Sacred Heart Bulletin – 10/25/15

THE TOWER
October 25, 2015
Thirtieth Sunday
In Ordinary Time
SACRED HEART PARISH
Please note that the Mass date and time were incorrect in last week’s
bulletin for the All Souls’ Day Mass. The correct date is Monday,
November 2nd at 6:15 PM.
All Souls’Day
Remembering Our Beloved Deceased
Monday,, November 2nd
On Monday, November 2nd at 6:15 PM, we will remember the
deceased members of Sacred Heart Parish, family members and friends at
Mass. During this beautiful liturgy, the names of our beloved dead will be
read aloud from the altar and family members will come forward to light a
candle at the altar of remembrance.
The names to be read are those who have been buried from Sacred Heart
since last November and also those whose names have been mentioned in
prayer at our Sunday Masses during that time.
The list of those names are found on the next page. If your loved ones name
has been omitted, please contact the Sacred Heart Office.
Please join us as we honor the memory of our brothers and sisters who are at
peace with the Lord.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sacred Heart School
Open House October
27th and November 5th
Sacred Heart Men’s
Retreat October 30thNovember 1st
Deceased Members of
the Sacred Heart Family
Ellyn Ambrose
Joan Forte
William Arthur Newlands, Sr.
Raymond Andrew
Robert L. Geier
Maurice O'Brien
Rev. Robert Araujo,SJ
Joan Bruns Golden
Declan O'Donnell
Marielle Babnik
Terry Hackett
Robert Bates Sr.
Howard Hathcoat
Robert Ford Bergman
Jim Hayes
Joe Bucalo
Dr. Joe Hinkamp
Jack Busscher
Gunther Holter
Mary Frances Catanach
Carol Stutz Hopkins
Mary Coradini
Henry C. Hunken II
Nick Preda Sr.
William Cousins
Florence Fitzgerald James
Thomas John Quirk
Richard Cudahy
Frank Kelly
Allen Richardson
Christine Czarkowski
Joan Kenny
Roy Rood
Bill Darling
Shirley Finn Ligarski
James Dasher
Fred Majewski
Frances Delaney
Doris McAuliffe
Peter Dunne
Barbara Morency
Elizabeth Strain Fay
Jennifer Mosher
Mary Fay
Kathleen Mulcahy
Ann Therese Walsh
Rev. Robert Ferrigan
Jane Muller
Lynda Williams
Wayne J. Fickenger
Jim Murphy
Frances Mary Demma Winkler
Tom O'Hern
Bob Olson
Louise Allegretti Pashinian
Estelle Paulson
Helen Pierson
Toby Schleeper
Fr. Dan Tranel
Ashton Carley-Trent
Kathleen Vagra
Hearts Making a Difference
The nation doesn’t simply need what we have. It needs what we are.
(St. Teresia Benedicta , Edith Stein)
IN MEMORY OF PASTOR EMERITUS
FR. BOB FERRIGAN
OCTOBER 10, 1935 – OCTOBER 8, 2015
ORDAINED MAY 1, 1961
MAY HE REST IN PEACE
ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES
TO SHARE
Tuesdays and Thursdays during the
School Year
Tutor Elementary students at St.
Columbanus School. Leave SH at
9am, return by 1:30pm.
Wednesdays
St. Columbanus Food Pantry: Packing
of Food at 7am at St. Columbanus
Rectory Garage; Distribution of Food
at 10am.
Thursdays
Shadow a Minister of Care at LakeCook Nursing Home or Glen Oaks
Nursing Home. Contact the Parish
Office for more information.
Third Sunday of Every Month
A Just Harvest Community Kitchen:
prepare casserole and/or serve dinner. Arrive by 4:30pm, and be home
before 7:00pm. Contact Patty Sanfilippo for more information.
[email protected]
Dear Family and Friends of Father Robert Ferrigan,
October 9, 2015
My sympathy and prayers are with all of you—his family, his friends, his former parishioners, and to all who feel his loss.
Due to my participation in the Synod on the Family in Rome, I regret that I am unable to be
with you to celebrate Father Bob Ferrigan’s funeral.
Although I did not know him well, I have come to know about him through those he
OFFICE OF THE ARCHBISHOP
touched through his ministry. His wisdom, his prayerfulness, and his wit enabled him to reach many
people across the years of his priestly ministry. And that ministry took a number of forms, certainly in parish life but also
leading the Cardinal Stritch Retreat House and giving retreats and offering spiritual direction to priests, seminarians, and
laity. This is a rich and full ministry for which we rightly give thanks to God.
As we commend him to God’s loving embrace, let us also ask the Lord to send other priests like him to serve the
Church and the world.
May Father Ferrigan’s generous and faith-filled service continue to renew all of us in hope.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Blase J. Cupich
Archbishop of Chicago
HEART TO HEART-pastor to parish
Founders’ Day
Where would we be without the founders? You know the answer to that question. Sacred
Heart parish exists because of its founders. This weekend we celebrate those faithful who,
called by God, gathered and formed the foundation of this wonderful parish.
It’s been generations, now. Generations of the faithful. Generations of dedicated and
committed parishioners.
I asked our senior deacon, Mike McNulty to write about our founders. Mike grew up in
Sacred Heart and has ministered here for many years. What follows is his unique take on our
founders.
October 11, 1897 – I hereby appoint the
Rev. F.J. Haarth, Pastor, to organize the
congregation of the Catholic people of
Winnetka, Lakeside and Glencoe, Il. I wish
he would immediately take active charge
of this good work. P.A. Feehan Arch.
Chicago
of Msgr Hillenbrand and duplicated it.
When Msgr walked in to the party he
was taken by surprise by his own
likeness looking down upon him from
hundreds of pizza circles of various
sizes attached all over the walls of the
school gym.
It was a warm sunny day when Bishop
Feehan and Father Haarth arrived by train
at the Lakeside Station (now Hubbard
Woods). They were met by a brass band
and led to our present site on Tower
Road, where the 1st shovelful of dirt was
turned. The first brick for the original
church was laid by the Pastor on Oct. 24,
and, believe it or not, it was completed
in time for Christmas Eve Mass, Dec. 24,
1897.
The party has taken various forms over
the years. Many of the original settlers
came from the area around Trier,
Germany, hence New Trier Township.
In a tip of the hat to our roots, Fr.
Raftery inspired a committee to put up
a tent on the school playground, hire
an Oompah Band and serve sausage,
sauerkraut and German potato salad.
One might say it was a forerunner of
our current parish celebration,
Oktoberfest. In recent years
Oktoberfest has become a wonderful
family oriented social event, and in
Msgr. Hillenbrand’s words: "it helps
make a friendly parish even friendlier".
In order to avoid problematic weather
at an outdoor event it is held a little
earlier in the fall and does not directly
coincide with Founders’ Day.
Founders’ Day
In 1947 Msgr. Reynold Hillenbrand
thought we should celebrate the 50th
anniversary of the founding of our parish.
There were 3 special Masses, one for Fr.
Haarth, our 1st Pastor, one for the all
deceased members of the parish, and
finally a Mass of Thanksgiving. Msgr was
a renowned liturgist, but he also loved a
good party, and so we had one at the
Glencoe Women's Library Club where the
new Writers Theatre is now nearing
completion. It was a dinner dance for the
adults and Msgr. declared the following
Monday a school holiday for the children.
Every year since then we have celebrated
Founders’ Day and 2015 will be no
exception. One of my favorite memories
was the year the late Wade Ray, a
whimsical artist, was asked to come up
with a decorative theme. He did not
reveal in advance what the theme was
going to be. He had created a caricature
Nonetheless, Founders Day will be
celebrated this weekend, October 2425. All are encouraged to help us
celebrate 118 years of progress. At
that first Founders’ Day in 1947 Msgr
set out five objectives for the future. A
new school and a new convent, both of
which were accomplished years ago.
An extension of the adult education
program, which has been an ongoing
priority for all of the Pastors who
succeeded him. Finally, a deepening of
sacramental life through more
frequent participation in Mass and
Communion, and active participation in
the Mass through singing. These last
objectives were at a time when the
priest said Mass in Latin with his back to
the people. Five years before the 2nd
Vatican Council Msgr renovated our
church, relocating the altar so that he
could say Mass facing the people. The
priests and the parishioners learned
Gregorian chant and over the years we
have come to participate
enthusiastically in singing.
Founders’ Day has always been a way to
say thanks to God for the many
blessings we enjoy. For years the
collection taken up at all the Masses on
that day was a significant factor in our
annual budget. In more recent years,
perhaps because Founders’ Day became
detached from Oktoberfest, the social
celebration of our parish, the collection
has markedly declined. I would like to
propose a solution to that difficulty.
The idea came to me this morning when
we were counting last Sunday's
collection. One of our lifelong
parishioners placed her Founders’ Day
envelope into the collection basket a
week early. It contained a check for
$118. At first I was puzzled, and then it
dawned on me. She was contributing
$1 for every year of the existence of
Sacred Heart Parish. What a wonderful
way to say "Thank You!"
This weekend all of our Masses will be
Masses of Thanksgiving to God for all
that we enjoy. If it is possible, why not
give $118 in your Founders Day
envelope? What a wonderful way to
say thanks. God bless us, one and all.
Mike McNulty
Hearts Nurtured by Faith
If God can work through me, he can work through anyone
(St. Francis of Assisi)
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
Good things are happening this fall in
Religious Ed!
First, we want to thank all our
wonderful catechists and aides for
their generous gift of time and
energy sharing their faith with our
children.
Our 2nd graders are busy preparing
for First Reconciliation on
November 7th and took a tour of the
Church after Mass, led by Deacon
Gerry Keenan
The 6th graders are studying the
Old Testament and enjoyed an
engaging and informative field trip
to the Am Shalom Synagogue in
Glencoe.
Our 8th graders became official
candidates for Confirmation at the
Enrollment Ceremony at Masses on
October 4th; they are busy sharing
their time and talents with the
community through acts of service.
Several 8th graders recently did
some landscape work for the parish
- planting bulbs, clearing and
planting new shrubs, trimming
hedges and trees.
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SCHOOL NEWS
SPARKED HEARTS
Today is HOMECOMING! Please come
out and join in on the fun. After the
Homecoming Mass at 9:00am, the
Varsity game will begin at noon and the
Jr. Varsity game will be at 1:30pm. Both
games will take place at Loyola
Academy. Come cheer on our teams!
One Voice started on Sept. 13! Contact
Carol or Kathy Janega Keenan if you
would like to sing and/or play an
instrument with our great teen
ensemble! One Voice provides music for
the 4:30 Mass twice a month during the
school year and is open to high school
students. Come and join us with any skill
level; our only requirement is you love
to make music!
Be sure to tune in right after mass when
Sacred Heart School will appear on the
Catholic School Spirit Show from 10 –
11am on WSBC 1240 and WCFJ 1470
AM in Chicago! The podcast will also be
available for listening on their website
at www.catholicschoolspirit.org
What a great opportunity and honor it is
for us to talk about our wonderful
school!
Smile! Monday, October 26th is our
Picture Retake Day, for grades PS – 7th.
If your student needs to retake their
photo, they may be out of uniform.
Please make sure they have their
original picture with them to turn in.
(We will keep them in the office.) If
your child missed the original photo day,
they need to have the order form with
them to turn in.
SACRED HEART SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
for Pre-school through 8th Grade will be
on Tuesday, October 27th from 9:30 –
11:30am and Thursday, November 5th
from 7:00 – 8:30pm. Please come for a
guided tour and see how we “Educate
Hearts and Minds for a Brighter Future!”
Wednesday, October 28th, Loyola
Academy will be offering a shadow day
for Sacred Heart 8th grade students.
Interested in getting involved at Sacred
Heart? Ask Carol for opportunities!
There are so many ways to share your
gifts!
JUNIOR HIGH NIGHT is open to 6th, 7th,
and 8th graders. We meet the second
and fourth Tuesdays of the month from
6:30-7:30 in the Teen Room, located in
the basement of the Parish Center.
(unless otherwise indicated)
Oct 27 Bullying Prevention Month—
continuing our theme of Justice and
Service for the year, our discussion and
activities will be in honor of National
Bullying Prevention Month.
Exciting news! Our junior high youth
ministry is teaming up with St. Philip the
Apostle, who want to get youth ministry
going in their parish! We will be trading
spaces and working together to make an
even stronger ministry!
Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter
@SparkedHearts and find us on
Facebook! Contact Carol anytime 847446-0856 x. 132 or
[email protected]
Friday, October 30th, will be the last day
for uniform shorts.
Sacred Heart will be celebrating
Halloween with all the ghosts, goblins
and princesses you can imagine, Friday
afternoon. Come join in on the fun!
Facebook group
Hearts Alive in Worship
My only desire is to unite myself to God
(St. Paul of the Cross)
SCRIPTURE REFLECTION GROUP
MONDAYS 9AM
Join Judy Pyke on
Monday mornings
at 9am (after the
8:30am Mass) in
the Parish Office
Fireplace Room to
read and delve
into the Scriptures
for the coming
Sunday. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!
The reflection group meets for 1 hour.
WELCOME ST. COLUMBANUS
PASTOR MATT O’DONNELL TO
SACRED HEART
Fr. Matt O’Donnell, pastor of our
Sharing Parish, St. Columbanus, will
join us on Sunday November 1st to
celebrate the 10:30am Mass. Please
join us and welcome Fr. Matt to Sacred
Heart!
Baptism By Appointment
We celebrate Baptisms on Sundays
following the 10:30 Mass. Our Baptism
Guidelines and Baptism Information
Forms are available on our website
www.sacredheartwinnetka.com.
For further information, please contact
Trish O’Toole in our Parish Office at
847-446-0856.
Baptism Preparation
4th Sunday of the month 9:15 - 10:15
am in the Parish Office Conference
Room.
Sacrament of Matrimony
Join us! Come when you can—once,
once a month, weekly, whatever works
for you! All are welcome.
Contact a priest or deacon 6 months
prior to the anticipated date of
marriage.
Sacrament of Anointing
NOTE: We will NOT meet on
November 2, 9, or 16 so that people may
attend the presentation by Scripture
Scholar Fr. John J. Kilgallen, SJ.
RCIA
ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU
KNOW SOMEONE WHO…
Has expressed an interest in
becoming Catholic?
Was baptized Catholic as a child, but
has not celebrated the Sacraments
of Confirmation and Eucharist?
We offer an opportunity to come
together in a small group to learn more
about our faith. Sessions focus on the
teachings and experience of the Catholic
Church via the Scriptures. We prepare
individuals to celebrate the Sacraments
of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist
during the Easter season. This process is
commonly known as the RCIA or the Rite
of Christian Initiation of Adults. You are
welcome to participate in the process
with your questions, your insights and
your faith story in a warm accepting
setting. For information please contact
Judy Pyke, our Pastoral Associate, at the
parish office at 847-446-0856 or via
email at [email protected].
Please call one of the priests at
847-446-0856.
ADULT EDUCATION: THE
INFANCY NARRATIVES
NOVEMBER 2, 9 & 16 at
10:30am
Join us for a presentation on the
Infancy Narratives
by renown
Scripture Scholar,
Fr. John J.
Kilgallen, SJ. The
presentation will
be given over the
course the first
three Mondays in
November (2nd,
9th and 16th) at 10:30am in the Parish
Office Fireplace Room.
We’ll ask Mark why he has no infancy
story, then see what each of the other
Evangelists thought should be drawn
from his stories. We will see how each
Gospel has a purpose and how these
stories fulfill each purpose. Would the
Gospels be the same without the
infancy narratives? After looking at
Mark, we will move to Matthew, Luke
and finally John. Join us! It’s a great
way to prepare for the coming of
Advent and the new liturgical year.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 9:00-9:30 am
http://www.careerresourcecenter.org
ELIZABETH MINISTRY ROSARY
FRIDAY OCT 30th AT 8:30AM
Join members of our Elizabeth Ministry as we gather to say the rosary together in the Chapel on Friday morning, October 30th at 8:30am. The
time was set at 8:30 in hopes that
more Mom’s could attend following
school drop-off. Feel free to bring
your younger children, as there will be
toys with which they can play.
There will be plenty of
rosary prayer cards
and extra rosaries
available as well.
Join us!
Hearts Connected for Community
Love is the beauty of the Soul
(St. Augustine)
Thank You!
A huge "Thank you" to all of you who came
out to shop and support the "Shopping Night"
fundraiser this past weekend. We are so
grateful to the generous merchants that participated including Elements, Ladysmith Jewelry, Londo Mondo, Orrington Jewelers and
Sara Campbell.
A very special thanks goes out to Victor
Hlavacek Florist who so generously donated a
magnificent floral arrangement for this great
event!
Please be sure to support these
great friends of Sacred Heart!
Lastly, thanks to all of you who purchased
tickets for our raffle. Congrats to our lucky
winners:
Anna Bluhm
Broadbridge Family
Samantha Byrnes
Irene Crockett
Meghan Jenkins
Colleen Meyers
Diane Pappas
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Please submit your bulletin articles
by Tuesday 9:00AM. Any articles
received after the deadline will be
placed in next week’s bulletin.
A big “thank you” to all of the Sacred Heart parishioners
who volunteered to help prepare casseroles and serve
lunches at A Just Harvest Community Kitchen on Sunday,
October 18th! Sheila Devlin, Gerry Sunko, Lee & Henry
Thinnes, and Amy, Dave, Brian, & Siobhan Hill were our cooks and/or
servers. Maria Anderson was a huge support - picking up & delivering a
donation of produce from Sunset Foods in Highland Park. Baked goods were
donated by our friends at Once Upon a Bagel in Hubbard Woods.
Sacred Heart volunteers at AJH on the 3rd Sunday of every month. If you are
interested in getting involved, please contact Patty Sanfilippo
at [email protected] or 847-525-3754.
Sacred Heart School welcomes all prospective families to join us at an open
house on October 27th from 9:30 am-11:30 am. Take a tour and see our newly
updated library, meet members of the parent community, staff members and
learn more about our "little school with the big heart."
Hearts Connected for Community
Love is the beauty of the Soul
(St. Augustine)
THIS WEEK AT SACRED HEART
Monday, October 26
Scripture Reflection Group 9:00AM/POFR
Parish Transformation Mtg. 7:00PM/PCR
Tuesday, October 27
Mom & Tot 8:20AM/PCR
Prayer Group 9:00AM/POFR
School Open House 9:30AM
Wednesday, October 28
Grade 8 LA Shadow Day
Enrichment Cooking Class 3:00PM/PCK
Thursday, October 29
Choir Rehearsal 7:30PM/PCMR
Sunday, November 1
Religious Ed 9:00AM/PCR
Founders’ Day Collection
Please make your donation to our Founders’ Day
collection. The proceeds of this collection are
part of our operating budget. Envelopes were
included in your envelope package and are
available in the pews. You can also donate to
Founders’ Day online via Give Central.org.
Please refer to Mike McNulty’s article about
Founders’ Day.
Hearts Connected for Community
Love is the beauty of the Soul
(St. Augustine)
STEWARDSHIP GIVING
YTD Actual Sunday Collection
$260,314
YTD Budgeted Sunday Collection $289,038
Shortfall
($ 28,724)
We continue to be behind in our collection
budget. We appreciate any help you can give us
-it’s not inexpensive to operate a five-building
campus!
GiveCentral
What is GiveCentral?
GiveCentral is the secure electronic giving
platform that we use here at Sacred Heart.
Why should I give electronically?
It’s easy. You create a login and set up your
donation frequency and amount. You can
even log in and make donations to the Archdiocesan special collections. School and RE
families use GiveCentral to pay tuition.
When you are away for the weekend or for
an extended period of time, Sacred Heart
still receives your donations, enabling us to
make better budgeting and spending decisions. Parishes throughout the Archdiocese
have successfully used electronic giving to
significantly increase their collections.
We Need Your Email Address!
Are you and your spouse receiving our weekly eblast,
People with Heart, that we typically send out on Friday
afternoon?
If not, please send your email address to Michelle
Wasielewski so we can add you to our distribution list:
[email protected].
We are hearing from more and more parishioners that they
don’t read the bulletin. The weekly eblast is a way to learn
about key events at Sacred Heart in case you don’t have a
chance to read the bulletin.
Give it a try…go to www.givecentral.org and
see for yourself.
PARISH TRANSFORMATION SURVEY
Thank you to the 232 parishioners who completed the Parish Transformation Survey and
shared your candid thoughts. We appreciate
your time and efforts! We are in the process of
compiling the results and will share the results
with the parish in the very near future.
SCHEDULE
Mass Intentions
Monday, October 26
7:00am Communion Service
8:30am Charmaine Massi; Intentions of Sofia & Patricio
Tuesday, October 27
7:00am Communion Service
8:30am Kathleen Mulcahy
Wednesday, October 28
7:00am Communion Service
8:30am Daniel M. Kerrane Jr.
Thursday, October 29
7:00am Communion Service
8:30am Kathleen Mulcahy
Friday, October 30
7:00am Communion Service
8:30am Kathleen Mulcahy
Saturday, October 31
8:30am Intentions of Mimi McNulty
5:00pm Parishioners of St. Columbanus
Sunday, November 1
7:30am Declan O’Donnell
9:00am Intentions of the Nowacki Family
10:30am Jim O’Toole
4:30pm Parishioners of Sacred Heart
MINISTERS OF CARE
October 29
Lake Cook/Marijo Erzinger
Glen Oaks/June Hocter
All Souls’ Day Mass November 2,
6:15PM
Presider
Fr. Lanza
Greeter(s)
Christine Kengott, Kristin Lolli
Servers
Nick Bowman, Sophie Zajdela
Lector(s)
Josephine Olson
Eucharistic Ministers
Christine Kengott, Mark Kengott, Kristin
Lolli
Cantor
Contemporary Choir
LITURGICAL MINISTERS—October 31-November 1
5:00pm Saturday October 31
Presider
Fr. Semmer
Greeter(s)
Dee Hanlon, Marion Powers
Servers
TBA
Lector(s)
Julie Hartvigsen
Eucharistic Ministers
Dee Hanlon, Julie Hartvigsen, Cathy Leonard, Ludy
Mariano, Marion Powers
Cantor
Saturday Choir
7:30am Sunday November 1
Presider
Fr. Semmer/Deacon Keenan
Greeter(s)
Rae Fritz
Servers
Caroline Southwell
Lector(s)
Dan Kubasiak
Eucharistic Ministers
Deb Kubasiak, Dan Kubasiak, Roberta Olshansky
Cantor
Dan MacDonald
9:00am
Presider
Fr. Semmer/Deacon Keenan
Greeter(s)
Sally Hoban, Mary Newton
Servers
Jack Craddock, Ryan Craddock, Charlie Skelly
Lector(s)
Joe Ogiony
Eucharistic Ministers
Arlen Craddock, Sally Hoban, Nancy Kehoe, Robert
Maganuco, Mary Newton
Cantor
Shannon Barker Keys
10:30am
Presider
Fr. Matt O’Donnell
Greeter(s)
Jim Harrington, Christine Kengott
Servers
Joe Bramblet, Maggie Bramblet, Charlotte O’Bryan
Lector(s)
Bill Hague
Eucharistic Ministers
Julie Conte, Robert Conte, Marijo Erzinger, Christine
Kengott, Mark Kengott
Cantor
Sacred Heart Choir
4:30pm
Presider
Fr. Lanza
Greeter(s)
Erin Allgaier
Servers
Andrew Burden, Sabrina Hagedorn, Ryan Kelly
Lector(s)
Brian Norton
Eucharistic Ministers
Mary Jo Bushell, Don Devlin, Sheila Devlin
Cantor
Children’s Choir
Altar Servers Daily Mass 8:30am
November 2 TBA
November 3 TBA
November 4 Sarah Cullinane, Chris Loucks
November 5 Bailey Byrnes, Maureen Hines
November 6 Andrew Burden
November 7 Caroline Southwell
SACRED HEART PARISH CONTACT INFORMATION
Pastoral Staff
Rev. Steven M. Lanza, Pastor—[email protected]
Associate Pastor-Rev. Dean [email protected]
Pastor Emeritus—Rev. Robert J. Heidenreich—[email protected]
Pastoral Associate—Judy Pyke—[email protected]
Permanent Deacons—Michael J. McNulty—[email protected]—Gerry Keenan—[email protected] 773-251-6626
Director of Music—Todd Gresick—[email protected]
Liturgy Coordinator/Children’s Choir—Kathy Janega Keenan—[email protected] 847-736-3198
Business Manager/Administrative Assistant to the Pastor—Michelle Wasielewski—[email protected]
Sacristan Coordinator—June Hocter—[email protected]
Youth/ Religious Education Minister—Carol Nowatzke—[email protected]
Director of Stewardship, Marketing & Development-Mindi [email protected]
Principal—Kristen Fink — 1095 Gage Street—847-446-0005—[email protected]
Director of Religious Education—Sue Lehocky—1077 Tower Road —847-446-6535—[email protected]
Support Staff
Administrative Assistant & Bulletin Editor—Trish O’Toole—[email protected]
Accounting/Census/Contributions/Tuition—Cindy Atsaves—[email protected]
Bookkeeping—Suzie Danstrom—[email protected]
Parish Office
847-446-0856/Fax 847-501-5311/www.sacredheartwinnetka.com
Monday—Friday 8:30am—4:30pm
School Office : 847-446-0005
Religious Education Office: 847-446-6535
Visit our website www.sacredheartwinnetka.com.
Find us on Facebook & Follow us on Twitter: @SHWinnetka
CHURCH NAME AND NUMBER —
Sacred Heart Church #862
ADDRESS —
1077 Tower Road
Winnetka, Illinois 60093
PHONE —
847-446-0856
CONTACT PERSON —
Trish O’Toole x 101
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THANK YOU!