In the News
Chicago’s major metro and neighborhood outlets spotlight Mercy Circle’s community outreach initiatives and residents’ perspectives and experiences. Journalists also rely on staff members for expert advice for seniors and their families. Here are some of the dozens of stories which appear throughout the year.


Mercy Circle recently held its inaugeral Irish Classic golf tournament, raising $75,000 to underwrite costs for refreshing the decor of Baggot Street, Mercy Circle’s community for residents benefiting from memory care support.


Mercy Circle’s Irish Classic: a new tradition of support Chicago Doesn’t lack for traditions. But, there’s always froom for one more.


Mother McAuley students Maeve Zuber and Evie Skog, left, and Srah Clark, far right, enjoy Rainbow Cones with Sister Nancy Kennelly and Chicago Alderman Matt O’Shea at Mercy Circle in Chicago.


Mercy Circle Named Best Short-Term Rehab by US News & World Report for a fifth year in a row


MACS with Mercy launched its third year with help from the Black Student Union Club. The program is a joint effort between Mother McAuley High School, Alderman Matt O’Shea of Chicago’s 19th Ward, and Mercy Circle, a not-for-profit continuing care retirement communit


Mercy Circle honored the award winner as well as two other nurses nominated for The DAISY Award


New Mercy Circle resident Margaret Carroll shares her storied career at the Chicago Tribune
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Queen of Martyrs students Kelly Rice, Sofia Rivera, Evan Hoffbauer and C. C. McGreal joined Mercy Circle residents recently to prepare Easter backpacks for 45 homeless children and teens living at Margaret’s Village.

Seventh graders at Queen of Martyrs School team up with Mercy Circle residents to deliver the spirit of Easter to homeless children and teens at Margaret’s Village’s shelters