St. Clare of Assisi - Memorials

St. Clare of Assisi Memorials

Table of Contents

Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………… 1

Altar……………………………………………………………………………………………… 3

Ambo……………………………………………………………………………………………… 5

Baptistery Area………………………………………………………………………………… 7 (Font & Railing & Screen; Paschal Candle Holder, Ambry for oils)

Chairs & Tables for Altar Area…………………………………………………………… 9

Chalice……………………………………………………………………………………………… 11

Consecration Cross……………………………………………………………………………… 13

Crucifix…………………………………………………………………………………………… 15

Holy Water Stoup……………………………………………………………………………… 17

Our Lady & Child Shrine, Statue, Candle Holders…………………………………… 19

Outdoor Items…………………………………………………………………………………… 21 (plaza, benches, fountain)

Pews………………………………………………………………………………………………… 23

Reredos…………………………………………………………………………………………… 29

Sanctuary – Other items……………………………………………………………………… 31 (Sanctuary lamp, linens, vestments, altar bells, matrimony kneeler, censor & boat, ciborium, candle

lighter & snuffer, Monstrance, Good Friday Processional Cross)

Shrines……………………………………………………………………………………………… 33

Stations of the Cross…………………………………………………………………………… 35

Statues………………………………………………………………………………………………… 37

Tabernacle………………………………………………………………………………………… 45

Windows…………………………………………………………………………………………… 47

Other Church Items…………………………………………………………………………… 49 (choir area, kitchen, parish land, reconciliation chapel, admin furnishings, acolytes room, Nativity Set)

Additional Memorials Available for Donation………………………………………… 51

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Introduction

Our parish history began in 1988 when our area was still part of Santa Teresita Parish in El Mirage and of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish in Sun City West. Fr. Moynihan arranged for the first Masses at Happy Trails Resort.

Most Reverend Thomas J. O'Brien chose the name, St. Clare of Assisi and established the parish on July 1, 2000. He appointed Fr. John Coleman as the founding pastor. For ten months three weekend Masses were held at the Kingswood Parke Elementary School in Surprise. Later, in the summer of 2001, two temporary buildings were placed on 12.5 acres owned by the Diocese of Phoenix at the corner of Bell Road and Cotton Lane.

Fr. Hans P. Ruygt was appointed by Bishop O'Brien to lead the parish on July 1, 2002 and to carry out a building program. Thousands of parishioners rallied together to raise funds and to assess the needs of the parish. They determined that the first need was for a permanent church. They conducted several capital campaigns. Parishioners could donate to the general building fund or donate to purchase specific liturgical arts or other items for the church. These were classified as “Memorials”.

Because of the enormous expense of building the church and the desire to get this started as soon as possible, a pragmatic decision was made to use the Memorial donations for building the basic church. This decision was shared with parishioners with the promise that the Memorials would eventually be purchased as finances allowed.

On August 12, 2006 the day after the Feast of our patroness, St. Clare of Assisi, Most Reverend Thomas J. Olmsted, Bishop of Phoenix, gathered the parishioners, with Fr. Coleman, Fr. Ruygt and several other priests and deacons and civic leaders for the Blessing and Groundbreaking for the new church. Site work and grading were completed in 2007 and the parking lot was expanded. Construction on the church began in January 2008.

It was a glorious day when parishioners moved into the new church and celebrated the first Mass on Christmas Eve 2008.

In June 2009, the church committed that any money donated for Memorials, would be saved in restricted accounts and used to buy the memorial for which it was donated once full funding was completed. The promise to purchase memorials is being kept.

2009: altar, ambo, crucifix, baptismal font

2010: Our Lady & Child shrine, tabernacle, consecration cross, holy water stoups

2011: reredos, baptismal screen, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Our Lady of Guadalupe

2012: tiles, stained glass windows

Additional memorials will continue to be purchased once funding is available. We are deeply grateful for everyone who has helped to beautify the church through their donations to memorials. We pray for our donors and those they honored or remembered through their donation. May God Bless.

-- Fr. Hans Ruygt, Pastor, St. Clare of Assisi, April 2012

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The Altar is rightly the center of the church, both spiritually and in the liturgy. The altar has been executed in tropic brown granite with creamy onyx columns with sparking white Carerra marble accents. The Altar features the image of the Lamb of God (Agnus Dei).

Altar

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Lobdell Jack & Anita Our 10 Children:

John J. Lobdell, Jr. Richard D. Lobdell Stanley J. Glowaski Mary C. Andersen James F. Lobdell Kimberley I. Allee Patrick M. Lobdell Karen M. Keller Ann M. Hudson Scott D. Glowaski

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The Ambo – the “table of the Word” – is where Christ proclaims the Gospel. The Ambo has been executed in tropic brown granite with creamy onyx accents. The Ambo depicts the Christ the Teacher.

Ambo

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Duarte Monica & Ronald Our Mom Suzanne WrublikHoward Richard & KathrynKessler Mark Barbara KesslerSpurling Chuck & Peggy Barbara Kessler

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In the waters of baptism we are washed of sin, die to our old self, born anew in Christ, and received into the Church. The baptistery needs to signify all of these meanings: it is both “womb” and “tomb”. The octagonal plan which opens to the sanctuary is an ancient Christian shape that recalls the Eighth Day as a new beginning, the Roman mausoleum as a place of death and burial, and a site memorial symbolically representing the River Jordan. The location of the baptistery is intended both to show the integral link between the Eucharist and Baptism, as well as to provide a dignified place where all can witness the Sacrament either during Mass or in a separate ceremony. The sloped floor and the raised infant font allow for both traditional pouring on the head, or a more dramatic “affusion” or pouring over the whole body.

Baptistery

Donor Item In Memory/Honor Of:Beck Richard & Brenda Ambry for Oils George & Mary DeZaeyerHebert Ginnie Paschal Candle

HolderMoser George & Mary Baptistery Font &

RailingThe Family of George Moser

Murray George & Theodora Baptistery Font & Railing

Piskel Edith Paschal Candle Holder

My Husband August

Planeta Michael & Margaret Baptistery Font & Railing

Andy & Betty Planeta

Ricci Joseph & Eileen Ambry cruet sets for Holy Oils

Fr. John Flynn

Saunders F. Guy & Rachel Baptismal Screen Mary Eleene SaundersUnverzagt Bob & Betty Baptistery Font &

RailingAlves, Unverzagt & Orr Families

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Presider Trio

Server Chairs

Missal Stand and Server Chair

Credence Table

Chairs and Tables for Altar Area

Donor Item In Memory/Honor Of:Beyer Ronald & Sharon built & donated 5

tables for the altar and narthax

Michelle McDonough

Booke Glen Priest Chair Viki, Glen, Sherry & Kerry Booke

Frese Gerald & Carol Priest Chair & TableMarth Don James Deacon Chair Janet MarthMartin Deacon Stephen J. &

JoanDeacon Chair Shane Louis Martin

Edward & Henriette HaasNguyen Nate & Jannie Priest Chair Kim Anh PlamSt. Clare Women's Guild

Missal Table and Stand

Unverzagt Bob & Betty Credence Table Alves, Unverzagt & Orr Families

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Chalice

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Albro Janis Willis & Bina Albro,

William G. Albro, Wilson & Grace Clark, Palmer & Gertrude Kelly

Bender James & JerianneChristensen Harvey & Elsie The Christensen FamilyGuillory Alden & Dean Our ParentsHorneman Daniel & Alice Horneman & Bartol FamiliesLauhoff Frank & Vicki Frank C. LauhoffMarchant Robert & Irene Robert Marchant, Jr.McIntire Sandra Richard E. McIntireMulvihill Robert & Mary Mulvihill & Bergero FamiliesNewlin Robert & MaryNieroda Janice Joseph & Agnes NierodaRudolfo Pasqual & ChristineSchramm Edward & Jule Father John FlannellyTibolla Suzanne & Frank

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The twelve Stone Consecration Crosses are the permanent sign of the Dedication of the Church are anointed by the Bishop as these Crosses are made in elegant Dark Emperador marble to match the main altar, with water jet cut gold marble accents in a “Patonce Cross” pattern. The candle holders are cast of bronze.

Consecration Cross

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Frazier Linda Edward & Virginia GronowskiGallinghouse Bob & Betty Our Parents

Robert & Carrie Gallinghouse and Davis & Mary Verret

Kendall Pete & TrishKraut Ernest & Patricia Kraut & McMullan FamiliesLivingston Rose Marie & Floyd Ray Guarino FamilyMcCally Sandra Kenneth & Dorothy McCallyMullauer James & Diane Daniel & Mullauer FamiliesSalute John & Lynda Olympia & Alexander Bedotto,

Ethelene & John SaluteSmitka Frank & Ann Andrew WituschekTroy Barbara Edward & Dorthy TroyVitola Paul & LynneWhitcher Susie & Bill Thank you God for

Father Francis Moore, S.J.

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The majestic Crucifix is 15’ tall with a larger than life size hand-sculpted corpus of our Lord. The Lord is shown, alive, and looking with compassion at his mother. To each side are images of Our Lady and St John painted in a classical Renaissance style. Above and to the side, four angels holding the instruments of Our Lord’s Passion (“arma Christi”) are in sorrowful reverence. At the foot of the Cross sits Adam’s skull, a traditional image recalling the legend that Christ was crucified over the site of Adam’s grave. It signifies that Calvary means “the place of the Skull”, and most importantly that in Christ we are all victorious over death. The crucifix was made in Italy.

Crucifix

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Hassett Irene My Beloved Husband

Joseph D. HassettHebert Ginnie My Beloved Husband JoeMesser Robert & Denise Michael Alan MesserMontgomery Scott & Elaine A Gift from Elaine & Scott

MontgomeryRoberts Richard & Carol Barney & Adeline Mlodzik,

Richard & Josephine Roberts

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When we first enter a church, we bless ourselves from the holy water stoups to remind ourselves of our baptismal promises, and to ask for God’s grace. These stoups are hand crafted from bronze with a sea shell bowl and floral accents to recall our new life in Christ.

Holy Water Stoup

Donor Item In Memory/Honor Of:Baumel Phillip & Rita Ann Small Holy Water

StoupOlivia Clare Stephens

Diroll Donald & Dolores Large Holy Water Stoup

Kriz Robert & Helen Small Holy Water Stoup

Our Children

Maes Bobbi & Dick Large Holy Water Stoup

Povelones Elizabeth Small Holy Water Stoup

Sophie & Joseph Nowosielski

Trimble Anna Small Holy Water Stoup

My Husband Charles Trimble

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The Marian shrine shows the image of “Our Lady of the Eucharist,” presenting the Infant Jesus with a chalice and

host. It is carved in wood and painted by craftsmen in Europe. The shrine is made of tropic brown granite with

golden/honey onyx columns with sparkling white Carerra marble accents. The holder for the devotional candles

is hand crafted wrought iron.

Our Lady and Child Shrine, Statue, and Candle Holders

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Lobdell John & Anita Our Parents

James & Mary Lobdell and Dr. Joseph & Louise Albrich

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Outdoor Items

Donor Item In Memory/Honor Of:De Armond Joseph Outdoor Plaza Doris & Joe De ArmondDufresne Paul & Suzette Outdoor PlazaGiovanani Beth Ann Outdoor BenchHunnicutt Gordon & Pat Outdoor Plaza

FountainOur Parents Vern Hunnicutt, Cora & James Hogan

Malone Jerome & Anita Outdoor BenchSurdyk Arlene & Bert Parish LandTari Peter &

JacquelynOutdoor Bench

Weiss Yvonna Marie Outdoor Plaza Richard Plumlee, Scott & Duane Weiss

Zakrajsek Evelyn Outdoor Plaza

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St. Clare’s has seating for about 1400 people. The church will eventually seat about 2000 people, but we must first expand the parking lot before the city of Surprise will allow us to increase seating beyond 1400. Current seating is chairs, but some day we will have pews. The pews will be designed for comfort, durability and aesthetics, and will be made in stain grade hardwoods with book racks and padded kneelers.

Pews

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Abah John & Francesca Abah FamilyAndrews Warren & LeAnn Andrew AshbeckAshback Rev. David Kilian & Caroline AshbeckAubain Katherine Agnes & Salvatore NicoteraBarthell Simonne Barthell & Dastous FamiliesBasso Vivian Basso FamilyBednar Elizibeth Richard Bednar Sr.Berkes Kevin & Tamara The Berkes FamilyBoschetr GerladineBrassbridge Harvard & CarmelButler AliciaBuya Josephine Fruto & Cresenciana BuyaCalivas Harry & KarenChampagne Marvin & LindaChavez Gilberto & VeliaClark KathernCoffmen David & Marcela Charles L. ForesmanColbert Elizabeth Eugene & Michael Colbert

John McConaugheyCollister Viets & DorothyConner Jim & LynnConsani ShirleeConway Edward J. & TheresaDostie DianeDubey George & Aline George & Aline Dubey Family

Duarte Monica & Ronald Our Mom Suzanne WrublikFastiggi Victor & Barbara Gary SmithFrank Michael & MaryAnnGiovanini NancyGoudy William & Janice Mr. & Mrs. William GoudyHarder JoAnne William C. Schrieber Sr. &

Rhita W. Regan

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Pews

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Harper Eugene & JeanneHarrison Bill & DonnaHarroun Joann My Father Wesley S. NeffHellenbrand James & FloranceHince RichardHoppenjan MargaretHoxter ChristineHughes Sandra Fr. Hans Ruygt's 25th

AnniversaryImamora Roy & Karen Dr. Eugene Imamora,

Jean & Richard Imamora, Mildred & Ivan Zimmer

Itel GeorgeJackson AntoinetteJohnson Timothy & MicheleKirkland Al & SusanKonieczka Bernadine & TheodoreLauhoff Frank & VickiLawlor Livia Lawlor & Raby FamilyLerch William & SallyLivingston Regina Floyd R. Livingston & FamilyLivingston Rose Loeper BernardMaccagnano Felix & Catherine Vincent & Immaculeta

Maccagnano Michael, Rosa & Cathern Taormina

Mansour SulaimanMcConaughey Nancy John McConaugheyMcIntire SandraMeehan Edwin Mary Jane MeehanMendoza Ronald & MelanieMitzel Dean & Nan

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Pews

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Moser George & MaryMulvihill Robert & MaryNieroda Janice My Sister Sophie PiecykPalmer Richard & PatriiaPaul MaryPauwels Marilry & RichPitts Stephen & SherrillPlunkett Lyle & Laura John & Velma SchermanPower Joseph & Constance Isabel & Charles Shafer,

Severo & Beatrice LopexRaby Michael & Lisa Lawlor/Raby FamilyRakoczy Jane My Parents

Stanley & Rose BuczekRevilla Carolinda Lansang Adelardo & Felipa LansangRoberts Richard & Carol Judith DacquistoRubino Domenic & JoannaSabado Andres & FayeSanders Robert & BarbaraSattler Richard M. Timothy M. SattlerSchaefer Bill & MarySchaefer Rose Marie J.H. "Jody" SchaeferSchmidt Cindy & Merv Granddaughter

Helen HamiltonSears PamelaSedlacek FrankSerrano Dorota Maria & Walenty Gurczak,

Stanislawa & Jan SolawaSerrano Roberto & Elizabeth Jose SalgadoShelerud Roger Shelerud FamilySmith Barbara Gary SmithSmith ChristineSokol CarolSollars David & Donna

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Pews

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Steffen Richard & Eileen Steffen FamilyStorck TherdoreSylvester Stuart & CatherineTalarico Anthony & CarmelindaTempleton Michelle & Jerry Evelyn ZakrajsekTollerud Joan Joseph & Violet CampTompsett Dean & PamelaTubianosa Felino & Aurora Prieto & Tubianosa FamiliesUnverzagt Bob & Betty Alves, Unverzagt & Orr Families

Valdez Dolores Ernesto & Adelmira Martinez

Velasquez Armando & MichelleWalsh Douglas & Marilyn Gerald Linder and

Delores J. AbleWarnstedt RussellWilda Linda & JosefWillis David & Patricia Ann KealyZannini Richard & Marie The Zannini Family

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The heart of the church is the sanctuary, especially the altar and the tabernacle. These sacred places are framed with a “reredos”, a grand and elegant altarpiece which is a traditional backdrop to the liturgy. The reredos, with its copper dome recalling the cupola over the church, is an expression of the Heavenly Jerusalem. The twelve columns recall the Twelve Apostles. The reredos is made of tropic brown granite, accented with rich dark brown Emperador marble. The columns are made of golden/honey onyx with sparkling white Carerra marble accents. The dome is copper-plated shingles.

Reredos

Donor Item In Memory/Honor Of:Althoff Louise Reredos James AlthoffBender James & Jerianne Reredos

Carruthers Jody Reredos Dr. & Mrs. Edmond, Joseph Budzinski Family

Dilodilo Purita & Fred Reredos Our ParentsGannon John Reredos Mildred GannonGill Geri Reredos Christine FitznerGilson Robert & Jean Reredos Robert & Jean GilsonGlocke Fred & "Jo" Reredos The Glocke FamilyGratton Art & Carol ReredosKendall Pete & Trish St. Peter Column Our Fathers

Henry W. Kendall and Albert D. Wickers

Keenan Charlie & Claire Reredos Charles & Ethel Keenan, John & Anne Little

Kephart Alice Reredos My Loving Husband Samuel G. Kephart

Kruse Duane & Catherine

Reredos

Mahon Mary Margaret St. Jude Column Mary C. MahonMcConaughey Nancy ReredosMialki Gene & Jackie ReredosMorris Robert & Nancy ReredosRakoczy Jane St. Matthew Column My Husband,

Matthew RakoczySaunders F. Guy & Rachel St. John Column The Saunders and the

Formoso FamiliesSaunders F. Guy & Rachel Reredos Carla Grimm SaundersWesley Ron & Regina Reredos John R. and Mary A.

Phelan

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Sanctuary - Other ItemsDonor Item In Memory/Honor Of:

Adler Kathleen Candle Lighter My Son Erick AdlerAnonymous Good Friday

Processional CrossMonsignor James J. O'Carroll

Aubain Katherine Altar Bells My GrandchildrenCito Gilbert & Angela Matrimony Kneeler Our Family

Harper Jeanne Altar Hand Rails Eugene HarperHarrison Bill & Donna Sanctuary Lamp Our Son WilliamKnight David & Betty Censer & BoatKnights of Columbus

Council 12851 Altar Hand Rails Fr. Michael J. McGivney

Kyte Mitch & Jean Ciborium Mitch KyteLacko Andrew Jr. &

PatriciaAltar Hand Rails Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Lacko Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Frank BloseLansang Carolinda and Eric

VansantMonstrance Thabor Abelardo & Felipa Lansang

Ludwig Robert & Susan Altar Bells John L. SweeneyMercado Manuel & Evelia Candle Holder for a

StatueNieroda Janice VestmentsNieroda Janice Altar Hand Rails My Brother & SisterPatti Alfred & Susan Processional Cross Eugene & Tina PattiPipitone Joseph & Anna Processional Cross Charles & Angie PipitoneProski Anna Altar Hand Rails Louis Henry Proski &

Ann V. ProskiPuder Lester & Barbara Vestments

Censer & BoatOur Son David J. Puder

Rabe Donald & Delores Altar Linens Delores RabeRoberts Michael & Vui Ciborium Michael RobertsRudolfo Pasqual & Christine Altar CrucifixSaunders F. Guy & Rachel Ciborium Peter Joseph FormosoSchmitz Donna Matrimony Kneeler Donna Schmitz and

Chris McCarvilleSchramm Robert Candle Lighter &

SnufferFather Christopher Murphy

Torrisi Fred & Connie Altar Bells Francisco & Josephine Moscuzza

Tumbarello Susan MonstranceWheeler Roy & May Altar Linens

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Sacred Heart of Jesus

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Patron Saint of the Diocese of Phoenix

ShrinesDonor In Memory/Honor Of:

"Old World" ShrineSt. Joseph and the infant Jesus StatuePauwels Marilynn My Beloved Husband, Rich, and in

thanksgiving to St. Joseph

St. Anne and Mary as a child StatueMaloney Mary Frances My Mother, Ida Maloney, and my

sister, Anne Marie Weldon

Shrine -Pedestal, Votive Candles, KneelersBossenbery Christine My beautiful daughter, Holly MarieConway Edward & TheresaDilodilo Mr. & Mrs. FredDronzek JaniceGallinghouse Bob & BettyHoggard JaneHowell Jerry & MaryannKearney Matthew & SamanthaNieroda JanicePalacios Alvin & ElinorUnverzagt Bob & Betty

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:"New World" ShrineSt. John Paul II, Pope StatueMahon Mary Margaret - Maggi My Grandparents,

Patrick & Hannah Cuff Thomas & Margaret Haggerty

Blessed Mother Teresa StatueRakoczy Jane Matthew and Jane Rakoczy

Shrine -Pedestal, Votive Candles, KneelersRicci Joe & Eileen Her sisters, Mary and Patricia

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Our Lady of Guadalupe PrintLobdell Anita & friends of Jack Jack Lobdell

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Sacred Heart of Jesus PrintAshbeck Chuck & friends of LeAnn LeAnn Ashbeck

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The Stations of the Cross were originally purchased by Sacred Heart Catholic Church in

Greenfield, MA. Sacred Heart was founded as a Polish ethnic parish in 1914. It is

believed the Stations were purchased shortly after the church was opened. In 2005,

Sacred Heart was closed as it became part of 3 churches in the area that were merged

into a new church, Our Lady of Peace, in Turner Falls, MA.

The Stations were made by Daprato Studios, a foremost supplier of Liturgical Art in the

United States. They are painted cast plaster.

These vintage Stations of the Cross were 100 years old when they were installed at St.

Clare’s in 2014.

Stations of the Cross

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:I Jesus is Condemned to Death

Finan John & Ruth Finan & Zebal FamiliesII Jesus Takes Up His CrossStabasefski Stanley Nettie StabasefskiIII Jesus Falls The First TimeVerant William Joanne VerantIV Jesus Meets Mary, His MotherHamacher Dale & Patricia Ilo Klaus &

Pauline HamacherV Simon Carries The Cross Of JesusBollier Merle & Rita Bolier and Liebl familiesVI Veronica Wipes The Face Of JesusMahon Maggi My Siblings Gerard, Robert &

Mary Jane MahonVII Jesus Falls The Second TimeLinquist Bert & MaryAnn Anita Linquist & Irene PoulosVIII Jesus Consoles The WomenCopp Greg & Carol Louis & Anne Marie PiccottiIX Jesus Falls The Third TimeMalone Jerome & Anita John & Leona FinneganX Jesus Is Stripped Of His GarmentsStempniewski Frances Joseph StempniewskiXI Jesus Is Nailed To The CrossFrazier Sharon John A. FrazierXII Jesus Dies On The CrossRicci Joseph & Eileen Father John FlynnXIII Jesus Is Taken Down From The CrossBisson William & Charlene St. Clare's ParishXIV Jesus Is Laid In The TombRemm Ronald Helen Remm

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Statues

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:

St. Clare of AssisiSt. Clare Women's Guild St. Clare Women's Guild

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:

St. Francis of AssisiKnights of Columbus Fr. Michael J. McGivneyClesen Pamela Landreth Doris L. LandrethMartin Joann Deacon Steve Martin

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:

Archangel Gabriel - Blue angelNieroda Janice Sophie Piecyk

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:

Archangel Raphael - Red AngelAcker LeonaAllen-Siegert JoannAlvarado MariaAnonymousArenas Manuel & IrisBaer Enrique & MarleneBaquilod Lorenzo & GildaBasteyns Charles & DorothyBazata Ervin & ElaineBeck Richard & BrendaBiwer Eddie Brown Willis & Louise Ronald Lee ColemanBrozovsky David & PatriciaCaba MauriceCannavale NormaCaignan EmileCastrovinci Kathleen Patricia Larsen,

Edward F. Fox

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Statues

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Chistiano DorisChristensen HarveyCito Gilbert & AngelaCiuffo Joseph & ClaraClewell Neil & JanConway Edward & TheresaCorbett Ronald & IreneCosgrove Thomas & JaniceCragan Paul & MaryDavis Frank & VirginiaDavis PaulaDelapaz Bernard &

GiovanniaDeLaPaz Family

DiMassimo Ruth Audrey FergesenDronzek JaniceDusenbury Carlisle & BeverlyFaker LawrenceFerguson BarbaraFernholz Paul & ElizabethFinkelson Gary & JoanneFuentes RudolphFulton William & MarieGallinghosue Robert & Elizabeth Fr. Hans RuygtGarcia Orlando & BelindaGeiger Marvin & AldaGillman Gordon & MickiGiovanini Beth AnnGiovanini NancyGlocke Fred & JosephineGodjikian Arthur & ConnieGraves MargaretGreen TonyGunn LindaGuthrie W.D. & Mary

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Statues

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Hanson, Jr. Ralph & M. LorraineHarper JeanneHarrison Bill & DonnaHart James & CynthiaHauptmann StevenHauswirth JosephHebert GinnieHince Richard Howard JHu Daid & MaureenHunter MargoItalian Catholic Federation #437Johnson David & Barbara

ThorsheimJohnson DonaldJones Gary & ChristineJones Ralph & PatriciaJutzi Louis & AnnKephart AliceKilmer Craig & ChristinaKoennecker Jack & RaeKruse Duane & CatherineKulpaka Ronald Lansang CarolindaLaVigne Mike & KathyLee Robert & CarolLowe MarieLoya Oscar & Francisca

DuranThe Loya Family

Maley Michael & Imelda Imelda FloresMattson John & PatMcCally SandraMellott MarthaMialki Eugene & Jaqueline

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Statues

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Mileski Mary Margaret - MaggiMiner John & Suk YongMolin Dean & ValMullauer James & Diane Avril Brie, Vade Daniel,

Shyla Susan and Emilia Diane

Mulvey Michelle Murphy LouiseMyskowski Eugene & RitaNatalio Nestor & JulieNelson Randall & kristineNewburn LarryNewby JudithNichols Ron & JoannNguyen Nate & JannieObarski NelsonOur Lady of GuadalupePassarelli PatrickPearson Ray & KatiePetruzzelli JohnPizarro Jose Plum Doug & OliviaPower Joseph & ConstanceRicci Joseph & Eileen For Our Service Men &

Women

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Statues

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Ricci Joseph & Eileen Sandy Hook Elemenary School

Victims: Charlotte Bacon, Daniel Barden, Rachel Davino, Olivia Engel, Josephine Gay, Ana Marquez-Greene, Dylan Hockley, Dawn Hochsprung, Madeleine Hsu, Catherine Hubbard, Chase Kowalski, Jesse Lewis, James Mattioli, Grace McDonnell, Anne Marie Murphy, Emilie Parker, Jack Pinto, Noah Pozner, Caroline Previdi, Jessica Rekos, Avielle Richman, Lauren Rousseau, Mary Sherlach, Victoria Soto, Benjamin Wheeler, Allison Wyatt

Richey Greg & DebRios NydiaRoberts HappyRoper Theresa William & Virginia NesbittRose DorisSchuette John & Theresa Lauren Kelley

John Kelley Kathleen Brucher

Semper Frederick & KathyShellenberg PatrickShriver SandySicari JosephineSitek Thomas & DoloresSmith Adrianne

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Statues

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Smith DarleneSmith NoraSmith Patrick & Deborah Fr. Hans RuygtSmolinski JonathonSolberg MaryannSpadaro VickieStehn CaliStockert LoisStoneburg Edward & BeverlyStorck TheodoreStorey Matt & KathySwartz KennethTari JacquelynTencich George & AliceThe Teachers Janice NierodaThomason MildredTodd RosangelaUnverzagt Bob & Betty Joe AlvesValdez DoloresVelner Bob & WinnieVogel Don & CherylWalker Gill & ElizabethWarthman Dave & CarolWatts DorothyWorkman Jack & BarbaraYbarra Ignacio & MemorieZander

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Pope Paul VI taught that the tabernacle is “the living heart of each of our churches”. The new tabernacle for the Church of St Clare will be a dignified and majestic “tempietto” – a little temple – as an appropriate place for the Lord in the center of the sanctuary. The design for the tabernacle is based on the church that honors the site of St Peter’s martyrdom in Rome: “San Pietro in Montorio” by the great Renaissance architect Bramante. This church was used by Bernini to design the tabernacle at St Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican, to honor the Holy Year 1675. The tabernacle is handcrafted of bronze and other artistic metals, to express and remind us of the universal nature of our Catholic Faith, united with the Holy Father, in the Blessed Sacrament.

Tabernacle

Donor In Memory/Honor Of:Lobdell Jack & Anita Our 10 Children:

John J. Lobdell, Jr. Richard D. Lobdell Stanley J. Glowaski Mary C. Andersen James F. Lobdell Kimberley I. Allee Patrick M. Lobdell Karen M. Keller Ann M. Hudson Scott D. Glowaski

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Surrounding the nave is a series of 22 large half round windows which will beautifully illustrate the core of our faith in Christ, expressing and reminding us of our Scriptural basis of the Sacraments and the Holy Mass. We have selected Mr. Joseph Beyer of Beyer Studios in Philadelphia, PA, one of the country’s finest representational stained glass artists, to bring forth this vision.

Windows

Donor Item In Memory/Honor Of:Anonymous The Holy Eucharist My Beloved Husband Joe

Anonymous Peter was Rescued by Christ Capt. Laurence and the fishermen of the fishing vessel Katie D

Bakken Donald & Gail Baptism of the Lord The Bakken & Janus Families

Buczek Emily Resurrection of Christ Our Parents Rose and Stanley Buczek

Freeman James & Joyce Window by Confessional, stained glass

Michael & Victoria Freeman, Parents of James Freeman Michael & Helen Zygadlo, Parents of Joyce Freeman

Jutzi Louis & Ann Moses Proclaimed Ten Commandments

Our Parents Samuel & Emma Lyon Margaret Geraldine Cleary

Mahon Mary Margaret-Maggi

Entrance Window Grandparents Patrick & Hannah Cuff Thomas & Margaret Haggerty

Mahon Maggi The Nativity of Jesus My Mother, Mary C. MahonMcClure Michael &

MarilynAscension of Christ McClure and Merz Families

Rakoczy Jane Wedding Feast of Cana My Beloved Husband Matthew Rakoczy

Ricci Joe & Eileen Creation All our Troops whose devotion to duty makes our freedoms possible

Ricci Joe & Eileen Transfiguration The Ricci & Donohue Families

Ruygt Rev. Hans Peter Coronation of Mary His Beloved Sister, Lenny Gerarda Ruygt

Ruygt Louis & Helen Proclamation of the Kingdom Their FamilyTorrisi Fred & Connie Jesus Healed the Paralytic In Loving Memory of Our Son,

David F. TorrisiTroy Barabara Jesus Seeks the Lost Her FamilyWenzler Deacon Joe &

AnnPentecost Ann & Joe Wenzler Family

Wrublik Carla Assumption of Mary Our Mom Suzanne Wrublik

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Other Church Items

Donor Item In Memory/Honor Of:Hebert Ginnie Reconciliation Chapel Screen My Beloved HusbandMcDonald James & Barbara Acolytes Room

Mikkelsen Steven & Lynn Choir AreaNatalio Nestor & Juliana Sacristy Schrock and Natalio Families

Nieroda Janice Sacristy CabinetRebello John & Mary Administration Furnishings Jimmy Mell

Rick CasanovaScanlon Byron & Sally Choir Area Byron ScanlonSt. Clare Women's Guild

Kitchen

St. Clare Women's Guild

Reconciliation Chapel Screen

Whitcher Susie & Bill Nativity Set Whitcher Grandchildren

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Memorials Available for Donation Updated 10/27/2014

We hope that all parishioners first contribute to plate income (ordinary collection – to pay regular expenses) and the

loan repayment fund (to pay back our loan) before making donations to memorials.

All money donated to memorials is put into a restricted account and will only be used for the purchase of memorials.

Memorials will be purchased once they are fully funded. Pricing for memorials is somewhat above the actual cost of the

item. This extra donation allows us to set aside money so that we may purchase those memorials that were donated

prior to 2009 whose purchase was deferred because those funds were needed to help construct the church. Any money

donated for memorials already installed will also be used to purchase deferred memorials.

Item Suggested Donation Number Available

Stained Glass Windows (with themes) 17 Taken: All 10 taken in Front of Church

7 installed Nov 2012

3 installed Dec 2013 7 of 12 taken in Back of Church

1 installed Dec 2013

6 installed Dec 2014

$25,000 each Only 5 Windows Remaining Available at Back of Church Designs being finalized

Good Samaritan

Multiplying Loaves & Fishes

Disciples Commissioned

Parable of Sower & Seed

Christ will Judge all Nations

Colored Glass Windows in Sanctuary (with cross) 2 Taken – Adjacent to Confessionals

$9,000 each 2 Available on either side of the music/choir area

Stained Glass Windows – exterior wall of reconciliation room (only visible from inside reconciliation room)

$12,000 each 2 Available – seen from inside reconciliation rooms

Apostle Columns on Reredos 4 Taken:

St. John

St. Jude Thaddeus

St. Matthew

St. Simon Peter

$3,000 12 Apostles, 4 Taken, 8 Available

St. Andrew

St. Bartholomew

St. James Major

St. James The Just

St. Paul

St. Philip

St. Simon Zelotes

St. Thomas

For Additional Information Contact:

Joe Ricci 623-340-2548 jericci@cox.net