Saint Patrick High School inducted their Liturgy Team for the 2006-2007 school year at the year’s first liturgy, the Mass of the Holy Spirit, on Thursday September 7. A total of 46 students and 28 members of the faculty and staff were inducted as members of the Liturgy Team. Under the direction of Jaime Sepulcre, Campus Minister for Liturgies, the Liturgy Team is responsible for the planning and execution of all school liturgies. These students and staff members serve as Eucharistic Ministers, lectors, acolytes, greeters, and bread bakers. The team meets on a regular basis to plan and evaluate the liturgical life of the school.

Below is a listing of the 74 members of the 2006-2007 Saint Patrick High School Liturgy Team:
Faculty/Staff (28): Katie Barr, Ann Bretzlauf, Beth Britel, Kevin Carroll, David Craine, Meagan Carlevato, Teisha Devine, Br. Konrad Diebold, Dan Eberle, Rachele Esola, Lisa Fiorante, Dan Galante, Br. David Galinski, Stephanie Jensen, Tom Meilinger, Andrew Miller, Dennis Miller, Jim Monaco, Chris Perez, John Przekota, Paul Quinn, Rich Raho, Charlie Schmidt, Joe Schmidt, Carol Van Durme, Dan Wnek, Ron Wojnar, Natalie Ziemba

Sophomores (14): Pat Abney, Jon Aylward, Victor Barcenas , Marco Camarena, Martin Davis, Andrew Hizel, Hubert Jasiewicz, Dan Kalupski, Mike Labek, Pat Lee, Joe Macchione, Ken Mroz, Jack O’Brien, Chris Shouse

Juniors (19): Mike Bryant, Sam Castellanos, Dominic Clemente, Ken Collins, Steve Collins, Jeff Dohnal, Jonathan Erickson, David Giese, Aldynne Glanton, Eric Hetland, Mike Hogen, Colm Mitchell, Mike O’Neill, Jonathan Ortiz, Tim Platt, Baldemar Salgado, Andy Urdiales, Ferdinand Velez, Frank Wasiliewski

Seniors (13): Dan Bowery, Paul Cade, Alfonso Caustrita, Darryl Durante, Tim Hain, Marty LaBelle, Chris Lehr, Matt Mann, Bryan Mordan, Greg Platt, Jimmy Porretta, Adrian Segura, John Werbowecki

Saint Patrick High School is Chicago’s oldest Catholic high school for boys. Founded in 1861 by the Christian Brothers, Saint Patrick has remained at the forefront of education, administering to the needs of young men in the Chicagoland area for nearly 150 years.