Carl Lezak Memorial Organization
Celebrating and remembering the life of Carl Lezak! Carl Lezak was born in Chicago, IL. Boniface and St. Sebastian.
He was a Catholic priest in the city of Chicago, and served at churches including St. He was very active in social justice issues and the civil rights movement in the 60s. After leaving the priesthood, he continued to be involved with politics and social justice issues, working with the ACLU and even running for Alderman in Uptown. He was an avid reader and always working on writing books of his o
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