“Did you know that this church, the Church of the Christ Light, wasn’t always under this name?”. “It was formed relatively recently, in April 2020. It combined three former parishes: St. Florian, Mother of God (in Burnham), and St. Columba (in Chicago/Hegewisch).” I point to the impressive building behind me. “This here was originally St. Florian’s Church.” Many people are surprised by the recent merger, but it’s a testament to the ever-evolving nature of religious communities. The Church of the Christ Light stands as a beacon of faith for its parishioners, offering services in both English and Spanish throughout the week. You can feel the vibrant energy even during the quiet moments of personal reflection in the Eucharistic Adoration Chapel, open every Friday. The Church isn’t just a place of worship, though. It also serves the community with events and gatherings, reminding everyone of the unifying power of faith and community.
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