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Mass for Sunday of the 32nd Week in Ordinary Time

Father Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Peter LeTourneau assisting.

OLW’s Rosary Group Meets Monday

Our Lady of the Wayside’s Rosary Group will meet Monday November 9, at 7:00 pm in the OLW School parking lot between the Fr. Mackin Center and our Church.  God is smiling on us with above-average November temperatures (low 60’s [read more...]

Mass for Friday of the 31st Week in Ordinary Time

Father Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Peter LeTourneau assisting.

Deacon’s Beacon: Where Are You On Your Spiritual Journey?

“Day unto day… The clouds change.  The seasons pass over … in their slow and regular procession, and time is gone before you are aware of it.  Christ pours down the Holy Spirit upon you from heaven in the fire [read more...]

Mass for Thursday of the 31st Week in Ordinary Time

Fr. Bill Zavaski presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

Mass for Wednesday of the 31st Week in Ordinary Time

OLW School Mass. Father Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

Keep Vigil, Be Ready; We Know not the Day nor Hour

32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year A  Unlike other places in this country, Chicago has four seasons. We have a short springtime when everything comes alive and is fresh; the sun shines and life seems full of hope. When [read more...]

Kathy Freiburger Announces Retirement After 41-years of Service

One of Our Lady of the Wayside’s most well-known parishioners and staff members announced her plans to retire before the end of this year. Kathy Freiburger began her OLW service in 1979 as part-time Religious Education Office secretary. This later [read more...]

Mass for Tuesday of the 31st Week in Ordinary Time

Father Arthur Marat presiding with Deacon Jerry Brennan assisting.

Announcing: “Opening Our Doors to the Future” Match Campaign

Opening Our Doors to the Future: Enriching Our Faith through Technology The COVID-19 pandemic brought many challenges to Our Lady of the Wayside, not the least of which was communicating with, and meeting the spiritual needs of, our parishioners. When the [read more...]