VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH ELMHURST, IL

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1 VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH ELMHURST, IL MARCH 4, 2018

2 Page Two March 4, 2018 Visitation Catholic Church TODAY! SUNDAY, MARCH 4 AFTER ALL MASSES Suggested donation: $5/person for two pancakes w/sausage link The Knights of Columbus and Visitation CCW invite you to stop by the parish Hospitality Room this Sunday for pancake-wrapped breakfast sausage to go! Proceeds will benefit CareNet Pregnancy Services of DuPage. CareNet's mission is to prevent unplanned pregnancies and to counsel women to embrace an alternative to abortion: married parenting, adoption, co-parenting, single parenting, or short-term foster care. One way they do that is by using an ultrasound machine to show clients the life growing within them. DATE DAY CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS LOCATION TIME 5 Mar MON S.P.R.E.D. Podesta Hall 6:30 PM 5 Mar MON Prayer for Priests and St. Peregrine Church 7:00 PM 5 Mar MON CRHP Parish Center 7:00 PM 6 Mar TUES St. Monica Prayer Group Parish Center 7:00 PM 7 Mar WED Craft Ladies Parish Center 9:00 AM 7 Mar WED Bible Study Parish Center 12:30 PM 7 Mar WED Prayer Quilt Ministry Parish Center 1:00 PM 7 Mar WED RE Stations and Penance Service Church 6:30 PM 7 Mar WED MANNA Parish Center 7:30 PM 8 Mar THUR Prayer for Priests Church 8:45 AM 8 Mar THUR ENDOW Parish Center 9:00 AM 8 Mar THUR Rosary Makers Parish Center 4:00 PM MAR 8 THUR THURSDAY EVENING MASS FOR LENT 7:00 PM CHURCH 8 Mar THUR ENDOW Parish Center 7:00 PM 8 Mar THUR School Board Meeting Parish Center 7:00 PM 9 Mar FRI MANNA Parish Center 2:30 PM 9 Mar FRI Confirmation Retreat Podesta Hall 7:00 PM MAR 9 FRI STATIONS OF THE CROSS 7:00 PM CHURCH This will the first of 12 monthly breakfasts! Our goal is to raise $20,000 to purchase a new ultrasound machine for CareNet! 10 Mar SAT Biblical Institute Parish Center 9:00 AM 10 Mar SAT Confirmation Retreat Parish Center 1:30 PM 11 Mar SUN RCIA Parish Center 10:00 AM 11 Mar SUN Boy Scout Troop 14 Meeting Podesta Hall 5:00 PM 11 Mar SUN Covenant of Mary Parish Center 6:00 PM

3 Third Sunday of Lent March 4, 2018 Page Three EIGHTEEN HOURS OF Thursday Evening Masses in Lent Each evening Mass will focus on a different theme. After Mass, all are invited into the Parish Center for refreshments and a 30-minute presentation by Matt Pozen exploring in depth the evening s theme. Discussion and questions at the conclusion. LENTEN MASS THEMES: March 8 7PM Persecuted Christians March 15 7PM Refugees and Exiles March 22 7PM The Holy Eucharist Something Positive for Lent Join Deacon Jim for the Prayers for Priests on l Monday evenings at 7:00pm in Church. Pray for the unborn on Wednesday mornings at l Aanchor Abortion Clinic at 1186 Roosevelt Rd., l Glen Ellyn (three blocks west of Main St.). l Rosary starts at 9:30am. God Bless you and those you love, Dcn. Jim Eaker OUR PARISH STEWARDSHIP February 25, 2018 Saturday 5:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12 NOON 6:00 PM TOTAL COLLECTION PREVIOUS WEEK E-GIVE WEEKLY TOTAL SUNDAY WEEKLY BUDGET SUNDAY YTD BUDGET SUNDAY YTD TOTAL $ 8, $ 4, $ 5, $ 3, $ 3, $$ 24, $ 6, $$ 31, $ 29, $1,042, $1,060, E-GIVING IS AVAILABLE Have you considered signing up for E-Giving instead of writing checks for your weekly offering? If you are interested in registering for E-Giving, visit to see how easy and convenient it is and sign up today or contact the parish office for assistance. Thank you for your support. When was the last time you received Reconciliation? Was it recently? In the past year? A while ago? You are invited to prepare your heart and soul this Lenten Season for Easter Sunday. Friday, March 9, 12 Noon-10:00 pm Saturday, March 10, 8:00 am-4:00 pm Immaculate Conception Church 132 Arthur St., Elmhurst 18 Hours of Reconciliation will be celebrated with the priests from our Deanery. Some confession times will be available in both Polish and Spanish. Even if it has been recently, why not take advantage of the opportunity to do so now. NEWS FROM THE P.I.T. PRIEST IN TRAINING By Father Michael Kearney It s time for a change! At least, that s what is being revealed in the Scriptures this weekend... N THE FIRST READING, God s gives the Israelite I people the Ten Commandments. The reason for the Ten Commandments is because the people of God had already broken all Ten Commandments. You would think that after such a direct and strong command from the Lord, the people of God would stay on the straight and narrow path. But alas, they continued to wander away from God s will. That is confirmed in the Gospel when Jesus drove out the animals and corrected the people from their making the Temple a market place to a place to encounter God. s we have the time to reflect on our lives, do A we not see the need to turn back to the Lord? Have we gone off track, distracted by the things of this world? Have we found ourselves attached to worldly possessions? Have we found ourselves breaking the Ten Commandments? If so, then the Lord is speaking to us in the readings! God is once again asking for conversion of heart. his, however, is not supposed to be based on T a negative proposition, Don t sin! It s based on the positive proposition, Come to me! The Lord is inviting us once again to Himself. Let this Lent be a time of turning back to the Lord!

4 Page Four March 4, 2018 Visitation Catholic Church Scripture Reflections for THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT LIVING the WORD March 4, 2018 THIS WEEK S FOCUS: THE REAL ZEAL Modern life offers us many things to be zealous about things to commit our lives, energies, and resources to. But Jesus shows us there is only one thing that should inspire our zeal: God s will. FIRST READING God gives the law through Moses (Exodus 20:1-17). This reading is an account of the reception of the Ten Commandments. The first three concern our obligation to God. We are told that we are not to create idols or worship strange gods (e.g., the gods of work, prestige, etc., or even practices such as horoscopes or psychics). We should treat God s name and the Sabbath, with sacred respect. Sabbath obligation dates back to the first days of creation when God worked for six days and then rested on the seventh. Christians observe this weekly rest on Sunday to pay respect to the day of Jesus resurrection. The other seven concern our obligations toward our brothers and sisters. These commandments give the absolute minimum in terms of how we should treat others. SECOND READING We proclaim Christ crucified (1 Corinthians 1:22-25). The ways of the world are not necessarily like the ways of the Lord. The world expected God to send a Messiah who was powerful (which is what Jews considered to be wisdom) and God to remain totally spiritual and removed from this material world (which is what the Greeks considered to be wisdom). Instead of this, Jesus was born in the flesh as a baby in Bethlehem and died for us on the cross (which is wisdom of God). The love of God, expressed in this most incarnate manner, puts to shame the concepts of wisdom professed by the world. GOSPEL Many began to believe in Jesus' name (John 2:13-25). Today we hear the cleansing of the temple occurs at the beginning of Jesus ministry (for the entire ministry of Jesus is a revelation of the Father s love for us that can only end upon the cross). Animals were needed for the daily sacrifices performed in the temple, and coins had to be changed (for one could only donate Jewish coins in the temple since most pagan coins had images of pagan gods on them). Yet those who were performing this necessary function had begun to abuse their role and act in a way that was at least undignified, and more probably scandalous. Jesus spoke of the destruction of the temple of his body, but those listening to him misunderstood what he was saying and thought he was referring to the temple. This might explain why they later accused him of trying to destroy the temple. Many who followed Jesus did so to see him perform miracles (called signs in this Gospel). Their faith was superficial, for they only wanted to see a miracle worker. They were only concerned with what they could get out this relationship. They did not want to commit their lives and their love to Jesus. REFLECTION Fill in the blank: Zeal for consumes me. When listening to others we hear that zeal for money, prestige, and power can consume them. Parents of a dying child have zeal for a cure or comfort that consumes them. Every day we can see people who have a zeal for God that consumes them. Zeal for the temple to be a house of prayer consumed Jesus. So did zeal for helping us know God s zeal, God s passion for us. That zeal took him to the cross. Three days later he was raised up. The Ten Commandments reveal God s zeal for us. They show us how to deepen our relationship with God and express our zeal for God by how we treat our neighbor. They and their deeper meanings are countercultural: do not kill in body or spirit, be faithful in heart and body, speak truth no matter the cost, be satisfied with what you have. The deep meanings do not reflect the wisdom of a world that can kill with words, looks, and attitudes; or that seeks more, not less; or that uses people and creation often for self-gain. God s wisdom seems foolish to many. But if zeal for God consumes us, that foolish wisdom becomes our strength. Lent invites us to re-evaluate our priorities. What needs to change so that my zeal for God is clear? What needs to die within me so God can raise me up? Seek God s wisdom. Pray with the psalmist: Lord, you have the words of everlasting life. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday, March 5 2 Kgs 5:1-15b Lk 4:24-30 Tuesday, March 6 Dn 3:25, Mt 18:21-35 Wednesday, March 7 Dt 4:1, 5-9 Mt 5:17-19 Thursday, March 8 Jer 7:23-28 Lk 11:14-23 Friday, March 9 Hos 14:2-10 Mk 12:28-34

5 Third Sunday of Lent MASS INTENTIONS MONDAY, MARCH 5 Duke Brosseau Isabelle Roe Thomas McNulty TUESDAY, MARCH 6 Bill Kren Frances Van Dyke Emil Gregory Andreana Higgins WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 Roman Sabinewicz Michael Essling Dick Plotz THURSDAY, MARCH 8 Regina Magiera Sylvester and Dolores Adamski 7:00 PM Intentions of the Celebrant FRIDAY, MARCH 9 Dolores Brosseau Mary Kay Gibbons Bishop Edwin Conway Jessica Leen SATURDAY, MARCH 10 Florence McNulty 5:00 PM John Lupo Beverly Skoff Joan Pezza SUNDAY, MARCH 11 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 8:00 AM Gregory Gaumond Mildred Pionto 10:00 AM People of the Parish Jessica Leen Jerry and Loretta Conway 12 NOON Ernest Hauser Mildred Pionto 6:00 PM Ernest Hauser Demetria Bautista March 4, 2018 Page Five PRAYERS FOR OUR FAMILY For the Sick Please pray for all the sick and their families: Brent Whelan Marynell Greer Colleen Buhrfiend John Rossi Christine Ruder Enrique Lopez John Rossi Due to privacy issues we only honor prayer list requests by you or a family member. Names remain on list for two weeks. Please call the office to add a name or to have the name continued for two additional weeks. CHURCH VIGIL CANDLE INTENTIONS Vigil candles burn for requested intentions before our church statues of Our Lady and St. Joseph, To have a candle lit, please call the Parish Office at For Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life. FLAMES OF FAITH INTENTIONS 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: Intentions of Isabelle Rodriguez. For the business challenge we are facing. CRYPT OF THE SAINTS The Crypt of the Saints, located below the Adoration Chapel in the Visitation Parish Convent [799 S. York Rd.] is open every Sunday from 9:00 am until 1:30 pm. Over 700 statues, icons and relics are awaiting your prayers, devotion and veneration and over 600 books about saints are available. ARMED FORCES PRAYER LIST We remember in prayer our military as they serve in our Armed Forces and and pray for God s protection. United States Air Force MSGT Kevin M. James (Ramstein AFB, Germany) AMN Natalee Arbino (Wright Paterson, OH) AMN E2 Jacob Neimanan (Ft. Sam Houston, TX) AB Eric E. James (Keesler AFB, MS) SSGT Christopher Lenz (Tinker AFB, OK) United States Army CPT Joseph Doyle (ID) MAJ Patrick Leen (IL) 1LT Timothy Drahokoupil (Ft. Campbell, KY) 2 LT Thomas J Diwisch (Kandahar, Afghanistan) PVT Dominic Tosto (TX) United States Coast Guard CPO Patrick Kirby (TX) United States Marine Corps 2 LT Kurt P. James ( Camp Pendleton, CA) CPL David Byrne (Sicily) PVT Nicholas Acevedo (CA) LCPL Conor Croci (MCAS Miramar, CA) PFC Eric E. Gibas (Camp Pendleton, CA) United States Navy LCDR Robert Aranha (United States) To add a name to this list, please call

6 Page Six March 4, 2018 PERPETUAL ADORATION 7 Divided by 2 = Zero Is this an example of the new Math that the kids are learning in school or something more? The number 7 appears 735 times in the Bible. God the Father created the world and rested on the 7 th day. We have 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit. There are 7 sacraments. We are asked to forgive 70 times 7. And the list goes on, but what does 7 have to do with Visitation? The 7 O CLOCK HOUR on Saturday evening in our Adoration Chapel is EMPTY. Out of 168 hours in a week, it is the only empty hour in the entire schedule. For three months we have been advertising, hoping and praying that 2 parishioners would step forward and fill the need. If you are looking to do something at Vis with a small time commitment (one hour per week), try being a Guardian of Jesus in the Adoration Chapel. We ask for 2 adorers for each hour because if one of you is unable to make it on a given Saturday, your partner will most likely be able to fill in. Is it new Math? NO! You see, if we can Register 2 new adorers at 7 PM on Saturday, then we have ZERO empty hours. 7 Divided by 2 = Zero! Help keep the Chapel open. To register, please call Joan Taylor at or Mary Lewis at DAILY MASS SCHEDULES DURING LENT at Neighboring Parishes Immaculate Conception, 134 Arthur St., Elmhurst Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday: 6:15am, 7:30 am Friday: 6:15 am, 8:15 am Mary Queen of Heaven, 426 West Ave., Elmhurst Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday: 8:30am St. Charles Borromeo, 145 E. Grand Ave., Bensenville Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday: 8:00 am Wednesday: 8:10 am St. Alexander, 300 S. Cornell Ave., Villa Park Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday: 8:30 am Ascension, 1S314 Summit Ave., Oakbrook Terrace Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday/Friday: 12 Noon Visitation Catholic Church ST. MONICA Please pray PRAYER with us! GROUP The Rosary is prayed every day Monday through Saturday, after the 8:15 am Mass in church. Pray for our ordained: Mondays at 7pm and Thursdays after 8:15 am Mass In the words of Pope Francis DO YOU WANT TO FAST THIS LENT? Fast from hurting words and say kind words. Fast from sadness and be filled with gratitude. Fast from anger and be filled with patience. Fast from pessimism and be filled with hope. Fast from worries and have trust in God. Fast from complaints and contemplate simplicity. Fast from pressures and be prayerful. Fast from bitterness and fill your hearts with joy. Fast from selfishness and be compassionate to others. Fast from grudges and be reconciled. Fast from words and be silent so you can listen. Come pray with us for your loved ones who have drifted away from the faith or who are outside of the Church. This fellowship group will meet the first Tuesday of every month. Tuesday, March 6, from 7-8 pm Visitation Parish Center Fireside Room Guest Speaker: Fr. Michael Kearney Questions, call Bonita at or Sheila at if two of you agree on earth about anything for which they are to pray, it shall be granted to them by my heavenly Father. MT 18:10

7 Third Sunday of Lent WEDNESDAY CRAFTS The Craft Ladies will start again March 7... You can come/go between 9 am-12 Noon. Moms, bring your babies! We will be making items for the 2018 boutique. Questions? Call Diane Kimec at TOTUS TUUS LEADERS NEEDED The Vocations Office is hiring 20 faith-filled college-age students to teach the Totus Tuus Catholic Summer Camp in 30 parishes throughout the Diocese. $2,000 stipend, two weeks of training, and six weeks teaching. Lisa Shannon, , TotusTuus@dioceseofjoliet.org. OFFICE OF DIVINE WORSHIP TRAINING THE TRAINERS OF READERS Saturday, March Noon Blanchette Center Come learn about the liturgy that you never knew before, and how the readings fit into the overall ritual. Questions? Please call at Visitation Parish CATHOLIC BOOK OF THE MONTH CLUB Jesus of Nazareth [Volume 1] From the Baptism in the Jordan to the Transfiguration Thursday, March 15 9:30am 12 Noon Parish Center ONE OF THE FIRST LITERARY UNDERTAKINGS of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI after his election in 2005 was the publication of the first part of what would eventually be a three-volume biography of Jesus Christ. This first volume covers the three years of Jesus public ministry. In this and the rest of the trilogy, Pope Benedict XVI applies the best of both classical patristic and contemporary exegetical methods in order to contribute to our understanding of our Lord. Unlike many contemporary Biblical exegetes, Benedict rejects a false dichotomy between the Jesus of history and the Christ of Faith, saying that only in light of His filial communion with God and of His equality with God can we understand the man Jesus. The book is available on Amazon.com or at your local library. If you are interested in a study guide for our discussion or have any questions about the book or the Book Club generally, please contact Madonna Muscarello, or by at gracicakes@gmail.com. Visitation Arts Alive Presents Thursday, March 8, 7 pm Friday, March 9, 7 pm Saturday, March 10, 7pm $8 Tickets available at-the-door Visitation Catholic School 851 S. York Rd., Elmhurst March 4, 2018 Page Seven VISITATION FATHERS CLUB 13TH ANNUAL MARCH MADNESS PARTY FUNDRAISER Thursday, March 15 Valentino Center School Gym Tip Off: 6:00 pm $50 Admission includes: Three Huge Projection Screens 1 st round NCAA Basketball Games Harrington s Famous Corned Beef Great Food and Plenty of Snacks Various Beverages FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Discount Admission: Paul Moore paulsmoore21@gmail.com Volunteering: John Falduto jfalduto@sawyerfalduto.com Donations: Mike Machon mikemachon@gmail.com General Information: Craig Heiss craigheiss@gmail.com REMEMBER... IT S FOR THE KIDS! Visitation Council of Catholic Women (CCW) Spring Fashion Show Benefit

8 Page Eight March 4, 2018 IC Catholic Prep ICCP 2018 KNIGHT OF JEWELS Visitation Catholic Church March 16 & 17 7:30 pm March 18 2:00 pm IC Catholic Prep Knights Theatre Productions presents GUYS AND DOLLS JR. The ICCP Knights Theatre cast includes Visitation Alumni: Amy Conkle, Peyton Carmichael, Peyton James, Tim McCann, Aidan Rocha, Cate Radoha, and Vickie Strzezewski. Performance in the IC Gym/Theatre, 130 Arthur St. $10/Adults; $8/Seniors, Students, Children. For tickets call All Grade School students are invited to attend a FINE ARTS YOUTH KNIGHT on the opening night of the show on Friday, March 16 at 6:30pm! Get access to all the backstage FUN including wardrobe, make-up, lights, props and a FREE TREAT at the show. Visit ICCATHOLICPREP.ORG. PARISH DIRECTORY Adoration Chapel Mary Lewis Joan Taylor Altar Servers Rev. Michael Kearney Bereavement Ministers Patti Riggs Casserole Ministry Kathy Best Council of Catholic Women Kim MacGregor ccwvisitation@gmail.com CRHP Kathy Fowler Crypt of the Saints Richard Montalbano Elizabeth Ministry Clarita Iozzo Fathers Club Craig Heiss Finance Committee Chairperson Rob Bennett robertjbennett@comcast.net Knights of Columbus Kevin O Reilly Don Lamonica John Kwit Ladies Bowling Sharon Bresnahan Ladies and Couples Bridge Peg Majewski Ladies Golf League Lynn DeFilippis MANNA Tuition Assistance David James Men s Bowling Sev Delabar Men s Small Groups Jim Herrmann PADS Kathy Sacksteder Jksack@att.net Parish Pastoral Council Anne Montgomery Prayer Group Blue Army Mary Parpan Prayer Quilt Ministry Karen Verner RCIA School Board President Lea Smirniotis lea636@gmail.com Scouting Melanie Schneider Dave Stevenson Social Service Outreach Deacon Tony Spatafore aspatafore1@comcast.net SPRED Melanie Schneider Ushers George Klein Valentino Activity Center Linda Roberts Vis Seniors Mary Ann Kramer Vocation Committee Pam Gaudio Joan Taylor gpkcdc@juno.com Women s Volleyball Tracy Nelson mtnelson95@yahoo.com BULLETIN DEADLINE Thursday at 12 NOON (unless otherwise noted) Suzanne Noonan bulletin@visitationcc.org

9 VISITATION PARISH LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE MAR 10/MAR 11 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 NOON 6:00 PM LECTORS Vis Student Andy Packhem Laura Kern Christopher Radcliff James Hoffman David Stevenson Velma DuRocher Theresa Koenigsberger Susan Stanisz Susan Haibeck EXTRAORDINARY Linda Swieton Daniel Fogarty, Sr. Rosalie Ward Karen Stuefen Elizabeth Maloney EUCHARISTIC Bing Zamar Clarita Iozzo Joyce Bennett Monica Hammerschmidt Mary Beth Ryan MINISTERS Myrna Zamar Linda Smith Robert Bennett Mary Ohm William G. Burke ALTAR SERVERS Conal Doyle Emmet Doyle Brady Lavin Jack Kavanaugh Matthew Kavanaugh Laney Ledbetter Melissa Mueller Daniel O Shaughnessy Kate O Shaughnessy David Manchester Caden Schaer Gavin Schaer Nick Zanoni Scott Zaragoza Marlena Modica MUSIC Jim Brown Jack Miuccio Krystyna Miuccio Barb Masters Regina Gibbons Rosalie Pullia ADULT CHOIR Jim Brown MONDAY Maggie Berigon Brendan Carillo DAILY 8:15 AM MASS ALTAR SERVER ASSIGNMENT (MAR 6-10) TUESDAY Luke Tardiff Michael Wilson WEDNESDAY Colin Harrington Finn Harrington THURSDAY Clara Lawrence Connor Lawrence FRIDAY Joe Pagni Rachel Bricker SATURDAY Billy Fromelt Jenny Fromelt Welcome to Visitation Catholic Church 779 S. York Street Elmhurst, IL Daily Mass: Monday-Friday, 6:15 am, 8:15 am Saturday Reconciliation: 4:00-4:45 pm Saturday Mass Hours: 8:15 am, 5:00 pm Sunday Mass Hours: 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12 NOON, 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. PASTORAL STAFF Rev. Greg Skowron, Pastor, Frgreg@visitationcc.org Rev. Michael Kearney, Parochial Vicar, Frmike@visitationcc.org Deacon Anthony Spatafore, Pastoral Associate, aspatafore1@comcast.net Deacon Jay Janousek, Deacon James Eaker, Deacon Mike Iozzo, , mike.iozzo@outlook.com Deacon Michael O Ryan, VisDeaconMikeO@gmail.com Marek Latocha, Business Manager, , x202 marek@visitationcc.org PARISH FAITH FORMATION/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Matthew Pozen, , x502 YOUTH MINISTRY Thomas Logue, Youth Minister, FILIOCatholic@gmail.com Love and Service to Others PARISH AND PASTORAL STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION OFFICE HOURS: [M-F] 8:30 am-4:30 pm Phone: Fax: welcome@visitationcc.org Parish Website: Deanery Website: easterndupagedeanery.org MUSIC Barbara Masters, Parish Music Director b.masters@visitationparish.org OFFICE STAFF Suzanne Noonan, Secretary, VISTATION CATHOLIC SCHOOL Website: Phone: /Fax: Dr. Christopher Dransoff, School Principal cdransoff@visitationelmhurst.org Katie McVey, School Assistant Principal kmcvey@visitationelmhurst.org BISHOP OF JOLIET Most Rev. R. Daniel Conlon, J.C.D.