Fr. Greg Schill, SCJ

Fr. Gregory SchillFr. Gregory Schill, SCJ currently serves as chaplain and spiritual director at St. Joseph’s Indian School in Chamberlain, SD.  He was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas and upon completion of high school, he served four years in the U.S. Marines before pursuing a bachelor’s in Political Science at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.

Fr. Gregory was later accepted into the religious congregation of the Priests of the Sacred Heart where he pursued his master’s degree from the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago.  He was ordained to the priesthood in 2011 and was subsequently assigned to parish ministry in Mississippi beginning with four parishes and eventually serving six parishes.

In 2021, after ten years of serving in parish ministry, Fr. Gregory was assigned to St. Joseph’s Indian School, which is his present assignment.  In addition to being on the Board of Directors for Sacred Heart Center, he also serves on the Board of Directors for St. Joseph’s Indian school in conjunction with his role as local superior.  Fr. Gregory also serves on the Provincial Council, a role he began in February 2022 after serving for ten years on the province finance commission

Fr, Gregory Schill began serving as the Sacred Heart Center President of the Board of Directors in July 2022.

10 Replies to “Fr. Greg Schill, SCJ”

  1. Father Schill,
    Thanks for sending out your promotional packet with the dreamcatcher and other items. I will be forwarding a donation. I looked you up online and found that you are a fellow Texan and have Asperger’s. This is of interest to me because my son also has this diagnosis, and I know how challenging this condition can be. My son Will has an IQ tested at 160, but I could not get him to finish college. For him it was too restrictive and too liberal. He has pointed out to me the strong Marxist influence in schools of higher learning.
    He likes helping people, and got an EMT license here in California. The plan was to become a Paramedic, but then the pandemic hit, and he refused to take the vaccines which are required of all medical people here in Ca. Will was married in June 2022 at age 27, and immediately moved to Madison Wisconsin where his wife’s family lives and where vaccination is not mandated.
    He is working as a Security Guard for less than $20 an hour, scraping by. When he lived here in San Pedro, he had formed his own non-profit corporation which donated security services to local Catholic churches. Although my wife and I are Protestant, and started an annual Christian music festival here in 2005 (Light at the Lighthouse Festival), Will became Catholic about 5 years ago because to him it is a more spiritual church, and he loves Latin masses.
    He is VERY smart, highly principled, but I worry that he will not have an opportunity to actualize the gifts God has given him, nor make a decent living to support a family.
    I enjoyed your life story, of successful adaptation to Asperger’s Syndrome, and thought perhaps you can be an encouragement or a mentor to him. His email is William.K.Fleury@biola.edu
    Thank you for serving the Native American population. I spent a summer in Med School on the Hualapai Reservation in Arizona, as part of the American Indian Health Service, and am familiar with some of the problem areas you deal with.
    Bill Fleury

    1. Dr. Fleury,

      Thank you for your inquiry on our website regarding Fr. Greg Schill, SCJ.
      This site is unmonitored for comments and your message was pulled into our spam filter.

      However, you are welcome to contact Fr. Greg at his main office at SJIS.org where you can find more information regarding his work and how to contact him.

      Thank you for your time and interest and your support of Sacred Heart Center.

      Regards,
      Travis J Hedrick
      Executive Director
      SHC

  2. Hi my name is Derek Twinney. I was conducting research at Asbury Seminary, and came across an article about your walk with God. I have Asperger’s/ Autism 1 and am trying to do research on the following subject: How does one that has Asperger’s continue to grow with God and love him deeper, in the midst of the emotional/ relational challenges. There’s not a lot of research on this topic from the point of someone with Asperger’s/ Autism 1, and so I’m trying to gather knowledge while implementing it into my own life and walk with Christ. Thanks! Email would be preferred response as I am more likely to look there.

    1. Derek,

      Thank you for your inquiry on our website regarding Fr. Greg Schill, SCJ.
      This site is unmonitored for comments and your message was pulled into our spam filter.

      However, you are welcome to contact Fr. Greg at his main office at SJIS.org where you can find more information regarding his work and how to contact him.

      Thank you for your time and interest and your support of Sacred Heart Center.

      Regards,
      Travis J Hedrick
      Executive Director
      SHC

    1. Marjorie Adams,

      Please visit the donations page of our website. There you may donate securely online via givelify or receive the mailing address to send gifts via US mail. Also, if you use Amazon, please consider adding Sacred Heart Center as your charity of choice via Amazon Smile (see the link on our donation page) to contribute for every purchase you make online.

      Thank you for considering SHC as your charity.
      We are grateful for those who help support us in our mission!

      Regards,
      Travis J Hedrick
      Executive Director
      SHC

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