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1. encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org › pages › 1088Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago

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   The juridical entity known as the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago is the chief organizational framework for Catholic life in Cook and Lake Counties. Defined according to Illinois law as a corporation sole, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Chicago oversees thousands of employees, lay, religious, and clerical; owns millions of dollars ...

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2. aleteia.org › 2021/07/20 › why-latin-remains-theWhy is Latin the official language of the Church ... - Aleteia

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   Jul 20, 2021 · GIRM, 41. The Church used Latin for centuries because it was born in the Roman Empire and when that empire fell, it kept it as a way to unify Catholics around the entire world. Even many...

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   What is a Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago?

   • Often reinforced by ethnicity, this sense of identity has been characterized by joint participation in the creed, cult, and code of Roman Catholicism. The juridical entity known as the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago is the chief organizational framework for Catholic life in Cook and Lake Counties.

   Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago

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   What shaped the history of Roman Catholicism in Chicago?

   • The history of Roman Catholicism in Chicago has been shaped by the wider economic, political, and social realities of the city and metropolitan region.

   Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago

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   What were the highlights of the 1863 Catholic era in Chicago?

   • The following list describes important highlights of this period: Immigration of Czech Catholics In 1863 the Czech Catholics who immigrated to Chicago formed their first parish, St. Wenceslaus, at 11th and De Koven Streets. In 1871 they organized themselves in the Bridgeport area at St. John Nepomucene.

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   Why did the Catholic Church use Latin?

   • GIRM, 41 The Church used Latin for centuries because it was born in the Roman Empire and when that empire fell, it kept it as a way to unify Catholics around the entire world. Even many Church documents are still translated into Latin, and recently the Vatican launched a Latin radio station!

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4. stprocopius.org › our-storyOur Story – St. Procopius

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   St. Procopius, a tenth century Benedictine monk, was chosen as patron saint of the new parish. Establishment of St. Procopius Parish. St. Procopius was organized as a parish in 1875 with Fr. Coka as its first pastor. The first Mass was celebrated there on Easter Sunday, April 16, 1876, by Fr. Gerst, chaplain at nearby Alexian Brothers Hospital.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_churches_in_theList of churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago

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   Immaculate Heart of Mary (Irving Park) 3834 N Spaulding Ave, Chicago. Founded in 1912, closed in 2021 [23] Our Lady of Lourdes. 4640 N Ashland Ave, Chicago. Founded in 1892, closed in 2024 [24] [25] Our Lady of Mercy. 4432 N Troy St, Chicago. Queen of Angels.

6. www.sthyacinthbasilica.orgSt. Hyacinth Basilica – Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, IL

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   Parish History. It was 125 years ago, when at Christmas during the first Mass celebrated by Fr. Szymon Kobrzyński, CR “Te Deum Laudamus” sounded in a small wooden church, which became the beginning of a great work written with the hand of God and man. Adoration daily. Sacraments always available. Welcoming family parish. The Basilica is ...

7. www.chicagoancestors.org › place › st-mary-perpetualSt. Mary of Perpetual Help | ChicagoAncestors.org

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   Nov 12, 2014 · Street Address: 1039 W. 32nd. Chicago, IL. Submitted by admin on Wed, 2014-11-12 10:47. Organized: 1886. Closed/Merged: open. Moved to this location: 1886. Moved from this location: Present. Church records available on microfilm from the Family History Library:

8. stprocopius.orgSt. Procopius – Roman Catholic Church- Chicago

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   St. Procopius/Providence of God is a Catholic parish of the Archdiocese of Chicago. Parishioners are drawn from geographic areas near and far and include adults, young adults, children and seniors whose native languages are English and Spanish. We desire to grow in faith and in union with Jesus and with one another.