VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH ELMHURST, IL

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1 VISITATION CATHOLIC CHURCH ELMHURST, IL JULY 29, 2018

2 Page Two July 29, 2018 Visitation Catholic Church MISSION APPEAL NEXT WEEKEND, AUGUST 4/AUGUST 5 Orphans being cared for by the local Catholic Church wait in line for their daily bread. Visitation Parish To Welcome Fr. Philip L. Pitya USA Mission Representative for the Archdiocese of Juba, South Sudan F ather Philip will be with us next weekend, August 4/5, to talk to us about the nation s struggle for survival and how we can help keep the hope alive among our brothers and sisters in South Sudan. South Sudan is a new Nation, born on July 9, 2011, after a devastating 22-year civil war. DATE DAY CALENDAR OF UPCOMING VISITATION EVENTS LOCATION TIME 30 July MON Prayer for Priests Church 7:00 PM 1 Aug WED Craft Ladies Parish Center 9:00 AM 1 Aug WED Prayer Quilt Ministry Parish Center 1:00 PM 2 Aug THUR Prayer for Priests Church 8:45 AM 3 Aug FRI MANNA Parish Center 2:30 PM 4 Aug SAT First Saturday Devotions Church After 8:15 AM Mass 4 Aug SAT Pizza for Pro Life Parish Center 5:30 PM 5 Aug SUN Pancake Breakfast for Pro Life Parish Center After Masses

3 Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary Time To help Catholic Charities purchase supplies, Visitation's CCW will be taking up a collection at the church exits after Masses on July HOP ABOARD TO HELP DUPAGE COUNTY KIDS... THIS WEEKEND! As you leave church this weekend, please make a contribution to this worthy cause. Helping Needy DuPage School Kids! It's that time of year... new shoes, new supplies, health exams, etc. Now imagine doing that all on a very limited income. That's reality for plenty of families in DuPage County our neighbors. Fortunately, Catholic Charities/Joliet Diocese will host a Back-to-School Fair to help children from low-income households in DuPage on August 2nd at Joliet Catholic Academy. Families will be able to get free school supplies, haircuts and more. As you leave church today, please make a contribution to this worthy cause. Thank you for helping local children get a good start in the new school year! OUR PARISH STEWARDSHIP July 22, 2018 Saturday 5:00 PM Sunday 6:30 AM 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 $ 4, $ 1, $ 2, $ 6, $ 4, $ 4, $ 24, $ 5, $ 30, $ 30, $ 121, $ 112, 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. July 29, 2018 Page Three IN MEMORIAM REVEREND THOMAS SULARZ Visitation Parish remembers Rev. Thomas Sularz who entered eternal life on July 15, Father Sularz was ordained a priest for the Diocese of Joliet in In his retirement he assisted with weekend Masses at Visitation for many years. He will be greatly missed. NEWS FROM THE P.I.T. PRIEST IN TRAINING By Father Michael Kearney When a man is to be ordained into the Priesthood, a tradition exists for him to create an Ordination card to share as a hand out to those attending their Ordination and First Mass n the card, there is usually a holy image with O a Scriptural quote. My quote came from today s Second Reading... I, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to live in a manner worthy of the call you have received f course, that call we have received is to be a O son and daughter of our God most High and to become saints! The task can seem quite overwhelming. Yet, it s really quite simple. We just need to let the Lord work in our lives. Again, we think we need to do some great work, great offering, great accomplishment to become a saint, but what is revealed in the Scriptures is that if we would only give the Lord, even the very little that we have, He can do amazing things with it. ook at the Gospel today: we have the story of L the feeding of the 5,000. The people are hungry. Jesus tests St. Philip on what would be required to feed so many. St. Andrew reveals that a boy has five loaves and two fish. You can perhaps assume that it was said in jest. But it is that same food that seems so little which feeds the 5,000. How? With the Lord blessing and multiplying it! What does it mean for us? We need to just give the Lord the little we have. ven if you are overwhelmed and busy with E activity, try giving the Lord five minutes of your day in silence and prayer. Stop in the Adoration Chapel on your way home from work. It seems like very little, but you will be surprised what the Lord can do with even the little we give Him.

4 Page Four July 29, 2018 Scripture Reflections for SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME LIVING the WORD July 29, 2018 THIS WEEK S FOCUS: OUT IN THIN AIR Jesus could have fed the multitude in any number of ways, making food appear out of thin air. But He worked a miracle with what is already a miracle: God s Creation. FIRST READING Elisha feeds a hundred people with twenty barley loaves (2 Kings 4:42-44). Elisha is seen as a miracle worker. Here he is responsible for a miraculous multiplication of loaves that supplies the need of the 100 people who were with him. This is seen as a prefiguring of what Jesus does in the Gospels when He multiplies the loaves and fish to feed over 5,000 people who had followed Him to listen to His teaching. SECOND READING Paul urges the Ephesians to live in a manner worthy of the call they received (Ephesians 4:1-6). God has invited us to a great dignity in being called His beloved children. He has forgiven our sins and healed our brokenness. Now we must live as if we are saved. We must respond to the love of God and live in that love. This means that we must adopt a lifestyle that proclaims the mercy of God. We must live with humility and gentleness and patience. We cannot allow superficial differences to create divisions among us. The Spirit of God is a spirit of unity that binds us together as a family of faith. As with the early Church, people who observe us must be able to remark, See how Christians love one another. GOSPEL Jesus feeds a large crowd with five barley loaves and two fish (John 6:1-15). Visitation Catholic Church The multiplication of the loaves and fishes takes place around the time of the Passover. John includes this detail to remind us that what is happening in this miracle is connected with what would happen during the next Passover: the Last Supper and the death and resurrection of Christ. A boy brings Jesus five barley loaves and two fish. Barley is the food of the poor. He gives it all to Jesus in an act of great generosity and trust, and Jesus transforms it into something even greater. There is much grass in this place, for Jesus is our Good Shepherd who leads us to verdant pastures and gives us repose. Jesus gives thanks and fragments are gathered (a prefiguring of the Sacrament of the Eucharist). There are 12 baskets with fragments, enough to feed all the tribes of Israel, just as the Eucharist nourishes all the tribes of the new Israel, the Church. REFLECTION St. John Chrysostom lived in the 4th century and raised an interesting question in connection with the feeding of the multitudes. Why didn t Jesus simply create food out of thin air? After all, bread and fish were simple fare, lowbrow food not unlike saltines and canned sardines. Could Jesus, who is the One through whom all things were made, not have conjured up something more exciting? Chrysostom responds to his own question, saying that it was because Jesus wished to use the Creation itself as a ground work for His marvels. (Homily 42 on the Gospel of John). Rather than create something anew, Jesus takes what is already at hand and transforms it by multiplying it. In doing this, Jesus teaches us two things: First, He reminds us that Creation itself is already miraculous. Jesus works miracles not to convince us that God can do extraordinary things, but to awaken us to the fact that God does an extraordinary thing holding our world in existence all the time. The ongoing existence of our world is the greatest of God s mighty acts, and the miracles of Jesus reinforces this truth. Second, He shows us that the way that God works in the world is not by discarding the ordinary realities of Creation and substituting for them something new and different, but rather by taking what is already at hand and transforming it. As on old adage of Catholic theology puts it, grace perfects and does not destroy nature. Just as Christ uses the simple food provided by a boy to feed the multitude, so too, He can use the simple substance of our daily lives to do His work in the world. We might look at our lives and ask, like Andrew in next week s Gospel, What good is this for so many? But we are shown that it is good enough, if Christ takes it and blesses it. READINGS FOR THE WEEK READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday, July 30 Jer 13:1-11 Mt 13:31-35 Tuesday, July 31 Jer 14:17-22 Mt 13:36-43 Wednesday, Aug. 1 Jer 15:10, Mt 13:44-46 Thursday, Aug. 2 Jer 18:1-6 Mt 13:47-53 Friday, Aug. 3 Jer 26:1-9 Mt 13:54-58

5 Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary Time MASS INTENTIONS PLEASE NOTE: THERE ARE STILL MASS INTENTION OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR 2018 MONDAY, JULY 30 V 6:15 AM V Paul Joseph V Claire Guistolise TUESDAY, JULY 31 V 6:15 AM V Charles Van Dyke V Gerard Volk WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 V 6:15 AM V Frances Van Dyke V Ernest Hauser THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 V 6:15 AM V Joan Pezza V Edward Haptas FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 V 6:15 V Forgotten Souls in Purgatory V Charles Van Dyke SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 V Dr. Sal Nigro V Nora Hipskind V 5:00 PM V Evelyn Tobinski V Vilma Pagni SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 V EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME V 6:30 AM V Forgotten Souls in Purgatory V 8:00 AM V Intentions of Charmaine Murphy V Anito DiNello V Gregory Gaumond V 10:00 AM V People of the Parish V James Raaf V Lorna Albuquerque V 12 NOON V George Rojawa V Elsa Maria Valdes V 6:00 PM V Jeanne Kevil V Rose Pintozzi To take the gifts up at Mass, please see an Usher. July 29, 2018 Page Five PLEASE PRAY WITH US Pray for Priests and St. Peregrine Service On Mondays at 7:00pm and on Thursdays after 8:15am Mass, we pray for our ordained. Take time to pray with us and bring your rosary. Pray the Rosary at Aanchor Abortion Clinic Please join Bishop Conlon, Deacon Jim Eaker and the Pro-Life Heroes to pray the Rosary on Wednesday, Aug. 1, at 9:20 am. Address is 1186 Roosevelt Rd., Glen Ellyn (two blocks west of Main St. [Lombard]) God Bless You, Deacon Jim Eaker PRAYERS FOR OUR FAMILY For the Sick Please pray for all the sick and their families: Marynell Greer Colleen Buhrfiend John Kotowski Linda Kotowski Daniel Gregory Renee Moran-Vogel 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 the protection of the men and women of our Armed Forces, especially those serving in the Middle East. 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: For the intentions of Isabelle Rodriguez. In thanksgiving for Sharon and Gary. For Megan s 40th Wedding Anniversary. For the wisdom and help buying a house. For the repose of the soul of our friend: Salvatore Raimondi OUR NEWLY BAPTIZED The Sacrament of Baptism was celebrated on Sunday, July 22, 2018 TENLEY KATHRYN Daughter of Christopher and Kathryn (Johnson) Jensen

6 Page Six July 29, 2018 Get Excited about the Catholic Faith! Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Would you like to be baptized? Would you like to receive the sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Eucharist? Do you feel a calling to inquire about the Catholic faith? ASK LEARN DISCUSS The Fundamentals of our Faith. We invite you to participate in the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. Our program starts in September. If you, a family member or someone you know would like more information about our RCIA program, please call the Visitation Rectory Office at First Saturday Devotions to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Next Saturday, August 4 8:15 am, in the Church We extend a warm invitation to all parishioners to join us once a month for the Five First Saturdays Devotion in honor of Mary s Immaculate Heart, beginning with 8:15 am Mass. Devotion follows with 45 minutes of prayer, reflection, and meditation. Why five Saturdays? The number five is significant because Jesus told Sister Lucia (one of the Fatima seers) that there are five kinds of offenses and blasphemies against the Immaculate Heart of Mary: Blasphemies against her Immaculate Conception. Blasphemies against her Virginity. Blasphemies against her Divine Maternity. Blasphemies of those who openly seek to foster in the hearts of children, indifference or contempt and even hatred for Mary Immaculate. Blasphemies of those who directly insult her in her sacred statues and images. Our Lady s words to Sister Lucia: I promise at the hour of death to help with the graces needed for their salvation, whoever on the first Saturdays of five consecutive months, shall confess and receive Holy Communion, recite five decades of the Rosary and keep me company for fifteen minutes while meditating on the mysteries of the rosary with the intention of making reparation to me. It is a great way to start your Saturday! IT S OK TO STARE with OPEN EYES Visitation Catholic Church FILIPINO SIMBANG GABI BAKE SALE Sunday, August 19, after all Masses The Visitation Filipino Simbang Gabi Committee is having a fundraising bake sale. Please come, taste and enjoy our delicious bakeries to support our Simbang Gabi Advent Mass. Our Simbang Gabi Advent Mass will be celebrated on Thursday, Dec. 20, at 7:30pm, followed by fellowship dinner. To those who have never sat before the Lord with Open Eyes, Eucharistic Adoration can seem like a waste of time. And yet to those who have tasted the goodness of the Lord, Adoration has the power to move us closer to Jesus. Think about Jesus encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well. At the very beginning of their conversation, Jesus told her, If you knew the gift of God, and who it is that is saying to you, Give me a drink. You would have asked Him, and He would have given you living water (John 4:10). In a similar manner, Eucharistic Adoration is not about our giving Jesus a drink by giving up our time to be with Him as much as it is about our coming to Jesus and asking Him for a drink. It s about presenting our needs to the Lord and asking Him to fill us up with heavenly grace and heavenly power and heavenly wisdom. It s about receiving all that we need to live in Him and for Him in this world. The more we fix our eyes on Jesus, the more we will appreciate how much He goes out of His way to reach us. When we come to meet Him in Adoration, He shows us just as He showed the Samaritan woman that He wants to be our Lord, our Savior and our friend. As our eves are opened, we will take His advice and ask Him for a drink of His living water. And we will never be the same again. ( from The Word Among us) It s OK to stare! Our Adoration Chapel is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To become a registered adorer, contact Joan or Mary There is a need for an adorer to adore the Fourth Saturday of every month at 8 pm.

7 Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary Time Knights of Columbus and CCW Host Visitation Parish PANCAKES for PRO LIFE and PIZZA for PRO LIFE WE ARE AT 50% OF OUR GOAL TO RAISE $20,000 TO PURCHASE AN ULTRASOUND MACHINE FOR CARENET OF DUPAGE COUNTY PIZZA! SATURDAY! AUG. 4 AFTER 5 PM MASS HOSPITALITY ROOM PANCAKES! SUNDAY, AUG. 5 AFTER MASSES HOSPITALITY ROOM July 29, 2018 Page Seven 78% of women with unplanned pregnancies CHOOSE LIFE after getting a 3D Ultrasound The Knights of Columbus and Visitation CCW invite you to stop by the parish Hospitality Room on Saturday for pizza and/or Sunday for pancake-wrapped breakfast sausage-to go! Proceeds benefit CareNet Pregnancy Services of DuPage whose mission is to prevent unplanned pregnancies and counsel women to embrace an alternative to abortion: married parenting, adoption, co-parenting, single parenting, or short-term foster care. One way they do this is by using an ultrasound machine to show clients the life growing within them. As part of the Knights of Columbus Culture of Life Program, they will match that gift with another $20,000! Help us reach our goal in 2018! All proceeds will benefit CareNet Pregnancy Services of DuPage Join our 2018 Visitation Music Ministry World Peace Through Sacred Music DIOCESE OF JOLIET FULL TIME POSITIONS Assoc. Director Marketing & Enrollment Management Administrative Assistant View job description at listjobs.php. Interested applicants meeting qualifications should cover letter, resume and salary requirement to: humanresources@dioceseofjoliet.org. ARMED FORCES PRAYER LIST We remember in prayer our military as they serve in our Armed Forces and pray for God s protection. FALL MUSIC MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES CHILDREN S CHOIR (Grades 3-8) Practice on WEDNESDAY, 3:30 pm ADULT CHOIR (High School-Adult) Practice on TUESDAY, 7:00 pm ***HAND BELL ENSEMBLE ***ST. GABRIEL BRASS ***YOUTH INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL ENSEMBLE Please contact Music Director Barb Masters at or b.masters@visitationparish.org or masterspackhem@yahoo.com United States Air Force MSGT Kevin James (Ramstein AFB, Germany) AMN Natalee Arbino (Wright Paterson, OH) AMN E2 Jacob Neimanan (Ft. Sam Houston, TX) AMN Eric E. James (DYESS AFB, Abilene, TX)) SSGT Christopher Lenz (Tinker AFB, OK) United States Army CPT Joseph Doyle (ID) MAJ Patrick Leen (IL) 1LT Timothy Drahokoupil (Ft. Campbell, KY) LT Joseph D. Frost (Fort Knox, KY) CPT Nicholas Keller (Ft. Knox, KY) 2 LT Thomas J. Diwisch (Fort Bragg, NC) PVT Stephen Taylor (Ft. Jackson, SC) United States Coast Guard CPO Patrick Kirby (TX) United States Marine Corps PVT Nicholas Acevedo (CA) 2 LT Kurt P. James (Darwin, Australia) SGT David Byrne (Japan) CPL Conor Croci (MCAS Miramar, CA) LCPL Eric E. Gibas (Camp Pendleton, CA) United States Navy LCDR Robert Aranha (United States) To add a name to this list, please call

8 Page Eight July 29, 2018 Religious Education News AUGUST 1:RE registration deadline ($100 late fee after ) Registration forms available in the rectory or the RE Office Religious Education Sessions: Weekly Wednesdays 4:30 5:45 pm (K 8) Weekly Wednesdays 6:30 7:45 pm (1 8) Monthly Sundays 10:15 11:45 am (K 8) IMPORTANT: The Diocese of Joliet requires two years of enrollment in a religious education program or Catholic school prior to receiving the following Sacraments: 1 st & 2 nd Grade 1 st Reconciliation and 1 st Communion 7 th & 8 th Grade Confirmation RE CLASSES begin (WED) Sept. 5 and (SUN) Sept 9: Parent and child start together in the gym. Children will then go to class as parents remain for family faith session. Volunteer Catechists and Aides Needed! WED: 4:30 5:45 pm (9/5 to 4/24) Grades K/1/2/3/4/5/7 WED: 6:30 7:45 pm (9/5 to 4/24) Grades 1/2/3/4/5/7 SUN (once a month): 10:15 11:45 am Grades K/1/2/3/4/5 Please contact Matt Pozen, Director of Faith Formation, matt.pozen@visitationcc.org call x502. Visitation Catholic Church Catholic Charities GOLF OUTING Thursday, August 23 Shotgun start: 1 pm, Joliet Country Club. Standard Foursome: $640; Single player: $160. Fee includes driving range and 18 hole green fees with cart, buffet lunch, two drinks on course and buffet dinner. For tickets, please call or visit catholiccharitiesjoliet.org. Proceeds to benefit Catholic Charities, Diocese of Joliet programs and services. Sponsorships are available! For detailas please contact Pete Kinsella at pkinsella@cc-doj.org or PARISH DIRECTORY Adoration Chapel Mary Lewis Joan Taylor Altar Servers Rev. Michael Kearney Casserole Ministry Kathy Best Council of Catholic Women Mary Beth Lucas mbblucas@gmail.com CRHP Kathy Fowler Crypt of the Saints Richard Montalbano Elizabeth Ministry Clarita Iozzo Fathers Club Craig Heiss... craigheiss@gmail.com 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 Rosary Maker Ministry Lorene Bryan 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 gpkcdc@juno.com Valentino Activity Center Linda Roberts Vis Seniors Mary Ann Kramer Vocation Committee Pam Gaudio Joan Taylor Women s Volleyball Tracy Nelson mtnelson95@yahoo.com BULLETIN DEADLINE Thursday at 12 NOON Suzanne Noonan bulletin@visitationcc.org

9 VISITATION PARISH LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE AUG 4/5 5:00 PM 6:30 AM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 NOON 6:00 PM LECTORS John Boyle Bob Kaminski Denise Devine Donna Rozycka Joe Falcone Ryan Kosowski Linda Swieton [NOT FILLED 4] Catherine Shea Rosalie Ward Susan Stanisz Tom Lawless EUCHARISTIC Bob Kaminski Velma DuRocher Joyce Bennett Mary Ohm Mary Ann Hartnett Theresa Koenigsberger Linda Smith Robert Bennett Ray Hill Elizabeth Quinn MINISTERS Sabrina Ruff Clarita Iozzo Elaine Ryba Rose Krajewski Paul Morris ALTAR SERVERS MUSIC MONDAY Patrick Wisniewski Caitlin Wisniewski Conal Doyle Luke Dolsen Nick Zanoni Jim Brown Jack Miuccio Krystyna Miuccio Robert Brannon Rachael Bricker [NOT FILLED 1] DAILY 8:15 AM MASS ALTAR SERVER ASSIGNMENT (JULY 30-AUG 4) TUESDAY Sam Hemmersmeier Luke Hemmersmeier Maggie Berigon Jenny Fromelt Brendan Carillo Barb Masters Regina Gibbons WEDNESDAY Maggie Berigon Clare Lopatka Jack Beckman Nicka Zaragoza Alysa Lawton Barb Masters Suzy Salgado Debbie Verdone Karen Boozell THURSDAY Scott Zaragoza Molly Lucas Brady Levin Clara Lawrence Adrian Schafer Jim Brown FRIDAY Michael Wilson Beth Frolik Laney Ledbetter Scott Zaragoza William Czech SATURDAY Camryn McGreal David Manchester 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: 6:30 am, 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 SUMMER OFFICE HOURS: [MON-THUR] 8:30 am-4:30 pm; [FRI] 9:00 am-12 Noon 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, Teodora Kulikowska, Admin. Asst , x206 VISTATION CATHOLIC SCHOOL Website: Phone: /Fax: Carrie Mijal, School Principal cmijal@visitationelmhurst.org Katie McVey, School Assistant Principal kmcvey@visitationelmhurst.org BISHOP OF JOLIET Most Rev. R. Daniel Conlon, J.C.D.