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About Us

You Belong Here

Whether you’ve been Catholic your whole life, are returning after time away, or are simply searching, you are welcome here at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish. We are a joyful community learning to follow Jesus Christ and walking together in faith, one step at a time.

Join us this Sunday. We’d love to meet you.

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What to Expect

Visiting a new parish can feel like a big step—we want you to feel at ease.

  • Reverent, joyful worship centered on the Eucharist
  • A welcoming community where no one is a stranger
  • A place for families, individuals, and seekers alike
  • Opportunities to grow, connect, and serve

Come as you are. There’s a place for you at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish.

Our Mission, Vision, & Values

Rooted in the Gospel and guided by the teachings of the Catholic Church, Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish Mission, Vision, and Values help shape who we are as a parish community and who we are called to become. They reflect our commitment to worship, discipleship, service, stewardship, and helping others encounter and experience the love of Jesus Christ in meaningful ways.

Under Mary’s mantle, and with the guidance of the Holy Trinity, Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament seeks to share God’s love by celebrating the sacraments, proclaiming the gospel, and serving the needs of all His children.

A community where Christ’s love is received, lived, and shared.

These are the ways you’ll experience life in our parish:

Love — You are loved. We love as Christ loves—personally and sacrificially.

Knowledge — You will grow. We seek truth and grow in faith together.

Community — You belong. We foster a joyful, reverent, faith-filled community.

Service — You are sent. We live our faith through service to others.

Welcome — You are received. All are welcomed with dignity and warmth.


Stewardship
Stewardship is more than financial support, it is the sharing of our time, talent, and treasure in service to Christ and His Church. Through the generosity of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish, we are able to support worship, formation, outreach, and ministries that help others encounter and experience the love of Jesus Christ. Here you will find information about our Giving Impact, parish and Archdiocesan appeals, and future projects that help sustain and strengthen our mission for generations to come.

Our Giving Impact

Our Giving Impact Reports reflect the many ways God is working through the generosity of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish. While these reports include important financial information and stewardship updates, they also celebrate the impact of your time, talent, and treasure in supporting worship, faith formation, outreach, service, and the daily mission of our parish. We invite you to explore these reports to see how, together, we are helping others encounter and experience Jesus Christ.

The Annual Catholic Appeal

The Annual Catholic Appeal is an opportunity for Catholics throughout the Archdiocese to come together in support of ministries and services that extend beyond the walls of any one parish. Gifts to the Appeal help fund vital ministries including seminarian formation, religious education, outreach to those in need, Catholic schools, and ministries that strengthen the life of the Church across the Archdiocese of Chicago.

Together We Bring Light
Parish Goal:
$61,000
Pledges to Date: $54,520

This year’s rebate project is the installation of a modern digital signboard at Queen of the Rosary, replacing an outdated hand-lettered sign. Located at one of the busiest intersections in our community—near the senior center, junior high, high school, residential neighborhoods, and one of the largest business parks in the state—the new sign will greatly enhance our ability to communicate with parishioners, families, visitors, and the broader community. This highly visible improvement will help us share parish events, school information, ministry opportunities, and messages of faith with thousands of people each day.

2025 — Together We Bring Hope
Parish Goal: $60,564

Paid: $106,287
Playground Improvements. Rebate funds helped augment a major grant secured by one of our early childhood educators to modernize the playground at Queen of the Rosary, used by both the parish and school community. Phase I of the project has been completed.

2024 — Together at the Table
Parish Goal: $63,436

Paid: $100,592
Campus Bathroom Refresh Project. Plans were developed to refresh bathrooms across our campuses. Due to significant increases in costs between the initial bid process and receipt of rebate funds, the project was temporarily placed on hold while the parish entered the Multi-Site Review process. Funds continue to be held for future discernment.

2023 — Walking On the Road with Jesus
Parish Goal: $61,170

Paid: $85,712
Security & Digital Vestibule Screens. Rebate funds supported enhanced campus security measures and the installation of digital information screens in vestibules across our campuses. The majority of the work has been completed, with additional security camera enhancements still under consideration.

2022 — Making All Things New
Parish Goal: $57,572

Paid: $88,877
Worship Site Sound System Improvements.
New sound systems were installed in both worship sites, including the addition of Listen Everywhere technology to better assist parishioners and guests who use hearing aids. The project was fully completed and has significantly improved the worship experience.

Lenten Almsgiving Tradition

Each Lent, Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish embraces the call to prayer, fasting, and almsgiving by supporting a special outreach project that makes a meaningful difference in the lives of others. These annual efforts reflect the generous spirit of our parish family and our shared desire to live the Gospel through compassion, service, and solidarity with those in need both near and far.

Our 2026 Lenten Almsgiving Project supports St. Dominic de Guzman School in the Philippines, operated by the Dominican Sisters. With a goal of $10,000, the project will help provide key learning spaces and educational resources for students and families served by the school.

2025 Mental Health Matters
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish raised more than $11,000, surpassing our $10,000 goal, to support Catholic Charities efforts to help individuals and families battling mental illness through compassionate counseling, outreach, and support services.

2024 Waves of Change
What began as a $10,000 goal became an extraordinary outpouring of generosity as parishioners raised more than $28,000 to install three hand-operated water pumps in remote villages in Cameroon, the homeland of Fr. Louis Mboe. The project brought access to clean water and improved quality of life for countless families.

2023 Welcome the Stranger
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish met its $10,000 goal to accompany and support a young migrant family as they settled in the Chicagoland area, helping provide housing assistance, employment support, and a welcoming community rooted in the Gospel call to welcome the stranger.

2022 Big Brother, Big Sister
In our inaugural Lenten Almsgiving campaign, Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parishioners raised $2,500 in support of Mercy Home for Boys & Girls, helping provide a safe, stable, and faith-filled environment for young people facing difficult circumstances.

 

GIFT (Giving Is a Faithful Treasure)

GIFT is Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish’s Endowment Fund, supporting creative, mission-focused ministry opportunities within our parish community. Established through the generosity and vision of parishioners, GIFT helps fund projects that strengthen worship, formation, outreach, fellowship, and pastoral care. Each year, ministry leaders are invited to submit proposals for initiatives that help others encounter and experience Jesus Christ in meaningful ways.

Prayer Shawl Ministry recently hosted its first Lunch...and Learn!, bringing seniors together for fellowship, a shared meal, and helpful information focused on recognizing and avoiding frauds and scams that specifically target older adults.

Good Samaritans used GIFT funding to develop a website supporting the Community Supper Coalition’s Summer Supper Program, providing families with a centralized calendar of meals, locations, participating organizations, and helpful resources throughout the summer months.

Learn more about GIFT


Meet the team
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish is led by people who are passionate about helping others grow in faith and feel at home.

Fr. Arthur Bautista, Pastor (Administrator)

arbautista@archchicago.org | (847) 979-0901

Fr. Paul Àdajà, Associate Pastor

Mr. Jerrold Szostak, Deacon

DcnJerry@olbsegv.org | (847) 979-0901 x1008

Jennifer Frazzini, Director of Operations

jfrazzini@archchicago.org | (847) 979-0901

Ryan Andersen, QR School Principal

randersen@qrcougars.org | (847) 437-3322

Paul Van Lysebettens, Music Director

MrVan@olbsegv.org | (847) 979-0901 x1006

Mary Ellen Ottenstein, Communications

maryellen@olbsegv.org | (847) 979-0901 x1007

Shana Goranson, Lead Parish Secretary & Coordinator of Religious Education

sgoranson@archchicago.org | (847) 979-0901 x1001

Anna Leininger, PM Parish Secretary

aleininger@archchicago.org | (847) 979-0901

Matt Ellefson, Maintenance

mellefson@qrcougars.org

Scott Kennelly, Custodian

scott@olbsegv.org | (847) 979-0901 x1005

Paul Van Lysebettens, Youth Minister (Mr. Van)

MrVan@olbsegv.org | (847) 979-0901 x1006


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TIMELINE
  • 2020. On July 1, 2020, Queen of the Rosary and St. Julian Eymard united to form one Catholic faith community in Elk Grove Village. Fr. Dan Folwaczny was appointed the first pastor of the new community, and first Masses of the new parish were celebrated on Independence Day weekend. In mid-July, Fr. Louis Marthe Mboe joined the parish as Associate Pastor. On August 30, Cardinal Cupich and the Presbyteral Council affirmed the selection of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament as the new parish’s patron. Earlier in the year, on March 16th, Queen of the Rosary and St. Julian Eymard joined churches across the Archdiocese and nation in shuttering their doors for the first time ever in response to the Global Coronavirus Pandemic.
  • 2019. Queen of the Rosary celebrated its 60th Anniversary with various events throughout the year including a Mass and parish picnic. St. Julian Eymard celebrated pastor emeritus, Fr. Leon Rezula’s Golden Jubilee in May. On June 1, 2019, the Grouping Feedback and Discernment team assembled by Fr. Fred Pesek, Pastor of Queen of the Rosary, and Fr. Brian Kean, Pastor of St. Julian Eymard, joined Blase Cardinal Cupich at a prayer service at St. Domitila in Hillside. The first team session of the Renew My Church Community Discernment and Decisions planning process was held on June 11th.
  • 2018. St. Julian Eymard celebrated its 50th Anniversary with various events throughout the year including Mass celebrated by Blase Cardinal Cupich on August 5th, a parish picnic and banquet dinner.
  • 2007. During the last week of July, Queen of the Rosary learned of the passing of pastor emeritus, Fr. Francis Cerniglia, and two days later of their current pastor, Fr. Arthur Fagan.
  • 1989. After 30 years of dedicated service, the Sisters of the Resurrection departed Queen of the Rosary and the convent was converted to parish offices.
  • 1984. Queen of the Rosary celebrated its 25th Anniversary with Mass celebrated by Cardinal Bernardin on October 7th.
  • 1979. On May 3rd, Fr. John Dedek was appointed by Cardinal Cody to succeed Fr. Shea who had passed away in April following a short battle with cancer. In August, Fr. Dedek concelebrated the dedication of St. Julian Eymard with Cardinal Cody.
  • 1978. On October 27th, the St. Julian Eymard community celebrated its first Masses in their permanent church facility, fulfilling a pledge campaign which began in 1976.
  • 1973. The Blessed Sacrament Father’s of Notre Dame donated the Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament statue which resides in the Marian Garden on the East side of St. Julian Eymard, as well as the statue of St. Peter Julian which was placed at the main entrance to the church.
  • 1969. On May 23rd, Cardinal Cody dedicated the Queen of the Rosary Church.
  • 1968. In May, a new parish in Elk Grove Village was formed, and Fr. James E. Shea was appointed Pastor. The first Masses of the new parish were celebrated on July 14, 1968.
  • 1967. Construction on the present-day Queen of the Rosary Church began, and the Archdiocese purchased 11 acres of land across from Alexian Brothers Hospital, currently AMITA Health, to address the growing population on the West side of Elk Grove Village.
  • 1959. Fr. John Ward Morrison is appointed by Albert Cardinal Meyer to establish a parish in the area just West of O’Hare Field and Queen of the Rosary was born. The first Mass of the new parish was celebrated on July 5th at 22 Forest Lane in Elk Grove Village, with the first Mass in Loretta Chapel being celebrated on October 25th. While driving through the village, Fr. Morrison noticed the large number of children and decided to build the school and chapel first.