Liturgical Celebrations
| Monday – Saturday | 8:15am |
| Saturday | 4:00pm |
| Sunday | 7:30am, 9:30am (choir with incense) & 11:30am |
Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confessions)
| Saturday | 9:00 - 10:00am |
| Other times by appointment |
Upcoming Events
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1st Annual Retreat for parents of persons with disabilities
at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, 8040 Cass Avenue, Darien
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Corpus Christi: the Solemnity of the Body & Blood of Christ
Eucharistic Procession after the 9:30am Mass followed by Hospitality.
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Theology of Dance
Join us Fri, Jun 16 for an amazing night of faith, dancing, and meeting other young adults!
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World Priest Annual Rosary Relay
All parishioners are welcome to join us for the World Priest Annual Rosary Relay set for Fri, Jun 16 (Feast Day of the Sacred Heart of Jesus). We will meet at 11:00am on the corner of Main Street and Ogden Ave. in Lisle, IL.
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Diocese of Joliet Grandparents Mass
at the Cathedral of St. Raymond
Celebrated by Bishop Ronald Hicks. All are welcome.
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Back to School Fair
at DuPage County Fairgrounds, 2015 Manchester Road, Wheaton
Tradition with Vision
Our work is to share in the mission of Jesus continued through the Church. The goal is to make the Kingdom of God visible in our community by seeking human wholeness, peace, and a bond of charity in our relationships with one another.
As members of Christ’s Church, we seek to affirm, celebrate and share the liturgy for the glory of God and the good of the Church, the family and the individual with our liturgical worship as the center of all parish life. We are a community to proclaim the good news and to serve. We build community and foster Christian personhood in order that we might serve and celebrate Christ’s presence in our Catholic Doctrine by providing formation in understanding and traditions.
A Message from Our Pastor
Shrine to the Mother of God and the Saints
05-21-2023 | Rev. Gabriel Baltes, O.S.B.In last week’s bulletin article, as well as my Sunday homily, I announced the new addition to our church which will be a shrine to the Mother of God and the saints. You see in the photograph here the finished statue along with the unique vigil light stand that the artist is calling “The Burning Bush.” While there are many traditional features of this image of Mary, e.g., Mary seated as a source of wisdom holding Jesus, her son, that are also some creative features, e.g., Jesus’s hand extended in welcome and also the medium from which the statue is created. i.e., corten steel.
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