Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 26, 2015
MASS INTENTIONS
In Your Prayers Please Remember The Sick and
Hospitalized Members Of Our Parish Community
Monday, April 27th ~ Easter Weekday
9:00 am
Janaro Scibelli (d)
Tuesday, April 28th ~ Easter Weekday ~ Saint Peter Chanel,
Priest and Martyr; Saint Louis Gignion de Montfort, Priest
9:00 am
Gene & Beth Gibbons (d)
Wednesday, April 29th ~ Saint Catherine of Siena, Virgin and
Doctor of the Church
9:00 am
Tony & Sophie Canzoneri (d)
Thursday, April 30th ~ Easter Weekday ~ Saint Pius V, Pope
9:00 am
Deceased Members of Turnier and
Bourjeois Families
Friday, May 1st ~ Easter Weekday ~ Saint Joseph the Worker
9:00 am
Thomas & Eileen Mills (d)
Saturday, May 2nd ~ Saint Athanasius, Bishop and
Doctor of the Church
9:00 am
Conversion of Political Leaders to the
Culture of Life
5:00 pm
Margaret Harth (d)
Matthew Amarante, Carmel Carleo, Theresa Carlisi,
Michael Falcone, Barbara Kretkowski, Peter Levantino,
Kevin Ledwith, Dino Marchese, Philomena O’Donnell, Claire Parisi,
Marguerite Quinn, Joan Thomson
The names will remain for six consecutive weeks unless the
Rectory Office is notified.
Our Parishioners Serving In The Military
Please keep all our Military and Support Personnel
in your prayers especially:
United States Air Force
1st Lt. William F. Cosgrove
United States Navy
LT Michael Annunziata
Lt. Geoff Hendrick
IC2 Bryanne Heim Iddings
LTJG Ryan Patrick Mahon
United States Army
Spc Andrew J. Baez
Major Thomas Barrett
Spc Lotachukwu Okoye
United States Marine Corps
L Cpl Kristofer Katzenberger
CWO-4 Kris Kurrus
“Lord, hold our troops in Your loving hands. Protect them as they
protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they
perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the name of
Jesus, Our Lord and Savior. Amen.”
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Please let us know if any of our Military and Support Personnel
have returned home safely, so that we may update our prayer list.
Pray for Priests
God, our Father, please send us holy priests, all for the
Sacred and Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, all for the Sorrowful
and Immaculate Heart of Mary, in union with St. Joseph. We
pray that the Blessed Mother wrap her mantle around your
priests, and through her intercession strengthen them for
their ministry. We pray that Mary will guide your priests to follow her
own words, “Do whatever He tells you.” (Jn 2:5) May your priests be
holy, filled with the fire of your love, seeking nothing but your greater
glory and the salvation of souls. Amen.
Sunday, May 3rd ~ Fifth Sunday of Easter
7:30 am
For the Intentions of Kathleen Watchorn
9:30 am
Mark Steger (d)
11:00 am
Deceased Members of the Rinaldi Family
12:30 pm
For Our Parishioners
Onofrio Avvinti (d)
Elizabeth Garvey (d)
John Dolan, Jr. (d)
Stephen Kubinec (d)
Joan Corcoran (d)
5:00 pm
Peter J. Sluka (d)
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
The Altar Flowers are
In Memory of
Fredric Joffe
Requested by
The Joffe Family
Rev. Gilbert Lap
Rev. Khoa Le
Rev. Henry Leuthardt
Rev. Anthony Madu
Rev. Jerome Madumelu
Rev. Cristobal Martin
For Pope Francis
We offer opportunities for donations to be made on special
occasions in memory of loved ones both living and deceased
through the placement of Altar Flowers in the sanctuary or by
memorializing the Sanctuary Lamp that burns near the Tabernacle,
the Altar Bread, and the Altar Wine for the week.
Donation:
Main Altar Flowers: $80
Tabernacle Bouquet: $30 each
Sanctuary Lamp: $25
Altar Bread: $25
Altar Wine: $25
An acknowledgement of your memorial will appear in the
Sunday bulletin.
Please come to the Rectory Office to make arrangements!
Grant eternal peace to those whom
You have called unto yourself,
O Lord
Mary A. Commorato
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From the Pastor’s Desk
This week provided us with a couple of opportunities to celebrate the good work
being done by good people in our parish.
On Tuesday afternoon, we observed Administrative Professionals Day on which we
paid tribute to and gave thanks for the four special women who work in our offices each
day and keep things running so smoothly, Carol Grossi and Yole Santino in the rectory
office, Magda Roldan in the school office and Marybeth Malone in the Religious Education Office are all to be commended for their generous and loving service to the parishioners of Our Lady of Lourdes. In the name of all of you, I would like to thank them for their
tireless effort in seeing to it that our many needs are being met. They are of tremendous
help to me each day and I know they do their very best to be of help to you in any way
they can as well. May God continue to bless them for their dedication, goodness and love.
Then on Friday evening I had the opportunity to attend the CYO Annual Role Model
Award Dinner at which those who exemplify the true meaning of CYO: Sportsmanship,
Teamwork, Character, Integrity, Honesty, Participation and Example were recognized. I
am happy to tell you that Angela Carbone and Joanne Shadood from Our Lady of Lourdes
Parish were presented with this award. I know that all of their effort has and will continue to go a long way in helping the young people enrolled in our CYO Programs to develop the talents God has blessed them with and to grow into young women and men of
strong moral character. Congratulations to Angela and Joanne on being recognized for
their important achievements.
We are fortunate to have so many people in our parish who help spread the good
news of God’s care and concern by sharing their time and talent with us all. I know that
He looks upon you all with love!
Peace,
Father Frank
Reflection for next Sunday, May 3, 2015
Fifth Sunday of Easter
All parishioners are invited to volunteer to be a part of
the offertory procession at the Mass which you attend.
This may be especially appropriate if the Mass is being
offered for a relative or friend!
Please see one of the ushers before Mass begins
to make your intention known.
First Reading: Psalm 98 (97):1-2
Second Reading: 1 John 3:18-24
Gospel: John 15:4a, 5b
I Am the true vine, and My Father is the vine grower.
Bulletin Reflection
To be good stewards we must be good shepherds, willing to
lay down our lives for those committed to our care, not mere
hired hands who run off, “leaving the sheep to be snatched
and scattered by the wolf.”
Focus Questions:
1. What do you need to prune in your life?
2. Talk about the importance of community of sustaining
your faith.
3. Our way of life is from Christ, the vine. How do you
open yourself to Christ’s sustaining spirit?
Time, Talent & Treasure
Children and Family Reflection
We are connected to Jesus and each other. How does
that help you?
Fostering Stewardship as a Way of Life
Parish Sacrificial Giving Summary
April 19, 2015: $11,179
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First Friday Evening Devotions
May 1st ~ 8:00 pm
Anointing of the Sick
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Prayer Hour for Life
The Real Presence of Christ is the gift He
gave us at the Last Supper and when we come to
church, we are truly in the presence of our God, our
Creator and our Redeemer.
On the First Friday of each month, we gather
before our Eucharistic Lord to pray that the culture of
life will prevail over the culture of death, that respect
for all human life from conception to natural death
will be restored in the hearts and minds of all God’s
children.
Please join us for a Holy Hour of prayer before
Jesus in the Eucharist on the First Friday of each
month from 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm. It may be a sacrifice
to set aside this time, but time spent in the presence
of the Lord is its own reward.
Nocturnal Adoration
The Nocturnal Adoration Society meets in the Church
on the First Friday of every month.
The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will
be celebrated on the First Saturday of each
month after the 9:00 am Mass for those who are
entering a hospital or have a serious illness.
Please sit in the pews on Mary’s side of the Altar. The
priests of the parish are always available for the Anointing of
the Sick if you or someone in your family is seriously ill.
On Sunday, May 3 at the 12:30 pm Mass,
all couples who are celebrating their anniversary
during the month of May are invited to
renew their marriage vows and receive a special
blessing for married couples. We encourage all to
participate in this very special tribute.
Lord, help us to remember when we first met and the strong love
that grew between us. To work that love into practical things
nothing can divide us. We ask for words both kind and loving
and hearts always ready to ask for forgiveness as well as forgive.
Dear Lord, we put our marriage onto your hands. Amen.
Rosary Altar Society
May is the month dedicated to the Blessed Mother.
Come and honor her Son by joining us in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament exposed for Adoration.
During this hour we pray for our families, our parish
and for our country.
Our Lady of Lourdes Thrift Shop will be
open on Wednesdays from 9:30 am to 2:30
pm and on the first and third Saturdays
of the month from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.
The Saturday dates are: May 2 and 16,
June 6 and 20. This is the time for spring
and summer seasonal items. Women and
children’s clothing, jewelry and household
items are here for you. Please visit soon.
Donations gladly accepted at any time.
We invite all parishioners to join us on
Friday, May 1st from 9:00—10:00 pm
Remember what Jesus asked His Apostles:
Could you not watch one hour with Me?
Up-coming Events:
St. Vincent de Paul
Today, we celebrate “Good Shepherd Sunday” where
we reflect on Jesus’ love and care for us.
Thursday afternoon at 12:30 pm, May 21st is our next
Open Meeting in the Church Hall. Doris Laxton is planning a “Spring Picnic”. Mark your calendar.
This month, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent
de Paul was able to be “Good Shepherds” to the hearts
of the poor. God Bless you!
Thursday evening at 7:30 pm, June 18th will be our final
meeting of the year. Plans are being made for entertainment and delicious refreshments.
Food Pantry:
Wedding Banns
Spaghetti, Elbow, Tomato Sauce, Bathroom Tissue,
Cereal, Mixed Vegetables, Cup of Soup
Banns I:
Louis Enrico Del Balzo of
Our Lady of Lourdes &
Bobbi Frances Giugliano of
St. Catherine of Sienna, Franklin Square
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Thank you to Diane Callaghan’s Religious Education
First Grade Class who raised $106 for the Food Pantry!
Daniel Brian Johnson & Jessica Brennan,
both of St. Agnes, Rockville Centre
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Religious Education
Principal’s Corner
“For God will hide me in His shelter in time of trouble,
will conceal me in the cover of His Tent: and set me high
upon a rock.”
First Holy Communion
We would like to congratulate the students in our Religious
Education Program who received their First Holy Communion yesterday. May they and their parents continue to receive
the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ each Sunday as
they attend the Sacrifice of the Mass.
Students in grades PK through 8th will be taking
spring photos on Tuesday, April 28th. Children
should be in full uniform. Students may begin wearing their summer uniforms on Friday, May 1st.
Our second graders will be receiving their First Holy
Communion on Saturday, May 2nd. Please keep
them and all second graders in your prayers as they
receive Holy Eucharist for the first time.
Our Lady of Lourdes students will receive the Sacrament
of First Holy Communion on Saturday, May 2nd at 11:30
am.
Our eighth graders will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation on May 20th. The school will have an early
dismissal that day.
Practice Schedule:
Our Lady of Lourdes students ~ practice Monday, April
27th at 4:00 pm in the Church. Readers must arrive at
3:45 pm.
Please note that Friday, May 16th, will be a full day
of school. Our student council will be sponsoring a
walk-a-thon for charity that day.
Confirmation News
All 7th and 8th grade students in the Confirmation Preparation Program will continue writing in their Mass Journal
booklets for Saturday evening or Sunday Mass. Check to
see each week if one or two pages are to be completed and
fill in all the answers. The books must be turned into the
rectory and may be picked up the following Wednesday or
Thursday.
Thank you to all who made both our Gal and Her
Special Guy Dance and our Mother / Son Bowling
event so successful.
Let us be people of peace in prayer and deed.
The book must be completed until the end of May.
The Sacrament of Confirmation will be administered on
Wednesday, May 20th at 1:00 pm and 3:30 pm
by Bishop Brennan.
Confirmation Practices:
 Those being confirmed at 1:00 pm ~ practice on Monday, May 11th, 6:00 pm in the Church with your
Sponsor.
 Those being confirmed at 3:30 pm ~ practice on
Wednesday, May 13th, 6:00 pm in the Church with
your Sponsor.
All Parish & School Volunteers
At the insistence of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, please be aware that No Group or
Organization will be able to schedule their events until we have an updated roster of
volunteers from each group.
Every parish & school volunteer must have completed the following:
 Background check
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Please continue to visit our website for information
regarding our school:
www.ollmalverne.org
Our Lady of Lourdes Youth Ministry
Presents . . .
CAMP LOURDES
“Follow the Signs of Peace”
June 29th to July 10th
A Summer Bible Camp for Ages 4 to 9
When: weekdays from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Where: At OLL School and Church
Cost: $110 for two weeks
Virtus Workshop
Code of Conduct
To register for VIRTUS go to: www.virtus.org or website at: www.ollchurchmalverne.org
If you or someone you know has experienced an incident of sexual abuse by clergy, employee or volunteer of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, please contact the office for the
Protection of Children and Young People. The office maintains a special phone for these
situations: 516-594-9063.
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*See Parish Website for Registration Form
www.ollchurchmalverne.org
For additional information call:
Linda Baldacchino at 241-1896
Join us for the
OLL Men’s Club
53rd Annual Golf Outing
“May today there be peace within. May you
trust God that you are exactly where you
are meant to be. May you not forget the
infinite possibilities that are born of faith.
May you use those gifts that you have
received, and pass on the love that has been given to
you. May you be content knowing you are a child of
God. Let this presence settle into your bones, and
allow your soul the freedom to sing, dance, praise and
love. It is there for each and every one of us.”
~ St.Therese of Lisieux
**New Location**
June 15th
Rockville Centre Links Club
$250.00 includes:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and
Cocktails . . . Prizes, Giveaways,
Live Auctions
12:00 pm Shotgun Start
First Communion Requirements
Paul Turner
Contact:
[email protected] or
Greg Miller: 516-449-2400 or
John McNierney: 516-398-4019
Tune into “Religion and Rock” with Msgr. Jim Vlaun on Sunday
from 7:00 am—8:00 am on WBAB 102.3 FM or 95.3 FM on Long
Island’s East End. Listen on Saturdays at 11:00 pm on Sirius
Radio Channel 159, the Catholic Channel and at 11:00 pm on XM
Satellite, Channel 117. To listen online or receive more
information www.ReligionandRock.com.
The Shrine of Our Lady of the Island
258 Eastport Manor Road, Manorville
Presents: A Day of Prayer in Honor of Our Lady of Fatima
Wednesday, May 13th—Free to Attend, Donations Appreciated
10 am-Outdoor Rosary Walk; 11:30 am-Mass
12:30 pm-lunch break; 1:30 pm-Conference; 3pm-Holy Hour
www.ourladyoftheisland.org; facebook.com/ourladyoftheisland
631-325-0661
Pro-Life Corner
“Let me tell you why I believe abortion is the crucial issue of our
age. First, because abortion, too, is about living within the truth.
The right to life is the foundation of every other human right. If
that right is not inviolate, then no right can be guaranteed. Or to
put it more bluntly: Homicide is homicide, no matter how small the
victim.”
~ Most Reverend Charles Chaput
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To share in communion for the first
time children must have “sufficient knowledge and careful preparation so as to understand the mystery of Christ according to
their capacity” (Code of Canon Law 913).
They must also be able to receive communion “with faith
and devotion” (913).
Our church expects a child to discern ordinary food
from the Eucharistic bread. That ability comes at the age “of
the use of reason.” We generally place that at about age
seven, but it has never been defined because children mature
so independently. If children cannot make the distinction,
they should not come to the Eucharistic table. However,
infant communion is common among other Christian
churches.
Children should understand the mystery of Christ
“according to their capacity.” They need not comprehend the
total mystery. (Who of us can?) They should come to the
table with a spiritual disposition. Communion requires not
just using reason but having faith as well. Formerly, children
were expected to adore the host. That requirement fit an age
when the faithful received communion infrequently and attended Mass to adore the host more than to share in communion.
Citing a different canon (914), the Catechism of the
Catholic Church says, “Children must go to the sacrament of
Penance before receiving Holy Communion for the first
time” (1457). Even so, it is difficult to argue that every child
must confess sins before receiving communion because the
church obliges the confession of serious sins but recommends the confession of venial sins (canon 988). Forcing a
child to confess before communion might affect the disposition required for the celebration of the sacraments.
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The Voice of Catholic Women: Office of Faith Formation, Diocese of
Rockville Centre; Reflecting on “The Joy of the Gospel” (Evangelii
Gaudium), Pope Francis; 3rd Annual Women’s Conference; Elizabeth
McCaul, Gail F. Sullivan, Saturday, may 30th, registration at 9:15 am at
the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, 440 West Neck Road,
Huntington; offering:
$25 (lunch included).
For more info:
www.drvc.org.
Girl Speak! (Girl Scouts of Nassau County) hosting an event to help donate
toiletries to Island Harvest. Food, music, arts & crafts, games, etc. Admission—
one or more toiletry items; May 9th, 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm; 55 Wilbur St., Lynbrook
(Rec Center) Eliza Zipper: [email protected] or 516-741-2550 x254 by May 1
(suggested ages are 5—12 and must be accompanied by parents).
Tabor Retreat Center
60 Anchor Ave, Oceanside ~ (516) 536-3004
[email protected] ~ www.TaborRetreatsCenter.org
Mary—Women for All Seasons
Saturday, May 2 from 9:30am—3:00 pm
Mary—Mother, Sister, Friend, Companion, Model of Faith. Who is
Mary to you? Is she still the Mary of your youth (“Lovely Lady dressed
in blue…”) or has your image of Mary developed and matured over the
years? Spend a day with other Women of Faith as you explore your
relationship with Mary. Presenter: Carol Mackey.
Wisdom and Healing Circle
April 30, May 14, June 4 from 9:45am—12 noon
Together we create a circle of listening and speaking from the heart.
Meredith will share guidelines and offer support for healing, wholeness, and deepening our spiritual practice. Presenter: Meredith Zelman Narcissi, MS, RPP is a Polarity Therapist (mind body therapy), Yoga
teacher, Meditation teacher, Hypnotherapist, Dance Teacher.
Coming Up This Week
Monday, April 27
2:30 pm ........... After School Program ..................................................... School Hall
4:00 pm ........... First Communion Practice ..................................................... Church
7:00 pm ........... Boy Scout District Meeting ............................................. Church Hall
7:30 pm ........... Al-Anon ......................................................... Rectory Dining Room
7:30 pm ........... Beginner Al-Anon................................................. Rectory Room #2
Tuesday, April 28
9:30 am ........... Cenacle Meeting ............................................. Rectory Dining Room
9:30 am ........... Legion of Mary .................................................... Rectory Room #2
1:30 pm ........... Scripture Study/Intercessory Prayer Meeting ..... Rectory Dining Room
2:30 pm ........... After School Program ..................................................... School Hall
7:00 pm ........... Boy Scout Committee Meeting ......................... Rectory Dining Room
Wednesday, April 29
9:30 am to 2:30 pm—RAS Thrift Shop
2:30 pm ........... After School Program ..................................................... School Hall
2:00 pm ........... Daisy Troop Meeting ..................................................... Church Hall
7:00 pm ........... AA................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
7:00 pm ........... Boy Scout District Committee Meeting ............................ Church Hall
8:15 pm ........... AA................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
Thursday, April 30
2:30 pm ........... After School Program ..................................................... School Hall
2:45 pm ........... Girl Scout Troop # 2021 ................................................ Church Hall
6:00 pm ........... Cub Pack 24 Meeting .................................................... Church Hall
Friday, May 1
2:30 pm ........... After School Program ..................................................... School Hall
2:45 pm ........... Girl Scout Troop 2179 Meeting ....................................... Church Hall
8:00 pm ........... AA................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
8:00 pm ........... First Friday Adoration ...........................................................Church
Saturday, May 2
9:30 am to 12:30 pm—Rosary Altar Thrift Shop
10:00 am ......... Communion Photos ........................................................ School Hall
11:30 am ......... First Holy Communion ...................................... Church / Church Hall
7:00 pm ........... AA................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
Sunday, May 3
8:00 am ........... Folk Group Rehearsal .................................................... Church Hall
10:30 am ......... RCIA ............................................................. Rectory Dining Room
11:00 am ......... Rosary Altar Society Mass .....................................................Church
7:15 pm ........... AA................................................................. Rectory Dining Room
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Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville: Spring Event—a presentation of
“A Chorus Line” takes place Wednesday evening, May 6 at the John
Engeman Theater in Northport. Coffee & dessert reception begins at
6:30 pm, followed by the show at 8:00 pm. Tickets are $100 pp. Raffles are $25 each or 5 for $100. If you would like to purchase tickets or
raffles, please call the Sisters of St. Dominic at 631-842-6000 ext. 238.
Magnificat, a Ministry to Catholic Women, cordially invites you to attend a dinner on Wed, May 20th at The Pompeii Restaurant, West
Hempstead from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm. Our speaker for the evening is
Sister Marie Therese, a CFR Sister of the Renewal, who will be sharing
her amazing story of conversion and God’s call to a religious vocation.
Cost $40 pp, reservations must be received by May 13th and mailed to:
Judy Murphy, 42 Pinehurst Street, Lido Beach, NY 11561. For Info call
Judy Murphy: 917-453-4750 or Angela Rizzo: 516-763-1739. Thank you!
All Young Adults are invited to our next Faith on Tap! A forum engaging young adults in straight talk and honest answers to questions of
faith. May 4th at Lily Flanagan’s, 345 Deer Park Avenue, Babylon; guest
speaker, Fr. Ted Brown, MS. The talks begin at 7:30 pm, but come
early—have something to eat, meet new friends, catch up with old
friends! http://www.drvc.org/CYA.
The Institute for the Study of Religion on Thursday, April 30th at 7:30
pm at Saint Joseph’s College, Patchogue will offer a presentation entitled, “Dorothy Day: Peacemaker for Our Times.” The speaker is Martha Hennessy, the granddaughter of Ms. Day, famous social justice
advocate and founder of the Catholic Worker movement. The talk will
take place in the McGann Conference Center in the O’Connor Building
of the college which is located at exit 52 of Sunrise Highway. The event
is free and open to the public. No RSVP is required but questions can
be addressed to professor Paul Ginnetty at 631-687-2681.
Spirituality For Singles: Monthly Singles Gathering, Saturday, May 2nd
at 8:30 pm. St. Aidan Parish, 510 Willis Avenue, Williston Park; discussion, meditation, socialization; ages 35+; $5 donation—snacks, pizza
and beverages will be served; contact: Ray at 516-561-6994 or [email protected].
Bereavement Support Groups: (Rockville Centre) Good Shepherd
Hospice Bereavement Services are opened to anyone in the community
who has experienced a loss through death at no charge. Upcoming
Bereavement Support Groups, led by a Bereavement Specialist, include: Spousal / Partner Loss Group: May 6 to June 24 from 5 pm to
6:30 pm; General Loss Bereavement Support Group: May 6 to June 24
from 6:45 pm to 8:15 pm; groups to be held at Mercy Medical Center,
first floor conference room, 1000 North Village Avenue, Rockville Centre. Registration required; please call Maribeth McKeever, LCSW-R at
631-828-6728.
St. Joseph Renewal Center, 1725 Brentwood Rd, Bldg #4, Brentwood:
(1) Living with Alzheimer’s & Dementia—May 6 from 1-2:30pm. Free
will offering. Presenter Josephine Daspro, CSJ
(2) Guided Meditation for Inner Healing– May 6 from 7-8:00pm. Offering $15 ($20 individual session by appointment). Presenter
Irene Moore, CCH/Meditation Therapist
(3) Deepening your Spiritual Practice through the use of FOCUSING—
May 6 from 7:30—9:30pm. Offering $15. Presenter Kathy Porter
(4) Men 2 Men Gathering– May 9 from 8-9:30am. Offering $20, incl
breakfast. Presenters Michael Dunne and participant from group.
(5) A Spiritual Gathering of Women—May 12, 10am to noon. Offering
$15. Presenters Tina Cafaro & Joan Vessio
(6) 11th Step Prayer—May 24 from 2-4:00 pm. Free will offering. Presenters Josephine Daspro, CSJ & Linda Oristano