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MASSES
Saturday Mass — 5:00 PM (Sunday Anticipation/Vigil)
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.
PARISH STAFF
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)
Closed on Veteran’s Day, Tuesday, November 11th
PARISH SCHOOL: St. Alphonsus—St. Patrick School
20W145 Davey Rd., Lemont, IL 60439, (630) 783-2220
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
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: 205 Cass Street, (630) 257-8012
PARISH WEBSITE: www.StPatrickLemont.org
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NOVEMBER 9,2014
Perspectives From Fr. Kurt: Our Parish Family
The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Patrick:
Please join me in congratulating Fr. Valdi, the staff, and
the parish family of SS. Cyril and Methodius as they
celebrate their 130th Anniversary as a faith community.
I look forward to joining our neighbors and Bishop Jack
Gorman at the 4:30 P.M. Mass this Saturday, November 8th.
We ask God’s blessings upon this faith family as they look
forward to the next 130 years and beyond.
On Monday evening, November 10th, from 7 P.M. – 9 P.M.
in the church, Dr. Mary Amore from Mayslake
Ministries will be with us to share her insights about
“Renovating Our Inner Spirit.” You will recall that
“Doctor Mary” was with us for Eucharistic Minister
training as well as for our 2014 Lenten Parish Mission this
past spring. She is a very dynamic and engaging speaker
who brings much wisdom with her about the spiritual
journey. “Doctor Mary” is part of our Inspiring Speaker
Series as we continue to celebrate our 175 years together in
faith. I know this promises to be a very entertaining and
informative evening for all of us.
Our brothers and sisters at SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish
will be hosting us for the Tri-Parish Anointing Mass and
luncheon on Saturday, November 15th beginning at 11
A.M. Fr. Valdi, Fr. Brian and myself, along with other
priests from the area, will be sharing this special sacrament
of healing with those who wish to be anointed. As you
already know, this awesome blessing has meant so much
to me in my own recovery and healing process. I hope
you can join us for this special bi-lingual celebration.
On Sunday, November 23rd at the 5 P.M. Mass, we
welcome Fr. Ken Carlson, Pastor of St. Benedict and St.
Isadore Parishes in Blue Island. As we give thanks for all
the veterans of our community and those who presently are
serving in dangerous parts of our world, Father Ken will
share with us his experiences as a “parachuting chaplain”
during the Iraq War. Father Ken was a student of mine
when I taught at Mundelein Seminary back in the 1990’s. I
especially invite the young people of our parish family to
meet and visit with this courageous and charismatic servant
of Jesus Christ.
Our Tri-Parish Advent Mission will take place December
6th, 7th, 8th and 9th. I have invited Fr. Bill Bruning from
the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kansas to be our
mission presenter. I met Fr. Bill during my time away last
winter in Minnesota as he battled his own addiction to
chemicals. He has a great story to share with us about his
“new life in Jesus Christ.” As you hear Bill’s story and
meet this man of deep faith, you will soon discover, as did
I, that he is a walking miracle. Please try and save these
dates!
Finally, beginning on Tuesday, I will be away from the
parish on retreat with Monsignor John Canary to
celebrate my own “first year in recover.” I will be
praying over the writings and teachings of St. John of
the Cross. I will be back in time to celebrate weekend
liturgy with you. Please keep me in prayer as you will be in
mine.
God’s blessings of hope and healing,
Renovating the People
St. Patrick’s
inspiring speaker
series continues…
Monday night
“Renovating the People”
Monday, November 10
7pm to 9pm
at St. Patrick Church
Dr. Mary Amore
U ND E R
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Join us for an evening of prayerful
reflection as we explore the ways in
which the Lord is calling us to renovate
our hearts as we celebrate our baptismal
identity as members of the assembly
and as sons and daughters of God! Time
will be given for discussion.
Dr. Mary Amore holds a Doctor of Ministry Degree and
Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies from Catholic Theological
Union. Dr. Amore is the author of Primary Symbols of
Worship and the Call to Participation, as well as the author
of the new DVD series, Eucharist: Journey to
Transformation, Healing and Discipleship. A Cardinal
Bernardin Scholar, and distinguished member of the North
American Academy of Liturgy, Mary has been a presenter at
the LA Congress, University of Dallas Ministry Conference,
as well as a highly sought after presenter of parish missions
and workshops. A monthly blogger for CatholicMom.com,
Mary serves as the Executive Director of Mayslake
Ministries in Downers Grove.
THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
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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 dates coming up November 13th &
December 11th from 6:30pm-8:30pm each
Mass takes place each weekend, 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]
LEMONT FOOD PANTRY
It's hard to believe, but the holidays are “right around the
corner”. For many, it means lots of trips to the grocery
store to get all the “extras” for the special meals we prepare.
And as you are putting these special extra items into your
carts, we ask that, if possible, you remember
our friends from the Lemont Food Pantry. A
jar of olives, a few cans of cranberry sauce,
boxes of jello, instant potatoes,
gravy...whatever you choose will help to make
the holidays a bit more special for so many!
As always, we say “thank you”, and as we head
into this special time of your, may your blessings be many!
St. Pat's Outreach Team
The affordable housing crisis is a growing
one in today’s society. Fortunately,
PLOWS may offer a solution through the
Shared Housing Program. Our goal is to
match home providers, those persons with
an extra room to share in their home, with
individuals looking for a place to live. People
participate in the program for economic reasons,
companionship and to maintain independence in
the community. This program serves all ages;
however, one person in each match must be a
senior.
We interview and check for references for
potential participants, introduce appropriate
persons, facilitate an agreement between the
provider and sharer, and are available for follow-
up.
Call 708-361-0219 or visit:
http://www.plows.8m.com/shared.htm for more information.
NEW SERVERS TRAINED IN OCTOBER!
Hope’s on the Way
to Washington,
IL
th
The14 service mission
for Hope’s on the Way,
which will be our first
commitment outside of
the Chicagoland area in
our home state. A 12
volunteer team, with 5 members from St.
Pat’s, will leave Lemont on November 10-14,
2014. Our dedication is strong. We ask our
volunteers to give us their time, talent, and
energy, travel 160 miles and spend five days
serving the needs of others. It is one thing for a
volunteer to give a week to serve; it is another
thing to ask them to make a financial
contribution as well. Our success depends both
now and in the future on your assistance.
Please consider a free will donation:
Cash or check.
Make payable to St. Patrick’s Church
Memo line: Washington Mission Nov. 2014
Please: Keep us in your prayers for a safe
and healthy mission trip helping others in
need.
Thank you,
Deacon Joe Winblad,
Hope’s on the Way
www.HopesOnTheWay.org
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NOVEMBER 9,2014
St. Patrick Church, RE
Renee Payne, Principal
630-783-2220
[email protected]
Linda O’Connor, Director
Visit: www.StAls-StPats.org
RED RIBBON WEEK
AND PHOTO CONTEST
The Red Ribbon
Campaign is the
oldest and most
far reaching drug
prevention
program in the
nation. We have
been participating in the National Red Ribbon week
here at St. Alphonsus-St. Patrick School. You may
have noticed the red ribbons that adorn the trees on
our campus. Inside the school you will also find red
ribbons everywhere, including two very large ones
on our gym wall.
Health classes and younger
students have created
posters that emphasize the
themes of avoiding
dangerous substances,
making good choices and
living a healthy lifestyle.
Each morning this week, a
student council
representative has shared
important information
about the dangers posed by
drug and alcohol abuse.
On “Red Ribbon Wear Red
Day”, the entire school
posed for a photo under our
Celtics sign that has been adorned with Red
Ribbons this week. The photo has been entered and
accepted into the Red Ribbon Photo Contest! Our
school has the chance to win an additional iPad and
$1000 that can be used for health education and
drug prevention programs. In order to win in our
region, our photo will need to get the most votes.
Voting begins on the Red Ribbon website starting
November 5th. We encourage you to tell
all of your friends, family members,
colleagues and school contacts to vote
for our entry at www.redribbon.org.
Thanks for supporting our students as
they resolve to make good choices and
live healthy lifestyles.
630-257-8012
[email protected]
Child Lures
Our Archdiocese mandates that the Child Lures
program be taught in our Religious Education
programs. Child Lures deals with basic personal
safety skills for children, including how to protect
themselves from child predators. It is taught each
year to our first graders. If you have any questions
or do not want your child to participate in this
program, please contact the RE Office.
Baby Bottles
Thank you to all who participated in our Fall Service
Project, raising money for the Women’s Center of
the Greater Chicagoland Area. Many women and
children in need of our help will benefit from your
generosity. We will publish a total dollar amount as
soon as it is determined.
CATHOLIC HOME STUDY SERVICE (CHSS)
SPONSORED BY THE MISSOURI KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, IS
A MINISTRY THAT HAS BEEN OFFERING COURSES ON THE
CATHOLIC FAITH SINCE 1935. COURSES ARE FREE, EASY,
ENJOYABLE, AND FAITHFUL TO THE TEACHINGS OF THE
CHURCH.
http://www.amm.org/chss/chss.asp
573-547-4084
What is RCIA?
The Rite of Christian Initiation for
Adults (RCIA) is a process by which
the Catholic Church welcomes new
members into its communal life.
RCIA is a living experience of the
Church, and not just a series of classes
that teach knowledge about the Church.
Although there is instruction in the facts of the faith, instruction is but one part of a larger experience of knowing
and sharing with other members of the Church.
**Note-We also have an RCIA process teens and a program for children as well
.
If you are interested in learning more, please contact your
pastor or call Doreen at 630.257.2414.
THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6
Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29;
Lk 17:7-10
Wednesday:Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6; Lk 17:11-19
Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25
Friday:
2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18;
Lk 17:26-37
Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8
Sunday:
Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-5;
1 Thes 5:1-6; Mt 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21]
EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINE FOR THE
THANKSGIVING WEEKEND NOVEMBER 30TH
BULLETIN IS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH.
NO ARTICLES WILL BE ACCEPTED
AFTER THIS DATE.
Book of
During the month of November
you will see the
Book of Remembrance
placed prominently in the Sanctuary
area of the altar.
You are invited to come forward at
Remembrance any time you are visiting our church
to write the names of loved ones you
miss so dearly. Write a prayer to God. This is YOUR
Book of Remembrance. At each Mass which we celebrate
in November, those names and prayers will be
lifted up to the very heart of God.
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.
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ASK FATHER KURT
Q: Dear Father Kurt: I am one of your “flock”. I know
that August was a tough month for you and your mom as
you mourned the loss of your brother, Mark, and now your
dad, Henry. How are you both doing and feeling? Are you
sticking with your “health plan”? Please know that many
are praying with you and for you, especially as Christmas
approaches.
A: Dear Friend: Thank you for your kind concern and
supportive prayers. For a very simple and humble man who
worked his way up to Accounting Supervisor for the U. S.
Postal Service, I am seeing that my dad sure impacted lots
of people with his life. As I like to say, “He truly made a
difference.” My mom and I are still receiving handwritten
notes, cards, and Masses in his honor. They are very
touching as well as consoling. I am reading each and every
one to my mom, who is now having trouble with her
eyesight. I am grateful to my “flock” for accepting Dad.
One of his proudest moments he talked about quite a bit
with me was when he shared “his story” of military service
with you at Mass and with our school children. I know,
through his sharing, those experiences made him feel
personally like his life and his sacrifice still meant
something today. Thank you for that gift to Dad and our
family. He was humbled by your applause and your private
moments with him. Mom and I are still hurting from the
loss, but we take comfort from your faith and ours
combined. I am grieving in a healthy way this time, unlike
when I lost my brother, Mark. I have a “no-nonsense”
support group of priests and laity who have all been in
contact with me. One of the first people I spoke with was
my Spiritual Director, Monsignor John Canary.
He
reminded me that Dad “gifted me in spades” through his
personality and witnessing to be the strong, silent type. He
strongly encouraged me to not carry the weight of this
change for my family all by myself. Monsignor John, using
Jesus as an example, helped me to see that even our Savior
of the world needed community around Him when facing
the challenges and crosses of life. Personally, I am talking
my feelings out, all of them, with good listeners. I am
exercising every day and eating much better. I see my
doctor monthly.
She is a doctor from India, who
immigrated to this country. She is tough, but caring. She is
also very skilled! My back is feeling much better. I am also
seeing a counselor, to help me deal with my limits as a
human being and my anxiety issues. My doctor is very
closely monitoring my anxiety meds and painkillers. I am
not self-medicating. I am in contact with my counselor,
Peter, in Minnesota on a regular basis, and met with other
professionals from Minnesota last month. I learned very
clearly in my recovery last fall and winter that I cannot be
“all things to all people”. I am grateful to the staff and to
Mrs. Sue Raymond, in particular, for helping me to set
healthy limits. Please continue your prayers for me as I
promise my prayers for you and your loved ones.
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NOVEMBER 9,2014
MASS INTENTIONS
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5:00 pm †Harold T. Stone—R. Bitter Family
5:00 pm
†Joseph Reposh (56th Anniv. of Death)
—Bob & Debbie Smith
5:00 pm
†Mary Canning
—Ralph & Lila Mancini
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7:30 am †Phyllis Nedved—Zigmant Family
7:30 am †Therese McLaughlin
(91st Anniv. Of Birth)—St. Patrick Parish
10:00 am †Shirley Zeiger
—Harold & Patricia Schneider
10:00 am †Diane Skopas—Aldona Grinius
12 Noon
†Bart Murphy (1 yr. Anniv. of Death)
—St. Patrick Parish Family
12 Noon
†Richard W. Collins
—Collins Family
5:00 pm †Matthew McKenna
—St. Patrick Parish Family
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8:00 am †Mary Ellen Winblad
—Deacon Joe Winblad
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8:00 am †Patricia Boyle
—St. Patrick Parish Family
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8:00 am St. Patrick Parishioners
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5:00 pm †Walter & †Frances Szalwa
—Zagorski Family
5:00 pm
†Ted Wrzesinski
—Fr. Kurt Boras & St. Patrick Staff
5:00 pm
†Paul Murray
—St. Patrick Parish Family
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7:30 am †Henry S. Borsas—Joan Forzley
7:30 am †Mary Foran—The Foran Family
10:00 am †Shirley Zeiger (1 Yr. Anniv. of Death)
—St. Patrick Parish Family
10:00 am †John Galvan—Tenuta Family
12 Noon
†Karie Ann Cottillo
—Fr. Kurt Boras & St. Patrick Parish Fam.
5:00 pm †Irene Enochs
—St. Patrick Parish Family
Please pray for the repose
of the souls of…
Carolyn C. O’Boyle-Olin
And
Gregory Stephen Koski
May the choirs of angels welcome them
and lead them into paradise.
ADOPTION - "THE LOVING OPTION"
Kathryn Herrera, the Adoption Program
Supervisor
for
Catholic
Charities of the Archdiocese
of Chicago will speak on
November 13th, 2014 at 7 PM
at St. Francis of Assisi Church at 15050 Wolf
Road, in Orland Park. Kathryn has 20 years of adoption
related experience including coordinating international
adoption programs, counseling young birthparents,
providing home studies and adoption education for
prospective parents as well as post placement support and
counseling for adoptive parents. Come and find out why
adoption is still a viable alternative and is really the
“Loving Option.” The program is sponsored by Multi
Parish Respect Life Ministries from St. Francis of Assisi,
St. Michael and Our Lady of the Woods, parishes in Orland
Park. as well as St. Bernard's Parish, and Annunciation
Byzantine Church in Homer Glen.
THIS WEEKEND’S COLLECTIONS
1st: Regular Weekly Contribution
2nd Collection: St. Patrick Capital Campaign
SUPPORTING OUR PARISH
NEXT WEEKEND’S COLLECTIONS
1st: Regular Weekly Contribution
2nd Collection: None
COMING UP THIS WEEK
Sat, Nov 8: Ignation Style Retreat per Fr. Kurt thru
Mayslake Ministries from 9am-3pm (off campus)
Sun, Nov 9: RE at 8:25am
Guitar Ensemble at 10am Mass
3 Baptisms at 1:30pm in Church
Mon, Nov 10: Dr. Amore “Renovating the People” at
St. Pat’s Church from 7pm-9pm.
Tues, Nov 11: Parish Office Closed
Children’s Choir at 6pm in Parish Hall
A Cappella Choir at 7pm in Parish Hall
Wed, Nov 12: RE at 6pm
Thurs, Nov 13: Bible Study at 7pm Classroom 6
Altar Server Training in Church at 6:30pm
Sat, Nov 15: Tri Parish Anointing Mass at SS. Cyril
and Methodius Church at 11am with luncheon to
follow. To register for luncheon, call the office.
Sun, Nov 16: RE at 8:25am
Children’s Choir at 10am Mass
THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
Weekly Offering
We pray for The Sick of our Parish
Week Ending October 5, 2014 (Corrected)
Revenue for Week of 10/05/2014
9,642
Target Revenue for Week
11,795
Better/(Worse) than Plan
(2,153)
Week Ending October 12, 2014
Revenue for Week of 10/12/2014
Target Revenue for Week
Better/(Worse) than Plan
13,421
11,795
1,626
Year-To-Date 7/1/2014 – 10/12/2014
Year to Date Actual as of 10/12/2014**
172,593
Year to Date Target as of 10/12/2014**
176,925
YTD Better/(Worse) than Plan
(4,332)
Average # of Weekly Envelopes
EFT Givers
185
43
** Includes Ordinary income and expense. Does not
include extraordinary items or Capital Campaign
Contributions or pledges.
THE PARISH OFFICE WILL
BE CLOSED...
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH
IN OBSERVANCE OF
VETERANS DAY
NEXT WEEK:
PRESIDER/MASS SCHEDULE
The Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
SATURDAY, November 15:
5pm-Fr. Lou
SUNDAY, November 16:
7:30am-Fr. McNamara (No Music)
10am– Fr. Kurt—Children’s Choir
12 Noon—Fr. Gorski
5pm-Fr. Kurt-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, Carrie
Dunhnam, 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, Helen Perini, 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.
LOW/NO-GLUTEN HOSTS
If you are gluten intolerant, please be aware that we have low
& no gluten hosts available for you. If you would like to receive one of these hosts, please speak to the
presiding priest prior to Mass to make arrangements. (Some hosts are being stored in the
Priest’s Sacristy refrigerator and some may already be consecrated in the tabernacle).
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