I want to tell you people something about this place where you bring your money and you think that they are there to protect you and inspire you and bring you to God. You're wrong nobody can bring you to God no amount of money on earth is going to bring you to God.
These people that you support they do not support the people in their community.
I defend that with the evidence of my reaching out to this church on numerous occasions to discuss the disgusting manner in which the school hadd not protected my child.
If my child was not protected and kept safe at that school and if the crime was covered up what makes you think that you have any idea of what's really happening there it took my child 10 years to tell me what happened.
One would think that the church would call back and talk to a member of the community a member of the church a parishioner.
They did not want to hear it they did not want to know because as long as the church didn't know about it they could claim that they were not aware that they are not culpable in covering up a crime that was committed Against a child at that school but don't worry just like the rest of them they all get exposed in the end and I'm not worried I'm just gonna keep talking until someone is willing to take a look...
Read moreMy wife and I were married at St. Benedicts several weeks ago and we had a great experience from beginning to end. We really enjoyed our wedding with everyone at St. Benedicts, particularly with our priest, Father Steve, and the Music Director, Jeremy. Our guests were very complimentary in regards to the beauty of church, the measures taken to ensure safety during COVID, and raved about the music! I can't compliment enough how talented Jeremy is as the music director, but also as a musician. He played the piano and organ at our wedding, along side a violinist, a trumpet player, and a cantor. All musicians were magnificent. The music was absolutely beautiful! St. Benedict's is an extremely welcoming parish and that we...
Read moreI was born and raised on Lincoln Ave in Chicago in the early 30's. I went to St. Benedict School and Church for my elementary education. My uncle, Father Zimmerman was the first pastor when the Church was built. At that time there was only the elementary school and the place where the high school is now was our playground. My dad had a butcher shop right across Leavitt St. at 2151 W Irving Pk Rd. Even back then St. Benedict's was a wonderful Church and School to attend. Some...
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