OUR MISSION Visitation, a community of communities, is committed to a way of life based on Christ's teaching and our Catholic tradition by being dedicated to life-long conversion in faith, healing sanctuary in our sacraments and relationships, an educational environment for our children which emphasizes Catholic values and is committed to excellence, awareness and responsiveness to the needs of our neighbors and our society. MASS SCHEDULE Sunday Masses Saturday…………………………....……….. 4:00 pm Sunday…………………….… 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am Hearing devices are available for the hearing impaired during Sunday Mass. Weekday Masses (St. Joseph Chapel) Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.....................6:45 am Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday…………….. 8:15 am Saturday…………………………………………. 8:15 am Morning Prayer & Communion Wednesday..…..……….…….…................... 6:45 am Thursday…..…….………..……………………...8:15 am Visitation Parish June 21, 2015 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time Visitation Parish*5141 Main, Kansas City, MO, 64112*Parish Office (816) 753-5155*www.visitation.org
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O U R M I S S I O N
Visitation, a community of communities, is committed to a way of life based on Christ's teaching and our Catholic tradition by being
dedicated to life-long conversion in faith, healing sanctuary in our sacraments and
relationships, an educational environment for our children which emphasizes Catholic values and is committed to excellence, awareness and responsiveness to the needs of our neighbors
and our society.
M A S S S C H E D U L E Sunday Masses Saturday…………………………....……….. 4:00 pm Sunday…………………….… 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am Hearing devices are available for the hearing impaired during Sunday Mass. Weekday Masses (St. Joseph Chapel) Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.....................6:45 am Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday…………….. 8:15 am Saturday…………………………………………. 8:15 am Morning Prayer & Communion Wednesday..…..……….…….…................... 6:45 am Thursday…..…….………..……………………...8:15 am
Visitation Parish June 21, 2015
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Visitation Parish*5141 Main, Kansas City, MO, 64112*Parish Office (816) 753-5155*www.visitation.org
Kate Raach Suzanne Adams John Andrew Cameron Aziz Jeanne Blanck Marilyn Frechin Blank Marianne Carl Mary Casey Beverly Cascone Eddie Condon Casey Connealy Cynthia Dooley Karin Dunbar Katie Goldman Rick Grosshart Jean Marie Hiesberger Rick Honan George J. Howard Barbara Kelley Ken Krna Molly Metz Kurt
Bryan Larson Diane Engler Leeds Tom M. Liston Joe Ludwikoski Ralph Martin Jon Miller Michelle Murphy Shawn Nunnink Jennifer Olson Jim Otto Connie Perucca Irene Ransom Jeff Schilling Special Intention Suzanne Teeven Gloria Waris Thompson Rebecca Welsh Annabelle Whalen Stephen Williams Murray Winicov
REMEMBER OUR SICK
Within Our Community Special Announcements
PRAYER LIST FOR THE ARMED SERVICES The parish community continues to pray for the members of our parish and their family members who are serving in the armed services: Major Broc Starrett, Combat Planner, Germany; Staff Sgt. Brian Walsh, Afghanistan; Lt. Charles Bennett, USN Surface Warfare Officers Department Head School, Newport, RI; LTJG Sinon Bennett, USS Hawaii, Submarine Base Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI; Major Philip Martin, Afghanistan; R.J. Muraski, Fort Worth, TX; Staff Lt. Chris Oppenlander, USAF, Guam; Staff Sgt. Louis Perez, San Diego, CA; Master Sgt. Justin Viene, Tacoma, WA.
FUNERAL MEAL TEAMS On Deck: Team #7 Fred Ryan and Rosalyn Osborn On Alert: Team #9 Cathy Campbell & Cathy Marx Team #10 LaNora Hughes & Anita ̀ Schneider
WEDDINGS Jacky Ott and Matthew Murphy June 13, 2015 A WARM WELCOME TO NEW PARISHIONERS Kayleene St. Peter Colin Burke & Tina Amato Terry & Cindy Heidorn Ann Armstrong Andrew Ganss & Colleen Kelly
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HONORING STEVE ENGLER Next weekend, we will show our gratitude and appreciation to Steve Engler for his 26 years of service as a Pastoral Associate with a thanksgiving celebration. There will be a special blessing for Steve at each Mass and a reception will follow at all Masses. Please join us to express our sincere thanks for all that Steve has done for Visitation! VISITATION STAFF OPENINGS With the departure of Steve Engler this month and of Kim Causey at the end of July we are seeking candidates to fill their positions. We are announcing these openings in both local and national venues.
The responsibilities of the Pastoral Associate position (held by Steve Engler) could include Baptism preparation, RCIA, Social Concerns and Seniors ministry.
The responsibilities of the Minister for Children and Youth (held by Kim Causey) could include School of Religion and high school Confirmation Program as well as youth ministry opportunities.
In addition to being a practicing Catholic, degree in ministry, education or theology and prior experience are important for consideration. Salary will be commensurate with education/experience and includes benefits. If you or anyone you know is interested please have them submit cover letter, resume and references to me at 753-7422 or [email protected].
VISITATION BRIDGE LEAGUE The Visitation Bridge League is now forming. To join please con-tact Kay St. Peter at 316-204-1966, or [email protected] before August 1.
SOUND SYSTEM REPAIR You may have noticed the black speaker on the back side of the ambo. This is a temporary fix while we repair a part in the speaker for that section. While it is not aesthetically pleasing nor a perfect replacement for that section it helps supplement the sound until a permanent fix is complete.
Monday, June 22 8:30 am Yoga CP 6:00 pm CCO Meeting PL 7:00 pm Men’s CRHP # 4 RR Tuesday, June 23 9:30 am Staff Meeting OMR Wednesday, June 24 8:30 am Yoga CP 9:00 am Blessed Sacrament Adoration SJ 10:00 am Upper Room OS 11:30 am Scripture Series FF 7:00 pm CRHP #4 RR Thursday, June 25 4:00 pm St. James Soup Kitchen OS Friday, June 26 8:30 am Yoga CP 1:00 pm Divine Mercy Cenacle FF Saturday, June 27 3:00 pm Confessions CR 4:00 pm Mass NV Sunday, June 28 Food Collection: Redemptorist 7:30 am Mass NV 9:00 am Mass NV 11:00 am Mass NV
Parish Calendar
Monday: Gn 12:1-9 Mt 7:1-5
Tuesday: Gn 13:2, 5-18 Mt 7:6, 12-14
Wednesday: Is 49:1-6 Acts 13:22-26 Lk 1:57-66, 80
Thursday: Gn 16:1-12, 15-16 (6b-12, 15-16) Mt 7:21-29
Tuesday June 23 6:45 am Flora Beaudoin 8:15 am Ed Welch
Wednesday June 24 6:45 am Morning Prayer & Communion 8:15 am Tricia Thompson
Thursday June 25 6:45 am Ann Wiedeman 8:15 am Morning Prayer & Communion
Friday June 26 6:45 am Jeanie Stiles 8:15 am Gilbert Roseman
Saturday June 27 8:15 am Judy Lajoie 4:00 pm Beatrice Santner
Sunday June 28 7:30 am Brian O’Rourke Jr & All the Visitation Angels 9:00 am People of Visitation 11:00 am Paul Matthew O’Brien
Liturgical Ministers
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13TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, JUNE 27-28
4:00 PM 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM
R. Ramirez K. McCarthy
C. VanGarsse
D. McGrath Jack Hodes Joe Hodes G. Hodes H. Shinn A. Hart
J. Fugate M. Otto
M. Ramirez T. Olsen
J. Rebman
H. Silliman M. Donovan
L. Saxe T. Saxe (sub req.)
NOT FILLED NOT FILLED
R. McGrath
M. Lueke E. Scurato E. Oliver
M. Cicchetti J. McManness
S. John R. Kochuyt M. Widmer D. Valenti
Keith Connor M. Baker J. Baker
NOT FILLED R. Beckers
A. Holewinski C. Scurato J. Scurato
Mark Thompson NOT FILLED
NOT FILLED
L. Hawley B. Hawley J. Hawley
J. Otto S. Otto
T. Schekirke Susan Miller
L. Miller R. Quirarte M. Basso
A. Sonnenberg Jennifer Goeke
G. Handley P. Banes
J. McCann M. McCann
K. Hoolehan K. Levi
NOT FILLED NOT FILLED
B. Truta (sub req)
K. Mohajir P. Burke M. Saxe
M. Roach V. Roach A. Molloy T. McGhie N. Sopyla M. Innes S. Derks
J. Gigliotti M. Florez
John Miller Sam Miller
D. Schaaf E. Haines
L. Given D. Greene J. Greene G. Lipari
J. Roach
DID YOU KNOW… Vatican City has the highest crime rate in the world! With a population around 500 people and a little over one crime per day, the Vatican crime rate is above 100 percent, per capita. Although the fact is shocking it should be remembered that the Vatican is about one square mile in size, and has nearly 20 million visitors annually. Most of the crimes are pickpockets, purse snatching and other petty offenses done by outsiders.
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Golden Shamrocks READ WITH CHILDREN AT THE UPPER ROOM SUMMER PROGRAM
Wednesdays, June 10 – July 22, 10:00 am – 11:00 am Hogan Elementary, 58th and Michigan
Meet in the Visitation parking lot at 9:45 return by about 11:15 Volunteer as often as you like. Please call Steve at 753-5155 x308.
GOLDEN SHAMROCKS KEEP IN TOUCH Members of The Golden Shamrocks Senior Ministry Team will contact all Visitation parishioners considered in their “golden” years by telephone during the month of June. Please welcome their call and let us know how you’re doing.
Youth Ministry CHILDREN AND YOUTH MINISTRY If you have questions or want to volunteer, please contact Kim Causey, Minister for Children & Youth: [email protected] or 753-5155 x306.
YOUTH GROUP We are on summer break from regular meetings, but please join us for service and special events during the summer. Information will be in the bulletin!
Linens ALTAR LINENS HELP NEEDED: There are many gifts in a parish community and many needs. At the moment, we need a few more volunteers to launder and iron the white linen purificators (that look like linen napkins) that are used at Mass each week. We use 24 purificators each week, some towels and one or two tablecloths. This labor of faithful service can be done at home. If you can help one month of the year or one Sunday of the year, please contact Alejandro Manso at the parish office 753-5155 x307 or [email protected]. Also, if you would like to learn more, the linen ministry is having a get together on Tuesday, June 30th in the Sacristy as a way to touch base with each other. Please let Alejandro know if you are interested in attending!
KNIT, GIVE, PRAY JULY 9 at 7:00 pm in Tighe Hall Join others in the parish community to put your knitting or crocheting skills to work and make a difference in someone’s life. The Women of Vis, in partnership with Visitation Pastoral Care, is introducing a Prayer Shawl ministry. Prayer shawls will be created by members of this group and given to members of the parish who are ill, homebound or experiencing loss of any kind. The first meeting of this new ministry will be on Thursday, July 9 at 7:00 pm in the Faith Formation room in Tighe Hall. Everyone is welcome--those who already knit and crochet as well as those who wish to learn. Bring your ideas (and a current project, if you like.) Questions can be directed to Kim Foster [email protected] or Peg Ekerdt [email protected], 753-5155 x309
Pastoral Care/Women of Vis
Feed the Hungry
Sister Parish SAVE THE DATE! TACOS! TACOS! TACOS! The 6th Annual Margaret Giblin Taco Dinner to benefit our Sister Parish in El Salvador is on Sunday, July 19, 5:00-7:00 pm in Tighe Hall. $7 all you can eat.
WEEKLY FOOD COLLECTION FOR Redemptorist Center Next week’s food collection benefits Redemptorist Social Services Center, one of the largest food pantries in Jackson County. They have been serving the poor and elderly in our community for almost 30 years. They help their clients address basic needs ranging from providing food, clothing, utility and medical needs to legal assistance, transportation and senior services. Food assistance is available through their food pantry open Monday through Friday. They are grateful for any food they receive, but they also have a huge need for hygiene items such as toothpaste, deodorant, toilet paper and shampoo.
St. James Place Community Kitchen Everyone is welcome to join us every 2nd & 4th Thursday (next on June 25) of the month, 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm. The volunteer schedule is flexible. You can come late or leave early and still be a major contributor. For more information, contact Bill Staggs at 304-3264 or [email protected]
BOB STEINERT CYCLING ACROSS MISSOURI FOR WATER FOR MADRE Clean, healthy water prevents millions from living a healthy life and achieving economic gains. Water For Madre helps bring clean, healthy water to the people of our sister parish, Santa Maria de los Pobres, in the impoverished La Chacra community of El Salvador. June 23- 27 Bob Steinert will dedicate himself to riding 225 miles across MO on the Katy Trail from Clinton to St. Charles to raise money for Water For Madre. This trail is quite flat with a rough, limestone gravel base, symbolizing the flat economic opportunity and the rough challenges faced by these courageous, optimistic families. If you stop pedaling for a minute, you get nowhere. Bob is raising money for Water For Madre, which for $75 can provide a water filter for a family for up to 10 years of clean, healthy water. A donation of only 33 cents per mile would provide a filter for a deserving family. You can send a donation to Visitation Parish, designating Water For Madre, or visit the Bike For Water For Madre donations page at GoFundMe.com/BikeForWFM. You can also follow Bob's journey on his Blog Page, BobsMD.tumblr.com and even read his previous 2013 blog on his trip with the Solidarity Delegation to our sister parish.
Thanks to Vis from CRS for Rice Bowl Donation Dear Father Rush, Thank you for your generous gift to Catholic Relief Services. Your recent donation of $2,387.62 received on May 27, 2015 provides vital support to CRS. Your contribution is essential to our efforts to alleviate human suffering and ease the burdens of overwhelming poverty overseas.
It is clear to me that you are as compassionate as the Good Samaritan in the Gospels of Jesus Christ. Rest assured your good deed is a godsend to our most vulnerable brothers and sisters around the world. We are blessed to have you as a member of the CRS family.
I am inspired that you have chosen to reach far beyond the bounds of your own community to care for perfect strangers in such great need. On behalf of all those touched by your compassion, I offer my deepest gratitude and wish an abundance of blessings and joys.
My blessings overflow, Dr. Carolyn Y Woo President & CEO
SOCIAL CONCERNS GRANT ALLOCATIONS GRANT ALLOCATIONS Visitation contributes funds for small grants in order to offer our support to community based groups whose initiatives fall within the scope of our mission as a Catholic Church. The areas of concern that we support include life, poverty and justice issues based on Catholic Social Teaching. This year 32 $1000 grants have been allocated. Newly funded this year is the Saint Michael’s Center for Veterans. Grants are allocated by the Visitation/St. Francis Xavier Social Concerns Ministry Team. Each of these organizations welcomes volunteers. There are links to each on the Visitation web site.
Protection of Life: • Mother's Refuge • Missourians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty • Alexandra’s House • Birthright
Youth and education: • F.I.R.E. • Camps for Kids • Family Conservancy • Cristo Rey Kansas City High School • Urban Rangers • Our Lady Montessori School • Mattie Rhodes After School Program • The Upper Room
Health: • TMC Behavioral Health New Frontiers Clubhouse • Good Samaritan Project
• Duchesne Clinic • Brain Injury Association • Ben Sullivan Memorial Fund
Shelter: • reStart • Community L.I.N.C. • Sheffield Place • Saint Michael’s Veteran’s Center
Economic Empowerment • El Centro Financial Empowerment Program
Domestic Violence: • Rose Brooks
Migrant Farm Workers: • Migrant Farm Workers Assistance Fund
Prison Ministry: • Catholic Charities TurnAround Program
Senior Ministry: • Shepherds Center/Westport Cooperative Services • Little Sisters of the Poor
Women in Poverty: • The Justice Project • The Keeler Women’s Center Victims of Sexual Assault • MOCSA
Social Concerns MENTORING AT TURNAROUND Be a Mentor. Change a Life. For former offenders, some of the toughest times they face occur after their sentence is served. Thousands of men and women are released from Missouri prisons each year without jobs, homes or a support system. Without help, many will end up back behind bars. When you volunteer as a mentor with Catholic Charities’ TurnAround program, you provide vital support that helps clients stay positive and productive. When they succeed, lives and communities are transformed. We’re looking for caring individuals willing to make a one-year commitment. You choose the schedule. Training and orientation are provided. For more information: call 659-8234 or email [email protected] Visitation parishioner, Dr. Tom Cotton, has volunteered at TurnAround for years. Give Tom a call at 444-3099 to learn about his rewarding ministry.
FAITH FORMATION Pope Francis has declared a year of Mercy to begin December 8, 2015. In doing so, he issued a letter that calls each of us to think about God’s mercy and love. In the weeks to come, we will highlight some of the paragraphs of this document, Misericordiae Vultus.
“…Let us not forget the great teaching offered by Saint John Paul II in his second Encyclical, Dives in Misericordia, which at the time came unexpectedly, its theme catching many by surprise. There are two passages in particular to which I would like to draw attention. First, Saint John Paul II highlighted the fact that we had forgotten the theme of mercy in today’s cultural milieu…Furthermore, Saint John Paul II pushed for a more urgent proclamation and witness to mercy in the contemporary world: “It is dictated by love for …all that is human and which, according to the intuitions of many of our contemporaries, is threatened by an immense danger. The mystery of Christ … obliges me to proclaim mercy as God’s merciful love, revealed in that same mystery of Christ. It likewise obliges me to have recourse to that mercy and to beg for it at this difficult, critical phase of the history of the Church and of the world.”[10] This teaching is more pertinent than ever and deserves to be taken up once again in this Holy Year. (#11 Pope Francis’ document on Mercy Misericordiae Vultus:)
Reading the Pope Francis Mercy Letter: The Faith Formation Team has read and discussed Pope Francis’ statement on Mercy. We hope to include the document’s insights as we plan for the coming year and began that process at our May meeting with discussions of the meaning of three words: Mercy, Forgiveness and Justice. The team has agreed to write brief reflections on each. Here is the sixth reflection: The "Door of Mercy" will be flung wide open this year by Pope Francis and all are challenged to walk through. What great symbolism! Each of us passes through many doorways in our daily lives, coming and going with ease. Can we train ourselves to ask for, and give, mercy in equal measure as readily as crossing a threshold? Pope Francis seems to believe that we can...Matt Davis, Faith Formation Team, Chair
Question for our reflection this week: How do I define mercy? How do I explain God’s mercy? Email your thoughts on these questions to Peg Ekerdt or a member of the Faith Formation Team 2015-16.
THE FAITH FORMATION TEAM met on June 8 to welcome new members and continue to plan for 2015-16. As a means of introduction, each member answered the question. What has helped you grow in faith? Because we work to have the Faith Formation Team reflect the diversity of the parish, we hope our answers resonate with you: “The Community helps me grow in faith, coming to Mass, working on this committee helps me, Fr. Rush and his homilies, the encouragement I get from this parish community forms my faith, my faith grows when I am mindful of reminders of God’s presence in my everyday life, the Lenten small groups help me, the offerings of the Faith Formation team, daily prayer, reading America or Give Us This Day publications, reading and praying with the daily Scriptures. For each and every one of you reading this: Would you let us know what helps grow your faith?
The members of the 2015-16 Faith Formation team are: Lindsey Anderson, JoAnn Axtell, Tatia Batz, Andrew Beck, Mary Beth Cicchetti, Matt Davis (chair), Mary Gigliotti, Lorraine Gordon, Sam Grefrath, Shea Hamid, Cade Keenan, Sandie McCray, Steve McFarland, Rick McGrath, Melissa McManamy, Mary Etta O’Neill, and Brent Powell.
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SHOWING OUR GRATITUDE “It is good to give thanks to the Lord, to sing praise to
your name, Most High.” Psalm 92:2
Gratitude is an essential component of our steward-ship. If we live our life as a disciple of God, then our gratitude for His many gifts should be overflowing. We should be singing His praises and constantly sharing our thanks with Him and others. As a grateful person, we should also be happy. It is difficult to harbor anger or be resentful when our hearts are full of gratitude. When we are happy and thankful, we become more giving and, thus, are better stewards. If we take the time to show our gratitude, we will become better stewards. Share your thoughts on stewardship with me at 753-5155 x305 or [email protected].
MY THOUGHTS ON STEWARDSHIP
ALUMNI CORNER PHOTO OF THE WEEK: BUDDING ARTIST Do you recognize this budding artist or know when this photo was likely taken? Let us know by commenting on our Visitation School (KC) Alumni Facebook page or emailing Megan Burdolski at [email protected].
Daily Masses 6:45 am Thurs
6:45 am & 8:15 am Tue, Fri 8:15 am Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat
Communion Service 6:45 am Wed 8:15 am Thu
Adoration 9:00 am-6:00 pm Wed
Faith Formation THE SUMMER SCRIPTURE SERIES ON THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES MEETS WEDNESDAYS AT 11:30 –1:00 pm in the Faith Formation Room of Tighe Hall. You can still make it and come when you can. Read the first five chapters of Acts of the Apostle and come and enjoy the discussion. It is expected that people will miss some weeks in the summer but YOU are welcome.
RCIA The process of entering the church will begin formally on September 1, but the time to start the conversation is now! Please call Steve Engler at 753-5155 x308 if you or someone you know is interested in learning more about becoming Catholic.
O U R M I S S I O N Visitation, a community of communities, is committed to a way of life based
on Christ's teaching and our Catholic tradition by being dedicated to life-long conversion in faith, healing sanctuary in our sacraments and relationships, an educational environment for our children which emphasizes Catholic values and is committed to excellence, awareness and responsiveness to the needs of
our neighbors and our society.
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PARISH BOUNDARIES State Line on the West to Oak St. on the East; 47th Street on the North to Meyer Blvd on the South
PARISH OFFICE, Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM-4:30 PM 5141 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64112 Phone 753-5155 or 753-7422 Fax 753-5505 Web Site www.visitation.org
BULLETIN DEADLINE Noon Friday SACRAMENTS Anointing of the Sick by appointment Fr. Pat Rush or Peg Ekerdt Eucharist to Homebound and Hospital, Peg Ekerdt
Sacrament of Matrimony, Contact Peg Ekerdt to begin mar-riage preparation.
Sacrament of Confirmation, Youth Kim Causey
Sacrament of Infant Baptism, Adult Confirmation and Sacra-ments of Initiation, For those who wish to become Catholic. Steve Engler
FINANCIALS
Month of May 2015 Actual Budget Difference
Contribu on Income $ 266,282 $ 272,804 $ (6,522)
Other Income $ 11,706 $ 26,757 $ (15,051) Total Opera ng Income $ 277,988 $ 299,561 $ (21,573)
Opera ng Expense $ 375,917 $ 383,555 $ 7,638 Net $ (97,929) $ 83,994) $ (13,935)
Fiscal YTD (July-
Actual Budget Difference Contribu on Income $ 3,678,122 $ 3,577,496 $ 100,626 Other Income $ 799,982 $ 778,398 $ 21,584 Total Opera ng Income $ 4,478,104 $ 4,355,894 $ 122,210
Opera ng Expense $ 4,136,569 $ 4,250,300 $ 113,731 Net $ 341,535 $ 105,594 $ 235,941
Fiscal YTD This
Year Fiscal YTD Last
Year Difference Contribu on Income $ 3,678,122 $ 3,515,344 $ 162,778 Other Income $ 799,982 $ 863,353 $ (63,371) Total Opera ng Income $ 4,478,104 $ 4,378,697 $ 99,407
Opera ng Expense $ 4,136,569 $ 4,200,869 $ 64,300 Net $ 341,535 $ 177,828 $ 163,707
Both May Contribution Income and Other Income fell below budget for the month by 7.2% overall this month. However, year-to-date contributions are still $100,626, or 2.8%, ahead of budget and $162,778, or 4.6%, ahead of the same point last year-to-date. Other Income, which includes school donations, fees and fundraising, while under budget by $15,051 for the month, remained over 2.77% ahead of budget for the year to date. Other income for the current fiscal year remains nearly 7.3% below the same 11 months of the 2013/2014 fiscal year, due at least in part to a slightly lower school enrollment for 2014/15. However, enrollment for the coming 2015/16 school year will rebound appreciably in the fall.
PARISH COUNCIL 2014-2015
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