Sacramental Living
Centered on the Eucharist, our deepest expression of identity and hope in Christ.
We are a vibrant Catholic community where sacramental living, transformative worship, lifelong spiritual growth, and service to others shape who we are. Here, faith is lived with warmth, beauty, courage, and joy.
Centered on the Eucharist, our deepest expression of identity and hope in Christ.
Spirit-filled liturgies that inspire prayer, reverence, and deeper faith.
Faith formation for every age, rooted in curiosity, creativity, and discipleship.
Compassion in action for the sick, grieving, vulnerable, and all in need.
We welcome you to gather with us in prayer throughout the week for Mass, adoration, reconciliation, and communal devotion.
5:00 pm
Monday - Friday at 9:00 am
Anointing of the Sick is on the first Friday of the month immediately following our 9am Morning Mass in the chapel.
7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am
Adoration: Daily 6am to 12am
Reconciliation: Mondays 5:30pm - 7pm in the Church
We will experience what it means to be rooted in God’s love, our safe place in life’s storms.
Camper and volunteer registration is now open. Please click the button below for additional information and details, or contact Karen McHale in the Family Faith office.
Learn More About Spirit CampThe latest parish updates, upcoming events, and helpful notices, organized by what matters most right now.
The most immediate things happening right now in parish life.
Holy Family will host a food drive for our Faith Feeds partnership this weekend, April 18 and 19, after all Masses. Please see the bulletin and website for details.
Join us this Sunday from 3:00 to 5:00pm at Holy Family for Music Bingo in the narthex, hosted by Nick Fiddick. It’s a fun twist on bingo where you mark off songs instead of numbers. It’s free, easy to play, and great for all ages.
Everything you need will be provided, song titles will appear on the screen, and light refreshments will be available. Space is limited to 100 players.
Joining us after all Sunday Masses this weekend is Mariana Ruano from the University of St. Mary of the Lake. She is here to share information about lay ministry programs, graduate programs, and deacon formation programs for those called to serve.
You can meet Mariana in the narthex after all Sunday Masses.
Upcoming parish opportunities and events over the next several weeks.
Holy Family will host a Clothing Drive for spring and summer clothing only the weekend of April 25 and 26. Donations will go to the Blessed Trinity soup kitchen. Collection bins are in the EAST coatroom. Items requested are for adolescents and adults. Items can be gently used, unless noted as new.
Requested items include new socks, T-shirts, long and short-sleeved T-shirts for adult males, new underwear in small and medium sizes, hoodies, light jackets, work boots, and gently-used shoes and gym shoes.
All donated items will be accepted at Mass times on Saturday and Sunday, no later than noon following the 11am Mass. Thank you! For additional information, contact Andy.
The Cafe returns on April 26 with all your breakfast favorites. The Knights have improved the serving line for faster service. Come to the Cafe and let’s break bread together. All proceeds will go to funding this year’s Pentecost BBQ celebration.
Fr. Terry will be leading a presentation on Eucharistic Adoration and its importance on Wednesday, April 29 from 7:00-8:30pm in the day chapel. Join Fr. Terry as he teaches us how to incorporate and approach the Eucharist in our daily prayer life.
As Catholics, the Eucharist is the summit of our shared faith experience in Christ. You don’t want to miss this sacred evening. Hospitality will be provided. No reservation is required.
Holy Family, in partnership with the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, is offering free native oak saplings to Restore the Canopy.
Order your sapling(s) through April 30. All saplings are 12"-18" and potted. They will grow to be 50'-80', so allow enough space when planting. There is no limit to the number of saplings you can order.
Pick up your ordered sapling(s) before or after Masses on May 9 and 10 in Holy Family’s north parking lot. For questions, contact John Baruch at 224.558.2721 by text or call and leave a message.
If you would also be interested in a high quality, 55 gallon rain barrel, these can be ordered through the MWRD website. Cost is $43.00 and includes delivery to your home. Delivery is only available to Cook County addresses. These will not be delivered to Holy Family.
Order SaplingsI invite you to join us for a Legacy and Estate Planning Seminar on Wednesday, May 13 at 6:30pm at Holy Family. This session is a valuable opportunity to learn more about how to thoughtfully care for your loved ones while also considering the lasting impact of your generosity.
Whether you are just beginning the process or looking to update your plans, this seminar will provide practical insights and guidance. To register, please complete the form on the parish website or reach out to Nick Fiddick.
Helpful ongoing opportunities and parish resources.
Join us Monday, June 15 through Thursday, June 18 to explore the true nature of God at this year’s Spirit Camp, Rainforest Falls. Camper and volunteer registration is now open.
Learn More About Spirit CampAssistive RF listening devices compatible with t-coil hearing aids are available, along with neck loops, ear speakers, and extension cables, through the church office before all Masses.
Holy Family is currently hiring for a Junior Staff Accountant and two part-time evening custodians. Visit our employment page for details.
View Open PositionsDuring this Easter season, we celebrate the triumph of life over death, hope over fear, and love over all that divides us. The light of Christ has risen in our world, in our parish, and in every Act of Kindness we’ve shared.
Click Here To Enter Your Act of KindnessThis Lent, our parish came together and completed over 22,000 Acts of Kindness across six continents. We showed kindness to neighbors and strangers, cared for our planet and our families, supported the elderly and the sick, and practiced compassion both online and in person.
Every act became a spark of hope and a reflection of Christ’s love.
The Resurrection is not the end of our journey. It’s the beginning. Jesus calls us to live with joy, mercy, and renewed compassion for every person.
As we continue through Easter, let’s carry the spirit of Kindness forward. Every act of service says: Christ is risen, and His love lives in me.
Thank you for being part of this movement. Don’t let it end.
Click the link above to record your Acts of Kindness. May we always be a parish that chooses kindness and compassion.
Alleluia! Christ is Risen — He is truly Risen!
See how this movement has spread and continue adding to the story.
Click Here To Enter Your Act of KindnessSee the broader interactive experience connected to our parish kindness movement.
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