We are a people who understand the Lord s call:

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1 5 2 8 L a t h r o p A v e n u e R i v e r F o r e s t, I l l i n o i s w w w. s t l u k e p a r i s h. o r g We are a people who understand the Lord s call: F e b r u a r y 1 9, S e v e n t h S u n d a y i n O r d i n a r y T i m e

2 MASS INTENTIONS Monday, February 20 6:30 am Kathy McMahon 8:00 am James Busse Tuesday, February 21 - St. Peter Damian 6:30 am Msgr. Luigi Giussani 8:00 am Carol O Neill Wednesday, February 22 - The Chair of St. Peter the Apostle 6:30 am Elizabeth Kennedy 8:00 am Lillian Dahlstrom Thursday, February 23 - St. Polycarp 6:30 am Bob Grimes 8:00 am Rosaleen Sherlock Friday, February 24 6:30 am Lukas Madden 8:00 am Svava Sherman Saturday, February 25 8:00 am Eloise J. Yerkes 5:00 pm Patricia Corti Sunday, February 26 7:30 am Helen O Hara 9:00 am The People of St. Luke Parish 10:30 am Joan Bell 12:00 pm Nadia Vern MINISTERS OF THE LITURGY Monday, February 20 (Presidents Day) 8:00 am Adult Servers Tuesday-Friday, February :00 am E Dugan, C Dooley Saturday, February 25 5:00 pm Servers C Crotty, M Jacobs, J Williams Lectors J Bobak, A O Connell Euch Min Y Bobak, L Hogan, C Madden, M O Donoghue, B Peterson, H Peterson, M Peterson Sunday, February 26 7:30 am Servers M Halloran, J Flanagan, A Halloran Lectors I Gonzalez, J Lynch Euch Min B Halloran, J Sullivan, M Sullivan 9:00 am Servers Mikey Scelfo, S Altier, C Stumbris Lectors LM Froelich, T Graefe Euch Min J Duszynski, P Muldoon, R Norton, G Rara, S Scelfo, B Stumbris, J Stumbris 10:30 am Servers J O Connor, A Delatorre, M Keith Lectors D Hopkinson, D Kurtenbach Euch Min J Baier, C Doyle, S Doyle, M Hosty, M Karasis, B Murray, S Murray 12:00 pm Servers C Dawson, E Dillon, S Goslin Lectors F Auteri, K Iammartino Euch Min L Amison, L Goslin, M Goslin, B Huerta, A Roche 2 For one-time gifts or your weekly Sunday contribution, GiveCentral.org makes it fast and convenient for you to support St. Luke Parish with payments from your bank or credit card account using your computer or smartphone. Try it today! WELCOME TO ST. LUKE River Forest, IL SCRIPTURE READINGS For Masses the week of February Sun: Lv 19:1-2, 17-18/Ps 103:1-4, 8, 10, 12-13/ 1 Cor 3:16-23/Mt 5:38-48 Mon: Sir 1:1-10/Ps 93:1-2, 5/Mk 9:14-29 Tue: Sir 2:1-11/Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40/Mk 9:30-37 Wed: 1 Pt 5:1-4/Ps 23:1-3a, 4-6/Mt 16:13-19 Thu: Sir 5:1-8/Ps 1:1-4, 6/Mk 9:41-50 Fri: Sir 6:5-17/Ps 119:12, 16, 18, 27, 34-35/Mk 10:1-12 Sat: Sir 17:1-15/Ps 103:13-18/Mk 10:13-16 Next Sunday: Is 49:14-15/Ps 62:2-3, 6-9/1 Cor 4:1-5/ Mt 6:24-34 Liturgical Publications Inc PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK: Kimberly Bak, Neelam Chopra, Fr. Bob Cross, Bill Darley, Steven DiBiase, Robert Gorman, Timothy Harnett, Fred Heiss, Kathy Ann Howard, Stephen Kehoe, Barry Koster, Frank Kurr, John Lennon, Dennis McDonnell, Lillian Njoku, Kevin Nolan, Paul Novak, Kelly Petersen, Geraldine Redmond, Fr. Paul Reicher, Jonathan Saucedo, Patti Sheehan, Tom Trankina, and Michael Gerard White AND FOR OUR DECEASED: Erwin Baar, Fr. James Moriarty, Helen Quaid, and AnaVictoria Segoviano STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE But I say to you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. ~Matthew 5:44 Love your enemies is easier said than done, no doubt. But remember, the foundation of stewardship is prayer. When we are in close communication with God, it opens our heart and it turns our attention away from me and moves it towards God and others. It allows us to have a little more empathy for our enemy. When we pray for others even our enemies it perhaps softens their hearts as well. Our Weekly Offerings From the weekend of February Weekly Budget $15, Actual Weekly Giving $27, Fiscal Year to Date (From 7/1/16) Budget to Date $495, Actual Weekly Giving $493, Difference to Date for Year +/(-) $( 1,967.00) We are always very grateful for the sacrifices you make to support the mission, goals, and ministry of St. Luke Church. Thank you for your generosity!

3 This weekend, our parish is conducting the Annual Catholic Appeal in-pew Commitment Weekend. Please remember that the Annual Catholic Appeal is much different than a one-time special collection. It is a pledge campaign where you can make a gift payable in installments. The ACA theme, Love Your Neighbor As Yourself, was selected to remind us that our contributions to the Annual Catholic Appeal enable the funded ministries and services to share God s love with many others in our parish and our Archdiocese. Each pledge makes a difference because all parishes participate in the campaign and the gifts of many enable our Archdiocese to deliver needed ministries and services. Your contribution will help support the Archdiocese s many ministries and services: Grants and scholarships for schools and parish ministries serving economically disadvantaged communities and SPRED in more than 100 parishes Family Ministries and Respect Life programs supporting the dignity of life from conception to natural death Love, the Lord tells us, is never abstract or distant; it sees and it responds. The compassion shown by the Samaritan is an image of the infinite mercy of God, who always sees our needs and draws near to us in love. The command to love God and neighbor, then, is supremely practical; it entails caring for others even to the point of personal sacrifice. Jesus himself is the model of the Good Samaritan. By imitating his love and compassion, we show ourselves truly to be his followers. ~Pope Francis, General Audience April 26, 2016 Recruitment and formation of lay ministers and deacons and ongoing spiritual formation of priests Ministries of care and comfort to those in need locally and to the poor in foreign lands Heavenly Father, Help us to realize the overwhelming needs of others right here in our communities; Those who need support, comfort, and, most of all, those who need to hear the good news of salvation that your Son, Jesus Christ, made possible. Open our hearts to the realization that we should share the blessings You have given us, by seeing that others receive assistance and the Sacraments. Bless our efforts as we work together with our brothers and sisters in parishes throughout the Archdiocese to provide support to so many people through the Annual Catholic Appeal. Amen. Thank you for your prayerful consideration and generous response! FEBRUARY 19, 2017 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 3

4 Surely you ve already sent in your RSVP by now! (If not, don t worry, you still have time to reserve your seats as long as we hear from you by this Wednesday!) Now get ready to start bidding on some fabulous items! You can get started before Saturday as bidding opens online this week for many fabulous items like these: Bulls Package: Basketful of goodies for the Bulls v. Cavaliers March 30 game, with dinner at Rosebud Cheers! 2006 Dom Perignon Cruiser Bikes: Two Huffy classic girls / women s bikes Dream home: Eight room 30 x36 fully furnished dollhouse Smoker-Grill: Deluxe 22 Weber Cooker/ Smoker Sox Shirt: #53 jersey autographed by Milky Cabrera First, pre-register your phone or tablet or computer now by contacting Sheila Price via at sprice@stlukeparish.org. (You can also register when you arrive Saturday night with the Gesture auction crew members; they ll be wearing gray shirts). It s easy to bid: you only enter numbers. Easy as 1-2-3! You ll receive texts confirming your bids, and you ll even be notified right away by text message if someone outbids you! At the end of the night on Saturday, you will receive a text message of all items you have won. Checkout will be a breeze! If you can text, you can bid! So be sure to charge up your phone now and enjoy the dinner dance because there will be no need to leave your table to check bids on clipboards! Get your Golden Ticket! Our popular Live Auction Golden Ticket, which will be sold during the evening of the Dinner Dance will give one lucky person their choice of any Live Auction item before the bidding begins. Auction items that normally fetch thousands of dollars can be yours for just $100! Make sure you are one of the lucky Golden Ticket purchasers! Raffle tickets going fast! There s also still time to buy tickets after each Mass this weekend. After that, call Sheila Price at the number below for a chance in our cash raffle. A $10 bill in your wallet or purse could net you up to $2,500 in winnings! If you have any questions about this year s Dinner Dance & Auction, please contact Sheila Price, St. Luke Director of Stewardship and Development, at or sprice@stlukeparish.org. 4 WELCOME TO ST. LUKE River Forest, IL

5 St. Luke is losing a real music aficionado this month as Sister Maureen Sauer, SNDdeN, retires from St. Luke s music ministry after 17 years of service here. I think it is the fact that all of my life I have been passionate about music, Sister said when she started at St. Luke in I have been involved in some form of music either in the classroom or in parish ministry. Through the years, the Sister of Notre Dame de Namur has had a rich and varied career, which was characterized by her love of music, the beautiful tones of her professionally trained voice, and her dedication to excellence in all things. With degrees from the Cincinnati College Conservatory and Northwestern University, she has taught grade school and high school, has sung as a soloist and in choruses, most notably the Lyric Opera Chorus for nine seasons, and has served in music ministry in a variety of roles. Before coming here, she served as music director at St. Catherine-St. Lucy Parish for 21 years. She also was much in demand as a clinician and instructor at Northeastern Illinois University and for cantor workshops sponsored by the Archdiocese of Chicago s Office of Divine Worship. She also held a variety of leadership roles for her congregation, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. At St. Luke, Sr. Maureen has served as choir director, has guided the parish music ministry as director of music, performed the roles of organist and cantor director, and has offered private vocal instruction. I believe that among the many signs and symbols used by the Church to celebrate its faith, music is of preeminent importance, she once said. Music can lead the assembly to a richer, fuller experience of the holy. I feel privileged to share in this ministry. Sister Maureen will be moving to her order s motherhouse in Ohio later this month. Cards and well wishes may be dropped off at the rectory until February 24. After that, they should be mailed directly to Sister at: Mount Notre Dame 701 E Columbia Avenue Cincinnati, OH On Saturday, March 11, the Archdiocese invites all altar servers and their families from our Vicariate to a special Mass and celebration in appreciation of their service to Christ, the Church, and the parishes they serve. Bishop John Manz will celebrate the Mass at 11:30 am at St. Priscilla Church in Chicago, with lunch, games, and activities to follow, including an opportunity for the altar servers and their family to take a picture with the bishop. The event is free, but you must sign up in advance. Please RSVP to Fr. Steve before February 27 at or sbauer@stlukeparish.org. We are preparing to publish a new St. Luke Parish Directory, and part of that preparation is assuring that the information we have for each household is correct and approved for use. The last directory was published in 2014, and if your listing is still correct and no changes or additions are required, there is no need to respond. However, if you ve registered in the parish since 2013, or if the listing of your name/s, address, telephone number, or address in the 2014 edition needs updating, please contact Agnes at the parish office ( or akomperda@stlukeparish.org) as soon as possible. Thank you for taking the time to respond so that the 2017 Parish Directory can be as accurate and complete as possible. FEBRUARY 19, 2017 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 5

6 St. Luke Parish children preparing for their First Eucharist took a step closer to the sacrament with our traditional celebration of Jesus Day last Saturday afternoon. With their parents at their side, the children made banners, designed their First Communion plates, and practiced their Communion Meditation song. Father John, Fr. Steve, Sr. Colleen, and Kitti McSorley led the children and parents on group tours of the church. It was a wonderful day to think about What will it be like when I receive Jesus? Please continue to pray for the children of our parish as they continue sacramental preparation for the reception of their First Eucharist on April 29. Look for additional photos on our parish Facebook page at facebook.com/stluke.riverforest. Lent, which begins this year with Ash Wednesday on March 1, is the season of silence. It is a time to enter into the desert as Jesus did for 40 years. In the upcoming February 26 issue of Chicago Catholic newspaper, please look for the article from Cardinal Blase Cupich about Lent and 6 WELCOME TO ST. LUKE River Forest, IL silence (also online at chicagocatholic.com). In this article, the Cardinal asks all pastors to invite their communities to take extra time for silence after Communion to allow God to speak to us for nothing in all of creation is so like God as silence.

7 The state representative for River Forest and Forest Park in the Illinois House of Representatives is Emanuel "Chris" Welch The state rep for Oak Park is Camille Lilly, FEBRUARY 19, 2017 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 7

8 The Hospitality House was a sea of red on Tuesday as the Prime Timers celebrated their popular Valentine s Day Tea Party. It was a sight to see with the elaborately deco-rated scones, cakes, and tea sandwiches brought a big smile to everyone s face! Our Summer Service Trip 2017 is planned for July 9-15 to the Catholic Heart WorkCamp in northwestern Pennsylvania. This trip is for incoming high school freshmen and above who want to spend an incredible week working, serving, pondering, dancing, praying, making friends, laughing, and being transformed! More details and application forms are available on the parish website now. There is limited space, so turn your forms in as soon as possible. For more info, contact Fr. Steve at sbauer@stlukeparish.org or Would you like to meet a great group of people who simply want to grow closer to God and the people around them? Then Bible Study is for you! Join the group on Thursdays at 7:00 pm from February 16-March 30 as they explore Follow Me: Meeting Jesus in the Gospel of John from Ascension Press. With the self-study guide, group discussions, and insightful videos, you will see what it means to have a personal encounter with Christ. If you are interested, call or Lauretta Froelich at lmfroe@sbcglobal.net or WELCOME TO ST. LUKE River Forest, IL The St. Luke Peace and Justice Committee invites all parishioners to join a discussion of the book Who Speaks for Islam by John Esposito of Georgetown University during March and early April. The concept of this timely book is simple. After collecting vast amounts of data representing the views of the world s Muslims, the author asked the questions everyone wants the answers to: What is at the root of antiamericanism in the Muslim world? Who are the extremists? What do Muslim women really want? With these and other questions in hand, the author let the empirical evidence dictate the answer. The group will meet three times to discuss the book on March 6, March 20, and April 3, starting at 7:30 pm. The first meeting will be at Sylvia Giura s home at 935 Bonnie Brae in River Forest. The second meeting will be at the home of Gail Haffner, and the final evening will be at Renee and Terry Norton s home. (Participants are asked to read the first third of the book prior to the first meeting.) For any questions, call Tony Graefe, , or Mary Ann Tuerk,

9 At the commencement of the Advent season, our 5th graders were given a gift. The students and both 5th grade teachers each received a cash donation in the amount of $50 from an anonymous donor. The gift came with only one stipulation: The goal was to pay it forward and donate the money to a worthy cause. Before donating to the charity of their choice, the students participated in several activities in the classroom. First, they learned about the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. The students worked in teams to create presentations that displayed their knowledge of specific works of mercy. They then brainstormed a list of charities they thought would benefit from their donation. The research included information on the background of the organization, where or who their money would go to, and an explanation of why they chose each charity. The students were then given time to share their ideas with the whole class. The 5th graders and their parents worked together to find the perfect fit for their charity thereby allowing a connection to be made between home and school. Hephzibah House, Rett Syndrome Association, Advocate Lutheran General, and Misericordia are among the many organizations that the students chose for their money. Some students also started Facebook pages to raise even more money to give to their charity, and some parents matched the original donation. After much reflection and discussion, the final part of this project was a letter to the anonymous donor. The students wrote not only a letter of thanks, but also a reflection and description of where each one donated the money and why. It was a wonderful way of truly teaching the students the meaning of Advent. FEBRUARY 19, 2017 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 9

10 The St. Luke Athletic Committee congratulates the following winner of this week s 500 Club drawing: St. Luke Caring and Sharing Thank you to all who have purchased memberships in the Club, the proceeds of which go directly to fund the school s athletic programs. Please remember these couples in your prayers as they prepare to receive the Sacrament of Marriage: Michael Peter Kwit and Mary Pat Nickels to be wed March 18 David Andrew Lindley and Shelley Marie Hickey to be wed May 13 Jeremy Richard Fager and Kathleen Joan Hamilton to be wed June 16 Christopher M. White and Denielle Jo Anderson to be wed June 17 Help is right around the corner! 24-Hour Crisis Line: Rev. John Szmyd, Pastor jszmyd@stlukeparish.org Rev. Steven Bauer, Associate Pastor sbauer@stlukeparish.org Rev. Leroy Wickowski (Retired) lwickowski@stlukeparish.org Rev. Mr. John Baier johnbaier@isp.com Rev. Mr. Jim Doyle deacondoyle@gmail.com Rev. Mr. Paul Faherty (retired) pfaherty00@aol.com Rev. Mr. Terry Norton reneeterrynorton@gmail.com Rev. Mr. Bob Slobig bobslobig@comcast.net Lathrop Avenue, River Forest stlukeparish@stlukeparish.org Agnes Komperda, Office Manager akomperda@stlukeparish.org Glenn Wagner, Parish Business Manager gwagner@stlukeparish.org Sheila Price, Director of Stewardship & Development sprice@stlukeparish.org Arlene Michna, Music Director amichna@stlukeparish.org Bradley Collins, Communications Coordinator bcollins@stlukeparish.org Ashland Avenue, River Forest jschwarzbeck@stlukeparish.org Timothy Wesley, Principal twesley@stlukeparish.org Ashland Avenue, River Forest religiouseducation@stlukeparish.org Sr. Colleen Nolan, O.P., Director cnolan@stlukeparish.org Ashland Avenue, River Forest Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil (anticipated) Mass 5:00 pm, and Sunday 7:30, 9:00, and 10 : 30 am, and 12:00 noon Weekdays: Monday-Friday, 6:30 & 8:00 am, Saturday 8:00 am Confessions The Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation is offered after 6:30 and 8:00 am weekday Masses and by appointment. Call the rectory to schedule a time. Adoration and Benediction Prayer before the Blessed Sacrament occurs every first Saturday after the 8:00 am Mass and rosary. Rectory Office Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Interested in Learning More About the Catholic Faith? Anyone wishing to complete their sacraments or learn more about the Catholic faith may inquire about our adult faith formation program (RCIA) by calling the rectory for more information. 10 WELCOME TO ST. LUKE River Forest, IL New Parishioners If you re new to the community or just new to our church, please stop by the rectory to introduce yourself and register so we can welcome you into the full life of our parish. Communion Visits and Ministry of Care A parish priest or Minister of Care will be happy to visit those who are sick or homebound. Please call the rectory to make arrangements. Baptism Baptisms take place on the first and third Sundays of each month except during Lent. Preparation meetings are held on the first Monday of every month for the parents of children who will be baptized. Arrangements can be made by calling the rectory. Marriage Couples wishing to be married should call the rectory to set up an appointment with one of the parish priests at least six months in advance of the desired wedding date. Anointing of the Sick Elderly parishioners, those in poor health or who are anticipating surgery can call the rectory to arrange to receive the sacrament of anointing.

11 VISITING ANGELS Non-Medical In-Home Care for Seniors and Disabled Adults James G. Frazier, D.M.D., M.S. COMPREHENSIVE, QUALITY, OTHODONTIC CARE Flexible Payment Options Insurance Accepted 400 Lathrop Ave. Suite 203 River Forest, IL Barnard s Schwinn Established in W. North Avenue Oak Park, IL Owned & Operated by Jeff & Greg Hajduk HIGH SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE STRENGTH FAITH 7574 West Division, River Forest Robert J. Slobig Attorney at Law Torshen, Slobig & Axel, Ltd. 33 N. Dearborn St., Ste Chicago, IL rslobig@torshen.com Our Planet Automotive Where your green goes a long way Madison Street Oak Park, Il Ask about our referral program! Commerical/Residential Waste Collection & Recycling Service McNULTY PLASTERING AND STUCCO Family Owned and Operated for over 50 Years 708/ Established 1890 P. M. WALSH & CO. Realtors Tagger O Brien, Parish Member 7636 W. North Ave. (708) taggerob@comcast.net A Premium Cigar Lounge Fully Stocked Walk-In Humidor Comfortable Seating Big Screen TVs Free WiFi Private Meeting Area Refrigerated Beverages Coffee Bar Special Events HEATING COOLING Harrison St., Oak Park Lake Street, River Forest (Across from St Lukes Church) Circle Bowling Lanes 7244 Circle Avenue Forest Park Party Room - Open Bowl - Bumpers Cozy Corner Breakfast Boutique Open 7 days a week 6 am - 4 pm 138 N. Marion St, Oak Park, IL (708) Total Tree Care Service Call for a free estimate davistreecare@gmail.com ELM FLOOR INC. HARDWOOD FLOOR MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION NOTRE DAME FAMILY CENTER REV. JAMES N. WATZKE, PH.D. Depression - Anxiety - Stress - Diag. Eval. Family, Marital, Individual Therapy Separation - Divorce - Substance Abuse ADHD/Psycholog. Assessmt. - Medicare Se Habla Español 1 S 376 Summit, Oak Bk. Ter. (630) Ponzio Dental 7053 W North Avenue Suite 2 Oak Park, IL (708) wewelcomecowards.com Beautifully Appointed Guest Rooms & Suites Meeting/Banquet Facilities Group Discounts (708) Pleasant St. Oak Park, IL Experience the Northwoods Summer water sports, Fall Colors, Winter snowmobiling 3 bedroom modern cabin for rent on Lake Minocqua, WI Contact Bill Piper, Parishioner One Topping 14 Pizza Only $ W North Ave Elmwood Park 7375 West North Avenue River Forest, Illinois (708) Serving your community since L. MARSHALL ROOFING & SHEET METAL INC. (Commercial and Residential) 2100 Lehigh Ave., Glenview, IL Tom Poulos Andy Gagliardo Broker/Owner Broker/Owner NUZZO SEWER & PLUMBING INC Power Rodding All Sewer & Plumbing Repairs & Installation Specializing in Flood Control Correcting Low Water Pressure Video Sewer & Locating Service Lic Member FDIC Dan Watts, President 7348 W. Madison St W. Roosevelt Rd For ad info. call St. Luke, River Forest, IL. B 4C

12 Angie Montroy Angie s Pantry, Inc. Weekly Meal Service & Catering angiemontroy@angiespantry.com MCB Spotless Carwash 7802 Madison St. & 7343 Roosevelt in Forest Park We Accept All Major Credit Cards spotlessautowash.com Estate Sales We ll conduct any size Estate Sale, Big or Small, We ll Sell It All! mcbrazas@yahoo.com Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today! JHansen@4LPi.com or (800) x2683 Best Quality... Best Price S. 61st Ave., Cicero, IL WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME 7750 West Cermak Road - Forest Park Serving all Cemeteries - On-Site Crematory - Memorial DVD s and Internet Memorials- It is our privilege and honor to serve Saint Luke Parish Peter B. Kennedy - Manager & Funeral Director, St. Luke School Alumni & Parishioner Yum Thai Restaurant T h e B e s t T h a i F o o d i n F o re s t P a rk J. M. J. In Loving Memory of the Williams, Karasis, & Kurr Families See you in Heaven MJO REALTY, INC. Mary Jane Oliver Managing Broker (office) (cell) mjorealty@yahoo.com River Forest Lawn Sprinklers ENGINEERING INSTALLATION SERVICE For Service Call: Funeral Home Family Owned and Operated Charles M. Williams, Parishioner/Owner 203 South Marion Street - Oak Park ROBERT E LEE & SONS CO. Concrete Excavation Demolition LYNCH DENTAL CENTER John P. Lynch, D.D.S. Frances E. Lynch, D.D.S. Sheila E. Lynch, D.D.S. Karen V. Darley, D.D.S. 340 Lathrop Avenue 30 N. Michigan St River Forest, Illinois Suite Chicago, Illinois We Welcome New Patients Dr. Rebecca Anderson 610 S. Maple Ave. Suite Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today! JHansen@4LPi.com or (800) x2683 lawn care MARK KELTY 338 Lathrop Av., River Forest, IL Ph: (708) Fax: (708) $$ $$ ED THE PLUMBER ED THE CARPENTER Best Work Best Rate Satisfaction Guaranteed As We Do All Our Own Work $$ Parishioner Discount $$ (708) Weddings Anniversary Holiday Parties Luncheons Fashion Shows 7370 West Grand Avenue Elmwood Park, IL / P ETERSON-BASSI C HAPELS Serving St. Luke Families for 3 Generations Residents of River Forest FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED 7777 W. Lake St. Invest in memories - You can t lose Serving Breakfast & Lunch Daily 7am- 4pm 7525 W Madison St. Forest Park Wedding Specialists 841 S. Oak Park Ave, Oak Park, IL (708) $25 Service Coupon callriley.com Hour Towing Forest Park For ad info. call St. Luke, River Forest, IL. A 4C