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MASS SCHEDULE
Catholic
Community
Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm
Sunday: 8:00am,
9:45am & 11:30am
Haitian Mass, 6:00pm
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday - Friday 8:30am
SACRAMENTS
Sacrament of Baptism
Scheduled only after parents
and godparents have
completed the preparation
required. Call the parish
office for more information.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturdays at 3:45pm
or by appointment.
Sacrament of Marriage
Pre-Marriage preparation
is required. Arrangements
should be made with a priest
six months in advance.
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
(September-May)
Pre-K: Sunday, 9:45am Mass
K-12: Wednesday, 6:30pm-8:00pm
Sacramental Preparation
YOUTH GROUP
SrHi: Sunday, 6:00pm-8:30pm
JrHi: Monthly Meeting
RITE OF CHRISTIAN
INITIATION OF ADULTS
Wednesday, 6:30pm-8:30pm
NEW PARISHIONERS
Please fill out a registration card
and return it to the usher,
drop it in the collection basket or
drop it off at the parish office.
5310 Babcock Street NE • Palm Bay, Florida 32905
PARISH OFFICE
Phone: 321-727-1565 • Fax: 321-676-2579 • Web-site: www.st-joe.org
ST. JOSEPH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Phone: 321-723-8866 • Fax: 321-727-1181
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Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 15, 2015
Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you
do, do everything for the glory of God
- 1 Corinthians 10:31
Monday,
8:30am
February 16
† Raymond Wisniewski
by Betty Saxton
Tuesday,
February 17
8:30am
† Betty Ganes
by Betty Saxton
Wednesday, February 18
8:30am
† Helen Lefre
by The Kuchenbacher Family
10:30am
† Helen Walsh
by Loving Family
7:00pm
† Anthony and George CeCe
by Loving Brother
Thursday
February 19
8:30am
† Sandi Rauch
by Robert and Janice Scott
Friday,
February 20
8:30am
† Joseph Poje
by The Tarducci Family
Saturday,
February 21
4:30pm
† Tony Valentino
by Pat, Julia, Mario and Sandra
Sunday,
February 22
8:00am
† Alexander Clausen
by Carl Clausen
9:45am
All Parishioners
11:30am
† Larry Seligman
by Barbara Casten
6:00pm
† All Parishioners
Bread and wine for the 4:30pm
Mass on Saturday, February 14
are in Thanksgiving by Arthur
Haugh; for the 10:30am Mass
on Wednesday, February 18 in
memory of Frances Salazar by
loving friend.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Gn 4:1-15, 25; Ps 50:1, 8, 16bc-17,
20-21; Mk 8:11-13
Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10; Ps 29:1a, 2, 3ac-4,
3b, 9c-10; Mk 8:14-21
Jl 2:12-18; Ps 51:3-6ab, 12-14, 17;
2 Cor 5:20 — 6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Dt 30:15-20; Ps 1:1-4, 6; Lk 9:22-25
Is 58:1-9a; Ps 51:3-6ab, 18-19;
Mt 9:14-15
Is 58:9b-14; Ps 86:1-6; Lk 5:27-32
Gn 9:8-15; Ps 25:4-9; 1 Pt 3:18-22;
Mk 1:12-15
Please remember in your thoughts and
prayers the sick and homebound
of our community, especially…
Debbie Ehnstrom, Owen Johnson,
Trudy Scattaregia, Rosina Dempsey,
Tim Holcomb, Helen Dauplaise,
Julie Locklin, Joan Krumm, Irene Mandarino,
Albert Sorrentino, James Johnson, Connie Martorella,
Adrienne Desgro, Joan Serocki, Sue Browkowsky,
Dorothy Mulligan, Carl Kuchenbacher, Chandra Netran,
Teri Rein, Audrey Wallace, Dianae Rittscher
We extend our sympathy to the families
and friends of those who have lost a loved
one. Please keep in prayer those who
have entered eternal life…
Paul Degnan, Sr,. John McCourty,
Patrick DiPasquale, Mark Foskey
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Monday - February 16
Office closed
Mass - 8:30am, Church
Women’s Guild Card Party - 9:00am,
parish center
Troop 520 - 6:30pm, basketball court
Gospel of Mark - 7:00pm, room 401
Tuesday - February 17
Mass - 8:30am, Church
Rosary Guild - 9:00am, room 402
Gospel of Mark - 9:30am, room 103
Pack 520 Meeting - 6:30pm, basketball court,
parish center
Combined Choirs Rehearsal - 7:00pm, church
Prayer Group - 7:30pm, room 402
Wednesday - February 18 Ash Wednesday
Masses - 8:30am, 10:30am & 7:00pm, Church
Liturgy of the Word - 12:10pm, church
Thursday - February 19
Mass - 8:00am
Gospel of Mark - 1:00pm, room 103
Small Christian Communities - 1:30pm,
room 401
Gospel of Mark - 7:00pm, room 401
Rite of Election Rehearsal - 6:30pm, church
Confirmation Twilight Retreat - 7:00pm,
parish center
Friday - February 20
Mass - 8:30am, Church
Adoration - 9:00am, chapel
Divine Mercy Chaplet -3:00pm, chapel
Evening Prayer - 5:00pm, chapel
Soup/Salad - 6:00pm, parish center
Stations - 7:00pm, church
Haitian Choir Rehearsal - 7:00pm, room 305
Saturday - February 21
Blue and Gold Dinner—Scouts - parish center
(all day)
Mass: 4:30pm, church
Sunday - February 22
Masses: 8:00am, 9:45am and 11:30am, church
Coffee and donuts after the 8:00am and 9:45am
Masses in the parish center
Pre-K - During the 9:45am Mass - room 101
Rite of Election - 9:45am Mass
Haitian Mass - 6:00pm, Church
February 15, 2015
Please welcome the
following new
members into our
parish community:
Jynalle Alayna Del Rosa
Pablo Santiago Guzmán
Noah Lee Rose
Levi Sterling Edward Lawson
Mason William Widmayer
Cooper Patrick O’Neill
Rebecca Kathleen Carruthers
ASH WEDNESDAY/
LENTEN SCHEDULE
Ash Wednesday Masses:
8:00am, 10:30am & 7:00pm
Adoration, Divine Mercy Chaplet and
Evening Prayer are moved to Fridays during Lent.
Friday evenings:
Soup/salad - 6:00pm, parish center
Stations: 7:00pm, church
If anyone knows of reason why this couple, Mary
Elizabeth Zepp Hale and Bryan James Kenningston
(1) should not marry please contact Fr. Bob at the
church office, 321-727-1565.
The parish office
will be closed on
Monday, February 16
for President’s Day.
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FAITH FORMATION & SACRAMENTAL
PREP NEWS
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Sunday, Feb. 22 – Rite of Election for the Catechumens – 9:45 a.m. Mass
During our PREP Liturgy of the Word our children
and young people are asked to bring non-perishable
food items every week to help fill the food pantry at
St. Vincent de Paul. Please remember those with little
to eat.
CONFIRMATION RETREAT
SCHOLARSHIPS NEEDED
Even though our retreat is over, we are still in need of
scholarships. Thanks be to God for the parishioners
who have already provided needed funds to help defray
the parish of offsetting fees that many of our families
cannot afford. Due to the economy, some of the
families of our confirmandi are without employment or
are underemployed. The cost for this weekend is $100
per student. Any amount will be greatly appreciated.
God will abundantly bless you for your kindness and
generosity. Please contact Lin Wyatt at [321]727.1565.
SENIOR HIGH YOUTH MINISTRY
Our Senior High Youth Ministry seeks to facilitate the
active involvement in parish life and prayer of senior
high students. This ministry is open to any teenager in
grades 9-12. Our Adult Youth Ministry Team provides
opportunities to practice leadership, offer service,
celebrate liturgy and prayer experiences, gather socially,
and deepen students' understanding of their faith and the
church. Please come check us out on Sunday evenings!
It is never too late to register – this ministry is open year
round. There are no fees to join.
You may call Lin Wyatt at 321.727.1565 at the parish
office for more information.
You may register at the meeting – please have a parent with you to fill out all required paperwork.
Dates to Remember:
Saturday – Tuesday, Feb. 14—17 – Ski Retreat
Weekend
Sunday, Feb. 22 – No Meeting
Please keep our Senior High Youth Group and Adult
Team Members in prayer as they venture to the
mountains of West Virginia this weekend for their
annual Ski Retreat. May God bless them on their
journey, and keep them safe from all accidents,
incidents, injuries and harm!
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY
Catholicism Series
The schedule for the upcoming videos: (shown at
7:00pm in the church building. Please join us!)
March 11: “Word Made Flesh, True Bread of
Heaven: The Mystery of the Church’s Sacrament
and Worship”
March 18: “A Vast Company of Witnesses: The
Communion of Saints”
April 8: “The Fire of His Love: Prayer and the Life
of the Spirit”
April 22: “World Without End: The Last Things”
RCIA WISH LIST
We are asking for donations
in order to purchase a new
television, DVD player, and
media stand for the RCIA
classroom. We estimate the
total cost to be roughly
$600. If you would like to make a donation, in any
amount, for this purchase, please mark your check
"RCIA Media". Thank you for your generosity!
Our Young Adult Ministry Coordinators, Tina and
Charles Lyons, took on the challenge of inviting young
adults to participate in the life of the Church. The goals
set before them are simple and basic:
Connecting young adults with Jesus Christ
Connecting young adults with the Church
Connecting young adults with the mission of the
Church in the world
Connecting young adults with a peer community
Simple but extremely challenging today in a society
where our young adults are struggling to get through
school, work to pay for school, caring for families and
having some semblance of a social life.
The invitation set forth is this. Come to one session and
see what you can achieve through a ministry that will
enable you to organize all of the above. As it is written,
“With God, all things are possible.”
This ministry is open to all single, married, married
with children ages 18- 30.
Next Meeting:
Friday, Feb. 20 - 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Building
100, Room 103. Please call Lin at [321]727.1565 or
email Wyattl@st-joe.org for more information.
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FAMILY LIFE – THE HEART OF THE CHURCH
What is a Christian Family?
Families, first and foremost, want to be loving, caring and compassionate. Like most things, however, it is a work
in progress. The following is a list of what the family should be striving for.
● Families put faith first. Knowing that they are not alone in the process of parenting and that God is a
partner in this process eliminates stress and anxiety.
● Relationships need to be developed on the basis of acceptance and forgiveness. Affirmation, a sense of
self-worth, and cooperation are crucial for family life.
● Communication skills and conflict resolution skills are essential.
● All family members have a right to participate in family decision making, according to their ability.
● Just as earth’s resources are meant by God for the well-being of all persons and generations, so too our
own possessions and talents are not ours in an exclusive sense; they are gifts meant for the well-being of
others as well.
● The richness of the human family is expressed in the diversity of races and cultures. Each person and
family should seek to be enriched by this diversity.
● Each family member should be encouraged to develop a full a range of emotional, intellectual, and
physical responses and skills as possible, regardless of sex, age, or disability.
● Families are communities with not only an internal mission to love one another and help each family
member grow, but also an external mission; to help build the human family and to challenge those forces,
(for example, racism, sexism, militarism, materialism, ageism) that undermine our fundamental human
unity.
● Families do all this best by working together with other families (parish life enables this).
● Families of faith do all this best when they integrate these concerns explicitly with their faith and
worship.
O Loving God,
Bless our family with your love.
Guard us from all danger and harm;
deliver us from anger that leads to division;
empower us to forgive as we have been forgiven;
and send us into the world
to witness to your love and grace;
in the name of Jesus Christ we pray.
Amen.
LIGHTHOUSE CD’s
Fr. Robert Barron offers five
sermons on the spiritual
discipline we must cultivate in
the Lenten season, a discipline
centered in Christ.
These meditations cover topics such as finding our
identity in God, prayer as the key to mission, our
thirst for God, how to end our alienation from
God, and how to joyfully embrace the way of
happiness. This title and several others are
available at the religious articles store in the
narthex of the church for just $3.00 each.
OPERATION RICE BOWL
Our PREP and St. Joseph Catholic School
students were given their “rice bowls” this past
week. As we begin Lent, it is important for us
to remember those who suffer from hunger
around the world, in our country and in our community.
Forty years ago, Catholics in the United States wanted to
respond to the famine in Africa. Could we feed the
hungry through Lenten prayers, fasting and almsgiving?
The answer was YES—and it came in the form of a small
cardboard box. Forty years later, it still does. And now,
there’s an app for that too. You can download the app
through the Apple APP Store, Google Play at crsricebowl.org. You can follow Operation Rice Bowl on Twitter,
YouTube and Facebook as well.
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PARISH COOKBOOK
The Women’s Guild is working
on a Parish Cookbook. We would
like you to get us your favorite
recipe and drop off in the
collection basket or at the parish
office. Be sure to include your name with the recipe
for it will be included in the book. We will do all the
work.
Mass Intentions
Consider offering the bread and wine
for a specific Mass in memory of a loved
one or in special petition for a need or in
thanksgiving for some occasion or blessing.
The cost is $20.00. This provides for the bread and the
wine that will be used at Mass. Remember, the Mass
cannot take place without bread and wine! Call the church
office at 727-1565 for more information.
H
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We still have plenty of our new hymnals
that are available to memorialize a special
loved one or in celebration of a special
event. The cost is $20.00 and the proceeds go to paying off
the new Gather hymnals in the pews. It is a beautiful way
to remember someone close to your heart or celebrate a
special moment in your life or the life of your family. There
will be a special bookplate that will be placed in a hymnal
in the church. Envelopes are available in the church. Thank
you for your generous support.
Vocation Ministry
Our new Vocation Ministry needs your
help to be a success. Only requirement is
to pray for our Priests and Religious all
over the world. Focusing particularly on
our own Parish of St. Joseph that we may increase and
encourage new applicants to the Priesthood and Religious
Life. Come to the 9:45am Mass on Sunday and accept the
Vocation Chalice. Take the Chalice home, place it in a
place of honor to remind you and your family or
individuals to pray for vocations. Return the Chalice the
following Sunday no later than 9:30am to the Church for
the next family to receive it. A Prayer Booklet will be
included. You may sign up in the Vocation book provided
on the table at main entrance of the church. For more
information call Nancy at 321-727-2467.
EXTRAORDINARY
MINISTERS
OF HOLY COMMUNION
The Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion assists with the
Eucharist in both forms along
with the presiding priest. This ministry heightens our
own personal encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist
and adds a new dimension to our devotion by both
receiving and acting as a vehicle for others to receive.
We are especially in need at the 4:30pm and 8:00am
Masses. For more information call Sandy at
321-480-3652.
Monthly Parent Support Group
Held at Holy Name of Jesus, first Tuesday night
of each month from 7:30-9:00pm in the Life Center,
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For more information contact Dietrich Brown at
(321) 421 6992
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE
We are in need of volunteers to work in the Religious
Articles Store before and after Mass. Just one hour a week
of your time. For more information call Dot at
321-727-3817 or Tammy at 321-676-9036.
Spread the Love
Peanut
Butter Drive
Saint Joseph
Catholic School National Junior
Honor Society is collecting
peanut butter to help nourish and
support our sister school students in
the Dominican Republic.
Donations accepted through
February 17, 2015.
Thank you for your
support.
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Fasting is observed by
all 18 years of age and
older, who have not yet
celebrated their 59th
birthday. On a fast day
one full meal is allowed.
Two other meals,
sufficient to maintain
strength, may be taken according to each one’s
needs, but together they should not equal another full
meal. Eating between meals is not permitted, but
liquids, including milk and juices, are allowed.
Abstinence is observed by all 14 years of age and
older. On days of abstinence no meat is allowed.
Note that when health or ability to work would be
seriously affected, the law does not oblige. When in
doubt concerning fast and abstinence contact your
parish priest.
Fasting, almsgiving and prayer are there traditional
disciplines of Lent. The faithful and catechumens
should undertake these practices seriously in a spirit
of penance and preparation foe baptism and renewal
of baptism at Easter.
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Did you know…?
Your gifts to
Our Catholic Appeal help Catholic
schools to remain centers of evangelization.
Here in the Diocese of Orlando, our 37 Catholic
schools prepare young people to live in a global world
by sharing Gospel values and living Christ’s message of
salvation.
The Diocesan Office of Catholic Schools, which
receives funding through Our Catholic Appeal, plays a
key role in advancing the mission of our schools.
Curriculum development, technology support, and
teacher certification are just a few of the services that
are offered to our schools as a result of your gifts.
Please visit www.cfocf.org/OCA/give to make a gift
online.
Needed : Bereavement Ministers
Purpose: To assist those experiencing the death of a
loved one through a funeral liturgy.
Requirements: Fully initiated Catholic in good
standing with the Church.
Willing to work collaboratively with other
Bereavement Ministers to console and support
the grieving, and assist in planning the funeral,
and provide a parish presence at the funeral
liturgies.
Complete Diocesan training for Bereavement
Ministers.
Complete FBI fingerprint and background
checks through the Diocese.
Helpful skills: Gentle, sympathetic, compassionate,
good listener, detail oriented, caring, and
flexible.
Call Sally at 727-1565 for
more information.
COMPASSION AND GENEROSITY
Let your heart feel for the afflictions and distress of everyone, and let your hand give in proportion to
your purse.
-George Washington
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CATHOLIC SENIORS ON THE MOVE
Upcoming 2015 trips:
Tuesday, March 17 —Travel Expo and Fashion Show Sunday, February 22—1:00 to 4:00pm, Wickham Park
Senior Center, 2785 Leisure Way, Melbourne.
Busch Gardens, Tampa—tour includes deluxe motor
coach, admission to Busch Gardens, snacks on the
coach, all taxes and tips, driver’s gratuity. Pick up at
Wal Mart on Palm Bay Road at 8:00am and return at
8:30pm. Deadline to register is February 23. $149
Contact Cindy at 321-514-1576.
Thursday, April 16 - Show Palace Theater, Hudson,
FL—The King and I—deluxe motor coach, delightful
buffet meal, matinee performance, all taxes and tips,
drivers gratuity. $110pp
DON’T COOK FRIDAY DINNER …
LET US
$7.50 & up. Many fish and meat dishes to
choose from. SERVED: 5 - 8pm
Mention St. Joseph Catholic School and 10% of your
bill will go to St. Joseph Catholic School
Knights of Columbus Hall
6725 South Babcock Street
Palm Bay, FL 32950
321- 727-1722
Between Callagy Tire & ACE Hardware
SCHOLARSHIP
Holy Land Gifts
Olive Wood Carvings for sale
after Masses
Saida & George Rashmawi, members
from the Roman Catholic Church in
Bethlehem in the Holy Land, are visiting our parish
the weekend of Feb. 21/22. They will have some
beautiful Olive Wood carvings which are all
handmade by the Christian people in Bethlehem.
This is a Church mission to maintain the existence
of the Catholic people in the Holy Land. Catholic
Christians were once the majority in that land but
the percentage has now dropped to less than 1.5%.
Please take time to look at the
carvings, make a purchase and
help this worthy cause. These
carvings make great sacramental
gifts that have an added special
significance.
The Southern Deanery of the
Council of Catholic Women is
offering a $500 scholarship to an active Catholic
high school student 2015 graduate. For an
application and criteria please contact Claudia
Stokes, Principal. All applications are due back
by March 15.
Joyful Again!
San Pedro will be offering “Joyful Again!” a retreat
for all widowed men and women, March 28 & 29,
2015, at San Pedro Retreat Center in Winter Park.
“Joyful Again!” is a nationally recognized retreat. It
provides the widowed with support from others who
understand the loss associated with the death of a
spouse. “Joyful Again!” Is a two-day retreat for
widows and widowers who want to resolve the grief
they feel inside and begin to live again after the
death of their spouse. The retreat emphasizes selfhelp, personal growth skills, and personal spiritual
practices that will enable the participant to take the
healing journey.
“Joyful Again!” is sponsored through The Diocese
of Orlando, Office of Family Life and Pastoral Care.
For more information contact: Sharon Groholski at
386-717-4452, or Lois Scrivener at 321-777-4008.
Space is limited.
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LOVED ONES
Please keep the following in prayer
as they serve our country:
Sgt. John Hall, FC 2 Kenneth True,
Tony Crawford, PFC Ryan Michael
Slater, John Voorhees, SSG Wayne Naylor,
David Joseph Shumate, Casey J. Kraft,
Lance Corporal Daniel Triebell, L.C. pl Michael Ruiz,
GySgt. Neil Mason, USMC, SPC Marcus Weimar,
Lt. Col Evan Kapp, Sgt. Donald Campbell,
Matthew J. Dumpart, Major Brian McMillin,
Antonio Fernandez, L.C. pl Jeremy Shoffstall,
Pfc. L.F. Mobley, Lt. Col. Dennis W. Yates,
PFC John Krause, SPC James Kelly, CWO John Nolan,
Staff Sgt. Jerry Anders, Lt. Col. Joseph Gallagher,
Warrant Officer Christopher Hoo,
Sgt. Josh Hall, Sgt. Chad Trask,
Sr. Airman Paul Riccio, Cpl. Aleta Hancock Herrmann,
International Guard Tyler Korbut, EMC3 Chad Kitchen,
SFC Gunnar White, Lt. Commander Edward Rosso,
SSgt. Mario Rutigliano, Staff Sgt. Eric Brashears,
SSgt. Scott Dennis, USMC, SFC Christopher Vessichelli,
Chief Petty Officer Thomas Quigley,
LCPL Stephen Neuman, 2nd Lt. Jason Kieffer,
PFC Jonathan Becker, 1st Lt. Alicia Jean Perry,
2M2 (SW) Steven Q. Herrera, Capt. Rachel Nolan,
Airman Michael Woodard, Airman Josh Hidock,
Staff Sgt. Jonathan Moavero, Sgt. Brett Rochon,
Senior Airman Briar Rose Prescott,
Staff Sgts. 1st Class Joseph and Jason Moore,
L.Cpl. Nicholas McSweeney, USMC
Cpt. Joey Widmayer, USMC, PFC Justin Rochon,
Chief Warrant Officer Jeffrey E. Paquette,
Senior Airman Zachary Weimar, Lt. Ryan Freitag,
Airman 1st Class Jack R. Hayes,
1st Class Petty Officer Jeremy Russell,
Lt. Matthew R. Hanks, Lt. Michael Brammer,
Corporal James Conroy, USMC,
Capt. Clark Noble, USMC, Capt. Gerrid M. Gall, USMC,
2nd Lt. Grant Talkington, Specialist Kyle W. Mimbs,
Specialist Adam J. Diedrich, Tech. Sgt. Derek E. Oliver,
Warrant Officer Seth Nagy, USMC,
Seaman Apprentice Matthew DiNapoli., and
Lance Chamberlain John Kopacz
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC
COMMUNITY PARISH STAFF
Fr. Bob Hoeffner
Fr. Aland Jean
Msgr. Cleo Schmenk
Fr. Bill Hanley
Rev. Mr. Alfred Somma
Rev. Mr. Mike Mintern
Rev. Mr. Jim Stokes
Rev. Mr. Frank Falotico
Tom Crowell
Colleen Donnelly
Jim Ertel
Gregg Gilmer
Sally Hoeffner
Matthew Horn
Doug Jacques
Diana Jones
Maureen Mason
Robert McBride
Annie O’Neill
Faith Pokorny
Jeanne Richardson
Claudia Stokes
Norma Talbot
Lin Wyatt
Pastor
Haitian Priest
Retired Priest
Retired Priest
Deacon
Deacon
Deacon
Deacon Retired
Technology Coordinator
Religious Education
Assistant
Custodial
Director of Buildings/
Grounds
Director of Pastoral Care
Maintenance
Custodial
Custodial
Accountant
Director of Worship
Stewardship Assistant
HS Youth Group
Coordinator
Office Manager
School Principal
Receptionist
Director of Religious
Education
Please let the parish office know if a name
needs to be added or removed from our
Military Loved Ones List. Thank you.
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