Inspired by God’s great love, we are called to be the face of Jesus in today’s world, welcoming all to our Family of Families, and walking as disciples through our works of compassion and mercy.
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In a time when migration and refugee issues can feel overwhelming and deeply personal, our faith calls us to greater compassion and action. Join us October 3 at Old St. Pat’s for City of Welcome, exploring our response to migrants and refugees in Chicago, with an opening Mass celebrated by Cardinal Cupich.
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You don’t have to be ready or have all the answers, you just have to be willing to take a look. Whether you’re new to Catholicism or looking to reconnect and go deeper in your faith, OCIA at ICSJ is a welcoming place to explore the Catholic faith through prayer, conversation, and honest questions. Monthly small group gatherings begin this month. To learn more, contact Jutta Keenan or visit our OCIA page.
Starting in late August, our new printed weekly bulletin will be placed in the hands of more than 500 parishioners, newcomers, and visitors every weekend. Advertising in the new bulletin offers a unique opportunity to connect with our growing, active, and engaged parish community. Own a business? Learn how your business can reach the ICSJ community by contacting Angela Gore at agore@icsjparish.org or calling the parish office at 312-787-1107. Know a business? Recommend a business by completing our quick recommendation form.
The next WWW Book Club is on Friday, September 11 at 3:30pm at the St. Joseph Church Parish Center! Our book choice is Theo of Golden by Allen Levi. To RSVP or for any questions, please email Colleen at cm.424.svdp@gmail.com or Martha at Martha_60603@yahoo.com.
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Weekly Reflection Questions
An invitation to reflect on this weekend’s Gospel and carry it with you throughout the week.

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