Press Release: For Immediate Release Date: 08/08/2023 Demanding Clean Air for Chicago’s Neighborhoods: Community Protest at City Hall Residents and activists are coming together to raise their voices and demand action to address the air pollution plaguing our communities. On August 17th at 10 AM, a protest will take place on the 5th floor of…
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Our Block Party is back! Let’s come together at OktoberFiesta! OktoberFiesta is our special twist on the traditional Oktoberfest – the famous German celebration of culture, food, and community. This time, we’re infusing the spirit of the Mexican culture thriving in Pilsen. A Melting Pot of Flavors and Fun Last year’s OktoberFiesta was…
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Cathy Ortiz (parishioner) and Dr. Brian Dickover (Michiagan City) I, along with a few other helpers, have been discussing mental health questions for years. Cathy coordinates mental health services for Sinai Health. Dr. Brian Dickover is a member of the Coast Guard Auxiliary and an intensive care physician. And as you know, I’ve been a…
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From Church Magazine, published originally in Spring 2001 Reverend Michael Enright, s..L., is the pastor of Immaculate Conception parish in Chicago. The Limits of Psychology When violence tears the fabric of a neighborhood and debilitates the residents, ministers in the inner city must learn to help a population suffering the effects of trauma.…
DetailsHaving doubts… is it a good thing or a bad thing? At the end of Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus appears to the disciples on the holy mountain. This is right before he leaves them. St. Matthew writes that “The disciples worshipped, but they doubted.” Then, right after that line, Jesus commissions them to go out to…
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https://stpaulchgo.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/VID_20230411_113931-1.mp4 Hello Everyone, Below you’ll find a couple of short videos about boats! Well, really, big ships. And the crew members that work on these giant ships! Enjoy!
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The other day I was having dinner with a priest friend, and the two of us were commenting that our memories aren’t what they used to be. One of the things we have in common is that we’re both past 60 years old. Thinking about it for a minute we realized that we oldsters aren’t…
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In December of 2022, Pilsen residents received much higher tax bills than expected. Some saw increases of 300%. On average, the increase was 46% across the entire neighborhood. The Social Justice Committee of St. Paul immediately called a meeting of neighbors. Here is the breakdown of their work so far. Raised taxes will mean raised…
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