First Friday and Saturdays in Chicago

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Does anyone celebrate First Fridays and Saturdays?? I have searched and searched and can’t find anything. Is watching it on EWTN OK? I really want to go to mass though. I live in the Chicago area in Waukegan (far north area) masstimes.org was not helpful.
 
Marytown 11:30 it’s a really nice chapel near Libertyville-Mundelein. God Bless.
 
I am not certain what the North Side of Waukegan means, but a great devotional!

lapieta.tripod.com/dnov_ena.html

As one may have already considered, St. Anastasia, Holy Family, Immaculate Conception, Queen of Peace, St. Dismas, and Our Lady of Humility are possible connections. It only brings one’s life closer to our Lord! 🙂
 
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Does anyone celebrate First Fridays and Saturdays?? I have searched and searched and can’t find anything.
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It may be a little drive for you but St. John Cantius celebrates Good Fridays at 7:30PM via the EF.

First Saturdays - EF Mass in Desplaines. Carmelite Monastery 7:30 AM. (The nuns sing beautifully.)

You did post your question in the Traditional Forum after all.
 
The Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (ICRSS) is headquartered in Chicago and they celebrate the EF.
First Friday Low Mass 8am and High Mass 7pm. First Saturday Low Mass 8am

Shrine of Christ the King Sovereign Priest home page:
institute-christ-king.org/chicago/

From last week’s bulletin (PDF):
institute-christ-king.org/uploads/chicago/bulletins/July29.pdf

take care!
amsjj 🙂

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Jesus, God and man,
imprisoned by love in Thy most holy Sacrament,
have mercy upon us.
  • Blessed John Henry Newman, December 22, 1851
Tú y yo sabemos por la fe que oculto en las especies sacramentales está Cristo,
ese Cristo con su Cuerpo, con su Sangre, con su Alma, y con su Divinidad,
prisonero de amor.
  • San Josemaría Escrivá, 1 junio 1974
… Our Lord Himself frequently said; and it is recorded as an Apostolic tradition from Him
by St. Justin the Martyr. He says ‘Jesus often said, “They who are near Me are near a fire”’.
  • Abp. W. B. Ullathorne, August 1st 1886
 
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