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St. Francis of Assisi Parish
February 8, 2015 • Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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From the Pastor’s Desk
W
e welcome Bishop Soto to the 9:30 am Mass
for the dedica on of our new altar and ambo
(pulpit). If you take a good look at both the
altar and ambo, you will no ce that they are very similar in
design. They were not designed this way simply to match,
but to indicate that they are two equally important elements
of our celebra on of Eucharist—the Liturgy of the Word and
the Liturgy of the Eucharist. One is the table of the Word and
the other is the table of the Lord’s Supper and Sacrifice, the
Sacrifice of the Paschal Lamb on
the cross.
In every celebra on of
Eucharist, we remember two
historical moments. The Words
of Ins tu on (the consecra on)
evoke the memories of both the
Last Supper and of Calvary. From
the Last Supper, we experience
the Eucharis c ritual form as a
meal; from the events of Calvary, we experience the Eucharist
(in its sacramental content) as
sacrifice. This is the dual meaning of the “altar-table.”
In the early Church, when there were no churches, believers gathered in homes like yours and mine around the ea ng
table. These were called “house churches.” As the Church
community grew and became ins tu onalized, large buildings,
some mes called basilicas, were built to accommodate the
numbers and to provide a sense of stability and power for the
Chris an Community. When large fixed stone altars, like “altars
of sacrifice,” were built in these churches, the Eucharist was
referred to more as the Holy Sacrifice. Through this historical
development, the altar as table began to lose its significance
as the “family table” that the community gathered around to
celebrate the Lord’s Supper. They now gathered in the midst of
the High Altar in the nave of the church.
The documents of the Second Va can Council refer to
the altar both as the place of the Church’s sacrifice and as the
table of the Church’s banquet. So, we now understand it to
be both an altar of sacrifice and a banquet table. The instrucon of the Rite of Dedica on of a Church and Altar states,
“The Chris an Altar is by its very nature a table of sacrifice
and at the same me a table of the paschal banquet—a
unique altar on which the sacrifice of the cross is perpetuated
in mystery throughout the ages un l Christ comes; —a table
at which the Church’s children assemble to give thanks to God
and receive the Body and Blood of Christ.”
In the early Church, at the me of early Chris an
persecu on, the “cult of the martyrs” had an influence on
the Church’s liturgical calendar and space. The “birthdays
into eternal life” of the martyrs were commemorated originally at the tombs of the martyrs,
and basilicas were built over these tombs. The
remains of the martyrs had a kind of “sacramental
significance,” because their deaths were seen as a
par cipa on in the death of Christ. Later, caskets
containing the bodies of the martyrs, were placed
under altars. You can s ll see them in many
churches in Europe. In me, the placing of relics
in the altar became part of an essen al element of
dedica ng an altar.
We follow this tradi on by placing in our altar
the relics of Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi, of soon-to-beSt. Junipero Serra, and of Saints Perpetual and Felicity. These
relics remind us that these holy people were nourished by
God’s Word and the Body and Blood of Jesus, and that they
are examples of the power of the Word and Eucharist to lead
us to conversion and holiness.
So, this Sunday, we gather with Bishop Soto around the
Table of the Word and the Altar/Table of the Eucharist to
dedicate these two essen al elements, so that, through the
stories of salva on, our hunger for God is made present and
real in our lives; and we are fed by the Body and Blood of
Jesus, so that we may give sacrificially of ourselves to others
in love as Jesus did for us. These two focal points of our ritual
make present the saving power of God through the Bread of
Life and the cross of salva on.
Please give Bishop Soto a warm welcome this weekend,
and please welcome Deacon Ryan Thornton, OFM as well. This
is Ryan’s first visit to St. Francis Parish, and I pray that it will not
be his last!
Un l Next week…. May the Lord Give You Peace…. kjl
Weekend Masses
Saturday Vigil 5:15 pm
Sunday 7:30 am, 9:30 am, Noon
Weekday Masses
(in St. Clare Chapel)
12:10 pm
Reconciliation
Saturdays 4:00 - 5:00 pm
or by appointment
Church Hours
M-Th 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Fri 9:00 am - 1:30 pm
Opportunities and Information
Franciscan Pathways of Justice and the Sacramento Diocese
Black Catholic Ministry are sponsoring:
Ash Wednesday
Wednesday, February 18
Lenten Journey For Racial Justice
Mass with Distribution of Ashes
6:30am, 8:30am (with our School) and 12:10pm
in the Church
Workshop
Sunday, February 15
3:00 - 4:30 pm
Brunsman Hall
Evening Service of the Word with Distribution of Ashes
6:30pm in the Church
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P
sh Wednesday marks the beginning of the season
of Lent. The Lenten season is not just a ma er of
personal renewal and healing. We do not enter
it alone. We enter as community, seeking to renew the heart
and soul of our community. (Note: the 8:30am Mass will be
with the students, faculty and staff of our parish school. All
are welcome to par cipate!)
lease plan to join us
for a workshop on
racial jus ce. Our guest
speakers at the workshop
will be:
• Father Bartholomew
Landry, CSP
Parochial Vicar at Old Saint
Mary’s Cathedral, San Francisco.
Fasting and Abstinence
• Judge Ronald A. Wilson, reƟred
Founder of the Na onal Jus ce Founda on, the Roots College Preparatory School for Wayward Children. His many
awards include: the NAACP Rosa Parks Living History Makers
Award, the Mar n Luther King, Jr. Drum Major Award, and
the Ida B. Wells Social Jus ce Award. Before re rement he
served as Presiding Judge for South Tucson, AZ.
Abstinence from Meat
Observed on Ash Wednesday,
Good Friday, and all the Fridays of Lent
by all Catholics 14 years and older.
Fasting
Observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all
Catholics 18 to 59 years old. The tradi onal norm for fas ng
is to eat only one full meal. Smaller meals throughout the
day, if all added up, should not be more than one full meal.
• Father Bernard Kwame Assenyoh, SVD
Past Provincial Council member of the SVD Southern Province,
Priest Council Member of the New Orleans Archdiocese, and
Superior, SVD New Orleans District.
Mass
5:00pm in the Church (immediately following workshop)
Annual Catholic Appeal
F
ather Bartholomew Landry will preside. Music will be provided by the St. Dominic Youth Choir, whose mission is to
“bring those present closer to our Lord by providing a musical
se ng that allows the spirit to speak to and open hearts.”
February 14 and 15
T
he Annual Catholic Appeal
connects us to thousands of
people who need our help every day. This year, our Appeal
Weekend takes place next weekend.
For more informa on please contact Galen (GalenU@
s rancisparish.com or 916-443-8084 x114).
Through your support, we can assure that many vital
social service programs con nue to assist tens of thousands
of people in need, assist with the forma on of diocesan seminarians, and provide need-based tui on assistance to deserving families in our most economically-challenged communies. Programs supported by the Annual Appeal include Loaves
& Fishes, Wellspring Women’s Center, Stanford Se lement
Neighborhood Center, and Mercy Educa on Resource Center.
Little Black Books for Lent
This Weekend
After Mass in the Old Sanctuary
e are once again offering the Little Black Books as a
prayer opportunity for our Lenten journey! Copies of
this very popular Lenten guide will be available after all Masses
in the old sanctuary space and during the week at the Parish
Center. $1 donation.
W
Our parish will receive a 25% share of your dona ons
to the Appeal. As in past years, that share will support our
assistance program to those in need.
Your gi makes a difference in someone’s life. Please
prayerfully consider what you can give.
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A Springtime
of Franciscan Giftedness
Parish Lenten Retreat with Sr. Mary Beth Ingham, CSJ
EVENING SESSIONS
Monday – Wednesday, February 23 – 25
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm in the Church
(Preceded by a Simple Supper at 5:50 pm in Brunsman Hall hosted by Our Parish Ministries)
MONDAY: “Beauty and Abundant Love: A Springtime of Franciscan Giftedness”
TUESDAY: “Lent: A Time for Conversion into Love”
WEDNESDAY: “‘God So Loved the World’ — Walking the Narrow Path into Life”
MORNING SESSION
“Lent: A Time for Conversion into Love”
Tuesday, February 24
9:30 am - Noon in Brunsman Hall
(9:30 - 10:00 am Coffee and Refreshments)
S
r. Mary Beth Ingham, CSJ is a sister of St. Joseph of Orange, currently on the faculty at the
Franciscan School of Theology in Oceanside. She has a doctorate in Medieval Philosophy from the
University of Fribourg, Switzerland and taught for many years at Loyola Marymount University, where
she was chair of the Philosophy Department and Professor of Philosophy. Her specialty is the thought
of Franciscan Master, Blessed John Duns Scotus. Sr. Mary Beth is the author of many books and ar cles,
including Rejoicing in the Works of the Lord: Beauty in the Franciscan Tradi on (2010), and is a frequent
speaker at Franciscan gatherings.
Your Financial Support
Special Request
REGULAR GIVING (Offertory)
(Includes direct deposit and online dona ons)
January 18
Year-to-date (7/1/2014-1/21/2015)
Last year
$ Change
% Change
Old Palms into Ashes
A
sh Wednesday is fast approaching, and we invite you to
bring in your palms from last year’s Palm Sunday. We
will burn them and use the ashes on Ash Wednesday. Please
deposit your old palms by next Sunday, February 14, in the
baskets located on the tables at the front doors of the church.
$12,275
$390,899
380,482
10,417
2.7%
DESIGNATED DONATIONS
(Includes direct deposit and online dona ons)
Building Fund (includes ONE Campaign 25% share)
Dona ons to date (7/1/2014-1/21/2015)
Last year
$ Change
% Change
Quarterly Financial Report
$49,434
34,899
14,535
41.7%
Six-Month Report to Parish: July - December 2014
Step Ministry
Dona ons to date (7/1/2014-1/21/2015)
Last year
$ Change
% Change
Francis House (January 2015)
Offertory Collec ons
Parish Programs
Step Ministry Dona ons
Other Dona ons
Interest
Other Receipts
(rent, bulle n ad rebate, etc.)
Parish Fund Raising Net
Sacramental Services
Religious Ar cles & Books
$1,833
ONE CAMPAIGN: January 2015 Update
Goal:
Pledged & One-Time Gi s:
% of Goal:
# of gi s:
% par cipa on:
% of Income
OPERATING INCOME
$30,491
32,975
-2,484
-7.5%
$653,833
$464,613
70.8%
248
15.5%
Total Income
$344,452
$35,750
$26,449
$25,995
$20,023
$7,100
71.61%
7.43%
5.50%
5.40%
4.16%
1.48%
$11,496
$6,960
$2,796
2.39%
1.45%
0.58%
$481,022
100.00%
% of Expense
OPERATING EXPENSE
Prayer Requests
Pray for Our Brothers and Sisters
Who Are Ill or in Pain
Michele Dyke
Salaries
Employee Benefits
Parish Programs
Diocesan Assessment
Parish Office
Building Maintenance
(church, friary & parish center)
Property & Liability Insurance
Other
$163,352
$62,162
$67,275
$61,158
$25,323
$59,037
34.40%
13.09%
14.17%
12.88%
5.33%
12.43%
$21,610
$14,946
4.55%
3.15%
Total Expense
$474,863
100.00%
Net OperaƟng Income
$6,159
Who Have Been Called to Eternal Life
Fermin Perez, Sr., Jacqueline Sare
Mass Intentions for this Week
Jan. 31 Sat.
Feb. 1 Sun.
Feb. 6 Fri.
5:15pm
7:30am
9:30am
Noon
12:15pm
OTHER INCOME
Constance Gwinn †
Confrats (for friars)
Pro Populo (for parishioners)
Aaron and Jasmine Wayne
Roger K. Miller †
Bequests
Building Fund Dona ons
OTHER EXPENSE
Capital Expenditures
o request that your loved one be added to our prayer
request list, please contact Galen Unruh, Director of
Outreach (443-8084 x114 or GalenU@s rancisparish.com). To
request a Mass Inten on, please contact SJeanay Willis Bolden,
Parish Secretary (443-8084 or SJeanayB@s rancisparish.com).
$2,356,790
$47,847
$96,953
Net Other Income/Expense $2,307,684
T
Total Revenue over Expense $2,313,843
@ 6 months
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From Our School
Thank You!
The Bookworm Is Here!
Dear St. Francis of Assisi Parishioners,
O
ur school now has a Bookworm, a rolling bookcase that
will travel between the playground
and the indoor area near Brunsman
Hall, containing donated books for
our students that they can keep for a
day, a week, or forever.... Check out
our school’s Facebook page for more
informa on about this project:
Facebook.com/StFrancisWolves.
W
e are truly blessed here at St. Francis
of Assisi Elementary School to learn,
pray and grow in this special, Franciscan environment. Our blessings would not be possible without
the generous support of you, the members of the
St. Francis Parish. As you support our school, you help
strengthen, foster and invest in the future of all of our
students and the overall well being of the Church.
... We want to thank you for all that you have done and
con nue to do to help our school. We are truly grateful for
your prayers, contribu ons and dona ons. We also appreciate
the gi of your me and talents that you so graciously share
with us....
Illness and the Liturgy
Illness and the Liturgy
O
... Together, Parish and School, we are a strong and
vibrant community. We hope that you will con nue to join
us in our endeavors and in our never-ending celebra on of
Franciscan, Catholic educa on. From all of us…. Thank you!
ur tradi on of prayer involves close contact with each
other. By gathering together, singing, praying, sharing a
pew, exchanging the sign of peace and receiving communion
we respond to God’s call to worship as members of Christ’s
body and to be nourished by Word and Sacrament. However,
if you are ill, it is a sign of charity for your brothers and sisters
to keep that illness from spreading to others.
Gratefully,
St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School Students & Staff
To help us to protect and care for our
brothers and
sisters, we are asked to:
• Pray the Lord’s Prayer with our hands
joined instead of holding hands.
Pancake
Breakfast
• Exchange a sign of peace that does not
involve touching others. (it helps to smile!)
• Receive Holy Communion in the form of bread only (un l
flu season has passed).
Franciscans for Justice.org
CSAC Needs You!
I
n today’s Gospel (Mark 1:29-39), there
is a four-step dance of ac vi es as
Jesus goes about his public ministry:
A
re you a registered member of our parish? Do you have
a strong and posi ve commitment to Catholic school
educa on? Nomina ons are now being accepted for our Catholic School Advisory Commission (CSAC), for a two-year term.
1. Jesus proclaims the uncondi onal
acceptance of God for all, to all.
Guided by Franciscan values, the CSAC advises Fr. Ken
and Principal Ivan Hrga about opportunities and goals
in these areas: Planning, Policy Development, Finances,
Facilities Management, Marketing and Development. Members par cipate in monthly mee ngs, as well as ad hoc and
execu ve mee ngs. New members a end the Diocesan "New
School Advisory Commission Members' Workshop."
2. Jesus heals the sick. He approached,
grasped her hand, and helped her up.
3. Jesus casts out darkness (demons).
When it was evening, a er sunset, they brought to him all
who were ill or possessed by demons.
4. Jesus retreats into prayer. He le and went off to a
deserted place, where he prayed.
If you are interested, please submit a nomina on form
(available on the school webiste or from the Parish Center)
in a sealed envelope to St. Francis Parish, 1066 26th St., Sac
95816, a n: Fr. Ken Laverone, OFM.
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Perhaps Mark is giving us a simple outline of the dance
of being a Chris an in today’s world—Proclaim, Heal, Remove
darkness, Pray. (The order is not important. It’s always a
lovely, loving dance.)
Ongoing: All Are Welcome
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW)
Young Adults
Sundays during the Liturgy of the Word at our 9:30am
Mass, children K-4th grade are escorted from the church to
the Parish Center Chapel by an adult catechist for CLOW. No
registra on required. Parents may accompany their children.
If you are in your 20’s or 30’s, come try out our young
adults groups called Chris an Life Communi es (CLC), where
you will become part of a young adult community (approximately 4 - 10 people). There is no commitment—just a end
once and go from there. Our CLCs are based on Igna an as
well as Franciscan spirituality and are a place for growth,
companionship, and transforma on. More info: Patrice at
YoungAdults@s rancisparish.com.
Church Tours
4th Sundays a er Noon Mass.
Communion Visitation
To request a visit for you or a loved one, please email:
SFCommunionVisita [email protected]. Please include your
phone number in your email. Or call Galen (443-8084 x114).
Other Opportunities
Clara’s House Needs You!
Contemplative Prayer
Healing Prayer ministers are available to pray for you or
your loved ones. Email your prayer pe ons to healingprayer@
s rancisparish.com, or call the parish office (443-8084).
Be a missionary in your own back yard to those living in
poverty, those who are homeless, those without enough to
eat, those who are poor and ill without access to health care.
They are o en invisible, yet they live here in our own back
yard! You can be a missionary to these people through Clara’s
House – a primary health-care clinic serving the voiceless and
vulnerable among us. Opera ng completely with volunteer
staff, we need skilled and caring people to serve as medical
professionals, clerical workers and recep onists. See “How to
Help” at www.clarashouse.org for more informa on. We ask
the prayerful support of everyone. Thank you.
High School Youth Ministry
Women’s Retreat at Christ the King
Mondays 6:00 pm in the Parish Center Chapel.
Tuesdays a er 12:10 pm Mass in St. Clare Chapel.
Gospel Series
Sundays 11:00 -11:45 am in the Parish Center. Reflecon and medita on on the gospel. Sponsored by the Peace &
Jus ce Commi ee. More info: Mary Myrick (536-9753).
Healing Prayer
High School Youth Ministry meets the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month from 6:00-8:00pm in the Parish Center.
Light dinner provided. Don’t forget to bring a friend!
February 13-15 The theme for this retreat is "Living the
Joy of the Gospel." We invite you to take some me for yourself to experience a Passionist Retreat that will speak to you
regardless of where you are in life. More info: Carol Forrest
(725-472 x314) or h p://chris hekingretreatcenter.org.
Hospitality
Sundays a er 9:30am Mass join us for coffee and donuts
in Brunsman Hall.
World Marriage Day - Renewal of Vows
Library Hours
February 21 Bishop Jaime Soto will preside at a special
11:00 am Mass at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament in
which married couples may renew their wedding vows. An
informal recep on for couples and their families will follow.
Special cer ficates will be given to couples celebra ng milestone anniversaries (10, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 50+). If you are
interested in a ending this free event, please register (names
and anniversary year) at www.SacWMD.com. More info: (916)
733-0123.
Thursdays, Noon-2:00pm and
1st and 3rd Sundays, 8:30-11:30am in the Parish Center.
Nursery Program
Sundays: Child care (staffed by an adult and teen helpers) for children ages 1-3 during 9:30 am Mass in the room
opposite the cafeteria on the first floor of our school on the
Sundays when Faith Forma on classes are in session. Registra on is on-site.
Prayer Service
Weekly Readings
Mondays: Led by our school children at 8:10am in the
church (when school is in session). All are welcome!
Sunday:
Taizé Prayer
Wednesdays: 6:00-7:00pm, in the church.
T’ai Chi Chih
Saturdays 9:05am in St. Clare Chapel or, weather permi ng,
in the park across from the church.
Wednesdays 6:00pm in the church (during Taizé Prayer).
Thomas Merton Circle
Meets bi-monthly. Refreshments provided. More info:
John (482-6976).
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Jb 7:1-4, 6-7; Ps 147:1-6; 1 Cor 9:16-19,
22-23; Mk 1:29-39
Monday:
Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12, 24,
35c; Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday:
Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30;
Mk 7:14-23
Thursday: Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30
Friday:
Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37
Saturday:
Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10
Sunday:
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11;
1 Cor 10:31 — 11:1; Mk 1:40-45
Parish Information
St. Francis Parish Center Ofϐices: 1066 26th Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 • Phone: 916.443.8084
Fax: 916.443.7356 • Website: www.stfrancisparish.com • Office Hours: MON-FRI, 9AM-5PM
St. Francis Elementary School: 2500 K Street, Sacramento, CA 95816 • Phone: 916.442.5494
Website: www.stfranciselem.org • Office Hours: MON–THUR, 8AM–4PM and FRI, 8AM-2PM (during the School Year)
Pastor
Associate Pastor
Principal
Pastoral Associate
Director of Liturgy
Director of Faith Formation
Director of Outreach
Administrative Associate
Plant Manager
Office Assistant
Parish Secretary
Bookkeeper
Communion Visitation Ministry Coordinator
Infant Baptism Coordinator
Library Coordinator
Membership Coordinator
Parish Council Chair
Young Adults Ministry Coordinator
Youth Ministry Coordinator
In Residence at the Friary:
Ken Laverone OFM
Sebas an Sandoval, OFM
Kjlofm@s rancisparish.com
Sebas anS@s rancisparish.com
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Ivan Hrga
Principal@s ranciselem.org
Peggy Chambers, OMC
PeggyC@s rancisparish.com
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Deborah Jones
DeborahJ@s rancisparish.com
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Skip Bacon
SkipB@s rancisparish.com
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Galen Unruh
GalenU@s rancisparish.com
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Fran Anderson
[email protected]
x102
Joe Prassa
JoeP@s rancisparish.com
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Pamela Caballero
PamelaC@s rancisparish.com
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SJeanay Willis Bolden
SJeanayB@s rancisparish.com
Jacquie Embs
JEmbs@s rancisparish.com
Peggy Briggs
SFCommunionVisita [email protected]
Carol Spinella
InfantBap sm@s rancisparish.com
Pat Pavone
Library@s rancisparish.com
Christelle Cobian
Membership@s rancisparish.com
Michelle Hernandez-Flores
ParishCouncil@s rancisparish.com
Patrice Clemons
YoungAdults@s rancisparish.com
Traci Bean
[email protected]
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Mark Schroeder, OFM • John Summers, OFM
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[email protected]
Se habla Español
THOMAS S. NELSON
Owner - Pharmacist
(916) 442-5891
FAX (916) 442-4432
All Orders of $30 or more
with this bulletin
Mexican Food
After Church Enjoy our
Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner
Open 7 Days a Week
2416 K Street
Sacramento
2107 P STREET
916.440.9611
(916) 443-6919
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise. Prices begin at $1045
per couple which includes all port fees and taxes. Daily Mass and Rosary
offered. Deposit of only $100 per person will reserve your cabin.
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
238350 St Francis of Assisi Church
www.jspaluch.com
an Official
Travel Agency
of AOS-USA
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-231-0805