From All Saints Parish - Fr Tom. Fr Carlos, Dcn Paul, Dcn Leke, Dcn Larry and the staff. ​

Simbang Gabi:

December 19, 2025- 7 PM
Mass celebrated by Cardinal Blasé Cupich
 All Saints Parish – St Isaac Jogues
 8149 W Golf Road
 Niles, Illinois 60714

Army
Julie Hanson ​
Gale Renner
Ron Ennis, Jr. 
Violet Ennis
Angel Blanco
Brian Caplin
Cpl. Kieran Dohr
Gabriel Nunez
Jesus Blanco
Sgt. Jordan Irving
Lt. Col. Philip Logan
Maj. Daniel Dudek
Maj. William Durband
Matthew Wheeler
Pfc. Ryan O’Sullivan
PVT. Christian Blanco
Spec. 4, Frank Perez Jr.
Private Samuel Yaras
 
Illinois National Guard
Nathaniel Janzen
 
Navy
Edward Gastel
Paul Matthew Ledesma
ET2 Sean Stieber
Lt. Cmdr. John Tutweiler
Lt. Cmdr. Susanne M.
Connolly Tutweiler
Midshipman 1st Class
Catherine Meehan
David Perez
​E3 John S. Nall
​Daren Chiquini
 
Marines
Jeremy Erjavac
Patrick Edward Echavez
Joseph John Zimmerman III
Kyle Franklin
1st Lt. Jack Meehan
PFC.  Andrew Yaras
Lance Renner
Lucus Mueller

Air Force
Adam R. Hayden
Airman Steven Laskewich
Cadet 1st Class Margaret Meehan
Capt. Gary Gallet
SSGT. Michael J. Archum
Tony Harlson
 
Additional Members & First Responders
Brad Markovich
Elena McGannon
Greg Zalewski
Joseph Koschwanez
Nash Daoud
Shane Long
​Matt Wells
 
Alaska Air National Guard
Staff Sgt. Toula Farnsworth 
Staff Sgt. Devin Farnsworth 

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My dear brothers and sisters, today I speak to you as your shepherd, but also as a fellow pilgrim who shares the pain of many of our immigrant communities. Families are being torn apart. Children are left in fear, and communities are shaken by immigration raids and detentions. These actions wound the soul of our city. Let me be clear. The church stands with migrants.

We stand with the mother who crosses borders to feed her children. We stand with the father who labors in silence to build a better future. We stand with the young person who dreams of safety and a better future. Our parishes and schools will not turn away those who seek comfort, and we will not be silent when dignity is denied in the enforcement of the law. It is essential that we respect the dignity of every human being.

Now I want to say something directly to those immigrants without documents. Most of you have been here for years. You have worked hard. You have raised families. You have contributed to this nation. You have earned our respect. As the Archbishop of Chicago, I will insist that you be treated with dignity. Americans should not forget that we all come from immigrant families.

You are our brothers and sisters. We stand with you.

God bless you all.