July 10, 2016 - St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church

Sunday, July 10, 2016
“To move closer to God in all that we do”
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Saturday
8:15 am
Weekend
Saturday Vigil Mass
5:00 pm
Sunday
8:00 am, 9:30 am,
10:15 am (Gym)
11:30 am
Reconciliation
Every Saturday after
the 8:15am Mass
And Anytime By
Appointment
Fifteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time
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Today’s Gospel of the Good Samaritan
can be looked at in many ways. It provides
us with a challenge because it is so well
known. Let me suggest that it is a Gospel
about freedom, a person free enough ‘to be
moved with compassion,’ free enough to
respond to a person in need.
We know the story so well, three people
pass by the person on the side of the road
and one responds with mercy. In a way, the priest and the Levite responded correctly as they were observing the requirements of the law. Why? If one were to have contact with a
person beaten and half dead, they would become ritually unclean. They would be unable to serve in the Temple. But the
Samaritan comes by and sees something the first two do not,
he sees a person in dire need. “He approached the victim,
poured oil and wine over his wounds and bandaged them.
Then he lifted him up on his own animal, took him to the inn,
and cared for him.” The point of the story? Who was the
neighbor to the robbers’ victim? “The one who treated him
with mercy, Go and do likewise.” The priest and Levite
missed something which the Samaritan saw, namely, there was
a person in need on the side of the road, a person needing help.
I suggested earlier that this was a Gospel about freedom. The
Samaritan was free enough to respond to this person on the
side of the road in the most appropriate way, with mercy/
compassion. The priest and Levite were not free, they were
bound to a literal understanding of the law. At the beginning
of this Gospel, Jesus points this out. What is required to inherit
eternal life? What is the law really about? Jesus affirms the
answer of the scholar of the law, love of God and neighbor.
This answer is at the heart of the Jewish law and the Christian
law. As Jesus says, “do this and you will live.”
How free are we to do something for the needy person on the
side of the road? What are we bound to that makes us less
free? We might think about this. Jesus also teaches us who the
neighbor is, the nice person, and more challengingly, the person on the side of the road.
Summer Blessings, Fr. Sheridan
July 11 - July 16
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
6:30AM +
8:15AM +
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6:30AM +
8:15AM +
6:30AM +
8:15AM +
6:30AM +
8:15AM +
6:30AM +
8:15AM +
8:15AM +
5:00PM +
People of the Parish
Michelle McNamara Oswalt and
Rita McNamara
Brian Avery
Frank and Trudy Fernholz
People of the Parish
Deacon Bill Thesing
Souls in Purgatory
People of the Parish
Souls in Purgatory
People of the Parish
Arthur and Virginia Roth
Souls in Purgatory
Michael McHugh
July 17
8:00AM +
9:30AM +
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10:15AM +
11:30AM L
James Burfisher
Peg Later
Michelle McNamara Oswalt
Virginia McDonagh
People of the Parish
Patricia Telles-Irvin
+ Deceased
L Living
John Rosinski
Kathryn Buhler III
Kyle Dulworth
Carolyn Baker I
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Speaking of Liturgy
Liturgical Law
We are careful to pay attention to liturgical
laws, but we must be equally careful that our liturgies
unfold as prayer and worship, as making present the
paschal mystery, as celebrations of God’s word and
PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY,
sacrament that transform us into being better members
PRAY FOR PEACE
of Christ’s Body living with love, compassion, and
Do you have a family member or friend in the Military (stateside mercy toward all.
or overseas)? Call the Parish Office and we will put their name on
If our adherence to liturgical law does not aid
our prayer list.
in this transformation, then we have missed its point.
We have made the law external rubrics to be followed
for their own sake rather than something written in our
Maj.Jason Harlan - Nephew of Val Deady
hearts. This skews the real purpose of liturgical law—
Rev. John Barkemeyer - Son of Hank
to ensure that liturgy remains the liturgy of the whole
Brian Walsh-Nephew of Peg McIntyre
church making present Christ’s mystery, and not just
Jesse Goutier-Cousin of Chris, Michael & Laura Farina
an idiosyncratic ritual of a few.
Shane Lawson-Cousin of Kari Clarke
Brian Kropp-Cousin of Jim Kropp
Scott Horst-Friend of Jim & Kathleen Kropp
Tracy Hanson-Friend of Jim & Kathleen Kropp
Stephen Thale-Grandson of Jim & Frances Thale
K Anniston-Grand-Nephew of Nancy Graham
Lt. Cmndr. Andrew A. Nelson (USN/USMC)-Son of David
Nelson
David Lore Mayo-Friend of Carpenter Family
John Smeeton-Son of Andrea & Jack Smeeton
Richard Linehan-Son of Richard & Elaine Linehan
John Wesley Hobbs-Nephew of the Weschlers
Jeff Groom-Nephew of Louise Sanborn
PFC Joseph Devroy-Grandson of Marlene Devroy
Sgt. Daniel Koch-Brother of Laura Koch
Family & Friends of Bob & Jean Quinn
Luke Stensberg—Friend of the Revords
Peter Dulaney USMC—Grandson of Diana Madden
Art Knurenko—Friend of Watson Family
Brandon Galgay-Friend of the Matt Revord family
Tom Smith-Nephew of John & Mary Smith
John Robbins—Nephew of John & Mary Smith
Lt. Michael Scott (USN)-Nephew of the Scott family
Will McCarthy USMC-Son of Kathy & Mike McCarthy
James Earp USN-Family of Anita O’Neill
Romario Meza, Army-Grandson of Mike & Kathy Bliss
When your Armed Services member returns to civilian life, please
let us know so that we can remove his or her name from our list.
Thank you.
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WORD: Holy Listening
Each week we gather to relax and listen to a short passage from scripture, reflect on God’s word, respond in
prayer, and rest in God’s presence. The scripture passages are taken from the Sunday Gospel to support our
journey. This ancient but simple process allows God’s
word to touch us in our daily lives and transform our
hearts.
When: Saturdays 9:00 – 9:45 a.m.
On-going .
Where: The “Upper Room” Second floor at the SFX
Parish Office
Small groups offer a valuable way to enrich our faith
and provide us with companionship for our journey.
There is no need to commit to every Saturday, come
when your schedule permits.
Everyone is always welcome.
SFX LAKE FRONT MASS
2016 – 8:00am
JOIN US ON SUNDAY JULY17th FOR MASS
AT GILLSON PARK BEACH
8:00AM IN THE NE CORNER OF GILLSON BEACH – LOOK FOR THE
COLORFUL BALLOONS. ENTER THE BEACH LOT FROM LAKE
STREET ENTRANCE-- MASS WILL BEGIN AT 8AM.
SPONSORED BY FRIENDS OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Questions call David 224-725-3673
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SFX Welcomes New
Director of Music
Jonathan Metzinger
I am pleased to announce that Jonathan Metzinger will take over the role of Director of Music on August 1,
2016.
Jonathan is a 2014 graduate of the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University where he received a Bachelor’s of Music in Composition. Jonathan also spent a year studying composition in Vienna, Austria and was
the composer-in-residence of the OperaMaya International Opera Festival where his major work for choir
and orchestra, K’atun, was premiered.
Jonathan made his international debut as a pianist at the age of 16 soloing at the Teatro Nacional Miguel
Angel Asturias in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Jonathan was Associate Director of Music at St. Benedict Parish where he directed the parish choir and at
St. Alphonsus Parish where he directed the Latin American choir.
Please give Jonathan a warm welcome as he leads us in this important ministry.
I would also like to thank the search committee, Joe DiCamillo, Beth Lambrecht, Barb Shields,
Matt O’Connor and John Geis for all of their help and guidance through this process.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Fr. William Sheridan
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St. Francis Xavier Parish 1st Annual Block Party
Saturday, August 27, 2016
11am-9pm
Sponsorship Information
$2,000
Thank you Lori Nieman, James Slater, Jessica Couri
with @ Properties for being a top sponsor!
Lori’s Cell:312-343-7070, James’s Cell: 847-814-1009, Jessica’s Cell:773520-6111.
$2,000:
Thank you POPE’S MOVING for being a top sponsor!
Matthew Pope, P:888-409-4772, C:847-373-7673
[email protected]
$1,500:
Thank you SFCTeam, Real Estate Specialists for being a top sponsor!
Frank and Trish Capitanini, C: 847-652-2315
[email protected]
$1,500:
(1) Advertising on all cocktail cups used at the block party!
(2) A sign hanging on the train that goes around the block from 12-4pm. This is expected to
be a family favorite.
$1,000:
(1) Signs outside of each of the bouncy houses!
(2) A sign on the main stage from 1-3pm! A rock band made up of local kids will be playing
at 1pm. The Rock House barista band, Walk The Sun, will be playing at 2pm.
$750:
A sign on the main stage from 5pm-7pm while Whiskey Finger and The Clusters play. Or, A
sign on the main stage during the DJ set, 3-5pm.
$500:
A sign on the main stage while Mr. Singer performs from 11-1pm.
$250:
A sign in front of any one of the following attractions: dunk tank, arts and crafts or the basketball skill shot.
For More information, please contact Christi Harrison, [email protected] or Leslie Lannan,
[email protected].
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SFX Block Party
Saturday August 27th
Save the Date!
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St. Thomas of Canterbury School
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4827 N. Kenmore .
Chicago, Illinois 60640 . Telephone (773) 271-8655
The Move is Moving!
Thanks to our generous donors as of June 16th St. Thomas of Canterbury has been giŌed with:
8 Classrooms
3 Tutoring Rooms
2 Science Labs
1 RecepƟon & Conference Room
2 Preschool Rooms
1 Art Room
13 Student Desks
2 Teacher Desks
12 Lockers
$5,300 in other monetary giŌs
We have many needs met but are sƟll in need of:
4 Classrooms ($5,000 each)
Hallway Carpet ($14,000)
Cafeteria Furnishings ($15,000)
STEM Programing ($12,000)
Student Scholarships ($3,200 per year)
Student Desk/Chair ($100 each)
Teacher Desk/Chair ($300 each)
UNEXPECTED LIFE SAFETY COSTS
The building requires electrical work and Asbestos Abatement. The Archdiocese will not fund these life safety projects. The cost
of asbestos abatement is $21,000 and the cost of the electrical work is to be determined. St. Thomas of Canterbury School is responsible for these costs.
Opportunities to help make our new house a home:
August 2nd 12pm to 5pm- Unboxing and Furniture Placement
August 8th – 12th –Classroom and Library Setup
Please email Christine Boyd at [email protected] if you are available to help. Specify dates and time you are available and let
us know if you have any special skills that would assist us in this transition.
THANK YOU for the continuous support of our mission to give all children a quality education.
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT CURRENT SOCIAL ISSUES
&
WHAT THE CHURCH SAYS ABOUT THEM?
JustFaith is a national Catholic social justice program in which small groups of 10-12 participants develop new
understanding of the systemic causes of poverty and violence, discover a deeper connection to their faith and
community, grow in their commitment to care for vulnerable people and become advocates for justice.
JustFaith incorporates a variety of prayer and spiritual practices and participants develop a deeper sense of compassion
and form community on their journey that is both challenging and life-giving.
JustFaith:
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Connects to Catholic Social Teaching and the relationship between charity and justice
Incorporates numerous books, videos and guest speakers
Meets on weeknights – September through May
Incorporates immersion experiences with organizations serving people living on the margins
Includes an opening and closing retreat
Encourages creative models for lifestyle changes
Join the over 40,000 people in parishes and communities across the country who have participated in this life changing
program as well as the JustFaith partners: Bread for the World, Catholic Campaign for Human Development, Catholic
Relief Services and Maryknoll and Pax Christi International.
For more information, visit www.JustFaith.org or contact Vic or Mary Doucette at 630-715-5114.
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ST VINCENT DE PAUL can use some Volunteers!
We have been active for years in assisting at 'St. Stans’, Saint Stanislaus Kostka, the dome-shaped
imposing structure at Kennedy & Division street in Chicago. There is an old-fashioned ‘soup kitchen’ staffed by Volunteers from
Parishes all over our Archdiocese, who tirelessly serve food to the destitute & needy in our society.
Our SVDP Wilmette Conference sends two Volunteers every Friday in this Christian effort to indeed ‘serve the poor
and the needy’, and additional Volunteers would be helpful. Make no mistake: this is ‘glamorous work’!!
Helping prepare feeding utensils starting at 10:30 AM, then either washing dishes, sweeping the floors, cleaning up,
etc. after the one hour feeding, which starts at Noon. We normally are finished around 1:30 PM
Anyone interested in helping in this worthwhile effort in serving the truly needy in our society, please call the Parish
Office and leave word on our SVDP ‘hot line’ and we will return a call shortly with additional details.
Catholic Charities Advocacy Message
State Budget Update
July 1, 2016
As everyone is likely aware at this point, yesterday the Illinois General Assembly passed a stopgap 18
month budget, and the Governor signed it. The bill provides funding for FY16 and for half of FY17.
These actions offer short-term relief to Human Services providers, and other areas of the State, but we face a
much tougher challenge in January. Catholic Charities still asks that you advocate for a full budget, and a
return to safety and the stability of the Human Services structure in Illinois.
The good news:
· Human Services providers will start seeing payment on the contracts they hold for FY16, and can expect
payment on the services they provide in the first half of FY17.
A Twelve Step Program for Those Seeking Emotional Health
Emotions Anonymous is a twelve-step organization. Our fellowship is
composed of men and women, 18 years old or older, who come together in
weekly meetings for the purpose of working toward recovery from emotional difficulties. EA members are from many walks of life and are of diverse
ages, economic status, social and educational backgrounds. The only requirement for membership is a desire to become emotionally healthy.
This program has been known to work miracles in the lives of many who suffer from problems as diverse
as depression, anger, broken or strained relationships, grief, anxiety, low self-esteem, panic, abnormal fears, resentment, jealousy, guilt, despair, fatigue, tension, boredom, loneliness, withdrawal, obsessive and negative thinking, worry, compulsive behavior and a variety of other emotional issues.
Group meets Friday 8:00-9:15pm in Francis East, lower level, Rectory at SFX.
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Deja blue: Cubs infield to start All-Star Game
Seven Cubs on NL All-Star team.
Cubs players Jake Arrieta, Kris Bryant, Dexter Fowler, Jon Lester, Anthony Rizzo, Addison Russell and
Ben Zobrist are all named NL All-Stars.
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Archbishop Cupich to Celebrate Sending Mass for World Youth Day
Pilgrims at Holy Name Cathedral Sunday, July 10, 3:30 p.m.
Chicago, IL (June 28, 2016) – Archbishop Blase J. Cupich will celebrate a special Sending Mass for all Chicago pilgrims traveling to Kraków for World Youth Day 2016, on Sunday, July 10, at 3:30 p.m., at Holy
Name Cathedral, State and Superior Streets in Chicago. Weather permitting; the Mass will be celebrated in
the Holy Name Cathedral Courtyard. Groups from local parishes traveling to Poland will take part in the
Mass and receive a blessing of sending forth from the Archbishop. The pilgrims participating in the Chicago
WYD event and the local WYD leadership team will also be at the Mass and receive a blessing.
The Young Adult Ministry Office of the Archdiocese of Chicago (YAM) is leading an official pilgrimage of
young adults to Kraków, Poland, for WYD 2016. This is the largest gathering of young adult Catholics in
the world and occurs every two or three years. The 2016 WYD will take place from July 25 until July 31.
Participants will spend time in prayer and reflection, as well as visit historical landmarks in and around the
city of Kraków.
A local overnight event for all young adults over the age of 18 is also being organized by YAM. World
Youth Day Chicago will be held at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 1170 North River Road in Des
Plaines, from Saturday, July 30, at 5 p.m., to Sunday, July 31, at 3 p.m. During the event, participants will
be able to attend catechetical sessions and workshops, watch a Passion Play and take part in Eucharistic Adoration. WYD Chicago is a chance to spiritually connect with Archdiocesan pilgrims who will be present in
Kraków with Pope Francis.
For more information about all World Youth Day related events, visit www.yamchicago.org.
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Christine Grinslade
Director of Marketing & Communications
[email protected]
847-328-4648
The Sheil Catholic Center at Northwestern University will host Theology-on-Tap, a free
4-week speaker and conversation series for Young Adults, 20s and 30s, married and single.
Schedule:
Sunday, July 10 / “What Would Satan Do?” / Pat Burnes
Sunday, July 17 / “Forgiveness: Going the Extra Mile” / Fr. Britto Berchmans
Sunday, July 24 / “But I was Baptized as a Baby: Rediscovering Our Baptismal Call” /
Melissa Carnal
Sunday, August 31 / “Mass Class: Understanding Catholic Worship” / Kate DeVries
All programs begin at 7 p.m. at the Sheil Catholic Center, 2110 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60201.
Theology –on-Tap is a program sponsored by the Young Adult Ministry Office of the Archdiocese of Chicago. For more information and additional locations visit: http://www.yamchicago.org/tot/cat/sundays/
About Sheil Catholic Center – is the Catholic Campus Ministry to Northwestern University students, faculty and staff and their families.
The mission of the Sheil Catholic Center is to prepare Catholic disciples of all ages to lead lives of faith
and reason, by together worshiping, learning, growing, and serving the Northwestern University community and beyond.
Sheil Catholic Center / 2110 Sheridan Road / Evanston/ IL, 60201/ - sheilcatholiccenter.org
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Is 1:10-17; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mt 10:34 — 11:1
Tuesday: Is 7:1-9; Ps 48:2-8; Mt 11:20-24
Wednesday: Is 10:5-7, 13b-16; Ps 94:5-10, 14-15; Mt 11:25-27
Thursday: Is 26:7-9, 12, 16-19; Ps 102:13-14ab, 15-21; Mt 11:28-30
Friday: Is 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8; Is 38:10-12abcd, 16; Mt 12:1-8
Saturday: Mi 2:1-5; Ps 10:1-4, 7-8, 14; Mt 12:14-21
Sunday: Gen 18:1-10a; Ps 15:2-5; Col 1:24-28; Lk 10:38-42
Schedule of Events
Week July 10—July 17
Sunday, July 10
Monday, July 11
Tuesday, July 12
Wednesday, July 13
Thursday, July 14
Friday, July 15
8p Emotions Anonymous
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Saturday, July 16
9a WORD
5p SFX School Class of 1966—50th Reunion
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Sunday, July 17
Stewardship Report
Sunday July 3, 2016
Collected at Church $ 8,469.50
Thank you for supporting your Church!
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Important information regarding communion visits and pastoral care of the sick for the homebound and hospitalized. Please
read carefully.
Your spiritual needs are very important to the staff at St. Francis.
To insure that you received the desired spiritual care if you are
hospitalized or homebound with illness, please assist us by providing us with the following.
Hospital:
If you would like anointing prior to a scheduled surgery,
please call the parish office to schedule an anointing with a priest.
You may also receive anointing at the hospital when there is an
emergency.
When you are admitted to the hospital it is critical that
you or a loved one identifies your religious affiliation, your parish
name and your desire for pastoral care and communion visits.
The patient may also call the Ministry of Care line to request communion at the hospital. A minister of care will make
sure the hospital is informed of this request.
Homebound:
Trained ministers of Care are available to bring communion to our parish sick and homebound. Ministers also visit local
assisted living and nursing care homes. To schedule a visit, please
call the Ministry of Care line at: 847 256-2273 press 0 and a Minister of Care will return your call.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is dedicated to helping the
poor and others who have come upon difficult times. As Vincentians, we serve those in need through one-on-one counseling, as
well as providing financial and other help to those who have fallen
on hard times. If you or someone you know wishes to meet with
us, please contact the parish office at 847-256-4250 and ask for
extension 44 and leave a short message. We will respond as soon
as possible. All inquiries will be treated in the strictest of confidence.
The St. Francis Xavier Parish Peace & Justice Ministry has a
new website! Visit www.sfxpeaceandjustice.org for information
regarding current peace & justice events, resources and links to
other organizations.
Ministry of Care Visits Sunday, July 17
After 8:00 Mass
Hospital
After 9:30 Mass
Home
Martin/Soden**
J. Berggren
D. Froelich
E. Sullivan
A. Waltman
Kelly/Stauber**
J. Avery
M. Buckingham
J. Later
T. Rosean
G. Wright
Mather Home
10:00am
S. Daniels
Symphony
Mather Pavillion
10:30am
Gaynors
Eucharistic Ministers & Lectors Schedule — July 17
5:00 pm
Jennifer Grant
Jim Grant
Dody Hickey
John Anthony Holton
Jean Quinn
Bob Quinn
Christie Vanderbosch
Marilyn Weber
Dolores Maatman
8:00 am
Shelagh Donoghue
Bill Kelly
Jerry Lenz
Ann Malueg
Linda McGuire
Eileen Sullivan
M. Watts
Art McGivern
Mike Fallaw
9:30am
Robert Kerls
Bernard Myszkowski
Syndy Sampson
Kathy Sasso
Marjorie Sasso
Julie Stahl
Angela Waltman
Nina Esshaki
Jeanie Egmon
10:15am
Cathy Burgeson
Rita Fry
Jerry Sweas
11:30am
Abigail Foerstner
Audile Fortman
Molly Greening
James Johnson
Kay Malm
Patty Jane Pelton
Mary Quinn
Jack Revord
Tim Murtaugh
Welcome to St. Francis Xavier Catholic Community of Faith
CHURCH: 9th Street and Linden Avenue, Wilme e, IL 60091
SCHOOL: 808 Linden Avenue, Wilme e, IL 60091
SCHOOL WEB: sfx-school.org
PARISH OFFICE: 524 9th Street, Wilme e, IL 60091
PARISH WEBSITE: www.sfxparish.org
EMAIL: [email protected]
Pastoral & Support STAFF
Rev. William J. Sheridan, Pastor
Rev. Rodlin Rodrigue, Associate Pastor
Rev. Edward F. Harne , Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Richard J. Jakubik, Resident
Robert & Karen Kerls, Deacon Couple
Dr. Pa y Jane Pelton, Pastoral Associate
Sr. Mary Ann Casey, OP, Director, PREP Program
Mary Therese Laird, Youth Minister (ACTION)
Andrea Hug, Director, Ministry of Care
Kieran Lyons, Director of Faith Forma on
Colleen Barre , School Principal
Jo Ebert, Director of Music
Judy Krugman, Vito Vitale, Organists
Sheldon Moore, Business Manager
Marge Kaup, School Business Office Manager
Marilyn Smith, Parish Secretary
Sara Crome, Secretary
Dani Froelich, Administra ve Assistant PREP Program
Darek Bukowski, Maintenance
Tadeusz Odbierzychleb, Maintenance
Barb Shields, Chairperson, Parish Pastoral Council
Ray Gass, Sara Crome, Sharing Parish-Chicago
St. Thomas of Canterbury
Jeff Later, Betsy Later, Sharing Parish-Hai
Immaculee Concep on
BAPTISM : 2nd and 3rd Sundays of the month. Call the
Parish Office to make arrangements and to register for a
prepara on session.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION :
Saturdays a er the 8:15 Mass.
And Any me By Appointment.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE :
Should be arranged at least four months in advance. Call the
Parish Office for details.
PARISH REGISTRATION : Registra on Forms available
in ves bule of Church, at the Parish Office or from our Website.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Parish Offices: 847-256-4250
Parish Fax: 847-256-4254
Parish School: 847-256-0644
Ministry of Care:
847-256-CARE
(847-256-2273)
Parish Office Hours:
Monday-Friday 9:00am-9:00pm
Saturday 9:00am-2:00pm
Sunday- Closed
A er Hours Emergency Assistance:
847-256-0709
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
For assistance call 847-256-4250 Ex. 44
SFX News
Check your email for the weekly SFX parish newsletter
which is full of parish news and events! If you are interested in signing up, please send an email to
[email protected].
INFORMATION SHEET
Church name & address
St. Francis Xavier # 000145
524 9th St.
Wilmette, IL 60091
Contact person: Marilyn Smith
847-256-4250
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