Hello & Bienvenidos

Message to the Parishioners of Saint Benedict Church

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March 22, 2020

During this time of restricted movement and social distancing, these are some thoughts to keep us connected with God and one another.

Father Dennis and Father Sunny

At the Parish:

• The priests will offer Sunday mass and make it accessible on the internet through our parish Facebook page and School website.

• The priests celebrate the daily masses and pray for your intentions.

  • Please remember our deceased parish and family members in prayer as well as those with special intentions.​

Monday, March 23

Tuesday, March 24

Wednesday, March 25

Thursday, March 26

Friday, March 27

+Polly Serbantez

Deceased and Living

Members of the Moreno Family

Parish Family

+Rafael A Zuniga Sr – 5 yr. anniversary

Parish Family

Saturday, March 28

Sunday, March 29

+Ismael Oliva Jr. (Maria Oliva)

+Joan MacArthur (Jean Malloy)

+ Mr. Dennis Lyle

+ Hermelinda and Javier Zamora (C. Valle)

+ Ricardo Rodriquez and the Holy Souls in Purgatory

+ Luis Arteaga (Familia Arteaga)

Intención especial: Cristian Martinez – cumpleaños;

+ Belén Garsis (Maria Pérez); intención especial por los cumpleaños: Maria Amelia Castañeda, Antonio Castee da, and Jaime Castañeda)

Welcome to St. Benedict Catholic Church in Blue Island, Illinois!

Saint Benedict Church in Blue Island, Illinois is a Catholic parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago. It is home to the people of Blue Island and the surrounding suburbs on Chicago's south side. 

Saint Benedict Parish is committed to carrying out the great commission that Jesus gave to his apostles. Therefore, we have chosen to apply our gifts and efforts to evangelize, both inside and outside of the walls of our parish. Through our prayer, worship, and common life together, we foster encounters with the living and risen Jesus, that our neighbors may have the opportunity learn about Jesus, to commit their lives to Him, and to become who God made them to be.

Church Schedule

Mass

Confessions

Saturday

after 4 pm mass

or by appointment

Weekdays (English)​ - 8 am

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Saturday (English) - 4 pm

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Sunday 

(English) 8 am + 10 am

(Spanish) 12 pm

Holy Hour

Tuesday - 7 pm

Hello & Bienvenidos

Message to the Parishioners of Saint Benedict Church

​

March 22, 2020

During this time of restricted movement and social distancing, these are some thoughts to keep us connected with God and one another.

Father Dennis and Father Sunny

At the Parish:

• The priests will offer Sunday mass and make it accessible on the internet through our parish Facebook page and School website.

• The priests celebrate the daily masses and pray for your intentions.

  • Please remember our deceased parish and family members in prayer as well as those with special intentions.​

Monday, March 23

Tuesday, March 24

Wednesday, March 25

Thursday, March 26

Friday, March 27

+Polly Serbantez

Deceased and Living

Members of the Moreno Family

Parish Family

+Rafael A Zuniga Sr – 5 yr. anniversary

Parish Family

Saturday, March 28

Sunday, March 29

+Ismael Oliva Jr. (Maria Oliva)

+Joan MacArthur (Jean Malloy)

+ Mr. Dennis Lyle

+ Hermelinda and Javier Zamora (C. Valle)

+ Ricardo Rodriquez and the Holy Souls in Purgatory

+ Luis Arteaga (Familia Arteaga)

Intención especial: Cristian Martinez – cumpleaños;

+ Belén Garsis (Maria Pérez); intención especial por los cumpleaños: Maria Amelia Castañeda, Antonio Castee da, and Jaime Castañeda)

This week the intentions are:

Welcome to St. Benedict Catholic Church in Blue Island, Illinois!

Saint Benedict Church in Blue Island, Illinois is a Catholic parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago. It is home to the people of Blue Island and the surrounding suburbs on Chicago's south side. 

Saint Benedict Parish is committed to carrying out the great commission that Jesus gave to his apostles. Therefore, we have chosen to apply our gifts and efforts to evangelize, both inside and outside of the walls of our parish. Through our prayer, worship, and common life together, we foster encounters with the living and risen Jesus, that our neighbors may have the opportunity learn about Jesus, to commit their lives to Him, and to become who God made them to be.

Hebrews 10:24-25

24 And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, 

25 not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.