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Stations of the Cross will be held every Friday during Lent at 7:00 p.m.  

Bakalar Fun.  Please join Club Poljica at their annual Bakalar Dinner on Saturday, March 6 at St. Jerome's School Hall.  A local event that always delivers—big fun, delicious entrees, good drinks & festive music.  Tickets are $55/person—please call Julie at 312.497.1075. 

Notre Dame and Mestrovic masterpieces - Again this year the young people of our Croatian School will travel to Notre Dame University to view the many masterpieces of the great Croatian sculptor Ivan Mestrovic. Grades 6 to 8 of the Croatian school travel by bus Saturday, March 13. All others are welcome.

Anointing of the Sick will take place on Sunday, March 21 at the end of each Mass. All who are ill in any way and desire to receive this sacrament are invited to come.

The Croatian Woman society together with all the Croatian parishes in Chicago will host the annual humanitarian luncheon on Palm Sunday, March 28 in the Croatian Cultural Center. Tickets can be obtained from members of this organization. Proceeds will go to purchase special medical equipment to help children at the hospital in Mostar. For more information consult the web site: www.hrvatskazena.org.

St. Jerome HSA - Palacinka/Pancake breakfast is March 28; $12,000 Raffle underway Palm Sunday, March 28, St. Jerome School holds the annual Palacinka & Pancake Breakfast with the Easter Bunny. Breakfast and pictures will be available 8 a.m.—12 noon.

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St. Jerome’s family prayer time: every evening between 6—7 P.M.

Come, Accompany Jesus   Our parish has the gift of Jesus being exposed for adoration for two hours every Thursday evening from 7 to 9 pm. Come for vocal prayers at the beginning of the adoration and then accompany Jesus in silent adoration, which concludes with Benediction.

New televised Sunday Mass - CBS Channel 2 is  airing a Roman Catholic Mass each Sunday morning 5:30 to 6:00 a.m. Too early for you? If you can, try taping it or using your TiVo. We all should try to become familiar with these televised Masses so that when we have a fever, and thus possibly a contagious virus, we can pray with a TV Mass and fewer people will get sick.

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