WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONSContribution for Dec. 1: .................................$12,217.10

Faith DirectNov. 4 ...........................................................$13,456.01Nov. 15 .........................................................$13,926.39

www.faithdirect.net (church code: TX420)What is the best way to ensure our parish receives the support needed for our operating expenses and ministries during the busy summer months? eGiving through Faith Direct! Please enroll today. Increased enrollment with Faith Direct will help stabilize our parish finances during the coming summer months when many families are away on vacation. Join fellow parishioners who are making use of this convenient program. Family Life Center Capital Campaign code is: TX508

Sunday - 12/89:30am - Discovery/PH12:30pm - Ushers Meeting/Church6:00pm - Altar Society Christmas Party/

Luby’sMonday - 12/9Breakfast after Communion Service/SJR3:00pm - Chaplet of Divine Mercy/HFC6:30pm - Parish Christmas Party/PH (until

8:30pm)Tuesday - 12/10Prayer Group meets after Communion

Service/HFC3:00pm - Chaplet of Divine Mercy/HFC7:00pm - CHRP - Men’s Renewal Weekend

mtg/SJR

Wednesday - 12/113:00pm - Chaplet of Divine Mercy/HFC4:00pm - Adoration of the Most Blessed

Sacrament/HFC5:30pm - Pray the Rosary/HFC7:00pm - Verso L’Alto/PH7:00pm - CHRP - Women’s Renewal

Weekend mtg/SJRThursday - 12/123:00pm - Chaplet of Divine Mercy/HFC7:00pm - R.C.I.A./NDE CafeFriday - 12/133:00pm - Chaplet of Divine Mercy/HFCSaturday - 12/144:00 pm - Reconciliation/HFCSunday - 12/159:30am - Discovery/PH

SUNDAY - DEC. 88:30 am - CLYDE and DOROTHY HONKOMP †

RAYMOND TOTH † by Florine Costello & Family BRIGIDA BAUTISTA † by M/M Virgil Frando

11:00 am - INTENTIONS OF THE PARISHMONDAY - DEC. 98:00 am - JEAN MARIE KEHOSKIE †

by Kehoskie Children & Grandchildren CAROLINE HLVATY † by Tommy Schumacher BARBARA PRZYBYLSKI † by Joe Przybylski

10:00am - All School MassTUESDAY - DEC. 108:00 am - COMMUNION SERVICEWEDNESDAY - DEC. 116:15 pm - LARRY BALDRIDGE † by Lois Baldridge

GEORGE DEVASIA † by M/M Danny Lee BETTY BOHAC † by Catholic Daughters of America

THURSDAY - DEC. 129:30 am - JULIA GONZALES † by Larry Baldridge

JOHN KESHOSKIE † by Kehoskie Children & Grandchildren FRANK and SUE NAVARETTE † by Deborah Ceballos

FRIDAY - DEC. 138:00am - JOE and ANNIE SMAJSTRLA †

by Tommy Schumacher BOB HALL † by Georgia Hall

MARY ROBINSON PARKER † by Lorraine McGuireSATURDAY - DEC. 146:00 pm - JIM and JoANN BRENNAN †

by M/M Larry Lebow RALPH and ALICE SCHUMACHER † by Tommy Schumacher LORENE GOFORTH † by The Fidelie Families

SUNDAY - DEC. 158:30 am - GEORGE STUDDARD † Caroline Studdard

URSULA PETERS † by Deacon & Mrs. Jim Bindel MEN PHAM † by Deip Tran

11:00 am - INTENTIONS OF THE PARISH

Daily ReadingsMon. - Dec. 9: Gn 3:9-15, 20 * Eph 1:3-6, 11-12 *

Lk 1:26-38Tue. - Dec.10: Is 40:1-11 * Mt 18:12-14Wed. - Dec. 11: Is 40:25-31 * Mt 11:28-30

Thu. - Dec.12: Zec 2:14-17 or Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab Lk 1:26-38 or 1:39-47

Fri. - Dec.13: Is 48:17-19 * Mt 11:16-19Sat. - Dec.14: Sir 48:1-4, 9-11 * Mt 17:9a, 10-13Sun. - Dec.15: Is 35:1-6a, 10 * Jas 5:7-10 * Mt 11:2-11

INTENTIONS OF THE HOLY FATHER for DecemberVictimized Children. That children who are victims of abandonment or

violence may find the love and protection they need.

Prepare the Savior’s Coming. That Christians, enlightened by the

Word incarnate, may prepare humanity for the Savior’s coming.

Those For Whom We PrayBecause of space limitations, names will be taken off the prayer list after 3 months.

Please call the church office if you would like the name returned to the list. Thank you for your understanding.

Parishioners, Family & Friends • Lois Allison, Nicholas Allison, Dennis Anderson, Jenna Lebow Askew, Wanda Baker, Henry & Wanda Baltine, Elizabeth Bater, Joan & Robert Baumann, Shirley Bennet, Tommy & Sheryl Berend, Antonia Bernal, Irene Bindel, Anna Bogart, Cyndi Boone, Ruthie Booth, Glen Borgman, Ed Boulware, Rocky Bray, Brenda Burns, Jo Bybee, Ivy Cadotte, Matthew Cluley, Sara Connors, Grace Ann Crocker, Mike Crumpton, Nellie Dill, Adalie Dixon, Mark Dreher, Bertalou Eaves, Jathan Fields, Johnnie Fields, Orlando Garcia, Lola Clyde Greaves, Courtney Shook Gysell, Pat Harmon, Beth Holovak, Helen Innes, Don & Jean Isbell, Ray Jackson, Anita Jackson, Betty Janota, Dan Jansa, Nelda Jansen, Pat Jentsch, Jeremy Johnson, Diane Jones, Dick King, Evelyn King, Anita Kortbawi, Ron Ladeau, Brandi Lawson, Maribeth LeBus, Marife Lee, Robert Lisle, Art Litteken, Shirley Litteken, Eloise Majewski, Jane Majewski, Rusty Maley, Marcelle Marchon, Elisha Martinez, Clara Mathe, Mike &Virginia Michonski, Dale Minniear, Clyde Morbitzer, Diane Mulick, Stephen Musil, Ray Newsome, Leon & Sarah Null, Patty Oechsner, Charlie Ortega, Jeanette Palkowetz, Pattie Palmer, Felicidad Panganiban, Marianne Pattillo, Gloria Perez, Betty Pond, Aubrey Reaves, Lori Ross, George Rovnyak, Cas Salkowski, Nelda Schreiber, Sr. Mary Francis Serafino, Roland Sigler, Charles Simons, Bette Skurkey, Jeff Smith, Danny Steed, Audrey Stephens, Shannon Stevens, Sister Josephine Stewart, Stacey Stowe, Caroline Studdard, Sister Devota Sweeney, Michael Sweeney, Kibby Taylor, Dave Teichman, Franklin Tolentino, Ida Toth, Les Wachsman, Dale West, Jan Wiggins, Kinzey Wilson, and Mary Wilson, Adam York. * New this week

PRAY FOR PRIESTS THIS WEEKListed below are the Priests of our Diocese for whom we are asked to pray for daily.

12/8 - Rev. Msgr. Publius Xuereb 12/11 - Rev. Gerard Mary Anyanwu 12/13 - Rev. Jose Gildardo Alvarez Abonce, CORC12/9 - Rev. Anthony Anala, SVD 12/12 - Rev. Luis Gerardo Arraiza, OFM Cap. 12/14 - Rev. Richard Baranski, OFM12/10 - Rev. Reehan Soosai Antony, SAC

Eternal Father, we lift up to You these and all the priests of the world. Sanctify them. Heal and guide them. Mold them into the likeness of Your Son, Jesus, the Eternal High Priest.

May their lives be pleasing to You. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen.

Our Lady Queen of Peace Second Sunday of Advent

Parish Activities

December 8, 2013

WHEN IN DOUBT...CHECK US OUT

olqpwf.org OLQP Catholic Church, Wichita Falls, Tx

FEAST and CELEBRATIONSIn December,we commemorate that Mary was conceived in St. Anne’s

womb without Original Sin.

Dec. 9 - Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Dec.12 - Our Lady of GuadalupeDec.13 - Saint Lucy, Virgin and MartyrDec. 14 - St. John of the Cross, Priest and

Doctor of the ChurchDec. 21 - St. Peter CanisiusDec. 26 - St. StephenDec. 29 - The Holy Family

The Sympathy and Prayers of our parish are with the

Family and Friends ofLawrence Holub (husband of Shirley Holub)

Virgilio Plaza (brother of Mary Jones)

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord. And let perpetual light shine upon them.

Amen.

PRAYER for OUR TROOPSLord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the name of Jesus. Amen.

OLQP Family Life Center Capital CampaignNow that the cost of our Family Life Center has increased, it is our hope that you will increase the amount you have pledged and add a year to paying it off. If you have not yet made a pledge, we ask that you prayerfully consider making that commitment. We hope that everyone will participate in this endeavor to build a space that will be filled with the many ministries we have and activities that

go on here at OLQP. To increase or extend your pledge, please use the blue Pledge Increase-Extension cards located in the Narthex. If you are pledging for the first time, please use the white Pledge cards also located in the Narthex. Please bring your Pledge card next weekend (Dec. 14 & 15) along with your first year payment.

PLEDGE UPDATE as of: Dec. 1, 2013 • GOAL: $3,000,000AMOUNT PLEDGED: $1,660,708.00 AMOUNT COLLECTED: $703,897.88

# of Families Pledged: 426

Please help us when making payments towards your Pledge to the Capital Campaign.• use the envelopes designated for the FLC Capital Campaign.• indicate on the “memo” of your check: FLC Capital Campaign.• Regular contribution and FLC Capital Campaign payments need to be separate checks.• There are blue envelopes in the Narthex if you forget your envelope.All Electronic Giving will be done through ‘Faith Direct’ our online giving program. Online enrollment

forms are available in the Narthex. Or you could go directly to www.faithdirect.net and enroll. For the Capital Campaign online enrollment, use Church Code: TX508. To afford the greatest tax benefits for our parish, Campaign gifts are processed through the Diocese of Ft. Worth Advancement Corporation.

12/24 - CHRISTMAS VIGIL MASS: 4pm, 7pm and Midnight

12/25 - CHRISTMAS DAY MASS: 9:30amChristmas Caroling will begin

30 minutes prior to Mass times.• • •

Safe Environment Sessions for 2014

All sessions will be held in the Church office conference at 4040 York St. Contact the parish office at 940-696-1253 for more information or to sign-up.

Wed - Jan 8: Update - 7:00 pmSat - Jan 11: Initial - 9:00 am

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

2013 END OF YEAR-GIVING AND TAX DEDUCTIONS

• CHECKS MUST BE DATED AND MAILED WITH A POSTMARK ON OR BEFORE DEC. 31, 2013

• CREDIT CARD GIFTS ARE EFFECTIVE ON THE DATE THE CARD IS CHARGED.

• ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER IS EFFECTIVE ON THE DATE OF THE TRANSFER

• STOCKS TRANSFERRED ELECTRONICALLY ARE EFFECTIVE ON THE DATE OF TRANSFER

For questions and more info, call Deacon Jim Bindel during church office hours.

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ADVENT FOOD DRIVEWEEK THREE: CANNED MEAT, MACARONI & CHEESEWEEK FOUR: SUGAR & FLOURPlease DO NOT bring food that is Expired: Place all food items in the basket located in the Narthex. Remember: Please bring items that you or your family would like to eat. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

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Make a 2013 Gift through an IRA Charitable RolloverThe American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 permits donors age 70 1/2 or older to move up to $100,000 from their IRAs directly to qualified charities without having to pay income taxes on the money. This law reinstated the IRA Charitable Rollover for 2013 and is set to expire on Dec. 31, 2013. What a great opportunity to make a gift towards our OLQP Family Life Center Capital Campaign. For more information about this limited time opportunity, contact Steve Morath through the church office 9696-1216) or contact your Financial Advisor.

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Help keep Interfaith Ministries pantry stocked

Pantry Needs: Cereal, Oatmeal/Grits, Canned meat (all kinds), Canned fruit, Rice & Beans (small bags), Mac & Cheese, Peanut Butter & Jelly, Crackers, Pasta & Spaghetti sauce, Pasta (dry & canned), Sugar, Shortening, Household cleaning items, Soap, toilet paper, paper bags, deodorant and toothpaste.Eyeglasses: prescription or reading glass that you don’t need. These items go fast. Place items in the basket located in the Narthex.

CHRISTMAS MASS TIMES

Parish Announcements

Our Lady Queen of Peace Second Sunday of Advent

Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary statueDec. 7-14

Socorro Delgado 613-0189 1614 Harrison St. WFTX

Dec. 14-21 Doris Taitano 851-6701 5801 Hooper Dr. WFTX

Dec. 21-28 Arthur Davila 855-8663 4709 Tammy Dr. WFTX

Dec. 28, 2013 - Jan 4, 2014 Tom & Fran Laughlin 851-9050 1039 Harris Ln. WFTX

If you would like to have the Blessed Virgin Mary statue visit your home, call Barbara Abel at 255-2297.

FREE MASS TIMES APP - for when you’re away!The Catholic Directory iPhone App is FREE and will quickly find the churches nearest to you, including Mass Times, Web sites, Maps, Directions, Staff, Bulletins, and other important information. Powered by TheCatholicDirectory.com

2014 Pilgrimage to Italy • $2,599 per person(includes everything except lunch and tips for the driver and guide)

Visit Rome; including Papal Audience, Lanciano, San Giovanni Rotondo (St. Padre Pio), Montecassino, Assisi, Florence, pisa, Padua, Venice, Milan and Turin.

Deadline for deposit ($400 w/ins. $275 w/out ins.)Wednesday, Dec. 11.

If you are interested, call the parish office immediately.• • •

Notre Dame Catholic School is looking for a 5th grade teacher. Candidates should download the Teacher Application at http://www.fwdioc.org/files/teacher-application.pdf Submit completed application, resume, and letter of interest to:

Notre Dame Catholic SchoolAttn: Mr. Douglas E. Jones2821 Lansing BlvdWichita Falls, TX 76309-4999No later than Wednesday, Dec. 18.”

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The St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store1516 Beverly (2 blocks south of the Loop 11/ Seymour Hwy. intersection).

50% off all TOYS, COATS, JACKETS and Men’s Sport Coats this month.St. Vincent’s is always looking for volunteers. Your purchase helps someone

locally who needs your help! There are LOTS of Christmas items right now, too!

Store hours are Mon., Tues., Wed. - 10-3 and Sat., 10-2.

Adult FormationRite of Christian

Initiation for AdultsDo you want to know more about the Catholic Faith?

Come and join us…Thursdays at 7pm in the NDE Cafeteria. For an excellent opportunity in which the doors to Christ are opened wide.

All are welcome to these inquiry sessions.If you or anyone you may know is interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith, contact Deacon Jim Bindel at the 696-1253 or stop by the church office.

12/12 THE ORDER OF THE MASS

12/19 TOUR OF THE CHURCH AND QUESTIONS ON THE MASS

12/26 NO SESSION - CHRISTMAS BREAK

2014

01/02 INTRODUCTION TO THE SACRAMENTS

01/09 BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION

01/23 MORALITY & Examination of Conscience

01/30 HUMAN LIFE ISSUES

December 8, 2013

Rachel’s Corner“Listen and let it penetrate your heart... do not be troubled or weighed down with grief. Am I not here who am your mother? Are

you not in the folds of my mantle?” - Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe,

Dec. 12Let Our Lady of Guadalupe’s words of mercy and peace penetrate your heart

with hope. You can heal after abortion.

Rachel Ministries • 817-923-4757

Next retreat March 14

MARRIAGE MOMENTS: “Then the angel said to her, ‘Do not be afraid, Mary.’” (Luke 1:30) Sometimes it can be frightening to embark upon a big change in life - a birth, a death, changing a job, retirement...Call to mind a fear - past or present. Trust that sharing it with your beloved will be safe.

PARENTING POINTERS: Dec. 13 is the Feast of St. Lucia (Lucy), a virgin who brought gifts to the poor around the winter solstice. Her name means light. You may already be lighting Advent candles as you approach Christmas. As you light two candles today, tell your children the story of St. Lucia.

GROWING IN FAITH

VERSO L’ALTO DEC. 11TH, 18TH DISCOVERY- DEC. 8TH, 15TH

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YOUTH MINISTRY IS IN NEED OF A FEW GOOD CATHOLICS.We are looking for adults and young adults who love their Catholic faith and want to share Christ with our youth. We NEED small group leaders for both our Sunday morning Middle School program (Discovery) and our Wednesday evening High School program (Verso L’alto). Please see www.olqpwf.org/volunteer and contact Greg Brown.

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Keep up with what’s going on at www.olqpwf.org/youth

“The proof of love is in the works. Where love exists, it works great things. But when it ceases to act, it ceases to exist.”

— Saint Gregory the Great

Caroling and Cookies. Dec. 14th we will go to Grace Care center from 2p-4p to carol, bring cookies, and decorate with the residents. We will meet at the Parish Hall at 12:30 to make cookies!

for more info contact Greg Brown

696-1253 • gbrown@wf.net • (@OLQPyouth)

Good News!DECEMBER 8, 2013SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT (A)Is 11:1-10 / Rom 15:4-9 / Mt 3:1-12

About this time of year, nearly everyone is preparing to visit or be visited as families gather for traditional Christmas preparations, concerts, and meals. At our house, we also make way for those who have no one to visit—whether because of distance or circumstance. I wonder, though, whether we’d welcome a stranger or someone who challenged the way we live or think about things. Paul tells everyone to welcome one another and to glorify God with one voice.

That’s easier when everyone thinks alike. Not all of us want to reflect on the possibility that we may be wrong.

This is the issue facing the religious leaders when John the Baptist bursts onto the scene, calling on everyone to repent and prepare for the kingdom of God. John recognizes that they came to him for show—not because they sought repentance for sin. He wastes no time demanding evidence of the “good fruit” repentance brings and warning about the consequences if it’s not forthcoming.

John is a challenging guest for us as well. Sometimes we want to dictate the outcome of our discussion and our lives, but John demands that we show the fruit of our efforts. It’s not enough to go through the motions of living faithfully—we must give our very selves over to the will of God and the conversion of our lives.

Only then can we welcome everyone in love and in the praise of God.

Mary Katharine Deeleysundaybulletin@liguori.org

Our Lady Queen of Peace Second Sunday of Advent

The Fifth CommandmentYou shall not kill. Abortion Why is abortion unacceptable at any

phase in the development of an embryo?God-given human life is God’s own property; it is sacred from the first

moment of its existence and not under the control of any human being. “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you” (Jer 1:5).

God alone is Lord over life and death. Not even “my” life belongs to me. Every child, from the moment of conception on, has a right to life. From his earliest beginnings an unborn human being is a separate person, and no one can infringe upon his rights, not the State, not the doctor, and not even the mother. The Church’s clarity about this is not a lack of compassion; she means, rather, to point out the irreparable harm that is inflicted on the child who is killed in abortion and on his parents and on society as a whole. Protecting innocent human life is one of the noblest tasks of the State. If a State evades this responsibility, it undermines the foundations of a rule of law.Can a handicapped child be aborted?

No. Aborting a handicapped child is always a serious crime, even if it is done with the intention of sparing that person suffering later on. (YOUCAT questions 383-384)

dear PadreWhat is a Jesse tree?

My sister has a Jesse tree in her home every year. Is that OK, or are they supposed to be in churches only?

A Jesse tree is a great way to celebrate Advent. The tree takes its name from Jesus’ ancestor Jesse, who is mentioned in Jesus’ genealogy in the first chapter of Matthew’s Gospel.

Jesse was King David’s father. Long after King David’s royal house had started to fall into trouble, the prophet Isaiah proclaimed that “a shoot shall sprout from the stump of Jesse, and from his roots a bud shall blossom” (11:1) and that “on that day, the root of Jesse, set up as a signal for the peoples—Him the nations will seek out; his dwelling shall be glorious” (11:10). Christians have long understood these verses as applying to Jesus, our long-promised Messiah, the Lord whose coming would be the fulfillment of all Old Testament prophesy. Jesse trees can take all sorts of shapes and sizes, and they can be real trees, drawings, or banners. But no matter what, they are means for recalling the story of salvation and the promises of God fulfilled in Christ’s coming. Jesse trees can be set up at home or in a church. Typically a family or a parish community decorates their Jesse tree daily or weekly throughout Advent with lines from sacred Scripture or symbols of verses and stories that tell the tale of Jesus’ ancestors and of God’s preparation of his people for the coming of Christ.

Fr. Matthew Allman, CSsRsundaybulletin@liguori.org

Christmas unity Christmas is a wonderful time to forgive anyone who hurt or disappointed us. After all, Jesus came to repair our broken relationship with God. He will give us the strength and power to forgive others if we ask.

Hope always “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope” (Romans 15:13).

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Why do we celebrate the Immaculate Conception? In December, we commemorate that Mary was conceived in St. Anne’s womb without Original Sin. (Normally a Holy Day of Obligation, this year the solemnity is on Dec. 9th and Mass attendance is not obligatory.) In 1854, Pope Pius IX pronounced that by a special act of divine grace, the Blessed Mother was conceived, through the union of her natural father and mother, without the stain of Original Sin, which has afflicted all other humans except for her divine Son.

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Matthew 2:13-15, 19-23, God chooses each of us in a special way.

Mary and Joseph were forced to travel in the last stages of her pregnancy from Nazareth to Bethlehem. On foot or donkey, it was a dirty and exhausting journey. Once there, they had no option for decent housing and had to stay in a stable with animals. Young Mary gave birth in crude conditions with no friend or family to help. After a short time, they fled to Egypt with their newborn to escape threats from the government, and stayed there for several years. There were no friendly faces to greet the family once they arrived and they had to make their own way in an unfamiliar land.Refugees all over the world flee violence like the Holy Family. Catholics have a special charge to protect them and those who are vulnerable: children, elderly, and poor. Like Mary’s and Joseph’s, God has a special place for each of us in his plan of salvation. Prayerfully ask God what he wants you to do for him and his kingdom.

Counseling ServicesWorking in partnership with Sacred Heart and Our Lady Queen of Peace, Catholic Charities Fort Worth provides counseling services at Sacred Heart Monday through Thursday from 4 to 6 PM to assist individuals and families:

• Through the challenges of raising a child• Resolving marital conflict• Coping with depression, anxiety, and the stresses of daily life

Let us help you find hope and healing.Contact the Clinical Counseling program with Catholic Charities at 940.642.7021 or speak to your parish office for more details.

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The St. Joseph Health Care Trust assists individuals who are medically uninsured/underinsured and who meet eligibility criterion. This includes assistance with prescriptions, dental services, physician visits, and other services. For more information please call Stella at (940) 552-0347. (This program is administered through Catholic Charities, Diocese of Fort Worth.)

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Natural Family Planning Classes Did you know…that today’s Natural Family Planning is not the old “rhythm” method?The Couple to Couple League is offering NFP classes at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Wichita Falls. This is a 3-part class, and the next class series will take place on Sundays from 1:30-4:30pm in the Berend Room. If you would like to sign up for this class or any other upcoming classes, please go to www.ccli.org and fill out the online registration form. If you have any questions, you may contact Lauren Morath at (940) 544-2515 or lmorath@srcaccess.net.

December 8, 2013

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Windthorst Sausage MealSunday, Dec. 8 from 11am - 2pm

St. Mary’s Parish HallAdults $12 - Children under 12yrs. $5

Baked goods for Sale