Annual program to provides the opportunity each year for all Catholics in Lake and Cook County to help their family, friends, and neighbors in Christ.

2.3 million Catholics served by 378 parishes. Archdiocesan departments and agencies, statistics, parishes, schools, radio broadcast schedule. Parts of site require Flash.

Offers support, networking and resources to the Catholic, African-American community. Includes overview of programs, events, and contacts. Part of the National Black Catholic Congress

Includes a listing and contact information on the area's cemeteries run by the Archdiocese of Chicago. Includes history, burial traditions, and an overview of Catholics and cremation services.

Offers information and resources of local services and needs, including an online donation form, employment, links, and contacts.

Serves individuals who are blind or visually impaired, including those with new vision loss. Includes information on programs and services, business partners, calendar of events, donor opportunities, and contacts.

Supports Catholic lawyers, seeks to promote the highest ethical standards in the practice of law and encourages service in society. Includes overview of programs and services, events calendar, news and achievements.

Newspaper for the Archdiocese of Chicago. Provides news, analysis and commentary about the church at the world, national and local levels and about issues of concern to the Catholic community. Features articles by Cardinal George.

Serves as an indulgenced confraternity in the Catholic Church, seeks to suppress blasphemy, perjury, oaths of any character that are forbidden, profanity, unlawful swearing improper language. Features topics, services, and events.

Developed by the Archdiocese of Chicago to provide information and a fuller understanding of ordained priesthood. Features answer to common questions, and how to take the first step.

Promotes the Jesuit and Ignatian heritage through numerous apostolic works. Information on publications, ministries and resources are featured.

Provides support, caring and responding to people with disabilities. Includes overview of programs, local and organizational history, opportunities, newsletters, events calendar, and contacts.

A non-profit serving the Catholic community in education, faith formation, and spiritual growth since its founding by the Chicago Jesuits in 1912. Offers online orders for books and resources on prayer and spirituality; Catholic life; history, theology, and biography; and Jesuit spirituality and spiritual direction.

Benedictine Monks of Chicago that live the monastic, contemplative life in the midst of the modern city. Welcomes guests and offers an online gift shop featuring products from various monasteries.

Headquarters for this professional organization that supports, educates and advocates for lay ministers and promotes the development of lay ministry in the Catholic Church. Includes events calendar, program descriptions, and contacts.

Representative body through which the Archbishop directs the catechetical activities of the Archdiocese of Chicago. Serves the catechetical leaders in vicariates, deaneries, clusters, families and other Archdiocesan agencies.

Features the details of the Servites who offer their special patronage of Mary. Includes the order's history, the Marian Center, and services. Consists of mendicant priests and brothers, cloistered nuns, apostolic sisters, and members of secular institutes and secular order communities. Affiliated with Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica.

A holy place of pilgrimage consecrated to Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary. Includes location, service times, directory and history. Also, features programs and groups, news and events, and contact details.

33 foot tall stainless steel statue of the Virgin Mary visits parishes throughout Chicago.

An organization of the Archdiocese of Chicago assisting laity and priests in establishing eucharistic adoration on a parish level.

Territory extends from Michigan to Hawaii. 42 parishes, missions, and monasteries.

Offers information on its ministries and educational outreach. Includes overview and history, stories, prayer request form, international works, and contacts.

Men's order and a Diosecan Association of the Fathful started in 1999 in Chicago to help bring about a restoration of the sacred at the level of parish ministry.

Outreach program for young single and married adults in their twenties and thirties. Includes local YAM programs, projects, and interests, along with resources and events.