Saint Edmund Parish Echoes
Reaching out from the heart of Oak Park
November 9, 2014
Parish Office
188 S. Oak Park Avenue Oak Park, Illinois 60302; Telephone: 708-848-4417; Fax Line: 708-848-0049
Parish Center Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 9am - 8:00pm, Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm; Sunday 9:00am - 1pm
Visit the parish web-site at stedmund.org. You may also e-mail us from the web-site.
Parish School and School of Religious Education
200 S. Oak Park Avenue Oak Park, Illinois 60302
School Telephone: 708-386-5131 · School of Religious Education Telephone: 708-848-7220 · Shared Fax Line: 708-386-5616
Parish Administration and Staff
Rev. John McGivern, Pastor
Ms. Peggy Leddy, Pastoral Associate
Mrs. Maria Allori, Development Director
Mrs. Janet Bennick, Coordinator of Religious Education
Deacon Thomas Dwyer, Parish Business Manager
Mr. Donald Giannetti, Parish Assistant
Mrs. Kathleen Halfpenny, Director of Music
Mrs. Laverne Johnson, Parish School Secretary
Mrs. Christine A. Rousakis, Manager, Parish Office
Mr. Michael Sweeney, Parish School Principal
Mr. Al Vargas, Facilities Manager
Rev. John Lucas, In Residence
Rev. John O’Callaghan, S.J., W eekend Presider
Rev. Msgr. Richard Hynes, W eekend Presider
All are welcome. An entrance ramp and push-bar automatic door is located at the eastern entrance of the church.
Personal hearing devices are also available from the ushers/greeters.
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Staff Notes
I'm sure you will hear the explanation of this
feast at the masses today but I will recap the history of
the basilica. One of four major basilicas in Rome, St.
John Lateran is the Bishop of Rome's (the Pope's) cathedral. The land was seized by the Emperor Constantine for the Church from the Lateranus family and the
basilica is dedicated in honor of St. John the Baptist.
For centuries the popes lived here but after returning
from the Avignon exile in the 14th century they moved
into the Vatican. Now the basilica has a triple dedication in honor of St. John the Baptist, St. John the Evangelist, and our Lord. Across the front of the basilica is
a Latin inscription that says, "This is the mother and
head of all churches in the whole world." This is a reminder that we are all one family, one flock, led by one
shepherd, the successor of St. Peter. (A dapted from
Sourcebook by LTP)
We don't get to celebrate this Feast on a Sunday very often - the last time was in 2008. The readings bring to mind the rededication of our own church
on November 19, 2000. While God dwells in our
hearts and in everyone and everything, this church is a
sacred space: God's official residence in our parish, a
place we come together to worship and be present to
God and to each other, to give thanks to God, to be
"fueled up" by the Word and the Body and Blood of
Christ to go out to the world to be the streams of water
flowing from the side of the temple that are described
in the First Reading from Ezekiel. As the Body of
Christ we are to refresh the world and change it by our
lives lived in Christ.
We hope future parishioners will find a building that has been revered and maintained. We pray that
the parish family will grow in numbers and as a family
of believers connected and concerned with each other
through all life's challenges, care for the world's poor
and disadvantaged, and grow in an ever-deepening re
lationship with the Holy Trinity. We pray that there
will be ministers, both ordained and lay, that will shepherd the flock wisely.
The responsibility lies with us to see that this
future is possible. We have been hearing about stewardship and our financial status these last weeks. Please
know that whatever you give is gratefully appreciated
and needed. Not only do we need your money, we need
your help in any way you can give it. We need more
Ministers of Communion, more Altar Servers, more
Lectors, more Ushers, more Choir Members and Cantors. We need more help with PADS and on every committee and for every event that takes place in the parish.
Even if you've never done it before, don't be afraid to
volunteer - it's a two-way street and you'll get as much
or more out of it than you give. This is how community
is made and grows.
I want to thank all the parishioners for the encouragement and support you've given to our young musicians. Our young cantors keep growing in their capabilities and skills because your kind words and smiles
have given them the confidence and desire to keep going. Our violinist, Ashley Parish, returns to play whenever she is home from college and is always a wonderful
addition to the music ministry. Ted Turner, the college
student who interned with us this summer, found St. Edmund parishioners to be most supportive and kind. You
will be delighted to know that his organ skills won the
Cauthen Concerto Competition at Rhodes College by his
playing of Concerto No. 1 from Opus 4 in G Minor by
Handel. It awards him a monetary prize and the opportunity to play with the orchestra in the fall. He is playing every Sunday at a church near his college this year
and most likely will have a career in church music. I
hope he'll be as happy and blest in his career as I have
been in mine.
Kathy Halfpenny
Director of Music
Mass Schedule
Monday-Friday: 8:30am; Saturday: 8:30am; 5:30pm
Sunday: 8am, 9:30am, 11:30am, 6pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 4:15pm (located in west end of north transept)
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
MinisterW of Care are available to bring Holy Communion
to our parish sick and homebound. Call the office.
Sacrament of Marriage
You or your parents must be registered, participating parish members for at least one year prior to setting the date.
Sacrament of Baptism for Infants
Please register 6 weeks in advance to attend a preparation
class. Baptismal date not confirmed until class is completed.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
Please call the Parish Office for information.
St. Edmund - It’s Home.
Start Your Holiday Shopping Early!
Earn Dollars for St. Edmund Parish!
Parish Shopping Night, Tuesday, November 18
Earn dollars for St. Edmund Parish! Support Fair Trade and artisans at Ten Thousand Villages, 121 N. Marion Street, Oak
Park on Tuesday, November 18 from 4:00 - 7:00pm. Please join your fellow parishioners and bring family and friends for
an evening of fun and shopping.
15% of the proceeds of anyone shopping that evening will be donated back to St. Edmund parish. Email parishioner Mary Wacker at [email protected] to RSVP or
for more information.
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The Dedication of the
Lateran Basilica
Flu Season and Reception of Holy Communion
There are some simple common sense responses to legitimate worries about liturgical practices during flu season.
We suggest the following:
− If you are ill, stay home!
Those exhibiting flu-like symptoms: fever, chills,
headache, nausea, cough, sore throat, etc. should stay
home! You may participate in the mass remotely, by
viewing a televised liturgy. Staying home when feeling
under the weather is NOT sinful behavior!
− Sometimes a warm verbal greeting works fine too!
At the Greeting of Peace, in addition to a handshake or
a cordial embrace, a genuinely warm verbal exchange
of peace is also an acceptable offering of peace.
− We are one in faith whether we hold hands or not.
Though some enjoy holding hands during the Lord’s
Prayer, it may be prudent during the flu season to refrain
from this particular expression of unity.
− Should I drink from the Cup?
Please use common sense in deciding whether to drink
from the shared Cup. If you have a sniffle, the beginning
of a sore throat, the remaining vestiges of a cold,
etc., we encourage you to receive only the Body of our
Lord in Holy Communion.
− I’ve never received Communion in the hand before.
While we respect your preferred way of receiving the
Lord Jesus in Holy Communion, we ask you to consider
having the Eucharistic Minister reverently place
the Blessed Sacrament into the palm of your hand.
If you are a Eucharistic Minister…
−Before and after you perform your ministry,
you are asked to use the hand sanitizers now conveniently
placed near both sides of the sanctuary steps.
− Ministers of the Cup,
are reminded to wipe it thoroughly after each person
drinks, and continually to rotate the cup position.
Of course, good hygiene is recommended for all. Remember always to cover your cough with the crook of your
elbow or a tissue. Avoid the use of hands whenever possible.
These simple instructions will go a long way in keeping
the Body of Christ healthy as we continue to receive the
Body of Christ.
Book of Remembrance
Beginning on November 2, the Feast of All Souls, we
placed our Book of Remembrance next to the baptismal
font and paschal candle believing that those who have
died with Christ in baptism will also
rise with him.
All parishioners are invited to inscribe the name of deceased family
and friends in the Book before and
after all of the liturgies in November.
Calling All Couples Celebrating Anniversaries
Anniversary Sunday, November 9
Generally on the first Sunday of
every month, the parish will offer
a special blessing upon all couples
who will celebrate their wedding
anniversary in that month. The
celebration is being held this
weekend as last Sunday was the
All Souls mass.
If you were married in the month of November, plan to
receive this special blessing after all the masses this
weekend.
Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service
Sunday, November 23 at 7pm
From diverse religious traditions, we come together to
celebrate and give thanks. This year, the service takes
place at West Suburban Temple Har Zion, 1040 N. Harlem Avenue, River Forest. This is an annual event that is
hosted by one of the congregations belonging to the Oak
Park-River Forest Community of Congregations and is
open to everyone.
Refreshments will be served immediately following service. Additional parking is available at Concordia College. Please join us for an interfaith worship experience.
Let’s Meet to Give Thanks
on Thanksgiving Day at 10 am
Let us gather to worship and give thanks to God at our
special Thanksgiving Day liturgy. In coming together as
a parish family, we have an opportunity to start the day in
a true spirit of gratitude for the many blessings in our
lives.
Whether you are hosting or visiting family and friends,
please bring an item (wine, dessert, etc.—no turkeys!)
that will be part of your personal Thanksgiving celebration later in the day. There will be a blessing during the
mass. We will have a special table set up for this blessing. Place your item on the table before mass and be sure
to pick it up after mass to take home.
We will continue the tradition of giving away Turano
bread at the end of the liturgy. The Thanksgiving Day
collection will support outreach efforts to members of
our faith community, who are especially challenged during these difficult times.
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Saint Edmund Parish
The Baby and Toddler-Friendly Parish
Week at a Glance
Sunday
9:00am
9:30am
10:50am
1:00pm
November 9
Coffee and…
RCIA
Religious Education
Baptisms
Murphy Hall
Parish Office
Parish School
Church
Monday
2:00pm
7:00pm
November 10
Eucharistic Adoration
Peace & Justice
Ch. Sanctuary
Murphy Hall
Tuesday
1:30pm
7:00pm
November 11
Faith Sharing
Parish Life
Off-site
Parish Office
We know, however, that sometimes it can be a struggle to
worship on and give full attention to your children too.
Sometimes you just have to get up and move around.
Maybe we can help.
Wednesday
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
November 12
Cantors /Choir
Bridge
Bible Study
Church
Murphy Hall
Parish School
♦The North Transept may be a useful spot.
Friday
9:00am
9:00am
November 14
Bible Study
New StEPs
Murphy Hall
Parish School
Saturday
9:00am
9:30am
11:00am
November 15
Social Justice Day
Centering Prayer
Knitting/Crocheting
Parish School
N. Transept
Parish School
Sunday
9:30am
10:50am
4:00pm
November 16
RCIA
Religious Education
Green Team
Parish Office
Parish School
Murphy Hall
You can’t be a parishioner of St. Edmund Parish without
realizing that a large part of
our community is made up
of beautiful infants and
toddlers. They bring special
joy to our worship services.
Their joyful noises are
welcome as they are a part of
our community and we want
our children to worship
with us!
We want our parents to feel welcome to get up at any
point during the mass when their children may need a
little extra attention. At times, a parent and child may
only need to take a short walk-about. Taking a quick
stroll into the north transept of the church may be just
what is needed. You’ll be able to see everything, hear
everything and at the same time give your child a bit
more unrestricted space to move a bout.
♦ Did you know that there are speakers in the
Murphy Hall corridor?
On those occasions when the children need a bit more
distance from the worship area, please give consideration
to using the Murphy Hall corridor. The speakers allow
our parents to walk about with their children and not miss
hearing any of the mass, and it gives the children a time
to let out the occasional spirited shout without fear of
interrupting the service.
If you have any suggestions as to how we can make our
Sunday worship even more baby and toddler-friendly,
we’d love to hear from you. Just call the parish office at
708-848-4417.
Bulletin Deadline Change
Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, the Echoes needs to be
published earlier than normal. All articles for the November 30 Echoes publication need to be received in the Parish office no later than Friday, November 14.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Parish Green Team to Meet
Sunday, November 16 at 4pm
The Parish Green Team will meet next Sunday, November 16 at 4pm in Murphy Hall.
Global warming is a threat that is
occurring now. As individuals and as a
parish, we can take actions to keep our
planet livable for future generations.
Offertory for Weekend of November 1/2
Budgeted…………………………………..….$14,350.00
Weekend Collection……………………….....$ 15,131.90
Deficit-to-date………………………………..–38, 226.87
If you wish to contribute by automatic withdrawal or by
credit card, please contact the Parish office.
Attention Parents and Teens:
Chastity Education Initiative Benefit Dinner
The Chastity Education Initiative, sponsored by the Chicago Archdiocese Respect Life Office, will host its 12th Annual
“Educating Minds, Inspiring Hearts” Benefit Dinner, Saturday, November 15, at Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace. The
keynote speaker is author Kimberly Hahn. Adult tickets are $90. Teen tickets are $60; St. Edmund’s will contribute $30
toward the cost of each teen ticket; provided that the teen’s family is registered at St. Edmund Parish. For tickets, call
312-534-5355 or visit: www.respectlifechicago.org.
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Parish School News
The month of October has been filled with fall fun in Pre-K 3. Ms. Byron’s class learned about
spiders and bats. Students discovered that spiders have eight legs and that bats are nocturnal,
which means that they sleep during the day and are awake at night. Preschoolers also had the opportunity to explore inside a pumpkin. They felt the slimy insides and picked out the seeds. They
learned about the life cycle of a pumpkin and what a pumpkin seed needs to grow. To end the
pumpkin unit, preschoolers, Kindergarten and first grade took a field trip to Siegel’s Cottonwood
Farm. There was a corn maze, animals to feed, a hayride and a train ride. Finally, each student
left with a pumpkin to take home.
SKYPE with an Author
On Thursday, October 23, the second, third, and fourth grade classes used the video-conferencing
program SKYPE to do a virtual visit with author Mariana Llanos. Mariana Llanos is a Peruvian
writer who lives in the United States. She read her book Tristan Wolf, gave tips to the students about writing, and answered countless questions about her life as an author. We were so happy to have her share her experiences with our
budding writers!
Experimentation with Soil Erosion
Students in grades five and six are investigating earth processes of erosion and deposition by rolling up their sleeves and
getting a little messy in the name of science! That is, students are testing three types of soils found in and around Illinois. The type of soil and its composition (i.e. sand-clay mixture, sand-peat mixture and sand only) determine the degree
of erosion or how much the soil erodes. Students are creating models of hills made from different types of soils and then
putting the hills through a water test, making artificial rain using a “rainmaker” structure and observing how the hills
comprised of the three types of soils erode and respond to the rain drops. The surprise on the students’ faces when seeing the hill made up of only sand erodes and “disappears” in an instant makes teaching and learning all too enjoyable!
Most importantly, students are learning that not every soil is equal, and that soil's composition often determines whether
it will erode too much or very little!
School of Religious Education News
A Social Justice Session for young people in grades 6, 7 & 8 attending the St. Edmund School or Religious Education
Programs will be held on Saturday, November 15 from 9:00am until 11:00am. The session will be held in the Resource
Room of the School. Parents/Guardians are always welcome at the sessions.
The topic for this session is: “The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers-We must be aware and held accountable
that the economy must serve people, not the other way around. Work is more than a way to make a living; it is a form of
continuing participation in God’s Creation. If the dignity of work is to be protected, then the basic rights of workers
must be respected-the right to productive work, to decent and fair wages, to the organization and joining of unions, to
private property, and to economic initiative.” Catholic Social Teaching.
Coffee and...Next Sunday, November 9
Please join us for good coffee, great food and
interesting conversation with fellow parishioners and visitors in Murphy Hall after all of the
morning masses.
New to the parish? Stop in and mingle! It’s a
great way to meet others in the St. Edmund
parish community.
Haven’t Joined the Parish Yet?
Stop by the Welcome Committee
The St. Edmund Welcome Committee will
also be available to register you and/or
your family with the parish.
Questions about the Parish and/or Parish
School? New to the area? The Welcome
Committee can help and direct you with general questions.
New StEPs - St. Edmund Parent Group
Parents and their children under the age of 4 are welcome
to attend our next gathering on Friday, November 14 from
9-11am in the Adventure of the Parish School.
The group meets on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month. Join us at this fun and
informal play group! Contact Mary
Bellmar at [email protected] for
more information.
SAVE THE DATE!
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Details will be announced.
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Our Connection to Autumn
Despite the coming of Winter, Autumn seems to hold a
fascination for us as people of faith.
The turning of the leaves, the shorter hours of daylight, the falling
temperatures all just seem to shape
and form and influence our day, our
moods, our prayer and spirituality.
We become aware of certain things
more readily at this time of the year
than we do during other seasons.
These last few weeks, before the Feast of Christ the King,
before this current Liturgical Year comes to a close, the
readings and prayers have this same sense of looking to
the end. “The day is coming…” we are told - the end, the
fulfillment of time.
The Autumn of this world’s life will wind down, with all
creation slipping into seeming death. Every Autumn leads
into a Spring, and our Liturgical Year is aware of that.
For these “end times” will lead into another year of grace;
and once again, in the midst of Winter’s darkness, we
will await the Advent of our God. The end of one year
gives birth to another. The cycle continues.
- Todd Williamson, Office of Divine Worship
www.stedmundschool.org
Veterans Day Celebrated Tuesday, November 11
Market Day Dessert Bonus Days!
November Dessert Bonus Days provide us with a great opportunity to
earn additional profits through our
Market Day Program at St. Edmund!
Our dessert-only delivery date will
be Friday, November 21 at 5:00pm.
Pick-up will be in the Parish School
Building.
Desserts may be purchased for your own holiday celebrations and we will be donating Classic Apple Pies, Pumpkin Pies and French Silk Pies to the Oak Park-River Forest Food Pantry too!
Order forms are next to the drop-off box for completed
Market Day orders in the Murphy Hall corridor. As these
orders must be pre-paid, please either turn them in to the
Parish Office or School Office or call Market Day Chairperson, LaVerne Johnson, in the Parish School Office at
708-386-5131 or at home at 708-848-3983 for other ordering options.
Thank you for supporting St. Edmund Market Day and
for your continuing generosity to our local food pantry!
www.stedmund.org
Have You Considered Organ/Tissue Donation?
Veterans Day, is observed annually in the USA in honor
of all those, living and dead, who served with the U.S.
armed forces in wartime. Some states
observe the holiday on November 11
and others on the fourth Monday of
October. Armistice Day, the forerunner of Veterans Day, was proclaimed
in 1919 to commemorate the termination (at 11am on November 11,
1918) of World War I. On the first
anniversary of the truce, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation eulogizing
fallen Allied soldiers and referring to November 11 as
Armistice Day. It became a holiday in the United States,
France, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
National Donor Sabbath is celebrated across the country
November 14-16. During this time, all of us are encouraged to consider the importance of organ, tissue and eye donation for lifesaving and life-enhancing transplantation. Last year, more than 20,000 organ transplants were performed and
thousands of people received tissue and
cornea transplants.
Unfortunately,
thousands still wait for transplants and many will die before that long wait is over. Please take time now to think
about donation and then share your feelings with your
family. These simple actions can save lives. For more
information, please call the Regional Organ Bank of Illinois at 312-431-3600.
The holiday acquired its present name and broadened significance in the U.S. in 1954. In Canada it is known as
Remembrance Day, and in the United Kingdom as Remembrance Sunday. Let us keep in prayer all the men and
women who have courageously and selflessly defended
their country, along with the men and women who do so
today. May our Lord bless them all.
Catholics view organ/tissue donation as an act of charity
and love. Transplants are morally and ethically acceptable.
"Veterans Day," Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia 2001, http://
encarta.msn.com © 1997-2000 Microsoft Corporation.
Pope John Paul II has said: “The gift of organ donation is
a sincere gift that expresses our calling of love and communion. Transplants are inseparable from the human act
of donation. For Christians, the offering that Jesus made
of Himself is the essential point of reference and inspiration of the love that motivates to donate organs, which is
a manifestation of generous solidarity and of most importance in a society that has turned itself...less sensitive
to the act of selfless giving.”
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Spiritual Week at St.
Edmund Parish
We Pray for our Sick
Fr. John Paul Andree
Harold Bonus
Susan Chicola
Lori Cook
Mary Evans
Anita Fober
Cardinal George
Mike Jannusch
Charlotte Littrell
George Lopez
Daniel Mazzuchi
Eternal Rest Grant unto These, O Lord
Ann Mueller
Catherine Reardon
Linda Saathoff
Matthias Jans, father -in-law of Lori Jans
Helen F. Vicarise, long-time parishioner
baby Kate Schubert
Ethel Thomas
baby Ryan McGinnis Lillian Vignola
One in Prayer with Loved Ones in the Military
Ian Adams, US Navy
Capt. John Paul Andree, Pilot US Air Force
Sgt. Ramiro D. Banda, US Marine Corps
Gunnery Sgt. Boatman, US Marine Corps
Specialist Brown, US Army
Specialist Christopher Buscher, US Army, SPC
Cpt. Jason Caboot
Aiden Matthew Connelly, US Army, PFC
Sgt. Thomas J. Dutton, 10th Mountain Division
William Edwards, US Army Reservist
Private Kristopher Ellis, US Marine Corps
First Sgt. Daniel S. Greider US Army
Sgt. Michael Hoover, Army Reserve Afghanistan
Major Roselita Labbe, US Air Force
Col. Matt Mangan, US Air Force
Jonathan McLean, US Marine Corps
Kristen Meyer, US Navy
Lance Cpl. Robert Miller, US Marine Corps
Cpt. Steven Nelson
Lt. Col. Edward Nevera, US Air Force
Gian Franco Solari, US Air Force
Brian Walsh, First Lieutenant US Army
Kimyatta Wellington, US Navy
Our Parish Remains One in Prayer
Do you have a loved one who is currently serving in the military? Is your relative or friend stationed in Iraq, Afghanistan or
at one of our military bases in the United States? Let us know
and we will add your loved one’s name to our prayer list.
In addition, please let us know if your loved one has safely
returned. God Bless our troops!
Special Remembrances at Daily Eucharist
Monday
8:30am
November 10 (Leo the Great)
† Catherine Kowalski
Tuesday
8:30am
November 11 (Martin of Tours)
Living and deceased members of the
Polich family
Wednesday
8:30am
November 12 (Josaphat)
Frank Giannetti (living intention)
Thursday
8:30am
November 13 (Frances Xavier Cabrini)
† Deceased parishioners
Friday
8:30am
November 14
† Cardinal Joseph Bernardin
† George W. Kramer
Saturday
8:30am
5:30pm
November 15 (Albert the Great, BVM)
† Fr. Joe Ruiz
† Harry Michalski
Sunday
8:00am
9:30am
11:30am
November 16 (33rd Sunday in O.T.)
† Catherine Kowalski
† Robert Touhey
Shirley Mungai (living intention)
† W. Cummings and R. Hickey families
† Fr. Ed Dufficy
6:00pm
Monday:
Tuesday:
Readings for the Week
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]
Liturgical Ministers for the Weekend of November 15/16
Mass Time Altar Servers
(Saturday)
Lectors
Commentator
Cantors
Extraordinary Ministers
E. Wilson-Yu
D. Kane
C. Verdun
M. Kane
T. McCoy
K. Ballard, J. Lewandowski, D. Taylor, D.
Walsh
T. Nelson
K. Sproat
J. Bennick
M. Shubitowski
S. Somers
M.E. Creighton
9:30am
L. McNulty
T. Holloway
M. Jannusch
K. Jannusch
L. Ochoa
M. Dunn
D. Giannetti
11:30am
L. D. Jimenez
D. Stroth
J. Zaklan
M. Stroth
D. Porter
6:00pm
S. Patston
E. Galavotti
5:30pm
8:00am
T. Wheeler
H. Tayag