1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

PASTOR
Rev. William E. Foley
[email protected]
Mass Schedule:
Sunday: 7:00am, 8:00am, 9:30am,
11:00am & 12:30pm
Saturday: 9:10am, 5:30pm (vigil)
Monday-Friday: 6:30am, 9:10am
Holy Days: 6:30am, 9:10am 11:00am & 7:30pm
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Rev. Michael S. Paris
[email protected]
IN RESIDENCE
Rev. Emanuel Magro
PERMANENT DEACON
Deacon James T. Nalls
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PERMANENT DEACON
Deacon Alfred Barros
[email protected]
May 3, 2015
Fifth Sunday of Easter
Saint Paul says we should “put on” virtue; we should
wear compassion, kindness, patience, gentleness—
colorful and obvious as our outfits. Paul wants us to
wear our allegiance to Christ—“on our sleeves” if you
will—not as a boast like a Gucci or Prada logo, but
as a simple, humble sign that this woman, this man,
this youngster belongs to Christ, and you’ll know it
because you can see that she or he is dressed in
love.
Take Five for Faith: Daily Renewal for Busy Catholics
St. Patrick Church • 4101 Norbeck Road • Rockville, MD 20853
Website: http://www.stpatricksmd.org
RECTORY OFFICE:
301-924-2284
Fax: 301-929-3017
Website:
www.stpatricksmd.org
Susan Colona,
Office Manager
Pastor’s
Note...
Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 3rd
[email protected]
Susan Moran,
Parish Registration/Data Entry
ST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL:
301-929-9672
Website:
www.stpatricksrockville.com
Christie Anne Short, Principal
ChristieAnne.Short@
stpatrickadw.org
ST. PATRICK’S RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION:
301-929-9314
Michelle Ilagan, Director
[email protected]
MUSIC:
301-924-2285, ext. 306
Henry Bauer, Director
[email protected]
SOCIAL CONCERNS:
301-924-2285, ext. 315
Monica Ludwig, Director
[email protected]
YOUTH MINISTRY:
301-924-2285, ext. 316
Michael McHugh, Director
[email protected]
ADULT FAITH FORMATION:
301-924-2285, ext. 317
Nick Hladek, Director
[email protected]
PARISH CENTER
Beth Poulos,
Parish Center Scheduler
301-924-2285, ext. 320
[email protected]
PLANT MANAGER
Martin L’Etoile
martin.l’[email protected]
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Dear Parish Family,
Lest what we do here on a weekly basis becomes routine, it is good to ponder
our actions and the mystery as it unfolds. The first movement in this symphony is
the coming together of individuals with our own many agendas and scattered
minds. Perhaps we have just had an argument with our spouse, parents, or
children. Maybe deep-seated resentments have begun to emerge, even in prayer.
Before we “collect” ourselves and attend to the Sacred Scriptures, we must beg
“Lord, have mercy!” As the Scriptures are proclaimed, we experience God’s
presence. Ancient stories of struggle and faith merge with our own experience. The
preacher helps to make this “common heritage” our own. We give our assent to the
truth of these mysteries in our praying of the creed – a formula of faith that has
been worked out over centuries and pondered by the Church for even longer. We
pause amid the “liturgies” of Word and Eucharist to offer our gifts for the support of
the local Church. The monetary offering ought to represent our willingness to give
of our all for the greater glory of God. As the priest prays the Eucharistic prayer,
listen for the words “we offer.” He speaks for us all! Ponder the awesome reality: we
offer to the Father in the power of the Spirit the victim, the Son, who, in turn
becomes our “host” at the banquet which is a “taste” of heaven! When we say
“Amen” to the words “Body of Christ,” we become what we receive. That is why we
do not approach if we are conscious of living in contradiction to that body. It is “the”
sacrament of “unity” with the living and the dead. It is “the” last “rite” of the Church;
as such, we call it “viaticum,” food for the journey home! The “gift” of Eucharist is
not simply between me and Jesus. I have become more cemented to his body, the
Church, and am prepared to share his love with a broken world. Therefore, I am not
to leave before being dismissed. It is not simply a matter of being polite. I must be
“sent on mission” – the root meaning of the words “Ite missa est!”
When we were conducting a survey on the Mass recently, we coined a term for
the Mass without music that is probably not correct. We spoke of a “quiet,
contemplative” Mass. Contemplation ought to lead us to the Eucharist, but the
Mass is not, as such, a private experience of communion with God. It is the coming
together of the people of God to support one another on our journey to God. The
custom of a Sunday Mass without music in this country has its roots in the penal
laws of England. When we were a colony, it was illegal for Catholics to celebrate
the faith openly. The same was true in Ireland. Priests had to “say” or “read” Mass
quickly and quietly so as not to be detected. Listen to the following words from the
General Instruction on the Roman Missal as to the purpose of music in the liturgy:
“Great importance should therefore be attached
to the use of singing in the celebration of the
Mass, with due consideration for the culture
of the people and abilities of each liturgical
assembly:care should be taken that singing
by the ministers and the people is not absent
in celebrations that occur on Sundays and holy days of obligation.”
(#40)
We are so blessed at St. Patrick’s to have excellent choirs and a congregation
that sings willingly at most celebrations of the Eucharist!
Yours in the Risen Lord,
Rev. Bill Foley
Website: http://www.stpatricksmd.org
May 3, 2015
First Friday Eucharistic Adoration:
Following the 9:10 a.m. Mass and concluding
with Benediction at 11:45 a.m.
Fifth Sunday of Easter
Sacrament of
MASS INTENTIONS
For the Week
Monday
Tuesday
6:30
9:10
John G. Gosnell
Joseph Kulikowski
6:30
9:10
Mary Schettel Family (L)
Florent Hughes
Wednesday 6:30
9:10
Lorraine Lee
Frances Bazil
Thursday
6:30
9:10
Alex Benzel
Lorraine Lee
Friday
6:30
9:10
Josephine Tobin
Catherine Peace
Saturday
9:10
5:30
Gerald Hogan
Maria Leyva
Sunday
7:00
8:00
9:30
11:00
12:30
Bernard Hobsongarcia
Rose Russo & Carmen Sanchez
Parishioners
Luciano Governatori
Matthew J. Shellea
RECONCILIATION:
Saturday 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Sacrament of
BAPTISM:
Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Arrangements must be
made beforehand. Please call the Rectory Office
to schedule an appointment.
Sacrament of
MARRIAGE:
Archdiocesan
regulations
require
that
arrangements be made with a priest at least six
months in advance of the desired wedding date.
Pre-Cana and instruction is required for all
couples preparing for marriage. Please arrange
your marriage with a priest or deacon before
setting a date for the reception.
Sick Calls:
In case of serious illness or
sudden death, notify the Rectory immediately.
Please notify us of any sick, homebound or
those hospitalized so that we may arrange to
bring them the Eucharist or the Sacrament of the
Sick.
New Parishioners
WELCOME!
Sunday Masses:
Saturday - Vigil Mass 5:30 p.m.
Sunday - 7:00, 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 a.m.
and 12:30 p.m.
Weekday Masses:
Monday through Friday 6:30 and 9:10 a.m.
Saturday - 9:10 a.m.
Holy Days:
6:30, 9:10, 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
If you are new in the area, you are
encouraged to
register with your parish.
Registration forms are available at all the
“Poor Box” stations at each Church exit, or
from the Rectory Office. Completed forms
may be returned by dropping them in the
Sunday collection basket, mailed or brought
to the Rectory. Newly registered parishioners
will be invited to a Coffee/Dessert Reception
at the Parish Center for an opportunity to
meet our priests and other new members of
the parish. Please let us know if you are
relocating or moving away by dropping a note
or telephoning the Rectory Office.
No Vigil Mass on the eve of the Feast
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PLEASE PRAY
PLEASE REMEMBER ALL THOSE WHO ARE SICK OR IN NEED OF
SPECIAL PRAYERS: Lois Allen, Nicole Amyot, Cedric Arce, Ken Balinovic,
Menchie Basa, Bob Berigan, Michael Boyland, Pat Buono, Judy Burns, Billy
Camut, Molly Chen, James Cook, Donna d’Almeida, Jay DeGuzman, Ronnie
Estrain, Marguerite Foley, Raymond Gerard, Teresa Giral, Mary Frances
Hogan, Vince Hollis, Michael Kenney, Tiffany Kentosh, Ron Kiss, Patrick
Ledger, Sherry Leung, Dennis Lewis, Kathy Ludwig, Anne Luther, Tim Marriott, Maureen Mcbewe, Bernard
McShea, Macsen Miller, Mary Money, Genny O’Haire, Jean Puglia, Vivian Raney, Rudy Rote, Chikondi Saiwa,
Ingrid Sanders, Kevin Sheehan, Marge Sheehan-Swanke, Kevin Sige, Pamela Smith-Korman, Elizabeth
Stewart, Sam Sugg, Roberta Thogerson, Dave Vadnais, Mary Jane Vadnais, Bob Vest, Eric Waltenbaugh,
Linda Wells, Peggy Werner, Todd Westley, John Wilson, Katie Wolf and Patricia Yeatman.
Prayers for our Deceased: Lynn Latos and Diane Brasile
BULLETIN NOTICES:
The deadline for all bulletin
announcements is 10:00 a.m.
on the Friday 9 days prior to the
Sunday of publication. Inclusion
in the Sunday bulletin is not
guaranteed for items delivered
after the Friday deadline.
Announcements
may
be
emailed, mailed or faxed to the
Rectory
Office.
All
announcements are subject to
Pastor’s approval prior to
publication in the bulletin.
POOR BOX:
Our Poor Box donations next week will benefit Life Connection Mission.
St. Patrick’s has a long-standing association with Life Connection Mission in
Haiti which we support through our annual fall yard sale and child
sponsorship program. Life Connection Mission is committed to bringing our
Haitian neighbors to a connection with Jesus Christ by providing children
with a quality education, fostering responsible and productive graduates,
and ministering to the general needs of the community in the village of
Montrouis, Haiti. Our Principal, Christie Anne Short, spearheads our
parish’s involvement and leads our annual trip to Haiti. Your donation will
support any one of a number of essential services, including a medical
clinic, school lunches, building projects and ministry and training for pastors.
LEGION OF MARY will meet on Monday, May 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Parish Center. Please come if you feel the call of Our Lady to serve her in
this special apostolic work. The Legion of Mary also brings the Pilgrim
Virgin statue to homes. For more information on the Legion of Mary or to
schedule a visit of the Pilgrim Virgin statue, please contact Diane Salem at
[email protected] or 301-924-4958 or Judith Richardson, 301-943-4567,
[email protected].
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION:
Please check out our Website
for more detailed information
about St. Patrick’s Parish life
regarding School of Religion,
Weddings, Funerals, Lectors,
Eucharistic Ministers, Choir,
Ushers, Arimatheans, Sports
Programs, Leisure Club, Social
Concerns, and Knights of
Columbus.
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St. Patrick’s has Eucharistic Adoration every Tuesday at
9:45 a.m. until Benediction at 7:45 p.m. Please come and
experience the great spiritual renewal which Eucharistic
Adoration brings. As we know the Eucharist contains the Body
and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ. Just as the
Apostles worshipped Him after His resurrection, so we too can
worship and adore Him hidden in the Holy Eucharist as it is exposed to us
in the special container called a “Monstrance.” Millions of Catholics have
come to know the depth of peace and beauty that prayer before Christ in
the Eucharist can bring to our lives. Don’t miss out on this hidden treasure.
YOUNG ADULTS at St. Patrick’s are invited to join Father Paris every
month at 270Catholic’s monthly Holy Hour. This is a time of prayer, music
and reflection during Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. It runs from 7:30
to 8:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of each month. This month it will be on
Tuesday, May 26 at St. Mary’s old chapel, 520 Veirs Mill Rd. Following the
Holy Hour we will gather for little refreshment and socializing.
Website: http://www.stpatricksmd.org
Religious
EDUCATION
EVENTS
Congratulations to the Confirmation Class of 2015!
In the Parish This Week
Please be assured of the prayers and support of the parish.
Michael Allman
Austin Hunt
Daniel Araj
Elizabeth Isaacson
Caroline Barry
Riley Johnson
Edward Bilodeau
Hannah Joseph
Marietta Bindzi Afouba
Michael Kearney
Daniel Bond-Fink
Caroline Kelly
Julia Calandra
Ryan Kelly
Sabrina Castellon
Emily King
Shaina Chan
Lauren Kiss
Quintin Cheadle
Josephine Koelsch
Camille Cooper
Alyson Kren
Claire Coyle
Adrienne Leonor
Leeah Derenoncourt
Sofia Leusch
Thomas Devlin
Nicholas Manzo
Matthew DiFonzo
Jillian Martinko
Teresa Eckenrode
Lauren McGinn
Emonike Ekpeso
Matthew McTighe
Brian Falatko
Lewis Miller
Andrew Fegan
An Nguyen
Franco Ferruzo
Steven Nicklow
Renzo Ferruzo
Aidan Pak
Faith Flaherty
Kevin Pereira
Caroline Frederick
Michael Perry
Maura Friddle
Abigail Pierson
Emily Gardner
Brendan Pipta
Erica Garner
Reagan Rice
Jason German, Jr.
Sean Richardson
Karina Giampetroni
Jennifer Rossi
Nicholas Gratian
Mark Schaefer
Noah Hall
Anna Stewart
Colin Hill
William Stubner
Katelyn Horsley
Caroline Via
Benjamin Horwhat
READINGS FOR THE WEEK:
Monday – Acts 14:5-18; Ps. 115; John 14:21-26
Tuesday – Acts 14:19-28; Ps. 145; John 14: 27-31a
Wednesday – Acts 15:1-6; Ps. 122; John 15:1-8
Thursday – Acts 15:7-21; Ps. 96; John 15:9-11
Friday – Acts 15:22-31; Ps. 57; John 15:12-17
Saturday – Acts 16:1-10; Ps. 100; John 15:18-21
Sunday – Acts 10:25-26,34-35, 44-48; Ps. 98; 1
John 4:7-10; John 15:9-17
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Monday, May 4
Chair Aerobics 10:30 a.m.
Rel. Ed. 4:30 p.m.
Children’s Choir 5:30 p.m.
Cup o’Joe 6:00 p.m.
Partners in Faith 7:00 p.m.
Cub Scout Leadership Mtg. 7:30 p.m.
Legion of Mary 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 5
Eucharistic Adoration 9:45 a.m.
Bible Study 9:45 a.m.
Catechism Study 7:00 p.m.
Adoration & Prayer Serv. 8th gr. 7:15 p.m.
Rel. Ed. 7:15 p.m.
Wednesday, May 6
2
nd
gr. Jesus Day and May Crowning School
UCR Music 11:00 a.m.
UCR Art Class noon
Rel. Ed. 4:30 p.m.
Women of Grace 7:00 p.m.
Youth Group 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 7
Chair Aerobics 10:30 a.m.
Leisure Club noon
st
1 Communion Rehearsal 6:00 p.m.
RCIA 7:00 p.m.
Boy Scouts 7:30 p.m.
Friday, May 8
Golf Tournament
Homeschool Group 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 9
Kings Men 7:30 a.m.
First Communion 10:30 a.m.
First Communion 2:00 p.m.
Sunday, May 10
Coffee and Doughnuts
Carnation Sale
Blood Pressure Screening 8:30 a.m.
Faith & Light 1:30 p.m.
Jr. Legion of Mary 2:00 p.m.
Website: http://www.stpatricksmd.org
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
General Catechesis:
OPEN DOOR INDUCTIVE BIBLE STUDY: Join our Tuesday morning group with an easy-to-learn method of
Inductive Bible Study of the Book of Exodus. Our next meeting is Tuesday, May 5, 9:45-10:45 a.m. in the
Parish Center Meeting Room A.
CATECHISM STUDY: Please join us Tuesday evenings for an ongoing reading of the Catechism of the
Catholic Church focusing on the topic of forgiveness. Our next meeting is Tuesday, May 5, 7:00-8:30 p.m. in
the Parish Center.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA):
Observers Welcome to RCIA: Thursday nights from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in Parish Center Meeting Room.
Open enrollment in the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) has closed, but observers are welcome to
join our class for their inquiry into the Catholic faith. RCIA fosters an atmosphere of openness to questions and
curiosity regarding the faith built on the foundation of nurturing each person’s relationship with Jesus Christ.
Please call ahead or email [email protected] to attend classes. Our next meeting is Thursday,
May 7 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Parish Center Meeting Room.
Women’s Ministry:
WOMEN OF GRACE is a women’s small group ministry centered around spiritual reading and genuine
sharing. Newcomers are welcome. Small groups are offered on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in
the Parish Center and on Thursday mornings and evenings in parishioner’s homes. For more information,
please call Maryann, 301-598-3018.
Men’s Ministry:
THE KING’S MEN (TKM) SATURDAY MORNING SMALL GROUP: Join men in our parish to grow in
masculine spirituality. We are currently reading the Gospel of Luke. No commitment is required; all materials
are provided at the meeting; drop in as often as you like. Coffee and bagels provided at the beginning of the
meeting; Mass will follow. The next TKM meeting is Saturday, May 9 from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. in the Parish
Center Meeting Room A. For more information, contact Nick Hladek.
Adult Faith Formation—Director, Nick Hladek, 301-924-2285 x317/[email protected]; Twitter:
@stpatsaff ~ Facebook: facebook.com/stpatsaff ~ Blog: http://aff.stpatricksmd.org.
MONTHLY BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
every Second Sunday of the month in the
Parish Center after each Mass.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS NEWS:
Thanks to everyone that came out for our first
Red Cross Blood drive! We achieved our goal
of over 30 pints that will go to help patients in
the DC area! Special thanks to Mary Beiter
who organized this event!! Look for the next
blood drive to happen in the fall.
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION CPR
TRAINING class for May 10 has been
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postponed. The new date is May 17, 2:30 to
4:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. This is an
American Heart Association class for the
general public and will include Hands Only
CPR (no mouth to mouth) and AED training.
Email
Patrice
Kelly
at
[email protected].
Health and Wellness Ministry Meeting will be
May 18 at 6:30 p.m. We will talk about new
ideas and plan for the next six months. All are
welcome – no medical background necessary!
COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS in the Parish
Center following the Sunday Masses on May
10 except the 12:30 p.m. All are welcome.
Website: http://www.stpatricksmd.org
CHAIR AEROBICS:
Improve your balance! Tone your muscles!
Come join us to exercise!
This next 8 week session begins from 10:30 to
11:30 a.m. in the Parish Center for $40 per
session.
Thursday, May 7
Monday, May 11
For more information contact Veronica Kidder,
301-924-2014 or Marie Warner, 301-924-2281.
ST. PATRICK’S LEISURE CLUB luncheon is
on Thursday, May 7 at noon in the Parish
Center. Bring $13 for the end of the year
catered June 4 luncheon.
EFFECTIVE WEEKEND OF JULY4/5:
New Mass Schedule
5: 30 p.m. Saturday
6:30 a.m. Sunday (reflective, no music)
8:00 a.m. Sunday
9:30 a.m. Sunday
11:30 a.m. Sunday
7:00 p.m. Sunday
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY:
Mother’s Day Carnation Sale after all
Masses on Saturday and Sunday, May 9/10.
Carnations and corsages will be on sale with
proceeds to benefit pro-life ministries in
Montgomery County. Thank you for your
support.
Tuesday, May 12 at Holy Cross Hospital there
will be an Introductory Session on Natural
Family Planning (NFP), fertility care and
women’s health, sponsored by Gaithersburg
Fertility Care. For information and registration,
301-512-7451
or
www.gaithersburgfertilitycare.org.
Saturday, May 16, “Blessed Art Thou”
Women’s Conference, focusing on Domestic
Violence and Life Issues. The conference will
be held at St. Joseph Seminary, 8:00 a.m. to
4:30
p.m.
Directions/registration
at
JosephitePastorialCenter.org, 202-526-9270.
Monday Mornings, 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. in
Germantown, pray and witness for life on
Wisteria Dr. (at Executive Park Circle). For
directions and to view the movie trailer
documenting this pro-life effort go to
PrayforGermantown.com.
Pregnancy Assistance – 301-946-4815,
Gabriel Project Cluster.
BADGER SPORTS CAMP: We are pleased to
announce, Badger Sports Camp to be held
Session 1 June 22-26, Session 2 July 6-10,
and Session 3 July 13-17. Open to all children
ages 5-12 years, parish and non-parish
members are welcome. Camp hours will be
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with after care
available. Children will participate in a variety of
the best sports and games daily. Registration is
open now! Come and join us!! For more
information, please contact Robert “Bo” Cox –
email [email protected] or 240-671-5318.
JOB SEEKERS HOSTS PRESIDENT OF ST.
ELIZABETH BUSINESS ASSOCIATION:
On Monday, May 4, St. Elizabeth’s Job
Seekers Support Group welcomes special
guest speaker, Veronica Vannoy, founder of VC
Graphics, President of St. Elizabeth Business
Association, and membership chair of the
McLean Business Forum. All are invited to join
the discussion in the Commons at St. Elizabeth
Church, 917 Montrose Rd. on Monday at 7:30
p.m.
THANK YOU: Thank you to all of the
participants in Paul Barnes’ final journey. The
number of prayers that people continually
offered over the span of his illness was truly
humbling. His love of his family, his church and
his community was evident throughout his life.
Our gratitude to all in St. Patrick’s Church
community, especially the adult choir.
THE CATHOLIC BUSINESS NETWORK OF
Montgomery County invites all to their May
networking breakfast on Friday, May 8 from
7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at Timpano’s Italian
Chophouse, 12021 Rockville Pike. Ike Leggett
is the speaker for May. Cost is $20 for preregistered guests and $30 on the day of the
event.
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Lic. 782
FREE ESTIMATES!
Auto Collision Repair & Paint
301-545-5130 • 1621 East Gude Dr.
5528 Norbeck Rd • Rockville
SETTING STONE
STANDARDS SINCE 1994
FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED
MHIC 126362
Stonework • Flagstone • Brick • Walkways • Patios
Driveways • Retaining Walls • Fireplace • Pavers
Outdoor Kitchens • Pool Decks • Water Features
301-924-7100 • Pimentastone.com
R W MILLER & SONS, INC.
Home Improvements & Remodeling
Kitchens • Bathrooms • Basements • Decks, etc.
Over 20 Years Experience
Cell: 301-800-6290
Office: 1-855-291-1200 Toll Free
Free Estimates • MHIC #131419 • Licensed & Insured
14700 Bauer Drive
Rockville
OUR
St. Pat’s
301-460-9090
DR. M. MICHAEL BARTLETT
Your dental home since 1975
If interested in this space please call us at
410-578-3600
YOUR PLUMBER
Additions
Only One You’ll Ever Need”
Kitchens • Baths “The
SAME DAY SERVICE GUARANTEED!*
10% Senior
Discount
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CERTIFIED ARBORIST
301.589.6181
• Holy Trinity Parishioner • Licensed & Insured
HIT HOME(S)!
*Certain Conditions Apply
It's
Wise
to...
301-598-8400
www.jmlremodeling.com
Any Plumbing
Service
WSSC #70985
ADVERTISE
OVER 20 YEARS OF
FINE RESIDENTIAL
REMODELING
for more information
MHIC #36674
Call: 410-578-3600
$25 OFF
$35 OFF
Faucet or Toilet
Replacement
www.Your1Plumber.com
301-684-5513
(Not valid with any other offer or service fee)
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John J. Ferguson, Esq.
HUNAN DELIGHT
FERGUSON & WILPON
18118 VILLAGE MART DR.
Low-Fat Menu Available
CARRY OUT
301-774-7944
10% OFF Church Member
Wills • Estates • Trusts • Real Estate
& Business Transactions
3406 Olandwood Ct.
Onley
301-570-3633
WITH THIS
COUPON
VILLAGE
EXXON
SERVICE
Mercedes-Benz Factory Trained
Technician 35 Years Experience
5500 Norbeck Rd.
301-460-1641
E SO N
N
TR E E SPECI ALIST
30 1 - 85 4 -2 2 18
www.Nelsontreespecialist.com
Over 30 Years
in Business!
Neighborhood
References Upon
Request
Carpet • Hardwood • Ceramic & Stone • Laminate
Vinyl • Bamboo • Cork • Window Treatments
• Laurel
• Columbia
301-460-4100
www.floormax.us.com
• Silver Spring
• Germantown
Novena Homecare Services MONUMENTS
In-home Caregivers
N
24 hours a day • 7 days a week
Medicaid Waiver • Private Pay
Private Insurance
1-888-958-3524 • 301-806-8952
www.novenahealthcare.com
Jomar Construction Co., Inc.
Lic. #
1610
Full Service
Painting Company
Call for appointment
• Wallpaper removal • Drywall
• Interior & Exterior Painting
• Power Washing • Wallpaper
1-800-875-0594
[email protected]
R.G. Merkle
In Laurel Since 1958
Patrick J.
Madden, D.D.S.
St. Patrick Parishioner
301-608-0988 FAMILY DENTISTRY
“A Smile Is A
Valuable Resource”
Additions • Remodeling • Basements Garages
• Decks • Patios • Stonewalls • Flagstones
• Brick Paving • Driveways • Concrete
1600 Veirs Mill Rd.
Joe Martins • Licensed
cell 301-529-9962
301-871-2739
301-762-4010
www.jomarconstructioninc.com
301-330-6212
Benson Garage Door Company, Inc.
MHIC 49207
Family Owned & Operated
Since 1949
www.bensongaragedoor.com
Barrett
STEPHEN LEWIS
LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTING
Office: 301-898-7970
301-920-2065
• Roofing • Siding • Gutters
• Insulation • Windows
[email protected]
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Serving the Olney Area Since 1974
• Eye Exams Butch Mann, F.N.A.O.
• Large Selection Of Frames
• Lab on Premises
Car Wash •
Detailing •
Propane Refills •
Deli •
Ice Cream •
• Auto Repair
• 24-Hour Towing
• Quality Gasoline
• Full Service
• Food Shop
Phone 301-924-4500
Fax 301-924-0835
17901/18001 Georgia Avenue
Olney, Maryland 20832
[email protected]
www.terra-dc.com
10% OFF
Licensed and Insured
Brunch OR DINNER
DESIGN BUILD MAINTAIN
MHIC #46260
OLNEY
OPTICIANS, INC.
3423 OLNEY - LAYTONSVILLE RD.
301-774-2434
Family Owned • Children’s Menu Available
www.TerryGribbin.com
Hours: Mon.-Thur.
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
11am.-10pm. 11am.-11pm. 10am.-11pm. 10am.-9pm
Bar
Open
Fri.-Mon.
until
12am.
15927 Frederick Rd. • Rockville, MD 20855
301.258.9529
St. Patrick’s Parishioner
www.scuderiautobody.com
JOE MAIER
301-460-1247
5532 Norbeck Rd.
www.villamayarestaurant.com
BILLY SILK
Mark C. Wimsatt
Painting
301-871-1223
Serving the Catholic Community Since 1986
“Serving the Catholic Community
Since 1977” MHIC 10165
Insured
Repair  Remodeling
Drain Cleaning  Water Heaters
301-650-9100
B&B
“The BEST always cost less in the long run!”
$
25 off with this ad!
coupon cannot be combined with any other offer
FRAM MONUMENT
Family Owned & Operated Since 1922
• Don’t Pay Cemetery Prices
• Installed Directly at Your Cemetery
• Design & Order Online
AIR CONDITIONING &
HEATING SERVICE CO., INC.
SERVICE • INSTALLATION • SALES
301-881-2700
12324 Wilkins Ave. • Rockville, MD
bbairconditioning.com
HIGH’S
CHIMNEY SERVICES
301-519-3500
Licensed • Bonded
MD HVACR #01 2554
ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
John G. Rogers
4931 Cordell Ave • Bethesda, MD
301-652-2886 Office
Chimney Sweep Rogers & Goldbach
301-657-9618 Fax
&
Wood Burning Insurance Associates
www.rgins.net
Largest Memorial Display in Greater Washington
Stove
Services
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