Saint Michael Parish

Olympia, WA

MASS TIMES:

Downtown: Monday - Thursday: Noon Friday & Saturday: 9AM Saturday Vigil: 5PM, Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:30AM, 11:30AM, 5PM

Westside Chapel:

1st & 3rd Thursday: 6:30AM Sunday: 8:30AM, 10:30AM

RECONCILIATION TIMES:

Thursday: 11:00AM Saturday: 10AM, 3PM

PASTOR: Fr. Jim Lee PAROCHIAL VICAR: Fr. Brian Thompson DEACONS: Rob Rensel Ronnie San Nicolas John Bergford 

November 9, 2014The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica

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James SharpCarol Thietje Jan Putnam Sara BeimerJake Halvorson Ryan, Teddy, Ryder SternagelPamela Suszko Stephanie Merenda Grayson DeTerra Amy Loonam Felipe GaminoKathy PoolDonald VillarrubiaDaniel Paterno Medard Hoa Le Karen Roberts Brandon Mihelich Kellen McCauleyBruce KlosDoris TobinJames Cosgrove Kathy Suarez Diana MoscuzzaWarren & Rosalie Ballew Ethel A. O’NeilJolane Zander Loralyn Brown Carmen McHugh Gregory McHughTony Leingang John & Linda Lentz The Hurtado family Elena Sahagun John EylesPatrick HarrisonDonna BenakThe Oen family Sally DoddsNancy PayneRosanne Burns Landyn Idella Cooper Donald Bissen Bill Granville Roberts Family Hilary BorngesserRobert Brown

Elizabeth MageeC.E. RedfieldRichard MonohonScott WaytashekCindy & Tristen CampbellKenny BroussardBill BounsallPaul NoelJennifer NoelNancy LeoneLela Mae LaBouffLaBouff FamilyVirgil HamblinJohn W. PlottBetty KosteckaTonya HyltonChristel ReppCarla GarnerRosie ScottMatthew Benoit & FamilyFrank PetrinoFred AubeJohn PetersonCindy PreussJoy BelandDottie LaGant Marvyl & FamilyMargaret WachTheresa JessBriana ZanderLisa Marie ZanderDon JennerKathleen DowneyJohn McKillipJanet BrownJulie MalloyPat & Ginny O’NeilStephanie SmithGene PutscherCleo DearingFrank GoldsmithJimmy JohnsonArt MeadMatthew KrugMarty & Elaine Gideon & FamCarol NewvillDorothy Wendler

To submit prayer requests, call the Parish Office at (360) 754-4667 or submit your request via our website under the Contact menu.

If you or someone you know is homebound and wishes to receive Holy Communion, please call

Benedetta Reece at the Parish Office at (360) 292-7143 or Dcn. Terry Barber at Sacred Heart Parish at (360) 491-0890

November 9Ez 47:1-2,8-9,12/1 Cor 3:9C-11,16-17/Jn 2:13-22November 10Ti 1:1-9/Lk 17:1-6November 11Ti 2:1-8, 11-14/Lk 17:7-10November 12Ti 3:1-7/Lk 17:11-19

November 13 Phlm 7-20/Lk 17:20-25November 142 Jn 4-9/Lk 17-26-37November 153 Jn 5-8/Lk 18:1-8November 16Prv 31:10-13, 19-20,30-31 1 Thes 5:1-6/Mt 25:14-30

11.10 MONDAY

9:00 am - Ralph Hauser U

11.11 TUESDAY

Noon - John Fink U

11.12 WEDNESDAY

Noon - Ruth Clark

11.13 THURSDAY

Noon - Rose Marie McConn U

11.14 FRIDAY

9:00 am - Hieu Dinh Dang (Francis Xavier)

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11.15 SATURDAY

9:00 am - Lowe Family

5:00 pm - Bob & Shirley Eshbaugh

11.16 SUNDAY

7:30 am - David Jacobson U

8:30 am - Eric Blomberg U Westside

9:30 am - Joanne Curnes U

10:30 am - Ben Waiss U Westside

11:30 am - Bob Roll U

5:00 pm - People of St. Michael Parish

Incense Alert!Incense will be used at the following November 22/23

Masses for the Feast of Christ the King:

Saturday: 5pm

Sunday: 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 5 pm

Westside: 10:30 am

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Please Pray For: Mass Schedule & Intentions

Readings

“I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.”

My reflections on the feast of the Dedication of St. John Lateran, the Mother Church of all the Catholic churches in the world, stem from a wonderful dinner last Monday.

This was an exceptionally enjoyable evening because, often during the week, I have meetings or parish duties that keep me involved and don’t have the time for a dinner with friends. One of the things that made this dinner so wonderful was that Fr. Jacob Maurer, Fr. Dean Mbuzi, Fr. Brian Thompson, a young member of the staff and her husband, as well as the hosts were gathered together. The food was excel-lent and the conversation and interactions were lively, ranging from the serious to the silly. I often found myself laughing so hard that I had tears in my eyes.

At one point in the evening I realized that I was the oldest person in the room. It shocked me, though I am not quite sure why. It was a simple fact, but somehow it was a stark realization that even though I don’t feel old (most of the time, anyway) or think of myself as “old,” I am certainly heading in that direction.

As I write this, I am grateful for the young adults in that room; the three young priests at the beginning of their lives of service on behalf of God’s people; the young couple who are so on fire with love of God and the Catholic Church; the middle aged couple who hosted us, their sons and how their lived faith has touched so many lives and gives witness to the beauty of the Church. This is, in so many ways, a snap-shot of the life and history of the Church from its beginning.

As we celebrate the feast of St. John Lateran, we also celebrate the gift and history of the Catholic Church. As St. Paul reminds us in our second reading from I Corinthians 3:9-11, 16-17, “You are God’s build-ing…Do you not know that you are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you?” I invite you to check out the Catechism of the Catholic Church paragraphs 811-870 to understand more fully the four “marks” of the Church.

During this month of November when we remember our beloved dead and pray for them, let us be especially mindful of our communion with them in Christ. Let us also reflect upon our communion with one another as we make our Stewardship Renewal and Sacrificial Giving Pledge for this coming year. I pray that we may realize anew that we are the living Body of Christ, the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit and that together we are called to work to build the Kingdom of God here and now.

I am so grateful for your generosity all these years that has enabled us to do so much for the good of others and for this community of faith. Let us hold one another in prayer. Let us encourage one another to be generous in our financial giving as God is generous to us.

Lastly, I invite us all to be grateful for the dedication and service of all the men and women who have served in our Armed Forces. Tuesday is Veterans Day. It is important for us to pray for all who serve and have served on behalf of our country. Please take some time this week to acknowledge them and honor them. There is a special Veterans Day assembly and prayer at our parish school on Monday, November 10 at 1:30 P.M. Please join us if you can.

In Christ, I love you,

Our Vietnamese community continues to honor its patron, St. Martin de Porres, whose Feast Day was celebrated on November 3rd. Please join the community in prayers that St. Martin intercede for each of us before God’s throne, that we might live our lives faithfully in serving Him. This Sunday, November 9, the Vietnamese Community will reflect on St. Martin’s life in s short play at 1 pm at the Westside Chapel, followed by Mass at 1:30 pm. Everyone is welcome!

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Pastor’s Notebook - November 9, 2014

As today is the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome, each of the readings relates in some way to churches — the buildings in which we worship. The Lateran Basilica is the official Church of Rome and the Pope, not St. Peter with which we tend to associate the Vatican.

The first reading from Ezekiel speaks of the temple and the holy, living waters which flow from it. Ezekiel 47 reminds us that what occurs inside the church building is incredibly important, the Eucharist, called in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the “source and summit of our Christian life.”

Churches and holy waters are a principal part of our Catholic faith. We enter the church through Baptism, and as we enter our Catholic churches, we find holy water to remind us of that Bap-tism and to prompt us to remember that we are in a holy place, a place where we gather as a community, united as the Body of Christ. We are the stewards of this church, this holy place where we can disregard the burdens of the world and join together to receive the life giving waters of the Word and the Eucharist. Yes, we are the church, but there is more to it than that. As Paul wrote to the Ephesians: “In him you are also being built together into a dwelling place for God.”

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Now you can make your offertory gifts work harder than ever to support St. Michael Parish by participating in our Online Giving Program. When you participate, your gift will be transferred conveniently from your account (or credit card) directly to the parish.

Your gift will go farther than ever, allowing us to reduce administrative costs, plan our expenses, and spend more time on ministry!

Signing up for Online Giving is easy:

• Visit our website at saintmichaelparish.org• Click on the Online Giving link• Complete the online registration form.

It’s that simple!

Pastoral Year 2014-2015Donations Received as of November 2, 2014

Total Offertory Collection Received $64,594

Total Offertory Collection Needed $55,858

Year to Date Received $939,884

Year to Date Needed for Budget $1,005,444

Shortfall Year to Date $65,560

Debt Reduction (Pink Envelopes) $1,424 $20,338

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE: PARISH GRANT TO ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL

St. Michael Parish currently supports the school through a direct grant, which covers approximately 22% of school expenses. These monies currently come from parish members’ Stewardship of Treasure contributions and represent the largest income source to the school, by far – other than tuition. For this current school year, the grant from the parish is $405,000. This grant helps keep tuition costs down for parents and helps the school as it strives for continued excellence in all its endeavors.

The amount of parish support is based on a matching grant practice: For every $1.00 given during a calendar year by a St. Michael School family to the regular Sunday offertory collection, the parish gives the school $1.90. There is no limit to the amount of gifts the parish will match, but should the grant reach a level of $302,860, all further donations are matched at a lesser rate of 50%.

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Stewardship

Stewardship of Treasure Online Giving Option

FAITH AND LIGHT

Sunday, Nov. 9, 1:30 - 3:30 pmSchool Library

Come for a celebration of friendship and faith with our

special guest from the St. Louis Faith and Light community.

Faith and Light is an international ecumenical association of people with intellectual disabilities, their families and friends. Every month, we gather to celebrate the gift of one another. Communities create bonds of friendship between all mem-bers and reveal to each person his/her unique gift and beauty. Come for prayer, faith, and friendship! We are also now form-ing a children’s group.

Call Leanne Bergford for more information: (360 292-7112

BAPTISMAL PREP

Baptismal preparation classes are offered throughout the year at St. Michael for parents and Godparents. The winter session classes will take place on Tues-days, January 13, 20 & 27, 2015 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm in Gath-ering Space Rm. 2. For more information or to register, visit our website. You can also contact Elizabeth Lyons, Steward for Sacramental Preparation, at (360) 292-7119.

“Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have com-manded you” (MT. 28:16).

CURSILLO/ ULTREYA

The Cursillo Movement is simply a method through which one’s spirituality may be developed, lived and shared by Christians who dedicate their lives to God. Come share your spir-ituality with us at our next Ultreya on Tuesday Nov. 11 in Parish Center room 6.

For more information call Larry Holy (360) 754-4310 or Bill Hine at (360) 923-0244

ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP & CPR

The Parish Nurse Ministry and Garden Courte Memory Care Center co-sponsor a support group for families of persons with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. We meet in Room 6 in the Parish Center on the 2nd Thursday of each month. This month‘s meeting is on November 13th from 1 - 2:30 pm.

Parish Nurse Ministry is also sponsoring CPR and First Aid classes on Saturday November 22 in the Parish Center Multipurpose Room from 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. These are two separate classes, so sign up for one or both . You must reg-ister as space is limited. Teens are encouraged to attend! For questions or to register, contact Kathy Rayburn at (360) 556-7514 or e-mail krayburn@saintmichaelparish.org.

THINKING ABOUT A MEANINGFUL GIFT?

Here are some suggestions to celebrate birthdays, holi-days, weddings, anniversa-ries, or any special day:

• Rosaries and decade bracelets made by the monks at St. Martin’s Abbey. Call Br. Edmund Ebbers at (360) 438-4457.• Local honey and home-

made felt dolls made at St. Placid Priory. Call the Priory at (360) 438-1771.

• Livestock and other essentials for families in need around the world! Visit Heifer International at www.heifer.org or call 1 (855) 8hunger.

• Handcrafted items from artisans from around the world. Visit Catholic Relief Services Fair Trade web site at www.crsfairtrade.org or call 1 (800) 685-7572.

THE JPII EXPERIENCE

Come experience life at Pope John Paul II High School. Meet our exceptional faculty, interact with students, and engage with JPII’s advanced curriculum and cutting-edge technology.

Nov.16, 2014 - 1:30 pm

(360) 438-7600 | wwwl.popejp2hs.org | 5608 Pacific Ave. SE, Lacey

REFRESH | RENEW | PRAY | LISTEN | CONNECTWomen’s Advent Day-Retreat

December 6, Westside Chapel, 9 am - 3 pm Register at the parish website!

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Parish Happenings

HOW IS THE GOOD SHEPHERD CALLING YOUR NAME?

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) is a Montessori-based faith formation ministry for chil-dren ages 3-12. Part of a worldwide movement, children have been listening to God in this ministry at St. Michael for over 10 years. Children and adults gather weekly in small groups to use specially prepared materials to explore their relationship with God. There are many ways to learn about this ministry and to help it as well. Come and see!

AN INVITATION TO BOOKMAKING WORKSHOPS

CGS will offer FREE workshops to introduce the art of bookmaking Wednesday, Nov. 12 from 6 - 8 pm and Monday, Nov. 17 from 10 - 12 pm.

In this hands-on class participants will construct several sets of hardcover, thread-bound books to be used by the children in our ministry. All of the materials used in the workshop will go towards the construction of these sets, but each participant will leave with the knowledge and skills to continue personal works at home. Returning participants will continue construction of the book sets and practice skills already presented. This class is offered to persons aged 14 and older. Please reserve your space for either one or both session dates.

For more information about CGS or to register for either the program or the bookmaking workshop, contact Mary Trotter at mdtrotter@comcast.net or (360) 292-7145.

The prepared CGS Atrium environment is a place of order and natural beauty. To maintain this, we seek arti-sans who are skilled at wood-working, painting, sculpting, and calligraphy to aid in the creation of specific works to be used by the children. This may include building small wood “environments” (very basic model-sized structures with walls and doorways) from detailed building plans provided. Or perhaps you are willing to offer your skills at sculpting, carving, or sew-ing small figures. There is also a need for a skilled hand to paint figures that have al-ready been made. Detailed guidelines and materials are provided and timelines are flexible. Contact Mary Trotter at mdtrotter@comcast.net.

“Our God saved us through the bath of rebirth and renewal by the Holy Spirit” - Ti 3:5

Healing Mass with Fr. Dwight LewisWednesday, November 12, 2014, 7:00 pm | Praise and Worship music begins at 6:45 pm

St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, 7112 12th St, Tacoma WA 98465There will be prayer ministry following the Mass.

Sponsored by Western Washington Catholic Charismatic Renewal.

Mental Health Training - Archdiocese of Seattle

Saturday, November 15, 9 am - 4 pm Archdiocese of Seattle Isaac Orr Conference Room, 910 Marion St., Seattle

Keynote Speaker: Fr. Patrick Howell, S.J. on “Overcoming Stigma: A Biblical Revolution”

Fr. Howell will explore the multiple ways that Jesus addressed and overcame stigma, a sign of disgrace, by welcoming people with illness back into the worshipping community. Mental illness, despite centuries of learning, is still perceived as a character flaw or a sign of weakness rather than a disease of the brain.

Sr. Joyce Cox, B.V.M. will present on how positive relationships providing patient under-standing and support are crucial and can be invaluable in the struggle with depression. Deacon Jim Decker will also present a pastoral response to mental illness.

To RSVP, please call Erica Cohen Moore at (206) 382-4852 or ericac@seattlearch.org

Advent Day of Reflection, “Remembering the Mystery: The Poetry of Advent”

Led by Steve Donaldson and Gennyn Dennison Saturday, December 6, 2014 from 9:30 am – 3:00 pm

Both at St. Mary-on-the-Lake, St. Mary Chapel, 1663 Killarney Way, Bellevue, WA 98004Contact Diane Figaro at (425) 635-3603 or e-mail peace@csjp-olp.org

Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace

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Parish Happenings

Community Events

Friday Nights 7 – 8:30 pm in the Gathering Space

AGES 18-30GOAL: CHRIST OUR LIFE & LOVE

On Friday, November 14, we will continue our journey through the Old Testament with Fr. Brian in Part 2 of his

talk on Genesis. The evening will include dinner and drinks. Questions?

Call Elizabeth at (360) 292-7119 or email elyons@saintmichaelparish.org .

ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL 5th GRADE FUNDRAISER CHRISTMAS WREATH SALES

Thank you to everyone who Pre- ordered last weekend! We hope to be at the Advent Fair Nov. 23rd with a limited supply of 12” Advent Wreaths and Advent Candles.

Cash and Carry on Nov. 29 & 30 after all Masses for Door/Advent Wreaths and Advent Candles, plus on Dec. 6 & 7 after all Masses for Door Wreaths ONLY

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Pancake Breakfast and Membership Drive

Next Week, Nov 16, following 7:30 and 9:30 am Masses.

Please join the Knights of Colum-bus and the Columbian Squires next week for a pancake breakfast. Donuts will also be available as usual. The Knights and Columbian Squire (for boys 10 to 17) will be available to answer questions.

The Knights support our religious com-munity and family, parish, local, state, national, and interna-tional communities. Columbian Squires strive to provide “the spiritual, cultural, civic, social and physical improvement of its members, and the development of their leadership qualities”.

Bienvenidos a la Misa en español! 11 de noviembre, a las 7:00 en la Capilla de San José. Cerca de la Iglesia de San Miguel. Nos vemos!

PREPARE TO KEEP ADVENT HOLY! Sunday, November 23, Parish School, 10 am - 1 pm

Pick up an Advent gift from Archbishop Sartain! Purchase and order Fair Trade goods. Create and take home Advent devo-tionals. Purchase and decorate Advent wreaths. Learn about Heifer International. Tell and record the Christmas story. En-gage in a Catechesis of the Good Shepherd presentation. Enjoy coffee and donuts. Make plans now to attend before or after Mass on the Westside or downtown.

Questions? Call Leanne Bergford or Bene Reece at the Parish Office at (360) 754-4667.

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Parish Happenings

“BRIDGE OF HOPE” GRIEF SUPPORT MEETINGS

Saturday, Nov. 15, 2014, 10 am - Noon, Parish Center Rm. 9 Please join us for Mass at 9:00 AM in St Joseph Chapel

Are you, or someone you know, grieving? Whether pres-ent events brought grief to you or you are carrying the pain of grief from long ago; whether faith brings you sup-port while grieving or whether grief causes your faith to tremble, please join us. A cycles of 8 consecutive closed meetings will be offered on Saturdays. We gather to learn about the grief process, to support one another, and to share our thoughts and feelings, sustained by our faith and enlightened by Christ.

Meetings are closed to other participants after the second gathering takes place. Those who already par-ticipated in a previous cycle of meetings are welcome to come again.

All meetings are FREE.

Contact Bene Reece at (360) 292-7143 or e-mail breece@saintmichael-parish.org if you wish to participate or have questions.

God so loved, he gave From a heart of gratitude, we give

“Other 40” WorksheetA worksheet to help you plan and budget your giving to charity.

All of us receive requests from many charities throughout the year - and sometimes our response is one of weariness or anxiety. Why me? My resources are limited? How can I take care of them all?

But these various requests present the opportunity to plan our giving - to share the blessings God has given us, and experience the joy of sharing.

We are asked to split our gift - 60% to the parish, and 40% to charities of our choice.

The total amount I plan on giving to the parish and other charities is: $ __________Suggested 60% to the Parish equals: $ __________

Some Charities to Consider for the ‘Other 40’Local Assistance for the Poor and Needy

St. Vincent De Paul $ __________

Catholic Community Services (December) Provides social services support to families throughout Washington

$ __________

Catholic Schools Elementary school and high school fund drives

$ __________

Annual Catholic Appeal (May) Funds a wide range of archdiocesan programs and services

$ __________

Other $ __________

Special National and International Church Collections

Black and Indian Missions (February) The embodiment of the Church’s concern for evangelizing the Black and Indian peoples of the United States

$ __________

Catholic Rice Bowl Collection. (March) Supports Catholic Relief Services overseas

$ __________

Peter’s Pence (June) Provides funds for ministries especially overseen by the Holy Father

$ __________

Build Hope (September) Addresses root causes of poverty in our country and funds evangelization

$ __________

Mission Sunday (October) Supports Catholic missionary efforts throughout the world

$ __________

Other Charities (eg, United Way, etc.)

________________________________________________________ $ __________

________________________________________________________ $ __________

________________________________________________________ $ __________

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High School Retreat

November 14-16Permission slips are available online or at the parish office. There’s still time to register!

LifeTeen & EDGE

Youth Night of Reconciliationtonight at 6:30 pm

Join us tonight as we experience the mercy and

healing of Jesus in the sacrament of Reconciliation.

All teens and middle schoolers are invited.

The night begins in the Gathering Space.

NEXT WEEK - NOV. 16No Life Teen or EDGEThe Brick

EDGE Fall Retreat

Nov 15 - 16Black Lake Bible Camp

Sign up now! Permission slips available

Online or at the Parish Office

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Youth Ministry

Chris Peterson, Steward for LifeTeen cpeterson@saintmichaelparish.org

Rachel Yabut, Steward for EDGE & Campus Ministry ryabut@saintmichaelparish.org

The mission of St. Michael Catholic Community:

Place God First in all things; Proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ; and

Grow in Holiness through Prayer, Sacraments, and Service.

Downtown Church 1055 Boundary St SE Olympia, WA 98501

Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm Sunday Mass 7:30, 9:30, & 11:30 am LifeTeen Mass 5:00 pmWeekday Mass: (See pg. 1 for schedule changes) Monday - Thursday 12:00 noon Fridays & Saturdays 9:00 am

Westside Chapel 1835 Overhulse Rd NW

Olympia, WA 98502

Sunday Mass 8:30 am & 10:30 amVietnamese Mass 1:30 pm 2nd Sunday of the MonthWeekday Mass: 1st & 3rd Thursday 6:30 am

Reconciliation (Downtown Only):

Saturday following 9 am Mass 3:00 pm until 4:45 pm

Thursday 11 am until 11:45 am

The St. Joseph Chapel is open for prayer 24 hours a day.

St. Michael Parish Office (360) 754-4667St. Michael Calvary (360) 754-4667 ext 138 Catholic Cemetery 3850 Cleveland Ave. Tumwater, WA Steve Erickson, Cemetery Director St. Michael School (360) 754-5131 St. Vincent de Paul Society Mon, Wed, Fri 1-3 pm (360) 352-7554Clothing Bank Tues 9-11:30 am Thur. 6:30 - 8:00 pm Sat. 9-11amPregnancy Aid (360) 956-7413 24 hr msg M, T, Th, Fri 2-4 PM Wed. 9 AM - NoonSt. Mike’s Tikes (360) 586-1585

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saturday, february 7, 2015archbishop j. peter sartain

fr. bryan dolejsifr. gary zender

sr. mary eucharista

In gratitude for God’s gifts of time and talent to all of us, we gratefully acknowledge and salute:

Kathy Rayburn

Kathy volunteers her time and talent as Parish Nurse Coordinator and, in so doing, provide opportunities for us to take care of our health and for other nurses in the parish to share their gifts! Kathy coordinates our bi-annual blood drives, Blood Pressure Checks after Mass and, most recently, orga-nized, scheduled and advertised a “Women’s Self Defense” workshop here at the parish. Due to Kathy’s efforts, we have quite a contingent of Parish Nurses who give of their time. Kathy serves as an Usher at Sunday Mass and participates in Prime Timer events.

With deep gratitude, we thank you, Kathy!