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The Pastor's Corner
God’s Graces Require Our Will, Action and Determination
The Jubilee Year is a special year of grace from God. Through a plenary indulgence, grace is granted by the Catholic Church through the merits of Jesus . . .
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New Schedule at Corpus Christi for the Jubilee Year 2025

Bishop Hicks' Letter to Corpus Christi Parishioners

Bishop Ronald Hicks signed a decree that St. Luke Parish in Carol Stream will amalgamate into Corpus Christ Parish on July 1, 2025. We cordially welcome all parishioners of St. Luke to Corpus Christi . . .
Sunday, March 16 - St. Joseph & St. Patrick Event

New 35th Anniversary Photo Directory!

Tuesday, March 25 - Go with us to the March for Life

Join hundreds from the Diocese of Joliet on March 25 to attend the March for Life in Springfield, Illinois. Register by using the QR code or click the link below to take the bus from Corpus Christi Church. Pray that the hearts and minds of our Illinois officials may be changed to protect all human life. Register here
Sunday, March 20 - Donate Blood

Masses, Adoration, Confession and
Hours for Prayer
Weekend Masses
Saturday Vigil at 5pm
Sunday at 8am, 10am & 11:30am (Mass in Polish)
Weekday Masses
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday at 9am; Thursday at 6pm; First Friday at 9am and First Saturday at 9am
Adoration Times
Holy Days of Obligation
Masses at 9am and 7pm (except January 1st)
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Thursday at 5:30pm – 6pm; Saturday at 4pm – 5pm; Sunday at 3pm – 3:30pm; and by appointment
Hours for Prayer
Monday and Tuesday 8am – 8pm; Wednesday 8am – 6pm; Thursday 8am – 7pm; Friday 8am – 1pm; Saturday 4pm – 6pm; Sunday 7:30am – 1pm and 3 – 4pm
Bishop Ronald A. Hicks' February Column

“The Gift of Imagination” Click to read the Bishop’s column
