Epiphany Archdiocese Chicago

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Epiphany Archdiocese Chicago Epiphany Parish was founded in 1901 by the archdiocese of Chicago, IL, in the South Lawndale area now known as "Little Village" neighborhood.

Catholic Community. Sunday Services at 8am and 12pm noon in Spanish and 10:30am in English. Weekday Mass at 8:15am. Confessions: half hour before weekday masses, 7-8pm on Fridays. Adoration of Eucharist every Friday 3pm-7pm...

09/13/2026

Festival Cristo Rey 2026

Happy Birthday! 🎂🎈🎉🥳
09/04/2026

Happy Birthday! 🎂🎈🎉🥳

Happy Birthday to our Pastor, Fr. Rene!

HOY ES NUESTRO FESTIVAL PARROQUIAL. ESTAREMOS TODO EL DIA Y TENEMOS COMIDA MUIY RICA:TacosGorditasFlautasPambazosEnchila...
08/30/2026

HOY ES NUESTRO FESTIVAL PARROQUIAL. ESTAREMOS TODO EL DIA Y TENEMOS COMIDA MUIY RICA:
Tacos
Gorditas
Flautas
Pambazos
Enchiladas
Postres
Frutas
Nachos
Y màs....
Los esperamos, en un ambiente familiar.
TENEMOS TAMBIEN NUESTRA RIFA ANUAL
1ER LUGAR $3,000
2DO LUGAR $1,000
3ER LUGAR. $ 500
BOLETOS $10

Sunday / Domingo8-30-262500 s Keeler ave Chicago 60623
08/23/2026

Sunday / Domingo
8-30-26
2500 s Keeler ave Chicago 60623

One Parish, Two Worship sites – Fr. Rene Welcomes you Good Shepherd 2735 S. Kolin Ave Chicago, IL, 60623 Office: (773) 762-2322 Lunes a Viernes / Monday – Friday10.00 AM – 6.00PMSábado y Domingo / Saturday and SundayClosed / Cerrado Direcctiones / Directions Epiphany 2524 S. Keeler Ave Chicag...

Our schools are getting ready for a new school year!Know anyone in Preschool - 8th Grade? Stop by Epiphany Catholic Scho...
08/14/2026

Our schools are getting ready for a new school year!

Know anyone in Preschool - 8th Grade? Stop by Epiphany Catholic School and Good Shepherd Catholic School today!

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05/16/2026

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Congratulations to our students and the confirmandi of Cristo Rey Parish on receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation.

Terminamos la celebraciòn del Triduo Pascual. Gracias a todos los Ministerios que son fieles donando su tiempo y talento...
04/05/2026

Terminamos la celebraciòn del Triduo Pascual. Gracias a todos los Ministerios que son fieles donando su tiempo y talentos.

Viacrusis viviente en la Villita Viernes 4-3-26 8:30 am Empezando en iglesia Cristo Rey ( templo Epifanía
04/02/2026

Viacrusis viviente en la Villita
Viernes 4-3-26 8:30 am
Empezando en iglesia Cristo Rey ( templo Epifanía

¿Qué celebramos el Domingo de Ramos?Con el Domingo de Ramos comienza la Semana SantaCon el Domingo de Ramos comienza la ...
03/29/2026

¿Qué celebramos el Domingo de Ramos?

Con el Domingo de Ramos comienza la Semana Santa

Con el Domingo de Ramos comienza la Semana Santa. En este día se recuerda la entrada triunfal de Jesús en Jerusalén en medio de una multitud que lo aclamó como el Mesías.

Este acontecimiento se puede leer en el Evangelio de San Mateo, donde se anuncia su Pasión.

La primera tradición litúrgica de este día corresponde a la de Jerusalén. En ella recordamos el gesto profético de Jesús que ingresa como Rey de paz, y el Mesías que fue aclamado y después condenado para el cumplimiento de las profecías.
En el Evangelio de San Mateo se narra que la gente alfombraba el camino por el que pasaría
Cristo y gritaba: "Bendito el que viene como Rey en nombre del Señor. Paz en el cielo y gloria en lo alto".

Las ceremonias principales del día son la bendición de las palmas, la procesión, la Misa, y durante la Misa, el relato de la Pasión.

No hay que olvidar que la bendición de los ramos y palmas tiene lugar antes de la procesión y que se debe instruir a los fieles cristianos a que conserven en sus casas, junto a las cruces o cuadros religiosos que hay en los hogares, los ramos bendecidos como recuerdo de la victoria pascual del Señor Jesús.

La segunda tradición litúrgica es la de Roma, la cual nos invita a entrar conscientemente en la Semana Santa de la Pasión gloriosa y amorosa de Cristo, anticipando la proclamación del misterio en el Evangelio de Mateo
(26:14--27:66)
-Catholic.net

Los esperamos a nuestras misas dominicales!

What is Palm Sunday?
Every day of Holy Week is one step on a spiritual pilgrimage, and Palm Sunday is the day that pilgrimage begins.

Palm Sunday takes place one week before Easter and commemorates Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Catholics carry blessed palm branches into church, symbolizing the crowd's welcoming gesture as Jesus rode into the city on a donkey. The Gospel readings recount the story of Jesus' death and Passion, inviting us to reflect on his sacrificial love and the profound significance of Holy Week. You can reflect on this passage by reading the Gospel of Mark Chapter 11, verses 1-11.

How to Observe Palm Sunday
Celebrating Palm Sunday begins with a uniquely powerful experience of Mass. This particular Mass includes two incredible readings from the Gospels. As Mass begins, we hear the account of Jesus triumphantly entering Jerusalem on a donkey and being praised by massive crowds. It is a special opportunity to begin a spiritual pilgrimage toward Easter.

Then, during the Liturgy of the Word, we dive into the entire Passion account. Many parishes present this account in an interactive format: the priest reads Jesus’ lines, lectors narrate and read the parts of many characters, and everyone in the pews reads the part of the crowd. As you listen, place yourself there in the story. Imagine the sights and sounds. Who do you resonate with? What words or phrases stick out to you? It is a particularly long reading, so try to focus on the one thing God is trying to say to you.

At Palm Sunday Mass, you’ll also receive blessed palm branches. Many people keep these palm branches all year, using them as a religious decoration in their home or weaving them into a cross shape. Since palm branches are a blessed item, they should not be thrown in the trash. If you do not want to keep your branch, you can return it to the church where it will be burned for ashes the following Ash Wednesday!
- Dynamic Catholic

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Chicago, IL
60623

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