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Holy Family Cares

At Holy Family, our Human Concerns Community (HCC) is dedicated to incorporating Catholic social teaching into every aspect of our ministry to those in need. Through partnerships with local agencies, HCC provides essential services such as food, clothing, and shelter to our community. By respecting the life and dignity of every individual, we strive to see Christ’s light in everyone we encounter.

We ask you to continue to join us in prayer for all the victims of the hurricane. If you are looking for ways to contribute to relief efforts please consider these organizations:

Catholic Charities USA
https://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/

Save the Children
https://www.savethechildren.org/

Salvation Army
https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/

Our Small Christian Communities are an opportunity for you to regularly join in conversation, prayer and reflection on the Sunday readings or another spiritually enriching topic, and to form a smaller community within our larger church. Current group members tell us they have developed deep friendships with people they can turn to at all times for love and support, and their faith has been nourished by these gatherings in grace.

Fr. Terry's Weekly Article

November 3rd, 2024

A Concise History of Holy Family, Part 1 By the mid-1980s the Archdiocese of Chicago identified two needs for this area. The first was a new parish to feed people moving into Palatine, Inverness, Hoffman Estates and parts of Barrington. St. Anne was established in 1884, St. James in Arlington Heights in 1902 and St. Theresa in Palatine in 1930, but forty years ago the need for a new parish was evident. The second need, voiced by Cardinal Joseph Bernardin, was for a unique and more vibrant experience of church, one that would feed people in the Catholic tradition the way Willow Creek was feeding a growing number of people, primarily through a vibrant, uplifting form of worship. We hold firm to this founding mission today. As is always the case when founding a new parish, one of the first tasks is to select a pastor. Priests always apply for

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