the parish school. Grouping of: Mission of Our Lady of the Angels St. Jerome (Croatian) Parish* – New parish formed July 1, 2019, by the Grouping of: o union of Santa Lucia – Santa Maria Our Lady of Grace* Incoronata and St.
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