A note from the CMCS director |
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Bishop Bartosic's Catholic Men's Mass and Message
Join us in extending a warm welcome to the Most Reverend Mark Bartosic, our new Vicar for Vicariate VI in the Chicago Archdiocese, and Episcopal Liaison for CMCS. Please mark your calendars for Saturday morning, November 15, 2025, at our usual meeting place, Sweeney Hall in Hazel Crest. More >> forum.cmcsmen.net
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Vision:
To Foster Catholic Men's Spirituality in Chicago Southland
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It's Time for the Saturday Bonus Blog!
Happy Saturday! As a token of our appreciation for being an email list subscriber, we're excited to share a bonus post on our side blog, just for you, Click it below, you can find it pinned right at the top of the feed. Enjoy!
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Bishop Mark Bartosic with the CMCS cofounders, (L) Deacon John Rangel and (R) Mr. Frank J Casella. (Photo by Richard Mantoan). |
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Note:
Following a recent meeting with Bishop Bartosic
, it was emphasized that a key objective of CMCS
is to empower men to articulate why Jesus is significant to them and to share the transformative impact Jesus has on their lives. This initiative aims to provide uplifting Catholic encouragement for 'Living the Goodness of a Catholic Man.' To
help us to maintain our operations and keep our resources available to all readers in Chicagoland
, we invite you to prayerfully consider making a one-time or recurring donation
. Your support is crucial to ensuring CMCS
can continue its important work.
~ Frank J Casella |
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Catholic Men Chicago Southland
Apostolate of Most Reverend Mark Bartosic
Executive Director, Frank J Casella
Phone calls by appointment via email.
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Catholic Men Chicago Southland | Vicariate VI Office - 3525 South Lake Park Avenue | Chicago, Illinois 60653
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The CMCS Mission: Catholic Men Chicago Southland (CMCS) is engaged in fostering holy and courageous men and proclaiming the importance of husbands and fathers.
CMCS is a Catholic Apostolate of Bishop Mark Bartosic, founded in 2004 by Most Reverend Joseph N. Perry, Deacon John Rangel, and Mr. Frank J Casella. |
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Thank you for supporting 'Living the Goodness of a Catholic Man'. |
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