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THE CHURCH OF THE
IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION
4030 JACKSON STREET NE • COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MN 55421 • 763-788-9062 • ICCSONLINE.ORG
PASTOR, FR. JOHN MITCHELL
Image courtesy of www.ducciodibuoninsegna.org | Text: New American Bible, revised edition© 2010, 1991, 1986, 1970
APRIL 19, 2015 • THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
From the Pastor’s Desk
“A.D.”, Sunday Nights, NBC-TV, 8:00 pm
This twelve week mini-series explores the exciting and inspiring events that followed after the Crucifixion of Jesus.
Watch as the Christian disciples struggle to survive and share their beliefs.
EPISODE 1: “The Tomb Is Open” (Air date: Sunday, April 5);
EPISODE 2: “The Body Is Gone” (Air date: Sunday, April 12).
To view these past episodes online, go to www.nbc.com/ad-the-biblecontinues/video
EPISODE 3: (Air date: Sunday, April 19, 8:00 p.m., NBC-TV)
Episode Summary: The Holy Spirit appears to the Apostles at Pentecost. Peter heals a lame
beggar. Tensions rise between Pontius Pilate, Caiphas and King Herod. Discussion questions:
How do you think Peter and John felt when they actually succeeded in healing a lame man?
This miniseries places the growth of Christianity in the context of political maneuvering and
social unrest. Does that change the story for you? How? Do you think it provides helpful insights? (from www.americanbible.org)
Outdoor Rosary on Weekdays during May at the Shrine of Mary
I invite you to join us in praying the Rosary at our outdoor Shrine of Mary during the month of May at 6:00 pm on weekdays, MondayFriday. All are welcome. The Shrine is just to the right of the flagpole as you stand facing the main door of the Parish Office/School.
Catholic Services Appeal Update
Please send in your gift to the 2015 Catholic Services Appeal. The Appeal provides food and shelter to the needy, funds for seminarian
education, and much more. We need your help to reach our Parish’s Appeal Goal. You can donate by mailing in your pledge form that
was sent to you in the mail, or donate online at www.csafspm.org, or donate over the phone by calling 612-294-6622. Here is where our
parish stands as of April 14, 2015:
Our Parish’s Appeal Goal for 2015: ......... $33,621.00
Total pledged so far: .................................. $15,823.00
Amount under Goal: .................................. $17,798.00
Percent of Goal pledged: ................................... 47.06%
Number of donors:............................................ 110
God Bless You,
Father John Mitchell
Monday, April 13
Acts 6:8-15/Jn 6:22-29
Tuesday, April 14
Acts 7:51—8:1a/Jn 6:30-35
Wednesday April 15
Acts 8:1b-8/Jn 6:35-40
To all our dedicated volunteers—
THANK YOU for all you do!
Thursday, April 16
Acts 8:26-40/Jn 6:44-51
Friday, April 17
Acts 9:1-20/Jn 6:52-59
Saturday, April 18
1 Pt 5:5b-14/Mk 16:15-20
Sunday, April 19
Acts 4:8-12/1 Jn 3:1-2/Jn 10:11-18
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Inside This Issue
Weekly Readings
Sunday, April 19
Acts 3:13-15, 17-19/
1 Jn 2:1-5a/Lk 24:35-48
School News
3
Did You Know
3
Pray for a Priest
3
Adoration
3
Pastoral Ministry
4
Faith Formation
4
Social Justice
4
Parish News
5
Word of Life
5
Weekly Calendar
5
Reflection
6
Church Directory
6
Road to Discipleship
6
Collections
6
Beyond Our Parish
6
Healing Mass
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School News
Queen of May News
Tickets are selling really well for our Queen of May dinner and
Auction! This year, we are trying something new and different to
improve bidding and the check-out procedures. We have hired a
company called Auctions By Cellular (ABC) to ensure we have a
successful check-out! Here are some details:
 The Silent Auction bidding will be done via texting on
your cell phone. Perhaps you do not have a cell phone or
you do not text on your cell phone? This is not a problem,
as the company we are working with (ABC) will have
Personal Shoppers in red shirts roaming through the Silent
Auction area to assist you.
 The Live Auction and Fund-A-Need will continue with
the bid number paddles that we are accustomed to using.
 At the end of the evening, the ABC reps will guide you
through the check-out line. You may pay by check, cash
or credit card.
 A way to ensure the process goes even more smoothly for
Queen of May
Live Auction Items

Rolling Stones Concert Tickets

Billy Joel Concert Tickets, “Choice Seats”

5 Days of Summer Concert Tickets

Notre Dame Football Tickets

Kenny Chesney Concert Tickets, “Choice Seats”

Wine and Cheese Tasting with Wine & Cheese
Experts & Connoisseurs

An Evening with “Benchwarmer Bob” Lurtsema

Birthday Party at our Columbia Heights
Fire Department

Scotch Tasting with Scotch Expert & Connoisseur

Northeast Bar Tour with Mike Bridgeman

In-Studio 10:00 pm Newscast with Frank and Amelia
each of us is to register your cell phone number with the
company ahead of time. The cell phone number you register is the one you should have with you at the Queen of
May. At the time of this bulletin submission, I do not yet
have those directions. Please watch for more details in
next week’s bulletin.
As always, thanks for your support of the school! We are so
blessed.
Jane Bona
DID YOU KNOW?
The first meeting of the IC Mother’s Club met in the church auditorium on Monday, October 27, 1952. Ninety-four members were
present.
In celebration of the school’s 75th Anniversary, the archives have been dusted off and we are finding some great
photos and stories to share about our church and school!
Each week, one of the interesting facts and stories will be
published here in the bulletin. These historical facts and
stories come from a collection of publications and a paper
written by a former parishioner
Eucharistic Adoration
Pray for a Priest
Will You Pray for a Priest Each Day?
Prayer Suggestion: Dear Jesus, hear my prayer on behalf of
your priest, Father [N]. Give him a deep faith, a bright and firm
hope, and a burning love which will ever increase in the course of
his priestly life. Be his comfort, his joy, and his strength. Amen.
April 19 – Rev. Anthony O’Neill
April 20 – Rev. Bryan O’Rourke
April 21 – Rev. Fernando Ortega
April 22 – Rev. Benjamin Osborne
April 23 – Rev. David Ostrowski
April 24 – Rev. Humberto Palomino
April 25 – Rev. Brian Park
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THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
J
esus said to his Apostles when he appeared to them; “Peace be
with you.” Adorers can also find the peace Jesus gives in Eucharistic Adoration. Jesus, present in the Eucharist, waits for us to
come to visit Him. Come and spend some time in Adoration and
experience the peace of Jesus to carry you through your week. All
are welcome!
A few new Adorers have joined our ministry and some of our
former Adorers have once again committed to an adoration hour.
Praise be to God for all of our Adorers! We currently have two
open hours on Thursdays at 8:00 am and 9:00 am. We continue to
look for partner Adorers for Mondays at 11:00 am and noon,
Tuesdays at 3:00 pm, and Wednesdays at 4:00 pm. If you are able
to cover an hour, please call Sandy at 763-789-3246 or Fran at
763-788-0924.
Pastoral Ministry
Growing Through Loss Spring Series
This series provides an opportunity for individuals to obtain information and support for a variety of loss and grief issues—each
session is complete in itself. Join us Monday, April 20 at Abiding
Savior Lutheran Church, 8211 Red Oak Drive, Mounds View MN
55112. Bereavement Educator Paul Johnson will speak on The
Impact of Multiple Losses. Brochures are available at all entrances
of the church, for additional information contact Vicki Bazille at
763-788-9062 x 212.
Social Justice Committee Meeting
Tuesday, April 21 at 6:00 pm in St. Maximilian Kolbe Room
(lower Level of the Convent Administration Building).
Coins for Social Justice
Small Change Can Do a World of Good!
Next collection April 25-26. Coins for Social Justice raises funds
to support programs that promote the gospel of peace and social
justice. The fourth weekend of each month, IC parishioners are
asked to fill the collection basket with their pocket change to benefit the Social Justice Ministry. Donations made using bills or
checks should be placed in an envelope marked Social Justice,
small envelopes can be found on tables at all entrances of the
church. Only the loose change or marked envelopes from this
collection is designated for Social Justice
In Need of Prayer? Please Call Us.
To add a name to the weekend Mass petitions, please call Vicki
763-788-9062 x 212. For private prayer call Larene at 763-7894246
Pray For Our Loved Ones Who Have Died
Especially John Cramble, BertAnn Payne and all who have died
from war. May God grant them everlasting peace and joy in the
kingdom of heaven.
Pray For All the Sick—Especially:
Ardella Alberico
Mark Antenucci
Marian Ashlin
Jean Askwith
Stanley Burzynski
Michelle Dettman Cadieux
Tony Clemens
Margaret De Mars
Barbara Eagan
Sheila Eshleman
Pat Gerads
Joe Goodman
Craig Gromek
Josephine Haeg
Doris Huspene
Donna Jorgensen
Thomas Kelly
George Kennedy
Gerald Krawiecki
Louise Lazarz
Jerry Lafeber
Katie Lietzke
Colleen Mack
Dianne Manthey
Bertha Margotto
Janet Mihalik
Roger Pincince
Marcine Posterick
Paula Ross
Jenny Sandy
Greg Sery
Betty Schack
Ronald Shasky
Bonnie Shutte
Irene Spensley
Judy Stiller
Marian Tesmar
Robert Wesley
Reggie Willman
Germaine Wolsfeld
and all those on our prayer chain
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Faith Formation
A
s we enter the third week of Easter, we pray: Through the
resurrection of Jesus, God has redeemed us and made us his
children. May God continue to bless us with His joy and the
peace that passes all understanding. Amen.
What a blessed Easter Vigil as twelve candidates experienced
Sacraments of Initiation! We congratulate (RCIA candidates)
Aaron Flannigan, Jason Ballard, Natalie Jackson, Richard
McCoy, Beverly Badeaux, (RCIC candidates) Brian Aqua Richard McCoy, Brian Aucaquizhpi, Ricardo Saldivar, Chris Palaguachi, Dennisse Bustamante, Katie Villanueva-Mendez, Kevin Villanueva-Mendez and Janet Palchizaca. Also at the Easter
vigil Baby Faye McCoy was baptized and began her journey of
faith. Please pray that the Lord will bring to completion what He
has begun in them.
Heggies Pizza
Sales benefitting our Faith Formation Programs begin this weekend, April 18 and 19. Be sure to sample the pizzas during the
Pancake Breakfasts after the 8:00 and 10:00 am Sunday Masses.
We will continue to take orders for the Pizzas through May 3.
Call Mary Nawrocki at 763-788-9062 x 210 to place orders during the week. Delivery will be the weekend of May 16 and 17
after all Masses. What a great time to stock up on the BEST frozen pizza!
TOTUS TUUS—Totally Yours
Totus Tuus is coming back! And this year the fun and faith will
be directed by two teams of college age students! Registrations
for our Vacation Bible School program TOTUS TUUS are now
available at all church entrances, on our Parish website at
ICCSonline.org or by calling the Faith Formation office, 763-7889062 x 210.
TOTUS TUUS is a Catholic youth program
dedicated to sharing the Gospel and promoting the Catholic faith through catechesis,
evangelization, Christian witness, and Eucharistic worship. The goal of TOTUS TUUS is to
help young people develop their relationship
with Jesus Christ so that there is an intimate
friendship whereby he may lead them to the
Father in the Holy Spirit.
The program runs two sessions—one for children entering grades
K-6 on June 8-12 from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm and for youth entering grades 7-12, on June 7-11 from 7:30 to 9:45 pm. We are excited to provide a longer day for the younger children! The cost is
$25 per participant and $75 max per family. GOD IS GOOD!
ALL THE TIME!
God bless you all!
Mary Nawrocki
Social Justice
Thank you for your
generous support for
Feed My Starving Children!
As of Easter Sunday we have collected $2,542. If you would
still like to contribute, please do so immediately by placing
donation in the Sunday collection or dropping off at the parish office. Thanks again!
Parish News
Be sure to
Save the Date and Save Your Stuff
For the I.C. Thrift Sale
June 18, 19, 20
Meals On Wheels—Drivers Needed
We will be driving the week of May 4-8.
There will be an information table set up at the
pancake breakfast this Sunday—please stop by
for more information about driving for Meals on
Wheels, or call Cliff/Sharon at 763-571-7437.
Thank you to all the drivers!
Thank You Reception Desk Volunteers!
Thanks to our dedicated Reception Desk Volunteers for doing
such a wonderful job welcoming guests and answering telephone
calls that come into the Parish Office.
More volunteers are needed at the reception desk. If you are
interested in volunteering in the Parish Office, please contact
Sue at 763-788-9062, x205.
Butter Braid Fundraiser The Butter Braid Fundraiser was a success for CCW and SACA.
We are sending a check for $100 to SACA to share in our profits.
Thank you everyone who helped by promoting and purchasing the
Butter Braid Pastry.
—The Council of Catholic Women
Catholic Home Missions Appeal
Strengthening the Church at Home
Please help us strengthen the Church here in the U.S. by giving
generously to the Catholic Home Missions Appeal on the weekend of April 25-26. The Catholic Home Missions Appeal, which
is a U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops effort, helps fund catechesis, seminarian education, lay ministry training and other
pastoral programs in U.S. dioceses that are unable to provide by
themselves. Currently, 45% of all U.S. dioceses receive some
home mission support, including dioceses in Minnesota, due to
priest shortages, parishioner poverty, unemployment, isolated and
difficult terrain, religious hostility and other circumstances that
make it hard to practice the faith. Please help as you are able. May
you be blessed for your generosity to the Catholic Home Missions
Appeal.
Word of Life
“Human life must be respected and protected
absolutely from the moment of conception.”
— Catechism of the Catholic Church, No. 2270
CCC, second edition © 2001 LEV-USCCB.
Used with permission.
“What joy fills My Heart when you return to Me. Because you
are weak, I take you in My arms and carry you to the home of
My Father.” (Diary, 1486)
— © Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception of the B.V.M.
Used with permission.
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THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
Weekly Calendar
Sunday, April 19
Queen of May Ticket Sale ___________ 7:30 am - 11:15 am
Mass, Intention, IC Parishioners ______________ 8:00 am
Pancake Breakfast _________________ 8:30 am - 11:45 am
Mass, Intention, +Randal Wilcox _____________ 10:00 am
Liturgy of the Word for Children _____________ 10:00 am
Monday, April 20
St. Jude’s Circle ____________________ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Bible Study—1st Corinthians __________ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Tuesday, April 21
Mass ____________________________________ 7:30 am
Social Justice Meeting _______________ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Finance Council ____________________ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Charismatic Prayer Group ____________ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Wednesday, April 22
Mass ____________________________________ 7:30 am
Bible Study—1st Corinthians __________ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
First Eucharist Practice ______________ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Parish Choir Rehearsal ______________ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Teaching Parish Committee __________ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Thursday, April 23
Mass (School)* ____________________________ 8:30 am
*Intention, +Irene & Leonard Bayer
RCIA ____________________________ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Bell Choir Rehearsal ________________ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Spring Concert, Pre-K-Gr. 5 & Band ___ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Friday, April 24
Mass, Intention, +Gerald Fraser ______________ 7:30 am
Our Brother's Keeper ________________ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Hispanic Charismatic Holy Hour ______ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Followed by fellowship _____________ 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Saturday, April 25
Faith Formation Advisory ___________ 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Huerta Wedding ___________________ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Reconciliation _____________________ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Queen of May Ticket Sale ____________ 4:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Mass, Intention, +Don & Roger Dufault ________ 5:00 pm
Our Lady of Guadalupe Prayer Group___ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Sunday, April 26
Queen of May Ticket Sale ___________ 7:30 am - 11:15 am
Mass, Intention, +Blanch Wilson ______________ 8:00 am
Fellowship _______________________ 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Mass, First Eucharist* _____________________ 10:00 am
*Intention, IC Parishioners
+Deceased
Reflection
Third Sunday of Easter
“He stood in their midst and said to
them, ‘Peace be with you.’ But they
were startled and terrified.” What
was so terrifying about being
wished peace? How ironic that the
disciples were so scared right at the
moment that Jesus was offering
them peace.
The fact is that they didn’t understand what was going on. They
were already aware at this point that
Jesus had risen from the dead, and
two of them had just had a powerful
encounter with him on the road to Emmaus. But now, he suddenly
appeared before them, in a manner that was not only totally unexpected, but also apparently physically impossible. This is why
they thought they were seeing a ghost. It just didn't make sense.
Jesus reassured them with concrete actions. He told them to look
at him and to touch him. He wanted his disciples to be comforted
by his real physical presence among them. He wanted them to
come into contact with his entire being, not just the abstract idea
of his presence. Once they did this, they were “incredulous for joy
and were amazed.” The peace that he wished for them was now
complemented by great joy. It just took a while to sink in.
This may be the case for us at times too. We may not understand
the mysterious ways in which Jesus is present in our lives. Sometimes he is hidden in what Mother Teresa called “the distressing
disguise.” His Spirit may be present, wishing to bring us peace
right in the midst of stress, sickness, anguish, or pain, but we may
not recognize him at first. But just because he may not “show up”
in the way we expect doesn’t mean he isn’t with us. The risen
Christ also wants to give us the gift of peace.
©2015 Liturgical Publications Inc.
Road to Discipleship
D
ear children, I have chosen you, my apostles, because all of
you carry something beautiful within you. You can help me
to have the love, for the sake of which my Son died and then resurrected, win anew. Therefore, I am calling you, my apostles, to
try to see something good in every creature of God, in all of my
children, and to try to understand them. My children, you are all
brothers and sisters through the same Holy Spirit. You, filled with
love for my Son, can speak of what you know to all those who
have not come to know that love. You have come to know the love
of my Son, you have comprehended His Resurrection, with joy
you cast your gaze towards Him. My motherly desire is for all of
my children to be united in love for Jesus. Therefore, I am calling
you, my apostles, to live the Eucharist with joy, because in the
Eucharist my Son gives Himself to you anew and with His example shows the love and sacrifice towards the neighbor. Thank
you.”
—Our Lady’s message to the visionary Mirjana Soldo
Medjugorje, April 2, 2015
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Church Directory
E਍ਅ਒ਇਅ਎ਃਙ
(Death or Anointing) ........ (763) 788-9062 (Option 2)
Parish Office....................................................... (763) 788-9062
Monday - Friday...................................... 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Parish Fax ..................................................... (763) 788-0202
Reception Desk ............................................................. x 201
Pastor, Fr. John Mitchell............................................... x 215
Deacon, Larry Palkert
Business Administrator, Kathy Fraser ........................ x 207
Communications Coordinator, Sue Ashmore.............. x 205
Records Management, Debby Feist ............................. x 203
Director of Faith Formation, Mary Nawrocki ............. x 210
Director of Marketing, Cathleen Cary......................... x 213
Director of Music and Liturgy, Tony Freeman ........... x 214
Director of Pastoral Care, Vicki Bazille ...................... x 212
Faith Formation Secretary, Sr. Ruth M. Peterson ....... x 208
Financial Analyst, Christopher Johnson ...................... x 202
Director of Event Planning, Lorri Kaas ...................... x 206
Human Resources Specialist, Joanne Frericks............ x 204
Maintenance ................................................................. x 218
Wedding Coordinator, Barb Hartwick ........................ x 204
Parish School ................................................ (763) 788-9065
School Fax ..................................................... (763) 788-9066
Principal, Jane Bona ([email protected]) ............ x 220
Collections
Week 41—April 11/12, 2015
Sunday Envelopes ............................... $ 8,892.87
Plate Collection ......................................... 1,164.05
Total Weekly Collection ......................... 10,056.92
Year To Date 2014-2015 ....................... 508,935.49
Year To Date Budget ............................ 515,935.00
Year To Date (Deficit) ............................. (6,999.51)
Beyond Our Parish
68th Annual May Day Rosary Procession
May 3, 2:00 pm - Capital to Cathedral
Join with Catholics from around the Archdiocese in bearing public
witness to our Catholic faith and in joyful devotion to our Blessed
Mother Mary. Gathering begins at the steps of the state capital at
1:30 pm. Rosary procession to the Cathedral of Saint Paul will
begin promptly at 2:00 pm, led by Archbishop Nienstedt. Eucharistic Benediction to immediately follow in the Cathedral. Bring your
family and friends to this long standing local Catholic tradition. Let
us honor our Blessed Mother in the great month of May.
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THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
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Sarna’s Classic Grill
763-788-3939
The M Rooney Team
All You Can Eat Sunday Brunch 10-2
763-229-1133
3939 University Ave., Columbia Heights
Complete Services
Printing • Typesetting/Design • Mailing
Promotional Items • Color Copies • Bindery
Advertising • Signs & Banners
HEIGHTS BAKERY
4925 Central Ave NE
Hillside Chapel
2610 19th AVE. NE, Mpls. • 612-781-1999
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Owned and Operated by the Aplikowski Family
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& CREMATION SERVICES
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Directors
612-789-3535 2701 Central Ave. NE
Warren Kapsner - President
Open Tues-Fri 5am-6pm • Saturday 6am-4pm
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(763) 781-6931 • Fax (763) 781-2704
[email protected]
763-572-0624
Dr. Leanne Warner
2726 Johnson St. N.E. • 612-789-1010
Debbie Doty, Parishioner
“New Patients Welcome”
Chet’s Shoe Store
Open M-F 10-8 Sat 9-4
Short term rehabilitation • Secure memory care
Outpatient therapy • Skilled care
Holy Spirit Chapel • Wellness programs
Chet Latawiec
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Collision Repairs Specialist
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Fax: 763.788.1199
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423 - 40th Ave. NE • Columbia Heights, MN 55421
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MILLER METHVEN TAYLOR
FUNERAL HOME
Distinction, Dependability, Dignity Since 1948
Steve, Tim, Kelly Taylor
763-789-3338
(1 Block South of the Church)
Dick Nelsen
BUSINESS PRINTING SERVICES
4931 Central Avenue NE • Columbia Heights, MN 55421
Hours 7:30AM-5:30PM • Monday - Friday
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Art Harris, Owner
612-251-3598
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Parishioners
1435 Silver Lake Rd.
651-631-2744
$5 OFF $20 Purchase • Not Valid With Any Other Offers
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(612) 789-5148
www.stanthonymobil.com
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2801 Kenzie Terrace, St. Anthony
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