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MASSES
Saturday Mass — 5:00 PM (Sunday Anticipation)
Sunday Mass — 7:30AM (No Music), 10AM, 12 Noon & 5 PM
Weekday Mass—8:00AM-Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
CONFESSIONS: Saturday: 4:15 PM—4:45 PM.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: First Monday of Month until 9:30am
after 8am Mass
SICK & HOMEBOUND:
Call the Parish Office if you wish to receive Holy Communion or a
pastoral visit from a priest or one of our Ministers of Care.
BAPTISMS:
Baptisms are Parish Family events and are held on
Sundays at 1:30 PM. Preparation Classes are usually held on the
2nd Thursday of each month & are scheduled by appointment.
Please call the Parish Office for more information.
MARRIAGES:
Couples wishing to be married at St. Patrick Church
need to make an appointment with the St. Patrick Marriage Minister
at least six months prior to the desired wedding date. Weddings are
NOT scheduled on Church or Federal Holiday weekends and other
select weekends. Call the Parish Office prior to booking your
reception hall.
TO PARISHIONERS & THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE WITH US:
We warmly welcome you and kindly ask you to register at the
Parish Office. If you have moved, married and remain in our parish,
have a seasonal address or change of address, please notify our
Parish Office.
Papal Blessing from Rome, St. Patrick Parish-Lemont
175th Anniversary Year
PARISH OFFICE: Located in the Rectory
200 E. Illinois Street, Lemont IL 60439
630-257-4640 (office); 630-257-0401 (fax)
PARISH EMAIL: [email protected]
OFFICE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday: 9am—5pm
Friday: 9am—11:30am
(Closed for Lunch Daily between 11:30am—12:30pm)
PARISH SCHOOL: St. Alphonsus—St. Patrick School
20W145 Davey Rd., Lemont, IL 60439, (630) 783-2220
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: 205 Cass Street, (630) 257-8012
PARISH STAFF
Rev. Kurt D. Boras, Pastor
Rev. Richard J. Shannon, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Mr. Joseph R. Winblad, Senior Deacon
Ms. Renee Payne, Principal
Ms. Linda O’Connor, Director of Religious Education
and Director of Spiritual Life
Ms. Christina Grinius, Director of Music
Miss Janelle Pasch, Choir Instrumentalist
Ms. Rosarita Hennebry, Music Director Emerita
Mr. Michael Lundberg, Tri-Parish Youth Minister
Ms. Louise Cummings, Parish Business Manager
Mrs. Cathy Barrett, Religious Education Assistant
Mr. Dale Hennebry, Buildings & Grounds Manager
Ms. Barbara Brown, Liturgy Coordinator
Mrs. Sue Raymond, Secretary, Bulletin Editor, Marriage Minister
PARISH WEBSITE: www.StPatrickLemont.org
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OCTOBER 26,2014
Perspectives From Fr. Kurt: Our Parish Family
The Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Patrick:
Once again, in my own name and in yours, the
faithful parish family of St. Patrick’s, I would like to say
“KUDOS and thank you” to all who worked so hard
to make the 175th Anniversary Celebration such a
memorable occasion in our history together. In
particular, I am deeply grateful to:
The 175th Anniversary Committee members, under
the leadership of Ms. Betty Slad; All Parish
professional staff for their patience, hard work, and
commitment; Mr. Neil Windt, for the gift of his original
musical composition entitled “Psalmic Fanfare and
Benediction”; our visiting musicians; Ms. Christina
Grinius, our Parish Music Director; the Children’s Choir
and A Cappella Choir; all of our liturgical ministers; Mr.
Dale Hennebry, Mr. Walt McCarthy, Mr. Mel Zagorski
and our Garden Club for beautifying our grounds; my
brother priests; Bishop Jack Gorman and our Presider and
Preacher Bishop Alberto Rojas; and all the staff at the
Cog Hill Country Club for the beautiful banquet and
delicious food at our reception luncheon. I do hope a
good time was had by all!
With such a massive undertaking, I am sure you can
understand if some details or even someone who has been
an integral part of our parish life was missed. As Pastor
and leader of our faith family, I take full
responsibility for any oversight. I deeply regret if
anyone felt slighted or if anyone was distracted from
joining more fully in the spirit of the celebration. Where
possible, I assure you I have already made amends for
those instances that came to my attention. The staff
and I, I hope you all know by now, work very hard each
and every day to be inclusive and welcoming to all in
the spirit of St. Patrick. Later in this bulletin, please
enjoy the short note of gratitude and congratulations from
the Dean of our area, and weekend assistant, Fr. Ed
Upton.
This weekend, as we continue to celebrate our 175 years
as a faith family together, we welcome Matt and Debbie
Bumber. They come to us via World Wide Marriage
Encounter, at the personal invitation of their friends
Tom and Diann Rinke. They will be speaking at all of
our Masses on the vocation of marriage and about how
the Marriage Encounter experience can enrich the lives of
all married couples. Matt and Debbie
will be available to chat with you after
Mass. If you wish to speak with them
privately, a quiet space has also been
arranged.
Things to look forward to during the month of November:
Saturday, November 1st, 5:00 pm Mass: We
remember the beloved souls that have gone home
to God this past year, along with their families.
Also, Ms. Barb Brown receives the Christifideles
Award from Monsignor John Canary.
Friday, November 7th-Saturday, November 8th: Fr.
Kurt directs an Ignatian-style retreat through
Mayslake Ministries in Downers Grove.
Saturday, November 8th 4:30 pm Mass at SS. Cyril
and Methodius: Our brothers and sisters at SS.
Cyril and Methodius Parish celebrate their 130th
anniversary.
Monday, November 10th, 7:00-9:00 pm at St. Pats
Church: Dr. Mary Amore offers a night of
reflection on “Building Up our Spiritual Lives in
this Anniversary Year.”
Sunday, November 23rd, Tri-Parish 5:00 pm Mass:
Fr. Ken Carlson, Presider and Preacher, shares
with us his witness as a “practicing chaplain”
during the Iraq War, and honoring all veterans.
Thursday, November 27th, 9:00 am Mass:
Thanksgiving Day celebration with the Adult
Choir.
Finally, I will be away from our parish next week,
October 27th-31st. I will be celebrating, with God’s help,
my first year anniversary of recovery, by helping to open
a new Guest House facility in Lake Orion, Michigan. Fr.
Ed Upton will be celebrating morning masses with you
and covering other pastoral needs, such as funerals, in my
absence. The parish staff will take care of the everyday
operations as usual while I am away. Please be assured
of my prayers for you every day in Michigan, as I hope
you will remember me in yours. I intend to share with
others who are hurting with addictions how a parish
family like St. Patrick’s can bring hope and healing to
an ailing Pastor. Thank you again for your goodness and
many kindnesses shown to me in this past year.
With God’s blessings of serenity this week,
Daylight Savings Time ENDS next
Sunday at 2am. Don’t forget to set
your clocks back to gain an hour.
Of course you could come and
pray for an extra hour... if you can
get into the parking lot.
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Help us to support the
Church’s Initiative on
marriage!
Couples who make Worldwide
Marriage Encounter weekends
not only rediscover the joy,
intimacy & romance in their
relationships, but also become
more active in their parish.
Together, we are making
marriages, families and our
Church stronger & healthier. Matt and Debbie Bumber,
parishioners of St. Bernard’s Church in Homer
Glen, were married in the Catholic Church in June, 1998.
They have two grown children and two beautiful grand
children. They will be at all St. Patrick Church Masses
October 25 and 26 to tell you about
how their Worldwide Marriage
Encounter Weekend has helped to
make their marriage, family and
Church stronger.
Dear Kurt, Staff, Anniversary Committee and People of St.
Patrick,
My thanks for your invitation to join with you as you
celebrated your 175th Anniversary! It was obvious a great deal
of work was put into the planning and execution of the
Liturgy, luncheon and surrounding anniversary activities. My
congratulations to all who did so much.
But what was even more terrific was the spirit and obvious
pride and love for St. Patrick’ Parish that so many have. It was a
pleasure to share with you. I only regret that I will not be able
to join in the 200th—I will be “out of town.”
Again, my thanks and best wishes. Know that I enjoy my
ministry with you.
Peace, Fr. Ed [Upton]
Fr. Ed is head of our Vicariate Deanery and a frequent assistant
priest at weekend and weekday Masses.
Cookware Stamps!!!
Jewel-Osco is running a promotion now
through December 2014 that awards 1 stamp
for every $10 spent toward the purchase of
Cuisinart Cookware. Please consider saving
your unused stamps for the Des Plaines Valley Council – Boy Scouts of America.
Des Plaines Valley Council will gather any
stamp donations and provide dinnerware to
Sharing Connections in Downers Grove.
Sharing Connections assists families in crisis
get back on their feet with donations of household items.
Collection boxes will be provided at the Church entrances.
We are collecting the stamps through December 19, 2014.
Please contact Mary Pimentel 630.533.1286 or
[email protected] with any questions.
Please spread the word! You can make a difference one
stamp at a time!!
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Teen Meeting
October 26,
2014
Special Guest
Matt Doherty
All Teens
Welcome
St Patrick Church
6:00PM – 8:00PM
Prayer for our
Archbishop-Designate,
Most Rev. Blase J. Cupich
O God, eternal shepherd of the faithful, who tend
your Church in countless ways and rule over her
in love, look with favor on your servant,
Archbishop-designate Blase Cupich. Grant him,
we pray, a spirit of counsel and fortitude, a spirit
of knowledge and piety, so that he may build up in
the world the sacrament of the Church. By word
and example may he be of service to those over
whom he presides, so that, together with the flock
entrusted to his care, he may come to eternal life.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who
lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy
Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen
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OCTOBER 26,2014
Renee Payne, Principal
630-783-2220
[email protected]
Visit: www.StAls-StPats.org
BUDDY TIME!
One of the best features of our
pre-K through grade 8 school is
the fact that our older students
buddy up with our youngest
students. The 6th graders mentor the Preschool students, 7th
graders buddy up with the 1st graders, and our 8th grade
leaders take the Kindergarten
students under their wing. The
students get together frequently during the year and especially when the younger kids
might benefit from some help
from their older buddies.
ALUMNI CORNER
Meet Kathy Balnius
Class of 2009
After graduating from St. Alphonsus/St. Patrick School, Kathy
attended Lemont High School where
she earned placement on the High
Honor Roll all semesters, was President of National English Honor Society, was a member of the National
Honor Society, was on the National
French Honor Roll, as well as playing Varsity volleyball.
Kathy is a sophomore at Loyola University Chicago
where she has accepted the Loyola Presidential Scholarship, Village of Woodridge Prologis Scholarship, Lemont
Lions Club Scholarship, and the Lemont High School National English Honor Society Scholarship.
At Loyola, Kathy is on the College of Arts and Science’s
Dean’s List. She is majoring in Biochemistry, is Pre-Med, in
the Honors Program, and minoring in French.
Kathy says: “St. Al/St. Pat’s showed me what it was like
to have a school community truly feel like a family. I feel
blessed to have graduated five years ago and still be able to
reach out to my fellow classmates and share with them my
successes and failures in life. St. Al/St. Pat’s has not only
left me with a great education, but a support group that I
can always count on. This support group does not only include students that I graduated with, but students of the
grades above and below mine, teachers, coaches, and parents. I know that no matter what path I choose in life, the
St. Al/St. Pat’s community will always support me.”
For more information on why you should consider St. Alphonsus/St. Patrick school for your child,
visit www.stals-stpats.org
St. Patrick Church, RE
Linda O’Connor, Director
630-257-8012
[email protected]
Fall Service Project
Students in the RE program who raised money for
the Women’s Center of Greater Chicagoland by
filling baby bottles, are asked to return the bottles to
their catechist. Thank you for supporting those who
cannot financially support themselves.
Prayers to be Learned by Grade
In the RE program, each grade has a prayer (or
prayers) the students are to learn. The best way for
the children to learn them is to practice at home with
their families. So that you know which prayer your
child is responsible for, here is a list of the prayer for
each grade. Prayers can be found in the textbook.
Grade 1 – Sign of the Cross, how to genuflect,
Hail Mary, Our Father
Grade 2 – Glory Be, Grace Before Meals,
Grace After Meals, Act of Contrition
Grade 3 – Ten Commandments
Grade 4 – Apostle’s Creed
Grade 5 – Hail, Holy Queen
Grade 6 – Rosary
Grade 7 – Morning Offering
Grade 8 – Memorare
Our Church is participating in the
Baby Bottle Project
which benefits the Women’s Centers of
Greater Chicagoland. Please take a baby
bottle home with you from the church
TODAY, fill it with your spare change,
and return it NEXT WEEKEND. This
non-profit organization directly assists
mothers and families experiencing crisis
pregnancies by offering emotional,
financial, material, and spiritual support
through counseling, clothing, and
monetary provisions, prayer, and other
aid. Each year the three locations together
have over 5,000 appointments with
expecting mothers. By God’s Grace, the Women’s
Centers have saved over 37,000 babies-and their mothers–
from abortion since opening in 1984.
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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Altar servers needed
If you are in 3rd grade or older, consider being a part of our Altar Server Ministry.
The rewards are great and can also contribute to needed service hours.
If you were once in the server ministry and left, for whatever reason (too busy, wanted
to sleep in… etc), please consider rejoining. If you would like to return for holiday
Masses or weddings, please let us know.
We are always in need of mature & experienced servers for special occasions.
Server Training...
Takes place on Thursday, October 30th in the church at 7pm.
Mass takes place each week, why not be of service (look smart, and be really awesome)
to our wonderful priests and parishioners?
Call or email the Parish Office for a registration form.
630-257-4640 or [email protected]
WOMEN’S
CLUB NEWS
Beginning
the weekend
of November
1st and 2nd, and continuing
through the 5P.M. Mass on Sunday, November 23rd, we
once again will sponsor “Turkey Vouchers” to benefit our
friends at the Lemont Food Pantry. To participate is really
quite easy. At the west entrance to church you will see a
turkey with yellow envelopes [feathers!]. Take a “feather”
or two, put in whatever donation you wish-large or small,
we're grateful for all! Then the next week return your
“feather” to church. All monies collected will be used to
buy grocery gift cards to help make sure Thanksgiving in
Lemont is a little more delicious for all!
On November 20th, at 6:30, the rosary will be said in
church. Everyone is invited and encouraged to attend.
What a great way to start the holiday season!
Also on November 20th, after praying the rosary, members
of Women's Club will be having their monthly meeting at a
local restaurant. All women of the parish are invited to join
Women's Club and to participate in all activities.
Bereavement Program: How to Go On After a Loved
One Has Died. St. Michael’s Parish in Orland Park.
4 sessions on Thursdays during October at 7pm in the
Ministry Room (enter from Narthax).
October 30th: How to Go On: Is it Possible?
(Session #4)
For Info call Sister Marietta: 708-873-4635.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Eph 4:32 — 5:8; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 13:10-17
Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 6:12-16
Eph 6:1-9; Ps 145:10-14; Lk 13:22-30
Eph 6:10-20; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10; Lk 13:31-35
Phil 1:1-11; Ps 111:1-6; Lk 14:1-6
Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12a
Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9;
Jn 6:37-40, or any readings from no. 668 or
from Masses for the Dead, nos. 1011-1016
DUE TO THE DEADLINE FOR THIS BULLETIN
IN RELATION TO OUR PARTY DATE, PHOTOS
OF OUR 175TH CELEBRATION AND MASS WILL
BE FEATURED IN UPCOMING PUBLICATIONS.
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO MADE THE
EVENTS SO SPECIAL!
THE LEMONT
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
WILL BE
OUTSIDE OF
CHURCH AFTER ALL MASSES THIS WEEKEND.
BOXES OF 50 TOOTSIE ROLLS WILL BE AVAILABLE
FOR A MINIMUM DONATION OF $6. DONATIONS
COLLECTED WILL BE ADDED TO THE KNIGHTS
DONATION TO TRI-PARISH SPRED MINISTRIES AND
TRI COUNTY SRA. HALLOWEEN WILL BE HERE
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT AND THESE TREATS MAKE
GREAT TRICK OR TREAT CANDY!
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OCTOBER 26,2014
MASS INTENTIONS
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10:00 am †Shirley Zeiger
—Harold and Patricia Schneider
10:00 am Living & Deceased Members of the
Taylor and Manion Families
—Maria Manion & Family
12 Noon
Sisters and Residents of Alvernia Manor
—The Forzley Family
5:00 pm Sp. Int. Rev. Kurt Boras & Ann Boras
—The Mathias Family
5:00 pm †Renata Smulkstys (Anniv. of Death)
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—Ralph & Lila Mancini
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8:00 am †John & †Helen O’Leary
(66 Yr. Anniv. of Marriage)
—Fraher Family
THIS WEEKEND’S COLLECTIONS
1st: Regular Weekly Contribution; 1% will be
donated to our Sharing Parish
2nd Collection: St. Patrick Reduce the Debt
SUPPORTING OUR PARISH
NEXT WEEKEND’S COLLECTIONS
1st: Regular Weekly Contribution
2nd Collection: Church Maintenance
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5:00 pm †Helen Zagorski—Mel & Carol Zagorski
5:00 pm
†Dr. Lawrence W. Hollatz
—The Westbrook Family
5:00 pm
†Ted Wrzesinski
—Bill & Rose May Yates
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7:30 am †Henry Boras—Sue & Andy O’Donnell
10:00 am †Shirley Zeiger
—Harold & Patricia Schneider
10:00 am †Patricia Boyle—O’Reilly Family
10:00 am †Martin Lee—Lee Family
12 Noon
Sp. Int. Andrew Bosko
(in thanks for military service)
—Celeste Gambla
5:00 pm †Ray Johnson—Louie Link
ALL SAINTS DAY IS NOT A HOLY DAY OF
OBLIGATION THIS YEAR, 2014.
OUR CANDLE LIGHTING MASS FOR ALL
SOULS DAY... WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE
5 P.M. SATURDAY MASS ON
NOVEMBER 1ST. IF YOU HAVE
LOST A LOVED ONE IN THE PAST
YEAR, PLEASE CALL THE PARISH
OFFICE TO RESERVE A CANDLE FOR
YOUR FAMILY TO LIGHT AT THIS
SPECIAL SERVICE. ALL ARE
WELCOME TO ATTEND AND TO
REMEMBER
THEIR OWN LOVED ONES.
EXTRA BLESSED CANDLES WILL
BE AVAILABLE THAT EVENING
AT MASS.
COMING UP THIS WEEK
Sat, Oct 25: Heartland Blood Drive 8am—12 Noon in
St. Pat’s Parking Lot. Walk-ins welcome.
Wedding in Church 2pm
Guitar Ensemble at 5pm Mass
World Wide Marriage Encounter Speakers at all
Masses this weekend.
Sun, Oct 26: RE at 8:25am
Children’s Choir at 10am Mass
World Wide Marriage Encounter Speakers at all
Masses this weekend.
Baptism at 1:30pm
K of C Candy available at all Masses w/donation.
Tues, Oct 28: Children’s Choir at 6pm Parish Hall
A Cappella Choir at 7pm Parish Hall
Wed, Oct 29: RE at 6pm
Thurs, Oct 30: Altar Server Training at 7pm Church
Bible Study 7pm Classroom 6
Sat, Nov 1: (All Saints day is not a Holy Day of
Obligation this year)
A Cappella Choir at the 5pm Mass
All Souls Candle Lighting at 5pm Mass
Christifideles Award to Barb Brown 5pm Mass
Sun, Nov 2: All Souls Day
RE at 8:25am
Baby Bottle Project ends, please turn in donations
Mon, Nov 3: Eucharistic Adoration 8:30-9:30am
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Weekly Offering
We pray for The Sick of our Parish
Week Ending September 21, 2014
Revenue for Week of 9/21/2014
6,311
Target Revenue for Week
11,795
Better/(Worse) than Plan
(5,484)
Week Ending September 28, 2014
Revenue for Week of 9/28/2014
Target Revenue for Week
Better/(Worse) than Plan
8,697
11,795
(3,098)
Year-To-Date 7/1/2014 – 9/28/2014
Year to Date Actual as of 9/28/2014**
149,530
Year to Date Target as of 9/28/2014**
153,335
YTD Better/(Worse) than Plan
(3,805)
Average # of Weekly Envelopes
EFT Givers
185
43
** Includes Ordinary income and expense. Does not include
extraordinary items or Capital Campaign Contributions or
pledges.
OCTOBER IS
INCLUSION AWARENESS
MONTH & MENTAL HEALTH
AWARENESS MONTH:
FOR INFORMATION ON
INCLUSION IN WORSHIP VISIT:
http://pathways.org/tools-resources/inclusion-worship/
NEXT WEEK:
PRESIDER/MASS SCHEDULE
The Feast of All Souls
SATURDAY, November 1:
5pm-Msgr. Canary—A Cappella Choir
SUNDAY, November 2:
7:30am-Fr. Kurt (No Music)
10am– Fr. Shannon
12 Noon—Fr. Gorski
5pm-Fr. Valdi—Lemont Tri-Parish Mass
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If you would like to have someone who is ill prayed
for at Mass, please call the Parish Office The name of
that person will be announced in church and will be
added to the prayer column in the weekly bulletin. (Note:
Privacy laws may affect our ability to publish specific
information).
*Please call or email the Parish Office to remove a name.
Kevin Anderson, Ann Boras, Colleen Burns, Lynn
Callahan, Robert Camp, Filomena Compiani, James
Coughlin, Marianne Diewald, Michael Doll, Ken
Emerson, David Erickson, Michaela Fischer, Karen
Forzley, Rev. Joseph Furczon, Celeste Gambla, Cardinal
Francis George, Camille Golminas, Gregory Gorski,
Becky Granat, Laura Graves, Fr. Don Headley, Darrell
Hutton, Jim, Butch Jirgl, Barbara Landes, Catherine
Mannix, Kathleen Mannix, Lisa Marzano, Judy Murray,
Mary Nally, Terrence Pelech, Joan Pepich, Jean Porter,
Beverly P., Florence Provencher, Ed Richards, Ron
Rickerson, Ethel Roman, Lewis Ruppert, Florence
Rybski, Julius Savrimas, Leonard Semetulskis, Raymond
Shuman, William Siewertsen, Cory Steck, Mary Tadda &
Melanie, Pat Traynere, Bill Waitkus, Richard Waliczek.
http://www.ncpd.org/
NATIONAL CATHOLIC NETWORK ON
MENTAL ILLNESS
We pray for Our loved ones in the military
We would like to pray for all of our loved ones who are serving
in the armed forces. Lt. Daniel Alvey, Andrew Bosko,Jr.,
Zachary F. Eriksen, Capt. Daniel J. Falvey, Steven
Korbus, Warren Miller, Chad Peters, Maj. Leslie
Rafferty, Ryan Rudman, Kevin Thomas.
Name: __________________________________
Requested by: _____________________________
Phone #:_________________________________
If you would like to submit a name for the list, please fill
out the form above and mail it to the Parish Office or
place in the Sunday collection basket. Please include
your name & phone number
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