010408 Bulletin

MASS SCHEDULE Monday-Friday 7 a.m. and 12: 10 p.m. Friday - 8:00 a.m. during school year Saturday - 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Sunday - 7:30; 9 and 10:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. BAPTISMS Call the office; class required. MARRIAGE Call the office one year in advance. See the website for guidelines and application.

ANOINTING The second Saturday after the 4:30 Mass, the fourth Sunday after the 12:30 Mass, and by request.

RECONCILIATION Saturdays from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.; on the first Saturday of the month from 7:30 to 8:50 a.m.; and after all daily Masses by request, or by appointment.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OFDECEMBER 28, 2008

SUNDAY: THE HOLY FAMILYSir 3:2-7, 12-14 or Gn 15:1-6; 21:1-3; Ps 128;Col 3:12-21 or 3:12-17 or Heb11:8, 11-12, 17-19; Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22, 39-40 MONDAY: 1 Jn 2:3-11; Ps 96; Lk 2:22-35 TUESDAY: 1 Jn 2:12-17; Ps 96; Lk 2:36-40WEDNESDAY: 1 Jn 2:18-21; Ps 96; Jn 1:1-18THURSDAY: Nm 6:22-27; Ps 67; Gal 4:4-7; Lk 2:16-21 FRIDAY: 1 Jn 2:22-28; Ps 98; Jn 1:19-28 SATURDAY: 1 Jn 2:29—3:6; Ps 98; Jn 1:29-34 SUNDAY: THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORDIs 60:1-6; Ps 147; Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12

December 28, 2008 The Holy Family

FIRST FRIDAY

EUCHARISTICADORATION

JANUARY 2ND

Begins following the 7 a.m. Mass on Friday and continues through the night until just prior to the 9 a.m. Mass on Saturday.

Join the Knights of Columbus in

praying the rosary at 7 p.m.

Monday, December 29 7:00 Victims of Auto Accidents 12:10 Rita MacLaughlin Tuesday, December 30 7:00 Cathy Donnellon 12:10 Ambrosio Rodriguez Wednesday, December 31 7:00 Leonor Lorenzo 4:30 Betty Weinman Thursday, January 1 9:00 People of the Parish Friday, January 2 7:00 John & Margaret Brennan 12:10 Kathy Heinen Saturday, January 3 9:00 Marian Mass Association 4:30 Jeanne Thayer Sunday, January 4 7:30 Kathleen Betourey 9:00 Mr. & Mrs. Saviero Argiero 10:45 Patricia Pojeta Whitsett 12:30 People of the Parish


MASSES

PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER THE CHRONICALLY ILL

OF OUR PARISH

Sharon Mangione, Jessica Hatten, Deanna Aikman, Kathleen Fortier, Gabriella Fluri, Lonnie Crosby, Rebecca Copenhaver, Steve Pachota, Sheila Hill, Heidi Lengyel, Jeff Newland, Shane Soulliere,Jr.; Jeanne Wolfe, Julie Simon, Charles Riffel, Roger Smith, George Curran, Sandra Matthews, Helen Kistler, Carolina Ablao, LaVern Dishman, M. Dean Christoper, Mike Stripp, Martin Nadrowski, Lindsay Hinze, Patricia Perkins, Teresa Chase, Sadeepa Munasinghe, Mary Monkowski, Kathleen Reed, Emily Larach, Robert Luoma, Angie Ongaro, Fred Hench, Paulette Leduc, Cornelius Carven, Mary Phillips, Victoria Caporale, Jane Schnearle, Robert Fox, Joan Fecko, Felix Bregni, Wilma Kirwan, Adelina Reule, and Giovanna Ciaglia

Please call in your requests, to the parish office at 761-8606; please specify if the person is chronically ill. Please let us know if your name should be removed. Thank you.

FROM OUR PAROCHIAL VICAR

Dearest St. Thomas Family,

A very Merry Christmas from the entire St. Thomas Parish Staff!

And have a safe and happy New Year!

We love you!

(From top left: Deacon Warren Hecht, Father Chas Canoy, Father Arokiaselvam, Mark Moses, Julie Mussio, Tim Carpenter, Karen Belcher, Glen Johnston, Meghan Gilbert, Angie Austin, Beth Montgomery. Not shown: Cathy Smalley, Karmen Saran, Lucia Campbell, Timothy Tikker, and Tony Moskus)

Welcome to Our Non-Parishioners! Christmastime always brings in more people who are not active members of St. Thomas Par-ish. They may be relatives or friends from out-of-town. They may be “townies” who are curious and come simply to see what exactly these Christians celebrate. We at St. Thomas welcome you! Thank you for joining us this Christmas.

We hope that, through the celebration of Holy Mass, you mysteriously encounter not this what, but this who that we celebrate this holy season. The same Jesus who gave himself as the supreme Christmas gift 2000 years ago desires to give himself to us still.

We receive that Gift with faith, open it with hope, and share it with love. During your time with us, should you sense his drawing you to himself and desire to know him all the more, please feel free to e-mail me at the parish at [email protected], and I will connect you to a St. Thomas parishioner who would be glad to listen to your story and share more about the Per-son who has whispered your name to draw near.

Honor Your Mother! Oh, that Mother! The Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God, marks the first day of the year. It is a holy day of obligation. But what better way to start the New Year than by receiving the Lord Jesus in the Eucharist! We have four different times for you to attend Mass:

4:30 p.m., Dec. 31 – Vigil Mass on Wednesday evening 9:00 a.m. Jan. 1 – For those who didn’t stay up to see the ball drop

12:10 p.m., Jan. 1 – For those who did

May the infant Child Jesus help us all to “grow young” again!

Fr. Chas


St. Thomas Altar Rosary Society ~ Memorial Mass Sunday, February 15, 2009 10:45 a.m.

Donated By Christmas 2008 Flower Donations in Memory Of Living or Deceased Barnes, Jim & Muriel Helen Hawkins Deceased

Camp, Catherine Samuel Camp Family Deceased Carriere Family John & Marie Carriere - Wayne & Keith Briggs Deceased

Clauss, Joan & Thomas Clauss & Graf Families Deceased Clisham, YeVonne Joseph Clisham & Don & Joesphine Mynning Deceased Danne, Susan M. Frank & Lillian Strnad Deceased

Davenport, Kathleen Peggy Ann Heidelberger Deceased Davey, Paula Clare & Pauline Davey - Sr. Marcella Webster Deceased

Devine, Edmond Frank & Elizabeth Devine & Elizabeth Ward Devine Deceased Donnelly, Stephen Dorothy & Walter Donnelly Deceased Duell, Elizabeth Christine & John Duell Deceased Francis, Irene F. Thomas Francis Family - Joseph Gervasi Family Deceased Gauntlett, Joyce Mack L. Gauntlett Deceased

Gohl, Paul & Laura Stairs & Gohl Families Deceased Haberkorn, D & H - L. Dishman Evelyn Dishman Deceased

Hart, Evaline Aubrey Hart, Milford Hart, & Pauline Hart Deceased Harrison, Michelle Clara Schepetof & Howard Harrison Deceased

Huizenga, James & Janice Stanley Dziurda Deceased Iannone, Vittorio & Josehpine Nancy & Pasquale Iannelli - Emilio & Rosa Iannone Deceased

Kinch, Cynthia Deanne Gardner Deceased Kliman, Virginia Marvin Kliman & Mr/Mrs P. Brengman Deceased Klinger, Robert Ralph & Esther Klinger Deceased

Krzyzowski, Ruth Thomas V. Silvia, Rosemary Hogan & Linda Blade Deceased Lee, Pat & Tim The Lee-Devlin Families Deceased

Lewis, Ralph & Gloria Michael & Anthony Kitto Deceased Lovernick, Helen Dick Lovernick Deceased

Martin, Marie & Claude Culkin & Martin Families Deceased Mazzolini, Catherine Ettore & Josehpine Mazzolini Deceased

McGarty, William & Rose Ann Mike & Mary Zaroff - Felix McGarty Deceased McNally, Anne Marie Margaret Fredericks Deceased

Meyers, Phyllis M. Richard Clark Deceased Mikola, Virginia Stephanie Wooten & Julian Mikola Living

Mitchell, Margaret Bruce Mitchell - Virginia Hanosh Deceased Moore, Doris J. Arthur & Charlotte Krull Deceased Noronha, Aurea Noronha's Family Deceased

Pellicori, Linda & Frank Frank & Norma Pellicori - Helen Smith Deceased Pikulski, James Marilyn Pikulski Deceased Place, Roger Merna Place Deceased

Rayburn, Nancy Mildred & Anslee Warner Deceased Rocco, Pete & Kay Christine & Jim Rocco - Ida J. Maw Deceased Samuels, Connie The Leo Family Deceased

Schafer, Howard & Jeanne Emil & Violet Friesh - Jerone & Mary Schafer Deceased Schork, Ann & Mike Joan P. Louwers Deceased

Schwind, Cliff Grace Schwind Deceased Simms, Lillian Richard J. Simms Deceased Stapish, Sandra Clair & Jackie Stapfish Deceased

Szalay, Jeanette Mary Mr. & Mrs. Joe & Lenora Szalay Deceased Treml, William & Doris Nolan Treml Deceased

Ullrich, Mary William R. Ullrich Deceased Wight, Linda & James Zella T. Wight Deceased

Woodruff, Michael Drew Charles Woodruff Deceased Yurko, Rose Ann Andrew & Helen Yurko - Russell Smith - Charles Smith Deceased


STEWARDSHIP AT ST. THOMAS SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY

WWW.SVDPAA.ORG In the recent Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 passed by Congress, an extension was approved allowing anyone with an IRA who is at least 70 ½ years old, to make a tax free direct contribution to a nonprofit organization from their IRA. These contributions may be in any amount up to $100,000. Anyone who would like more information about this way to help St. Thomas Parish should call Glen Johnston at the parish office for more details. The parish office phone number is 734-761-8606.

COURAGE is a spiritual support group helping Catholic men and women live in accordance with the Catholic Church’s teaching on same-sex attraction and/or behavior. Courage members strive to develop lives of interior chastity in union with Christ, through participation i n t h e s a c r a m e n t s , p r a y e r , fellowship, and moral support. Each Courage meeting is moderated by a priest. ENCOURAGE is a separate spiritual support group for families and friends of loved ones with same-sex attraction. For information call the Courage Office at (517) 351-3315 or visit our website at www.courageRC.net. All contacts are confidential.

Weekly Parking Spaces Available at St. Thomas

$60 a month Walking distance to

Kerrytown, UM Hospital, downtown.

Call the Parish Office for details!

734-761-8606

Sunday January 18th 4:00 p.m. St Thomas the Apostle

Music of Puccini,, Graham, Sartori and more....

Lucia Lumachi Campbell ,Soprano

William Campbell ,Trumpet Timothy Tikker, Piano

All are invited!

Do you know that St. Vincent de Paul is THE St. Thomas organization

whose mission is to serve those in economic need?

The St. Vincent de Paul store at 1001 Broadway provides clothing and household goods -- free to those with agency vouchers, or to others at very low cost St. Vincent de Paul volunteers in the office provide: Vouchers for food, work shoes and prescriptions Funds to help people obtain State ID cards Bus tokens and Greyhound tickets St. Vincent de Paul participates with Hope Clinic and Friends in Deed to provide emergency assistance for rent and utility bills*

The following will give you a good idea of how much help we have given to those in need during the last 12 months:

Free clothing (at thrift values) $19,500 From the office 14,000 Support to agencies 7,300 Total $ 40,800

Remember: all loose coin from the first Sunday collection goes to the St. Vincent de Paul Society


HOUR OF PRAYER FOR PRIESTS AND SEMINARIANS

EACH WEDNESDAY FROM 10:45 TO 11:45 A.M. IN CHURCH

Please join us each Wednesday at 10:45-11:45 as we pray for our Priests and Seminarians. Just as we need their prayers, they too, need our prayers. Come for the whole hour or join in during the hour. There is no greater gift that you can give a Priest or Seminarian then one of prayer.

The Divine Mercy Group Fridays at 7:30 p.m.

The Divine Mercy Group meets every Friday at 7:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. for fellowship, readings, and the Divine Mercy Chaplet.

Each week we will share a selection from the Diary of Saint Faustina, apostle of Divine Mercy.

“Suffering is the greatest treasure on earth; it purifies the soul. In suffering, we learn who our true friend is.” Diary of St. Faustina #342

For further information contact Frances at 734-998-0623 or Ann at 734-747-7550.

Divine Mercy Prayer Line: 586-777-8591

PRAY THE ROSARY MONDAY,

JANUARY 5TH AT 11 A.M. IN CHURCH

PRIOR TO THE 12:10 MASS.

All are invited!

www.sta2.org St. Thomas Parish

Website

Join our Parish Prayer Group

Tuesday Evenings 7-8:30 p.m. School Chapel

Enter at the green awning at 530 Elizabeth St

“Prayer is the life of

the new heart”

CCC 2697

Who are the Knights of Columbus?

We are the largest body of Catholic gentlemen in the world. A unique blend of Catholic Fraternal and insurance features. Father McGivney founded the Knights 126 years ago to assist the widows and children of his parish. The Knights of Columbus soon grew na-tionwide. That purpose has not changed, but actually broadened. The Knights in the state of Michigan were asked by Cardinal Mooney and the Bishops of Michigan to underwrite the expenses of Boysville. The Cardinal saw the need for a place for boys of widows and widowers who needed supervision. The Knights in Michigan donate $15, 000 per month to Boysville, now known as Holy Cross Children Services. The expenses today run several million dollars as they have homes throughout Michigan and Northern Ohio. They have homes not only for boys but also separate homes for girls. A large part of the expenses are underwritten by state and county government. St. Thomas Parish has strong ties to the Knights of Columbus as Bishop Edward D. Kelly was the first state Chaplain and a former priest at St. Thomas. St. Thomas Council dates back to July 14, 1901 and was the seventh council in the state. The council is al-ways looking for Catholic men to join our order. I would encourage you to consider joining the great order of Catholic men. The Knights of Columbus has an outstanding insurance program that is very reasonable. For more information about the Knights of Colum-bus, call Tom Clark at 994-9188.

BAPTISM PREPARATION WORKSHOPS

TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 AND 20

If your family are registered parishioners of St. Thomas the Apostle parish and you are planning to request baptism for an infant or a child of six years of age or younger – and you and your spouse have not taken a baptismal preparation class within the last five years – even if other of your children have been baptized – you must complete a two part baptismal preparation course. God parents are also encouraged to complete these classes. Classes meet on two consecutive Tuesday evenings starting at 7 p.m., in the Parish Hall. The next session is January 13 and 20. Please contact Deacon Warren, our Baptism

Coordinator, at 761-8606, ext. 2804, if you have questions. If your family is not registered at St. Thomas, please contact the parish office for information on becoming registered parishioners.


UPCOMING EVENTS

December 28, Sunday 1:30p Anointing, CH December 29, Monday 7:00p RCIA, PH 7:00p K of C Officers Meeting, 251 December 30, Tuesday 9:00a Regnum Christi, 250 7:00p Catechesis for Adults, 254 7:00p Bible Study, 252 December 31, Wednesday Office Closed Village New Year’s Eve Overnight January 1, Thursday Office Closed January 2, Friday Office Closed First Friday Adoration, CH January 3, Saturday 9:00a Village Youth Council, 254 7:00a Men’s Group, 153 January 4, Sunday 8:30a K of C Pancake Breakfast, PH 5:00p Village, 250

Please

consider St. Thomas the Apostle

Parish in your Will.

Thank you.

Communion for Homebound Parishioners

If you or a loved one are h o m e b o u n d o r chronically ill and cannot attend Mass and would like to receive the Eucharist at home, please contact Deacon Warren at 734-761-8606 ext. 2804.

New Way to Fundraise to Benefit St. Thomas School Now Available

A new additional way to help our St. Thomas School is now available through an on-line shopping web site that pays a commission to the school on every sale. It works very much like the Trip program at the school except that your shopping for various goods and services is done on-line. This is available to all parishioners as well as school families.

To use this web site please log onto bign.com/stthomasaa and click on the Big Red Marketplace window. This web site is ready to go for your use. All products and services are at discount prices and the school receives a commission for all sales placed through this web site.

You can do your Christmas shopping through this site and it will be available all year long. In the very near future, a link to this web site will be available on the new St. Thomas School website that will replace the old website.

Please take advantage of this easy way to do your shopping and also provide some financial assistance to the school. Thank you.

Generation Christ meets every Sunday UM is in session.

http://www.generationchrist.catholicweb.com


Pro-Life Summit to Take the Pro-Life Movement into the Future

Catholics and all citizens concerned about life issues are urged to attend the post election Pro-Life Summit Saturday, January 10, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Christ the King Parish Center, 4000 Ave Maria Dr., Ann Arbor.

Our nation teeters at the precipice of life and death. Time is of the essence. It is urgent that Catholics and all citizens concerned about the life issues immediately set about planning the practicalities of rebuilding respect and protection for the sanctity of human life throughout our nation.

Bishop Earl Boyea, Diocese of Lansing, will join summit sponsor, Citizens for a Pro-Life Society, and a slate of prominent pro-life leaders in planning the strategy and practicalities needed to move the pro-life efforts forward in the present moral dark night.

This summit is an opportunity for the Catholic Church to stand as an uncompromising witness raising her God-given prophetic voice against the present Culture of Death. As His Holiness John Paul II said, "Do not be afraid! Do not be afraid!"

Other presenters include Deal Hudson of insidecatholic.com and President of Morley Institute for Church and Culture; Al Kresta, Executive Director of Ave Maria Radio; Fr. Frank Pavone, founder of Priests for Life, Ed Rivet, Legislative Director of Right to Life of Michigan; Joe Scheidler, Executive Director of Pro-Life Action League; and Professor Janet Smith, Michael J. McGivney Chair of Ethics, Sacred Heart Seminary.

Registration is $30 per person, $20 for high school and college students. No cost for Clergy. To pre-register call Judy Parran, 517-546-3092, or send check payable to Citizens for a Pro-Life Society, 4074 Falmouth Lane, Howell, MI 48843. For additional information visit http://www.dioceseoflansing.org or http://www.prolifesociety.org

RESPECT LIFE

People of Life: A Documentary

Co-sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, St. Thomas Respect Life Committee, and

Arbor Vitae/Pregnancy Help Center

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Free Spaghetti Dinner in the Parish Hall after the 4:30 p.m. Mass followed by a showing of “People of Life” which chronicles the crucial life issues of our day and the pro-life movement over the past four

decades. Free childcare will be available.


YOUTH NEWS — THE VILLAGE AND GUS

www.findthevillage.com

www.thirstyforgus.com

There will be no regular Village meeting this Sunday, have a wonderful Christmas Break!!

During the regular school year, the Village meets on Sunday nights from 5-6:30pm. Entrance and pickup are just past the green awning on Elizabeth St. All high school students are welcome.

Village New Year’s Eve Overnight-

Wednesday, Dec 31, 2008 9pm–

Thursday, Jan 1, 2009 9am Join the Village for an amazing New Year’s Eve Party! Our New Year’s Eve party will feature great food, huge games of Freeze Tag, Capture the Flag, Dodgeball, and more. We will have all the Village-ness that you have come to love; we will be praying Night Prayer and Morning

Prayer, and having the last mass of the calendar year. All high school students are welcome! To register for the Village New Year’s Eve Overnight, return permission slip with $8 to help offset costs to St Thomas. Please bring a snack to share! Final regis-tration deadline is this Sunday December 28th, 2008.

Grown-Up Soda- Ice Skating Social 01/09/09 Join the St Thomas Middle School Youth Group, Grown-Up Soda, for a social night ice skating at Buhr Park Ice Arena from 7-9pm Friday, January 9th! The cost is $8 for skate rental, skating, and snacks. Transportation will not be provided, thank you for carpool-ing to cut back on costs! We will meet at Buhr Park Ice

Arena (2751 Packard St Ann Arbor, MI 48108) at 7pm, and pickup will be there as well, at 9pm. Permission slip and money due by Monday January 5th.

St. Thomas Homeschoolers…. Please join us for:

• First Fridays of Fitness, Faith and Fellowship in the Parish Hall from 10 a.m. to Noon followed by the 12:10 Mass if you wish AND

• Third Fridays Fieldtrips - TBD

locations. November 21 is the next field trip.

Questions or to be put on the e-mail list please contact Marcy Muczynski at 434-1560/[email protected]

RCIC Rite of Christian Initiation for

Children Do you have children older than the second grade who need to receive their First Communion or make their First Confession?

If so, St. Thomas provides classes for their preparation.

Please contact Tim Carpenter, the Director of Faith Formation at 761-8606 or [email protected] for details about signing up.

Are you a Catholic who still needs to be Confirmed?

This Easter season there will be a 6 week class preparing you to receive this sacrament of initia-tion. The series will include six weekly sessions, a retreat, and confirmation at Easter. Please call Tim Carpenter, Director of

Faith Formation, at 761-8606 for details.

Date Group Description

12/28/08 Sun-day

Village No Village- Christmas Break

12/31-1/1 (Wed-Thurs)

Village Social: Village New Year’s Eve Overnight!!!

01/04/08 Village Spring Kickoff! Games, Discussion, Eucha-ristic Adoration, + Pizza

01/09/08 GUS Social: Ice Skating! Permission Slip (online) + money due

01/05

Pastor: Rev. Jeffrey Njus ext.2701 [email protected] Parochial Vicar: Rev. Charles Canoy ext.1001 [email protected] Parochial Vicar: Rev. Arokiaselvam, MSFS ext. 2702 [email protected] Deacons: Deacons Jim Miles & Warren Hecht Business Manager: Glen Johnston ext.2903 [email protected] Bookkeeper: Angela Austin ext.2601 [email protected] Communication/Bulletin: Karmen Saran ext. 2902 [email protected] Office Administrator: Meghan Gilbert ext.2600 [email protected] Office Administrator: Cathy Smalley ext.2602 [email protected] Coord. of Youth Ministry: Beth Montgomery ext.2801 [email protected] Director of Faith Formation:Tim Carpenter ext.2802 [email protected] Director of Maintenance: Karen Belcher ext.2905 [email protected] Family Ministry: Jim & Ofelia Miles ext.1052 Knights of Columbus: Tom Booms 248-486-9707 Liturgy/Wedding Coord.: Julie Mussio ext.2803 [email protected] Music Ministry: Lucia Campbell ext. 2904 [email protected] Parish Pastoral Council: Chris Duchene [email protected] RCIA, Visitation Ministry: Deacon Warren Hecht ext.2804 [email protected]

Parish Hall Emergency: ext.1175

Bulletin Submissions/Deadline: Two weeks prior to the publication date (i.e. 1st Sunday of the month for publication the 3rd Sunday of the month). Articles may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] or dropped off at the Parish Office. Please include your name, parish affiliation, and contact information.


MINISTERS SCHEDULE JANUARY 3/4

Laundry - V. Kliman

PARISH DIRECTORY

Phone: 734-761-8606 Fax: 734-997-8432 Website: www.sta2.org

Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday: 8 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

St. Thomas the Apostle School

Kindergarten through 8th grade

Principal: Tony Moskus 734-769-0911 [email protected] Website: www.stthomas-aa.org Little Saints Preschool Kate Bockbrader 734-769-0911 Part and full-time, whole and half days available Ages 3-5

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETED MASSES

ARE OFFERED AT THE 9 A.M. MASS THE

FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD SUNDAYS OF THE

MONTH.

PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE IN MILITARY SERVICE

For those who are far from their homeland because of military service, may they be blessed for their courage and sacrifice. Sean Welch, Dennis Winters, Christopher Guthrie, Andrew Kliman, Michael Barry, Timothy Barry, Tony DiDonato, Michael Kukalia, Richard Lara, Fr. Dan Mode, Justin Scofield, Kurt Holtfreter, Ashley Dillon, David Dennis, Robert L. Cross, Raphael Sosa, Chris Burkhart, Bill Iott, Clayton Carpenter, Kenneth Thomas, Thomas Blair, Manuel Latino, John Heimstra, Danny Shay, Michael Shay, and Michael Spelman, Tommy Molton, Matthew Taylor, Evan Wight, John Rohde

Altar

Servers Readers Extraordinary Ministers

4:30 A Thomas M McClory M McClory P Ablao J & J Barroso E McClory S Weathers M Watassek D Alton C Dwyer

7:30 S Scodeller J Fox J Fox T Marshall K & P Bailey E Fox J & A Quinn

P & M Kuzel

9:00 C & R Peters V Reddy P & R Sanders M Rohde P Miska V Reddy S Cour P Miska

10:45 M Megargle G Lewis S Barrer L Kraus P & M

Scerbak A Loewe K Boyd

R McGarty B

Montgomery

12:30 F & E Galano A Hewson T Booms J Dreyer B Dreyer M Stephens P Davey F Valero K Green D Rutherford

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