Dear Sisters and Brothers,

I am inviting you to join us on Sunday, September 26 at 10:15 a.m., as we celebrate the Mass of the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time​​.  Fr. John Breslin will be the celebrant and preacher of this Mass.  A worship aid is LINKED HERE Worship Aid-26th SundayOT-2021 for your convenience.
 
Keep in mind that the church has re-opened to full capacity!  Face coverings are required of all in-person attendees regardless of vaccination status.  You may also participate in the liturgy via Zoom or Facebook Live.
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Please send a message on Facebook or email if you need the Zoom links.
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​You may also participate via the livestream on the Parish’s Facebook Page, St. Katharine Drexel Parish of Chicago, by “clicking” on this link:  ​https://www.facebook.com/StKatharineDrexelParishChgo/live.
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For those who do not have internet access, you may call the following telephone number using Free Conference Call.  The call-in number is 1 (978) 990-5000.  The access code is 883420.
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Please share this information with your families, friends and co-workers.  We welcome their participation in our liturgy!
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Please Note:
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The Archdiocese urges anyone who has not been vaccinated to please do so for the safety of all.  Approved vaccines are free and easily obtained.
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The weekend Mass Schedule is Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 10:15 a.m.​​
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I have attached the flyer for the parish’s Evening of Reflection on Wednesday, September 29 at 6:15 p.m.  At this service, we will reflect on our losses during the pandemic/past year, our hopes for the future, and celebrate our being together as a community once again.  Fr. Jim Marchionda, O.P., will be the facilitator for the evening.  For those who registered for a boxed meal, we will begin in the parish hall at 5:15.  ALL parishioners are encouraged to participate in the Evening of Reflection!
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The annual Public Square Rosary Crusade will be held in the parish parking lot on Saturday, Oct. 16 beginning at Noon.  Please see the attached flyer for further details.
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Have a safe and wonderful weekend!
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Peace,
 

Fr. Paul Whittington, O.P.