SATURDAY, 5:00 pm
(ENGLISH) – CHURCH
SÁBADO, 7:00 pm
(ESPAÑOL) – IGLESIA
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SMDP encourages you to pray that the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, bestows the Lord’s strength to those who receive it and to their loved ones, and that it may become for everyone an ever more visible sign of compassion and hope
July 28, 2024
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
The world is filled with people whose basic needs aren’t met, whether for clean water, nutrition, safety, education, meaningful work, stable family life, basic medical resources, religious freedom, and the right to life. So how can we possibly believe what Psalm 145 says to us this week, “The hand of the Lord feeds us, he answers all our needs”? Does he? What about the countless poor? Can’t we identify at least a few unmet needs in our own lives right now? Is the Bible promoting wishful thinking and laziness in helping others? No. The psalm flows from Israel’s experience of God’s relentless fidelity again and again —especially in the Passover from Egypt. This divine providence is recalled when Jesus feeds the needy multitudes in the Gospel of John. Passover arrives once again, and the people are hungry like the ancient Israelites on the wilderness journey. What is new is that in Jesus God not only provides for their needs, but He learns what it’s like to have those human needs. He shares them too. He feeds them bread and fish; and even more, He hungers to provide them, and us, much more than just that kind of perishable food. Our deepest need is for God. Like the multiplied bread, all earthly provisions ultimately fail, for we all finally die. Of course, our obligation to meet the needs of the poor is basic. But Christ promises to feed us with the one bread that never fails: God Himself. He is humanity’s eternal food. If we eat this bread, we taste the faithfulness of God who answers all our needs, even when every earthly thing fails. — Father John Muir ©LPi
Weekend Saturday – Church 5:00 pm
Sunday – Church 10:00 am
Chapel: 7:30 am
Weekday Monday-Saturday 8:15 am in the chapel,
Wednesday 4:00 pm in the chapel
Holy Days Schedule will be in bulletin with times.
SATURDAY, 5:00 pm
(ENGLISH) – CHURCH
SÁBADO, 7:00 pm
(ESPAÑOL) – IGLESIA
SUNDAY, 7:30 am
(ENGLISH) – CHAPEL
DOMINGO, 8:00 am
(ESPAÑOL) – IGLESIA
SUNDAY, 10:00 am
(ENGLISH) – CHURCH
DOMINGO, 12:00 pm
(ESPAÑOL) – IGLESIA
It’s that time of the year again when we all come together as a community and celebrate our parish and its many blessings. Our annual ‘Taste of Santa Maria’ will be held on Sunday, August 11th in the Santa Maria Meadow (next to the church), from 9am to 4pm. Pre-sale tickets are available at the […]
Tickets are $20 each. A total of $880 can be won each week for 18 weeks. Get your tickets in the Rectory. In order to qualify for all 18 weeks, tickets must be purchased by August 30th. First game is on September 5th and the first winners will be announced in the bulletin for September […]
Are you an adult parishioner in Vicariate 1 who missed receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation? Preparation for Confirmation for Vicariate 1 parishioners will be offered weekly on Mondays beginning Monday, September 16 from 7 pm to 9 pm at St. Edna Parish. St. Edna Parish (door #2) 2525 N. Arlington Heights Rd., Arlington Heights, IL […]
The Santa Maria del Popolo Young Adult Ministry invites you to the OPEN GYM At the Parish Center Saturday, August 10th 9 am to 11 am Stay tuned for more dates
The Santa Maria del Popolo Young Adult Ministry invite you to the Mundelein Seminary Walk & Rosary. Saturday, August 3rd from 9 am – 11 am Walk around St. Mary’s Lake and pray the rosary at Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto. Bring your rosary and meet in front of the Main Chapel at Mundelein Seminary […]
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 8:45am to 5:00pm Thursday— 8:45am to 12:00pm Saturday and Sunday closed
Next events, Frassati. Enrolling Now PreK-8th Grade 2023-2024 Run-Walk: Sep 10, 2023 2:00 pm