St. Thomas More, Sarasota Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, March 15, 2015
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a welcoming catholic community devoted to living out and celebrating God’s Word and Sacraments by connecting people to Christ through faith, love, and ministry. 2506 Gulf Gate Dr. Sarasota, FL 34231 | 941-923-1691 | stthomasmoresrq.org ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH | SARASOTA March 15, 2015 4th Sunday in Lent www.stthomasmoresrq. stewardship sunday creating a caring & welcoming environment /stthomasmoresrq Photo of New Member Reception (A Stewardship Committee hosted event)
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a welcoming catholic community devoted to living out and celebrating God’s Word and Sacraments by connecting people to Christ through faith, love, and ministry.
Or contact Mary or Susan at the Parish Office: 941-923-1691
Celebrating the Sacramentsof Baptism, 1st Reconciliation, 1st Communion, Confirmation, R.C.I.A. or Faith Formation (Religious Education for grades K-10) contact Sr. Judy at 941-923-1691 or [email protected] For info about liturgy and sacraments visit: www.stthomasmoresrq.org
Lenten Reconciliation ServiceWednesday, March 25 at 7:00pm
STM Beach Night Friday, March 27, 5:00pm. We return to Siesta Key Beach! - Join us at 5:00 pm as we watch the sunset together. Bring your lawn chair, tableware and utensils. You can also cook your meal on a nearby grill. Wear your name badge and make a new friend! We will gather at picnic tables near the new playground. It is near the new concession stand (the highest building).
WHAT TO EXPECT AT STM
WelcomingOur parishioners love meeting new
people and sharing their lives with others. You’ll also be greeted by some of the most welcoming people you’ve ever met at a Church - and we’re not just talking about the Hospitality Team.
Family-focusedIf you have children, they are ALWAYS welcome to celebrate Mass with the community! In fact, our church was
intentionally built without a cry room because we want children at Mass.
We also have a special family bathroom with child-sized “facilities.”
Dynamic WorshipThroughout the Mass, you’ll be
encouraged and invigorated by the community’s full, conscious, and active
participation in the Liturgy. Our community loves to SING!
The Word of God is proclaimed in a dynamic fashion. The homilies are
geared towards loving people where they are - and challenging them to
become better Christians.
A CHURCH UNLIKE ANY OTHERThere’s so much more to talk about! Our parish is a wonderful, dynamic community and we welcome you
to celebrate Liturgy with us this weekend!
It doesn’t matter if this is your first time, 50th time, or first time in 50 years - know that you always have a place to worship,
and a community to belong to at St. Thomas More Catholic Church.
To learn more, visit www.stthomasmoresrq.org/
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S.E.T. For more information about Safe Environment Training for those interested in volunteering with children, students and vulnerable adults, please visit http://www.stthomasmoresrq.org/set
TRAINING DATESt. Thomas More ParishThursday, March 26, 6-8pm or Saturday, March 28 9:30-11:30 amPlease call the Parish Office at 941-923-1691 to register. You must have been finger-printed prior to registration. This is an ideal location for training. If you wish to become involved in ministry in the Parish, you must attend.
Next Week: We prepare to welcome Fr. Joe Clifford - our new pastor! Look for information about him, as well as a letter from Fr. Henry endorsing him!
This ministry reaches out to those in need (recovering from health issues, post- partum moms, grieving families and more) and offers meals and other assistance.
We are greatly in need of volunteers. This is a ministry that volunteers find rewarding - helping those in need. You will not be asked for any long-term commitment, just able to help out occasionally.
Yes, you must be fingerprinted, but we do not publish the results and you are reimbursed for the cost. Yes, you have to have required Safe Environment Training.
Sounds like an inconvenience? Having completed these painless requirements safeguards you as well as the parish.
Intentions, March 15-22Sunday Fr. Michal 8:00am Ann Marie Savoy Howard & Madeline Tinkham
Fr. Guarino 9:45am Kevin Kowalski Bob Haas
Fr. Morris 11:30am Barbara Ansel Bob Haas
Monday Fr. Michal 8:00am Angela Faga Frank Amalfitano
Fr. Dave 11:00am Maurice & Helen Conway Tuesday Fr. Michal 8:00am Thomas Feeney James Walsh Fr. Dave 11:00am Patrick & Joan Naughton Patrick Gavan
Wednesday Fr. Michal 8:00am Walt Eck Wladyslawa & Aleksander Sadowski Fr. Dave 11:00am John Gardner Catherine Clas
Thursday Fr. Michal 8:00am Walt Eck Donald Pack Fr. Dave 11:00am Joe Pitrone Joseph Walker Friday Fr. Sepich 8:00am Rose Lynch Jeffrey Ditmars
Fr. Dave 11:00am Anna Thack
Saturday Fr. Dave 8:00am Palmer & Coyle families, living & deceased
Fr. Michal 3:00pm Walter Ogonowski Vera Tesla
Fr. Guarino 4:30pm Devin McShane George Flynn
Sunday Fr. Michal 8:00am Christopher Montana Ann Maggio
Fr. Guarino 9:45am Bonnie Albertson Patricia Urgo
Fr. Morris 11:30am Robert Auchinleck Sue Martel
Sanctuary Candle - is lighted this weekend by Nancy Walsh in fond memory of James Francis Walsh.
STAFFFr. Michal Szyszka Parochial Vicar
Sr. Judy BaldinoPastoral Associate
Rev. Mr. Bob GaitensDeacon
Alex DilanOrganist and Music Director
Chuck LynchSacristan
Tom LelyoYouth Ministry
Mimi FitzgeraldHealth Ministry
Coordinator
Jim SelinskiDirector of Operations and Stewardship
WHAT DOES THE S T E WA R D S H I P COMMITTEE DO?Our goal is to create a caring and welcoming environment for visitors a n d p a r i s h i o n e r s alike. Members of the Stewardship Committee come from all different b a c k g r o u n d s a n d d i f f e r e n t l ev e l s o f involvement in parish life. To date, some of our committee’s initiatives have included:
• 2014 Ministry Fair• New member’s reception• New member welcome
phone calls• The Info Desk in the
Narthex• Parking lot banners &
welcome signs• “Stewardship in Action”
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“What you are is God’s gift to you, what you become is your gift to God!” -Hans Urs von Balthasar
After Mass, the Stewardship Committee will be distributing Lenten prayer cards to remind each of us that we all have special gifts and talents that God has given us. We are all called to use these talents to be stewards of Christ! We are all challenged during the season of Lent to reflect on how we can become active in the church and give to God the gifts of our time and talent. Remember, WE ARE THE CHURCH!
“When moving to Sarasota, my husband and I were searching for a church that was welcoming to young couples and families. A great parish to get involved in a community of all ages!”
-Colin & Kristen
“God used the MOTHER’S CIRCLE MINISTRY as a means to my reversion to the faith. We never know how we may change someone’s life by getting involved.”
-Meghan
“Stewardship is a way of life. We are all called to share our gifts and talents. We are the community of St. Thomas More and the greatest gift we can give is “the gift of ourselves!” In the words of Mother Teresa, giving is “Love In Action!”
- Dar Sery
VBS SIGNUPS OPEN! - This year, VBS will be held on Monday July 27th - Friday July 31st from 9AM-12PM. All children K-5 are invited to participate. Cost is $35/camper and $30 for each additional family member. Volunteers are also needed, students 6th-12th grade can receive community service hours! For details, contact Tom Lelyo.
SIGN UP GO TO: stthomasmoresrq.org/vbs
GET INVOLVED!
CHILDREN MINISTRIESstthomasmoresrq.org/childrenTom Lelyo 941-374-6884
S.E.T for all volunteers AT ST. THOMAS MORE THIS MONTH!!!Thursday March 26, 6-8pm or Saturday, March 28 9:30-11:30am
Please call the Parish Office at 941-923-1691 to register. You must have been finger-printed prior to registration.
More info at stthomasmoresrq.org/set
More Prayer: Our prayer book of the Sick is located in the Chapel. Write your intention; be assured that those entered are prayed for daily.
Centering Contemplative Prayer
Thursdays @ 6:30 pm in the Spirit Center
Ed Savoy 941-923-5706
Prayer Chain Dale Eppig 941-923-4961
prayer: small groups Rosary Weekdays @ 7:30 am
in the Church
Women at the Well & Micah’s Men
1st & 3rd Wednesdays
6:30 pm in the Chelsea Center
Roger Grenier 941-993-2908
Remember and Honor Loved OnesThis Easter, we will have our beautiful 7-foot
lily tree placed behind the altar for all to see. It will add to the festive Easter decorations and celebration. This is a memorial tree, giving parishioners an opportunity to remember or honor a loved one by sponsoring a beautiful plant as well as all the Easter lilies and decorations in the church and chapel.
We will publish a list of those who made a $20 contribution, and the names of those to be remembered or honored.
Mail or drop off your donation to the Parish Office: St. Thomas More Church, 2506 Gulf Gate Drive, Sarasota, FL 34231.
Checks are to be made payable to St. Thomas More Church. Please include, clearly printed and on a separate sheet, the name(s) of the person(s) you wish to remember or honor.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Retreat Center - VeniceHoly Week Retreat – Easter Triduum of the Passion & Resurrection of the Lord: April 2 – 5Holy Week retreat begins with supper on Holy Thursday and ends after Sunrise service and breakfast
Easter Morning. Accommodations and meals: Single Occupancy $300.00 per person. Double occupancy $225.00 per person.
Ignatian Spirituality Retreat: April 20 – April 23Retreat Master: Fr. Thomas Rochford, SJ. Cost is $395 per person which includes accommodations
and meals. Private rooms and baths. Space is still available for all dates. Contact OLPH, at (941) 486-0233 for additional information or visit our website; www.olph-retreat.
org for registration forms.
Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors and Altar Servers Contact Joanne Tarara: [email protected]. Written notice required by the FIRST of each month of away dates for the next month. If unable to serve, you must secure a replacement. Email Joanne for a sub call list.
Hospitality Ministers Contact Charles Ballschmieder: [email protected]. Written notice required by the FIRST of each month of away dates for the next month. If unable to serve, you must secure a replacement.
The St. Thomas More Prayer Shawl Ministry meets on the first and third Wed. of each month in the Garden Room of the Chelsea Center at 1:30 pm.
We welcome new members and work can be done at home as well as at our meetings. We knit or crochet, talk and bless our completed shawls each time. Our shawls are available during regular hours in the church office. If you have questions, call or e-mail Pat Lucke: 927-3419 or [email protected].
St Thomas More Concert Committee Presents
Performance will be in the Chelsea Center Call 941-923-1691 to see if any tickets are left!!
Scouting• Cub Scouts Pack 100: Mondays - 6:00 pm in the Spirit Center. All boys ages 7-11 welcome! Pack Leader: Michelle Dunn 941-806-8133; [email protected]• Boy Scouts Troop 100: Mondays - 6:00 pm in the Spirit Center. All boys ages 11-18 welcome! Troop Leader: Javier Aristimuño 941-232-8073; [email protected]• Girl Scouts Troop 780: Thursdays - 6:00 pm in the Chelsea Center. All girls ages 5-18 welcome! Troop Leader: Virginia Lawlor 941-925-9832; [email protected])
Casserole ClubThis group of men, widowers, married and single, meet on the last Monday of the
month at noon for lunch. We meet to enjoy camaraderie and to support widowers reminding them they are not alone, are part of our community and to keep them involved in parish life.
Send Jack Dyer your email address so he can inform you of the restaurant the group will be going to and answer your questions. Contact: Jack Dyer: [email protected] or (941) 921-4901.
Mingle More SinglesSingle and looking for fun Florida adventures with other singles? Dancing, movies,
plays, boating, pot lucks, picnics on the beach are all on the agenda for group members.
For more information about Mingle More, STM’s ageless SINGLES GROUP,call Rob Hand at 941-355-2159. You will be able to find out what is happening next, or request that your name be put on our roster and e-blast list.
Growing Through GriefIf you have suffered the loss of a loved one and are having difficulty coping, join
us in Growing Through Grief. Here you can meet others who are going through the same process. We offer each other support and give validation to our feelings. We meet on Wednesdays, 4:00-5:00 pm in the Chelsea Center. For information, call Patt Lail, 927-4853 or Cathie Harbulak at 516-946-0852.
GROUP
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Weekly Offertory
March 8, 2015 $28,301.01St. Vincent dePaul $ 236.00 Parish Pay - weekly $ 1,341.00Parish Pay - youth ministry $ 50.00Meat the Need $ 23.00Youth Ministry $ 476.00Eastern/Cent. Europe Mission $ 3.00Black/Indian Mission $ 3.00Ash Wednesday $ 53.00
March 8, 2014 $27,370.00
Online gifts can be made using the website: www.stthomasmoresrq.org/ways-to-give/
Catholic Faith Appeal
2015 Catholic Faith Appeal Goal: $345,000
To make a gift: www.stthomasmoresrq.org/cfa
Checks should be made to “Catholic Faith Appeal” and placed in the collection basket or brought to the Parish Office.
Restaurant Nights Benefit CFA
Let your server know you’re from St. Thomas More and 15% of your bill will be donated towards our CFA goal!
Support Groups: AA, Al Anon, Nar Anon & NA Meetings • Alcoholics Anonymous at 5:30 pm Mondays, Chelsea Center, Garden Room This is a sober living
group with an open-meeting format consisting of a reading and discussion of the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book.
• Al-Anon at 7:00 pm Mondays, Chelsea Center, Garden Room Al-Anon family groups are made up of relatives and friends of alcoholics who meet for fellowship and share experiences with strength and hope in order to solve common problems.
• Alcoholics Anonymous at 6:00 pm Wednesdays, Chelsea Center, Westminster Room The focus is prayer and meditation, as proposed in the eleventh step of Alcoholics Anonymous.
• Alcoholics Anonymous at 6:00 pm Fridays, Chelsea Center, Garden Room This is a sober living group with an open-meeting format consisting of a brief reading followed by discussion.
• Narcotics Anonymous at 8:00 pm Sundays, Spirit Center, Gathering Room This is a Twelve-Step program of recovery from drug addiction for men and women for whom drugs have become a major problem. The program is group-oriented and is based on the Twelve Steps and the Twelve Traditions adapted from AA.
• Nar-Anon at 8:00 pm Sundays, Spirit Center, Faith Room Nar-Anon is a Twelve-Step program designed to help relatives and friends of addicts recover from the effects of living with an addicted relative or friend. Nar-Anon’s program of recovery uses Nar-Anon’s Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions.
Around Town
Mission Talk: NicaraguaMark your calendar for Tuesday, March 24 at 1:00 pm, Salvation Army at 1701 Tuttle Ave. Consider
joining Sister Debbie Blow, O.P. as she shares her stories of HOPE on her 59th mission to Nicaragua. She will also share her experience of “living in the ashes" as we continue our Lenten journey.
Along with her slide presentation, we offer a COME AND SEE experience in which you will not be disappointed. For reservations,please call Sister Gloria 941-924-8045.
Sunday: Beckham’s on the Trail 941-706-1654Sunday & Monday: Mattison’s 41 941-921-3400Any evening: The Italian Grill 941-966-6565
CALENDAR
Sunday, March 15 - Youth Group Food Drive/Stewardship Speaker/Concert Ticket Sales8:00am, 9:45am, 11:30 am Masses - Church8:00pm N.A. Meeting - Spirit Center8:00pm Nar-Anon Meeting - Spirit Center
Monday, March 167:30am Pray the Rosary - Church (Gracia Garrido 941-922-3656)8:00 am & 11:00 am Masses10:00am Quilters of St. Thomas More - Spirit Center (Bonnie Lagner 941-921-1261)2:30pm G.O.D.D. Squad Practice - Spirit Center (Josie Madigan 941-966-8563)5:30pm AA - Chelsea Garden Room6:00pm Social Justice Ministry - Chelsea Center6:00pm Cub/Boy Scouts - Spirit Center (Michelle Dunn 941-806-8133; Javier Aristimuño 941-232-8073)7:00pm Al-Anon - Chelsea Garden Room
Tuesday, March 17 7:30am Pray the Rosary - Church (Gracia Garrido 941-922-3656)8:00 am & 11:00 am Masses No Faith Formation
Wednesday, March 187:30am Pray the Rosary - Church (Gracia Garrido 941-922-3656)8:00am & 11:00am Masses9:30am Mothers’ Circle - Spirit Center (Natalie Lelyo 215-620-1184)1:30pm Prayer Shawl Ministry - Garden Room (Pat Lucke 941-927-3419)4:00pm Growing Through Grief - Chelsea Center (Patt Lail 941-927-4853 or [email protected])6:00pm AA - Lancaster Room, Chelsea Center6:00pm Youth Group - Spirit Center (Tom Lelyo 941-374-6884)8:00pm Traditional Choir Rehearsal - Church (Alex Dilan 941-923-1691)
Thursday, March 197:30am Pray the Rosary - Church (Gracia Garrido 941-922-3656)8:00 am & 11:00 am Masses9:30am Crafty Ladies (Mary Hautanen 941-922-8892)9:30am Funeral Mass for Theresa Brelish - Chapel10:00am Quilters of St. Thomas More - Spirit Center (Bonnie Lagner 941-921-1261)4:00pm Guardian Ad Litem - Chelsea Center (Sandra Mullen 941-377-5979)6:00pm Girl Scouts (Virginia Lawlor 941-894-7975; [email protected])6:30pm Contemplative Prayer - Chelsea Center (Ed Savoy 941-923-5706) 7:00pm R.C.I.A. - Chelsea Westminster Rm. (Sr. Judy Baldino 941-923-1691; [email protected])7:00pm Contemporary Choir - Church (Alex Dilan 941-923-1691; [email protected])
Friday, March 207:30am Pray the Rosary - Church (Gracia Garrido 941-922-3656)8:00 & 11:00 am Masses9:15am Adult Bible Study - Spirit Center MAIN RM. (MaryJo Dranttel 941-343-0522; [email protected])1:00pm Cards & Mah Jongg - Chelsea Center4:30pm Blessing- Chapel6:00pm AA Meeting - Chelsea Center Garden Room7:00pm Concert - Dick Hyman - Chelsea Center (Barbara Blackburn 941-927-5670)
Saturday, March 217:30am Pray the Rosary - Church (Gracia Garrido 941-922-3656)8:00am Mass - Chapel8:30am Secular Franciscan Meeting - Chelsea Center (Gracia Garrido 941-922-3656)9:00am Lenten Reconciliation - Chapel Reconciliation Room9:30am Funeral Mass for Marge Feeney3:00pm, 4:30pm Masses - Church
Sunday, March 22 - Coffee and Donuts after 8 & 9:45 am Masses8:00am, 9:45am, 11:30 am Masses - Church12:30pm Confirmation Class - Spirit Center (Sr. Judy Baldino 941-923-1691)8:00pm N.A. Meeting - Spirit Center8:00pm Nar-Anon Meeting - Spirit Center
Fr. Jerry Kaywell is Back!!!!
The Legacy Continues.......
The Board of Directors of the Men of St. Thomas More is pleased to announce
An Evening with Fr. Jerry Kaywell
April 6, 2015 in the Chelsea Center. Doors open at 6 P.M.
The Rev. Jerome Paul Kaywell's list of accomplishments is long: Franciscan
novice, successful songwriter and professional musician, Grammy-award
winner, Clio Award judge, two time survivor of lymphatic cancer, Roman
Catholic Priest, popular recording artist and philanthropist. Fr. Jerry is Pastor
of Sacred Heart Parish in Punta Gorda.
Fr. Jerry Kaywell is Back!!!!
The Legacy Continues.......
The Board of Directors of the Men of St. Thomas More is pleased to announce
An Evening with Fr. Jerry Kaywell
April 6, 2015 in the Chelsea Center. Doors open at 6 P.M.
The Rev. Jerome Paul Kaywell's list of accomplishments is long: Franciscan
novice, successful songwriter and professional musician, Grammy-award
winner, Clio Award judge, two time survivor of lymphatic cancer, Roman
Catholic Priest, popular recording artist and philanthropist. Fr. Jerry is Pastor
of Sacred Heart Parish in Punta Gorda.
Fr. Jerry Kaywell is Back!!!!
The Legacy Continues.......
The Board of Directors of the Men of St. Thomas More is pleased to announce
An Evening with Fr. Jerry Kaywell
April 6, 2015 in the Chelsea Center. Doors open at 6 P.M.
The Rev. Jerome Paul Kaywell's list of accomplishments is long: Franciscan
novice, successful songwriter and professional musician, Grammy-award
winner, Clio Award judge, two time survivor of lymphatic cancer, Roman
Catholic Priest, popular recording artist and philanthropist. Fr. Jerry is Pastor
of Sacred Heart Parish in Punta Gorda.
Fr. Jerry Kaywell is Back!!!!
The Legacy Continues.......
The Board of Directors of the Men of St. Thomas More is pleased to announce
An Evening with Fr. Jerry Kaywell
April 6, 2015 in the Chelsea Center. Doors open at 6 P.M.
The Rev. Jerome Paul Kaywell's list of accomplishments is long: Franciscan
novice, successful songwriter and professional musician, Grammy-award
winner, Clio Award judge, two time survivor of lymphatic cancer, Roman
Catholic Priest, popular recording artist and philanthropist. Fr. Jerry is Pastor
of Sacred Heart Parish in Punta Gorda.
Fr. Jerry Kaywell is Back!!!!
The Legacy Continues.......
The Board of Directors of the Men of St. Thomas More is pleased to announce
An Evening with Fr. Jerry Kaywell
April 6, 2015 in the Chelsea Center. Doors open at 6 P.M.
The Rev. Jerome Paul Kaywell's list of accomplishments is long: Franciscan
novice, successful songwriter and professional musician, Grammy-award
winner, Clio Award judge, two time survivor of lymphatic cancer, Roman
Catholic Priest, popular recording artist and philanthropist. Fr. Jerry is Pastor
of Sacred Heart Parish in Punta Gorda.
Fr. Jerry Kaywell is Back!!!!
The Legacy Continues.......
The Board of Directors of the Men of St. Thomas More is pleased to announce
An Evening with Fr. Jerry Kaywell
April 6, 2015 in the Chelsea Center. Doors open at 6 P.M.
The Rev. Jerome Paul Kaywell's list of accomplishments is long: Franciscan
novice, successful songwriter and professional musician, Grammy-award
winner, Clio Award judge, two time survivor of lymphatic cancer, Roman
Catholic Priest, popular recording artist and philanthropist. Fr. Jerry is Pastor
of Sacred Heart Parish in Punta Gorda.
Banquet prepared by:
Master Chef, Jeff Olson
serving
Prime Rib
Members and spouses or significant other will be admitted at member pricing. All
other Men and Women are invited as Guests at the cost of $15.00 per person.
Space is limited. Reservations are required and honored on a first come first
served basis. Pay on-line through link below or Mail your check made out to the
Men of St. Thomas More, 2506 Gulf Gate Dr., Sarasota FL 34231.
Click here to PURCHASE TICKETS
or copy/paste the following into your internet browser
Women’s Club News Striving To Create a Caring Community of Christian Women Within Our Church
THE STMWC INVITES YOU TO JOIN THEM FOR LUNCH & A VISIT TO THE BIG CAT HABITAT
AND GULF COAST SANCTUARY
11:30 AM Lunch at Joey D’s, 3811 Kenny Drive, (Corner of Bee Ridge & Cattlemen, arrive at 11:00 am for a more leisurely lunch)
Hosted By Sue Stofko & Pat O’Connell
After Lunch We Will Proceed To The Big Cat Habitat & Gulf Coast Sanctuary on 7101 Palmer Blvd. “Big Cat Habitat and Gulf Coast Sanctuary is a non-‐profit safe haven for big cats, bears and native wildlife. World-‐renowned educator and behaviorist Kay Rosaire and her son Clayton present training demonstrations with their rescued big cats in an educational forum. During the demonstrations they gently encourage the cats to show off their magnificent natural behaviors. You will be enthralled and entertained by these majestic animals as they demonstrate their characteristic athletic ability and unique individual personalities.”
12:30 PM Big Cat Habitat Animal Show 2 PM Price Adults $15 Children $7
Individual Payments Accepted at Joey D’s and Big Cat Habitat RSVP By Friday, March 20
New Member Church Tour and Parish HistoryJoin parishioners Cheryl Stock and Sue Stofko at 9:00 am, Saturday, March 28 as they lead an
informational tour of our campus, beginning with the church.You will learn about: parish history, architecture, artwork, the chapel, where to park and our church
ministries. There will be a walk through Spirit and Chelsea Centers. We wrap up with a question/answer period.
Banquet prepared by:
Master Chef, Jeff Olson
serving
Prime Rib
Members and spouses or significant other will be admitted at member pricing. All
other Men and Women are invited as Guests at the cost of $15.00 per person.
Space is limited. Reservations are required and honored on a first come first
served basis. Pay on-line through link below or Mail your check made out to the
Men of St. Thomas More, 2506 Gulf Gate Dr., Sarasota FL 34231.
Click here to PURCHASE TICKETS
or copy/paste the following into your internet browser
