REKOLEKCJE ADWENTOWE Sobota, 3 grudnia – 6:00PM, Niedziela, 4 grudnia -12:00PM Poniedziałek, 5 grudnia – 10:30AM & 7:00PM Wtorek, 6 grudnia – 10:30AM & 7:00PM * * * * * * * * * PARISH CONFESSION Saturday, December 17 1:00PM — 3:00 PM (Please note: On this date, the regular Saturday confession time will be suspended. Read More»
Letter from Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, archbishop of Chicago, to lift the general dispensation from the Sunday obligation Nov. 12, 2022 (Español | Polski) Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, In so many ways—large and small—the pandemic has upended our lives together. Families and, in a special way, young people, have faced distressing struggles. The pandemic made our connections with one another challenging and difficult. Exactly in that moment when we truly needed supportive relationships with one another, we found ourselves separated. Sadly, this included the relationships and connections that we have in and through the Church. We did our best to Read More»
Fr. Dave served at Sacred Heart as our Associate Pastor for 5 years and helped with many of our Religious Education events and Sacraments. Please keep his family and our parish family in your prayers. Visitation at Sacred Heart in church: Tuesday, November 8th: 3 – 8 PM Funeral at Sacred Heart: Wednesday, November 9th at 10 AM Eternal Rest grant unto him O, Lord and let Your perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, Rest In Peace. Read More»
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Sacred Heart will meet in front of Freddy’s on 159th between Harlem & 76th street. Please plan to arrive at 2pm to obtain a sign and find your position. Read More»
Pray, Hope and don’t worry. -Saint Padre Pio Read More»
We remember, God of history and remembrance, we remember. We remember when the towers fell and the lives were lost; we remember the dust and the smoke, the despair, and the grief. We remember that sense of vulnerability and shock. We remember the numbness that overwhelmed us as we watched our screens for hours and hours, waiting for an explanation and understanding that never came. We remember. We remember, God of hope and presence, we remember. We remember the heroes, those who rushed to help, who guided the wounded down innumerable flights of stairs, who rose to overwhelm those who Read More»
In 1978, the United States Congress passed legislation proclaiming the first Sunday after Labor Day as National Grandparents Day, said Donna Butts, the executive director of Generations United, an organization that focuses on intergenerational strategies. President Jimmy Carter signed the proclamation that began the observation. “It was a little-known holiday until 2012, when Generations United began spearheading an annual campaign to encourage all generations to ‘Do Something Grand’ and engage with another generation on Grandparents Day,” Butts told TODAY Parents. Grandparents Day is not a federal holiday. Read More»
