Pentecost May 23, 2021

Pentecost May 23, 2021

May 23, 2021 Visitation Catholic Church

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

WELCOME TO VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH Love and Service to Others 779 S. York Street • Elmhurst, IL • 60126 • www.visitationparish.org Daily Mass: Monday-Friday, 6:15 AM, 8:15 AM Saturday Reconciliation: 3:00-3:45 PM Regular Saturday Mass Hours: 8:15 AM, 4:00 PM (Vigil) Regular Sunday Mass Hours: 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 6:00 PM VISITATION PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Visitation Parish, a Roman Catholic Community in the Diocese of Joliet-in-Illinois, seeks to draw all to Jesus Christ, revelation of the Father and font of the Holy Spirit, by celebrating the Sacraments, educating people of all ages in the Truths of the Catholic Faith, and reaching out to those who are physically, emotionally, or spiritually in need.

PARISH AND PASTORAL STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION

PARISH OFFICE HOURS: [MON-THUR] 8:30 AM-4:30 PM [FRI] 8:30 AM-12 Noon • Phone: 630-834-6700 Fax: 630-834-6711 • Email: [email protected] • Parish Website: WWW.VISITATIONPARISH.ORG

Deanery Website: easterndupagedeanery.org

VISITATION PASTORAL STAFF • Rev. Greg Skowron, Pastor, 815-791-6073 [email protected] • Rev. Tomy Chellakandathil, Parochial Vicar 630-834-6700 [email protected] • Rev. Wolf Werling, Parochial Vicar 630-834-6700 [email protected] • Dcn. Anthony Spatafore, Pastoral Associate, 630-834-6700 [email protected] • Dcn. James Eaker, 630-530-7596 • Dcn. Mike Iozzo 630-567-4700 [email protected] • Dcn. Michael O’Ryan [St. Peregrine Ministry] 630-530-2954 [email protected]

PARISH FAITH FORMATION/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION • Matthew Pozen, 630-279-7058, x502 [email protected]

MUSIC • Barbara Masters, Parish Music Director 630-834-8190 [email protected] OFFICE STAFF • Marek Latocha, Business Manager 630-834-6700, x202, [email protected] • Anne Montgomery, Administrative Assistant to the Pastor, 630-834-6700 • Suzanne Noonan, Parish Secretary, 630-834-6700 • Teodora Kulikowska, Accounts Payable 630-834-6700, x206 • Susan Hemmersmeier, Communications Manager [email protected]

VISITATION CATHOLIC SCHOOL Website: www.visitationelmhurst.org Phone: 630-834-4931/Fax: 630-834-4936 • Carrie Mijal, School Principal, [email protected] • Katie McVey, School Assistant Principal [email protected]

PH: Podesta Hall • C: Church • PC: Parish Center MP: Multi-purpose Room

MONDAY, MAY 24 CRHP 7:00 PM PC

WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 Craft Ladies 9:00 AM MP Faith Study 9:30 AM PC 8th grade Mass and Graduation 7 PM C

THURSDAY, MAY 27 Prayer for Priests 8:45 AM C Endow 9:00 AM PC Renewed 7:00 PM P

FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF ALL PARISH EVENTS, GO TO VISITATIONPARISH.ORG/CALENDAR-1


Kinsey Anast

Maeve Andrusyk

Leah Aplington

Rafael Arenas

Riley Bajkowski

Zoe Baker

Gabriela Balice

Isabella Barr

Tess Battaglia

Vincent Bavone

Maxwell Bersani

Ronan Bishof

Andrew Boeh

Hailey Braafhart

John Joseph Braden

Elle Branning

Katherine Buhrfiend

Mara Burnside

Quincy Byrne

Daniel Cahill

Taylor Carlson

Sienna Carroccio

Peyton Carry

Giovanni Castellan

Anna Chumbley

Caleesi Colombari

Victoria Corral

Sofia Corral

Nolan Crain

Nikolai Damron

Josephine Deardurff

Sofia DeRango

Ella Dhawan

Michael Diaz

Kaitlyn Diaz

Joseph DiCianni

Adalyn Egan

Michael Engstrom

Lillian Fafinski

Blake Feutz

Carter Finn

Declan Flynn

Abigail Fullerton

Lyla Gaca

Leigha Ghafari

Samuel Gibbons

Sean Gibbons

Jack Goodrich

Caroline Grebs

Joseph Gutowski

Caroline Hardt

Michael Hare

Charlotte Harty

Quinn Henriksen

Henryk Hoechbauer

Emily Homan

Ryan Hough

Olivia Jahn

Miley Janowski

Marcos Jimenez

Sophia Jimenez

Michael Johnson

Jaxon Jones

Thomas Kaczmarczyk

Quinnley Kalins

Audra Kay

Michael Kenny

Connor Kern

Nathan Kosik

Charles Kotscha

Andrew Kunkel

Scott Lascody

Charles Lascody

Willa Laux

Anabelle Lawton

Michael LeFevour

Samuel Lombardi

Stella Lombardi

Jacob Lotito

Elizabeth Lower

Hugh MacKinnon

Dominic Magnelli

Delaney Markgraf

Nicolas Markovic

Samantha McCarthy

Tice McGannon

Noah McKillop

Declan McKinney

Georgia McLaws

Norah McMahon

Theresa Meehan

Jackson Mehl

Caitlin Moore

Margaret Moran

Giada Moratti

Brynn Mulligan

Roberto Murillo

Benjamin Murphy

Claire Nanak

Jovanna Nessling

Gavin Nessling

Jacob Novak

Nicholas Noverini

Berkley Ochse

Brady Ochse

James Ohrtman

Grace Olsen

Ivy O'Neal

Marren O'Reilly

Emerson Orel

Natalie Pagels

Ella Pagels

Sofia Paprocki

Alessia Pavone

Kellan Pawlik

Margaret Peart

Carson Pittman

Joshua Pollitz

John Anthony Richards

Carson Roberts

Grant Rodriguez

Matthew Ross

Madelyn Rybinski

Zachary Sadowicz

Andrew Schenkenberg

Nathan Schneider

Cayden Schwartz

Gavin Shea

Charlize Singson

Violet Sliva

Adelyn Solberg

Abigail Sundling

Gianna Tomaselli

Vincent Trolla

Ian Valdivia

Milan Vasta

Natalie Voightmann

Caroline Wangler

Charlotte Wasieleski

Everett Westropp

Emmett Wohlgemuth

Liam Wolson

Ryan Zinter

Congratulations to all of our 2021 First Communicants!


Please keep these parishioners in your prayers, and all the sick and their families:

Fr. Miroslaw Stepien, Marysol Friel, Alice Walent and Christina Wallace

If you or a member of your family is ill or hospitalized and would like to be placed on our Prayer List, please call the

Rectory office and let us know.

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

Please pray for all of those who have died, especially

Cynthia Vosicky McCrossin, Dolores Vanco, Jacqueline Castellano and Carmen Tosto

“Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon them.”

PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED

BAPTISMS

RYAN ANTHONY son of Jeffrey and Jennifer (Zomparelli) Theissing

DYLAN PATRICK son of Timothy and Natalee (Bronge) Lazzara

@vis_parish vis_parish vis_parish

WEDDING BANNS

II Daniel Adamski and Barbara Zarycka III Anthony Hernandez and Megan Santiago

Spiritual Adoption Campaign

SPIRITUAL ADOPTION—40 WEEKS—2021

Week 9—May 22-23, 2021

“This is the week for fingers and toes. Mine are

developing really fast this week. I can’t wait to

have someone count them and tell me about the

“Little Piggy that went to Market.” I have opened

my mouth wide for the first time. Someday, I will

smile and melt my parent’s heart. Right now, my

heart beats quickly at 150 beats per minute. Isn’t

God wonderful? Pray for me.”

Spiritual Adoption Prayer Lord Jesus, you said, “let the children come to me.” (Matthew 19:14) Therefore, with deep trust in your infinite mercy, I bring _________________, the child that I have spiritually adopted and who is at risk of being aborted, to your Sacred Heart this day. Please grant that the parents of this child may quickly come to the realization that this new life is not an inconvenience or a burden, but a child; their child, their own flesh and blood. Give them the courage, strength and guidance they need to embrace this child and to choose life! Amen.

Candles will burn perpetually this week before the Blessed Sacrament in the Adoration Chapel of Our Lady, Mother of the Eucharist, for the following intentions:

• For peace in the world.

• That my daughter’s surgery is a success

FLAMES OF FAITH

Please join us in praying for our priests. We meet each Thursday in

the church at 8:45 AM.

Contact Deacon Jim with any questions: 630-915-8920

RIGHT TO LIFE

Please join us each Saturday from 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. as we pray the Rosary at Access Health Center, 1700 75th St, Downers Grove, IL 60516. We will pray for the conversion of doctors, clinic workers and mothers, as well as for the souls of the babies lost to abortion. Contact Paul Esposito at [email protected] for more information.

To our new 2021-2022 CCW Board!

President: Colleen O'Connell Vice President: Shannon Goodrich

Treasurer: Nikki Crancer Second Vice President: Tracy Rhoades

Secretary: Dorothy Kotscha

mailto:[email protected]


ARMED FORCES PRAYER LIST We remember and pray for the protection of our military as they serve in our Armed Forces.

U.S. Air Force MSGT Kevin M. James (Andrews AFB, MD) AMN Natalee Arbino (Wright Paterson, OH) AMN E2 Jacob Neimanas (Travis AFB, CA) A1C Eric E. James (Dyess AFB, Abilene, TX) U.S. Army PFC Michael Perrone (Germany) MAJ Patrick Leen (IL.) 1 LT Joseph D. Frost (Ft. Knox, KY) CPT Nicholas Keller (Ft. Knox, KY) 1 LT Thomas J. Diwisch (Fort Bragg, NC) SPC Stephen J. Taylor (Incirlik AB, Turkey) 1 LT Francesca Cervone (Fairbanks, AK) 1 LT Nathanial A. Greenberg (Ft Leonard Wood, MO) CPT Kathleen M. Donofrio (Afghanistan) U.S. Army National Guard PVT Christopher J Slowinski (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO) MAJ Joseph Doyle (ID) CPL James Kotowski (Afghanistan) U.S. Coast Guard CPO Patrick Kirby (TX) U.S. Marine Corps PVT Nicholas Acevedo (CA) CPT Kurt P. James (Okinawa) SGT David Byrne (MCAS, Cherry Pt., NC) CPL Eric E. Gibas (Camp Pendleton, CA) PVT Dominic Tosto (San Diego, CA) United States Navy LCDR Robert Aranha (United States)

LET HIM LEAD

"In our self-centered culture and classic American emphasis on work, we often feel we have to accomplish something during our times of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament. We rate our experience by how 'good' our prayer was, how heartfelt our devotion was, or how focused we could remain. Yet prayer and contemplation are fundamentally God's work, in which we are invited to participate. We need only to give Him the opening, and He will do the rest. By coming to adoration, we are handing Him the keys to our hearts, allowing the rays of His love and grace to bathe our souls in the light of His Presence, as the rays of the sun bathe our bodies in light. If we can take the time to pull away from the busyness and distractions of life and just sit at His feet, He will lead us." (from the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration) The Adoration Chapel is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Partners are needed to help other Registered adorers. There is an empty hour, Friday, 4-5:00 am and Saturday 2-3:00 am. To sign up for an hour please email us at [email protected] or contact Mary Lewis at 630-941-9173 or Joan Taylor at 630-530-8963 to register.

Celebrate the Life of Sister Thomas Leo Monahan

Principal of Visitation School for 40 Years

Sunday, June 13, 2021

Memorial Mass - Visitation Church - 1:30 p.m. Reception and School Tours to Follow - Valentino Center

Help Keep Sister’s Spirit Alive. She gave so much to the School, Parish and Community. Please consider donating for

Scholarships and much needed infrastructure improvements. Sponsorship opportunities and

in-kind donations are much appreciated!

Donations Made to: Visitation Catholic Church

779 S. York St., Elmhurst, IL 60126 **Please note in memo: STL Memorial

or http://www.visitationparish.org/sister-thomas-leo

For more information, please contact Pam Iannotta (630)267-5694 or Tony Cuzzone (630)530-2945.

Alter Servers and Lectors

We will be offering new and re-training for all altar servers and lectors soon. If you are interested and haven’t already filled out the form online, please do so. You can find it at:

www.visitationparish.org/ministry-form

mailto:[email protected]


MASS INTENTIONS

Begin by taking a moment to calm yourself, focus on your breathing and become aware of the life force that flows through your veins. Center yourself in the words and affections of St. Augustine’s Prayer to the Holy Spirit, “Breath in me, O Holy Spirit, that my thoughts may all be holy. Act in me, O Holy Spirit, that my work, too, may be holy. Draw my heart, O Holy Spirit, that I love but what is holy. Strengthen me, O Holy Spirit, to defend all that is holy. Guard me, then, O Holy Spirit, that I may always be holy.” Sanctifying, bringing things to wholeness, blessing, restoring and creating are just some of the fruits of the presence of the Holy Spirit. Being filled with the Holy Spirit is not always about proclaiming loud cries of praise or singing alleluia from a roof top. It is about unfolding and encountering the ordinary in an extraordinary way. Being filled with the Holy Spirit means being filled with the fullness of God’s life and in touch with the power and wonder of God’s presence. It’s about becoming holy. It is not just for saints or people who have a religious vocation. Holiness is for the ordinary, simple run- of-the-mill person who desires to love God, others, and all of creation. When an ordinary, humble person becomes connected with life and the wondrous power of God’s love, they begin to live life more deeply, a bit more reverently, desire a simple fare and find themselves relishing in ordinary beauty. Their senses become attuned to the Author of life and they realize that they are not alone. The Holy Spirit connects all of the dots of human experience and existence, bringing everyone to center on the Divine Presence. The Holy Spirit does not just breathe “on me” but “in me” and is the force behind every breath I take. Take a moment to soak that thought in. There is the Divine Presence of the Holy Spirit in me, right now. When a person becomes in touch with truth, they know that when inspired by the Holy Spirit, his or her actions are not solely their own. They realize that they are moved by Divine Grace and drawn to things not found in secular affairs. The wonders and inspirations of today’s Feast of Pentecost are necessary to share with both those we love and those who only casually cross our paths. The first disciples, touched by the Holy Spirit, brought the Gospel to the ends of the earth one step at a time.

GOSPEL REFLECTION

May 23, 2021 Fifth Sunday of Easter MONDAY, MAY 24

6:15 AM

Souls in Purgatory 8:15 AM +Blanche Yeh +Claire Guistolise +Ray DelMastro

TUESDAY, MAY 25 6:15 AM +Kevin D’Agostino +Marcia Olsen 8:15 AM

+Joseph Guistolise

WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 6:15 AM

Souls in Purgatory 8:15AM Intentions of Frank Guistolise

THURSDAY, MAY 27 6:15 AM +Julia Rose Clements +Mary Minnis 8:15 AM

Intentions of Mary Lu Crosby

FRIDAY, MAY 28 6:15 AM +Robert Olsen 8:15 AM Souls in Purgatory

SATURDAY, MAY 29 8:15 AM Souls in Purgatory 4:00 PM +Anita Annreno +Deb Johnson +Iris Sarkesian

SUNDAY, MAY 30 7:30AM +Francine Muccianti Intentions of Colleen Buhrfiend 9:30AM Intentions of Frank Guistolise +Brenda Fetsch +Jacqueline Ward People of Visitation 11:30AM

+Diane Cole +Dennis J. Morrisey +Maryann Yoon 6:00PM

Intentions of Evan Carry Intentions of Christina Wallace

Readings for the week of May 23, 2021

Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39 Day: Acts 2:1-11/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Gal 5:16-25/Jn 20:19-23 or Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15

Monday: Gn 3:9-15, 20 or Acts 1:12-14/Jn 19:25-34 Tuesday: Sir 35:1-12/Mk 10:28-31 Wednesday: Sir 36:1, 4-5a, 10-17/Mk 10:32-45 Thursday: Sir 42:15-25/Mk 10:46-52 Friday: Sir 44:1, 9-13/Mk 11:11-26 Saturday: Sir 51:12cd-20/Mk 11:27-33

Next Sunday: Dt 4:32-34, 39-40/Rom 8:14-17/Mt 28:16-20


Faith Matt-ers

By Matt Pozen – Director of Faith Formation

The Question of Authority (Article 23)

In our tracing of the development of church leadership structures in the early church, last week we began exploring the writings of Irenaeus, who was bishop of Lyon (in France) from AD 180 to 200. In his famous book “Against the Heretics”, he develops the doctrine of apostolic succession as a way of refuting the heretical teachings of the Gnostics, who claimed to be part of a chosen few who possessed a “secret knowledge” of the mysteries of God. Irenaeus appealed to the public (rather than secret) Tradition handed down by the apostles and transmitted in the churches by the bishops who succeeded one another as teachers down to his own day.

Let’s take a look at how Irenaeus uses the church of Rome as a key example of his notion of apostolic succession. In III.3.2 of “Against the Heretics”, he sets out to recount the succession list of the church of Rome, which he calls, “the greatest and most ancient church, known to all, founded at Rome by the two most glorious Apostles, Peter and Paul.” This is a bit of rhetoric on Irenaeus’ part, for the Christian community in Rome was not as ancient as that in Jerusalem or Antioch, nor was it

“founded” by Peter and Paul; it was already established when they arrived in the capital of the Roman Empire circa AD 62. Yet, because the two greatest apostles both died as martyrs in Rome circa AD 65, they were seen as “founding” the church there by their witness unto death. Irenaeus goes on: “Every church, i.e. the faithful in all parts of the world, should agree with this church because of its superior foundation.” Here we see the development of the notion of the special teaching authority of the church of Rome, which will eventually be centered on its bishop (the pope).

In III.3.3 Irenaeus gives the list of the bishops of Rome up to his own day (circa AD 190): “The blessed Apostles, after founding and providing for the church, handed over its leadership and care to Linus, who was succeeded by Anacletus. Next, in the third place from the Apostles, Clement received the episcopate, a man who had seen the Apostles themselves and had talked with them. Clement was succeeded by Evaristus, then Alexander, and then sixth from the Apostles was Sixtus. After him came Telesphorus, then Hyginus, then Pius, then Anicetus. After Soter had succeeded Anicetus, then came Eleutherus who now holds the episcopate, the twelvth from the Apostles. By this order and succession, the Tradition of the Apostles and the preaching of the truth have come down to us.” Notice how Irenaeus says that both Peter and Paul, not Peter alone, appointed Linus as the first in the succession of bishops of Rome. This suggests that he did not think of Peter and Paul as bishops, for how could both of them be the bishop of Rome at the same time? Nor did Irenaeus think of Linus and those who followed him as successors of Peter more than Paul. Irenaeus saw a clear distinction between apostles and bishops, even though he understood bishops as the “successors” to whom the apostles handed on their teaching office.

Irenaeus does not reveal the source of this succession list, but it probably depended on the memory of the clergy of Rome. How can we reconcile Irenaeus’ list of the bishops of Rome from the beginning with our previous evidence that Rome did not have a single “bishop” leading its church until the middle of the 2nd century? Given the fact that the clergy of Rome could provide to Irenaeus the names of the men who at that time were thought of as having been the past bishops of their church, we can conclude that they remembered these men as the principal leaders and teachers among the Roman presbyters. At what point in time the leading presbyters in Rome began to be called “bishops” remains unknown.

Mass 4:00 $5,970.00

7:30 $2,899.75

9:30 $2,985.00

11:30 $3,223.00

6:00 $1,360.00

TOTAL COLLECTION MASS $16,437.75

e-Giving $9,970.00

TOTAL $26,407.75

Weekly Budget $26,170.00

YTD Budget $1,177,650.00

YTD Budget $1,161,312.36

2nd/Special Collection $691.00

YTD Sunday Collection For May 16, 2021 Your gift to the CMAA makes a difference

Our parish’s goal for the 2021 CMAA is $136,300, with 70 percent of any amount we raise over this goal returned to us for our use. Please prayerfully reflect on your gift to this year’s CMAA and return your pledge card or envelope, make a gift online at jolietdioceseappeal.org or text DONATE to (815) 205-1949. Thank you for considering the most generous pledge possible to this year’s annual appeal.


SISTER STORY Terry (Vis ’72), first met Sister when STL was coaching the girls’ softball team in 1973, as she lived across the street from the gym, and both shared a love of softball (Terry in school; STL semipro). While they coached for several years, the relationship kicked into high gear when our oldest child started Kindergarten, and STL asked Tim to be on the board. STL was the primary reason we chose Vis; 1) the discipline and respect she administered; 2) the Catholic values she taught by example; 3) a great education, including religion). So from the time our oldest started school and for the next 15 years while our kids matriculated, there are too many fond and funny memories to share in this limited space, but here are a few:

• Our oldest, Jackie ‘98, quickly learned and shared with her siblings to be extra good whenever you heard the giant set of keys on STL’s hip that clanged as she walked down the hallway.

• STL called our second oldest, Julie ‘99, Julia throughout her years at Vis and thereafter. It never bothered her, and she was too “nervous” to ever correct her. Our middle child, Jennifer ‘01, said STL made her scrub mascara off her face with water only, and told her to put her hair up because when she wore it down it was distracting to boys. STL asked our youngest daughter, Jill ‘02, if she knew what would happen if she stood on the street with her school skirt on and it was above her knees.

• Our youngest, Kevin ‘04, returned from his first day of Kindergarten and we asked him how school was; he asked, “Didn’t Sister Thomas Leo’s parents’ know she was a girl when she was born?” STL loved this story of her name and regaled it countless times.

• When preparing for Vis’ annual St. Patrick’s Day party (often lasting until the sun was rising), STL asked, “Will the usual suspects be handling the bar?” They were and so Terry had a dozen shirts made up for the fathers and one for STL (nearby, as a salute to STL’s Irish heritage and subtle sense of humor), which we all still have and STL proudly wore many times, including at the Mother House in Adrian, Michigan.

• While rolling an ice chest into the gym as we were about to build the set for one of Dave Rice’s plays, STL said to Tim, “It’s nice you brought along some Holy Water!” Aside from our family’s disciple and Catholic values that STL reinforced daily for five children over those years, we are also eternally grateful, that despite 16 years of Catholic education, it was STL who taught Tim the true utility and power of the Holy Spirit, which lives on in all of us today! Godspeed STL, we love you, miss you, will always remember you, and hope to be reunited in heaven with you!

The Terry & Tim Koch Family

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PARISH DIRECTORY

Adoration Chapel

Gail & Owen Hilding 630-573-0033

Joan Taylor 630-530-8963

Altar Servers 630-834-6700

Catholic Light House Media

Tom and Mary Parpan 224-558-5610

Email: [email protected]

Casserole Ministry

Kathy Best 630-834-7673

Council of Catholic Women

Lindsay Cibelli 708-774-4900


Craft Ladies

Sue Prost 630-279-9898

CRHP

Mary McCann 630-605-8817


Crypt of the Saints

Richard Montalbano 708-774-1946

Elizabeth Ministry

Clarita Iozzo 630-941-3929

Fathers Club

Mike Machon


Finance Committee

Brendan Gilboy, President 630-834-6700

Helping Hands Ministry

Joe & Kathy Falcone 630-632-7897

Vikram & Caroline Prahbu 630-607-4777

Knights of Columbus

Tom Lenz (Grand Knight) 331-642-4775

Tom Russell (Deputy GK) 630-697-7608

John Dwyer (KC Squires) 708-280-1985

Ladies Bowling

Sharon Bresnanhan 630-530-1053

Ladies and Couples Bridge

Peg Majewski 630-941-9170

Ladies Golf League

Lynn DeFilippis 630-834-5290

Men’s Bowling

Sev Delabar 630-833-7766

Men’s Small Groups

Jim Hermann 630-941-7854

PADS

Elizabeth Kosowski


Prayer Quilt Ministry

Karen Verner 630-834-6700

Right-to-Life Committee

Paul Esposito

[email protected]

RCIA 630-834-6700

Rosary Maker Ministry

Lorene Bryan 815-671-1970

School Board President

Jana Machon 773-562-0575


Scouting

Rob Moskal

ShopWithScrip

Mindy Hosler 630-536-9996

Social Service Outreach

Deacon Tony Spatafore 630-834-6700

Email [email protected]

SPRED

Melanie Schneider 630-209-0064

Ushers

Patti Pagni


Valentino Activity Center

Linda Roberts 630-941-7785

“Vis” Seniors

Mary Ann Kramer 630-617-2550

Vocation Committee

Pam Gaudio 630-833-8812

Joan Taylor 630-530-8963

Women’s Volleyball

Tracy Nelson


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Pentecost May 23, 2021