Our Parish is currently in the process of switching to a new Online Giving platform called Pushpay. If you give, or have given in the past, to either "Give Central" or "E-Giving", you will be receiving an email on how to switch over to the new platform. Please consider the transition to Pushpay by clicking this link, https://pushpay.com/g/carloacutisparish.
After you have created an account, we will cancel your old recurring gift on your behalf by Jun 6, 2025, but you're also welcome to cancel it yourself if you prefer. If you have any questions, please call the parish office, or email [email protected] Join us for an unforgettable Alaskan Adventure at this year’s Vacation Bible Camp. Let your child experience the ultimate Alaskan adventure where the northern lights shine over majestic mountains, racing rivers and sparkling glaciers. As they trek the tundra, they’ll discover how easy it is to lose sight of what’s true in our wild world today. True North VBC reveals that Jesus is a faithful friend we can always trust.
Date: July 14 – 18 Time: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM Location: St. Hedwig Church Site For Ages: 6 – 10 years old Spots are limited, so don’t wait and sign up today for a week full of faith, fun, and adventure! If you would like to register please fill out the form here, forms.office.com/r/7uGVzfGGDP or email Halina at [email protected] Come join Blessed Carlo Acutis Parishioners along with thousands of other Chicago Catholics, in celebration of Pope Leo XIV. We have procured a very limited number of tickets to this event! If you would like to come to the event, tickets will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. Tickets are $10 and along with entry, you will get bus transportation to and from the field, starting at St. Hedwig Church. Tickets can be reserved via link, tinyurl.com/52euhcc9, or by contacting the Parish Office 773-486-1660.
Date: Saturday, July 14 Time: 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM Location: RATE Field Ticket Cost: $10 Spots are very limited, so don’t wait and sign up! For more info, please contact Rich Martin at [email protected] Who: POPE LEO XIV!
When: June 14, 2025 Gates open 12:30 p.m Program 2:30 p.m. Mass 4 p.m. Where: Rate Field More information: archchicago.org/PopeLeoXIV We have a Pope! The Cardinals gathered in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel have elected Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as the 267th Pope, who took the name Pope Leo XIV.
La Parroquia del Beato Carlo Acutis.
Un recordatorio que comenzando el primer domingo de mayo (4) la misa en español de las 12:30 se celebrara en San Juan Berchmans hasta finales de octubre. ¡Por favor, corra la voz! Starting on Sunday, May 4th, until the end of October, the 12:30pm Spanish Mass will be celebrated at SJB. Please spread the word! For the second year in a row, a group of parishioners will be traveling to Wisconsin on MAY 10 to visit The Our Lady of Champion National Shrine, the only approved Marian apparition site in the United States. Located about three hours North -- just outside of Green Bay -- this one-day pilgrimage is the perfect opportunity for prayer and reflection in honor of Our Lady and all mothers in the month of May. The group will plan to arrive at the shrine at 11:00 AM on SATURDAY MAY 10 and spend about an hour before departing for a fun community lunch at a local restaurant, then travel back to Chicago. Those interested in learning more are invited to inquire on details, [email protected]
As the world morns the loss of Pope Francis, the canonization has been postponed. Therefore the Carlo Fest activities are also postponed until we have a new date and further information. please check back later for more details.
On Sunday the 27th we will resume our normal mass schedule. Statement of Cardinal Cupich on the Death of Pope Francis
I have received word that our Holy Father, Pope Francis, has died. In this moment of profound loss for me personally and for the Church, I take this moment to express our gratitude to our Heavenly Father for the gift of his papacy and to pray for the repose of his soul. The finest memorial we can offer is to re-form our hearts as Pope Francis asked - to see our brothers and sisters, to listen to them and to offer our prayers and actions that all may experience the fullness of God’s promise. As we mourn his passing, I ask that God comfort us, but also strengthen us to remain steadfast in carrying on the work of restoring our Church’s place in the world as a source of hope and an advocate for those in need. |