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Peace & Justice/Respect of Life

“If you want peace, work for justice.” - Pope Paul VI

You can become as involved as you want to. The only requirement is a desire to live out the social implications of the Gospel.

What We’re About
In light of Catholic social teaching, we want to raise awareness and educate parishioners about current injustices present in our world today and take action appropriate to a parish community.

What Do We Do?
We highlight current issues in our world that need our prayer and action. We do this through bulletin articles, hosting speakers, encouraging participation in signature campaigns for social issues, providing opportunities for outreach, sponsoring discussion groups and workshops.

We have sponsored:
Workshops on racism and ethnic sensitivity
Lenten discussion groups on racism
Lecture on Islam
Signature campaign in support of Muslim neighbors
Education program about the death penalty
Signature campaign against the death penalty
Support for PADS and the Peace Center, which minister to the homeless
Cluster meetings with neighboring parishes to address affordable housing

Want to Become Part of Peace & Justice Ministry?
You can become as involved as you want to, or as your schedule permits. The only requirement is a desire to live out the social implications of the Gospel.

Monthly meetings are held at members’ homes on the third Tuesday of the month. We come together to reflect, discuss, and form plans of action.

For those interested, there are various educational activities offered such as racism workshops and facilitator training for racism workshops, presentations and discussion groups in the Chicago area.

For more information, contact Marie Staffa at 847-885-7700 x124.

Respect of Life
We bring to the parish’s attention issues in today’s world where effort is needed to ensure all life is respected

What We’re About?
The goals of our ministry are:
To educate the parish and public
To pray for a culture of life
To provide direct spiritual and physical care to those in need
To protect human life through public policy and advocacy

What Do We Do
We bring to the parish’s attention issues in today’s world where effort is needed to ensure all life is respected. We are a link between the archdiocese and the parish on these issues as well as a link to surrounding parishes.

Some of the ways we serve include:
Informational bulletin articles
Prayer services
Collections for pregnancy crisis centers
Information about archdiocese workshops
Legislation updates on life issues

How Can You Help?
Our ministry meets monthly. We share prayer and information and we discuss how to serve our parish regarding life issues.

We are delighted to add new members to whatever degree they wish to participate.

For more information, contact Marie Staffa at 847-885-7700 x124.

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