St. Eugene Church

Beginning Saturday, July 2nd, there will be ONE combined parish Saturday mass at 5:00 pm at St. Eugene Church - there will be NO SATURDAY masses celebrated at Divine Savior Church or Our Lady, Mother of the Church.

On Monday, July 4th, there will be ONE combined parish mass to celebrate the national holiday at St. Eugene Church at 9:00 am. From Tuesday, July 5th through Labor Day, the combined temporary summer mass schedule below will go into effect.

Please see Fr. Rich's letter on pages 2-3 & the graphic on pg. 4 of in this weekend's bulletin ("The Voice" 6/19/22) for more information.

Congratulations to our current pastor, Fr. Rich Yanos, as he has been appointed as the new pastor for our new unified parish of Divine Savior Church, Our Lady, Mother of the Church & St Eugene Church that forms on July 1, 2022.

There are two options to reserve your space for 2022-2023, either filling out a paper form you can print HERE or by clicking this LINK. Some important notes: 

• No reservation can be made without filling out a printed or electronic form
• Space reserved in the past does not guarantee a reservation this year
• Parish and School groups can reserve their space during the month of May, and outside groups can begin requesting space June 1st. 
• Click on Calendar to view what is available.

In light of the recent decision by City of Chicago officials to lift the city's mask mandate on February 28, and the relaxation of COVID mitigations in Oak Park and Evanston, all archdiocesan parishes, churches, schools and offices, will transition to mask-optional environments on February 28.

As our parishes and schools transition to mask-optional, please note the following:

  *   Parishioners and Religious Education families should be reminded to report any COVID positive cases (instances when the individual has been on parish property within 48 hours of symptoms or positive diagnosis) to the parish office so appropriate communication can be shared with close contacts.
  *   Everyone is encouraged to vaccinate, boost when eligible, and wear masks, if preferred. N95 masks are highly effective at preventing transmission of COVID regardless of whether the wearer is around masked or unmasked individuals. We support everyone in their mask use decisions. .
  *   Our isolation and quarantine protocols are not changing. Even in a mask-optional environment, anyone - regardless of vaccination status - must isolate if they are symptomatic or test positive. Unvaccinated close contacts must continue to quarantine per current guidelines. In addition, people coming out of isolation or quarantine must wear a mask for an additional five days per CDC guidance.

Masks may be required during periods of high community infection. We will continue to assess metrics and, based on infection levels, we may again require parishes, schools, offices and Religious Ed programs to temporarily require masks.