SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME · January 26 - Making Rosaries - $5 February 9 - Wooden birdhouses - $5 youth ministry our parish February 23 - Suncatcher Crosses - $5 March 9 - Sand

SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEJanuary 20, 2019

Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church1 0 0 9 S T A F F O R D A V E N U E - F R E D E R I C K S B U R G , V I R G I N I A

_____W E W E L C O M E Y O U H O M E. 540-373-6491

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SAINT MARY

of theI M M A C U L A T EC O N C E P T I O NRoman Catholic Church

January20 SUNDAY, SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Coffee Shop after 7am, 8:30am, 10:30am, Mass Scrip on Sale after all Masses except 2:30pm 11:30am: Evangelization Meeting, Courtyard Meeting Room 6pm, CYM Dinner and High School Youth Group, Parish Life Center

21 Monday, Saint Agnes, Virgin and Martyr red MLK DAY-Parish Office Closed. All Parish activities canceled except 7:30pm, RCIA, church

22 Tuesday, Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children 7:30pm, Adult Confirmation Class, Parish Office Library 7:30pm, Life, Spirit Prayer Gathering, Courtyard Meeting, Room 23 Wednesday, Weekday[Saint Vincent, Deacon and Martyr; Saint Marianne Cope, Virgin] 10am, Bible Study, Courtyard Meeting, Room 3pm, Divine Mercy Devotions, Church 6:30pm, Confessions, Church 6:30pm, Bishop Barron Bible Study, Courtyard Meeting, Room 6:30pm, YOUCAT, John Paul II House 7:30pm, Young Adults Meeting, Parish Office Library 24 Thursday, Saint Francis de Sales, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 9:30am, Craft Group in Parish Life Center, Room 100 10am, Bible Study, Courtyard Meeting, Room 1pm, Birthright Meeting, Courtyard Meeting, Room 6:30pm, Walking with Purpose, Parish Life Center 7pm, Parents First Communion Meeting, Church 7pm, Nar-Anon in Parish Life Center, Room 100

25 Friday, The Conversion of Saint Paul the Apostle 9am, St Anne’s Sisters in Faith, John Paul II House 6:30pm, Spanish Legion and Junior Legion of Mary, Courtyard Meeting, Room 6:30pm, CYM St Vito Dance Club, Parish Life Center 7pm, Spanish Prayer Group, John Paul II House 26 Saturday, Saints Timothy and Titus, Bishops 8am, Confessions, Church 10am, Baptisms, Church 10am, Al-Anon in Parish Life Center, Room 204 3:30pm, Confessions, Church 27 SUNDAY, THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Coffee Shop after 7am, 8:30am, and 10:30am, Mass Scrip on Sale after all Masses except 2:30pm 11:30am New Family Welcome , Courtyard Meeting Room 6pm CYM Dinner and High School Youth Group

upcoming

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nota bene (note well, please):

pulpitannouncements

SUNDAY Saturday Vigil 5 & 7pmMASS Sunday 7, 8:30, 10:30am, 12:30, 2:30pm (Spanish), 5pm, 7pm 10:30am at Holy Cross Academy

DAILY Mon.-Fri.: 6:30am, 9amMASS M/W/F: 12 Noon Sat.: 9am First Friday 8pm Holy Days of Obligation, as announced

DEVOTIONS Adoration, Daily between 6:30am & 9am Mass, Wednesday 12:30pm - Friday 9am Miraculous Medal Novena, Mon., after 9am Mass, Divine Mercy, Wed., 3pm

CONFESSION Wed., 6:30-8:30pm; Sat., 8am & 3:30pm, or by appt.

PARISH 540-373-6491, fax 371-0251OFFICE [email protected] Mon.-Fri., 8:30am - 4:30pm; students staff office weekdays until 9pm, Saturdays 9-5pm, Sundays 9:30-1:30pm

Pastor, Fr. John Mosimann Fr. Colin Davis Fr. Michael J.R. Kelly Fr. Michael Folmar Deacon Alberto Bernaola Deacon Dick Delio Business Manager, Elaine Stanislawski Parish Secretary, Jachebel Rios Director of Music, David Uschold

HOLY CROSS 540-286-1600ACADEMY 250 Stafford Lakes Parkway Fredericksburg, Virginia 22406-7234 Principal, Sr. Susan Louise Eder, O.S.F.S.

ST. MARY 540-373-7553PRESCHOOL Director, Sheri Castellarin

RELIGIOUS 540-373-6491EDUCATION Director, Aristides LucasOFFICE Associate Director, Karen Sturtevant

YOUTH 540-373-6491MINISTRY Director, Leo Chavarria Tatiana Beltran

OUTREACH 540-373-6491 Elena Doyle - [email protected]

BAPTISMS Parish registration (90 days) and class required. Please contact the parish office to schedule the date at least four weeks in advance.

MARRIAGE Parish registration required; contact parish six months in advance to begin preparation.

JOIN US New Parishioner Welcome meetings held in the Parish Life Center on fourth Sun days, following the 10:30 Mass. Please notify us of any contact changes.

Articles must be submitted two weeks prior to publication. Send articles to [email protected]. Thanks!

contact us stmaryfred.org

■ Souper Bowl Weekend will be back February 2-3 — More information on page 4

■ Parish Night Out tickets available — More information on page 8

■ Ministry Spotlight - St Vincent de Paul — More information on page 9

■ Noticias en Español en la página 11


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Dear Folks, Things swirling through my mind this morning as I type, the furlough, the Super Bowl, and the Teachers.First the Furlough. With the furlough, there are many people is this area who are facing tougher times than normal, many of whom are our brothers and sisters in this parish. Please pay attention to your friends and neighbors. And for those most directly affected by this furlough, please come and use our parish food bank if needed. Any parishioner in need can come to the parish office and ask for food. We can also help direct you to other resources as needed. We have very active and engaged outreach ministries, and we don’t want to forget our own.

Also, I have asked that we have a petition at every Sunday Mass for the end of the furlough, and we will have it every week until it ends.Second, the Super Bowl. A parishioner told me that back when he was in college many years ago, Vince Lombardi spoke to his football team. He told them that the reason for their multiple championships was that they "love one another." It was about teaching virtue as much as the playbook. Well, I have heard the same things about the teams left this weekend.Virtue, unity, pursuing the good of the whole over self interest... these really do achieve results. The unity of the Catholic Church is supernatural. It is the Holy Spirit who is the unifying factor in the Church and we must become what we are by conforming ourselves to Him. To succeed in defending the life of the Church in America, we must love another, and believe in each other.

Thirdly, I will renew thanks for those who teach the faith in our parish children: our catechists and school teachers. This coming Saturday we are having a dinner to honor and thank all who serve so generously in this way. I treasure these 'social' opportunities for us to be together, to enjoy each other's company and to grow closer together. May we grow in that divine love that will make us champions unto eternal life, whatever obstacles may be in our way. For all catechists and teachers, there is still time to rsvp to Saturday’s dinner, please come.

pax et bonum,

Fr Mosimann

pax et bonumfrom our pastor


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holy cross academyeducation

A National Blue Ribbon

School of Excellence

Opportunities at Holy CrossOur Holy Cross students have many opportunities to explore and refine their musical gifts. Weekly music classes allow them to learn songs from many places and times. This exposure to music throughout the world and down through the centuries opens their minds to the diversity of our world and the people who make it up. They learn music theory and apply it using Orff instruments and recorders.

In their weekly classes, the children also learn the songs for Mass so that we have ‘full and active participation’ in all our school liturgies. 7th and 8th grade members of our chorus, Youth of Note, take on the liturgical role of cantor to lead our assembly in song, along with the full chorus.

Our instrumental program offers band, strings, and keyboarding lessons. We love the many sounds of music that resound in our HCA hallways every day.

Saint Mary Preschool and Holy Cross Academy are a wonderful place to learn and grow. Stop in some time to see us or give us a call at 540-286-1600 and we will tell you all about our wonderful parish school where we learn each day to Live Jesus and to love and care for one another. Our next Open House of the year is on Feb. 3rd, 9:30-noon, for Saint Mary Preschool and 1pm-3pm for HCA. Come and see!


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religious educationour parish

MagnifikidConfiding in Jesus through Mary“Offer all your joys and sorrows to Mary so that she can bring them to her son Jesus. You can do this by speaking directly to her in your own words or reciting a Hail Mary. Entrust her with one of your worries, a sorrow, or a moment of joy which she can offer to God in you.”Do whatever he tells you“Mary tells the servants to obey Jesus. By doing so, they help him work his first miracle. As he was growing up, Jesus obeyed Mary and Joseph too. God loves it when we say “yes” to doing the good things we are asked by those in charge of us. This week, be quick to obey your parents and teachers.” Upcoming Events Tuesday, January 22: Practical Apologetics Workshop by the Office of Catechetics & Divine WorshipSaturday, January 26:Parish Educators Reception at Ristorante Renato’s

Journey into TruthJane Brennan shares her powerful story of abortion and her final conversion to the Catholic Church. Men and women alike will be moved as they listen to the reconciliation, healing, and hope Jane found in Christ and his Church.

Feminism MisunderstoodBy Jane Brennan

“Jane’s story is a powerful and compelling testament to how Christ can take anyone out of despair and move them to a place of dignity and hope.”—Carol L., Lemmon, SD

F O R M E D P I C K

Listen on formed.org

Family WeekThe first week of classes in January is Family Week. Parents accompany their children to class and the family participates in an activity. This year the families solved puzzles in an “escape room” activity.

JOIN FORMED 1. formed.org 2. click register 3. enter parish code: F6F228


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Stay Up-to-DateBe sure to stay in the know with St. Mary CYM by visiting stmaryfred.org/youth-ministry

Youth Craft GroupAll children between the ages of 4-11 are invited to participate in creating crafts in the “St. Mary’s Craft Club”. We will be meeting two Saturdays each month at 3:30pm in the Parish Life Center, room 204. You’re welcome to attend one or attend all club meetings if you choose! There is a small fee for each craft to offset the cost of materials.

January 26 - Making Rosaries - $5

February 9 - Wooden birdhouses - $5

youth ministryour parish

February 23 - Suncatcher Crosses - $5

March 9 - Sand painting flower pots and planting - $5

March 23 - Beaded bracelets and Rosaries - $5

April 13 - Easter crafts - $5

April 27 - Photo frame craft - $5

Please Email Ms. Julia at [email protected] or call 540-394-1212 if you are interested in joining the craft group. Children may attend one or all the activities we have planned for the year.


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get involvedparish life

Faith DirectThank you for being a part of our St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception family. As we begin a New Year, we hope you will consider enrolling in eGiving through Faith Direct so that your gift can reach us even when you cannot. Visit faithdirect.net and use our church code: VA635. Thank you for your continued support of our parish family

Calling All Young Adults 21-39Join the Verso l'Alto Young Adult Group at Saint Mary's for weekly discussions on faith and holiness on Wednesdays at 7:30pm in the Parish Office Library. Not on our email list? Email [email protected] to be added or if you would like more information!

Walk Through the LiturgyJoin us and walk through the Liturgy with Bishop Barron and you will be transformed through insights on this

Adoration of the Blessed SacramentFrom Wednesday 12:30pm to Friday 9am“Jesus speaks in the silence of the mystery of the Eucharist and reminds us each time that following him means going out of ourselves and making our lives not something we ‘possess,’ but a gift to him and to oth-ers.” – Pope FrancisCome and adore Our Lord in the most beautiful Blessed Sacrament of the Altar. We have continuous Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament every Wednesday after the 12 Noon Mass until Friday morning before the 9am Mass. At least two people must be present with Our Lord at all times during Adoration.

Pilgrim Virgin Statue Would you like to have the Blessed Mother's statue visit your home for two weeks? Please contact Mary Lou Felts at 571-723-3333 or [email protected].

most privileged and intimate encoun-ter with our Lord Jesus Christ.

See how the Mass brings us out of the fallen world and into the heav-enly realm, how it resonates with a call from God and a response from his people, the Church, and, most importantly, how we are intimately joined with the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus through the Holy Eucharist.

The Mass will help you understand how to fully, consciously, and actively participate in the source and summit of Christian Life.

Join fellow parishioners for Bishop Robert Barron’s six part DVD series on The Mass. Classes will be held on Monday afternoons beginning Febru-ary 25 at 12:45pm. The cost of the work book with the answers is $32. Due to the size of the community room at the Church, the class size will be limited to 40. There are ten places still available. Sign up by calling the Parish Office at 540-373-6491

Call to EvangelizationEmpower your witness! Every day we have opportunities to share our story about why we love being Catholic, but do we? Or, do we hide our light under the proverbial bushel?

This small group's purpose is to sup-port and encourage each other in our efforts to share our faith. We discuss opportunities we’ve had to evangelize, what worked and what didn’t, or what prevented us from trying.

If you want to engage others in con-versation about our faith, join us. We meet every 3rd Sunday between the 10:30am and the 12:30pm masses (except on holiday weekends) in the Courtyard Meeting Room. For more information contact Bryan Richard-son at [email protected]

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Ministry SpotlightThe Society of St. Vincent de PaulThe Fredericksburg region is blessed to have the Society of St. Vincent de Paul serving in our area. This beautiful ministry hears and responds to the “cry of the poor” by assisting individuals in need. Named after the 15th century saint, Fr. Vincent de Paul, a French Catholic priest who dedicated himself to serving the poor, his Society continues to this day to give hope to many. How can you get involved?

The St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store operates Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm. It is located at 136 Greenwich Drive Fredericksburg, 22408, 540-898-9066. This store is run 100% by volunteers and they sure could use some help in assisting customers. The store gladly accepts donated items of clothing and household supplies and will even come to your home to pick up donated furniture that’s in good shape. Volunteers with pick-up trucks or large vehicles are also very much needed. All of the sales at the Thrift Store go directly to help those in need in our community.

Every Thursday at 6pm St. Vincent de Paul offers interviews/appointments for those needing emergency financial assistance. These meetings are held at Eastland United Methodist Church 10718 Courthouse Road, Fredericksburg. With funding limited, the first 30 people in line are assisted each week.

St. Mary’s is a wonderful supporter of the work at St. Vincent Paul. Did you know that the Poor Box in the back of the church goes directly to support their generous work? Through our Poor Box, St. Mary’s parishioners donate approximately $15,000 annually! Thank you for your goodness!

If you are looking for a way to serve those in need, getting involved with the good work of the St. Vincent de Paul Society is a wonderful way. Please consider it. God bless you.

get involvedparish life

We invite all Christians to gather in the peace of Christ

at St. MaryMonday, February 11

as we “prepare a place for unity and peace” together.

You are invited to a monthly gathering of prayer in the ecumenical tradition of the Taizé Community in France, the second Monday of every month at 8:15pm.It is our hope that this monthly prayer brings together Christians of all churches, pastors and flocks, as together we realize a bit more each day that we must rely upon God’s power to bring about Unity among all who follow Jesus, “as he and the Father are one.” It is something we are unable to do ourselves.This Unity which embraces all people stands at the very heart of Christ’s mission...and belongs to the essence of our community. Let us provide a place where his Spirit can come and fulfill his plan for us.


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get involvedaround the parish

Help Needed at Homeless ShelterThe Thurman Brisben Home-less Shelter has a program called Bridges. This program operates every Monday from 7-8pm and is designed to provide fun activi-ties for the children staying at the homeless shelter. We are seeking volunteers to lead the kids in activi-ties such as ball, tag etc. and if the weather isn’t cooperating, to lead indoor activities (provided by the shelter). A Sign-Up Genius allows groups or individuals to sign-up easily for evenings available. Please consider helping our community.

Please note, this program requires all participants to arrive early. Vol-unteers MUST complete a registra-tion form and provide a photo ID in an effort to protect the children staying at the shelter.

m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/70a0f4facaf2aa3f85-bridges For more information contact Aaron Sawyer [email protected]

Catholic Charities Counseling ServicesSeeking volunteers to help answer the phone. If you can help, please contact LeeAnn at 540-371-1124

Drivers Needed for Micah Cold Weather ShelterVolunteers are needed to pick up guests at 6:15pm on Tuesday nights from the community dinner down-town and transport them to the Cold Weather Shelter, using Micah’s 15-passenger bus. Any number of nights you can help would be greatly appreciated. No special license or experience necessary. Micah will provide a short orienta-tion and add you to their insurance. Please prayerfully consider this much needed role and contact Greg Wheatley at [email protected] if interested.

Micah Cold Weather ShelterThe Micah Cold Weather Shelter is open and will remain in operation until mid- to late-March. Teams of Saint Mary volunteers assist on Tuesday evenings by greeting and checking in clients, setting up sleep-ing areas, and providing hospitality for the 30+ individuals that utilize the facility. Each participating church is asked to bring 3 dozen items (white socks, thermal un-derwear, boxer briefs and t-shirts). Please consider how you might be able to support this need—all dona-tions are gratefully accepted at our Parish Office. Although it is a good thing that the temporary shelter is available during the harsh winter months, it highlights the continu-ing need for sustainable housing and support mechanisms in our community. For more information about community efforts to help the homeless, please visit Micah Ecu-menical Ministries, dolovewalk.net or Thurman-Brisben Home-less Shelter, thurmanbrisbencen-ter.org.

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to attend the Women’s Conference. The St. Mary’s CCW is organizing carpools and/or bus service to the event. Interested in transportation? Contact Karen LaRoche 540-370-4541 or [email protected]. This event will sell-out – only 100 tickets remain!

Miracles HappenBelieve. Hope. Trust.

DoWomen’s Conference 2019

Most Reverend Michael F. BurbidgeBishop of ArlingtonCelebrant and Homilist for Mass

Reverend Donald Calloway, MICPriest and author of No Turning Back and other devotional books

Sr. Briege McKenna, OSCFounder, St. Clare Retreat and Healing Ministry and author of Miracles Do Happenand other books on healing and the Sacraments

Saturday, March 2, 2019St. Joseph Catholic Church750 Peachtree Street Herndon, VA 20170

REGISTER: arlingtondiocese.org/women$55 through February 1; $65 after

Office of Marriage, Family and Respect Life (703) 841-2550 | [email protected] Diocesan Council of Catholic Women | www.adccw.org

9:00 am -2:30 pm


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our parish

Noticias en Espanol• Los Lunes de 6:30 a 7:30 p.m. El Diacono Alberto, llevara a acabo, charlas sobre cómo ser con los padres de los niños que se están preparando para recibir Sacramentos. Estas clases están abiertas para todos los parroquianos que quieran aprender más acerca de su fe.

• Reunión Grupo de Parejas- domingo, 27 de enero de 12-2pm en salón 204 del Centro de Vida Parroquial.

• Clase de bautismo en español, sábado, 2 de febrero a las 2:00pm en el salón Father Rooney (cerca de la oficina parroquial).

• Por favor únase a nosotros para una presentación y un taller de Legal Aid Works® después de la misa el Domingo 10 de Febrero, de 3:30 a 5 de la tarde. La presentación le informará sobre sus derechos cuando esté interactuando con las autoridades de inmigración. El taller le ayudará a completar documentos de Poder de Abogado que especifican sus deseos en cuanto a sus hijos, su casa, y sus asuntos financieros en caso de ser deportado. Se proporcionará cuidado de niños durante este evento.


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explore their feelings through age-appropriate crafts, activities, discus-sions and one-on-one time. Expres-sive therapies such as art, music and dance are used to assist children with their grief and are balanced with traditional camp activities, like arts and crafts, kayaking, and singing by the fire. For more information, go to [email protected].

Al Anon Surviving the Weekend GroupFor those who have been affected by someone else’s drinking, and mem-bers come together to learn a better way of life and how to find happiness. Especially at this time of year, it’s important to know that you are not alone and there is help. There is an Al Anon meeting every Saturday at 10am in Room 204 of St. Mary’s Parish Life Center.

Nar Anon Support AvailableNar Anon is a program that offers support to family members and friends of loved ones struggling with substance abuse. All information and discussion is non-judgemental, informative and strictly confidential. Our meetings are in Room 100 in the Parish Life Center on Thursday from 7-8pm and are open to the community at large. Contact Cathy at 703-201-8821, [email protected] or Wayne at 540-840-5230.

Weekly OffertoryFaith Direct Deposit for JanuaryOffertory $58,616Parish Building Fund $5,330Church in Latin America $1,911Solemnity of Mary $2,281

The financial report for January 13 will be published in the January 27

bulletin — Thank you for your continued generosity!

Church In Latin AmericaLa Colecta Para La Iglesia En América Latina“Share Your Faith” – “Comparte Tu Fe”Next week, we will take up the Collection for the Church in Latin America. For many in Latin America and the Caribbean, rural terrain and a lack of ministers are obstacles to practicing their faith. Your support to the collection provides lay leader-ship training, catechesis, priestly and religious formation, as well as other programs to help share our faith with those who long to hear the Good News of Christ. To learn more, please visit usccb.org/latin-america.

La próxima semana realizaremos la Colecta para la Iglesia en América Latina. Para muchas personas en América Latina y el Caribe, los terrenos rurales y la escasez de ministros son unos obstáculos para practicar su fe. El apoyo que le den a la colecta proporciona capacitación para el liderazgo laico, la catequesis, la formación sacerdotal y religiosa, así como para otros programas que ayudan a compartir nuestra fe con aquellos que anhelan escuchar la Buena Nueva de Cristo. Para infor-marse más, por favor, visiten usccb.org/latin-america.

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First Offering Contri-butions to Help Offset Cost of Collection EnvelopesEach year in January the envelope packet always includes an envelope marked "First Offering" with a sug-gested donation of $15.00. This is not a regular collection, but merely a request for a free-will offering to help offset the cost of the printing and bimonthly mailing of collection envelopes to more than 5,000 parish families. From July 2017 to June 2018, the parish's cost for the offer-ing envelopes was $31,770.00. First Offering donations received for the same period totaled $4,349.00. Your generosity and support in helping to offset the cost of the envelopes is greatly appreciated.

Choose Life ReflectionDr. Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for the equal dignity of every human life. “If we are to have peace on earth,” he wrote, “we must be concerned about . . . the sacredness of all human life. Man is a child of God, made in His image, and must be respected as such.” “When we truly believe this,” he continued, “we won’t kill anybody.” Lord, thank You for the privilege of defending hu-man life through the pro-life move-ment. (Pro-life Reflections for Every Day)

Children’s Charity for JanuaryCamp Rainbow is held every Spring for children who are coping with the loss of a loved one. Camp Rainbow provides a path for child campers along their journey through grief and toward healing. Little Buddies (child participants) are paired with trained Big Buddies (adult volunteers) to


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* Indicates Mass at Holy Cross Academy Please remember that Mass intentions may be requested at the parish office for any remaining Masses of the year. If dates are no longer available for the date you desire, you are welcome to request an intention that is “un-scheduled,” and one of the priests will gladly celebrate Mass for your intention at an extra Mass during the week or as a concelebrant.

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Daily Mass Intentions and ReadingsJanuary21 MONDAY6:30am John Sturtevant9:00am Rosario Marinas+Heb 5:1-10/Mk 2:18-22

22 TUESDAY6:30am Karen Sturtevant9:00am Aristedes LucasHeb 6:10-20/Mk 2:23-28

23 WEDNESDAY6:30am Sr. Therese Leonie+9:00am Joel Turner Heb 7:1-3, 15-17/Mk 3:1-6

24 THURSDAY6:30am Mary de Benedittis+9:00am Mr. and Mrs. Neelis BraudHeb 7:25—8:6/Mk 3:7-12

25 FRIDAY6:30am For Fraternity Among Priests8:15am* Bishop Michael Burbidge 9:00am Michael and Mary WoodsActs 22:3-16/Mk 16:15-18

26 SATURDAY9:00am Bill Wallace+5:00pm Rosario Morenas+7:00pm Francis Niederkofler+2 Tm 1:1-8/Mk 3:20-21

27 SUNDAY7:00am James Shirron+8:30am Bon Than+10:30am Walt Halloian+10:30am* For Our Parish 12:30pm Military, Living and Deceased2:30pm Hernandez-Rios Family5:00pm Dean Pierce+7:00pm Thelma Odilia Rivera+Neh 8:2-10/1 Cor 12:12-30/Lk 1:1-4; 4:14-21

Saint Mary Prayer ListPlease pray for those who are sick or in need, especially: Casey Roby, Calvin Mills, Mary Jean Mills, Elise Velez, Tracey Hansen, Elizabeth Ames, Aleisa Barber, David Arnold, Maryann Greatsinger, Anto-nio Ferrara, Wilson and Joan Parker, Emma Gilbert, Virginia Gannon, Daniel Burke, Katherine Perusi, Dorie Lee, Christopher Szynal, Joy Zerby, Mariah Ceidlinger, Kelly Carperter-Silvers, Suzi Eggleston, Bernad Castillo, Michael Durant, Matthew Gomer, Tricia Davis, Martha Clements, Donna Long, Mary Ann Maynard, Zachary Payne, Margaret Krebbel, Adrianna Pruitt, Deanna Pruitt, Montgomery Wood, Gail Russell, Patricia Russo, Charles Dittmer, Bruce Mattern, Dorothy Simmons, Lillian Kendall, Nikolai Sherba, Sharon S., Barbara Clarke, Roseanne Nash, Jeanne Burke, Prudy Tarpe, Maureen Mizzles, Miles Wood, Mary Ellen Kearney,Kay Simmons, Robert Meyer, Marc and Susan Wood, Lita Mary Mam-boyo, Nathan Apicella, Timothy Travis, Kaden Sabo, Robert Nathan Servetnick, Dianne Clancy, The Chevchuc Family, Christina Bolt, Bruce Bates, Richard Casaldi, Alex Tonn, James Evans, Larry Dillman, Theresa Kovalefsky, Amber Moser, Erin Krieg, Matthew Meyer, Brittany Meyer, Sara Meyer, Douglas & Dorothy Meyer, Karla Dorsey, Mary Jean & Don Williams, Linda & Frank Walter, Cathleen Mihalaki, Re Macarthur, Jordan Tackett, Bridget Sherba, Randy McNulty, Riley Horstick, David A., Marty T., Janet Yerkie, Brittany Yerkie, Elizabeth Stoehr, David Semeglo, Robert L Gomer, Carla J Gomer, Lorena Hernandez, Thomas Moeller, Lorraine Becker, Gerald Gardiner, Larry Delaney, James Keddie, Lorena Hernandez, Miguel Hernandez and Edgar Giovanni Castro, Julio Diaz, Kelly Murray, Marianne Ford, Ortiz Family, James Derouin, Karen Danis, Jim Mann, Muriel Bovat, Gina Wood, Michelle & Lawrence Hudson, Monica White & Patrick White, Betty McKee, Arturo Mendoza Sanchez, Vickie Coburn, Susana Rios- Villagrana, Jeff Shinrock, Mary Ulmer, John Michaelides, Joyce Tally, Dona Tally, Thomas Biddulph, Pat Tholen, Fernando Guadarrama, Margaret Dougherty, Betty Gil, Adrienne Menjivar, Deanna White, David Mares, Linda Burrell, Margaret Craig, Mary Dudash, Chuck Boyer, Daniel Bustamonte, Hector Rios-Villagrana & Family, Miguel Correa & Family, Tamlyn Leaf, Gordon Leffel, Graciela Chavez, Nico Luiggi, Vickie Coburn, Ana B. Rojas, Maria Mangini, Melanie and Chris Kou-mentakos, Maryanne Schram, Jackie Davia Johnson, Jenna Cappello, Matt Seidlinger, Benjamin Grillo, Gavin Menteer, Jim Seidlinger, Mary Ellen Kearney, Kurt Gutzmann, Lois Michell, Albert Lemanski, Frank Pollack, Leslie and Charlotte Heagney, William Crandall, Joseph Daley, Carolyn Shebora, Melvin Schreckinger, Stephen Inguanti, Karen Scanlon, Rhonda Wolfe Please pray for all the men and women in our military and civilian support services overseas, especially: Glenn Dickinson, Paul Fischer, John Moring, Dominick Joseph Petro, Jamal Williams, Lance Schulte, Brian Hellman, Sean Plunkett, Roy Selvidge, Patrick Fenton, David James, Shawn Tupta, Vin-cent Petillo, Christopher Johnson III, Patrick Desmond, Andrew M. Smith, Nelly Garcia, Mindy Haken-son, Xavier Alas, Anthony Howell, John Anthenor, Andrew Dowdy, Sean McCullum, Josue Bermudez, Monica Hannan, Julio A. Alarcon, Gabe Gonzalez, David Oechslein, Shawn Herr, Logan Mullins, Greg Feroldi, Tyler Wood, Jason Cullinan, Estrella Bernaola, Frank Spatt Jr., Major Matthew Molino, Thomas WickhamPlease pray also for those who have died, especially the benefactors of Saint Mary Church.

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SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME · January 26 - Making Rosaries - $5 February 9 - Wooden birdhouses - $5 youth ministry our parish February 23 - Suncatcher Crosses - $5 March 9 - Sand