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Let us run to her, and, as her little children, cast ourselves into her arms with perfect confidence.-St. Francis de Sales
SacramentsConfessions: Friday 10:30am; Saturday 8am and 3:30pm ; Wednesday 8pm Anytime by appointmentConfessions are held in the Church
Matrimony: Parish couples planning to be married must make arrangements with the Office at least six months prior to the in-tended date of marriage.
Baptism: Baptisms are typically held on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday of the month at 1:30pm. Baptism class is the last Friday of the month at 7pm. Call the office for details.
Anointing of the Sick: We are privileged to bring Holy Commu-nion and administer the Holy Anointing to the sick and home-bound upon request. Please call the office to let us know your needs.
Parish Staff Reverend James Gould, PastorReverend John Heisler, Parochial VicarDeacon Larry HammelMrs. Amy Harrison, Business ManagerMrs. Leslie Sheldon, Office ManagerMrs. Kim Livaudais, Director of Religious EducationMrs. Janice Rees, CRE, Sunday Bulletin, WebsiteMs. Emily Glass, Director of Youth MinistryMr. Michael Galdo, Director of MusicMrs. Laura Burgess, SacristanMr. Jerry Jones, CustodianMrs. Maria Alvarenga, CustodianMr. Antonio Alvarenga, Custodian
Contact InfoParish Office - 540-338-6381office email - [email protected] Education Office - 540-338-4497RE email - [email protected] case of an emergency - 540-338-6440Fax - 540-338-643137730 St. Francis Court, Purcellville, VA 20132www.SaintFrancisParish.org
Welcome!Please register and become part of our parish community. You may fill out a registration form in the parish office during business hours.
Office Hours - M-F 8:30am-4pm(Office closed between 12noon and 1:15pm daily)
Moving? If you are leaving the parish, please let us know by calling or dropping a note.
Adoration/Benediction Friday - Adoration is held every Friday following the 12noon Mass through the evening and overnight until Saturday morn-ing before the 9am MassWednesday 7pm - Weekly Parish Holy Hour
Sunday MassesSaturday Vigil - 5pmSunday - 7am, 8:30am, 10:30am, 12:15pm, 2pm (masks required)5:30pm* (Mass with contemporary music)*note new time
Daily Masses Monday through Thursday - 6:30am and 8:30amFriday - 6:30am and 12noonSaturday - 9amCheck the bulletin for Holy Days of Obligation
Saint Francis de Sales Catholic Church26th Sunday of Ordinary Time September 27, 2020
This Week
Masses for the Week+ deceased Saturday, Sept. 26 Weekday 9:00 am In ThanksgivingSaturday, Sept. 26 Vigil: 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 pm Mary Ann ParkinsonSunday, Sept. 27 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am Marion and Frank Decataldo 8:30 am Amanda and Arkeith Cunningham 10:30 am + Anthony Taffuri 12:15 pm + Dick Austin 2:00 pm Elizabeth Griffith 5:30 pm People of the ParishMonday, Sept. 28 Weekday 6:30 am Fr. Heisler’s Intentions 8:30 am + Stephanie PapadupoulosTuesday, Sept. 29 Saint Michael, Gabriel and Raphael 6:30 am Billy McRoberts 8:30 am King FamilyWed., Sept. 30 Saint Jerome 6:30 am Dale Belrose 8:30 am + Stephanie PapadupoulosThursday, October 1 Saint Therese of the Child Jesus 6:30 am + Msgr. Thomas J. Cassidy 8:30 am + Stephanie PapadupoulosFriday, October 2 The Holy Guardian Angels 6:30 am Robert Blaicher 12:00 pm St. Francis de Sales Legion of MarySaturday, October 3 Weekday 9:00 am Special IntentionSaturday, October 3 Vigil: 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 pm + Neal BrownSunday, October 4 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am People of the Parish 8:30 am Bob Halzback 10:30 am The Fitzgerald Family 12:15 pm + Tracy Leyden 2:00 pm Henry Augustine Cypher 5:30 pm Leslie Brill
26th Sunday of Ordinary TimeSeptember 27, 2020
Parish Financial Status
Readings for the Week
Masks are required for anyone attending Sunday 2pm Mass.
Live streaming of all weekend and weekday Masses: vimeo.com/event/31282
Modifications for the Weekend Schedules: • Every other pew will be available for seating but please sit apart from each other. Families may sit together. • Masks are encouraged as we are still in the throes of the pandemic. No gloves for Communion in the hand.• All parishioners over 60 and/or those who have health concerns will continue to have the dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass in Phase Three.
The Parish Administration offices will continue to be closed through September 15. If you need to contact someone, email Leslie Sheldon at [email protected]
September 19th/20th:1st collection: $ 11,2432nd collection (Birthright): $ 1,038
2nd collection this week - Parish Center Debt Reduction2nd collection next week - Maintenance Fund
Our weekly monetary parish needs: $ 32,000 (average)
Sun., Sept. 27 Adult Basketball 8:30pmTue., Sept. 29 St. Teresa of Avila Study Group 7pm, Rm. 206 Legion of Mary 7pm, Knights Hall RCIA 7pm - ZOOMWed., Sept. 30 TMIY 7pm, Catholic Education CtrThu., Oct. 1 Junior Legion of Mary 3:30pm, Knights HallSat., Oct. 3 TMIY 6:30am, Catholic Education Ctr. Women’s Prayer Group 8am, Knights HallSun. Oct. 4 Blessing of the Animals 3pm, Church steps
Do nothing out of selfishness or out of vainglory; rather, humbly regard others as more important than yourselves.
Phil 2:3
Our thoughts and prayers are with ...Our Military Members: MAJ Chuck Mar-shall; Lcpl John Owen Patterson; SSgt. Tim Marshall; 2nd Lt. Patrick Gutierrez, MAJ Andrew Cahan; 1st Lt Matthew Ryan, Capt. Patrick Godfrey, LT Scott Cypher, Capt. Vincent Jovene, Capt. Jamie (Jovene) Liddle, SSgt. Joshua Jovene, 1LT Jared Willard, Joe Pultro, LCpl Paul Cotter, 1stLt Rachel Jovene, GySgt Jose O Ruiz Pedroza, PFC Jorge A Lara Pedroza, Capt.. Ross Mentzer, 2nd LT Ryan Patrick Grady; PFC Stephen G. Beard, Sgt. Ernesto G. Castro, LCpl Frankie Thyson, Sgt. Peter AudiThe Sick: Dominic Corcoran, Jack Lehtonen,Mary Jane Arens, Phyllis Heller, Madeline Gonzalez, Mike O’Brien, Bill Wieliczko, Sarah Nolan, Liz Keller; Bob Cote, Jerry Pollard, Joanne Harrington, Rebecca Alvarez, Charles WilliamsThe Deceased: Zach Miller, Danielle Krill, Carolyn Woodland. Ryan Martin, Kimberly Merline, Valerie Wieliczko, Thomas Moorcones, Mary Owen Lyon Chatfield-Taylor, Martha Ann Harlow, Ann Vaudry Williams, Steven Domine, Dick Austin, Phyllis Heller, Vito Pappano
2nd Banns of MarriageChad Jacobs and Alexandra Doonis
Exchange of Vows on October 8, 2020
Dear Folks, I want to express my great gratitude to Mrs. Kim Livaudais and her assistant Janice Rees with their lead in the parish CCD pro-gram as it starts today. This past Saturday I sat in with the teachers in their opening conference, led by Mrs. Livaudais, coordinat-ing the schedules for coming school year. It is truly a brave new world for folks like myself as we connect our laptop computers into the classroom of students present and those beyond the cameras. Yes, the adven-ture begins today. I am reminded of one of the great priests of the Order of Missionhurst Priests who came to Virginia after being released from the Chinese/Japanese prisons following World War II. His name was Fr. Maurice du Castillion. As a young priest from Belgium he was sent to China to serve as a missionary. After only a few weeks in country he received a call to take charge of a community seven days distant, but he had to be there in four days. A description of the assignment was offered, with following admonishment: “Dear Maurice, I know you’re not capable. I know you’re not qualified. But, I have no one else to send… so please don’t come and see me.” Our teachers are capable and qualified and what’s more… they serve in the pandemic. Their Faith commitment in this very important apostolate is nothing than heroic. God bless them, the students, and families whose hearts and minds they touch. Let us pray for one another. I leave you with a sermon from St. Augustin that was directed to pastors in his time, fifth century… as the empire was crumbling. In this world the same letter applies to all in the field of Catholic Education with in the Catholic schools, CCD programs, and formal programs for homeschoolers, as a collective or home educated. All done when the current Christian culture is crumbling. “The straying sheep you have not recalled; the lost sheep you have not sought. In one way or another, we go on living between the hands of robbers and the teeth of raging wolves, and in light of these present dangers we ask you prayers. The sheep moreover are insolent. The shepherd seeks out the straying sheep, but because they have wandered away and are lost they say that they are not ours. “Why do you want us? Why do you seek us?” they ask, as if their straying and being lost were not the very reason for our wanting them and seek-ing them out. “If I am straying,” he says, “if I am lost, why do you want me?” You are straying, that is why I wish to recall you. You have been lost, I wish to find you. “But I wish to stray,” he says, “I wish to be lost.” So you wish to stray and be lost? How much better that I do not also wish this. Certainly, I dare say, I am unwelcome. But I listen to the Apostle who says: Preach the word; insist upon it, welcome and unwelcome. Welcome to whom? Unwelcome to whom? By all means welcome to those who desire it; unwelcome to those who do not. However unwelcome, I dare to say; “You wish to stray, you wish to be lost; but I do not want this.” For the one whom I fear does not wish this. And should I wish it, consider his words of reproach: The straying sheep you have not recalled; the lost sheep you have not sought. Shall I fear you rather than Him? Remember, we must all present ourselves before the judgment seat of Christ. I shall recall the straying; I shall seek the lost. Whether they wish it or not, I shall do it. And should the brambles of the forests tear at me when I seek them, I shall force myself through all straits; I shall pull down all hedges. So far as the God whom I fear grants me the strength, I shall search everywhere. I shall recall the straying; I shall seek after those on the verge of being lost. If you do not want me to suffer, do not stray, do not become lost. It is not enough that I lament your straying and loss. No, I fear that in neglecting you, I shall also kill what is strong. Consider the passage that follows: And what was strong you have destroyed. Should I neglect the straying and lost, the strong one will also take delight in straying and in being lost. (Sermon 46. St. Augustine. 354-430)
Great compliments go to Emily Glass, parish youth director, and her fellow adults for the wonderful meet-ing they had with the twenty five or thirty kids that showed up after Mass. It was awesome. God bless one and all in this very important apostolate.
****Please don’t forget. Next week is the feast of St. Francis of Assisi. We will be blessing the animals, at the bottom for the front church steps at 3pm. Come one come all.
Collegiate answer: In Rome you can find the relics of the True Cross at: The Church of Santa Croce, formerly the palace of St. Helena, mother of the Roman emperor, Constantine. The second place is atop the obelisk in St. Peter’s Square… a totally cool story… archaeology-travel.com/street/vatican-obelisk-in-st-peters-square/Collegiate Question: For our literary critics. How many sonnets did Shakespeare compose and which one speaks of lilies and weeds? One of my favorites, good hunting.
Weekly Parish Holy Hour Wednesdays 7pm
Using the Miraculous Medal NovenaBegins with Exposition
of the Blessed Sacrament and the Rosary Benediction will follow at the end of the Holy Hour
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 27 AND OCTOBER 3Sunday K thru 8th Grades -10:30am 9th - 12th Grades w/ Fr. Gould - 4pm Monday K thru 8th Grades - 4:45pm 9th - 12th Grades w/ Fr. Gould - 5pm 11th - 12th Grades w/ Fr. Heisler - 5pm RCIT - 6:15pmWednesday 8th Grade- 4:45pm
Emily Glass Director of Youth Ministry
540-338-6381 or [email protected]
YOUTH NIGHT – We’re back! All high schoolers are in-vited to Youth Nights on Sunday evenings, 6:45 – 8:30 PM outside of the Education Center. Come meet other teens, learn more about what it means to be Catholic, and grow closer to Jesus with friends!
If you haven’t turned one in for Youth Nights already, a signed COVID-19 Liability Waiver is required for each participant, no exceptions. Find waiver online at https://www.arlingtondiocese.org/youth-ministry/resources/covid-19-resources/
Physical distancing will be enforced and if we need to move inside due to rain, masks will be required. Please bring your own mask just in case.
FALL RETREAT – Save the date for the Fall Retreat: November 6 – 8 at Brethren Woods in Keezletown, VA. All high schoolers are invited to come away for a weekend in the mountains; hang out with Jesus, meet new friends, hike, canoe, and relax! (Location and other details may change pending the pandemic’s progression.)
YOUTH GROUP ANNOUNCEMENTS – Sign up to re-ceive free Remind.com text message updates, reminders, and upcoming meetings. Text @sfdsteens to the number 81010. Also, follow the Youth Ministry Instagram account St.FrancisYouth for event updates and announcements.
ASSISTANTS ARE STILL NEEDED!! so please prayerfully consider helping this year. Catechists and assistants receive free tuition. Religious Education Calendar
Dear Parents,
We are excited to open the doors once again this weekend to our students in all religious education classes, beginning this Sunday at 10:30 am; Monday and Wednesday classes are scheduled to begin at 4:45 pm. We have 105 registered families with 225children who will attend classes in the Education Center, and 88 families with 170 children who have chosen our homeschooling option this year.
Father Gould and Father Heisler are excited to work with the high school students in the parish; 38 students are registered for the Sunday and Monday classes thus far. Parents…there’s room for all, so please register your high schoolers if you haven’t done so.
We are blessed with a dedicated group of volunteer catechists who met last Saturday for Mass, recitation of their Oath of Fidel-ity, and an orientation in the Education Center with Father Gould. We are all very eager to meet your children, and help you with the important work of their formation in the Faith.
All families who have chosen in-class instruction: Please make sure that you have turned in the required participation waiver that is available on the St. Francis website. By signing this waiver, parents agree to perform a nine-question health screening before each class session.
Our re-opening guidelines for parents are available on the website, and outline our change in drop-off and pick-up procedures this year. I will go over this along with other policies and procedures for the year at a very brief parent meeting on the first day of class. Please check your email for details about this meeting.
I look forward to sharing more about the wonderful work our catechists are doing with the children throughout the year…so stay tuned!
with prayers for all as we begin again,
Kim LivaudaisDirector of Religious Education
PLEASE NOTE! It is not too late your register your children!The Wednesday session will be streamlined this year and only be open to our 8th grade Confirmation students. The kindergarten through 7th grade classes have been cancelled; we will re-evaluate the situation in January when the pandemic has hopefully lifted. There are still available slots in most Sunday and Monday classes.
St. Francis Council 11136 NewsNEXT COUNCIL MEETING: will be Monday October 12th at 7:30 pm. We will pray our Rosary in the chapel beginning at 7pm. Any parishioner is welcomed to join our Rosary!
Another successful food drive: Thanks to the many Pa-rishioners who continue their generous donations to fill the Catholic Charities food bank in Leesburg. This month’s total was 1,258 lbs. bringing our total since July to 2,032 lbs. A special thank you to Scott Cypher for connecting with Simon of Cyrene to obtain 32 gallons of milk to the pantry. Thank you all so much!
Why Are You A Knight? Be more than a Knight in name only. We help in the parish, the community and the world. Our Council will be focusing on the Knights of Columbus Program “Faith in Action”. We will be focusing and looking for volunteers in these four main program types: FAITH, COMMUNITY, FAMILY and LIFE. Contact GK Bob Craig and tell me what would it take for you to come help your church and community. Be active again.
Have You Ever Considered Becoming a Knight and Help-ing Others in Your Parish and Community? Find out how you can be a part of the largest Catholic men’s organization in the world. With nearly 2 million members and growing, discover how the Knights can support you, your family, your faith and your community. Contact GK Bob Craig or Chancellor John Losinski ([email protected]), or look for any man wearing a Knights of Columbus name badge. Let your Light Shine!
May God bless you!
Bob Craig, Grand KnightSt. Francis Council #11136 [email protected]
www.facebook.com/ knights11136/
TMIY Year 6: All Things NewWeek 03 - God’s Covenant Made NewTMIY is back and so is Dr. Scott Hahn. This week we will seek to understand the connection between Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Eucharistic meal we share … which is to understand the Eucharist as a Sacrificial Feast. Dr. Hahn will also help us grasp the intimate connection between the Holy Mass and the Holy Scriptures … the Liturgy of the Eucharist and the Liturgy of the Word. Before you leave, you will have a whole new comprehension of the New Testament. As a Catholic, this is an eye-opening session you don’t want to miss. All TMIY sessions are stand-alone so you can join at any time.See you there and bring a friend!Wednesday 7pm (in person)Saturday 7am (in person); 8am (ZOOM)All in person meetings will take place in the Parish Education Center.Due to COVID-19 rules and regulations we ask everyone to register, in advance, at [email protected].
Morning Bible Study GroupWe will be studying The Mystery of the Eucharist. Both men and women are encouraged to sign up for this group. This is a really powerful study that will change the way you view and receive the Eucharist. Consider this, the last time many of us learned anything about the Real Presence, we were just seven years old. The Body of Christ has so much to offer us. We should be very aware of this amazing gift we receive each week. This study provides the opportunity for us to grow in our faith as well as meet other parishioners that want the same. The study begins on Wednesday, October 7 and will meet for 8 weeks on Wednesday mornings from 10 -11:30am. If you are interested, please contact Jeanne Lamana at jeannelamana@ gmail.com
Women's Study GroupWe will be studying and reading Saint Teresa of Avila's The Interior Castle. St.Teresa grieved that most people give all their attention to the outer walls of the castle - their body - ignoring and neglecting the beauty of the soul within. Saint Theresa gives practical advice regarding our inner struggles and urges us forward through prayer to each of the seven rooms of the castle and deeper into the heart of the center room to the seat of the King, our Divine Majesty. Saint Theresa believed that progress toward God through prayer is worth vastly more than all the treasures on earth. If you are looking to meet women who like you are seeking the heart and will of God, I urge you to con-sider joining the Women's Study Group. This study begins on Tuesday September 29th and will meet for 9 weeks on Tuesday evenings from 7 - 8:30pm.If you are interested, please contact Jeanne Lamana at [email protected]
Many heartfelt memories of our wonderful volunteer Vito, may he rest in peace. We cannot say it often enough, our thanks and gratitude to all volunteers who cook, buy and deliver the requests each time for our brothers and sisters in need. The photo cannot even show all of the items donated by you, counted, sorted and delivered by others to Anacostia Sisters of Charity last Friday, September 11. We also know that sometimes things happen on the way to the kitchen! (see watermelon photo), but we always have enough. We do love the hearts and mes-sages you write on the donations! While hosting Our Lady of Fatima in our home this week, we took her to spend time with the Sisters in Anacostia. Not only did she have a road trip, but also a sleepover with them. To say they were overjoyed with her visit would be an under-statement.
If you would like to join our volunteer list, please email us:*Mark Ippoliti [email protected]*Tracy Ippoliti [email protected]
Parish Homeless Ministry
Leesburg Life Chain Join fellow pro-lifers on October 4 for the Leesburg Life Chain at 2 PM on King Street in Leesburg adjacent to St John the Apostle. Signs are provided though bringing your own is great too. This is a wonderful opportunity to transition from the pew to the sidewalk advocating for the unborn. No ath-letic achievements required; we spread out, trying to cover as many blocks as possible to create a sense of volume, and testify quietly and prayerfully. 1600 Life Chains are held con-currently across the nation; a long chain is more likely to cre-ate serious conversation for passing motorists as little Melissa in the back seat queries Daddy-driver on what those signs are about. Block upon block coverage requires folks who care, so please attend. We will wrap up at 3:20 with a group picture. Grandma can bring a chair and hold the little one.
RCIA- Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults A walk through the RCIA ProcessHow does our parish attract inquirers who consider becoming Catholic?The short answer is you! When any parish has many inquirers year after year, it is the fruit of the Holy Spirit as parish members open their hearts to welcome others. Mem-bers of a welcoming and evangelizing community take se-riously their call to share the Divine message of salvation. It happens in parish families, in the workplace, in gather-ings with friends and neighbors, and in daily contacts. Give thanks to God as he continuously strengthens each of us who seek to do his will in offering a gentle, humble, and clear welcome to the Catholic faith. “Go out into the whole world and proclaim the Gospel to every creature.” (Mark 16:15).If you would like to learn more about the Catholic faith, contact Travis Moger at [email protected] are held on Tuesday evenings at 7pm. The first class will be September 22. Classes will be via ZOOM format initially.
BLESSING OF THE ANIMALSPlease remind your little creatures of God that we will have the bless-ing of animals on Sunday October 4th, the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. We will meet in front of the Church, at the bottom of the stairs, at 3pm. All are welcome. Please in-vite the neighbors too. Bring beasts of all kinds, great and small alike, for the annual blessing.
If you are grieving a spouse, family member, or friend, whether recently or some time ago, or you know someone who is grieving, please call us for more information, Laura at 703-727-7117.
Compassionate Heart of Mary
Bereavement Support GroupSaturday, Sept. 26 @ 10amKnights of Columbus Hall
People in need can find help on our website www.ccda.net/ with food, housing, medical care, counseling, legal assis-tance, and other services, click on ‘Need Help’. Visitors will
find opportunities to serve the poor under ‘Give Help’ or donate by clicking on ‘Support Us.’This website features compelling images, re-sources, current events and news, and described Catholic Charities’ more than 20 programs and locations, as well as the Catholic principles that inform its work. ‘All good and all transformative love comes from the cross. We thought it was the best way to convey the ongoing and never-ending love of Christ that animates Catholic Charities and our Church.” - President and CEO Art Bennett
The Legion of Mary Our Lady of Victory Praesidium The Spirit of the Legion of Mary is Mary HerselfAll registered parishioners 18 and over interested in Active membership are invited to attend a meet-ing on Tuesdays at 7pm in the library. All regis-tered parishioners 18 and over who are interested in Auxiliary(praying) membership, please email us at [email protected] for more infor-mation. See our parish website for more informa-tion saintfrancisparish.org/the-legion-of-mary/Pilgrim Virgin VisitationsFamilies who pray together stay together!All registered parishioners who live within the SFDS boundaries are in-vited to host the Pilgrim Virgin for one week. What better way to learn to say the rosary as a family! See parish website for more details and to sign up.Home Enthronement of the Sacred HeartDeclare Him as “Lord of the Household!” and preserve the sanctity of matrimonyAll registered parishioners who live in the parish boundaries are invited to Enthrone their home to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and consecrate their family to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Images available from the Legion for free or you can use your own. Enthronements are scheduled at Pilgrim Virgin pick up or on First Fridays. See parish website for more details.Rosaries and Prayers for our ParishSeptember: Military FamiliesDuring the month of September, the Legion of Mary will be praying for mili-tary families. All families with a member in the military, please take a rosary from the basket in the narthex under the Our Lady of Guadadalupe image.Pioneer Total Abstinence AssociationTake the pledge!All adult members of the parish are invited to take a pledge of abstinence from alcohol during the month of November for the poor souls in purga-tory. More information coming soon!Junior Legion of MaryNotre Dame du Lac, Our Lady of the LakeChildren in the parish ages 8 to 17 are invited to join the Junior Legion of Mary. Junior League will meet on Thursdays at 3:30pm in the Knights of Columbus Hall. We will meet for one hour, beginning promptly, please arrive five to ten minutes early.Five First Friday DevotionTake a thorn out of the Immaculate Heart of Mary!Join the Legion of Mary after the first Saturday morning masses to pray in reparation for the five offenses against the Immaculate Heart of Mary. More information available in first Saturday pamphlets located in the narthex.
Project Rachel Post Abortion Healing Ministry: 888-456-HOPE or
visit: www.helpafterabortion.org.
Gabriel Project Pregnancy Assistance Ministry: 866-444-3553 or
info@helpfor pregnantwomen.org
HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTIONS - SEPTEMBER 2020
Respect for the Planet’s ResourcesWe pray that the planet’s resources will not be plundered, but shared in a just and respectful manner.
Attention parents of boys in grades k-8! We’re establishing a new Trail Life troop
at SFdS this Fall! Trail Life is a Christ-centered scouting program for boys that combines service and outdoor adventure to develop them into godly and courageous leaders. Contact Michael Shields [email protected] or Chris McKenna [email protected] with questions and to learn how to sign up! To learn more about Trail Life USA, visit their website: www.traillifeusa.com
AMERICAN HERITAGE GIRLSAHG Troop VA0962 is looking for a sponsor for our Fall Fun Run 5k shirts. The donation will be tax deductible. Our troop is also looking for donations of new or like new camp supplies. Tents, awnings, tables, chairs. Thank you for your generosity! Please email [email protected]
CRUX GLORIA SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES GIFT SHOPOpen after the 8:30am, 10:30am and 12:15 Masses
in the Church Narthex(Closed Sunday, September 27)
We will be open during CHRSM classes in the Education Center on Tuesday, September 29
