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As we prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ, all are invited to encounter God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Join us on Sunday, December 7th from 8:00am–2:00pm in the Activity Center.

A warm reminder of our Thanksgiving Masses: 9:00am (English) 11:00am (Vietnamese)

As we conclude the month of praying for the faithful departed, parishioners may now pick up the photos of their loved ones from the ofrenda table this weekend after the Masses, or at the Rectory Office during the week.

Từ ngày 29 tháng 11 đến ngày 14 tháng 12, Giáo Xứ quyên góp đồ hộp (còn hạn) sau đây: Canned Chicken – Gà hộp, Canned tuna – Cá tuna hộp, Canned salmon – Cá salmon hộp. Đồ hộp xin bỏ vào thùng để ở cuối nhà thờ hay mang tới Văn Phòng Giáo Xứ trong giờ làm việc. Xin quý ông bà anh chị em rộng tay giúp đỡ.

From November 29 to December 14, we will be collecting non-perishable food items for families in need. A donation bin will be available at the back of the church, and items may also be dropped off at the Rectory Office during regular office hours.

The Archdiocese of Chicago invites you to a 2-Day Retreat on November 22–23 at the St. John Brebeuf Ministry Center. Let us come together to strengthen our unity, share collective wisdom, and receive renewed spiritual energy for our Filipino Ministry.

All choir members—and those who feel called to join—are invited to a Day of Reflection on Saturday, November 29, from 9am to noon in the Convent Community Room.

Young men ages 13–20 are invited to a special day of prayer, fellowship, and discovery at Mundelein Seminary on Friday, November 28th from 11:00am–3:00pm. Experience Holy Mass, Rosary, Eucharistic Procession, lunch, and even dodgeball! Spend time with other young men who love their faith and are open to hearing God’s call. Let us pray that many hearts may answer Christ’s invitation to serve His Church.

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday—November 17th, 18th, and 19th— our daily Mass will take place in the Activity Center (7341 N Claremont Ave.) instead of the church. During those days, we’ll be giving our church floors some much-needed care. They’ll be fixed, re-polished, and restored, so that our worship space will be shining and beautiful for the upcoming holiday season and beyond. We appreciate your patience and understanding as this work is done, and we’re grateful for everyone who helps keep our church such a welcoming and beautiful place to pray and gather together.