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Dear Visitor,

Welcome to the new Holy Rosary Church website!  We are a vibrant parish over 100 years young.  Ours is a diverse Catholic community of generations, experiencing the living God and reflecting our faith through action with one another.  Holy Rosary is a joyful, Eucharistic congregation with all of our worship, ministries, and activities flowing from and toward communion with Jesus Christ.  We are a welcoming, reconciling parish of saints and sinners seeking to be formed more fully as disciples of Our Savior. As a result, we embrace the sacred mission the Lord entrusted to us by proclaiming the Gospel with our words and the integrity with which we lead our lives.  To further that goal, we’ve created a dynamic online presence especially for you.  This website is the place where “faith and life” meet. We not only offer you great Catholic content, we offer information for your “everyday life” needs.  Come join us, won’t you?  Whether you are from far away or just around the corner, you are always welcome to be a part of our faith community.

You asked for more – and we heard you!  Not only will you continue to find general Holy Rosary Parish information, you will also see timely updates about our events as well as a wonderful selection of articles by popular Catholic authors such as Bishop Robert Barron on topics relevant to Catholicism today.  News articles are constantly being added as well, so we encourage you to click on the "Parish Life" tab above and then click on the articles link. 

We are also pleased to provide links to many fine Catholic resources.  The expanded and improved Holy Rosary Parish website provides an even greater assortment of links to various Catholic sources, thereby allowing you to stay informed about our beloved Catholic Church’s news, beliefs, and traditions.  All you have to do is click on the "Resources" tab at the top right of this page, and then click to access the correlating text.  We thank you for your patience, and look forward to continuing to provide you with Holy Rosary Parish information and news.


 

 

As Phase 5 begins in the city of Chicago June 11, 2021, the Archdiocese has lifted many of the protocols that were put into place during the height of the pandemic.  We are happy to announce that all capacity restrictions have been lifted.   We would like to welcome everyone back to Holy Rosary.  Please pass along this information to family, friends and parishioners that may have been away since last March. 
 

Our current schedule is: weekday Masses at 7:30 a.m. and weekend Masses scheduled for Saturday at 4:00 p.m., Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in English and 12:15 in Spanish.   


A few noteworthy points:

• Masks are NOT required for vaccinated persons, however they are recommended by public health authorities for unvaccinated persons indoors, particularly in crowded venues. 
• Registration for Mass is no longer required.  Physical distancing of unvaccinated persons is encouraged.
• Proof of vaccination is NOT required for attendance
• The Sign of Peace is restored along with Holy Water Fonts and sanitizing of hands prior to reception of Holy Communion is not necessary (sanitizer is available at the back of the church.)
• Receiving Holy Communion from the cup remains suspended. 
• Social gatherings may resume

We appreciate your patience and prayers during the previous phases of the pandemic and are eager to see members of our parish family return to Holy Rosary. 

 

Renew My Church Announcement from Cardinal Cupich -English

Renew My Church Announcement from Cardinal Cupich- Spanish

Renew My Church Decree Cover Page- English

Renew My Church Decree Cover Page- Spanish

RENEW MY CHURCH DECREE- HOLY ROSARY AND SS. MARK AND HELEN -EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2021

Fr. Claudio Diaz Jr.

The discerning process of Renew My Church is one with challenges and blessings to revitalize the Archdiocese of Chicago. This involves in many cases reassigning our priests or pastor.

Our dear Cardinal Cupich has named Fr. Claudio Diaz, Jr. as pastor of the new reality gathered in St. Helen’s Parish, which includes the communities of St. Mark and Holy Rosary. Fr. Diaz is honored for this assignment, which will allow him to continue serving the people of God in our Archdioceses. 

Please keep Fr. Diaz in your prayer as well as our local pastor Bishop Robert Lombardo and certainly our Cardinal Blase J. Cupich.

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