St. Makarios Mission

Hyde Park, Illinois

St. Makarios Mission

Founded 2008

Diocese: Diocese of the Midwest

Deanery: Chicago Deanery

Mailing address:

c/o Blase Polite
5126 S Blackstone
Chicago, IL 60615

http://saintmakarios.org

Parish Contacts

Rev. Elijah Mueller
Priest-in-Charge
1100 E 55th St
Chicago, IL 60615
Home: 312-714-9775

Lay Leadership

Mr. Mihai Anitescu
Lay Contact
Home: 312-505-0810

Directions

To Bond Chapel
Walk onto campus from 59th St. between University and Ellis Aves, or from University near 58th St. (both free parking), or from Ellis Ave between 59th and 58th (pay parking). Bond is in the Southwest corner of the quad between Swift, Cobb, Haskell, and Goodspeed Halls.

To Calvert House
Calvert House is located at 5735 S. University Ave between 57th and 58th on East side of street, middle of block.

To Brent House
Brent House is located at 5540 S. Woodlawn Ave between 55th and 56th St., West side of block, near middle.

Schedule of Services

6:00 PM Vespers at Calvert House.
Saturday Evening

10:00 AM Divine Liturgy at Bond (please call to double check time, may change)
Sunday Morning

6:30 PM Vespers followed by Bible Class / Study of the Fathers at Bond (note:  this is not held during Lent)
Tuesday Evening

6:30 PM Vespers with OCF @ Brent House.  Call ahead to check on status.
Thursday Evening

Call ahead or check website for feast-day services.
Feast Days

Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts is held at Bond.  Please call for time.
Wednesday Evenings in Great Lent

Parish Background

St. Makarios was founded in 2008 as an Orthodox parish to reach out to the University of Chicago and the broader South Side, which has lacked an Orthodox presence for many years. Interest originated with a variety of students and families at the University of Chicago who desired to have a local parish for themselves and as a witness to friends and community. Both the number of students and non-University community members who are aware of our mission and attending is growing. We are of many ethnic backgrounds and prior religious backgrounds, and we worship in English, with some repetition of phrases or prayers in several other languages. If you are in the area, please join us!