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1 December 2, 2018 FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT INSTALLATION MASS OF FR. STEVEN M. LANZA AS PASTOR OF DIVINE MERCY PARISH WELCOME BISHOP MARK BARTOSIC JOIN US FOR A RECEPTION AFTER THE SATURDAY 5 PM MASS IN THE SACRED HEART GATHERING SPACE Lord, Make us turn to you; let us see your face and we shall be saved. JOIN US SUNDAY MORNING FOR THE PANCAKE BREAKFAST! 8:00-11:30am ALL YOU CAN EAT! PICTURES WITH SANTA & CRAFTS FOR KIDS! NORTH POLE OUTLET ST. PHILIP CHURCH 1980 OLD WILLOW ROAD NORTHFIELD $7 ADULTS, 5 AND UNDER EAT FREE Checks & Cash Preferred Credit cards welcome

2 FROM THE PASTOR S PEN WONDERFUL That s how I would describe the past four years serving as pastor of Sacred Heart parish. However, that parish along with Saint Philip the Apostle parish has now morphed into the new Divine Mercy parish. As of July 1, we are a new reality (no matter how much of the old still persists in each place). That new parish requires a new pastor. I see nothing but wonderful as I look ahead. Yes, there will be challenges. There are challenges that come with any substantial change. And we will change. We have to. By any reckoning, by any calculus whatsoever, you d have to come to the conclusion that if our Catholic parishes simply maintain what is, we will eventually go under. Children who spend eight years in a Catholic grammar school (and who continue on with Catholic education) and children who spend eight years in a religious education program do not end up practicing the faith, at least not how it s been practiced in the past. THE CHALLENGE AHEAD Gone are the days when most folks attend Sunday Mass each weekend. I read once that the norm for the United States is that Catholics attend Mass about once every eight weeks or so. The goal of Renew My Church is not necessarily restructuring into fewer parish units. The goal is to create vibrant Catholic parishes, each viable and strong, with a mission-oriented outlook where parishioners are working together to bring the good news of Jesus Christ to people everywhere. That, in turn, requires a real relationship with Jesus, where each of us is truly a practicing, striving, on-firewith-the Spirit disciple who takes seriously the command of Jesus to go and make others into disciples. Mere religious education, focusing on religion textbooks in classrooms and in sessions, won t engender the type of missionary discipleship required by the gospel. Those parents among us with children who are now adult Catholics, ask yourself if your adult children practice the faith as yourself do (or did). The largest religious group in the United States today are those who have opted out of the Catholic Church. MORE OF WONDERFUL We have an opportunity here. The whole point of Renew My Church is to seek out new ways of being and doing the faith that attract new members and grow us into a better future. As we look forward to how that might happen at Divine Mercy parish, we are preparing to pilot the Alpha program this Lent, we have started our first message series of Sunday homilies last Sunday and the next three Sundays, and we have established a Senior Leadership Team to assist in re-thinking and redoing who we are as a parish. I think the next handful of years are going to be very exciting as we work with the other parishes of our grouping to bring that gospel, that good news, to the North Shore and beyond. Will it be challenging? Yes. Will we have bumps in the road along the way? Yes. Nothing new there. Read the four gospel accounts in the New Testament. Jesus and the original disciples had a somewhat bumpy road which they traveled. In spite of the difficulties, indeed, in spite of the Cross, there was triumph: the Resurrection, the sending of the Spirit, the creation of the Church and the great mission to convert the world to Christ. I am very content and excited to be installed as the first pastor of Divine Mercy parish and look forward to working with all of you in bringing the gospel to life in and beyond our new parish. DID YOU KNOW? The book Divine Renovation: Bringing Your Parish from Maintenance to Mission contains the general vision that we are pursuing as we continue to seek renewal and revitalization. Its author, Father James Mallon, writes about secularization and other changes in the world around us, saying: The game may have changed at halftime, but we are still too often insisting on playing the new game according to the rules of the past. We have witnessed in the last 50 years the most accelerated social change in human history, yet in the world of our churches, we insist on pastoral methodologies that presume bygone ideal cultures of the past. What results is an experience of being trapped. Being caught between an experience of a call and desire for renewal and the weight of Church culture towards maintaining the status quo is painful. Those in pastoral leadership know that our methods no longer work, yet are bound by layers of expectations that demand the continuation of the old, while, at the same time, having to juggle new realities (Divine Renovation, Fr. James Mallon, Twenty- Third Publications, 2014, Novalis Publishing, Inc., p. 53).

3 ADULT FORMATION Join Us for our Advent Series: Thy Kingdom Come Exploring the Power of Nonviolence in an Age of Violence In the Footsteps of Jesus the Peacemaker with Dr. Terry Rynne Professor of Peace Studies at Marquette University and Co-Founder of the Center for Peacemaking 7pm Sacred Heart Parish Center of Divine Mercy Parish Corner of Gage & Burr in Winnetka (Join us at 6:45pm for Pizza) Week 2, December 5th Gandhi s Impact on Catholic Thought Also featuring Tim Jeffries, a teacher in Peace Works, a conflict resolution training program for school age children Week 3, December 12th Catholics Around the World Confronting Violence with Nonviolence Also featuring Phil Andrew, Director of Violence Prevention Initiatives of the Archdiocese of Chicago, & a 30-minute film on the Nashville Nonviolent Campaign from the PBS Series A Force More Powerful Week 4, December 19th How the Catholic Church is Beginning to Reclaim Gospel Nonviolence Also featuring Father David Kelly of Precious Blood Ministries of Chicago, & a segment from the PBS Series A Force More Powerful on the Danes Resistance to Hitler. Note: The Homilists at Divine Mercy Parish will focus on the themes Dr. Rynne will present at all the weekend Masses prior to each of his sessions.

4 PRAYER AND WORSHIP HOLY HOUR AT ST. PHILIP CHURCH Join Divine Mercy parishioners for Holy Hour every Friday afternoon at 3:00p.m. at St. Philip Church. RESPECT LIFE PRAYER That the gift of justice may transform our land, making secure the lives of the poor, the vulnerable, and the unborn, we pray to the Lord. WEEKLY SCRIPTURE REFLECTION GROUP The group will NOT meet on Monday, December 3rd. We will resume next week, December 10th at the Sacred Heart Parish Offices. ADVENT REFLECTION BOOKLETS: WAITING IN JOYFUL HOPE Copies of "Waiting in Joyful Hope," a booklet of daily reflections for Advent and Christmas, are available at all entrances to the church. Please take one home to help enrich your journey through this season of preparation. PAPAL TWEETS Men and women bear God s image within and are the object of His infinite love, in whatever condition they were called into existence. NEW LECTOR WORKBOOKS AVAILABLE If you are a lector for either Sacred Heart or St. Philip, please pick up your new Lector Workbook for the coming Liturgical Year. Sacred Heart lectors can find them in the Sacristy. St. Philip the Apostle lectors can find them in the lobby of the Church. If you are interested in becoming a lector for either worship site, please contact the parish office. EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP: A LOOK AT THE SCRIPTURES But when these signs begin to happen, stand erect and raise your heads because your redemption is at hand. (LUKE 21:28) We celebrate Advent each year in preparation of the birth of Jesus, His first coming, as we await his second coming. In this Advent season, use the sacrament of Reconciliation to strengthen your relationship with Jesus. It s never too late. FIRST FRIDAY: DAY OF ADORATION A Day of Adoration will be held at St. Philip on the First Friday of December (7th). It will begin after the 8 a.m. Mass with 1st Friday prayers to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary. Quiet time in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament in Exposition will continue from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Our Lord will be waiting for us to adore, praise and thank Him for His many blessings and also to listen to our concerns for our families, friends, Church, country and the world. If we are silent, we may even hear Him respond to us in the peace and quiet of our hearts. The Day of Adoration will conclude with the regular Holy Hour scheduled for every Friday from 3-4 p.m. Feel free to drop in for even a short visit with Our Lord. Come when you can. Leave when you must. Enjoy the time with our Lord. CHILDREN S LITURGY AT SACRED HEART CHURCH What is it? Children s Liturgy is actually the Liturgy of the Word for children. The Sunday scripture readings are proclaimed and explained on a level the children can understand and enjoy. Children s Liturgy takes place at our 10:30 am Sunday Mass from September through May (see schedule below). Any child in prekindergarten through 3 rd grade is encouraged to join us. Parents are also welcome especially if your child is a little nervous with new experiences. No registration is necessary. What exactly do they do? Right after the opening prayer, the celebrant will invite the children to come forward for a blessing and the adult leader will lead them to the fireplace room in the parish office. After a brief welcome, they listen to the First Reading proclaimed from the Children s Lectionary. Next, the Gospel is proclaimed by one of the adult leaders. An age-appropriate reflection on the Word is shared by the leader through stories, discussions, or pictures - whatever the leader finds most appropriate to conveying the meaning of the scriptures. The children are then invited to share their own thoughts and ideas. The children return to the church after the Prayers of the Faithful to celebrate the Liturgy of the Eucharist with the entire community. Please encourage your child/ren to participate & enjoy the Liturgy of the Word at their level of understanding. Upcoming dates: December 2, 9, 16; January 6, 13, 20, 27. Questions? Contact Patty Sanfilippo at psanfilippo1380@gmail.com or call the Religious Education Office at

5 SACRED HEART SCHOOL LOOK WHAT S HAPPENING AT SACRED HEART SCHOOL! REGISTRATION for the school year for PS, JK and K begins at 7:30am on Monday, December 3 rd. If you have a child who will be 3 or 4 years old by September 1 st, 2019, and wish to enroll them in our 3 year old preschool or our JK extended day program you will need to fill out a Registration form. If you have a child who will be 5 by September 1, 2019, and wish to enroll them in our full day kindergarten program, you will also need to fill out a registration form. All new students to Sacred Heart require a registration form and registration fee, as well as the child s Baptismal Certificate (if applicable) and Birth Certificate. The day before Thanksgiving, our Sacred Heart School kindergarteners celebrated their study of the Wampanoag Native Americans, who resided in New England. They made outfits and decorated them using Native American symbols, played music on handmade drums and enjoyed Indian fried bread with butter and honey. Everyone learned a lot about all the contributions made by the Wampanoag nation to the Pilgrims. The first grade went on a field trip last Tuesday to the Morton Arboretum. The day furthered the student's knowledge of trees and bugs by attending the It s Fall and Bugs Abound programs. A Morton Arboretum volunteer led the class through the woods looking for types of vegetation and signs of animal life. The outdoor classroom allowed the students a hands-on experience with the natural world around them unlike any other. If your child is presently at Sacred Heart School and is simply moving up a grade, there is a re-registration form to fill out, and you will be guaranteed a spot for next year. Preschool, Junior Kindergarten and new kindergarten spots are first come first serve so don t delay turning in your registration form to the office. If you have any questions please contact the school office. If you missed our open houses and still would like to visit the school, please call us (847) , or us at kfink@shwschool.org or adanstrom@shwschool.org and we will be happy to set up an appointment and tour for you! Recently a group of Sacred Heart students had the opportunity to attend Loyola Academy Choir Festival. Over 190 students from area catholic schools attended and learned what it is like to be apart of the choir family. The students were a little shy at first but with a few icebreaker activities they easily warmed up and made some friends from other schools. We then learned solfege along with two other songs throughout the day. Mr. Beagle did an amazing job organizing this event and it was great to see our little school be apart of something so special. UPCOMING EVENTS Advent By Candlelight will begin at 6:00pm in the school gym Friday, December 7 th is SPIRIT WEAR DAY Mad for Plaid party Friday, December 7 th Saturday, December 8 th is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception Saturday, December 8 th SHAC meeting Bernie s Book Bank mission is in support of literacy. They provide donated books to children in need in the Chicagoland area. With the support of the Sacred Heart community our 8 th graders traveled to Lake Bluff to bring over 1500 books to Bernie s Book Bank! Reading is the single most important skill a child needs in order to contribute and function competently within our society. Way to go 8 th graders and a BIG THANK YOU to our Sacred Heart community!

6 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Sacred Heart Campus Saint Philip Campus Grateful for God s Gifts The Sunday before Thanksgiving, our sixth and seventh grade young people shared what they were grateful for at 10:30 Mass. Children from St. Philip s PREP are happy to invite you for our Christmas Pageant on December 16 th at 10:45 Please join us to celebrate together Jesus Birthday Led by Father Dan, we reflected on the many ways that God has gifted us. DECEMBER 9TH DECEMBER 16TH UPCOMING EVENTS: CONFIRMATION RETREAT NATIVITY PAGENT AND CHRISTMAS PARTY How could it be, Son of God in my arms Father, show me how to fit into this plan of yours?

7 OUTREACH THE ST. PHILIP GIVING TREE The St. Philip Giving Tree contains gift tags marked with suggestions for Catholic Charities Toy Shower and for St. Benedict the African s Christmas gift cards. Catholic Charities annual Celebration of Giving is a concerted effort to collect holiday gifts for children and families served by Catholic Charities wide array of programs. This year we ve been asked to concentrate on gifts for babies (newborn to 3 yrs) and teens (12-17 yrs). The Christmas gift card collection is a vital aspect of our outreach to the St. Benedict the African community. St. Benedict is the sharing parish of St. Philip. The gift cards help the parish provide food and gas as need arises throughout the year. Whole Foods, Jewel, McDonalds, Target, Walgreens and gas cards are all good options. Cash donations are always welcome as well. Gift cards for both Catholic Charities and St. Benedict the African can be found on the Giving Tree in the Church Vestibule. SACRED HEART CHRISTMAS SHARING WITH ST. COLUMBANUS: JEWEL FOODS GIFT CARD DONATIONS WE NEED YOUR HELP! Donations are down this year for our annual collection for Jewel Foods Gift Cards which we provide the St. Columbanus families in need. You can make a donation any time! We collect funds in $25 increments, which we use to purchase gift cards for the participating St. Columbanus families. Please make your checks payable to Divine Mercy Parish and send them to the main Parish Office by December 12th. Please note Christmas Sharing on your check. REMINDER: Drop off dates for all gifts is Friday, December 14 between 4-7pm and Saturday, December 15th between 9am and Noon. Please bring them to the Sacred Heart Church Gathering Space. THANKS TO ALL WHO VOLUNTEERED AT THE ST. COLUMBANUS FOOD PANTRY FOR THANKSGIVING! Last Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving, dozens of Divine Mercy parishioners put their faith into action by serving our friends at the St. Columbanus Food Pantry. Volunteers helped to pack produce and distribute all kinds of food, including 750 turkeys and hundreds of winter coats! In addition, our Sacred Heart Religious Ed families raised $947 towards the purchase of those turkeys. Many thanks to all of you! God bless the good work that Fr. Matt O Donnell and Preston Mahone do with the Food Pantry to feed the 500 families in their community each week! Many Thanks

8 COMMUNITY OUTREACH RESPECT LIFE MEETING The Respect Life meeting will be held in the St. Philip the Apostle convent from 4-5 p.m. on Wednesday, December 5. Our goal is in union with Church to foster an informed awareness of life issues and a commitment to the dignity and rights of all human life from conception through natural death. This goal includes prayer/spiritual works, legislative outreach, education, pastoral care, and collaboration with others. Please join us. MARYHAVEN DONATIONS In this season of gratitude, giving, and family, please think of Friends of Maryhaven. We welcome gifts that beautify the home, gifts that assist residents in their daily lives, and gifts that make new and exciting activities possible. Please visit our website at - and please contact us if you would like a copy of the Maryhaven residents wish-list. The folks who live at Maryhaven have the blessing of many years, and the blessing of being part of the North Shore Catholic community. Christmas Nativity Pageant

9 LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE - Weekend of December 8-9 SACRED HEART CHURCH Saturday, December 8 th We will observe the regular Saturday schedule for the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary 5:00 p.m. Presider: Fr. Lanza, Deacon G. Keenan Greeters: Claudia Mann, Patty Sanfilippo Servers: Evan Dobsch, Aiden Dobsch Lector: Dan O Rourke EMs: Dee Hanlon, Catherine Lehman, Ludy Mariano Cantor: Saturday Choir 7:30 a.m. Presider: Greeter: Servers: Lector: EMs: Cantor: 9:00 a.m. Presider: Greeter: Servers: Lector: EMs: Cantor: Fr. Solazzo Rae Fritz Luke Malles, Christopher Nelson Trip Lane Bernadette Broccolo, Nancy Kehoe, Roberta Olshansky Bernadette Garza Fr. Cassidy, Deacon M. McNulty Frieda Baker, Mary Newton Matthew Bradley, Joe Drehkoff Mary Newton Owen Gardner, Kathy Handelman, Robert Maganuco Bernadette Garza 10:30 a.m. Presider: Fr. Semmer Greeters: Edward Kuffert, Kay Madden Servers: Scott Blakeslee, Michael Compton Lector: Jim Harrington EMs: Mary Jo Bushell, Tim Cawley, Christine Kengott, Mark Kengott, Kay Madden, Marion Powers Cantor: Adult Choir 4:30 p.m. Presider: Fr. Cassidy Greeter: Lynn Finneke Servers: Andrew Burden, Danny Burden Lector: Lynn Finneke EMs: James Collins, Dan Hagedorn, Ann Marie Kiener Cantor: Sarah Cozzi MINISTERS OF CARE Lake Cook: Barbara Baisley Glen Oaks: Cathy Nowacki, Mike Pearson Maryhaven / Lutheran General: Mary Breen, Thomas Carroll, Mary Claps, Maureen Claps, Marilyn Hielscher, Marty Kearney, Anna Koberda, Michael Koberda, Diana Scheeler, Margaret Tower SPA Home Visits: Tom Carroll and Margaret Tower. ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE CHURCH 5:30 p.m. Presider: Fr. Solazzo Servers: Kyla O Leary Lector: Bob Snediker EMs: John Meade, Judy Meade, Bobbie Weiss Ushers: Gino D Egidio, Tom Stegich, Charlie Orth 7:30 a.m. Presider: Fr. Foley Servers: Volunteer needed Lector: Bill Doll EMs: Stephen Cross, Jane Clark, Caroline Duppler Ushers: Richard Merczak, Joe Salazar, Joe Pacini, Greg Clingan 9:30 a.m. Presider: Fr. Lanza ( Deacon G. Keenan) Servers: Carter Dernulc Lector: Michael Kelly EMs: Liz Harvey, Lori Racine, Peggy Thordarson Ushers: Patrick Krohn, Jason Cravens, Gene Nowak, Paul Weiss PLEASE PRAY For Those Who Are Sick If you have a loved one who is ill, please call the main parish office to let us know. The following people suffer from illness or chronic conditions. They have asked for the prayers of our parish family. Please remember them to the Lord. Jeannie Ambrose, Michael Anderson, Dorothy Banas, Sande Bolan, Paula Brady, Dennis Braun, Wendy Braun, Milly Calabrese, Kierre Caldwell, Patt Carlson, Patricia Catarello, Teresa Chapman, Kelly Bolan Chevalier, Tim Doll, Rick Doucette, Maureen Dwyer, Reese Felderman, John Flynn, Lisa Franke, Lydia Gatton, Philip Hall, Laura Hendricks, John Hoerster, Cindy Jatis, Emily Jatis, Sean Jatis, Tom Jatis, Becky Jones, Marge Kalsch, Edward Kennedy, Jeff Kestler, Ginny Kunkel, Gina Quirk Lazicki, Anne Lesniak, John Madden, Jackson Mans, Charles Maniscalco, Matthew Morgan, Mary Alice Neylan, Beth O'Brien, Sally O Malley, Ennio Rossi, Donna Sabid, Dick Schager, Catherine Scheid, Mary Shepherd, Edna Smith, Judy Sokal, Mary Tatro, Ed Vamenta, Lisa Zitella, Nancy Holihan and Donald Blair For Those Who Have Died Patricia McGuinness William A. Martin May the souls of the faithfully departed, Through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

10 MASS INTENTIONS SACRED HEART Monday, December 3 7:00am Hilda Vicens 8:30am - Tuesday, December 4 7:00am - Agnes Whitedr 8:30am - Agnes Whitedr Wednesday, December 5 7:00am - 8:30am - Philomena Cardarapoli Thursday, December 6 7:00am - John O. Gelderman 8:30am -Souls in Purgatory Friday, December 7 7:00am - 8:30am - Ludy Mariano Saturday, December 8 8:30am - Intention of Anne Zanarini 5:00pm - Audrea Anderson Sunday, December 9 7:30am - Parishioner of Divine Mercy 9:00am - France Danielson 10:30am - Al Fellinger 4:30pm - Jean Black ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE Monday, December 3 8:00am Jane Meade Tuesday, December 4 8:00am Souls in Purgatory Wednesday, December 5 8:00am Lupe Torres Thursday, December 6 8:00am Jim Smith Friday, December 7 8:00am Nancy Campbell Saturday, December 8 8:00am Parishioners of Divine Mercy 5:30pm Mary Lou Colfer Sunday, December 9 7:30am - Samuel Bodman 9:30am- Parishioners of Divine Mercy THIS WEEK AT DIVINE MERCY Monday, December 3 Scripture Reflection 8:45am / SH Offices Tuesday, December 4 Wednesday, December 5 Terry Rynne 7:00pm / SH PC Thursday, December 6 Friday, December 7 Confessions 7:30am (SP) Holy Hour 3:00pm (SP) Saturday, December 8 Sunday, December 9 Religious Education 9am / SH School PREP 10:45am / SPA Gym Confirmation Retreat 12pm / SH PCR Confirmation Candidates at Mass 4:30pm SH Church SACRAMENTS Sacraments can be scheduled at either church. Arrangements should be made through the main office at Sacred Heart. RECONCILIATION Wednesday 3:00-5:00pm (SP) Saturday 9:00-9:30am (SH) Saturday 5:00-5:15pm (SP) or by appointment BAPTISM By appointment. Please call the main parish office or visit our website for the requisite forms. MARRIAGE Contact the main parish office 6 months prior to the anticipated date of the marriage. ANOINTING OF THE SICK Contact the main parish office to arrange for the sacrament for the seriously ill and homebound. DO YOU HAVE A BULLETIN SUBMISSION? Please adhere to the following specifications when submitting an item for the bulletin. The deadline is Tuesday, 9:00am for the following Sunday. BULLETIN SPECS: FONT STYLE: Corbel FONT SIZE: Headlines: 12 (ALL CAPS & BOLD) Body text: 10 LINE SPACING: Before and After Paragraphs: 0pt Between Lines: 1sp Avoid outlining text boxes, if you can. Continue to create ads for special events like A Moveable Feast, Oktoberfest or NiteLites. We simply ask you incorporate the Corbel font style when you are able. Please submit all items to divinemercybulletins@gmail.com. DIVINE MERCY OFFICES Main Office Sacred Heart 1077 Tower Road Winnetka, IL (847) Fax: (847) Monday thru Thursday: 8:30am to 4:30pm Office St. Philip the Apostle 1962 Old Willow Road Northfield, IL (847) Fax: (847) Monday thru Friday: 9:00am-5:00pm Religious Education Offices Sacred Heart (847) St. Philip (847) Sacred Heart School Office: 1095 Gage Street Winnetka, IL (847)

11 PARISH STAFF Pastor - Rev. Steven M. Lanza, slanza@divinemercynorthshore.org Associate Pastor - Rev. Dean Semmer, dsemmer@divinemercynorthshore.org Associate Pastor - Rev. Michael J. Solazzo, msolazzo@divinemercynorthshore.org Resident - Rev. Daniel Cassidy, dcassidy@divinemercynorthshore.org Deacon Mike McNulty, mimcnulty@divinemercynorthshore.org Deacon Gerry Keenan, gekeenan@archchicago.org, Deacon Bob Puhala, bpuhala@usml.edu Pastoral Associate - Judy Pyke, jpyke@divinemercynorthshore.org Principal Sacred Heart School - Kristen Fink, kfink@shwschool.org Director of Religious Education (SH) - Sue Lehocky, slehocky@divinemercynorthshore.org Director of Religious Education (SP) - Sr. Magdalena Tkaczyk, CSFN, mtkaczyk@divinemercynorthshore.org Music Director - Todd Gresick, tgresick@divinemercynorthshore.org Director of Operations - Michelle Wasielewski, mwasielewski@divinemercynorthshore.org Administrative Assistant (SH) - Andrea Steinert, asteinert@divinemercynorthshore.org Accounting/Contributions/Tuition - Cindy Atsaves, cindyatsaves@divinemercynorthshore.org Receptionist/Secretary (SP) - Carol L. Brown, clbrown@divinemercynorthshore.org Religious Education Admin (SH) - Jeanne Morette, jayersmorette@divinemercynorthshore.org Religious Education Admin (SH) - Debbie Perkins, dperkins@divinemercynorthshore.org Religious Education Admin (SP) - Donna Falzone, dfalzone@divinemercynorthshore.org

12 CHURCH NAME AND NUMBER Divine Mercy Parish #862 ADDRESS 1077 Tower Road Winnetka, Illinois PHONE CONTACT PERSON Andrea Steinert SOFTWARE Microsoft Publisher 2010 Adobe Acrobat DC Windows 7 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT = 12 SUNDAY DATE OF BULLETIN December 2, 2018 THANK YOU!