This page has a list of recently published news and announcements.
One of our sharing parishes, St. Sabina, led by Fr. Michael Pfleger,is organizing a Silent Peace March, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr..
Join the Silent Peach March while carrying blue lights for peace.
When: Tuesday, January 15, 2019
Time: 6:00 PM
For details, please see Silent Peace March in... Read More...
Volunteer Opportunity
Feed the Homeless We will be feeding the homeless who visit the Des Plaines Catholic Charities campus on Thursday, January 17th. We need volunteers to serve the meal and donors to fund this effort. Contact Kathy Quinn, khquinn1944@comcast.net for more information.
Calling All O.L.P.H. High School Basketball Players…
Catholic Youth Organization Basketball Teams Are Forming. If you are interested in receiving information on CYO basketball, use the contact form below.
General Information:
The purpose of this newsletter is to provide specialized information to Religious Education families in an effort to develop a strong relationship with parents as we work together in the religious formation of your children.
November Newsletter
There is an immediate opening for the position of Director of Communications at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Interested candidates, please email cover letter and resume to Jim Dollard, Director of Finance & Operations. (No phone calls please.) The hiring team will review resumes. Eligible candidates will... Read More...
Please remember to bring your baby bottle filled with spare change to church Sunday, October 28.
During the month of October, the Respect Life Ministry is participating in a Baby Bottle Project benefiting The Women’s Center’s of Greater Chicagoland and Aid for Women. These non-profit organizations directly assist mothers and families experiencing crisis pregnancies by offering emotional, financial, material, and spiritual support through counseling, clothing &... Read More...
Keeping our parish records up-to-date helps us serve our parishioners better. It also helps us to keep our printing costs down. Please help us in this quarterly process of updating our registered parishioner list. If you have had a change in your mailing address, email, phone number, marital status, etc., please take a few moments to update your information. This is also a great time to register with the parish if you have not done so yet.
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We are honored to present our 2018-2019 Parish Annual Report. The report summarizes many aspects of parish life that are supported through the stewardship of our faith community.
This past year was remarkable in all that we were able to do! We embraced the mandate of the Parish Transformation Initiative, Each One, Bring One. Several gatherings took place to broaden the number of active parishioners. We launched our Youth Ministry outreach with a full-time youth minister,... Read More...
Each One, Bring One
Sunday, October 14
10:15-11:15 outside the Parish Center
We invite you to join Father Boland and the Parish Council to create emergency brown bag meals for people in need. We will gather outside the Parish Center between the 9:30 and 11:00 masses on Sunday, October 14. All materials will be provided by the Parish Council and we need your loving hands to help us assemble the meals. There are many ways to participate... Read More...
The OLPH Men’s Club would like to thank everyone who attended, volunteered and supported the 9th Annual OLPH Outdoor Mass and Block Party. Led by Fr. Boland and our wonderful priests, our parish celebrated mass together on the rectory lawn and then enjoyed a wonderful night of food, games and plenty of socializing, all the while supporting Sr. Paulanne’s Needy Family Fund and the many great causes of the Men’s Club.
Your contributions are a great support to Sister Paulanne’s Needy... Read More...
Ever wish children came with an instruction manual? They do! Parent Effectiveness Training (P.E.T.) offers proven communication skills that really work.
The Meal Ministry is looking to grow our group as we work to prepare fresh and frozen meals for needy within our own community and beyond.
For over thirty years the Needy Family Fund, under the leadership of Sister Paulanne, has answered the call of those in our parish and community who are in financial crisis.
