10970 Jack Nicklaus Dr. North Palm Beach, FL 33408 Phone 561-626-1873 Fax 561-626-4383 Web Site: www.paulcross.org Email: [email protected]Rev. Nadeem Yaqoob, O.A.D., Assisting Rev. Daniel Devore, Assisting Rev. Melvin Shorter, C.P., Assisting Rev. Brian Flanagan, Retired Deacon Frank Bandy Deacon Gregory C. Quinn Deacon Robinson Aza Very Reverend Thomas R. Lafreniere, V. F., Pastor Masses Daily: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 am & 5:30 pm, Sat. 8:00 am Sat Vigil: 5:00 pm Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am, & 5:00 pm Confessions: Sat., 8:30 - 9:00 am or by appt. A Catholic Community That Grows Disciples! Saint Paul of the Cross
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10970 Jack Nicklaus Dr. North Palm Beach, FL 33408 Phone 561-626-1873 Fax 561-626-4383 Web Site: www.paulcross.org Email: [email protected]
Rev. Nadeem Yaqoob, O.A.D., Assisting Rev. Daniel Devore, Assisting Rev. Melvin Shorter, C.P., Assisting Rev. Brian Flanagan, Retired
Deacon Frank Bandy Deacon Gregory C. Quinn Deacon Robinson Aza
Very Reverend Thomas R. Lafreniere, V. F., Pastor
Masses Daily:
Mon. - Fri. 8:00 am & 5:30 pm,
Sat. 8:00 am Sat Vigil: 5:00 pm Sunday:
7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am, &
5:00 pm Confessions:
Sat., 8:30 - 9:00 am or by appt.
A Catholic Community That Grows Disciples!
Saint Paul of the Cross
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 5:00 PM † John Gintoli by Pa & Tim Wengierski SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 7:30 AM The Inten ons of our Parishioners 9:00 AM † Ma hew Scurry by Deacon Frank & Julie Bandy 10:45 AM † Bernard Slean by his family 5:00 PM † Petra Cordova by Jose F. & Tery Valdivia MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 8:00 AM For the inten ons of Joseph Micheller
by Edith Smith 5:30 PM † Debra & Ray Jopp by Wanda Ihrig TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 8:00 AM † Michael Kelly by Carol O’Brien 5:30 PM † Edward Bruno by The Bruno Family WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 8:00 AM For the inten ons of Robert & Margaret Jendrejack, on their wedding anniversary 5:30 PM † John Gioia by Ann Scurry THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 8:00 AM † Margaret Seifel by her family 5:30 PM For the inten ons of Pa y Gioia by David Laskey FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 8:00 AM † Maria Wertenberger by Mercadante 5:30 PM † Sean Duggan by his family SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 8:00 AM For the inten ons of Marjorie Kane by Russell & Edith Smith 5:00 PM † John Gintoli by Anne e & Bob Lesser SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 7:30 AM † Harry Kreihs Tabony by David & Debra Tabony 9:00 AM The Inten ons of our Parishioners 10:45 AM † John Gintoli by Marilyn Cartwright 5:00 PM † Raymond Quick by Dave & Beverly McHugh
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Ministry of Religious Educa on &
Confirma on Kate Devine RCIA/ Faith Inquiry
Deacon Gregory C. Quinn
Director of Music & Liturgy
Jeanne Clark
First Friday Exposi on & Holy Hour a er 5:30pm Mass
Devo on to Mary First Saturday of the month, rosary and procession to the gro o following 8:00am Mass. Rosary is prayed
every Saturday a er the 8:00am Mass, and with the Legion of Mary, Tuesdays a er the 8am and 5:30pm Masses.
Adora on Chapel Open for quiet medita on before the Blessed
Sacrament during office hours. Exposi on every Friday. Located across from the Parish Office.
Charisma c Prayer Group Thursdays at 7:30pm in the Parish Center. Mass &
Healing Service 3rd Thursday of each month in the Chapel.
Hospital/Homebound Visits If someone is in the hospital or homebound
and would like a visit, please advise the Parish Office.
Parish Office Hours Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 1:00pm Sunday in the ves bule of the church 9am - 12noon
Frank has chosen the finest collec on of boxed Christmas cards and they are on display and ready to be purchased, already marked down 20%. Located in the Conference Room, directly across from the Gi Shop!
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Bap sms Celebrated on the second Sunday of each month at
12:00pm. Parents are encouraged to a end instruc on class prior to the birth of their first
baby. Please call the office to register.
Next Bap sm Class is Sat., Nov. 9th
This week, October 14th at a glance… Monday: 8:30 AM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2 PM Yarn & Rose Knitters 5 PM Sandwich Makers Tuesday: 8:30 AM Legion of Mary 10 AM Christ Child Society Meeting 6 PM Kairos Team Meeting Wednesday: 5 PM Columbiette ‘Fresh Start’ Happy Hour 6 PM Legion of Mary 6:30 PM Columbiette Meeting 7 PM Acts: The Spread of the Kingdom Bible Study facilitated by Fr. Tom Thursday: 7 PM Walking with Purpose Women’s Bible Study 7:30 PM Mass & Healing Service Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Saturday: 11 AM - 3 PM Parish Family Day Event Sunday: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM Coffee, Donuts & Fellowship 9 AM Story Keepers 9:15 AM RCIA class 10:15 AM CIA session 5 PM Confirmation I & II, Middle School - Mass, Dinner and Class Looking forward to, in the near future: Mondays 5:30 PM Al-Anon Meeting; 10/24 Feed the hungry - (please bring a meatloaf) dinner at St. George’s Center; 10/26 All Paul’s Men; 11/2 Daylight Saving Time ends 2am; 11/2,3 - Gigantic Flea Market-St. Francis of Assisi; 11/16-17 Columbiette Bake Sale after all weekend Masses; 11/22 Concert in church; 11/26 Interfaith Service; 11/28 Parish Family Thanksgiving Mass-9am
Marriages Arrangements should be made at least six months prior
to the wedding date. Please call the Parish Office. Our beau ful Ave Maria Banquet Hall (capacity 325) and our St. Joseph Hall (capacity 175) are available for rental for approved adult recep ons and gatherings for occasions connected with church events.
For assistance Call 1-800-348-2886, Ext. 611 or go to osvonlinegiving.com/611
SUNDAY, September 29th $ 11,003.00 Online $ 2,388.00
Maintenance and Improvements Fund
$ 2,656.00 Online $ 557.00
God bless you and thank you for your generosity in supporting your church!
FOR OCTOBER 19/20 Sat., 5:00 PM - Nancy Anderson Sun., 7:30 AM - Patti Azoto 9:00 AM - Cynthia Leising
Ann Scurry
1 0:45 AM - Joan Cashon
ST. VINCENT de PAUL Thrift Store 250 W. INDIANTOWN ROAD #108
Located just West of Alt A-1-A Call 561-401-9585
Mon. - Sat. 10am-4pm
DONATIONS ACCEPTED, VOLUNTEERS WELCOME!!
Your dona ons assist the poor in many ways. Thank you for dropping your dollar bills and loose change in the poor
boxes. God bless you!
SECOND COLLECTION - THIS weekend is the Diocesan collec on for the Propaga on of Faith - World Mission Sunday.
~~~ JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN OUR PARISH ~~~ There are two employment posi ons open
in our Parish Office: one is for a full- me Recep onist; the other is for a part- me Communica ons and
Technology Specialist. The job pos ngs and applica ons are on our Diocesan website at diocesepb.org. On the bo om of the main page on the right side click, “Go to Employment Center”; click on the Job Lis ngs and then
Employment Applica ons to apply. Call Pa if you have any ques ons.
MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITY
The Parish would like to offer the opportunity to purchase & memorialize one of our two newly purchased ciboria with a lid for $400 each. These sacred vessels will be used during Mass in our parish. If you are interested please see Frank in our gi shop or call the Parish Office.
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME HEALING AND SALVATION
The readings today speak of healing and salva on. In Second Kings, Naaman, a commander of the army of the king of Syria, develops leprosy. He goes to a stranger, a prophet from Israel,
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: Rom 2:1-11; Ps 62:2-3, 6-7, 9; Lk 11:42-46 Thursday: Rom 3:21-30; Ps 130:1b-6ab; Lk 11:47-54 Friday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9 Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18; Ps 105:6-9, 42-43; Lk 12:8-12
To prepare for the Readings of Oct. 19/20
First Reading — As long as Moses kept his hands raised up, Israel had the be er of the fight (Exodus 17:8-13). Psalm — Our help is from the Lord, who made heaven and earth (Psalm 121). Second Reading — Remain faithful to what you have learned and believed (2 Timothy 3:14 — 4:2). Gospel — Will not God secure the rights of his chosen ones who call out to him day and night? (Luke 18:1-8).
Parish Family
Vocations Chalice Program Sponsored by The Knights of Columbus
Council 12322 Thankyoutothisweek’sfamily:TheVeneziaFamily
You or your family may sign up, please call the Parish Office.
Included with the Chalice is a notebook with suggested prayers and a place to write about personal
experiences during the week the Chalice is in your home. Over the next few weeks we would like to share
some of those comments:
“It was a wonderful blessing to have the presence of the Lord so close to us by hosting
the Chalice in our home.”
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Inspire us as we grow to know you, and open our hearts to hear
your call. We pray!
ARE YOU READY FOR A NEW
BIBLE STUDY?
Fr. Tom will begin a twenty-week Bible study
Acts: The Spread of the Kingdom on Wed. Oct. 16th at 7 PM in the Ave Maria Hall.
Participants will meet weekly to view an engaging video presentation followed by a time of lively group discussion and fellowship. For more information or
to register, visit ascensionpress.com, or call the Parish Office.
REST IN PEACE - Jeannine Chosson, Joy Spencer, Theresa Swift
May they rest in God’s peace and may their family be strengthened in faith.
JOIN US FOR A MASS AND HEALING SERVICE
Thursday, October 17, 7:30 PM
Come share your prayers for yourself or for a loved one, and benefit from the precious healing power of the Eucharist.
A Column by Fr. Tom
Looking Through Stained Glass
The Passion
In our last column, we examined how the Son of God became man through the Incarnation, thus beginning the work of salvation that is His Mission. In this column, we continue our examination of Christ’s saving mission through His Passion and Death. In our next column, we will see the completion of the mission in the Resurrection.
“For our sake, He was crucified under Pontius Pilate, He suffered Death and was buried…” These lines from the Creed express several truths about Jesus’ Passion. First, Jesus died “for our sake.” Jesus did not die for His own sake, but for ours. Jesus, who is without sin, died for each one of us, who are sinners. In Paul’s Letter to the Romans, he expresses Jesus’ sacrifice in this way: “For Christ, while we were still helpless, yet died at the appointed time for the ungodly. Indeed, only with difficulty does one die for a just person, though perhaps for a good person one might even find courage to die. But God proves his love for us in that while we were still sinners Christ died for us.” [RM 5:6-8]
“He was crucified under Pontius Pilate…” As a human being, Jesus’ ministry happened in time, and so did His death. Our Creed reminds us that Jesus died during the prefecture of Pontius Pilate. Pontius Pilate is a person of history, so this line of the Creed reminds us that Jesus too was alive as a man of history, and also that He was crucified specifically during this time period. Also, this line of the Creed states that Jesus’ death was at the hands of the Romans. In the past, some people have participated in anti-Semitic speech and action because of perceived deicide (the murder of God) on the part of the Jewish people; however, our Creed firmly lays Jesus’ death on Pontius Pilate.
“He suffered death and was buried…” Through His death and burial, we are once again reminded that Jesus is fully human. Some heresies (untruths
about the faith) try to explain the Crucifixion (and the subsequent Resurrection) by saying that Jesus never really died, but was merely asleep. However, we believe that indeed He did die. In fact, in the Gospel accounts of the Passion, we are told of the certainty of Jesus’ death. In John’s Gospel, we are told: “When they came to Jesus and saw that he was already dead, they did not break his legs, but one soldier thrust his lance into his side, and immediately blood and water flowed out.” [JN 19:33-34] Without going into a complicated and lengthy medical explanation, the blood and water that flowed out of Jesus are said to have been signs that Jesus had indeed died. Of course, the occur-rence of death is further confirmed by Jesus’ burial. Jesus was not only buried, but remained in the tomb for three days.
Perhaps one question remains: Did God die on the Cross? For an answer to this question, we return to our belief that Jesus is fully human and fully divine. [cf. CCC, 464] “Have among yourselves the same attitude that is also yours in Christ Jesus, who, though He was in the form of God, did not regard equality with God something to be grasped. Rather, He emptied himself, taking the form of a slave, coming in human likeness; and found human in appearance, He humbled himself, becoming obedient to death, even death on a cross.” [Phil 2:5-8] The human Jesus died on the Cross, but certainly God did not die. God is the source of all being; therefore, God cannot die. If God ever died, all being – all existence – would cease to exist.
In our next column, we explore the Resurrection as the completion of our salvation.
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All Saints Catholic School 1759 Indian Creek Parkway
Email [email protected] All Saints is dedicated to providing all students with a nurturing, learning environment reflecting Gospel
values and teaching the traditions of our faith. Come see for yourself!
“Where All God’s Children are Honored”
“Walking with Purpose” Women’s Group & Catholic Bible Study
THE RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS
“COME AND SEE” FOR THOSE WHO MAY BE
SEEKING MORE IN THEIR FAITH JOURNEY, THE R.C.I.A. PROGRAM
MEETS ON Sunday mornings
at 9:15 AM in the All Saints Room
IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO WOULD LIKE TO BECOME CATHOLIC, PLEASE INFORM THEM OF THIS OPPORTUNITY. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND/OR TO REGISTER, PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE AT 561-626-1873.
Wednesday Mornings at 10 AM Thursday Evenings at 7 PM (except the 2nd
Thursday for LIFT ) St. Gabriel Bldg. Prayer Lounge
ALL WOMEN WELCOME
Faith Formation NEWS
CIA - Religious Education for 1st - 5th grade,
Sunday’s 10:15 - 11:45 AM including First Communion Prep
2nd Sundays - Family Mass, Oct. 13th and Service Project/Session
CIA Session TODAY, Oct. 13th Family Mass, and Service Project/Session
Oct. 20th and Nov. 3rd
Confirmation I & II, 8th & 9th graders and Middle School, 6th & 7th graders
Sundays 5 PM Mass & 6 PM - 8 PM, dinner and class
Class TODAY Oct 13th & 20th, Nov. 3rd See you at Mass!
STORY KEEPERS - Children infants to age 5 are welcome to come to the St. Gabriel Building Room 109 during the 9 AM Sunday Mass.
This program is ongoing and free of charge.
Hope you can join us!
We’ve made it easy!
1. paulcross.formed.org 2. Enter your registration information
3. Watch and Enjoy!
CATHOLIC SOCIAL
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Columbie e mee ngs are on the 3rd Wednesday of the month. The next mee ng
is Wed. Oct. 16th at 7 PM in the All Saints Room. Refreshments begin at 6:30 PM.
Please consider joining the Columbie es
The Columbiettes cordially invite the women of the Parish to a
‘Fresh Start Happy Hour” on Wednesday, October 16th from 5 to
6:30 PM in the All Saints Room. Let’s get together for
some fun & fellowship!
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Knights of Columbus general mee ngs are on the 2nd Wednesday of the month; the next mee ng is Wed., Oct. 9th (officers meet on the 1st Wed., the next mee ng is November
6th) at 7 PM. Please consider joining the Knights of Columbus at St Paul of the Cross Parish. Contact Jonathan Knaus at 561-603-8303 or email [email protected]
TEACHING CORNER
Challenge Questions: In what ways can I bring real hope to those whose lives are under attack today? Find out more at:
www.respectlife.org
Christ Our Hope: In Every Season of Life
"Those who are most vulnerable, rather than receiving the protection they deserve, are all too often seen as a burden and as expendable. As new attacks on human life continue to emerge, we can be tempted to despair, but Christ instead offers us unfailing hope. Hope is not false optimism or empty positivity. Christian hope is something much more profound and goes to the very depths of our identity as followers of Christ." (Catechism of the Catholic Church 1817)
Registered Parishioners: Please help keep our census current by advising us of any changes of address, phone numbers, and family additions or deletions. New Parishioners Registration forms are available on our website, in the Office during the week, and in the vestibule of the Church in the wall rack.
BOOK OF SOULS We invite you to record the names of your
deceased family members in our “Book of Souls” which will be in the vestibule
of the church this weekend. During the Masses on the Feast of All Souls, our book will be
brought to the altar as a living bond of love between the Pilgrim & Patient Communities
of St. Paul of the Cross as we all await the Triumphant coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
MIRACLE HOUSE BABY BOTTLE BOOMERANG
Next weekend, Oct. 19-20th, Columbiettes will be handing out baby bottles for you to take home and fill with coins, bills and/or checks
(payable to: Miracle House) to help women with unplanned pregnancies. With a little help, women can be encouraged to carry their babies to term and to plan productively for their future and the future of their unborn babies. You may return the filled baby bottle the next two weeks to the welcome center or the parish office. Thank you!
Donate a Meal for KAIROS OUTSIDE Your $10 dona on will provide a meal for a lady a ending a Healing Weekend Retreat for women affected by the incarcera on of a loved one. Clip the Meal Ticket below. Write your first name on it and bring it to the Parish office or the Welcome Desk. Checks can be made out to St. Paul of the Cross.
Buy as many ckets as you'd like!
This meal is provided by: Name: ______________________________ City: _______________________________
This new commandment I give you: that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, so you must
love one another. John 13:34
Matthew 25:35 For I was hungry and you gave me to eat...
Two ways to help! * Make a meatloaf on the fourth Thursday of each month and bring it to the parish office by 2 PM. Next
drop off date is October 24th. * Serve dinner to the hungry at St. Georges Center, 21 W. 22nd St. RB, on the fourth Thursday of each month (Oct. 24th). Arrive by 5 PM, serve and cleanup, done by 6:30 PM!
Please contact the parish office for more information.
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Listen live at 98.3 FM or ww.wpbvradio.com
We are crea ng a Memory Book to commemorate our 50th Anniversary. It will be filled with photographs and memories of the past fi y years of our parish. The memory book will be distributed to those who a end our Anniversary Gala on February 22, 2020, as well as to everyone who places an adver sement, best wishes, or memorial in the book. If you wish to par cipate in this Memory Book, please find the form below at the Welcome Desk or in the Parish Office. If you have any ques ons, please contact the parish office.
St. Mary Catholic Church Pahokee, Florida Dear Fr. Tom Lafreniere, Thank you for your generous dona on of $7,800
towards our Religious Educa on Program. The benefactors are the children of our parish who rely on us every Sunday for Religious Educa on. I am grateful that your parishioners find it in their hear to donate to our parish and to you for your support. I pray this spirit of generosity con nues deep into every corner of your life to constantly encourage you and the people around you. Again, thank you and God bless you from all of us here in Pahokee, a small migrant agricultural community. Thank you for your dona on and may the abundance of our Father’s blessings be always with you.
Respec ully yours in Christ, Fr. Juan Raul Cardenas, Pastor
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DID YOU GET YOUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY GIFTS? Window clings and postcards are available at the Welcome Desk!
Mark your calendar for these events taking place during our 50th Anniversary year:
Oct. 19—Parish Family Day Nov. 22—Concert in Church Dec. 6—Ministries Dinner Jan. 25, 2020—Neapolitan Knight
Feb. 22—5pm Mass & Celebration
March 28/29—Ministries Fair Golf Tournament—TBA June 6—Renewal of Vows
1 PM opening of the me capsule
CHOIR PRACTCE IN THE EARLY DAYS OF OUR PARISH.
IS THAT MARY KAY ETTARI ON THE LEFT? AND BOB LESSER WAY IN THE BACK LEFT?
Ray & John Seymour Chuck Shaw Richard Shorter Linda Siepermann Cameron Simpson Patricia Smith Marie Jean Smythe Mila Soltis Hanna Elizabeth Sousa Charles Speer Ki and Beth Spicer Edward Stewart Patricia Stichnoth Kelly Suddell Kevin Sullivan Carol Svane Maryann Talamo Cassandra Terrasoses John Thomas Leon Thomas Rebecca Timmons Jeana Tumbarello Ora Turner Jose Uribe Mark Vadas Rosemary Ware Doug Weiss Joan Wheeler Fr. Paul Wierichs Luann Wiita Owen Williams Felix Wilson Matt Wright
Michael Leth, Sr. Emma & Tommy Lewis Amelia Limongelli John Lippert Carol Lombardo Michelle Lombardo Sam Loria Randy Lowe Sharon Lowe Jim Lumbra Tom & Kathleen Lumbra Frances Mackey Neal Mackey Lucille Mackin Alissa Manfredonia Sr. Joan Marconi Barbara Marrero Melisa Marshall Shelly Martin Becky Mason Christopher McCormack Renee McCullough Kathleen McDonald Kelly McDowell Bob McGlynn Pat McJury Don McKinnon Robert McNally Kathy Megna Jack Morrow Jacque Morrow Pat Muir Deborah Mulligan Robert Mulligan Denise Murphy
Mary Ann Haggerty Jeff Hale Kari Hale Patricia Halloran Bob Harford Katie and Kyle Hauser Neil Henry Adam Hewko Ed Hildenbrand Claire Hochschwender Thomas Hollandsworth Karen Hopkins Marilyn Horan Nancy Hutchinson Linda Hutton Cathy Jacobs Tony Jasso Christine Jenkins Nawal Kamel Barbara Kaminski Agnes Karis John Keelor Audrey Kelly Nancy Kelly Peg Kelly Louis Kerti, Jr. Peter Kilfeather Barbara King Vincent Knaus Dan Labonte Joseph Lamartina Marielle Landry JoAnn Lang Joy Lathan Rebecca Laughton
Richard Dalessio Dorothy Davidson Rick De Blasio Laura Deluca Rita Dickson Gina DiDonato Kristina DiDonato Rand Doane William Doll Robert Duncan Sonia Durand Richard Dziedzic Will English Alicia Erickson Ernst Fihn Joseph Fink Patrick Fons Mike Forte Evelyn Frazier Jack Frazier James Gallagher Anna Elias Galvez Jose Galvez Gail Ganzlin Brittany Garcia Tresa Gardella Elena Gargano Frank Giugliano Karen Goodheart Nancy Greene Barbara Grimple Carol Grusich Sue Gunther Linda Guevremont
Denjay Addamas Barbara Anderson Jan Anderson Richard Michael Anderson David Antonuccci George Arevalo Carlos Aviado Rose Baker Frances Balducci Joan Barice Austin Barnes Clare Bellucci Tindra Birely Peggy Black Sara Blanco James Boyer Bill Cahill Coralie Cahill Richard Campbell Ida Campisi Rusty Canant Mary Carroll Ryland Carson Henry Chenette Bill Cherrie Cecilia I. Cheves Kimberly Chorniewy Wayne Clark Rose Colombo Kristin Snyder Costa Don Crawford Eileen Crowell Lenny D’Agostino Catherine Dailey
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PLEASE NOTE: Please call the Parish Office if you are being admitted to the hospital or know of someone in our parish who requests a visit from a priest or Eucharistic Minister. Names will remain on the prayer list for two months, unless notified.
Whether or not we are present at Church, we remain one in the Lord. Please keep the following members of our parish family in your prayers: Jim Bolam, Charlie Carito, Sally Foote, John Graves, Gene Mazurowski, James Rooney, James P. Smith, Sco Taylor, Mary Zakoor and
Karen Murphy Amal Nawal Michael Nelson Jana Norman John O’Brien Mike O’Hagan Glenda Lavin O’Leary Ricardo Pacheco Kevin Parise Dr. Harry P. Pasqual Clare Pearce Abbey Peeples Jim Perrella June Petrello-Henig Mike Piotrowski Stephen Pomaro Dyanne Pricco Anthony Puma Marta Purucker Bob Quig Donna Rawnsley Maria Reupke Alberto Robles Lily Rojo-Sirico Robert Rosch George Sakis Rosana Salcedo Rita Sanchez Raffaela Santagata Algis Saurusaites Ana Scappatore Charles Sears Zeke Seifel Geraldine Servedio Daniel Sieff
Sean Ancona, Navy CS 2 Christopher Avola Spec. Thomas Bates Tyler Blank Maj. Travis Blaschke, Army Avia on PFC Adam Blazak, Army Chris Bodley Corporal Thomas C. Boehnlein, USMC LCPL Christopher Boudreault, USMC Angela Browning Maj. Nicolais Chighizola, Air Force Ryan M. Costello, Army Col. John Cross, Army Michael Crump 1st Lt. Michael J. Culler, 101st Airborne Ryan Cunningham, FLA Na onal Guard Josh Cur s LCpl Giulio D’Alatri, Marines PFC Gabriel D’Alatri, Marines Command Sgt. Maj James Dickens, Army Staff Sgt. Stephen Dickens, Army
1st Lt. John F. Dowd, Army 2nd Lt. Sam Dowd, Army
Capt. Michael Andrew Dytrych, Army Hanah Eastwood
2nd Lt. Kirk C. Faris, Air Force Major Ma hew Farmer, Army
Ma hew Filimon Lt. Col. Douglas Y. Finn, USMC
Lt. Col. Jennifer Formell Sco Fruedenthal, Army
Darrin Gabriel Private Ma hew Gainey
Lance Cpl Tyler Geary, USMC LT Ruth Gaunt, Navy Michael Gorczynski
Michael Gordon-Tenant, Army PFC Thomas Greenia, Army
PFC Thomas Grodeska, Army Capt. Ma hew Guidone, Army
PFC Kevin M. Hanlon, Army Capt. Thomas Harris, Army
Tech Sgt. Thomas M. Hennessee, Air Force Lt. Col. Cornelius Hickey, USMC Capt. Kris ne Hochschwender
Lt. Tyler Hochschwender Captain Steve Irving, 101 First Airborne Sgt. Chris an Marino Jakobsen, USMC
Capt. Mitchell Joslin, Army Ranger Capt. Jeff Kea ng, Marines
2nd Lt. Andrew King, Army Sgt. Emily A. Konkle, USMC
Major Karl Kuechenmeister, Army Spencer Calvin McGuire
Maj. Jennifer Lammert-Rupp Capt. Kelly Lammert, Air Force Private Joseph LaSasso, Army
Master Sgt. Kyle Mack SRA Jessica Maguire, Air Force
Daniel Malloy, USMC Ma hew March C.P.O. Navy
Brian Metzger Ens. Daniel Mongiove, Navy
Bryan Neumann Fr. Tom O’Flanagan, Chaplain, USN
Chad Owens Capt. A.J.Palumbo, Army
Staff Sgt. Derek D. Ragion, Marines Staff Sgt. Nick Raich, Army
Capt. Tom Rielly, Army Capt. Brice Roberts, Army
Maj. Andrew Rupp, Air Force Lt. Col. Laura Sepeda
Robert Shaner Des n A. Stahl, Navy
Capt. Chris ne Stevens Steve Stropp, Marines Special Ops
Capt. Patrick K. Thompson, Army Joseph Vazquez, Navy
Tech Sgt. Marcy Vaughn, Air Force Amanda Wilson
PLEASE PRAY for the men and women in our armed forces sta oned overseas, for the
military commanders who lead them, for President Trump and
his advisors and for...
Merciful Father, You desire the welfare of all your children. Stretch out Your protec ng arm over our men and women in the service. Shield them from every danger to body, mind and soul. Comfort them in loneliness, sustain them in hardship, give them the courage they need to
fulfill their duty and so do Your will in all things. Bestow on our leaders and the leaders of the world the wisdom and prudence which will bring peace and jus ce to all. This we ask through Jesus Christ, Your Son, Our Lord. Amen. Mary, help of Chris ans, pray for us.
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