Weekend Mass Times and Seating Capacity:
(Seating capacity subject to change, depending on availability of volunteers)

• 4:30 Saturday (150 seats)
• 9:30 Sunday (150 seats)
• 11:30 Sunday (150 seats)
• 6:00 Sunday (150 seats)

Thank you for your interest in registering to attend Mass at St. Julie:

Please note that by registering for Mass, you are agreeing to the guidelines that have been set forth by the state and the Archdiocese of Chicago.  If, for some reason, you do not feel you can adhere to these requirements, please know that the dispensation from attending Mass in person is still in effect and you can instead join us on our livestream at 9:30am each Sunday morning.  Our team of volunteers are offering their time to assist us in maintaining the safest possible worship environment.  We appreciate your cooperation!

Reservations are required. The signup link will be included in a parishwide email and become active on this website on Friday. Or, if you do not have internet access, you can call Sheila/Deacon Ed at 708.429.6767 x232 to reserve your spot. (You will not receive a callback unless there is an issue.)

With regard to our weekly collection, we appreciate your continued donations online. A collection box will be placed at the door as you enter church if you wish to use an envelope.

Safety Guidelines

These safety precautions should be observed at all times:

• If you are not feeling well, we ask that you stay home as a precaution.
• Masks are a must for everyone’s safety.  They must be worn properly over the nose and mouth.
• Households may sit together but should be six feet from the next person.  Households are defined as those who live together every day.  Extended family and friends who do not live with you must safety distance (6 ft.) themselves from you while in our worship space.
• Pews that are marked by blue tape may be used.
• Please plan on arriving no sooner than 30 minutes and no later than the start of Mass; this will allow us time to ensure all preparation is completed.  This will also allow our volunteers to fully participate in the Mass.
• If you have attended large gatherings in the last week where safety precautions have not been taken, we ask that you take a week off from Mass in person and participate via Facebook or our parish website.
• For those who are not able to sign up via internet, please contact Sheila at 708.429.6767 x232.  Leave your name, phone number and the Mass you would like to attend.  We will only call back if there is an issue with your reservation.

We appreciate your help in keeping everyone safe and healthy. Our goal is to be able to continue celebrating Mass in person. Everyone working together will go a long way!

We Love Volunteers!

We cannot do without our wonderful volunteers and also don’t feel it’s right to ask the same people to serve at multiple masses each weekend.  Can you help?  ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!

If you would like to volunteer to assist the Reopen Team, please email Deacon Ed at [email protected] or [email protected]

God bless,
Deacon Ed and Sheila

Lenten Monday Schedule (Begins at 7:00pm in church each evening):
Seating capacity will be 75 each night

• February 22 – Topic: Prayer (Deacon John Benz)
• March 1 – Topic: Fasting (Fr. Jay Suero)
• March 8 – Topic: Almsgiving (Gail Sladek)
• March 15 – Prayer and Reflection (Music Ministry)
• March 22 – Honoring St. Joseph (Video from University of Saint Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary)

On Mondays, throughout the Season of Lent, we will have reflections given during an hour of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, according to the schedule above.  We will focus on the three Lenten Disciplines of Prayer, Fasting, and Almsgiving.  A priest will be available for Reconciliation on most of the Mondays.  You are invited to attend any or all of these evenings, so please feel welcome even if you are not able to commit to all five.

Thank you for your interest in registering to attend one or more Lenten Monday evenings at St. Julie:

Registration is required in order to attend any Lenten Monday.  Please note that by registering, you are agreeing to the guidelines that have been set forth by the state and the Archdiocese of Chicago.  Our team of volunteers are offering their time to assist us in maintaining the safest possible worship environment.  We appreciate your cooperation!

The signup link will be included in a parishwide email and become active on this website on Monday, February 15. Or, if you do not have internet access, you can call Sheila/Deacon Ed at 708.429.6767 x232 to reserve your spot. (You will not receive a callback unless there is an issue.)

Safety Guidelines

These safety precautions should be observed at all times:

• If you are not feeling well, we ask that you stay home as a precaution.
• Masks are a must for everyone’s safety.  They must be worn properly over the nose and mouth.
• Households may sit together but should be six feet from the next person.  Households are defined as those who live together every day.  Extended family and friends who do not live with you must safety distance (6 ft.) themselves from you while in our worship space.
• Pews that are marked by blue tape may be used.
• Please plan on arriving no sooner than 30 minutes and no later than the 7:00pm start time; this will allow us time to ensure all preparation is completed.  This will also allow our volunteers to fully participate in the event.
• If you have attended large gatherings in the last week where safety precautions have not been taken, we ask that you do not plan to attend Lenten Monday.
• For those who are not able to sign up via internet, please contact Sheila at 708.429.6767 x232.  Leave your name, phone number and which evening(s) you would like to attend.  We will only call back if there is an issue with your reservation.

We appreciate your help in keeping everyone safe and healthy. Everyone working together will go a long way!

We Love Volunteers!

We cannot do without our wonderful volunteers!  Can you help?  ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!

If you would like to volunteer to assist the Reopen Team, please email Deacon Ed at [email protected] or [email protected]

God bless,
Deacon Ed and Sheila