Leadership

Rev. Lawrence Lisowski, Pastor

Rev. Larry Lisowski is a native of Chicago and a priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago. He was ordained on May 19, 1984 by Cardinal Joseph Bernardin to serve the people of God. Fr. Larry loves being a parish priest and has been blessed with a number of assignments that have allowed him to tend to the spiritual needs of those seeking to journey together in the Catholic faith and share in a lifelong relationship with Christ.

In July of 2014, Fr. Larry answered the call to serve the two parish communities of Immaculate Conception and St. Joseph. He enjoys calling people forward to share their gifts and talents to help enhance to the life of the parishes. He is committed to the welcoming spirit that is present in our worship, prayer, service, and hospitality.

For fun, Fr. Larry enjoys zipping around the city on a scooter or bicycle, paddling down a river in a kayak, and listening to the Prairie Home Companion Show on Saturday nights.

Ms. Katie Sullivan, Co-Principal

Ms. Sullivan began her education career establishing the Prekindergarten program (including earning their NAEYC accreditation) and teaching Prekindergarten, 2nd and 4th grades at St. Mark School in Chicago. In 1998, Ms. Sullivan moved to Mater Christi School to assume the role of principal. In 2002, Ms. Sullivan worked alongside Father Pat Lee to reopen Immaculate Conception School and serve as its principal.

Ms. Sullivan earned her Bachelor of Early Childhood Education from Bradley University and received her Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from Dominican University. Ms. Sullivan is a lifelong learner and regularly participates in professional development programs, including the completion of graduate-level coursework in management and education through both the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and the School of Education at Harvard University. Ms. Sullivan loves to spend time with her family in Chicago and in Green Lake, Wisconsin. She enjoys gardening, watching baseball, and playing tennis.

Ms. Heather Lux, Co-Principal

Ms. Lux began her education career teaching preschool in St. Louis. In 2013, she began teaching fourth grade at St. Joseph School in Summit. In 2016, she moved to St. Josaphat School in Lincoln Park where she continued to teach fourth grade and also worked as a peer coach. After serving as Assistant Principal of the North Park Campus for 2 years, Ms. Lux joined Ms. Sullivan as Co-Principal in the Fall of 2021.

Ms. Lux earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education at Saint Louis University. She earned her Master’s Degree in Curriculum Studies and Teacher Leadership at DePaul University. Ms. Lux is a lifelong learner, continuing to work on additional leadership coursework at DePaul. She hopes to work with parents, students, and teachers to share this love of learning with all at ICSJ. Ms. Lux loves spending time with her family in the suburbs of Chicago, cooking, taking Orange Theory classes, and exploring everything Chicago has to offer.

Mr. Mark Moulis, Assistant Principal, Hill Street Campus

Mr. Moulis joined Immaculate Conception-St. Joseph School in 2015 as the 7th Grade Language Arts Teacher, the Dean of Discipline, and the Assistant Athletic Director. In 2016, Mr. Moulis assumed the role of Assistant Principal of the Hill Street Campus.

Previously, Mr. Moulis spent nine years in the classroom as a language arts and history teacher. His experience includes teaching middle school in New York City, as well as teaching high school English at Seton Academy in South Holland, IL. Mr. Moulis earned his Bachelor of English Education at Purdue University and a Master of Arts in school leadership at New York University. Mr. Moulis is a lifelong learner and wants to instill a love of learning in all students at ICSJ. Mr. Moulis enjoys cooking and playing vinyl records.

Mrs. Mallory Janowiak, Assistant Principal, North Park Campus

Mrs. Mallory Janowiak has previously taught second grade, as well as K-8 Multi-Media at ICSJ. Mrs. Janowiak holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education from The University of Michigan and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum Design and Leadership from DePaul University. She holds a teacher leader endorsement and coaches teachers in assessment creation and instructional practices at both campuses.