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32 | October 11, 2018 | The glenview lantern faith
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Faith Briefs
Glenview New Church (74 Park Drive)
Women Unwind
Gather each Monday
for a chance for women to
connect socially. For more
information, email jillb@
glenviewnewchurch.org.
Sunday Morning Sermon
Discussion Circle
Join this informal weekly
drop-in gathering in the
auditorium after the 9:30
a.m. service to spiritually
connect and further discuss
the sermon topic. For
more information, visit
glenviewnewchurch.org.
Sts. Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox
Church (1401 Wagner Road)
Coffee Connection:
Connecting in Faith and
Fellowship
The Coffee Connection
group meets twice a month
and is an educational ministry
for adults that aims to
strengthen knowledge and
further practice of the Orthodox
faith. Once all are
gathered, participants will
move into the adjacent
room for a presentation
and discussion on the day’s
topic. The presentation
is an opportunity to learn
more about the faith, while
the discussion emphasizes
how to practice Orthodox
traditions in everyday life.
For more information, visit
ssppglenview.org.
Parish Family Nights
Join this opportunity for
growth in faith, fellowship
and fun for the entire family.
The event includes dinner,
crafts, activities and
small group discussions
over the course of an evening.
The event gives the
entire community a chance
to come together while
learning a little more about
itself and faith. For more
information, email mk@
sspnglenview.org.
St. David’s Episcopal Church (2410
Glenview Road)
Men’s Fellowship Group
Join this weekly fellowship
gathering open to
all men of the parish with
discussion, audio tapes
and video tapes geared toward
helping the men of
St. David’s become better
Christians, husbands
and fathers. The one-hour
meetings are held at 7:30
a.m. every Saturday.
New Horizons
Join this monthly fellowship
group for people
who are retired or planning
retirement. Meetings
are held the fourth Thursday
of each month, with
outside activities planned
at restaurants and cultural/
educational locations.
North Branch Bible Church (3030
Central Road)
Bible Study
Saturday Bible Study
started 10 years ago and
has carried on throughout
the years. The group meets
at 8:30 a.m. every Saturday.
This in-depth study of
scripture includes friendly
discussion, sharing, fellowship
and breakfast.
For more information, call
(847) 724-6912.
Finding New Hope and Joy
in Our Twilight Years
Join every second and
fourth Wednesday of the
month to talk about how
to stay active during the
twilight years. The group
meets at the Chestnut
Square Retirement Village,
and the session starts
at 7 p.m. For more information,
visit northbranchbiblechurch.com.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help (1775
Grove St.)
Parent Effectiveness
Training, Fall 2018
Ever wish children came
with an instruction manual?
They do. Parent Effectiveness
Training (P.E.T.)
offers proven communication
skills that really work.
Class meets every Thursday
evening from 6:30-9
p.m., ending Nov. 1. Cost
of tuition includes materials,
and the rest of the
proceeds go entirely to the
OLPH Youth Group.
Holy Fire Catholic Youth
Event
The producers of the
nation’s largest Catholic
youth event, NCYC, invite
young people in sixth
through ninth grades to
a one-day experience of
dynamic speakers, music
and the sacrament of the
Eucharist like they have
never before experienced
on Oct. 27. At Holy Fire,
young people will be
called to embrace their
baptism and engage with
the relevant and powerful
Gospel of Jesus. Register
to attend by contact Randy
McGraw, Youth Minister.
Women’s Renewal
Weekend
All women of the parish
are invited to the next
CRHP weekend at Bellarmine
Retreat House in
Barrington from Oct. 27
to Oct. 28. This is a special
time for you to set aside for
faith enrichment and personal
growth. “The CRHP
weekend was one of the
best gifts I’ve given myself.
It renewed my faith and
connected me to a wonderful
group of spirit-filled
women in the parish,“ Cindy
Tardif once said. Registration
forms are available
at the church exits. For information
about the Men’s
Retreat (Nov. 17-18), visit
OLPHglenview.org.
Submit information for The
Lantern’s Faith page to
Sports Editor Michal Dwojak
at M.Dwojak@22ndcentury
media.com. The deadline is
noon on Thursday. Questions?
Call (847) 272-4565
ext. 26.
In Memoriam
Dianne N. Dehinten
Dianne N. Dehinten, 83,
of Glenview, died on Sept.
27 in Naples, Florida.
She was the loving wife
of Byrd Dehinten, who
preceded her in death after
51 years of marriage;
beloved mother of Melody
(Dehinten) Llewellyn
and grandmother of Robert
Llewellyn III and Kristin
Llewellyn of Naples,
Florida; and beloved
mother of April (Dehinten)
Schnell and Eric
Schnell and grandmother
of Timothy and Matthew
Schnell of Shoreview,
Minnesota.
Dianne was a proud
graduate of Northwestern
University with a Bachelor
of Arts in Education.
She worked as a teacher,
as well as a co-owner
of the Herbert Dehinten
Company beside her husband.
She was active in
the Glenview Masonic
community, as well as
the Glenview Community
Church.
Dianne lived a generous
and happy life, took
pleasure in her family and
grandchildren, and always
enjoyed sharing her joy of
music with others.
A memorial service
will be planned in Glenview
for December 2018.
In lieu of flowers, kindly
direct memorials to The
Grove, 1421 Milwaukee
Ave., Glenview, IL 60025,
or your favorite charity.
Laurie Ann Konicek
Laurie Ann Konicek,
66, of Glenview, died on
Oct. 1 surrounded by her
loving family after a prolonged
battle with cancer.
She was a woman of
strength, kindness, generosity
and integrity. Born
in Chicago to her cherished
parents, Lorene and
the late Thomas Loiacano,
she spent a wistful childhood
on Claremont Avenue.
She is the proud and
loving mother of Kristopher
(Nikki) Konicek and
Colleen Konicek (Jason)
Scott; doting grandmother
of Dominic, Colin, and
Tyler; dear sister of Kimberly
(Rick) Slack and the
late Craig (Karin) Loiacano;
and fond aunt of several
nieces and nephews.
After being blessed with
the birth of both her children,
she moved to Glenview
and started her long
and wonderful career at St.
Catherine Laboure School.
She began as a second grade
teacher and loved nurturing
children in academics and
love for the Lord.
Laurie went on to attain
her Master’s degree in administration
from Loyola
University. It was then she
found her purpose: becoming
principal of St. Catherine’s.
She was not only
a principal, she was a best
friend to all her staff. Her
impact was profound on
both students and adults.
St. Catherine’s was her second
home.
She finished her career
at St. Margaret Mary’s in
Chicago. She brought her
boundless energy and love
to the school in its final two
years in the archdiocese.
To know Laurie was
to truly love her. ‘Some
people come into our lives
and leave footprints on our
hearts and we are never
ever the same.’
Arlene Bartiluzzi Danielson
Arlene Bartiluzzi Danielson,
82, of Glenview,
formerly of Highland
Park, died Sept. 24. Born
in October 1935 in Fort
Sheridan to Rena Zagalia
and John Bartiluzzi, she
was a graduate of Highland
Park High School and
a former Miss Highwood.
She was the beloved wife
of 53 years, to the late
Ronald S. Danielson.
She was a loving
daughter, wife, mother,
grandmother, sister and
aunt, as well as a die-hard
Cubs fan her entire life.
She finally got to see them
win it all.
She will remain close in
our hearts and in all those
she touched with her love
and friendship. Her beautiful
soul and sparkling
eyes will be missed.
She is survived by her
five children, Debbie Lueders,
Jeff Danielson,
Cheryl Monroe, Chris
Danielson and LeAnne
Danielson; siblings, William
Andrini, Robert
Andrini, Brenda Miotke,
Jim Andrini; eight grandchildren;
one great-granddaughter
and many nieces
and nephews.
A memorial will be
held on Monday, Oct. 1st
from 3-7 p.m. at Kristan
Funeral Home, 219 W.
Maple Ave., Mundelein,
IL 60060.
In lieu of flowers, donations
can be made to The
Michael J Fox Foundation.
For more information,
847-566-8020.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email Sports
Editor Michal Dwojak at
M.Dwojak@22ndcentury
media.com with information
about a loved one who was
part of the Glenview community.