Wed., Thurs., Fri.: 7:30 am Saturday: 5:00 pm

Sunday: 9:00 am & 11:30 am

Saturday 3:30 pm (Also by appointment)

Saint Luke A ROMAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF DISCIPLES

THE CHURCH OF

1980 Hillsdale Road El Cajon, California 92019

(619) 442-1697 www.thechurchofstluke.org

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time - October 15, 2017

Reflection Reflect upon/Share about what it means to truly be a disciple of the Lord. How do you wear your baptismal garment so it can be seen in public? What can you change in your life to make sure you are more visibly a disciple of the Lord? Alternate: Reflect upon/Share about party or event which you enjoyed. What does the way you dressed for that party, or event, say about you? What does the way you act in everyday life say about your relationship to God?

Gospel The servants went out into the streets and gathered all they found, bad and

good alike, and the hall was filled with guests. But when the king came in to

meet the guests he saw a man there not dressed in a wedding garment. He said to him, ‘My friend how is it that you came in here without a wedding gar-

ment?’ But he was reduced to silence. Then the king said to his attendants,

‘Bind his hands and feet, and cast him into the darkness outside, where there will be wailing and grinding of teeth.’ Many are invited, but few are chosen.”

Mt 22:10-14

First Reading : Isaiah 25:6-10a Second Reading: Philippians: 4:12-14

GOSPEL: Matthew 22:1-14

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL

Parish Pastoral Council

normally meets on the 3rd Tuesday of the month.

Visitors/observers welcome. If you wish to have

an item placed on the agenda, contact a Council

member to present it for you or contact the Parish Office.

Parish Council Members:

Fr. Ron Cochran Jane Alfano

Mark Balmert Amy Cannon

Bob Guarnotta Linda Jacobson

Anita Leak Sam Lupo

Don Mercurio Dcn. Emeritus: Dennie Nickell Rick Roberts Dave Sapper Karen Sapper Tom Selfani Bryan Shull

Dcn. Jerry Stenovec Dcn. Allan Williams

PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL

The Parish Finance Council meets every other

3rd Wednesday of the month.

Parish Finance Council Members:

Fr. Ron Cochran

James Chitkowski Jim Crockett

George Heidenreich Jeanne Houghtby

John Krueger

Cathy March

Dave Sapper

Jim Stepovich Richard Venancio

Parish Council, Finance Council & From the Pastor

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From the Pastor

Dear parishioners, A couple of things have happened this week that make me feel like I need to speak on the Anthem protests by NFL players and the Black Lives Matter movement in general.

Many people have responded to the Black Lives Matter movement by saying that all lives matter. That’s true, all lives do matter. That’s Christianity. But, the Black Lives Matter movement is not denying that. It’s not saying that Black live matter and others don’t. It’s saying that we have brothers and sisters in our communities who feel they are being treated as if their lives don’t matter. Some people seem to think that we have to take sides against the Black Lives Matter movement if we are going to support our police. That’s simply not true. We don’t have to take sides against anybody. We must side with both the black community and our police if we are ever going to solve the problem. It is not going to be solved by creating greater divisions, or laying blame, or anything else that doesn’t bring us together. The problem is a problem for all of us, not just or black brothers and sisters. I can’t even tell you exactly what the problem is but I can tell you we should be looking into it. We should be asking ourselves, with all stakeholders represented, what is the problem and what can we do, together, to solve it? The Anthem protest is precisely that, a protest. Protests are designed to bring a particular subject to the forefront. The Boston Tea Party was an illegal protest that brought a burning colonial issue to the knowledge of King George. Yet we hold that up as a glorious part of our American history. George Washington, by the way, was completely against that protest. And, that protest was one of the things that led to war. The protestors aren’t protesting the flag or America. They are protesting the unequal treatment many believe our black communities experience with our police. This is not something we should go to war over. It is something we should work together on. I have to commend Roger Goodell. In his letter to the owners, he speaks of a plan that would be revealed at their next meeting that would provide a method “to promote the work of our players on these core issues, and that will help to promote positive change in our country.” I don’t know if what he is proposing will work but I think it is better than simply condemning the messenger. By the way, divisive attitudes, actions and comments are not Christian. Pray for their fruitfulness, Fr. Ron

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS

Ann Ponsor, La Mice Denton, Brian Hill, P.Michael Winkler, Gary Corwin, Roberto Lopez, Lorraine Flint, Bill Phillips, Isaac Armas, Mary Botte, Lara Pasi, Nancy Usrey, Ryan Cochran, Emmanuel Hallak, Dylan Coughlin, Frank Alfano, Selena Chum, Jimmie Davis, Dr. Barbie Taylor,

Rachel Chavez, Michele Chavez, Gray Draper, Linda Rogers, Helen Chu, Al Bowen, Margaret Dennison, Jacob Seilheimer, Joyce Kammer, Theresa Warcholik, Cheryl Berry, Natalie Enriquez, Candace Dayton, Harriet, Ladel, Michael Ward, Nina Murphy, Noel Fisher, Jason Zdunich, Karen Bennett, Connie Elba, Blanche Duncan, Charles Brown, Jim Leachman, Christine Banuelos, Jose Orrantia, Dave Johnson, Mina Scannicchio, Jan Lindgren, Carol Petrich, Carey Moore, Jose Azarza, Parker Landis, Joan Smith, Anthony Potito, Kaylee Mikulsky, Jackie, Jeff Rogers, Michelle Tello, Chase Laird, Vera Navetta, Miriam Kaskorkis, Adelaide Fitzwater, Ed Solorzano, Alice Zizzo, Luis Orrantia, Maggie Matthews, Sophia Christensen, Steven, Cindy Russell, Karen Walker, Mike Murphy, Ann Mussomeli, Jeanine DeSanti, Joe James Sowards, Vie Liddell, Olivia Dunn, Jennifer Soares, Dorothea Wall, Martina Chiappara Cahill, Antoinette Daquisto-Guidi, Bob Weisham, Teri Harrison, Danielle P. Joe Scannicchio, Maria Warcholik, Ruthie Condon, Marin Mejia, Mike Marcon, Theresa & Vito Siragusa, Tracy Weaver, Rick Gores, Corrine Meierbachtol, Sue Sullivan, Rose Camacho, Tommy Collet Sr., John Lawton, Justin Hughes, Clara Morrison, Travis Butler, Jordan Garcia, Winston Quitiquit, Gregory S., Joan Hall, Joni Marco, Vern Hubka, Ricky Latorre, Camryn Mayer, Dolores Morrison, Aimee Gatus, Tommy Collet Jr., Thomas Baca, Chuck Moore, Gui Mei Guo, Audrianna Lococo, Karl Viederstein, Carey Moore, John Morrison, Maria Teresa Valquez, Nancy Samayoa, Tyler Parr, Karin Oravetz, Terry McMullin, Mary Morrison, Laura Allen & Family, Ryan Waters, Sam Attisha, Debra Burke, Andrew Mearm, Richard Perricone, John Agostini, Clara Morrison, Austin Gatus, Rosemary Lowe, The Hill Family, Russell Morrison, Frances Colombo, Christina Morrison, Megan Kruer Jones, Zaim Attisha, Laura Lee, Teresa Russo, Lillian Peregud; and all our relatives and friends who are sick. A NOTE ABOUT OUR PRAYER LIST: If you would like to add a name to our prayer list please contact Nancy Adema. Also please notify Nancy when a name can be removed. We appreciate the prompt notification & your cooperation.

Remember in your Prayers, Weekly Readings, Mass Intentions

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PARISH FINANCES

In order to fulfill our budget, we need to collect an average of $12,722 in the collection basket each week. Some weeks may be higher and some lower but we need to maintain that average. Additionally, we have budgeted for an average of $12,802 to be contributed monthly through our Online Giving contribution program. The total amount budgeted through these sources is $660,095 this year. Our budget includes another $106,384 expected income from other sources; (Annual Catholic Appeal rebates, Christmas & Easter collections, Sacramental Donations, Interest, One-time gifts & bequests, etc.). LAST WEEK: Totals for 10/08/2017

Plate: $ 1,129.00 Envelope: $ 13,220.00 Total Collection Basket: $ 14,349.00 Online Giving May 2017 = $20,604.78 (114 users) SUPPORTING THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH: Once you’ve made a decision on how much you should be giving, decide how to give.

WAYS TO GIVE: You can use envelopes, as many people do, you can set up automatic donations through your Bank, (forms available in the parish office), you can go to Online Giving on the St. Luke website and set up an online giving plan which you can personally manage or call the parish office to arrange an online giving plan administered by the parish Business Manger. Online Giving Link: www.thechurchofstluke.org Click on: Online Giving in the center of subject bar. For more information please call the parish office at 442-1697.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Sunday: Is 25:6-10a/Ps 23:1-6/Phil 4:12-14, 19-20/Mt 22:1-14 or 22:1-10 Monday: Rom 1:1-7/Ps 98:1-4/Lk 11:29-32 Tuesday: Rom 1:16-25/Ps 19:2-5/Lk 11:37-41 Wednesday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b/Ps 145:10-13, 17-18/Lk 10:1-9 Thursday: Rom 3:21-30/Ps 130:1b-6ab/Lk 11:47-54 Friday: Rom 4:1-8/Ps 32:1b-2, 5, 11/Lk 12:1-7 Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18/Ps 105:6-9, 42-43/Lk 12:8-12 Next Sunday: Is 45:1, 4-6/Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10/1 Thes 1:1-5b/Mt 22:15-21 THIS WEEK’S MASS INTENTIONS Saturday: 5:00pm Bruno & Margaret Bubis RIP Sunday: 9:00am Marietta D’Alessio 11:30am Parishioners of St. Luke Wednesday: 7:30am Connie Bennet RIP Thursday: 7:30am Daniel Marshall RIP Friday: 7:30am Walter Newell RIP Spec. Int. Saturday: 5:00pm George Sanders Sunday: 9:00am Parishioners of St. Luke 11:30am Angela Sandora RIP SAINTS AND SPECIAL BSERVANCE Sunday: 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Hedwig, Religious; St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, Virgin Tuesday: St. Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr Wednesday: St. Luke, Evangelist Thursday: Sts. John de Brébeuf and Isaac Jogues, Priests, and Companions, Martyrs Friday: St. Paul of the Cross, Priest Saturday: Sweetest Day Next Sunday: 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Mission Sunday

PLEASE PRAY FOR OCTOBER WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES:

Ken & Susan Stempien 58-years Rex & Karen Cole 51-years Jim & Georgia Taft 47-years Richard & Barbara Theisen 39-years Erka & Miguel Villavicencio 19-years Dan & Amy Cannon 17 -years Anthony & Marivel Gonzalez 12-years

Would you like to have your Wedding Anniversary placed in the

bulletin? please call 442-1697.

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Gospel Meditation, Live the Liturgy & Why Do We Do That

GOSPEL MEDITATION: 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time "My friend, how is it that you came in here without a wedding garment?" Today's Gospel parable is unsettling in several ways. The various images of rejection, mistreatment, and violence paint an unpleasant picture. Guests refuse to come to a feast, servants are killed, troops are dispatched. The King continues to try to fill his dinner hall, and then when someone finally does show up, the King throws him out for wearing the wrong clothes. What is going on here? The message would have been a poignant one for his Jewish listeners. As the chosen people, they were the first to receive the "invitation" to share in the kingdom of God. But the chief priests and elders were uninterested in accepting Jesus and his authority; thus they didn't show up for the feast. But what about those who did come? Something is expected of them as well. Donning a "wedding garment" is like being properly prepared to enter God's kingdom. Just showing up isn't enough. Here it's important to pay attention to the details. The King first calls his poorly dressed guest "friend." The approach begins with mercy and kind-ness. But the man gives no defense for himself, and displays no desire to change. It's as if he doesn't really care to be there at all. The question this raises for us is whether or not we are "dressed" appropri-ately. We may hang around the banquet hall--going to church, professing to be Christian--but are we sincere guests of the King of kings? Do we truly accept Christ's teachings and live by them, or are we just showing up? The splendors of the invitation Christ gives us should not be taken for granted. We are called to share in a royal feast. May we all be grateful guests.

LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK Pope Francis constantly reminds us of the wideness of God's mercy and its unconditional character. God is always patiently loving his children and opening the doors to his heart. We must, however, freely choose to accept God's invitation and join in the feast of his love. We desire many things and we have restless hearts. We often attempt to quench our desire with things that are short-lived and shallow. All of us long to be satisfied and at peace. How do we announce to the world, in ways that are convincing and without judgment, that it is really God whom we seek?

WHY DO WE DO THAT? - CATHOLIC TRADITIONS EXPLAINED Question: Who is Ignatius of Antioch and what example does he offer us in Christian living as we celebrate his feast day on October 17? Answer: As Bishop of Antioch (the modern day city of Antakya, Turkey), Ignatius witnessed to the faith during the reign of Emperor Trajan, who ruled from 98-117. Persecution of the Christians broke out in Antioch, and Ignatius was captured and taken to Rome for martyrdom in the arena. On his journey to Rome over land and sea, Ignatius writes seven letters to various churches. These letters give powerful glimpses into the theology and practice of the early church, along with insights into the role of a bishop as pastoral leader. Ignatius is the first to use the term "Catholic Church" to refer to the various Christian communities of the Roman Empire. The best known of his letters is the one he wrote to the Romans. Ignatius addresses influential Christians who might be tempted to intercede on his behalf, thus sparing him from martyrdom. As Christ willingly offered himself as witness to God's total love, Ignatius, too, desired to be "food for the wild beasts," so that he could become "the pure bread of Christ." Eucharistic living was so crucial to Ignatius that he was willing to die in order to model himself on the Lord who willingly offered all.

It’s time for Church Cleaning

Monday October 23rd from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon For more information please call

Peggy Nelson

SVDP FRIENDS OF THE

POOR WALK/RUN SEPTEMBER 30, 2017

A Sincere Thanks to our fellow parishioners & friends for their incredible generosity in helping to raise over $6,800 for our Church of St. Luke Conference St. Vincent de Paul Society. We had 44 walkers/runners who "walked a mile or 5k in the shoes of the poor" at Steele Canyon High School. We had 29 on-line donors totaling $3650 (and awaiting a few additional pledges from donors). We had 46 additional parishioner donations after church masses totaling $3091. All proceeds from our SVDP Walk/Run stay with our Church of St. Luke Conference SVDP Society to be used for our "Home Visits" that provide much needed emergency material assistance for rent, utility bills, food, etc. for persons in our El Cajon & East County areas.

A Special Thanks to Anita Razzouki 2017 FOP Walk/Run Chair and all the volunteers who helped make this a very successful fund raising event.

Thanks again & God Bless for helping us live the gospel message of Matthew 25: "...what you do for the least of my brethren you do onto me"

October 21/22 is the 2017 World Mission Sunday Appeal

The Society for the Propagation of the Faith

A Pontifical Mission Society

Please Give Generously

World Mission Sunday, organized by the Propagation of the Faith,

is a day set aside for Catholics world-wide to recommit

themselves to the Church's missionary activity through

prayer and sacrifice.

For additional calendar and event information go to

Contacts & Calendar Information

VISIT OUR WEBSITE For additional calendar and event information.

www.thechurchofstluke.org

FROM THE BULLETIN EDITOR Office Phone: (619) 442-1697 Fax (619) 442-2293

Joanie Maitilasso and Carole Morales OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

THE DEADLINE FOR BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS IS MONDAY AT 12 NOON.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Month of October

(Calendar Events are subject to change)

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 3:30pm Reconciliation 4:00pm rosary for Peace 5:00pm Mass 28thSunday in Ordinary Time 8:30am Pro Life Rosary 8:45pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level II 9:00am Mass w/ Children's Liturgy Word 10:15am Confirmation Prep 10:30am Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level II 11:30am Mass w/Children's Liturgy Word and Baptism: Claire Lentz 1:00 Group Baptism 2:30pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd I and II 4:15pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level III 4:15pm M.S. Faith Formation Session 6:30pm Young Adult Gatherings Saint Luke Patronal Feast 7:30am Mass 6:30pm SVDP Meeting

7:30am Mass 4:00pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd I and II 5:00pm Parish Pastoral Council Meeting 7:30am Mass 11:00am Funeral Mass: Leonard Marino K of C Tootsie Roll Drive 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time 11:00am Funeral Mass: Ray Cadena 3:30pm Reconciliation 5:00pm Mass K of C Tootsie Roll Drive 29thSunday in Ordinary Time 8:30am Pro Life Rosary 8:45pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level II 9:00am Mass w/ Children's Liturgy Word 10:15am Confirmation Prep 10:30am Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level II 11:30am Mass w/Children's Liturgy Word 9:00am Church Cleaning 2:30pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd I and II 4:15pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level III

4:15pm M.S. Faith Formation Session 6:00pm Core Team Meeting

Tues 17th

Sat 14th

Sun 15th

Mon 16th

Wed 18th

Thu 19th

Fri 20th

Sat 21th

Sun 22nd

Mon23rd

PARISH DIRECTORY

Pastor: Rev. Ron Cochran (619) 442-1697 Deacon Emeritus: Dennie Nickell (619) 442-1697 Deacon: Jerry Stenovec Deacon: Allan Williams Pastoral Associate: Jane Cruz Alfano (619) 442-1697 x103 Business Manager: Jim Crockett (619) 442-1697 x110 busmgr@thechurchofstluke.org Secretary: Joanie Maitilasso (619) 442-1697 x101 secretary@thechurchofstluke.org Bulletin Editor: Joanie Maitilasso (619) 442-1697 x101 secretary@thechurchofstluke.org Facility Manager: Robert Stevenson (619)442-1697 x109 Web Master: Lance Attiq webmaster@thechurchofstluke.org. Altar Servers: Dcn. Alan Williams Choir Director: Colin McColl Organist: Susan Paul Eucharistic Ministers: Linda Jacobson Greeters: Maria Oliver Lectors: Susan Smothers Ushers: George Heidenriech

FAITH FORMATION Catechetical Ministry Jane Cruz Alfano, Pastoral Associate (619) 442-1697 x103 pas-soc@thechurchofstluke.org Coordinator of RCIA: Dcn. Jerry Stenovec Coordinator of PreK-5 Faith Formation: Debbie Stenovec (619) 442-2515 x 105 K-5reled@thechurchofstluke.org Coordinator of Middle and High School Faith Formation &Youth a/Young Adult Ministry: Evelyn Beale (619) 442-2515 x 106 Youthreled@thechurchofstluke.org

MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS Baptism Class: Joanie Maitilasso (619)442-1697 Centering Prayer: Rosemarie Murphy Church Cleaning Crew: Peggy Nelson Cub/Boy Scout Religious Emblems: Shannon Vint Eucharistic Adoration: Cindy Christmas & Mike Wasyliw Friends of the Poor: Martha Evans Knights of Columbus: Don Mercurio G.K. Marriage Preparation: Joanie Maitilasso Ministry to Sick and Homebound: Dcn. Jerry Stenovec Outreach Ministry: Ken Stempien Prayer Chain: Nancy Adema Respect Life: Don Mercurio Scrip: Tom Stone Small Church Communities: Jane Cruz Alfano, (619) 442-1697 x 103

Society of St. Vincent de Paul: Mike Wasyliw St. Luke Business Network: Cathy March

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Parish Events

Whispering Winds Women's Auxiliary 2017 Annual Brunch and Fashion Show

“AMAZED by the Most High God” Saturday, October 28, 2017

St. Michael’s Holy Family Center 15410 Pomerado Rd, Poway, CA 92064

Mass: 8:30 (optional) Door Open: 9:30 with a silent action & coffee bar

Brunch: 10:15 Fashion Show & Program: 11:00 – 12:30 More information - contact Chris V. (619-977-7403)

Mega Altar Server Training Session

Open to ALL current and prospect servers & families

We will cover: basic roles of servers, cross bearer training, and incense training

Requirements: have received First Communion

Saturday, October 28

in the Baptistery of the Church 1-3:00 pm Training for New Servers

2:00-2:30 Cross Bearer Training for Current Servers

Tootsie Roll Drive

Annual Fundraiser for persons with Intellectual or developmental challenges will be held after all Masses the weekend of October 21/22nd.

Your support of any extra coins or $dollars

will be sincerely appreciated. Look for the yellow vested volunteers who will be handing out Tootsie

Rolls after all the Masses. All proceeds will directly benefit Noah Homes, The Arc of San

Diego, the St. Madeleine Sophie Center, and East County Training Center.

Knights of Columbus Council #10512 Mike Wasyliw and Tom Kelly

Co-chairs 2017 K of C Tootsie Roll Drive

Ralphs Community Program Reregister - #83930

Thank you so much for your ongoing support of Ralphs. With your help and the support of your members, family and friends, Ralphs is proud to report that we are committed to giving $2 Million during

the next 12 months through our Community Contributions Program. Participants need to reregister at www.ralphs.com or call at 1-800-443-4438.

For your convenience, step-by-step website registration instructions can be found at www.ralphs.com, click on Community, click on Community Contributions, click on ‘Enroll Now’.

If you don’t have computer access, please call us at 1-800-443-4438 for assistance.

IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS

We are scheduled to serve dinner on October 27 from 4-7 p.m.

at Father Joe’s Village and need your help. We need 14 volunteers every month.

If you can help let Dan Goulding know. (619) 244-4543

or by e-mail dgoulding@qualityloan.com. We would like to have our volunteers show up at

Fr. Joe’s Village by 3:45p.m. A carpool will be leaving St. Luke parking lot

around 3:15pm for anyone interested. Your help is truly appreciated. Thank you. This is a monthly event and occurs on the

4th Friday of each month. 11/24/17 and 12/22/17

Parish Events

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Parish Information

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OFFICE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

at The Church of St. Luke Morning and Afternoon Shifts

(or occasional substitute) are available.

Experience is required in the following tasks:

• Fundamental computer skills

• Phone skills • Data Entry

Please Call

Business Manager: Jim Crockett at

619-442-1697, ext. 110

The Knights of Columbus is hosting a special

Rosary for all Families and Friends. Sunday, October 29, 2017 8:15am.

We will have finger rosaries available and yours to keep.

Great for putting on your key ring. Also "A Guide To Praying The Rosary".

Please join us on the 5th Sunday

of October to pray with our families and fellow parishioners

Everyone is Invited to a Pancake Breakfast Sunday-October 29

Served from 9:30am to 11:00am

Old Fashioned Pancakes, French Toast, Scrambled Eggs, and Ham Orange Juice,

Coffee, Tea or Water

Your Price : Adults: $7 Sponsored by: The Knight of Columbus

Las Madrinas Christmas Bake and Craft Sale

December 3rd, 2017 after the 9:00 am Mass in the church hall.

Bake your favorite Christmas Cookies-Pies-Cakes

Make Your favorite Craft Item for this special event For More Info Call:

Ann Murray

All Proceeds to benefit Noah Homes & The Giving Tree

All Saints Day November 1st Mass 7:30am and 6pm.

All Souls Novena Begins November 2nd The All Souls Novena (a nine day prayer) is a special way to remember our loved ones who have gone before us.

Envelopes are available in the office and on the side tables in the Baptistery.

For more info call the parish office 442-1697.