St. Paul of the Cross Church
REV. ARTHUR J. VENEZIA,
Pastor
Rev. Chamindra Williams,
Parochial Vicar
Msgr. James M. Burke,
ReƟred
Rev. John Chandler, ReƟred
Rev. Daniel B. Devore,
AssisƟng
Deacon Bill Rich
Deacon Frank Bandy
Masses
Daily
8:00 am & 5:30 pm
Saturday 8:00 am
Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm
Sunday
7:30 am, 9:00 am,
10:45 am & 5:00 pm
Confessions
Saturday,
8:30 am - 9:00 am
or by
appointment
10970 Jack Nicklaus Dr.
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Phone (561)626-1873
Fax (561)626-4383
Parish Web Site:
www.paulcross.org
Email us at
[email protected]
Each of us has our own unique spiritual journey.
Some have chosen pathways separate from Christ and His Church.
Whatever the reasons may be, if and when you are ready to consider a return,
please know that we extend the Lord’s welcome to come home!
You are missed! You are valued! You are one of us!
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March 22, 2015
FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
Masses
Daily
Saturday
Sunday
SATURDAY, MARCH 21
5:00 PM
For John C. Liberatore, Jr.
by his mother, Helen
SUNDAY, MARCH 22
7:30 AM
For the inten ons of our parishioners
9:00 AM
For Alex Schnare by The Schnare Family
10:45 AM
For Blanca Galvez dePerla by her family
5:00 PM
For Henry & Virginia Inserra
by their family
MONDAY, MARCH 23
8:00 AM
For Claire Sabba no by The Bruno Family
5:30 PM
For Yolanda Palmer
by Steve & Maria Mazzarella
TUESDAY, MARCH 24
8:00 AM
For Cathy Currall by David & Marty Cross
5:30 PM
For Dick Healander
by Richard & Peggy Lake
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
8:00 AM
For Maria Hwang by John & Patricia Buhl
5:30 PM
For Sisters of the Most Holy Soul of
Jesus Christ by The Collins Family
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
8:00 AM
For George Hugh Crawford
by The Frappier Family
5:30 PM
For Richard Cook,
5th anniversary deceased,
by Dianne Cook & Family
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
8:00 AM
For Amber Paige Houde
by The Frappier Family
5:30 PM
For Esther De Varona
by Estela De Varona
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
8:00 AM
For Amber Paige Houde
by The Frappier Family
5:00 PM
For the inten on of Russell & Edith Smith
by their family
SUNDAY, MARCH 29
7:30 AM
For Gus Osnato by Theresa Tro a
9:00 AM
For the inten ons of our parishioners
10:45 AM
For Lawrence Travers & Virginia Travers
by The Travers Family
5:00 PM
For the inten ons of Keeth Smith
by his parents
8:00am & 5:30pm
8:00am, Vigil 5:00pm
7:30, 9:00, 10:45am, & 5:00pm
Confessions
Saturday 8:30 am - 9:00 am or by appointment
Ministry of Religious Educa on
Pre-K - 7th grade
Confirma on/Youth
RCIA/Faith Inquiry
Kate Devine
Jim Chesnes
Jim & Sco y Howell
Director of Music & Liturgy Jeanne Clark
First Friday Devo on
Benedic on & Holy Hour a er 5:30pm Mass
Devo on to Mary
First Saturday of the month following 8:00am Mass
Rosary is prayed every Saturday a er the 8:00 am
Mass and with the Legion of Mary Tuesdays a er the
8 am and 5:30 pm Masses
Adora on Chapel
Open for quiet medita on before the Blessed
Sacrament during oﬃce hours. Exposi on
every Friday. Located across from Parish Oﬃce.
Charisma c Prayer Group
Thursdays at 7:30pm in the Parish Center.
Mass & Healing Service
3rd Thursday of each month in church.
Hospital/Homebound Visits
If someone is in the hospital or homebound and would
like a visit, please advise the Parish Oﬃce.
Parish Oﬃce Hours
Monday-Friday
Saturday & Sunday
9:00am - 5:00pm
9:00am - 1:00pm
Religious Shop - 624-1752
Monday - Friday
Saturday
Sunday
8:30am - 1:00pm
8:30am - 5:00pm
8:30am - 12:00pm &
4:30pm - 6:30pm
New Parishioners
Registra on forms are available in the oﬃce during the
week and in the foyer of the church in the wall rack.
Please help keep our Census current by advising us of any
changes of address, phone numbers, and family addi ons
or dele ons.
March 22, 2015
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This week, March 23rd, at a glance…
Monday:
8:30 AM Novena to our Lady of Perpetual Help
2 PM Yarn and Rose Knitting Group
5 PM Sandwich Making
6 PM Confessions
Tuesday: 8:45 AM Legion of Mary
Wednesday: 6:45 PM Choir Practice
7 PM BYOBible
Thursday: 7:30 PM Charismatic Prayer Group
Friday:
9AM-5PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
8:30 AM & 6 PM Stations of the Cross
Saturday:
10 AM Spanish Class
Sunday: PALM SUNDAY
8:30 AM-12:30 PM Coffee, Donuts & Fellowship
9-10 AM Story Keepers
10:15 - 11:45 AM CIA
Looking forward to, in the near future:
40 Days for Life Campaign, Chrism Mass, Knights of
Columbus Monthly Breakfast, Mass & Healing Service,
Ladies Lunch, Columbiettes Bake Sale, All Saints Ladies
Luncheon, First Communion,
THANK YOU!
So many of you have responded
positively to the appeal to increase
your level of offertory giving.
God bless all of you who commit
your time, talent and treasure for
the good of the Lord’s Church!
Fr. Art
OFFERTORY FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 15
$ 20,759.30
ONLINE - $ 1033.00
God bless you for your generosity
in supporƟng your church!
FOR MARCH 28/29
Sat., 5:00 PM - Pat Booth
Sun.,7:30 AM - Maureen McGuckin
9:00 AM - Margaret Collins
10:45 AM - Lee Vaughn
5:00 PM - Jim Chesnes
FOR MARCH 28/29
Sat., 5:00 PM - Mariah Perez &
Caroline Morgan
Sun., 7:30 AM - Crystal Pauldo
All Saints Catholic School
1759 Indian Creek Parkway
Jupiter, FL 33458
(561) 748-8994
www.allsaintsjupiter.org
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL con nues to accept
applica ons for the 2015-2016 school year for Pre-K
through 8th grade. Next year we will have both a full me
and part me Pre-K. More informa on about our school
can be found at: www.allsaintsjupiter.org. For a private
tour, please call the school at 561-748-8994.
For the 2015-2016 school year, All Saints will be
accep ng Step Up for Students scholarships, a tax credit
scholarship program that is based on financial need. See
their website, www.stepupforstudents.org to determine
the financial criteria and to be put on their interest list.
All Saints encourages students to open their hearts to the
Lord, their minds to learning and their talents toward
service to others. Come Change Your Child’s Future!
9:00 AM - Mary Anne Dogge & Gigi Giliber
10:45 AM - Michael & Gabriel Agrama
5:00 PM - Annabelle McCullough
Will be prayed communally on each
Friday of Lent immediately following
the 8:00 AM and 5:30 PM Mass.
Bap sms
Celebrated on the second Sunday of each month at
12:00pm. Instruc ons on the Saturday before the second
Sunday at 10:00am. Parents are encouraged to a end
instruc on class prior to the birth of their baby. Call the
Parish Oﬃce to register.
The next Bap sm Class is Saturday, April 11th.
Marriages
Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to
the wedding date. Call the Parish Oﬃce.
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March 22, 2015
RITES OF
The Sacred Triduum refers to the three days before Easter.
They include Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. On
Holy Thursday, we commemorate the last Supper and Christ’s
Passion and approaching crucifixion. Good Friday is a solemn me
in which we remember the suﬀering and death on the cross of
Jesus Christ. On Holy Saturday we observe the Easter Vigil and
an cipate Christ’s triumphant resurrec on from the dead. The
Sacred Triduum is the summit of our liturgical year, its glorious fulfillment. Let us observe these days as a special me
of prayer and medita on.
MASS SCHEDULE
MONDAY, MARCH 30 - 8:00 AM & 5:30 PM
TUESDAY, MARCH 31 - 8:00 AM & 5:30 PM
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 - 8:00 AM & 5:30 PM
CONFESSIONS
Saturday, March 28 - 8:30-9:00 AM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March 30,31, April 1
8:30-9:00 AM
(NO CONFESSIONS DURING THE TRIDUUM)
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
8:00 PM - EASTER VIGIL (No 5:00 PM Mass)
HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 2
8:00 AM - Morning Prayer (No Mass)
7:30 PM - Mass of the Lord’s Supper
and Holy Communion
Procession & Eucharis c Adora on un l midnight
7:30 AM Church
9:00 AM Church
9:05 AM Ave Maria Banquet Room
10:45 AM Church
10:50 AM Ave Maria Banquet Room
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 5
NO 5:00 PM MASS on Easter Sunday
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3
8:00 AM - Morning Prayer (No Mass)
3:00 PM - Celebra on of the Lord’s Passion
and Holy Communion
7:30 PM - Living Sta ons of the Cross
HOLY SATURDAY, APRIL 4
8:00 AM - Morning Prayer (No Mass)
8:00 PM - EASTER VIGIL (No 5:00 PM Mass)
THE ADORATION CHAPEL WILL BE CLOSED
FROM 5:00 PM HOLY THURSDAY
UNTIL MONDAY MORNING, April 6
The Parish Oﬃce will close at 11:30 AM
on Good Friday, April 3
On Holy Saturday, April 4, the Parish Oﬃce
will be open from 9:00 un l 1:00 PM
The Parish Oﬃce will be closed on Easter Sunday.
LIGHT HIS PATH LUMINARIES
At the end of the Holy Thursday Mass, April 2nd, we are asked to follow Jesus and the Apostles
in a procession to the altar of repose in the Ave Maria Banquet Room. Our path will be lit with
luminary memorials. We will put your memorial message on a light that will line the driveway. To
par cipate please fill out the form and drop it oﬀ, with $2 for each luminary at the Parish Oﬃce,
Religious Shop, or put it in the collec on basket on Sunday, Thank you and God bless you!
In memory of_______________________________________
For the inten on of__________________________________
OR
March 22, 2015
Page Five
FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
THE NEW COVENANT
When the prophet Jeremiah coined the term “new covenant” he was actually
doing something quite radical. For the Jewish people, there was only one covenant, the
one made between the Lord God and Israel through Moses at Mount Sinai. For Jeremiah to
suggest that God would somehow supersede the covenant with a new one would have
sounded audacious to Jewish ears. But in this way he is a predecessor of Jesus who, in the
Gospel of John, is con nually portrayed as superseding the past, establishing the reign of
God in a new way. And in today’s Gospel passage, Jesus the “new covenant” speaks the
language of his “new commandment” of love when he tells of the dying grain of wheat,
and of our own need to die to self in order to be raised with Christ. As Lent ends and we prepare to enter into Holy
Week, the dying grain of wheat serves as an excellent symbol of the kind of dying and self-sacrifice to which disciples
are called, a symbol of that new covenant wri en deep within our hearts.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MAR 23rd
Monday:
Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62 [41c-62];
Ps 23:1-6; Jn 8:1-11
Tuesday:
Nm 21:4-9; Ps 102:2-3, 16-21; Jn 8:21-30
Wednesday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10; Ps 40:7-11; Heb 10:4-10;
Lk 1:26-38
Thursday: Gn 17:3-9; Ps 105:4-9: Jn 8:51-59
Friday:
Jer 20:10-13; Ps 18:2-7; Jn 10:31-42
Saturday: Ez 37:21-28; Jer 31:10, 11-13; Jn 11:45-56
TO PREPARE FOR THE READINGS OF MAR 28th/29th
Gospel at the Procession with Palms — Jesus’ entry into
Jerusalem (Mark 11:1-10 or John 12:12-16).
First Reading — In spite of my suﬀerings I am not disgraced. I am not put to shame (Isaiah 50:4-7).
Psalm — My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?
(Psalm 22).
Second Reading — Christ emp ed himself, and God filled
this emp ness with exalta on (Philippians 2:6-11).Gospel
— The account of Christ’s passion according to Mark
(Mark 14:1 — 15:47 [15:1-39]).
Whether or not we are present at Church, we remain one in the Lord. Please keep the following
members of our parish family in your prayers:
Theo Morgan, Marty Coolican, David Eisenberg,
and...
John & Natalie Alberto
Susan Andreassi
Charlie Augus ne
Charles Aviado
Dr. Joan Barice
Lisa Broadie
Darlene Bucar
Mary Carroll
Cecilia I. Cheves
Kimberly Chorniewy
Jeannine & Paul Chosson
Debbie Clark
Rosemary Clark
Thomas Collins
Beth Conklin
Brian Conn
David Cross
Beverly D’Angelo
Robert Dalessio
Reva Dessauer
Rita Dickson
Gina DiDonato
Rand Doane
James Dougherty
David Eisenberg
Robert Fanelli, Jr.
Jack Frazier
Brian Githens
Darlene Gober
Teresa Gorkowski
Mary Gyra
Tom Haley
Heather Hall
Fr. Henry
William Hickmon
Karen Hopkins
Ashley & Samantha
Housel
Nancy Hutchinson
Henry Inserra
Kathleen Israel
Margaret Johnson
Barbara Kaminski
Jay Kaplan
Dick Karas
Frank Karwa
Chuck Kasbee
John Keelor
Denise Keim
Audrey Kelly
Richard Kemski
Jim Kerley
Janice Kilfeather
Peggy Lake
Marge Lantrip
Glenda O’Leary Lavin
Rebecca Laughton
Mary Lehman
Michael Leth
Susan Lurz
Bob Lombardo
Neal Mackey
Maria Elena Marlow
Meghan McGivney
Pat McJury
Jacque Morrow
Gregory Mundie
Denise Murphy
Karen Murphy
Marci Nolan
Michelle Nowarth
June Petrello-Henig
Mary Pfeiﬀer
Mike Piotrowski
Pauly Poliseo
Larry Rachuba
Maria Reupke
Bill Robb
Al Scerbo
Sherrill Schaapveld
Priscilla Searcy
John Alan Seymour
Brian Sidler
Mike Taylor
Ashley Terrana
Jack Thomas
Terry Tipple
Leslie Triple
Anthony Verdesca
Michael Viscount, Jr.
Joyce West
Ward Wetherell
Joan Wiker
Chris ne Yascolt
PLEASE NOTE: Please call the Parish Office if you are being admitted to the hospital or know of someone in our parish who
requests a visit from a priest or Eucharistic Minister.
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March 22, 2015
Families and Lent
Let anyone among you who is without sin be the first to
throw a stone at her. John 8:7
Contrary to the premise that “words will never hurt me,”
lives have been ruined by words. Rumors, false witness,
and mockery are all stones that can destroy happiness,
freedom, or reputa on. Jesus reminds us that no one is
guiltless, so no one can throw stones of rock or words.
Ac vity: Put a large stone in the middle of the table,
then go around the circle and name words that hurt and
words that heal.
Prayer: Forgiving God, heal us of our cruelty and open
our eyes to the harm and the good that our words can do
in the world.
Chrism Mass
As part of Holy Week, on March 31st at 11 AM at the
cathedral of St. Igna us Loyola, the Most Reverend
Gerald M. Barbarito, Bishop of the Diocese of PB, will
celebrate the tradi onal Catholic Chrism Mass with
priests from the Diocese of Palm Beach. During the
Chrism Mass, Bishop Barbarito will
bless the three oils that will be used
for sacramental purposes during the
next year . In addi on to the blessing, the priests will renew their vows
and those with significant ordina on
anniversaries will be recognized.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
NEWLY CONFIRMED YOUTH
Noah Appleby
Alessandra Baldari
Patrick Cole
Andres Gonzalez
Kate Halickman
Edward Hayes
Elaina Hermiz
Julian Hermiz
Tyler Judge
Christopher Kaneb
Matthew Kaneb
Valerie Loveday
Mary Katherine Marasco
Olivia Payne
Samuel Payne
Juliette Pouille
Carlee Probst
Carolyn Rose
Devon Scirrotto
Giovanna Scirrotto
Julia Volpi
Lauren Volpi
Hailey Waguespack
As we approach Holy Week, the crea ve juices of the
ancient church of Jerusalem begin to shape our journey.
In old Jerusalem at this season of the year, the a empt
was made to recall the events leading up to Christ’s
passion. Those a empts were based not only on me,
with celebra ons of events as close to the day and hour
as possible, but also on people’s best guesses as to the
actual place of these events. Vast numbers of pilgrims
flooded the city during the forty days of Lent, many of
them catechumens in their last stages of prepara on for
ini a on. The fourth-century Spanish nun Egeria wrote a
deligh ully detailed diary of her experience of this lively
and aerobic liturgy, which involved hearty singing, strong
preaching, and nimble processions across vast and
arduous terrain.
Much of this energy was lost over the centuries, with
the procession of palms a noteworthy excep on.
Northern climates had to reinterpret this Jerusalem
liturgy, using forsythia, willow, or olive branches, but to
this day the entry into Holy Week by a community on the
move accompanied by joyful song hearkens back to a
venerable tradi on. Egeria’s le ers were rediscovered a
li le more than a hundred years ago, but they reveal a
pa ern of prayer: full, conscious, ac ve par cipa on, to
which we have a right and a duty.
March 22, 2015
Page Seven
Enter
More Deeply
into Lent!
Monday, March 23
Sacrament of RECONCILIATION
Immediately following the 5:30 pm Mass
“Whose sins you forgive,
they are forgiven” John 20:22
EASTER MEMORIALS & DECORATIONS
We will soon be decora ng our church for the Easter
Season. Your memorials will help us to do this. The
oﬀering for a memorial of a loved one is $10. Please
print CLEARLY the name of the deceased in the space
below. Place the oﬀering and form in a plain
envelope or you may use the envelope from your
oﬀertory packet, and put it in the collec on basket
or bring it to the Parish Oﬃce. The names of the
deceased will appear in our Sunday bulle n.
NAME______________________________________
CONFESSIONS HOLY WEEK
Saturday, March 28 - 8:30-9:00 AM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March 30,31, April 1
8:30-9:00 AM
(NO CONFESSIONS DURING THE TRIDUUM)
PLEASE PRAY
for the men and women in our armed forces sta oned overseas, for the military
commanders who lead them, for President Obama and his advisors and,
Major David Alberto, Air Force
CS 2 Christopher Avola
Spec. Thomas Bates
2nd Lt. Travis Blaschke, Army Avia on
PFC Adam Blazak, Army
Chris Bodley
Corporal Thomas C. Boehnlein, USMC
Angela Browning
Capt. Eric Arthur Bruns
Capt. Laura Lammert Chighizola, Air Force
Capt. Nicolais Chighizola, Air Force
Col. John Cross, Army
Michael Crump
1st Lt. Michael J. Culler, 101st Airborne
Josh Cur s
PFC Giulio D’Alatri, Marines
Command Sgt. Major James Dickens, Army
Staﬀ Sgt. Stephen Dickens, Army
2nd Lt. Johnny Dowd, Army
Capt. Michael Andrew Dytrych, Army
Staﬀ Sgt. Jonathan Farmer
Major Ma hew Farmer, Army
Ma hew Filimon
Jennifer Formell
Sco Fruedenthal, Army
Darrin Gabriel
LT Ruth Gaunt, Navy
Michael Gorczynski
Michael Gordon-Tenant, Army
PFC Thomas Greenia, Army
PFC Thomas Grodeska, Army
Capt. Ma hew Guidone, Army
Capt. Thomas Harris, Army
Major Cornelius Hickey, USMC
2nd Lt. Kris ne Hochschwender
Lt. Tyler Hochschwender
Captain Steve Irving, 101 First Airborne
Mitchell Joslin, Army
Capt. Jeﬀ Kea ng, Marines
Spencer Calvin McGuire
Brian Metzger
2nd Lt. Andrew King, Army
Capt. Jennifer Lammert-Rupp
Lt. Kelly Lammert, Air Force
Private Joseph LaSasso, Army
Master Sgt. Kyle Mack,
Minnesota Air Na onal Guard
Ma hew March C.P.O. Navy
Ens. Daniel Mongiove, Navy
Bryan Neumann
Fr. Tom O’Flanagan, Chaplain, USN
Chad Owens
PFC Brian H. Pearce, Army
Staﬀ Sgt. Derek D. Ragion, Marines
Capt. Brice Roberts, Army
Capt. Andrew Rupp, Air Force
Laura Sepeda
Capt. Chris ne Stevens
Steve Stropp, Marines Special Ops
Corporal Emily A. Konkle, USMC
Capt. Patrick K. Thompson, Army
Tech Sgt. Marcy Vaughn, Air Force
Amanda Wilson
Merciful Father, You desire the welfare of all your children. Stretch out Your protec ng arm over our men and women
in the service. Shield them from every danger to body, mind and soul. Comfort them in loneliness, sustain them in
hardship, give them the courage they need to fulfill their duty and so do Your will in all things. Bestow on our leaders
and the leaders of the world the wisdom and prudence which will bring peace and jus ce to all men.
This we ask through Jesus Christ, Your Son, Our Lord. Amen. Mary, help of Chris ans, pray for us.
March 22, 2015
Page Eight
Parish Women -
RELIGIOUS SHOP
Ladies, our “Sentimental
Journey” will be on Thursday,
April 16th at 6 PM in the
Parish Hall. We will enjoy
spirits, food and entertainment.
Call your friends!
If you need a gi for First Communion or
Easter, the Shop has a large selec on of
gi s and cards to go with
your gi . Also check out all
the beau ful new items for
your home or the gi s for every occasion.
For your Lenten prayer me, the Shop has a
large selec on of books and tapes.
CELEBRATING A WEDDING RECEPTION
OR SPECIAL PARTY?
Our beautiful new Ave Maria Banquet Room
and our renovated Parish Hall are now
available for rental for approved adult
receptions & gatherings for occasions
connected with church events.
The Banquet Room can seat 300 people;
our Parish Center can accommodate up to 175.
Please contact our Parish Office for
further information.
PARISH CENTER RENEWAL AVE MARIA BANQUET ROOM
Thank you
to our most recent donors!
Our total to date $1,055,854.00
We are grateful to all of you
who have donated
to our Parish Center Renewal.
Our special Mass Inten ons book
has been filled for 2015. The 2016
Book, for Masses to be celebrated in
our Church, will be available
beginning April 6th, the day a er
Easter. You may con nue to book
“unannounced” Masses to be
celebrated by a missionary priest.
BYO BIBLE STUDY
Wednesday, March 25th
7:00 - 8:00 PM
in the Kaffeehaus
If you would like to read
ahead… “The Gospel of John”
We thank you for your prayerful considera on and support of the 2015 Diocesan Services Appeal.
A Family of Faith in Service to Others mirrors the summons for a renewal of our faith
through the virtue of sacrificial giving. There is s ll me to HELP US MAKE OUR GOAL!!!
Please circle:
Mr. and/or Mrs., Miss, Ms., Rev., Dr., ____________________________________
(please print)
Address____________________________________________
City________________________________________________
Phone number (___)___________E-mail__________________________
Local Parish_________________________________________________
Donor’s Signature__________________________Date______________
Make online dona ons www.diocesepb.org
For M/C, Visa, Amex:
THANK YOU!
Total Pledge is
Amount enclosed
$_____________
$_____________
Check#________
Please make checks payable to:
Diocesan Services Appeal
Cash__________
Balance Due
$_____________
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March 22, 2015
2014 TAX YEAR
CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS
Brady Thomas Margado
son of Thomas & Lourdes
If you use parish offertory envelopes or give on line,
we can provide a 2014 tax statement. You may fill out
the form below and drop it in the collection basket or
call the Parish Office to make your request.
JulieƩe Mara Shea
Daughter of Timothy & Jaimee
(please print)
WELCOME!
Name________________________________________
40 DAYS for LIFE
“Have the Courage to defend the unborn”
Pope Benedict XVI
We meet at the Presiden al Women’s
Center, 100 Northpoint Parkway, WPB.,
during Lent thru Palm Sunday, March
29th. Prayer mes for Mon. thru Sat.
are 7 am un l 6 pm. Sunday mes are
between 3 pm – 5 pm. Call Susan Pine
at 561-255-1534 for addi onal informa on or visit www.40daysfor life.com.
Address______________________________________
Phone #______________________________________
Email address_________________________________
BAKER NEEDED: The CIA is in need of someone who is
willing and able to bake and deliver
an Easter bread to the Parish Center
on Sunday, April 26th. Please call
Kate or Joanne, 561-626-1873.
Thank you!!
HOLOCAST MEMORIAL— We will be
par cipa ng once again in the Holocaust
Memorial at Temple Beth David on Sunday
a ernoon, April 12th. Those who a ended
last year found the experience especially
moving. The event takes about an hour and
one half, door to door from St. Paul of the
Cross to end. Please call the oﬃce if you
would like to par cipate or have ques ons.
STEWARDSHIP - “The Father will honor whoever serves me.”
Each of us as Catholics and stewards of the Church have been
called by God to serve Him and the Church. What are we
doing to fulfill that challenge and that promise?
St. Vincent de Paul
Volunteer Opportuni es
The Society provides person to person assistance to the needy
in your community. To con nue our mission, your help is
needed in these volunteer posi ons:
The Parish Oﬃce is located
in the ves bule of the church
on Sundays a er the 9,10:45
and 5 pm Masses . Parish
Registra on, Mass Cards,
Current Event Tickets/
Informa on, and answers to
ques ons are available.
•
•
•
•
Telephone Intake
Thri Store Clerks
Food pantry helpers
Members to do home visits
We oﬀer flexible hours. Even helping as li le as 2 days a
month would make a diﬀerence for our needy friends.
No experience is necessary.
To volunteer at the store, call Richard at (561) 632-4468. To
volunteer at the oﬃce, call Carol at (561) 324-9784. Or e-mail
us at [email protected]. Store & Oﬃces are located
at 2560 Westgate Ave. West Palm Beach. Visit the contact
page on our web site: www.svdp-palmbeach.org. Be our friend
on www.facebook.com/SVDPPalmBeach
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March 22, 2015
NEWS
No Sessions Today, See you on March 29th
First Communion Candidate
Retreat/Rehearsal April 29th
First Communion Sunday, May 3rd
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES
ANNUAL RICE BOWL
collec on is concluding 3/29!
Bring your dona ons to class
next week!!
KidSmartz.org
Story
Keepers
Children infant to age 5 ar e
welcome to come to the Parish
Center during the 9 AM
Mass on Sunday. Hope you
can join us!
for all 6th—8th graders
Next gathering...
March 30th
6:30 PM
Parish Center
Donation of the Day
March 29th
CEREAL SUNDAY box of cereal
Join us for the best
night of your week!