THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO Garnerville, New York 10923 SERVED BY Reverend Joseph P. LaMorte............. Pastor Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Weber ......... Assisting Oratorian Fathers of St. Philip Neri.................. Assisting Salesians of Don Bosco .......................................... Assisting George M. Albin, Jr............................ Permanent Deacon Roland F. Dowen................................. Permanent Deacon John J. Kelly ........................................... Permanent Deacon Donald A. Ruzzi......... Religious Education Coordinator Dana L. Spicer........................... Regional School Principal Donna L. Bochnik........................................... Parish Trustee Paul A. Gonoud.............................................. Parish Trustee Anthony T. Parisi............................. Finance Council Chair Carolyn E. Caramanica ................Pastoral Council Chair David C. Azarow ....................... Director of Sacred Music THE SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST The Lord’s Day Saturday Evening Anticipated Mass ................. 5:30 PM Sunday Morning............................... 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM Weekday Monday thru Friday (at Immaculate Conception). 7:30 AM Monday thru Saturday............................................ 9:00 AM Holy Days .............................. 7:00, 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM PARISH OFFICE 21 Cinder Road 947-1873 Monday thru Friday ................. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Email ................................... [email protected]Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 29 Cinder Road 429-2775 Email ..................................... [email protected]Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org REGIONAL SCHOOL 29 Cinder Road 947-1330 Email ............................................ [email protected]Website ........... www.stgregorybarbarigoschool.org THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Confessions are heard on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 PM and anytime upon reasonable request. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM First and third Sundays at 1:00 PM. Expectant parents may contact the parish office to arrange for the baptism seminar at 7:30 PM on the first Monday of the month to help them understand the beauty and responsibilities of the sacrament. Adults are baptized and confirmed at the Easter Vigil after completing the stages of the Rite of Christian Initiation. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Since Catholic marriage requires a time of preparation, arrangements should begin at least six months before the proposed date of the wedding to allow for the Marriage Preparation Program and Natural Family Planning (NFP). Registered, participating and contributing parishioners may contact the parish office to begin the process. PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK If you are planning to enter the hospital for surgery, experiencing a prolonged or serious illness, or are very weak due to advancement of age, call the parish office to arrange for the sacraments of reconciliation, communion and anointing at home, also available every Saturday morning at 9:00 AM Mass. Communal anointing of the sick is celebrated at Mass each April and October. Notify us or the Catholic chaplain at Good Samaritan, Helen Hayes and Nyack of any hospitalization so that we may be of assistance. Be sure to tell the admitting office that you are a Catholic patient and a member of St. Gregory Barbarigo parish. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL is open all day and night for Eucharistic adoration and is located at the south end of the campus on Cinder Road in front of the parish house. Parishioners and friends are encouraged to become adorers or to stop in and spend some time in quiet prayer with the Lord. WELCOME The St. Gregory Barbarigo faith community warmly welcomes you. Please introduce yourself to Father LaMorte as you leave church so that, on behalf of the entire community we may greet you. You may register at the parish office and pick up an informational packet. Kindly notify us of any change of address. St. Gregory Barbarigo parish is a Christian community of disciples in the Roman Catholic tradition, called by Jesus, united in Eucharistic worship and growing in faith, hope and love. Nourished through the sacraments and strengthened by God’s transforming love, we are empowered to know the gospel message and to witness it to others. As Christian stewards, we are thankful for God’s many gifts and we commit ourselves to share our time, talent and treasure in Christ-like service within our parish community and beyond. We seek God’s blessing and guidance to be faithful to this mission. MISSION STATEMENT TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY OF THE CHURCH YEAR October 22, 2017 Serving the Catholic Community in Garnerville, Pomona, Stony Point, Thiells and West Haverstraw since 1961
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T H E R O M A N C A T H O L I C C H U R C H O F
ST. GREGORY BARBARIGO Garnerville, New York 10923
SERVED BY Reverend Joseph P. LaMorte.............Pastor Reverend Monsignor Edward J. Weber ......... Assisting Oratorian Fathers of St. Philip Neri.................. Assisting Salesians of Don Bosco .......................................... Assisting George M. Albin, Jr............................ Permanent Deacon Roland F. Dowen................................. Permanent Deacon John J. Kelly ........................................... Permanent Deacon Donald A. Ruzzi......... Religious Education Coordinator Dana L. Spicer...........................Regional School Principal Donna L. Bochnik...........................................Parish Trustee Paul A. Gonoud.............................................. Parish Trustee Anthony T. Parisi.............................Finance Council Chair Carolyn E. Caramanica ................Pastoral Council Chair David C. Azarow ....................... Director of Sacred Music THE SACRAMENT OF THE EUCHARIST The Lord’s Day Saturday Evening Anticipated Mass ................. 5:30 PM Sunday Morning...............................7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM
Weekday Monday thru Friday (at Immaculate Conception) .7:30 AM Monday thru Saturday............................................9:00 AM
Holy Days..............................7:00, 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM PARISH OFFICE 21 Cinder Road 947-1873 Monday thru Friday ................. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Email ................................... [email protected] Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 29 Cinder Road 429-2775 Email [email protected] Website ..................... www.stgregorybarbarigo.org REGIONAL SCHOOL 29 Cinder Road 947-1330 Email ............................................ [email protected] Website ........... www.stgregorybarbarigoschool.org
THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Confessions are heard on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 PM and anytime upon reasonable request. THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM First and third Sundays at 1:00 PM. Expectant parents may contact the parish office to arrange for the baptism seminar at 7:30 PM on the first Monday of the month to help them understand the beauty and responsibilities of the sacrament. Adults are baptized and confirmed at the Easter Vigil after completing the stages of the Rite of Christian Initiation. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Since Catholic marriage requires a time of preparation, arrangements should begin at least six months before the proposed date of the wedding to allow for the Marriage Preparation Program and Natural Family Planning (NFP). Registered, participating and contributing parishioners may contact the parish office to begin the process. PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK If you are planning to enter the hospital for surgery, experiencing a prolonged or serious illness, or are very weak due to advancement of age, call the parish office to arrange for the sacraments of reconciliation, communion and anointing at home, also available every Saturday morning at 9:00 AM Mass. Communal anointing of the sick is celebrated at Mass each April and October. Notify us or the Catholic chaplain at Good Samaritan, Helen Hayes and Nyack of any hospitalization so that we may be of assistance. Be sure to tell the admitting office that you are a Catholic patient and a member of St. Gregory Barbarigo parish. PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL is open all day and night for Eucharistic adoration and is located at the south end of the campus on Cinder Road in front of the parish house. Parishioners and friends are encouraged to become adorers or to stop in and spend some time in quiet prayer with the Lord. WELCOME The St. Gregory Barbarigo faith community warmly welcomes you. Please introduce yourself to Father LaMorte as you leave church so that, on behalf of the entire community we may greet you. You may register at the parish office and pick up an informational packet. Kindly notify us of any change of address.
St. Gregory Barbarigo parish is a Christian community of disciples in the Roman Catholic tradition, called by Jesus, united in Eucharistic worship and growing in faith, hope and love. Nourished through the sacraments and strengthened by God’s transforming love, we are empowered to know the gospel message and to witness it to others. As Christian stewards, we are thankful for God’s many gifts and we commit ourselves to share our time, talent and treasure in Christ-like service within our parish community and beyond. We seek God’s blessing and guidance to be faithful to this mission.
MISSION STATEMENT
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY OF THE CHURCH YEAR October 22, 2017
Serving the Catholic Community in Garnerville, Pomona, Stony Point, Thiells and West Haverstraw since 1961
THE TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR OF GRACE OCTOBER 22, 2017PRAYERS FOR THE SICK The sick are comforted knowing that we pray for them. In your charity, please remember Eileen Walsh, RayFarrell, Ann Bottini, the petitions on the Wailing Wall and the intentions on the prayer network.
THE BLUE STAR BANNER, created in 1917, hung in a family’s window to show pride in a loved one serving in the armedforces. St. Michael the Archangel, keep safe those protecting our liberty: LT JAKUB BIALEK, USN; MAJOR EDWARD CARDINALE,USAF; USMC; MAJOR MATTHEW COYNE, USA; PVT SHAWN GLEASON, USMC; LCDR DAVID J. HANEY, USN; CAPTAIN ERIKA NOYES, USA; LTJG JOHN
PETR, USN; 2LT NICHOLAS PISANO, USA; SGT RICHARD PISANO, USA; SGT ZACHARY SENTER, USMC; TSGT CHARLES VANDERBILT, NYANG; CPL
JOHN C. WAMSLEY JR., USMC.
I’VE GONE TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR YOU Please rememberFather John Coleman, Mary Ellen Gannon, the Gulf War IIcasualties and these souls for whom Mass will be offered:MONDAY, OCTOBER 23Saint John of Capistrano, Priest
7:30 AM (IC) Louis Vicari9:00 AM (SGB) The People of Saint Gregory Barbarigo
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24Saint Anthony Mary Claret, Bishop
7:30 AM (IC) Felix Baez9:00 AM (SGB) Marian Davis
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25Weekday
7:30 AM (IC) Thomas Lynch9:00 AM (SGB) William Whitehouse
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26Weekday
7:30 AM (IC) Maria and Nina Campagna9:00 AM (SGB) Intention of the Donor
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27Weekday
7:30 AM (IC) Owen Kelly9:00 AM (SGB) Russell Poore
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28Saints Simon and Jude, Apostles
9:00 AM (SGB) Edward C. RyanSUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 Thirtieth Sunday Per Annum
5:30 PM George Long 7:30 AM Albert and Virginia Guelcher 9:30 AM Joe and Betty Maguire11:30 AM Anthony DeSena
*(IC) Immaculate Conception (SGB) St. Gregory Barbarigo
If you have arranged an intention for Mass, consider presenting the gifts of breadand wine during that celebration and kindly inform the usher.
THIS WEEK AT A GLANCESUNDAY, OCTOBER 22
9:30 AM Golden Age Communion Breakfast, Lynch’sTUESDAY, OCTOBER 24
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 263:00 PM Bible Study, OLV7:00 PM Bible Study, School Room 101
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 276:30 PM Rockland County Adoration Night, Gymnasium
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 288:30 PM Discovering Christ Training, Immaculate5:30 PM CYO Basketball Mass, Church
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29Priesthood Sunday USA
CALLED TO THE WATERS OF BAPTISM Last Sunday, AUTUMN
MARIE LIVINGSTON, MACKENZIE JOSEPHINE PAULEY AND SHEILA LIEN VUONG
were presented at our baptismal font and became children ofGod and new members of our parish. We offer a warmwelcome to them and congratulations to their parents andfamilies.
QUESTION FOR THE RIDE HOMEHave you ever felt caught in a trap? Where did you turn for
help? Is there a way to reflect the sacred in the way you live?
BE WITH ME, LORD It is hard to think of a practice morebeneficial than daily Mass. Join those who come faithfully toour beautiful church to celebrate Eucharist at 7:30 and 9:00 AM.You will find this half hour you give to prayer very rewarding.
LEVITY LIVE SGB FUND RAISER Please help support our regional school by enjoying a night out at Levity Live with comedian Tom Cotteron Friday, November 17 at 7:30 PM on the fourth level of the Palisades Center Mall. Tickets are $20 and are available in the narthex.
CALLING ALL LAY MINISTERS Can you help serve at Mass on All Saints’ Day, Thanksgiving Day, December 8 and during Christmas?Please call us at the parish office to volunteer (947-1873 or [email protected]).
LAY MINISTRY FORMATION St. Gregory is blessed with many dedicated people who serve as Extraordinary Ministers of HolyCommunion, Readers, Altar Servers, Choir and Catechists. Are you interested in serving God and our community in this special way?Maybe Father has already seen the potential within you. If you are interested, or if you are asked, please say yes!
STEWARDSHIP IS A WAY OF LIFE ~ GOD'S PLAN FOR GIVINGFor the Lord’s generosity, we returned to His Church
A Week Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,294.00A Year Ago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,185.50“Reflect on what you give and why you give. What matters is notthe value of the gift, but the spirit of the giver.”
The bulletins that you thoughtfully brought back to mefrom your vacation time around the country remindedme that there are many parishes in the United States
that do not have a priest to celebrate Mass on weekday orSunday mornings. The reality of the decline in vocations tothe priesthood has not hit us so dramatically here, althoughin nearby Albany, they are faced with it. And it won’t be toolong when Rockland County is experiencing what otherplaces are. Here at St. Gregory Barbarigo, we are blessed atpresent to have the services of Monsignor Weber and theSalesian and Oratorian Fathers. I imagine that there areparishes that might envy our situation. That is why I am veryhappy to be able to host my classmates at a Mass ofthanksgiving next Monday.
Each year around the anniversary of theirordination, New York priests who studied at Dunwoodieusually come together to celebrate another year of blessingsin the vineyard of the Lord. We rotate through the classaccording to the alphabet, each one of us taking his turn tohost a Mass and dinner at his parish. It is a wonderfultradition that we have been keeping for 36 years. 2017 is myturn. So, the other members of the class of 1981 have beeninvited to Garnerville to pray together and then enjoy asimple class dinner at the parish house. I would like you tojoin us that night if you can, for Mass at least. I wish I couldinclude you at the dinner table, but . . . .
As you know, my class was ordained on Hallowe’en.It is a unique distinction that we hold. Since most of us willbe out trick or treating that day, the day before ourordination anniversary is a good compromise. Most of us arepastors and some are in special work. You will get thechance to meet all of us if you come. Presently, FatherRonald Altrui is in the diocese of Scranton, Father GeorgeBaker is at St. Mary in Obernburg, Father Joseph Bisignanois at St. Patrick in Bedford, Jimmy Bona is now a layman andretired from Colgate University, Father Ivan Csete is alsoretired and serving the Hungarian community, FatherWilliam Elder is a professor of canon law at Dunwoodie,Father Joseph Emmanuel was ordained in Sri Lanka in 1981and is at St. Joan of Arc in Sloatsburg, Father Arthur Golino isat St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Father John McDonagh who isretired and Father Michael McLoughlin from St. Columba inHopewell Junction. I hope you can join us to celebrate.
Father LaMorte
ALL SAINTS AND ALL SOULS On November1, Catholic people celebrate the lives ofpeople, both famous and obscure, butespecially those known only to their friendsand families who are now living with God inheaven. It is a holy day of obligation forCatholics to attend Mass which will be
offered at 7:00 AM (for those who must leave early for work),9:00, (attended by the regional school children), and 7:30 PM(for those returning from work). The Commemoration of All theFaithful Departed will be on November 2 when we rememberall the souls in purgatory and offer Mass for our beloved dead. There is a special envelope for ALL SOULS’ DAY to enroll thenames of your family and friends in your packet and in thenarthex. Masses at 7:30 at Immaculate and 9:00 AM at SGBwill be offered for the repose of the souls enrolled on that day.
MASS FOR THE BEREAVED The Church from earliest times hasguarded the words of Scripture that “it is a holy and wholesomething to pray for the dead that they may be loosed from their sins.”(2 Mac 12:43). Every year on All Souls’ Day and throughout themonth of November the Church prays, especially in the Mass,for all the faithful who have been called home to God throughdeath. On Saturday morning, November 4 at 9 o’clock, we willbe celebrating a MASS FOR THE BEREAVED. As a community unitedin faith, we share in the loss of our parishioners who havedied. Everyone is invited to this Mass. A letter of invitationhas been sent to families who have experienced the death ofa relative during this past year. If you suffered a loss and thefuneral was in another parish, please take part in this day. Wehope to see you.
PRIESTHOOD SUNDAY USA October 29 isthe national observance of PriesthoodSunday USA which was inaugurated in2002. This is the time each year to expressappreciation and gratitude to all the priestswho have served the people of St. GregoryBarbarigo. It is a way to allow Catholics to
recognize good priests who, day in and day out, do anoutstanding job in serving them in parishes across America.The focus is on the place of the priesthood as a central realityin the life of the Church. The shortage of priests makes themless visible and, consequently, less prominent. Pleaseremember your priests: Father LaMorte, Monsignor Weber, theSalesian and Oratorian Fathers; and also the families of FathersMichael Berry OCD, Dennis Donovan SDB, Michael Keane,Michael Ramos OFM Cap, Kenneth Riello and ArchbishopThomas Wenski and seminarian Thomas Jerome Krug who areall members of our parish; and thank them for what they do tobring the Lord to the faithful through the sacraments. Also,visit the web site, www.nypriest.com. If you have a son orrelative in the priesthood, please call the parish office thisweek so that their names can be included in this enrollment.
HERE IS A THOUGHT Come to Mass early enough not todisrupt. Leave late enough not to insult. Worship reverentlyenough not to distract. Dress proudly enough not to offend.
THIRTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CLASS OF 1981 Please join Father and his classmates as they observe the thirty-sixth anniversaryof their priestly ordination (Halloween 1981) with a concelebrated Mass right here in our church on Monday evening, October 30 at5:00 PM. Father is also looking for some help that night: lector, altar servers, leaders of song. Please call the parish office if you canassist (947-1873).
BAPTISM SEMINAR Our parish offers a monthly seminar for those parents awaiting the birth or adoption of a child, orhave an infant ready for baptism. Please call our parish office (947-1973) to make your reservation. The next seminar willbe held on Monday, November 6 at 7:30 PM in the OLV Library which is beneath the adoration chapel on Cinder Road.The dates for upcoming baptisms on Sundays at 1:00 PM are November 5 and 19; December 3 and 17.
MERCY MINISTRY Did you know that for over nine years St. Gregory parish has had a Mercy Ministry? There are about 25 terrificmembers who have volunteered to cook a delicious meal for fellow parishioners when they may be having a challenging time. It couldbe an illness, surgery, cancer treatment, an accident or other difficult event. It is a way to show the care, concern, prayers and bestwishes from the St. Gregory community to the entire family who is affected. If you feel the Mercy Ministry could reach out to a friendor a family member, please call the parish office (947-1873) and you will be contacted by a volunteer. If you would like to sign up tohelp with this ministry as a cook or as a delivery person, you will be very gladly welcomed.
PILGRIMAGE TO SAINT PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL Back again this year is our SEVENTH ANNUAL MEMORIAL MASS FOR MONSIGNORDARBY AND FATHERS DUANE, MCNULTY AND JACKSON at 10:30 AM on Wednesday, December 6. Join Father as we visit the motherchurch – America’s parish church. Afterwards, see a play, visit a Manhattan restaurant, shop along Fifth Avenue or visitthe Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center. Coach USA Bus will leave from the lower parking lot closest to Cinder Road at8:00 AM; and depart NYC at 6:00 PM for the return trip home. Transportation tickets are $20 and may be purchased atthe parish office. Be prepared to leave a cell phone number when you purchase your ticket so that we can contact youif we need to while we are in NYC. One bus is already filled and we are working on a second.
ALBERTUS MAGNUS HIGH SCHOOL COOP EXAM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 for eighth graders. Applications are available at the AlbertusMagnus admissions office or register online at www.coopexam.org. Albertus Magnus Code: 307. All seventh and eighth graders andtheir families are invited to open house next Sunday, October 22 from 12:00 to 3:00 PM and Monday, October 24 from 6:30-8:30 PM.Register online at www.albertusmagnus.net/openhouse. Falcon for a Day Program for eighth grade students for the opportunity to shadowa freshmen student. Spend a day; you’ll stay four years. www.albertusmagnus.net/falconvisits.
FORTY DAYS FOR LIFE Spring Valley is one of the 314 cities participating in the FORTY DAYS FOR LIFE Campaign throughNovember 5, the largest ever, as believers pray, fast, stand vigil and spread a positive pro-life message in the community.The Lord has blessed this campaign with amazing results! To learn how you can be part of this life-saving effort, visitwww.40daysforlife.com/springvalley. Come to Planned Parenthood, 25 Perlman Drive in Spring Valley from 9:00 AM until 6:00PM. Later, come to our Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel from 6:00 PM until 9:00 AM.
SGB GOT FORMED FORMED is an innovative online platform where you can have access to a wide range of top-quality faith formationresources. Our parish has received a second full-year free subscription. This can be compared to NetFlix for Catholics, but it is somuch more. Now, the best Catholic study programs, movies, audio presentations and eBooks from the most trusted apostolates areall just a click away. Visit www.formed.org and enter the parish code is WX4PPT, user name is [email protected] and password formed.
SUPERMARKET GIFT CARD PROGRAM FOR SHOPRITE AND STOP & SHOP are sold in the narthex when you come to Masson Saturday night and Sunday morning and at the parish office every day in denominations of $10, 20, 25, 50 and100. This is an easy and effortless way to raise funds for parish programs with no cost to you. Just purchase thecard at face value and 5% is returned to SGB. You can use them like cash – they work on a declining balance system.
It is great for gifts or every day use. Father always uses them when he does his grocery shopping. Over $300,000 in cards are boughtby parishioners annually and $15,000 is returned to St. Gregory Barbarigo. More information is available at the parish office.
FORGET NOT THOSE IN NEED Please remember to bring a bag of non-perishable goods whenever you can – even a few cans help!Possible other items: toiletries, soap, lotions, tooth brushes, toothpaste, deodorant, razors, tube socks, tee-shirts, mostly sizes 34-38.All items are needed and welcome! So, when you remember, bring it to the narthex at the Mass you attend.
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A WARM INVITATION TO JOIN OUR CHOIR Parishioners are very happy that our excellent adult choir is able to sing each Sunday at9:30 AM Mass. We could always use more members, especially some men's voices to balance our ensemble. If you enjoy singing withothers, and can come on Tuesdays for a rehearsal at 7:00 PM, we cordially invite you to join our adult choir. Share in our satisfactionand service to the Lord. Speak with David Azarow at the conclusion of any Mass.
CYO BASKETBALL SEASON OPENER On Saturday evening, October 28 at 5:30 Mass, all are invited to open theseason by participating at Mass in red and white and sitting with coaches and team in reserved pews. After Massin the gym, there will be pizza, cake, drinks and raffles to kick off the season. All are welcome.
TEEN EVENING OF ADORATION “Come, let us adore Him.” As part of the Pallottine Teenage Federation, will be hosting a TeenEvening of Adoration and Prayer on Friday, October 27 here at St. Gregory Barbarigo from 6:30 to 11:00 PM. This evening is open toall teens in the archdiocese.
DISCOVERING CHRIST 2018: JANUARY 21 TO MARCH 11 This Christlife series will be offered at Immaculate Conception,in conjunction with us and Ss. Peter and Mary. The goal of this seven-week course to help participants enter orrenew a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, experience the love of the Father and to be empowered by the HolySpirit to live as his disciples in the Catholic Church. The evening begins at 6:00 with a supper meal and fellowship,followed by prayer, teachings and small group discussion, and will conclude by 8:30. We are ready to begin forminga new team and we will provide training on Saturday, October 28. We will attend 8:30 Mass at ImmaculateConception and then proceed to the school to begin the process of becoming good team leaders. If you completedany part of ChristLife (Discovering, Following, Sharing) and would like to participate, please call us at the parish office(947-1873) or contact the Albins (362-1982).
MISSING AN ITEM? Our lost and found basket contains many ‘forgotten’ items. It is located on the table in the narthex. Please checkit for your keys, glasses, clothing and other items. Unclaimed property will be discarded on October 31.
MOUNTAIN VIEW DELI & CATERERSMon-Sat 7am-8pm · Sun 7am-4pm
