ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD CATHOLIC CHURCH IGLESIA CATÓLICA DE LA ANUNCIACIÓN DEL SEÑOR 3910 Spring Avenue SW, Decatur, AL 35603 Main: 256-353-2667 Fax: 256-353-8994 Emergency: 256-306-9811 Web: www.annunlord.com E-mail: [email protected]MASS SCHEDULE / HORARIO DE MISAS English Bilingual Spanish Confessions/Confesiones Saturday/Sábado: 5:00 PM 4:00-4:45 PM Sunday/Domingo: 8:30 AM 11:30 AM 1:30 PM 10:30-11:15 AM 12:30-1:15 PM Monday/Lunes: 6:00 PM 5:00-5:45 PM Tuesday/Martes: 7:30 AM Wednesday/Miércoles: 6:00 PM 5:00-5:45 PM 7:00-8:00 PM Thursday/Jueves: 12:00 PM 11:00-11:45 AM Friday/Viernes: 9:00 AM* *No 9:00 AM mass on 1 st Fridays/*Los primeros viernes no hay misa a la 9:00 AM Special Masses/Misas especiales (bilingual) First Friday/Primer Viernes: 7:00 PM Alliance of the Two Hearts Devotion/Alianza de la Devoción de los Dos Corazones First Saturday/Primer Sábado: 8:00 AM Temporary Changes through August Cambios temporalis hasta agosto August 25, 2019 TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME VIGÉSIMO PRIMER DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO Note change for weekends beginning next weekend on page 3
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ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD CATHOLIC CHURCH IGLESIA CATÓLICA DE LA ANUNCIACIÓN DEL SEÑOR
3910 Spring Avenue SW, Decatur, AL 35603 Main: 256-353-2667 Fax: 256-353-8994 Emergency: 256-306-9811
Friday/Viernes: 9:00 AM* *No 9:00 AM mass on 1st Fridays/*Los primeros viernes no hay misa a la 9:00 AM
Special Masses/Misas especiales (bilingual)
First Friday/Primer Viernes: 7:00 PM Alliance of the Two Hearts Devotion/Alianza de la Devoción de los Dos Corazones
First Saturday/Primer Sábado: 8:00 AM
Temporary Changes through August
Cambios temporalis hasta agosto
August 25, 2019 TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
VIGÉSIMO PRIMER DOMINGO DEL TIEMPO ORDINARIO
Note change for weekends beginning next weekend on page 3
For those in need of food or financial help Society of St. Vincent de Paul answers calls to 256-479-8250 on Wednesdays from 10 am to 12 noon. Emergency Food Pantry Thursdays from 10 - 11 AM
Annunciation of the Lord Parish Office 256-353-2667
BAPTISM
Contact a priest or deacon for baptismal preparation then call the
Church Office to set a date for the baptism of your child.
MARRIAGE Arrangements must be made 6 months in
advance. Call Parish Office.
RECONCILIATION See hours on front of bulletin.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK OR SICK CALLS
To schedule, please call the Parish Office including
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES 1010 CHURCH STREET, HUNTSVILLE
(256) 536-0073
Catholic Family Services offers quality Individual, Marriage, and Family Therapy to all ages and all faiths in a Christian setting. Sliding scale, affordable rates without insurance filing. Free pregnancy counseling. Licensed, Catholic therapists with 30 years’ experience.
Sanctuary Aug. 29-Sep. 4 Rita & Richard Vernetti
Altar Linens August Ginger Hawkins
Hospital Aug. 25-27 Bill Green
Aug. 28-30 John Kilgro
Aug. 31-Sep. 2 Jane Pintar
READINGS FOR THE WEEK (Aug 26-Sep 1) Pss I
Monday: 1 Thes 1:1-5, 9b-10 Mt 23:13-22
Tuesday: 1 Thes 2:1-8 Mt 23:23-26
Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9-13 Mt 23:27-32
Thursday: 1 Thes 3:7-13 Mk 6:17-29
Friday: 1 Thes 4:1-8 Mt 25:1-13
Saturday: 1 Thes 4:9-11 Mt 25:14-30
Sunday: Sir 3:17-18, 20, 28-29 Heb 12:18-19, 22-24a Lk 14:1, 7-14
8/31/2019 5:00 PM
Lec L1 español Lector L2 español Lector
EM H3 Fr. Merrill H2 Deacon Catanach
C1 español Minister C4 Lynne Cauthen
C3 español Minister C6 Gregg Cauthen
HM 1 TJ Finley 2 Tom DiGiulian
3 español Minister 4 español Minister
AS ϯ Lauren Jordan
A1 Eric Valdez A2 Aidan Densmore
SAC S Richard Vernetti
Mus. Debbie B. & Patsy B.
9/1/2019 8:30 AM
Lec L1 Irma Salgado L2 María Salgado
EM H3 Fr. Merrill H2 Deacon Sciaroni
C1 Sub Needed C4 Irma Salgado
C3 Benito Jiménez C6 Sub Needed
HM 1 Bob Forton 2 Kim or Jan
3 español Minister 4 español Minister
AS ϯ Nayeli Ramírez
A1 Gabriel Iniguez A2 Martin Gutierrez
SAC S Kim Sciaroni
9/1/2019 11:30 AM
Lec L1 Sub Needed L2 Dan Doud
EM H3 Fr. Merrill H2 Deacon Lappert
C1 Bonnie Cunningham C4 Maura Trainor
C3 Liz Doud C6 Dale Borths
HM 1 Angelica Espitia 2 Gene Basham
3 Sub Needed 4 Sub Needed
AS ϯ Saray Cortes
A1 Adrian Cortes A2 Sub Needed
SAC S Angelica Espitia
Mus. Formal Choir
9/1/2019 1:30 PM
Lec L1 Orbelin Domínguez L2 Isayra Téllez
EM H1 Alejandra Brito H2 Tomas Brito
H3 Fr. Merrill H4 Deacon Javier
C1 Margarita Brito C2 Antonio Zapata
C3 Carmen Zapata C4 Néstor Soriano
C5 Constancia Soriano C6 Luis Romero
AS ϯ Edgar Román
A1 Wenceslao Arroyo A2 Manuel Juárez
Calendar of Events Good News: Bishop Baker has informed us that
Fr. Vincent Salomon will be assigned as our new Parochial Vicar (Associate Pastor). Fr. Salomon is from Venezuela but has been active in the US for a while. We expect him to arrive on September 14th. Fr. Epah Mugagga Ndege Nfonji, from Cameroon, will be coming to spend a month at our parish to acclimate to the US and then will be assigned elsewhere in our diocese. We will go back to our weekend schedule beginning next weekend and then to our daily schedule once Fr. Salomon is settled.
Mass/Confession Times Until Our New Associate Arrives
Please note that all our profits go to the parish Caritas Fund that helps those in need.
August Special: All Books & Bibles 25% Off
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Sheila Hollimon and the souls of all the faithful departed. May they rest in peace.
Additions to our Prayer List this week. Wendy Carrier
The online bulletin has the complete list.
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Sunday August 25, 2019 8:30 am Mass (b) John Pellegrini (RIP) Len & Sue Schubbuck 10:30 am Confessions 11:30 am Mass The Parish (SI) 12:30 pm Confessions 1:30 pm Misa 2:30 pm Quinceañera classes (Youth Room) 2:30 pm Pláticas Pre-Bautismales (Rooms A, B, C) 4:00 pm Rosary (Church) Monday August 26, 2019 Noon Adoration begins 5:00 pm Confessions 6:00 pm Mass Dan Walsh (RIP) The Ballard Family 7:00 pm Scout Meeting (Cafeteria) Tuesday August 27, 2019 7:30 am Mass Msgr Eugene O’Connor (RIP) 10:00 am Women’s Bible Study (Youth Room) 6:45 pm Formal Choir Practice (Church) 7:00 pm Hispanic Bible Class (Cafeteria) Wednesday August 28, 2019 2:00 pm Adoration moved to Church until 5:00 pm 4:30 pm SVdP (Fatima) 5:00 pm Confessions 6:00 pm Mass 7:00 pm Misioneros Guadalupanos (Fatima Room) 7:00 pm Neocatechumenal Way (Emmaus & Youth Room) Thursday August 29, 2019 10:00 am SVdP Pantry (Main Hall) 11:00 am Confessions Noon Misa 1:00 pm OLG Ladies Faith Formation (Emmaus Room) Friday August 30, 2019 9:00 am Mass Matt Carmichael (SI) The Carmichael Family OFFICE CLOSES AT NOON 7:00 pm Grupo de Jóvenes (Cafeteria) 7:00 pm Grupo de Oración (Church, Emmaus, Fatima) 7:00 pm Cursillo Ultreyas (Youth Room) Saturday August 31, 2019 7:00 am St. Joseph’s Men’s Group (Youth Room) 4:00 pm Confessions 5:00 pm Mass (b) Robert Roedersheimer (RIP) Roger & Elaine Crowe
6:00 pm Neocatechumenate (Emmaus Room) 6:00 pm Confessions 7:00 pm Misa Sunday September 1, 2019 7:30 am Mass The Parish (SI) 8:30 am Misa 10:30 am Confessions 11:30 am Mass Trey Kyle (RIP) John & Brenda Tinger 12:30 pm Confessions 1:30 pm Misa 4:00 pm Rosary (Church)
Note: Monday, Labor Day, Mass at 9:00 AM (No evening Mass)
“We do not tell or impose our will on God; in silence like Mary, we await an Annunciation.”
Venerable Fulton J. Sheen
Información para la Parroquia
Ministerios
Grupo de Oración viernes: 7:00 - 9:00 pm (iglesia) Infórmese con Benito Jiménez (256) 345-5563 Francisco Pascual Ramírez (256) 606-4833
Misioneros Guadalupanos miércoles: 7:00 - 9:00 pm (guardería) Infórmese con José Orta (256) 822-2545
Grupo de Jóvenes viernes: 7:00 – 9:00 pm (cafetería) Infórmese con Félix Avilés (256) 227-9567 o Pedro Silverio Pedro Juan (256) 945-2414
Escuela de Dirigentes cuarto sábado de cada mes, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Próxima reunión: 28 de septiembre Infórmese con Luis Romero (256) 227-9148 Francisca Saavedra (256) 345-0118
Horas de oficina Padre Carlos martes y jueves 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Servicios/Consejería Para Familias Católicas 1010 Church Street, Huntsville Tel. 256-665-8788 Doctora Isabel Oliveras Pláticas Pre-Bautismales El cuarto domingo de cada mes. Excepto el mes de Noviembre y Diciembre La próxima plática Bautismal Hoy
Requisitos: Ser puntuales Asistir padres y padrinos Traer copia del Certificado de Nacimiento del niño(a)
Para ser Padrinos Tienen que haber recibido los sacramentos de bautismo, confirmación y primera comunión. Y si son pareja deben estar casados por la Iglesia Católica, papás y padrinos deben venir a Misa los domingos.
Clase de confirmación para adultos y RICA Una clase para adultos para prepararse para la Confirmación; se llevará a cabo los domingos a las 5 PM en la Sala Juvenil a partir del 8 de septiembre. Los formularios de inscripción están disponibles en la oficina parroquial.
En caso de Emergencia Llame a la Oficina Parroquial (256) 306-9811
Próximos Eventos
Pláticas Pre-Matrimoniales. Sábado 21 de septiembre de 8:30 am a 4:00 pm. Traigan su Biblia. No traigan niños. Regístrense con el Diacono Javier.
ST. ANN SCHOOL: La inscripción está abierta para todos los grados para el año escolar 2019-2020. Pase por la oficina de nuestra escuela o llame al 256 353-6543 para una cita con el Sr. Leach, nuestro director. Todos son bienvenidos y alentados a compartir esta oportunidad para una educación católica.
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Aviso especial:
Confirmación 2020: reunión obligatoria para estudiantes y padres 8 de septiembre a las 9:40 AM en las salas A y B.
Las clases de la Familia de Fe para padres y estudiantes comienzan el 15 de septiembre de 9:40-11: 00 AM en la escuela.
Knights of Columbus NEWS
Knights of Columbus Council 3986
Columbian Club Hall, 1609 Wolverine Dr. SE
Bingo every Friday night at 6:30 PM. Over $2500 in prizes every Friday. Doors open at 4:30 and sales start at 5:30 PM.
Council 3986 3rd
Degree Meeting Thurs. Sep. 5th
and every 1
st Thursday of the month. Communion
Service starts at 6:30 PM Meeting immediately follows at 7:00 PM.
Are you or someone you know interested in possibly becoming Catholic?
Are you an adult Catholic who needs to complete your initiation into the Catholic Church through the sacraments of Confirmation and/or Eucharist?
Are you interested in learning more about your Catholic Faith?
If so, contact Jan at 256-353-2667 ext. 103 or [email protected] for information concerning RCIA sessions that will be held on Thursday evenings from 6:30-7:30 PM beginning September 5
th.
Topics to be discussed in the RCIA class
Sept 5: Introduction Sept 12: The good life Sept 19: Belief Sep 26: Worship & Reverence Oct 10: Morality Oct 24: Which religion? Oct 31: Why Christianity? Nov 7: Which Christians? Nov 14: Do all roads lead to Rome? Nov 21: What are we called to be? The saints Dec 5: What am I called to be? Vocation Dec 12: Worship Dec 19: The Sacramental System Jan 2: 1. Baptism; 2. Confirmation Jan 9: 3. The Eucharist Jan 16: 4. Penance; 5. Anointing Jan 23: 6. Holy Orders; 7. Matrimony Jan 30: Good & Evil; Principles of Morality Feb 13: Conscience Feb 20: Ten Commandments & Beatitudes Feb 27: Church History I Mar 12: Church History II Mar 26: Church History III Apr 2: Review Apr 30: The Purgative Way, Vocal prayer, the Capital
Vices, Angels & Demons May 7: The Illuminative Way, Meditation, the Moral &
Theological Virtues May 14: The Unitive Way, Contemplation, the Gifts of
the Holy Spirit
WANT TO GET CLOSER TO EACH OTHER AND GOD? Find out how on a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend! Marriage Encounter is 44 hours where married couples can get away from jobs, kids, chores, and phones and
focus attention on each other. If you’d like greater depth, growth and enrichment in your relationship you’ll like the difference a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend can make. The next weekend in the diocese is scheduled in Cullman, Oct. 18-20 at St. Bernard Abbey. You can get more information or register online at www.ALFL-wwme.org or by
calling Barney & Kathy Bellard at 205-530-3607.
Special Notice:
Confirmation 2020: Mandatory meeting for students AND parents Sunday, September 8th, at 9:40 AM in Rooms A and B. If you miss this meeting you will need to schedule a makeup session with Patrice Lappert.
A Family of Faith classes for parents and students start Sunday, September 15th, at 9:40-11:00 AM.
Couple to Couple League NFP Class St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Madison
Sep 11, Oct 16, Nov 13 at 6:00 PM
The Couple to Couple League (CCL) will teach a class in Natural Family Planning (NFP) for engaged and married couples in a 3-part series Sept 11, Oct 16, and Nov 13 at 6:00pm at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Madison in the parish library. CCL teaches the Sympto-Thermal Method of NFP, which is 99.6% effective in postponing pregnancy and may also help couples trying to achieve pregnancy. Register online at www.ccli.org. Child care is available.
For more information, contact Chris & Alison Protz, CCL Teaching Couple, at [email protected] or 256-520-3874.
Columbarium Info:
We expect to have new landscaping and irrigation for the Columbarium area start in September.
Requesting help to honor our deceased: We plan to clean and wax the niche fronts of the Columbarium Wall B and some of the A Wall on September 1
st beginning at 8:30 AM. Please contact
Don Adair at 256-303-5909 if you can help.
A Special Request: We ask that you please do not tape anything to the niche plate covers. We may not be able to clean the glue residue from your loved ones’ plate cover.
FINAL RESTING SPOT: Cremation Guidelines by Rob Herbst, The Catholic Week
Many Catholics understand the Church permits cremation, but many are also unaware there are rules regarding the choice. Since 1963, the Catholic Church has accepted cremation as an option but insists the bodies be treated with respect, laid to rest in a consecrated place and that the ashes should not be scattered. “Most people have gotten the message it’s OK to cremate, but they’ve not gotten the message that there are rules that govern what to do with those remains.” “I’ve encountered people who still have their family members’ ashes in the home, which is not permissible. ...I gently explain why we wouldn’t do that. And a lot of times people aren’t in a place to hear that message, so it’s another reason why it’s important for me to explain very clearly what the Church expects of us.” As cremation has become a more common practice of laying a loved one to rest, there is the option of a columbarium, where available, or the local cemetery. In 1963 the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith issued an instruction permitting cremation as long as it was not done as a sign of rejection of the belief in the Resurrection of the body. In 2016, the Congregation released “Ad resurgendum cum Christo” (“To Rise With Christ”), an instruction “regarding the burial of the deceased and the conservation of the ashes in the case of cremation,” which reiterated the Church’s teaching. Cremation had been forbidden because in past centuries it was tied to pagan cultures that denied the resurrection of the body which is an integral part of our belief and integral part of our funeral liturgy. If you ever go to a Catholic funeral, notice how often there is reference to the hope in the resurrection of the body. While cremation is accepted, with standards, burial of the body is still preferred. “This is because the Church has a great respect for and a great reverence for the human body, even after the person has died – mainly because God creates the human person’s soul and body. It’s still God’s creation and we treat it with great respect. It is very good to have the body in the Church for the funeral rites for us to be able to sprinkle it with Holy water, incense it and do honor and reverence to God’s creation.” But if cremation is chosen, the Catholic practice is to treat cremated remains the same way you would treat noncremated remains. “This means keeping one’s ashes in an urn on a mantle is forbidden. So is scattering of ashes at a random location like the ocean.” Along with respecting the body and God’s creation, it is important to have a place to mourn the deceased. That visit to a cemetery is very important. “If you scatter somebody’s ashes over the Atlantic Ocean, where do you go in remembrance of that person? Yes, you could say you go the beach, but it’s not focused, it’s not a locality, it’s not a place you go to visit that person. Just as we revere the remains of the saints, and we build churches over tombs of those we consider holiest in the Church, even for someone who is not a saint, it’s important for us to go and remember that person.”
* All quotes are from Fr. Stephen Vrazel, Pastor of St. Vincent dePaul parish in Mobile.
PUNTO DE DESCANSO FINAL: Pautas de cremación por Rob Herbst, La semana católica
Muchos católicos entienden que la Iglesia permite la cremación, pero muchos no saben que hay reglas con respecto a esta opción. Desde 1963, la Iglesia Católica ha aceptado la cremación como una opción, pero insiste en que los cuerpos sean tratados con respeto, depositados en un lugar consagrado y que las cenizas no se esparzan. « La mayoría de las personas han recibido el mensaje de que está bien incinerar, pero no han recibido el mensaje de que hay reglas que rigen qué hacer con esos restos».
« Me he encontrado con personas que todavía tienen las cenizas de sus familiares en el hogar, lo cual no está permitido. ... explico suavemente por qué no haríamos eso. Y muchas veces las personas no están en un lugar para escuchar ese mensaje, otra razón por la que es importante para mí explicar con claridad lo que la Iglesia espera de nosotros». Como la cremación se ha convertido en una práctica más común de poner a un ser querido uno para descansar, existe la opción de un columbario, donde esté disponible, o el cementerio local.
En 1963, la Congregación para la Doctrina de la Fe emitió una instrucción que permitía la cremación siempre que no se hiciera como un signo de rechazo de la creencia en la Resurrección del cuerpo. En 2016, la Congregación lanzó « Ad resurgendum cum Christo» ( «Resucitar con Cristo»), una instrucción « sobre el entierro del difunto y la conservación de las cenizas en caso de cremación», que reiteró la enseñanza de la Iglesia. La cremación había sido prohibida porque en siglos pasados estaba ligada a culturas paganas que negaban la resurrección del cuerpo, que es una parte integral de nuestra creencia y parte integral de nuestra liturgia fúnebre. Si alguna vez va a un funeral católico, observe con qué frecuencia hay referencias a la esperanza en la resurrección del cuerpo. Si bien se acepta la cremación, con las normas apropiadas, aún se prefiere el entierro del cuerpo. «Esto se debe a que la Iglesia tiene un gran respeto y una gran reverencia por el cuerpo humano, incluso después de que la persona ha muerto, principalmente porque Dios crea el alma y el cuerpo de la persona humana. Todavía es la creación de Dios y la tratamos con gran respeto. Es muy bueno tener el cuerpo en la Iglesia para los ritos funerarios para que podamos rociarlo con agua bendita, incienso y honrar y reverenciar la creación de Dios». Pero si se elige la cremación, la práctica católica es tratar los restos cremados de la misma manera que trataría los restos no cremados. «Esto significa que mantener las cenizas en una urna en está prohibido. Así lo esta la dispersión de cenizas en un lugar aleatorio como el océano». Además de respetar el cuerpo y la creación de Dios, es importante tener un lugar donde llorar a los fallecidos. Esa visita a un cementerio es muy importante. «Si esparces las cenizas de alguien sobre el Océano Atlántico, ¿a dónde vas en recuerdo de esa persona? Sí, podría decir que va a la playa, pero no está enfocado, no es una localidad, no es un lugar al que vaya a visitar a esa persona. Así como veneramos los restos de los santos, y construimos iglesias sobre las tumbas de aquellos que consideramos más santos en la Iglesia, incluso para alguien que no es un santo, es importante recordar a esa persona en el lugar de su entierro.»
* Todas las citas son del p. Stephen Vrazel, pastor de la parroquia de San Vicente de Paul en Mobile.
Saint Ann School Annual Appeal 2019
To date we have received toward our Goal of .
Thank you to all who have contributed to get us to this point. Let’s continue to pull together once again to help our children. Whatever amount you choose to give will be a blessing to the school. Your gift to St. Ann Catholic School is tax deductible. Please make all checks payable to St. Ann’s Educational Foundation.
75%
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BEFORE
Saint Ann Catholic School Library Transformed!
With grateful, heartfelt thanks, Saint Ann Catholic School would like to acknowledge all those who helped with the Schools Library transformation!
Thank you to our Boy Scout Troop #91, their leaders and parents. They were instrumental in the moving and placement of the bookshelves. Continued thanks to Re and Don Adair for their stewardship of time, talent and treasure!
Great thanks to Richard Vernetti and Arvel Childers for their assistance in building a new bookshelf. And to Kim Sciaroni for her assistance in organizing books and decorating the library!
Many hands came together to make the work lighter! We are so blessed to have so many hands to help!
Many blessings! Saint Ann Catholic School Students, faculty and staff
AFTER
Grandparents Day is coming up! If you have a grandchild that goes to St. Ann, join us on Friday, September 6
th at 7:30 AM in the
Gathering Space for breakfast, participate in our class activities as school begins, and pray with your grandchildren at Mass afterwards.
FINANCIAL REPORT: August 18, 2019 La Ofrenda de la Semana 18agosto 2019
Remember the Parish and/or School
in your will!
Stewardship Our Epistle reading from Hebrews 12 speaks about the need and benefit of discipline in our lives. This is true in family settings, in our church activities and the use of our God-given resources to move God’s kingdom forward. Good stewardship involves good planning and good discipline to stay on track. May we always be maturing stewards who do the right things for the right reasons.
Check out the App: ConnectNow Giving Our E-giving provider is ConnectNow Giving and our
link is: http://giving.parishsoft.com/annunlord
OFFERTORY
ACTUAL ofrenda
BUDGETED gastos
VARIANCE diferencia
WEEKLY la semana
$13,584 $16,111 ($2,527)
FYTD 2019 Hasta hoy
$540,505 $531,663 $8,842
Special Collections:
Church Maintenance Fund YTD $84,008
St. Ann School Annual Appeal YTD $36,114
U$E $CRIP
Scrip is our ongoing gift card fundraiser for Saint Ann School. You pay face value, you get face value, and the school makes a percentage to support our students.
See us in the Gathering Space (usually) after the 5:00 PM and 7:30 AM Masses or weekdays in the Parish Office.
Registration is open for all grades
for the 2019-2020 school year.
Please stop by our school office or call for an appointment with Mr. Leach, our principal.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to share in this opportunity for a Catholic education.
Would you like to support St. Ann School and our students? Join our School Auction Team! Reach out to Mr. Leach at [email protected] to learn more about how you can help support Catholic education, and consider donating your time, talent, or gifts to our school auction this October 25th.
Check the Information Desk for the flyer with Registration and Sponsorship Information.
Mon. Aug 26 6:00 pm Dan Walsh (RIP) The Ballard Family Tue. Aug 27 7:30 am Msgr Eugene O’Connor (RIP) Wed. Aug 28 7:00 pm Thu. Aug 29 Noon Fri. Aug 30 9:00 am Matt Carmichael (SI) The Carmichael Family Sat. Aug 31 5:00 pm Robert Roedersheimer (RIP) Roger & Elaine Crowe Sun. Sep 1 8:30 am The Parish (SI) 11:30 am Trey Kyle (RIP) John & Brenda Tinger 1:30 pm
Mass Intentions
Mon. Aug 26 6:00 pm Dan Walsh (RIP) The Ballard Family Tue. Aug 27 7:30 am Msgr Eugene O’Connor (RIP) Wed. Aug 28 7:00 pm Thu. Aug 29 Noon Fri. Aug 30 9:00 am Matt Carmichael (SI) The Carmichael Family Sat. Aug 31 5:00 pm Robert Roedersheimer (RIP) Roger & Elaine Crowe Sun. Sep 1 8:30 am The Parish (SI) 11:30 am Trey Kyle (RIP) John & Brenda Tinger 1:30 pm
