About the Church

Journey into the heart of Palos Hills, Illinois, and discover the profound spiritual and cultural tapestry woven at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. Grounded in the enduring legacy of Saints Constantine and Helen, this sacred haven transcends its physical walls, beckoning worshippers and seekers alike to partake in a deeply rooted community experience. Within the embrace of its iconic architecture, the church stands as a testament to faith, love, and service, offering solace and a sense of belonging to all who enter.


Religious icon of Jesus Christ in a Byzantine style, holding a book and making a blessing gesture. There are four angels around the central figure, and a gold background with a red decorative border.

A Vibrant Hub of Cultural Celebration 


Beyond the spiritual sanctuary, Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church is a vibrant hub of cultural celebration. Enriching the lives of its parishioners, the church becomes a gathering place for festivities that honor the Hellenic heritage through music, dance, and culinary delights. This dynamic blend of spirituality and cultural expression creates a unique and welcoming atmosphere, fostering a sense of unity among the community. In every prayer, every gathering, and every cultural event, the church embodies a living testament to the enduring traditions that bind its members together in shared devotion, making it not just a place of worship but a cherished home for spiritual growth and cultural connection.

Interior of a church with wooden pews, stained glass windows depicting saints, an altar with religious icons, and a large dome ceiling with warm lighting.

The History of
Sts. Constantine & Helen

Saints Constantine and Helen are remembered as key figures in the early history of Christianity, particularly in its establishment and acceptance within the Roman Empire. Their contributions to the Christian faith are commemorated by the Greek Orthodox Church and other Christian traditions that venerate saints. The story of Constantine's conversion and Helen's pilgrimage has been passed down through centuries and has become an integral part of Christian tradition and hagiography.

A young girl with curly dark hair wearing a school uniform, including a blue plaid skirt and a blue vest, standing at a white marble lectern inside a church.
A group of school children and adults, including a man in a priestly or academic robe giving a high five to a man in a suit, in a school hallway near a gym entrance.
Four boys dressed in golden religious robes holding religious banners and candles inside a church with stained glass windows and religious icons.