Second Sunday in Ordinary Time January 19, 2020

Rev. Dennis B. Willey, Pastor (843.834.5447 ~ pastor@ollchapin.org ~ Father’s Day Off is Monday) Deacon Greg Weigold (803.345.3962) Deacon Malcolm Skipper (803.345.2250) Deacon John Stetar (803.318.5092)

Deacon Jim Atkinson (704.246-9034 ) Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm

Diocese of Charleston

Catholic Church 195 Amicks Ferry Road P.O. Box 549

Chapin, South Carolina 29036 Church: 345-3962

Website: http://www.ollchapin.org www.facebook.com/Our-Lady-of-the-Lake-Chapin-SC-

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Parish Worship Schedule Masses: Saturday Vigil 5:00pm Sunday 8:00am, 10:30am, 5:00pm (LIFE TEEN) Holy Days: Check Bulletin for Schedule Daily: Tuesday thru Friday at 12 noon First Friday & First Saturday: Adoration in Nave/Chapel, 10-12; Confessions 10:30-11:30 Mass at 12 noon Reconciliation: Saturday 3:45-4:30pm or by appointment

To get FREE Catholic Programs, Videos, etc., go to www.FORMED.org use Parish Code P76B6T.

Baptism Baptisms scheduled in advance. Please call the Parish Office for more information or to attend a Baptismal Preparation Session.

Marriage Catholics are bound by Canon Law to the Catholic Form of Marriage and must consult a priest at least 6 months prior to their wedding in order to remain in good standing with the Catholic Faith. If you are planning to be married in the coming year, please call the Parish Office for an appointment.

Membership Newcomers are asked to register so that we may properly welcome you into our parish community. Forms are on line or in the Parish Office. Also, the 2nd Sunday of every month is NEW Parishioner Registration. Active Participation includes 4 things: 1) Registration in the Parish for a sufficient period of time. 2) Regular use of the Sunday envelopes. 3) Faithful attendance at Mass on Sundays and Holy Days. 4) Participation in Parish events and service to the Parish.

Nursery Provided during 10:30am Sunday Mass for children ages 6 months-5 years in Saint Andrew Hall (former Sanctuary).

Religious Education on Sunday K4-5: 9:15-10:15am (FLC); EDGE 6th-8th, 9:15-10:15 (FLC) LIFE TEEN(9th-12th) in FLC, 6-7:30pm Children’s Mass (10:30am) First Sunday of every month until May LIFE TEEN Mass (5:00pm) Every Sunday Evening until May

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Visitation of the Sick (Homebound) Please keep us informed that we might administer to and pray for those who are ill at home, in the hospital or nursing care facility. We also have a Homebound Ministry to bring the Eucharist to the Sick. PLEASE CALL DEACON JIM @ 704.246.9034.

Parish Staff Director of Operations: Donnie Jameson………803.535.9029 Church Office Administration: Pat Moore …..803.345.3962 x201

Vicky Shealy, Receptionist/Assistant ………...803.345.3962 x202 Cindy Belter, Bookkeeper ……..……...……..803.345.3962 x207

Director of Music: Louis S. Hehman...………….803.345.3962 Assistant Director of Music: David B. Fisher, Sr..803.772.6950 Faith Formation: Cassy M. Vernau, DRE……….803.477.5132(Sacramental Preparation: Confirmation, 1st Communion) Stella Terrana-Kasten, Admin Asst. to DRE……..803.924.6098 Youth Ministry: Megan M. Shealy……………. ..803.814.5735

MSSION ~ We are a welcoming Catholic community, making God visible through the sacraments, faith formation and service.

Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church Chapin, South Carolina

Sunday Worship: 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 19, 2020

Today’s Hymns: Opening: 683 Offertory: 702 Communion: 673 Closing: 455 The full Order of Mass may be found starting at #140 in the Journeysongs hymnal

Introductory Rites

Processional Hymn: #683 “How Firm a Foundation”

Greeting

Penitential Act

Deacon: Lord Jesus, you became flesh and dwelt among us: Lord, have mercy. People: Lord, have mercy. Deacon: Lord Jesus, are the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world: Christ, have mercy. People: Christ have mercy. Deacon: Lord Jesus, you baptize us with the Holy Spirit: Lord, have mercy. People: Lord, have mercy.

Gloria: #226

Liturgy of the Word

Readings may be found at #931 in the Journeysongs hymnal

First Reading: Isaiah 49:3, 5-6

Psalm: Psalm 40

Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:1-3

Gospel: John 1:29-34

Homily

Memorial Acclamation: #229

Liturgy of the Eucharist

Offertory Hymn: #702 “Prayer of St. Francis”

Holy, Holy, Holy: #227 

Doxology and Great Amen

Priest: Through him, and with him, and in him, O God, Almighty Father, in the Unity of the Holy Spirit, all glory and honor is yours, forever and ever.  

Lord’s Prayer (spoken)

Lamb of God: #232 

Communion Hymn: #673 “Be Not Afraid”

Prayer After Communion

Concluding Rites  

Announcements

Dismissal

Closing Hymn: #455 “Jesus the Very Thought of You”

Profession of Faith: Nicene Creed I believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible. I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only Begot-ten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages.

God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, consubstantial with

the Father; through him all things were made. For us men and for our salvation, he came down from

heaven, (all bow) and by the Holy Spirit was incar-nate of the Virgin Mary, and became man. For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate, he suf-fered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures. He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right

hand of the Father. He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified, who has spoken through the proph-ets. I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic

Church. I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins and I look forward to the resurrection of 

the dead and the life of the world to come.  

Amen. 

Prayers of the Faithful

CALLED TO BE HOLY. With this Sunday we begin Ordinary Time. The readings tell us about God’s relationship with Israel and John the Baptist’s relationship with Jesus. Israel’s relationship with God is so close, so intimate, that it is through Israel that God’s “salvation [will] reach to the ends of the

earth” (Isaiah 49:6). But we know from John the Baptist that for Israel to accomplish God’s will, it must also recognize that Jesus is the Son of God. During these weeks we also get to know Jesus. We begin to understand more deeply our relationship to Jesus and what that relationship means for us, who are “called to be holy” (1 Corinthians 1:2).

Next Monthly SENIOR LUNCHEON (for registered parishioners 60 years or older) is on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 immediately after the 12 noon Mass ~ Theme will be “New Year & New

Beginnings.” PLEASE bring a friend and mark a “V” beside your name to indicate that you are bringing a guest to the Luncheon. It is important that you sign up so that we can accommodate everyone. See sign up sheets in the Narthex on the podium. DEADLINE is January 19th.

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Week Ahead MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 2020 NO MASS

Men’s Club Dinner & Meeting, 6:30 pm TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, NO MASS Senior Monthly Luncheon, 12:30 pm

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, NO MASS Adult Faith Formation, 10:15 am

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, Mass 12 noon Repose of the Soul of John Hennessy Spiritual Gifts Inventory Workshop for Ministry Leaders, 9-11:30 am Adult Faith Formation, 6:45 pm

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, Mass 12 noon Special Intention for Healing for Sherrie Snell SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, Vigil Mass 5 pm

Mass Intention for Andy Comose Reconciliation 3:30-4:30 pm/Rosary Prayed 4:30pm VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION RECEPTION

SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, Morning Mass 8 am Missa Pro Populo (Mass for the People)

Faith Formation Classes/ EDGE/ Adult Bible Study/Youth Group Resume Sunday

Mass 10:30 am, Mass Intention for Houston McMillion Rosary Prayed 4:30 pm, Evening Mass, 5 pm Mass Intention for Rev. Andrew J. Vollkommer

Important Dates in January January 18 ~ Art from the Heart for Charity, 6:30 pm January 19 ~ NO Faith Formation ~ School Holiday

January 20 ~ Men’s Club Dinner & Meeting, 6:30 pm January 20 ~ Parish Office Closed in Observance

of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day ~ Sew Blessed, 1 pm ~

~ Men’s Club Dinner & Meeting, 6:30 pm ~ January 21 ~ Senior Monthly Luncheon, 12:30 pm

January 23 ~ DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP, 6:30 pm January 26 ~ CARE & SHARE SUNDAY

January 27 ~ Sister to Sister, 6:30 pm

MASS INTENTIONS NEEDED FOR ALL MASSES. It is a Catholic custom of long standing to have a Mass celebrated for the repose of the soul of deceased friends and relatives, in thanksgiving for a prayer answered, or other special intentions. Please contact

the Parish Office if you would like to schedule a Mass.

PACESETTERS GO PAINTING The Pacesetters January outing will be on Wed. 1/29 to Painting With a Twist, 275 Harbison Blvd. Mary Christopher has arranged for us to have a fun Coffee & Canvas event from 11am to 1pm. This is a great opportunity for those with limited or no painting skills to do an actual painting. The Proprietor Kathy Lane will walk us through the process,

step by step to complete a work of art in our 2-hour session. Kathy assures you will have a lot of fun and even if you have never painted before you will be surprised how talented you are. The cost for the session is $30 per person. If you can join us or have questions please contact Mary Christopher at 447-0558. Mary will need your reservation and a check for $30 by Jan. 22nd. Her mailing address is 330 Limestone Rd., Chapin, SC 29036. We should plan on gathering in the church parking lot around 10, carpool and leave around 10:15am. Lunch will follow at 1:30 at BJ's Restaurant on Harbison. Calling all wanna be artists!!!

Rosary Prayed in Church Before the Saturday Vigil Mass at 4:30pm

& before the Sunday Evening 5:00pm Mass at 4:30pm

Flowers for the Altar  Flowers on the altar this weekend were provided by Frank & Tina Shepke in loving memory of Juanita Boehm & Robert Boehm. and, by Pat & Ken Moore in thanksgiving for their granddaughter, Mary

Alexandra “Mae” Fisher, as she celebrates her 2nd Birthday.

Many thanks to all parishioners for signing up to donate flowers for the altar throughout the year. Your response is much appreciated! There are still some open weekends for donations. Sign up where you can. God Bless you for your ministry to the Parish!

If The SECOND COLLECTION for January 25-26, 2020 is for the Church in Latin America. The List for the Second Collections for 2020

is posted on the Parish’s website, www.ollchapin.org.

December 30, 2019-January 5, 2020

The Vigil Mass on Saturday is offered for the repose of the soul of Monica Szymanski, at the request of Jon & Mary May. The Mass at 8:00 a.m. is offered for the repose of the soul of Bob Weinzapfel. The

Mass at 10:30 a.m. is offered in loving memory of their daughter, Theresa M. Goebel, at the request of Ed & Linda Goebel. The Sunday LIFE TEEN Mass at 5:00 p.m. is offered as a Missa Pro Populo (Mass for the People).

Here is a continuation of the descriptions of charisms.

Encouragement Empowered by the Holy Spirit, some persons are called to stand beside other people who are in need and bring comfort, counsel and encouragement so they feel helped. To exercise the gift of

encouragement is to call forth the best from others. This gift involves helping others to be more dedicated in living out their faith, bolstering them up when they are discouraged or downhearted and challenging them to see the goals to which God calls them. • I use words of comfort and counsel to nurture others • I focus on the individual rather than a group • Strengths include listening, talking, comforting,

counselling • People have told me I bring comfort and help people

grow. Evangelism To exercise the gift of evangelism is to perceive and accept God’s call to lead others in their spirituality, and to be instrumental in acknowledging God’s grace and authority in the life of the church. This gift involves being able to lead others wisely and compassionately and training others in spiritual matters. Evangelism includes a combination of wisdom, discernment, leadership and teaching. • Shares the faith in a way that draws others to be

disciples • Drawn to non-Christians and can easily be friends • Serve as a witness to Christ through deeds and words

Faith The Holy Spirit provides individuals with extraordinary confidence in God’s promises, power and presence so that they can take heroic stands for the future of God’s work in the church and faith community. This gift involves a healthy prayer life, sensitivity to the will of God, and a firm trust that God will come through, even when there is no concrete evidence. • Exceptional trust in the love, power and provision of

God • Confident God will provide for their needs • Complete freedom to act due to one’s trust in God

Christmas: $18,468.00

Mary, Mother of God: $2,081.00

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PARISH SUPPORT THIS WEEK YEAR TO DATE

Budget Amt. Needed 13,898.00 361,348.00

In-plate Collection 7,811.50 229,892.94

*On-Line Giving 6,434.00 118,680.50

Variance 1,064.50 - 6,601.56

Total Received 14,962.50 368,644.44

In-plate ( loose cash/visitors)

717.00 20,071.00

 

Respect Life Ministry Respect Life Ministry meets monthly in St. Andrew Hall. Their next meeting is: February 3, 2020, 6:00 pm-7:30 pm. The Rosary for Life is scheduled for the second Saturday of the month, February 8th, 8 am at Planned Parenthood.

The Respect Life Ministry has an e-mail list - open to all that want to keep up with local respect life events. To join the email list or for other questions: Call Deacon Greg or Maureen 212-8109 or e-mail stfrancisshop@bellsouth.net. Be sure to visit the Respect Life Ministry page on Our Lady of the Lake website to learn more about our ministry at www.ollchapin.org.

Sister Alice Abate, O. Carm., Jim Allen, Phillip Allen, Beverly Anderson, Jenna Bailey, Robert Barnes, Shirley Barra, Sister Kateri Battaglia, M.S.C., Don Benjamin, Keri Benjamin, Curt

Bowers, Ross Calderone, Ursula Callan, Lori Carson, Lisa Casey, Loretta Casey, Christina Cassidy, Jerry Condra, Jack Corbitt, Artie Cross, Rick Cross, Jerry Danos, Richard Dively, Frankie Tusa Dobard, David Doskey, Barbara Dunham, Paul Ellis, Stephanie Enright, Deacon Dave & Peg Farinelli, Sister Lee Faszold, O. Carm., Bennett Fisher, Jackson Folk, Kerry Franklin, Ed Goebel, Margaret Godley, Bryan Gooch, Amy Grewe, Robert Haggard, Katherine Helmeke, Judy Henderson, Carol Hirsch, Connor Hirsch, Andy Hollis, Matthew & Melanie Hood-Pittenger, Jan Horvath, Blake Jarrell, Arthur Henry Jillson, Ron Johnson, Holly Keehn, Mark Keller, Frances Kendra, Mickey Kircher, Sierra Klauk, Ginger Larkin, Keith Lauer, Mrs. Jennifer Leach, Dee Levy, Patricia Linn, Jeff Lutts, Scarlet Lutz, Kathy Lyden, Barbie Maderson, Kathy Malinowski, Scott Matula, Mike Milliff, Carol Morrett, Carol Morris, Alyssa & Natasha Munoz, Jorge Passerini, Mike Poole, Dr. John Ries, Lisa Rister, Sister Catherine Riggs, O. Carm., Flor Rimando, Jim Robinson, Marianne Sautter, Emma Scheuermann, Hugh Senn, Bobby Serina, Beatrice Sharpe, Kaylee Sides, Stuart Silverman, Ben & Gini Sirois, Mark Snelgrove, Wayne Stackleather, Clark Stahl, David Stucker, JoAnn Suarez, Joe Taffoni, Jan Tetmeyer, Chuck Thom, Sheila Thompson, Annette Thornton, Joan Underwood, Stan & Jeanne Van Hoeck, Betty Van Sickle, Nancy Vazrek, Emily Velilla, Jahmaul Walters, Renee Weber, Jackie Webre, Deacon Greg Weigold, William Woodruff, IV    

 Lighthouse Catholic Ministry Artistic Evangelization

God is in the details.” Nowhere is this saying more true than when applied to the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Miracle upon miracle in layered is this image that speaks so eloquently to the people of South American. Many people have heard of Our Lady of Guadalupe, but few

people know her story. In this talk, speaker and catechist Luis Soto (who himself was born and raised in Mexico) shares the little-known history and life-changing importance of Mary's appearance to a peasant man named Juan Diego, and the miraculous image she left behind. Loved by millions (including St. John Paul II), Our Lady of Guadalupe is a patron and example of how to share the Gospel with the whole world.

Please Keep in Your Prayers

Monday: 1 Sm 15:16-23; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23; Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday: 1 Sm 16:1-13; Ps 89:20-22, 27-28; Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10; Mk 3:1-6, or any of a number of readings for the Day of Prayer Thursday: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7; Ps 56:2-3, 9-13; Mk 3:7-12 Friday: 1 Sm 24:3-21; Ps 57:2-4, 6, 11; Mk 3:13-19 Saturday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Mk 16:15-18 Sunday: Is 8:23 — 9:3; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; 1 Cor 1:10-13, 17; Mt 4:12-23 [12-17]

The Lord’s Word January 13-January 19, 2020

♦ If you haven't gotten your 2020 Catholic Extension Calendar yet, they may be found in the Vollkommer Bell Tower on top of the cabinet.

♦ If you are a registered member of the Parish and are doing your Offertory on-line and don’t need your Envelope Sets, PLEASE call the Parish Office so we can stop sending you Envelopes and stop incurring the cost of same. MANY THANKS!

S piritual Book Club meets the first Monday of the month at 12:30 at The Coffee Shelf. At

our February 3 meeting we will discuss The Return Of The Prodigal Son by Henri J. M. Nouwen. On March 2 we will discuss Joan Chittister Essential Writings. For our April 6 meeting we will be reading Climbing The Mountain by “Anne” a

lay apostle and Bill Quinn. All are welcome to attend. For further information please contact Linda Spencer lrs47@sc.rr.com or 803.732.3201.

Celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston with this beautiful commemorative keepsake! The BICENTENNIAL KEEPSAKE ORNAMENT is designed after the Bicentennial banner, which is displayed in all of the Catholic

churches in the Diocese of Charleston throughout this 200th anniversary year! This keepsake is a beautiful Christmas ornament (2020), and makes a perfect gift for recipients of Sacraments: first Communion, confirmation, matrimony, even RCIA. This bicentennial keepsake is also a fitting fundraiser for parish organizations! Order online at: www.charlestondiocese.org/bicentennial.

HEARING IMPAIRED??? Our Lady of the Lake now has devices to assist the hearing impaired! Packets with equipment choices are available before all Masses. Each packet contains a battery powered receiver and 3 choices of connectivity -- an ear piece, an ear bud, or

a coil loop. To use the coil loop, your hearing aid will need to be compatible. Please see an usher for assistance in receiving a packet before Mass and in returning the packet after Mass. For questions or concerns, please email Donnie Jameson at operations.director@ollchapin.org

Our Lady of Grace Rosary Group This  Weekly  Home  Rosary  will  begin it’s  5th  Year  of  praying  the  Rosary with  Our  Lady  of  Grace  (enclosed  in her  own  traveling  case)  in  different parishioners’  homes.    There  is fellowship  afterward  should  you  care to  stay.    It  is  not  necessary  to  host, but  do  come  and  pray  with  us. Prayers  are  offered  for  special 

intentions and  the needs and  issues of  all.   And … you get  to  keep  Our  Lady  of  Grace  in  your  home    for  the week!    January  2020  could  be  a  new  year  for  you praying and partaking in the beauty and benefits of the Rosary.   

Mrs.  Dona  Silverman  is  the  OLOG  Rosary  Group Coordinator.  Please call her at (803) 317‐4122 with any questions about the Ministry or  if you would be willing to host Our Lady of Grace Rosary. Stay tuned for January dates in the Bulletin. 

“The Rosary is the best therapy for these distraught, unhappy, fearful, and frustrated souls, precisely because it involves the simultaneous use of three powers: the physical, the vocal, and the spiritual…” Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen

January 20 Dominic Cothren

James Downs Mary Grace Johnson Brian Manikowski

Jonathan Velazquez

January 21 Melissa Brandstatter Catherine Gummere John Hopfensperger

Meghan Kircher Daniel Kopelman

Gabriel Lutes Matthew Mowery Selestna Rosales

January 22 Norm Gallagher

Kaye Hunke Cheryl Kleinholz

Niki Kuskey Kathryn Longerbeam

Linda Martin Carlos Sanchez Morgan Wilson

January 23 Darcy Brannigan

Lance Davis Emily Fanguy Katie Million

Missy Moosbrugger Bill Vernau

January 23 Sean Wagner

January 24 David Cortes Jane Donohue

Sean Foster Ray McIntosh

Gary Remensnyder

January 24 Olivia Sadorf

Jennifer Sassaman

January 25 Adriana Bossong

Elizabeth Churchill Hayes Coleman

Gloria Copenhaver Jack Corbitt

Nanette Corbitt Jennifer DeAngelo Celina Husbands

Hayden Kerr Theresa Maupin

Staci Renda Marvin Valasquez

January 26 Rose Marie Bienkowski

Thomas Mullaney Megan Swistak

Michael Weimer

January 1 Jeff & Stasia Bryant

Greg & Maureen Weigold

January 2 Joseph & Lisa Brannigan

January 3 Hunter & Jude Coleman

January 6 Leroy & Diane Reid

January 7 Alan & Kathy Torres Francis & Kathleen

Walton

January 8 James & Kerry Franklin Jeff & Stephanie Herring Robert & Lynn Ployhart Michael & Kristen Rose

January 9 Glen & Maria Kitchens

Brian & Jamie Wurdinger

January 16 Robert & Annette Belcher Lawrence & Laurie Fraser

January 18 Jason & Dawn Diimmler Bill & Felicia Kopelman Joseph & Susie Taffoni

January 19 Terry & Brenda Macaluso

January 20 Jim & Tina DeFelice

January 22 Terrance & Colleen

McHugh

January 24 Scott & Laura Hamilton

January 25 John & Christina Fiber

January 27 Joe & Tara Johnson

January 30 Edward & Catherine

Helock

January 31 William & Jane Donohue

Care & Share January 26, 2020

Your donations may be placed in the pull-out cabinet Bin in Vollkommer Bell Tower on any day of the week, but especially on Care & Share

Sunday!

During the month of December our parishioners donated 1,177 lbs of food nearly half (488 lbs) was provided by the Scouts in the form of fruit

baskets. Thank you for your generosity!!!

These parishioners are celebrating Birthdays this week. If you see them, don’t forget to extend your

Best Wishes for a Blessed Day!

Is anyone among you sick? They should summon the presbyters of the church, to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord, and the prayer of faith will save the sick person and the Lord will

raise them up. If they have committed any sins, they will be forgiven." (James 5:14)

In the sacrament we pray that the sick be healed in body, in mind and in spirit. The mission of the Church is to do what Jesus did. Healing was essential to the mission of the disciples. If you are experiencing the effects of illness, advanced age, preparing for surgery and seek the healing power of the sacrament you are encouraged to ask Father Dennis to celebrate the Anointing of the Sick with you. You or a family member can contact the parish office at (803) 345-3962 or call Father’s cell phone at (843) 834-5447.

The Adoration Chapel is available for adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with the use of a code to enter the Chapel. The code is available through the Parish Office. Please make sure you refer to the Adoration Chapel Etiquette posted in the Chapel, on the Parish’s Facebook Page and on the Parish’s

website. Become a partner in our parish goal of year round Perpetual Adoration of Our Lord. Visit our Parish website at www.ollchapin.org and click on “Adoration PRO” at the top of the page. Questions, contact Administrator, Mike Weinzapfel at mikeweinz1@aol.com