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My name is Fr. Jesus Trinidad Oliveros Martinez, and I live
in a town which is very close to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. I
am from a very large Catholic family: there are nine of us,
five brothers and three sisters. One of my sisters is a
religious sister.
Even though God loves everyone, I have come to believe
that God has truly blessed me; because God has been
present in every moment of my life. For example the
powerful moment when I felt called by Him to be a priest.
At the age of 11, I went to study in the “Villa de los Nin os”
which means “boys town.” It was a boarding school in
Mexico City, which was operated by religious sisters.
Every day we had time to study after dinner and there was
a particular day on which I did not have much homework
to do. I decided to read the stories of the saints. When I finished reading the story of St. Francis
of Assisi, I had an overwhelming sense and said “I want to be a priest”. At age 19, I entered the
seminary in Mexico where I studied for 8 years. Eventually, I met the vocation director, who
helped me discern the opportunity to join the Joliet diocese. God was truly present in the
entire process!
After a year, I was accepted to be part of the Joliet diocese, and I was sent to study for 5 years
at the Pontifical College Josephinum in Columbus, Ohio. The seminary is definitely a place
where I grew. The United States has been a country where I have met many wonderful people.
When I was going to be ordained as a deacon, I had the tremendous opportunity to do my
diaconate retreat in Assisi, a place very significant for my vocation because of St. Francis of
Assisi. I visited the church where the tomb of St. Francis is located and I had an opportunity to
pray in thanksgiving for my vocation. Also, in the same trip I served a Mass with Pope Francis.
Though I am not worthy, I feel confident to continue pursuing my vocation.
As a deacon, I did my summer assignment in the Kankakee community at St. John Paul II
Parish. The following year, I was ordained as a priest at the Cathedral of the diocese of Joliet,
and sent to serve for 3 years at St. Andrew Parish in Romeoville.
The vocation that God gives each one of us is one of
the most sacred things that He gives us, and we must
take care to be faithful to the gift of our vocation.
Thank you very much for including me in your
prayers.
Saint Petronille Catholic Parish
Fr. Thomas Milota
June 29, 2021
Dear Parishioners of Saint Petronille,
Happy Independence Day!
We celebrate the freedom that was hard won by so many of our ancestors and the richness of our nation
which includes native people and immigrants from almost every region in the world. Although our nation
seems more divided now than ever, we give thanks for the sacrifice of so many who came to our country
hoping for a better life. We pray for the welfare of our nation, that our Almighty Lord guide her, protect her
and heal her wounds. We pray for those seeking freedom right now and a remedy to injustice wherever it
is found and in whatever form.
Each one of us has a story of our family coming to our nation, members who have given so much for her
welfare and as Saint Petronille Parish marches this 4
thof July in the Glen Ellyn parade let us commend her
into the protection of our loving Lord.
In my own situation, my father’s family emigrated from present day Czech Republic in the first part of the
20
thcentury and so we remember in prayer all of those immigrants seeking this same opportunity. On the
other hand, my mother’s family has roots all the way back to our nation’s founding, including James Smith
who signed the Declaration of Independence and James Harrison Smith who was commissioned in General
George Armstrong Custer’s 7
thCalvary on June 20, 1876 in Madison, Wisconsin. This was 5 days prior to
the famous battle, which meant he was “en route” when the battle occurred. If he had made it to the battle,
you may have been spared having me as your pastor.
Welcome Fr. Jesus!
Fr. Jesus Oliveros begins his term this week at Saint Petronille. As you can see, I have included his photo
and bio in this week’s email and bulletin. Fr. Jesus will also be preaching all of the Masses this weekend and
greeting parishioners after all of the Masses. Please take a moment to say “hello” and welcome Father to
our parish.
Welcome to our new Director of Young Adult/Youth Ministry!
As you know, it has been a long process trying to find the right person for our new Director for Young Adult
and Youth Ministry. Certainly, the pandemic slowed down our process after Annemarie Coman entered
religious life, but we have a wonderful candidate with a great deal of training, experience and energy. It is
my privilege to introduce you to Carina Greico who possesses a BA in Theology and a BS in Psychology from
Loyola University of Chicago and is the founder of the Catholic Student Group at Loyola. She also lived and
worked for several years at Well of Mercy in Arizona and has experience organizing and directing mission
trips. Please take a moment to read her complete biography included elsewhere in the bulletin. Carina will
officially begin work at Saint Petronille on July 8
th.
May Almighty God bless you and keep you.
In Christ,
Dear Parishioners at St. Petronille,
My name is Carina Greico and I am taking on a new role as Director of Young
Adult/Youth Ministry at St. Petronille. I cannot even begin to express my excitement
for being a part of this beautiful parish, community, and mission. Though my role is
mainly interacting with the young adults and youth at St. Petronille, it is my
personal goal to also get to know many of the parishioners here as well.
A little bit about me; I grew up in a very Italian, Catholic home, which means
food and good community are my Love Languages. I have a little turtle named
Tortellini, who loves adventure and escapes very often. I have a deep admiration for
Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II. They are my role models and friends who
intercede for me very often. In my freetime, I enjoy chasing a sunset, watercoloring, and spending time in
front of the Blessed Sacrament.
It is a great joy of mine to serve the young adult community at St. Petronille. I hope to help create an
environment where young people can thrive and feel connected with one other, Christ, and his Church.
Please pray for me as I work towards filling the Church with young faces! Do not hesitate to
introduce yourself if you see me around! I look forward to meeting you all very soon!
With joy,
Carina Greico
St. Petronille Religious Education
Register your children for 2021-2022
Religious Education soon!
All registration forms can be found on the parish website,
under the Ministries Tab – look for Religious Education
www.stpetschurch.org
Our classes will be in person, and we cannot wait to see you!
CATECHISTS are NEEDED! Is this the year to volunteer?
Catechist training will be provided.
See the Volunteer Opportunities Form, on the Religious Education tab
on the parish website
Any questions? Call the Religious Education Office (630) 858-3798
Julie Knox – Director of Religious Education x. 4109
Monday, July 5 St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria and
St. Elizabeth of Portugal
6:15am Intentions of the Celebrant
8:00am Michael Dahlke(si) r. Foley Family
Tuesday, July 6 St. Maria Goretti
6:15am Intentions of the Celebrant
8:00am Dorothy Daly, CSJ(d) r. Marjorie McLain
Wednesday, July 7
6:15am Barbara McCafferty(d) r. Gerrie & Michael Kehnast 8:00am Clement McLain(d) r. Marjorie McLain
Thursday, July 8
6:15am Matt Roth(d) r. Jerry & Maureen Shekleton 8:00am Godofredo Mabilangan(d) r. Geselda Rosal
Friday, July 9 St. Augustine Zhao Rong & Companions
6:15am Maria Caro Ignacio(d) r. Marida Ignacio 8:00am Robert Hilb(d) r. FamilySaturday, July 10
8:00am Marybeth Uhlarik(d) r. Marilyn Korpalski 5:00pm Ann & Emmett Byrne(d) r. Mame Byrne
Sunday, July 11 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30am Michael Glaser(d)
9:30am Marianne Bowles(d) r. Family 11:30am St. Petronille Parishioners
5:00pm Colin Murtaugh(d) r. Sandor Family
(d)=deceased (si)=special intention
Parish Life
Monday: Gn 28:10-22a/Ps 91:1-2, 3-4, 14-15 ab [cf. 2b]/Mt 9:18-26
Tuesday: Gn 32:23-33/Ps 17:1b, 2-3, 6-7ab, 8b and 15 [15a]/Mt 9:32-38
Wednesday: Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a/ Ps 33:2-3, 10-11, 18-19 [22]/Mt 10:1-7 Thursday: Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5/Ps 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21 [5a]/Mt 10:7-15 Friday: Gn 46:1-7, 28-30/Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40 [39a]/Mt 10:16-23 Saturday: Gn 49:29-32; 50:15-26a/Ps 105:1 -2, 3-4, 6-7 [cf. Ps 69:33]/Mt 10:24-33 Next Sunday: Am 7:12-15/Ps 85:9-10, 11-12, 13-14 [8]/Eph 1:3-14 or 1:3-10/Mk 6:7-13
Readings
Week of
July 4, 2021
We pray for this couple as they
look forward to their wedding
day:
Julianna Walsh & Mitchell
Hoem
We welcome the
following children
recently baptized into
Grace Julianne daughter
of Christopher & Anne
(Karcz) Rohr
Lexie Marie, daughter of
Jeffrey & Mallory
(Wielgolewski) Poe
Thank you for your
generous support in
last week’s Peter’s
Pence Collection! As
a parish, we
collected $818.00.
Our contributions, combined with those
from our brothers and sisters around
the world, provide essential support for
the Holy See’s activities and help Pope
Francis relieve the victims of wars,
oppression, and natural disasters
around the world. If you missed the
collection, it is not too late to give. To
donate online, go here:
https://
www.givecentral.org/scpp21-v2
. For
more information, visit
http://
Prayers Needed For Those Who are Sick
Parishioners: Gina Adduci, Max Adduci, Tom Allison, Mili Bertrand, Donna Bresser, Delores Cassidy, Paul Cassidy, James Chambers, Michael Clifford, Becky Elbrecht, Patricia E, Adam Farley, Janice Farley, Jerry Fleischfresser, Anne Geraghty, Gloria Gogola, Tom Gorman, Lorraine Grabner, Erica Gustafson, Lois Hoffman, Elizabeth Hwang, Laura Jay Vicky Judd, Ed Jung, Beth Kilker, Nancy Kirkwood, Guy Lapore, Evelyn Lechner, Jean Leyman, Joan Loesch, Kermit Ludwig, Diane Makowski, Mary McGinty, Mekdes Manno, Jean Mazza, Molly McKenna, Bob Melichar, Marilyn Melichar, James Michel, Mary Ann Mikus, Ethan Moon, Richard Moskal, Simon Nabeti, Clementina Niemann, Richard Pozdol, Sue Scarpelli, Jacqueline Radke, Scott Radke, Don Rauch, Mary Rauch, Ginny Scruggs, David Tansley, Jeff Valaika, Edward Wolski, Tom Zur
Friends/Relatives: Fr. Javier Almanza, Amadeo, Julia Anderson, Constantinos Athanassakis, Ernie Avellana, Gemma Bailey, Bill Blair, Michel Brown, Daniel Burke, Maggie Burzawa, Maria Luz Caro, Teresa Caro, Ben
Cavanaugh, Alyssa Chappell, Randy Rinehart Chase, Dolores Clement, Rita Danner, Kathy Davit, Barbara DeMars, Dee DeMars, Fr. Thomas Dieter, Mary Ann Doherty, Fr. William Donnelly, John Dreyer, Marlys Dunlap, Joni Dunley, Fr. Stephen Eickhoff, John Ellison, Judy Fontana, Anthony Giunta, Sam Graunke, Cecilia Grissom, Patricia Harrison, Christine Hellman, David Higgins, Phyllis Holmen,
Bernadette Hotze, Kay Hyland, David Ignacio, Jinny Irons, Jill Jackson, Elaine Jayson, Jackie Johnson, Marian Johnson, Omar Katafago, Max Kelderhouse, Jill King, Fr. Richard Kostelz, Becky Kreidler, Patrick Kuefler, Kim Kuhnle, Fr. Roger Kutzner, Fr. Jim Lennon, Joy Loboda, Bob Lowrie, Ernestine Lowrie, Mary Anne Luczak, Tim Mackey, Sue Mancini, Chrissy McAleer, Tom McCluskey, John Mertz, Andrew Meyers, Paul Michel, Leo Milota, Margaret Monnier, Lauren Montenegro, Ronald Nelson, Angela Novak, Mary Jo Orbegoso, Fr. Michael Pennock, Baby Carter Polizzi, Angelo Sands, Nancy Sidener, Fr. Miroslaw Stepien, Darin Tenuto, Dee Rankin, Ray Rasmussen, Mary Rathunde, Valerie Rauch, Mary Jane Renschen, John Rossi, Carl
Schaubhut, Angela Schuman, Anu Singh, B Wanda Slupik, Fr. George Smith, Jean Smith, Kay Smith, James Spalo, Michael Stinn, Peter Stone, Julia Suchomski, St. Teresita, Sr. Ellen Thomas, Sylvia Van Witzenburg, Eric Vargas, Kenia Vargas, Anthony Verdico, Michael Vincelette, Nancy Vis, Margaret Waltman, Jason Weiner, Bill Wilkiel, Fr. Keith Wolfe, Ray Young * bold type denotes new to the list this week.
We pray for:
Mike Ramage
that he may now enjoy the great blessings of
eternal life. We pray also for his family and
friends, that they may find peace in the
promises of Christ.
Call Parish Office (630) 469-0404 x0, with names to be added/removed from this list.
Michael Boatright Peter Carey Christopher Cavoli Mitch Chmielarz Patrick Daigle Robert Donnelly Joe Doyle Meagan Doyle Liam Farrell John Hatfield Anthony Iovinelli Francis J. Koykar David Laird Bobby Lendabarker Emily Martis Brian McDevitt Christopher Melka J.J. Miller Mike Misner Joseph O’Carroll Paul Orbegoso Eric Peterson Robert Piper Tony Russo John Ryan Mark Ryan Jason Sta Ana David Stefanik Steven Tutaj
Remember members of the military, especially relatives of our own parishioners, in your prayers.
Saint Petronille Stewardship
Thank you to all those who support the mission of Saint Petronille Parish with their time, talent and treasure. Sunday collection; total YTD,
including electronic giving
through June 2021 $ 1,509,184.88
Sunday collection budget
through June2021 $ 1,470,730.00 Over $ 38,454.88
Drop-off/Mail-in collection
(not including electronic giving)
June 26/27, 2021 $ 13,898.50
Adult Faith Formation
Christine Balaty, Director,
balatyc@stpetschurch.orgJoin us in praying the
Consecration to St. Joseph
A 6-week devotion
Following the book by Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC
Consecration to St. Joseph:
The Wonders of Our Spiritual Father
A weekly group will gather
Thursdays from August 12 through September 9
Consecration date September 13, 2021
With the exception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joseph is our most powerful intercessor in
heaven due to his singular role as Head and Protector of the Holy Family. In 1870, Pope Pius IX
pro-claimed St. Joseph the patron of the Universal Church. According to Catholic tradition, Joseph died in
the “arms of Jesus and Mary”. He is considered to be a model of the pious believer who receives
grace at the moment of death; in other words, St. Joseph is the patron saint of a happy death. In
ad-dition, St. Joseph is most well-known as the patron saint of fathers, families, and workers.
Now, the Year of St. Joseph as proclaimed by Pope Francis, is the perfect time to consecrate
ourselves to St. Joseph. Here’s what the Consecration to St. Joseph will look like here at St.
Petronille:
Purchase the book Consecration to St. Joseph: The Wonders of Our Spiritual Father by Fr. Donald H.
Calloway, MIC through www.marian.org (click on “Marian Helpers Catalog Shop Mercy” in the
upper right-hand corner of the homepage, and scroll down to find the book, put it in your cart,
and purchase). You can also find the book on Amazon or through other book sellers by searching
for “Consecration to St Joseph Fr Donald Calloway”. Order your book now so that you have it
in time to start on August 12!
Contact Christine Balaty by email balatyc@stpetschurch.org or call (630)469-0404 x2107 to
regis-ter for the morning OR evening group. You do not need to regisregis-ter for both. The same group
ses-sion from the morning will be repeated in the evening to accommodate your availability.
Morning group sessions 1-5 will be in the Conference Room in the Parish Office (door 3) from
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM from Thursday, August 12 through September 9, 2021.
Evening group Sessions 1-5 will meet in Colonial Hall (enter through door 4) from 7:00 PM –
9:00 PM from Thursday, August 12 through September 9, 2021.
Session 6 – Consecration Day will take place in the Mary Chapel at the same morning and
evening times
Anthony & Brandy Bianco July 1 - 15 yrs Robert & Judith Doyle
July 2 - 61 yrs
Verne & Mary Ellen Schmidt July 2 - 55 yrs
Sales & Nani Kalayil July 4 - 40 yrs Dennis & Kathryn Lawson
July 5 - 35 yrs
Gregory & Stephanie Pierce July 5 - 30 yrs
Robert & Ellen Pieper July 5 - 25 yrs Robert & Jennifer Solak
July 5 - 25 yrs Don & Susan Turner
July 5 - 25 yrs Edward & Barbara Bright
July 6 - 64 yrs Joseph & Ann Donato
July 6 - 30 yrs Joseph & Becky Nowinski
July 6 - 25 yrs Jeff & Lisa MacKay
July 7 - 20 yrs
Thomas & Martha Sweinsberger July 7 - 20 yrs
Stephen & Kacie Hurley July 7 - 5 yrs Jessica & Michael Fazzio
July 8 - 15 yrs George & Mary Kennedy
July 9 - 55 yrs David & Anna Macias
July 9 - 10 yrs
Congratulations
to the following couples celebrating their milestone wedding anniversary!
Sign-up to be a part of the fun
SparkFest Volunteers needed:
Monday, July 5—Friday July 9
6:15am Mass
Church
8:00am Mass
PLC
Friday, July 9
7-7:45am Confessions
PLC, Door 2
3:00pm
Adoration
PLC
Saturday, July 10
8:00am & 5:00pm Mass
Church
4:00pm - 4:45pm Confessions
Door 2
Sunday, July 11
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Weekend Masses:
Saturdays - 5:00pm Sundays - 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am, and 5:00pmThe 5pm Saturday and 9:30am Sunday Masses, and 8am Mon - Fri Masses will be available by live
streaming with a congregation present.
EVENTS
07.05 - 07.11
Tanya Singh, Coordinator
singht@stpetschurch.org
“Come Follow Me”
The Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults
Please pray for these adults who are currently on
the journey of becoming Catholic or completing
their full reception into the Catholic Church by
receiving the rest of the Sacraments of Initiation
(Eucharist, Confirmation):
Steven Anderson, Garrett Fife, Brendan Sailer
Considering becoming Catholic or are a Baptized
Christian who would like to receive Eucharist and/
or Confirmation in the Catholic Faith? Contact
Christine Balaty at balatyc@stpetschurch.org or
(630) 469-0404 x 2107 for more information.
The Diocese of Joliet will hold
its
Forty-third
Annual Wedding
Anniversary Mass
In-person
and
LIVE-STREAMED
on
Sunday, August 29, 2021, at 2:00 p.m. at the
Cathedral of St. Raymond in Joliet.
If you are celebrating either your 25
thor
50
thanniversary this year, please contact
the parish office so that we may submit
your name to the Diocese for a formal
invitation. Those celebrating over 50 year
anniversaries do not receive a formal
invitation, but will be able to register to
attend at a later date.
One of the greatest opportunities we have at St. Petronille is the humble honor of bringing the Eucharist to those in our parish community who are unable to attend Mass due to health challenges.
Christian Services is excited to announce that we will be offering a series of training opportunities for our current and/or prospective Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion to the homebound (this includes all
those who currently bring Communion to
parishioners, those who bring Communion home to a family member, and/or those who are interested in becoming a part of this ministry). It has been several
years since we last offered training for this very
important and holy ministry, so we are happy to be able to offer the chance for us all to gather to pray and reflect on this ministry and those to whom we minister. We will be offering this same training two times over the next year; please find a time which will work for you and your schedule.
What greater joy, than to bring Jesus into the homes of those who carry the burden of illness. We look forward to seeing you to share in faith and fellowship!
Ministry of Care Training for all current and
prospective
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
“One Bread, One Body”
Saturday October 2, 2021- 9am-11am Tuesday February 15, 2022 - 9am-11am
Location: Parish Life Center
RSVP: Tanya Singh at singht@stpetschurch.org
MINISTRY OF CARE VISITS
We have many trained ministers of care ready to bringCommunion and visit our sick and/or homebound parishioners. Please contact Tanya Singh at (630) 469-0404 x2108 or singht@stpetschurch.org for more information.
Reporting Sexual Abuse:
Anyone with reasonto believe that a child has been abused or is being abused should report their suspicions to civil authorities. Contact: Illinois Department of Children and Family Services: (800) 25ABUSE (800) 252-2873 or local police. The Diocese of Joliet Victim Assistance Coordinator is available to help victims/survivors of child sexual abuse by a cleric, employee or volunteer of the Catholic Church. The Victim Assistance Coordinator will report to Bishop Hicks and coordinate efforts of pastoral support and outreach to assist in the healing process. The Victim Assistance Coordinator can also assist in making a report to civil authorities. Contact the Diocese of Joliet Victim Assistance Coordinator at (815) 263-6467.
PRAYER CONNECTION
(urgent prayer ministry) Prayer requests which are deemed urgent should be emailed to Gert MacPhail at gertalert3@aol.com. We also invite parishioners to join the Prayer Connection as ‘pray-ers’.Eucharistic Adoration Every Friday
We have the exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in the Church every Friday from 3 -10pm, Adoration on First Fridays beginning
at 11am. Mass until 8am Mass on Saturday. The Blessed Sacrament, exposed in the monstrance, brings Jesus very close to us, and all are welcome to come and pray. To
make a regular weekly or monthly commitment to prayer, call Parish office at
630 469-0404 x0 for more information.
Keep up on the latest Parish Happenings
Parish eNews Blast
Text STPETS to 22828 to start receiving theParish e-mail blast
Crisis Pregnancy Resources
· Rachel’s Vineyard: 877 467-3463 · Waterleaf: 630 701-6270
· Project Gabriel: 877 734-2444 · National Birthright: 800 550-4900 · Natural Family Planning: 815 221-6251
Pro-life and family information links:
www.usccb.org/about/pro-life-activities/index.cfm www.prolifeacrossamerica.org, www.priestsforlife.org www.onemoresoul.com
Choose Life! Ministry meetings held
Third Thursday each month, 7:30pm, Parish Office. Contact simeojw19@yahoo.com for more information.
Now, more than
ever, it’s time to
get FORMED!!!
If you haven’t logged into FORMED, you are missing out on an incredible collection of Catholic movies, talks, books, and more!!! It’s free to you because St. Petronille pays the subscription cost. It is easier than ever to register and access all the content YOU want. Here’s how to get FORMED:Register more easily – no more passwords or codes! All you have to do is go to
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More content is constantly being added Login to stpetschurch.formed.org to connect or re-connect with your
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ESSE – Ecumenical
Support Services for
the Elderly
is a not for
profit organization which
provides adult day care options that promote the
physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of
older adults and their families. Open to persons of
all faiths, ESSE is dedicated to preserving the
independence and dignity of individuals
experiencing dementia while offering respite for
their caregivers. There are three sites where safe,
comfortable, and pleasant interactive day care is
provided in Wheaton, Glen Ellyn, and Warrenville.
The Glen Ellyn site is located at Faith Lutheran
Church, 41 N. Park Blvd. Call us at 630 260-3773
for more information.
The Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
Mass Schedule
Weekdays 6:15am & 8am Saturday 8amSunday Liturgies Celebrated: Saturday 5:00pm Sunday 7:30am 9:30am 11:30am 5:00pm Holy Days: Vigil 7:00pm
Holy Days 6:15, 8am and 7:00pm
National Holidays: 9am only Eucharistic Adoration:
Fridays 3-10pm
First Friday of each month, 24 hours following 8am Mass
Ministry Offices at 420 Glenwood Avenue
(630) 469-0404 :
Adult Faith Formation :
MS. CHRISTINE BALATY, DIRECTOR, X2107
balatyc@stpetschurch.org
Christian Service:
MRS. TANYA SINGH, COORDINATOR, CHRISTIAN SERVICES X2108
singht@stpetschurch.org Liturgy and Music:
MR. ERIC RASMUSSEN, DIRECTOROF SACRED MUSIC, X2104
rasmussene@stpetschurch.org
DEACON JOHN SPIEZIO, LITURGY COORDINATOR, X2105
spiezioj@stpetschurch.org
MS. GRACE ADDUCI, ASSISTANT DIRECTOROF SACRED MUSIC, X2104, adducig@stpetschurch.org
Grade School:
425 Prospect Avenue
MAIN: 630 469-5041 FAX : 630 469-5071 E-mail address: office@stpetschool.org MS. MAUREEN ASPELL, PRINCIPAL, X3101aspellm@stpetschool.org
MR. KEITH MATUNE, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, X3103
matunek@stpetschool.org
MRS. KAREN GRONWICK, SECRETARY, X3000 gronwickk@stpetschool.org
Parish Office & Ministry Offices at :
420 Glenwood 630 469-0404 fax: 630 469-0412
Faith Formation (P3-Gr. 8):MAIN: 630 858-3796 x4000 Fax: 630 858-6232
E-mail address: faithformation@stpetschurch.org
Pastoral Life:
Adult Faith Formation Inquiries (RCIA):
Contact Christine Balaty at (630) 469-0404 x2107.
Anointing of Sick:
Please phone the Parish Office. Communal celebration held seasonally.
Communion Calls:
Communion for homebound available. Contact Tanya Singh (630) 469-0404 x2108.
Parish Registration:
A special welcome to our new parishioners. Please introduce yourself, and register your household as soon as possible. Please call the Parish Office at (630) 469-0404 x0.
MRS. JULIE KNOX, DIRECTOR, X4109
knoxj@stpetschurch.org
MRS. MAURA CANZANO, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, X4000
canzanom@stpetschurch.org
E-mail address: office@stpetschurch.org
M
RS. D
IANEM
AKOWSKI, B
USINESSM
ANAGER, x2103,
makowskid@stpetschurch.org
M
S.
JESSICAPAYNE,
OFFICEMANAGER,
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paynej@stpetschurch.org
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lynchs@stpetschurch.org
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barnettp@stpetschurch.org
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Fridays: 7 - 7:45am Saturday: 4 - 4:45pm.
Other times available by appointment with priest. Communal Reconciliation celebrated seasonally. The Reconciliation Room is located in the southeast corner of the Church.
Sacrament of Baptism
Pre-Baptismal catechesis held third Monday of the month. Baptisms held Sundays at 1:00pm. For Baptism inquiries, phone the parish office.
Sacrament of Marriage:
Couple must personally notify the parish office at least six months prior to the preferred wedding date.
St. Petronille Parish
420 Glenwood Avenue, Glen Ellyn IL 60137
(630) 469-0404
Web Site: http://www.stpetschur ch.or g Parish office hours
8:30am - 4:30pm M-TH 8:30am -1pm F
Pastoral Staff
F
R. T
HOMASM
ILOTA, P
ASTOR,
X2100
frmilota@outlook.com
F
R. J
ESUSO
LIVEROS, P
AROCHIALV
ICAR,
X2101
office@stpetschurch.org