


| St. Sabina history: From Irish to black, closure list to thriving |
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St. Sabina Catholic Church was born in a storefront at 7743 S. Racine. Chicago Archbishop George Mundelein wrote in a July 3, 1916, letter to the Rev. Thomas F. Egan: “I hereby appoint you to organize the new parish of St. Sabina. The boundary lines are as follows: On the north — 75th Street; South — 63rd; East — Aberdeen St.
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