JANUARY 24, 2021

Striving to know, love, and serve God in all others.�

ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH

15 Church Street

Bloomfield, NY 14469

ST. MARY’S CHURCH

95 North Main Street

Canandaigua, NY 14424

ST. MARY’S SCHOOL

16 Gibson Street

Canandaigua, NY 14424

NOW, MORE THAN EVER.

Now, more than ever, do we need to teach the Gospel. We need to accept that the youngest of our community o�en have the most to

teach us. Only in the setting of a Catholic school can we truly teach the pillars of our marvelous faith without fear. We must acknowledge

that we have so much to learn, and vow to never let our youth go without learning the Truth.

ST. BENEDICT PARISH

ST. BRIDGET’S CHURCH· ST. MARY’S CHURCH· ST. MARY’S SCHOOL

CALVARY CEMETERY· ST. BRIDGET’S CEMETERY

� This weekend we celebrate “Sunday of the Word of

God”. It highlights the importance of the reading of

scripture within the liturgy. You have noticed that every

rite of the Church, the Sacraments especially, proclaims a

reading from scripture (even the Rite of Penance in which

it is often done informally). The reading of scripture is

therefore integral to the celebration of the Sacraments.�

� You have probably heard the rumors of the unwritten

rule that, if late, a person must arrive before the Gospel

reading for it to “count”. There is no such rule, however.

The Church, rather, values the placement of the Liturgy of

the Word within its celebrations that it cannot ever be

removed. It is vitally important. Christ himself is present

in this proclamation in a substantial way in Word and

Sacrament.�

� Today, we hear the power of the Word (Christ himself)

to call his disciples and begin his ministry. The words of

scripture speak to the Word who is Christ. We gather to be

strengthened in this ministry as he strengthened those

whom he called in his earthly life. We are given this power

for mission in the world for the common good of all. It is a

lofty and great call.�

� The call we share is truly a call to a people to live

beyond the law � to no longer see our obligations as

regulations to be adhered to, but a life to be lived. When

we live only by the law we always live a half�life asking

“how far can I go within these rules”. But if I live by the

rule of love, I will do anything, follow any rule, to make

the life of another better. I will even give up my own life as

Christ did for us.�

� This is the Word that is proclaimed: that God gave us

not a rule to be followed, but a true life to be lived. This

takes us all outside of ourselves and makes us holy and

intimately more known to God. �

�

� � � � Your servant in Our Blessed Lord,�

�

� � � � Fr. Michael�

St. Mary’s Church / St. Bridget’s Church�

January 24, 2021�Page Two� St. Benedict Roman Catholic Parish�

DAY

MASS INTENTION

Sunday, January 24—

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sunday of the Word of God

7:30am (SM) Rita Schuster by Ellen Polimeni

9:00am (SM) The Deceased Members of the Palumbo Family by the Mark Palumbo family

10:30am (SB) Flora & Bel Avoli by Steven & Dawn DeMott

12:00pm (SM) Phil Marvin, Jr. by Annette & John Joyce & family

Monday, January 25—

Conversion of St. Paul, Apostle

9:00am (SM) Richard Culkin by the Neubecker family

Tuesday, January 26—

Sts. Timothy & Titus, Bishops

9:00am (SB) Paul & Ann DuBois by Dennis & Laurie Tepper

Wednesday, January 27—

Weekday

St. Angela Merici, Virgin & Religious Founder

9:00am (SM) The Deceased Members of the Evangelista Family by Mary Pastore

Thursday, January 28—

St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest &

Doctor of the Church

9:00am (SB) Anthony, Mary, & Joseph Comella by bequest

Friday, January 29—

Weekday

9:00am (SM) Louis Deutsch by Jean Mercandetti

Saturday, January 30—

Weekday

9:00am (SM) The Deceased Members of the Vecchi Family by the Mark Palumbo family

5:30pm* (SM) Viola A. Valvano by Kathy & Don Jones

*A Blessing of the Throats will take place at the end of this Mass for those interested

Sunday, January 31—

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:30am* (SM) James R. Erdle, Sr. by Anne & family

9:00am* (SM) Dick O’Donnell by Ellen Polimeni

10:30am* (SB) Judy Marianacci & Doris Norman by their families

12:00pm* (SM) Jeff Johnson by Maura Sherry Hallstead

*A Blessing of the Throats will take place at the end of these Masses for those interested

What to Know Before Visiting the Parish Administration Center (PAC)�

The PAC will only be open to the public on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 9am �

noon and 1pm � 4pm�by appointment only, with the following restrictions: visitors will be

screened before entry, only one visitor may enter at a time, visitors must be masked, and proper

physical distancing will be observed.�

Readings for the week of January 24, 2021�

Sunday: Jon 3:1�5, 10/Ps 25:4�5, 6�7, 8�9 [4a]/1 Cor 7:29�

31/Mk 1:14�20�

Monday: Acts 22:3�16 or Acts 9:1�22/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk

16:15]/Mk 16:15�18�

Tuesday: 2 Tm 1:1�8 or Ti 1:1�5/Ps 96:1�2a, 2b�3, 7�8a, 10

[3]/Mk 3:31�35�

Wednesday: Heb 10:11�18/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/Mk 4:1�

20�

Thursday: Heb 10:19�25/Ps 24:1�2, 3�4ab, 5�6 [cf. 6]/Mk

4:21�25�

Friday: Heb 10:32�39/Ps 37:3�4, 5�6, 23�24, 39�40 [39a]/

Mk 4:26�34�

Saturday: Heb 11:1�2, 8�19/Lk 1:69�70, 71�72, 73�75 [cf.

68]/Mk 4:35�41�

Next Sunday: Dt 18:15�20/Ps 95:1�2, 6�7, 7�9 [8]/1 Cor

7:32�35/Mk 1:21�28�

�

�

There are no Bread & Wine or Sanctuary Lamp

memorials requested for this weekend. If you

wish to request a Bread & Wine or Sanctuary

Lamp memorial, please contact the PAC.�

�

Today’s Responsorial Psalm�

�

Teach me your ways,

O Lord.�

�

Psalm 25�

St. Mary’s Church / St. Bridget’s Church�

January 24, 2021�Page Three� St. Benedict Roman Catholic Parish�

Sacramental Prep�First Penance, First Eucharist�

Sacramental Prep for First Penance will begin at the end

of this month or early February and First Eucharist prep

will follow. As with almost everything else, the pandemic

has made us rework our plans for preparing for the Sacra-

ments and we are currently working on a schedule. Those

that have registered will receive more information by Flock-

note in the near future. Thank you, as always, for your pa-

tience and understanding as we work to provide an enrich-

ing and safe Sacramental prep experience for all.�

Sacramental Prep�Confirmation�

Our next Zoom meeting will be held on January 26 at

7pm and members of the Women’s Prayer Ministry and the

Catholic Men’s Group will be guest speakers, focusing on

prayer. The link will be sent via Flocknote and posted to the

Google Classroom page prior to the Zoom meeting. Please

contact Amy at Amy.Corron@dor.org with any questions.�

Interested in Youth Group?�

High School students: If you are not current-

ly registered and participating in High School

Youth Group but want to (or want more infor-

mation before deciding), please reach out to

the HS Youth Group leader, Jeanette Zavislan,

at jdztechw@me.com. We have a great group

started this year and we welcome additional

members!�

Upcoming Meetings�

The Middle School Youth Group will be

meeting via Zoom at 7pm on February 10,

March 17, April 21, and May 19. �

Links will be sent via Flocknote prior to each

of the meetings. Faith formation activities to

be completed at home are sent out several

times per month, also via Flocknote. �

If you are not currently registered for Middle

School Youth Group, but would like to be or if

you would like more information, please con-

tact the MS Youth Group leader, Sarah Eaton,

at Sarah.Eaton@dor.org.�

RCIA Information for ALL�

Did you know...�If you are Catholic but wish

to learn more about the faith, you are wel-

come to join the RCIA group! That's right!

It's not only for those wishing to be initiated;

RCIA is a process for:�

• Those who would like to find out more about the Catho-

lic faith.�

• Those who are interested in becoming Catholic.�

• Those who have been baptized Catholic but have not yet

been Confirmed or may not have received the Eucharist.�

• Those who have been away from the church for awhile

and are interested in renewing their faith, understand-

ing, and attaining a sense of community.�

Wherever you are at in your faith journey, we welcome

you and your questions and hope you will find in us friends

who offer themselves as companions for the journey. Re-

member… we are ALL pilgrims on this journey of faith. No

one on earth has yet achieved the goal. Even the most

learned & devout Catholics are still beginners on the jour-

ney to our heavenly homeland. So… welcome to the commu-

nity of “beginners”!�

� �For more information or to join the group, please contact

Teresa at�Teresa.Dunn@dor.org.�

Blessing of the Throats

Next Weekend�

Wednesday, February 3rd is

the Feast Day of St. Blaise. As

is custom during Masses on

the weekend closest to the

Feast Day, we will be offering

the traditional Blessing of the

Throats.�

This year, the blessing will

take place at the end of the

5:30pm Mass on Saturday,

January 30 and at the end

of all of the Sunday, Janu-

ary 31 Masses for those in-

terested. �

St. Benedict Parish recently celebrated the Baptisms of: �

Andrew Charlie Langmead�

Andrew Martin Johnson�

�

Congratulations and welcome to the faith!�

KnightLine�

The St. Benedict’s Knights of Columbus #1445

would like to congratulate the winners of their

annual “Keep Christ in Christmas” poster contest

and “Faith in Action” Essay Contest.�

•Ethan West won the Kindergarten�Grade 2 division�

•Ana McConnon won the Grade 3�5 division�

•Amy Tran won the Grade 6�8 division�

•Daniel Neubecker won 1st place in the essay contest�

All of these winning entries will now advance to the Dis-

trict level of competition. Congratulations to all!����

Page Four�

St. Benedict Roman Catholic Parish�

January 24, 2021�

St Benedict’s Parish Support for �

January 16 & 17, 2021�

Attendance�

5:30pm Saturday at St. Mary’s: 95 (12.7% capacity)�

7:30am Sunday at St. Mary’s: 92 (12.3% capacity)�

9am Sunday at St. Mary’s: 88 (11.7% capacity)�

10:30am Sunday at St. Bridget’s: 47 (13.4% capacity)�

12 noon Sunday at St. Mary’s: 130 (17.3% capacity)�

Total in Attendance�����������������������������������������������������452�

�

Weekly Offertory�

Total Weekly Offertory Income��������������������������$16,974�

Weekly Needs��������������������������������������������������������$17,500�

Overage (Shortage)�������������������������������������������������$(526)�

�

Year To Date �

Offertory Income*����������������������������������������������$511,696�

Year To Date Need�����������������������������������������������$507,500�

Year To Date Overage (Shortage)���������������������������$4,196�

*Regular Sunday Collection�

�

�

Online Giving through Our Sunday Visitor: �

Please visit https://stbenedictonline.org/�to sign

up to give online. If you are unable to give online,

your offertory can be placed in the collection bas-

ket at Mass or be mailed in to the PAC at 95 N

Main St, Canandaigua NY 14424. Sincere thanks

for your support of the parish and its ministries!�

Catholic Ministries Appeal Update�

As of 1/19, $159,931 (97.11%) of our $164,696 CMA goal

had been pledged. Of that amount, $156,881 had been paid.

Thank you! Online contributions can be made at� https://

www.dor.org/giving/contribute�to�the�cma/. See our web-

site for more information.�

Confession Schedule�

�

Wednesdays:�5:30pm�6:30pm in�St. Bridget’s Church�

Saturdays:�3:45pm�4:45pm in St. Mary’s Chapel �

�

Masks must be worn. Physical distancing will be observed.�

St. Vincent de Paul Society Update�

The St. Vincent de Paul Society Vouch-

er and Clothing Rooms: The St. Vincent de

Paul Society Voucher and Clothing Rooms are

now closed due to the resurgence of the Coro-

navirus in Ontario County.��

�However the Virtual Voucher Room reopened on Friday,

January 15. Clients should call the St. Vincent de Paul Soci-

ety phone line at (585) 394�3980 from Monday through

Friday, leaving a message with their concerns, and someone

will return their calls as soon as possible. There will not be

any Virtual Voucher Room service on weekends.�

Important Note about Clothing Room Dona-

tions:� PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE CLOTHING, TOYS, OR

OTHER ARTICLES for the St. Vincent de Paul Society

Clothing Room in The PAC hallway anymore! Leaving arti-

cles in the hallway creates unsafe conditions and an incon-

venience for St. Benedict’s staff and visitors. Any donations

should go directly to the Clothing Room at 120 North Main

Street in Canandaigua, preferably on Wednesday and Satur-

day, left by the Clothing Room “workroom” door, if no one

is there. Someone from the Clothing Room checks that

space daily, and takes in all donations. Thank you for your

donations and understanding regarding this request!

Thanks in advance for your help and efforts! �

It hurts to lose someone. Find help at GriefShare.�

GriefShare is a friendly, caring group of people who will

walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult expe-

riences: losing someone you� love.� One group member

said,� “I was numb after my husband’s loss. Everyone

seemed to disappear when I needed to talk about him. It

was a big step for me to meet with others who were

strangers to me, but I found that our common experience

brought us together in an unique way.� I finished the pro-

gram, but I intend to take the course again because it was so

helpful for me.”�

In February� we will offer again� the "Loss of a Spouse"

seminar for those grieving a spouse's death, to be conducted

on� February� 18� from 11am�1pm via Zoom. Then on

March� 4, the GriefShare thirteen session program will

begin and will be held weekly on Thursdays from 11am�1pm

via Zoom. The GriefShare program consists of a video semi-

nar series featuring some of the nation's foremost Christian

experts on grief and recovery topics as seen from a biblical

perspective.�The video seminars are combined with support

group discussions of the materials presented during the vid-

eo and a personal workbook is provided for individual

study.�This is an opportunity to be around people that un-

derstand what you are feeling. Please email Diana Gerland

at�drgerland@gci.net�with any questions. You will need to

contact Diana in advance of attending� to receive� the Zoom

meeting link. You may join at any time; the sessions do not

need to be completed in sequential order.�

Public Policy Advocacy Weekend�Feb 13�14, 2021�

Advocacy Issue: Funding for NOURISH NEW

YORK initiative�

The COVID�19 pandemic has hit everyone hard. In partic-

ular, the pandemic has focused a spotlight on two vulnera-

ble groups in New York State: farmers and our neighbors

who are food insecure � many are newly hungry due to job

losses caused by the pandemic. The Diocesan Public Policy

Committee invites us to join in helping both on Diocesan

Public Policy Advocacy Weekend (February 13 and 14) by

calling on state leaders to allocate $50 million to continue

the NOURISH NEW YORK initiative during state fiscal year

2021�2022.�

Page Five�

St. Benedict Roman Catholic Parish�

January 24, 2021�

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Put in your email address and you

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Support For Canandaigua

Homeless Veterans�

According to the National Coalition for Home-

less Veterans, 11% of the homeless population

are veterans and 1.4 million other veterans are

at risk of homelessness due to poverty, lack of

support, or dismal living conditions.�

Locally, Josh Woodworth, a

Boy Scout working for his Ea-

gle Project, will be collecting

items which will be given to

the Canandaigua VA to help

veterans in need.�

During the month of Febru-

ary, we will have collection

boxes in the rear corridor of

the PAC and in the foyer of St. Bridget’s Hall to collect

items. If you have any questions, please contact Deacon

Claude.�

The following items would be greatly appreciated.

All items must be NEW and UNOPENED.�

�

Toiletries�

● Body wash� � � � � ● Denture grip & cleaner�

● Deodorant (male & female)� ● Hand soap�

● Hairbrushes/combs� � � ● Lotion (hand and body)�

● Nail clippers� � � � � ● Shampoo�

● Shower curtains/hooks� � ● Toilet paper� � � �

● Towels and Washcloths� � ● Women’s panty liners� �

● Disposable razors (male & female)�

�

Sleep/Bed Needs�

● Air Mattresses with electric pump (queen size or larger

preferred)� � �

● Alarm clocks� � � � � ● Bed pillows� � � �

● Bedsheets�� � � � � ● Pillowcases�

�

Cleaning Supplies�

● Brooms� � � � � � ● Garbage cans/bags�

● Various cleaning supplies� � ● Laundry & dish soap� �

● Mops/buckets�� � � � ● Paper towels�

● Vacuum cleaners�

�

Other Object Needs�

● Backpacks & tote bags�� � ● Postage stamps�

● Pots & pans, utensils�

● Paper Products: Plates, Cups, Napkins, Utensils� � �

● Puzzle Books, Craft Kits/Paint by Numbers, Model Kits,

Adult Coloring Books�

�

Food/Drinks�

● Baking mixes & nonperishable foods� �

● Coffee (also accepted: sugar, creamer, travel mugs)�

● Individually wrapped snack items (sell�by/expiration

dates easily read)�

�

Monetary/Gift Cards �

(For security, If you are offering any gift cards or checks,

please drop them in the locked box inside the parking lot

door of the PAC), marked “VA SUPPLIES”)�

● Gift Cards (Wal�Mart, Wegmans, Tops, Lowes, Home De-

pot, Tim Hortons, Dunkin Donuts, Goodwill, VISA)�

● Gift Cards for Amazon and i Tunes for CLC Music & Mem-

ories Program (may be used to purchase i Pods)�

● Prepaid Gas Cards, Phone Cards, Uber and Lift Cards�

● Tickets for Sporting Events and/or Entertainment, Zoo,

Canandaigua Theater, Movie Tickets, Planetarium�

**ONLY Checks made payable to “VAVS” can be ac-

cepted**�

Jesus will teach you to catch others for him. You can

catch fish by putting food in front of them. People need

soul food to be close to God. People want to go to heaven

with God. Tell them that Jesus loves them and died on

the cross for them. Tell them he wants everyone to do

good. Then people will gladly come into his net. They will

be at peace because Jesus will give them everything they

need.�

Lord, help me to stay focused on following you.�

Copy the picture square by square.�

Page Six� St. Benedict Roman Catholic Parish�

January 24, 2021�

Parish Administration Center (PAC)

95 N Main St., Canandaigua, NY 14424

Office: (585) 394-1220 Fax (585) 396-3230

Parish Emergency Number: (585) 364-2419

Office Hours: T, W, Th by appointment only

Website: www.stbenedictonline.org

St. Mary’s School

16 Gibson St., Canandaigua, NY 14424

Office: (585) 394-4300

Office Hours: by appointment only

Website: www.stmaryscanandaigua.org

�

St. Benedict Parish Staff

Father Michael Costik

Pastor

Fr.Michael.Costik@dor.org

394-1220, x34

Father Clifford Dorkenoo

Parochial Vicar

Fr.Clifford.Dorkenoo@dor.org

394-1220, x12

Deacon Claude Lester

Social Ministry/Sacramental Ministry

Claude.Lester@dor.org

394-1220, x15

Sarah Eaton

Director of Music Ministry

Sarah.Eaton@dor.org

394-1220, x37

Amy Corron

Communications/Parish Life Coordinator

Amy.Corron@dor.org

394-1220, x25

Teresa Dunn

Stewardship & C.A.S.E. Coordinator

Teresa.Dunn@dor.org

394-1220, x41

Anthony DiPrima

Director of Finance and Administration

Tony.Diprima@dor.org

394-1220, x24

Maureen Horrocks

Receptionist

Maureen.Horrocks@dor.org

394-1220, x10

Patricia Simmons

Business Manager

Pat.Simmons@dor.org

394-1220, x13

Helen Vallee

Bookkeeper

Helen.Vallee@dor.org

394-1220, x42

Rich Clayton & Laurent Paré

Maintenance and Grounds

Rich.Clayton@dor.org

394-1220, x18

St. Benedict Cemeteries

Calvary Cemetery & St. Bridget’s Cemetery

st.benedictcemeteries@dor.org

394-1220, x33

Lisa Milano

Principal, St. Mary’s School

Lisa.Milano@dor.org

394-4300, x16

Pam Negley

Administrative Assistant, St. Mary’s School

smcdcs@dor.org

394-4300, x17

Parish Pastoral Council

Chairperson: Jean Mercandetti

Council Members: Dick Scott (Vice Chairperson), *Vicki Bober (Secretary), Beth

Knopf, Bethann Miller, David Felten, Teresa Paré, Angela Rockmaker, Jeanette

Zavislan, *Carl Steinbrenner, *Jennifer Muscato, *Dan Corbett, *Jerry Wiepert

(alternate), and *Bernadette Strada (alternate)

*New members 2020-2021

Ex officio members: Fr. Clifford Dorkenoo, Lisa Milano, Deacon Claude Lester,

Tony DiPrima, Amy Corron, Sarah Eaton, and Teresa Dunn

Parish Finance Council

Chairperson: Mike O’Donnell

Council Members: Mike Klotz, Jean Guzek, Jim Weisbeck, Colleen Delaney,

Kathy Shaw, and Rick McMullen

St. Benedict Parish Office and School Office Information

A�

Norman Adams�

Ann Addante�

B�

Marty Badger�

Sheryl Barry �

Bill Baumgarten�

Jack Bement�

Constance Bennett�

Marian Betsinger�

Christopher Black�

Anna Bomwell�

Leanne Bossert �

Carol Bowler�

David Boyle�

Barbara Brooks�

Evelyn Bugg �

Ruth Bundy�

Marilyn Burnett�

Jeremy Burns�

John Burns�

Linda Burns�

Sara Burns �

Lucille Burrill �

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Pete Caffo�

Weldon Canough�

Pete Carter�

Robert Casella�

Rina Chappell�

Bob Cirre�

Michelle Cleaves �

Mark Conover �

Terrence Constable�

Darlene Creswell �

Susan Cristantello �

Marge Croker�

Bruce Currier �

James Curry�

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Robert Damato�

Brenda D’Angelo�

Beverly Price DeNard �

Dana DiGiulio �

Sue Dobies �

Alan & Patricia �

Donnelly�

William Dreesen �

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Wyatt Erti�

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Pauline Fehrenbacker �

Steve Finnick�

Marilyn Fisher�

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Robbie Gaiek �

Andrew German �

Jeff & Stacey Gibbs�

Elizabeth Gotham�

Elodie Graham�

Barbara Graves�

Chris Griffith�

Lacey Pietropaolo �

Gulick �

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Sue Hall �

Jim Harvey�

Joyce Hatcher�

Shannon Haynes�

Noelle Henning �

Mary Hollis�

Ted Horrocks �

Steve Horwitz�

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Adam Jemmott �

Patt Jones�

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Michael Kachmar�

Scott Kesel�

Robert Kubiak, Jr. �

George Kutterhoff�

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Maureen Lahue�

Kitty Loeper �

James & Liz Lowe �

Hope Lowman �

Teresa Lynch �

Tom Lynch�

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Luke, Lilly, & Jamie �

MacDonald�

Barbara Mack�

Zeke MacUmber�

Mary Morrisey �

Maitone �

Alice Malinowski�

Mary Malinowski�

Claire Maney �

Jim Marianacci �

Lori McJury�

Barbara & James �

McKee�

Terry McKenna �

Scott Miller�

Fr. Thomas Mull�

Fr. Kevin Murphy�

Robert Murphy�

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Gordon Nicholson�

Marie Nicosia�

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Ethan O’Donnell�

Lauren Orlando�

The Orlando Family�

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Susan Paoli�

Ed Pasciak�

Betty Penner�

Jeanetta Pharis �

David Pratt�

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Kathy Revier�

Tom Revier �

Wendy Rex �

Ryder Thomas Rexford�

Gregory Rheude, Jr.�

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Cori Sandoe�

Joan, Donald, & �

Charles Scheibener �

Roger Schutt�

Deb Scorse �

Emily Scorse �

Phyllis Scott �

Christina Senska�

Mary Shaw�

William Shaw�

Madelynn Jane �

Simmons�

Ann Skinner�

Laurie Skinner�

Randy Skrypek�

Donna Smith�

James Smith�

Ralph & Mary Smith�

Tom Socha�

Lorie Stack�

Jacob Staggert�

Sue Steiner�

James Sullivan �

Dennis Supik�

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Abby Terhune�

Dan Tidrick�

Ethel Toner �

Caroline Torbitt�

Fr. Dan Tormey�

V�

Elaine Vanetta�

Janet VanGelder �

Annette Vitalone �

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Lloyd Wade�

Jeff Wagar�

Barbara Walczak�

Marcella Walczak �

The Walczak Family �

Barbara Wasson �

Matthew Wasson�

Tim Welch �

Abbe Widmark�Crowell�

Lori Wolfe�

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Natalia Yanez�

Lisa Young�

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