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February 22, 2015
First Sunday of Lent
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St. Gregory the Great
Mission Statement
St. Gregory the Great is a Catholic Church made up of people of many different ages, talents, and cultural backgrounds.
We are an urban faith community with a small town feel of welcome and hospitality. Motivated by our baptismal calling,
we accept our duty to embody the presence of Jesus Christ in the world and to take up the mission he entrusted to us by our
word and example.
We glorify God through support and service of our time, talent, and treasure to our church and to the larger community
in which we live.
LIFE’S GREATEST LESSON - LOVE ALL YOU CAN
On Christmas this past year we distributed to all parishioners a free copy of the book Life’s Greatest Lesson by
Allen Hunt. I hope that you have had the opportunity to read the book. If you have not yet had the time to do so,
I want to encourage you to read the book during the Season of Lent. The book is written in novel form and relates
the very touching story of Grandma Lavish and how she developed her mission statement that was symbolized by
a bracelet that she wore on her wrist that had the letters L.E.G.S. printed on it. The letters stand for her mission
statement: Love All You Can. Earn All You Can. Give All You Can. Save All You Can. Each Sunday for these first
four weeks of Lent, I want to highlight one of these statements and invite you to look for ways in which you can
put it into practice in your own life. On this first Sunday of Lent, I want to focus on Love All You Can. Here at St.
Gregory the Great Church, all of our parish ministries, prayer experiences and liturgies in one way or another are
focused on helping us as the people of St. Gregory the Great Church to love God and to love our neighbor as we
love ourselves. We are a community of love that is expressed through our prayer, our worship and our service.
Our Parish Mission Statement expresses this well when it says: “We glorify God through support and service of
our time, talent and treasure to our Church and to the larger community in which we live.” As you go through
this Season of Lent, give some thought to ways in which you can better express your love for God through your
prayer and worship and your love for others through your stewardship of God’s gifts to you. Is there someone
you know who could use a little more love and care. Can you look for ways to tell people that you love them not
only with your words but also with your actions. Last week we celebrated Valentine’s Day, a day dedicated to
love. Can we find ways to keep the spirit of Valentine’s Day alive all through the Season of Lent.
This weekend we will be distributing at all our Masses a purple wrist band which has the letters L.E.G.S. printed
on it. I ask you to wear it during Lent to remind you to keep looking for ways in which you can Love All You Can,
Earn All You Can, Give All You Can and Save All You Can. And if people ask you what the wrist band is all about,
you can use it as a tool for evangelization by explaining what L.E.G.S. stands for and how you are trying to put
these four statements into practice in your own life. – Fr. Paul
Weekly Calendar
February 22 (Sunday)
2:00pm—Quest Performance—Social Hall
4:00pm—ICA Concert—Church
5:00pm—Charismatic prayer group—Baseheart Rm.
February 24 (Tuesday)
7:00pm—Bingo—Social Hall
February 25 (Wednesday)
6:30pm—Novena—Church
February 26 (Thursday)
7:00pm—Choir rehearsal—Church
February 27 (Friday)
6:45pm—Women’s scripture study—Parish Center
8:00pm—Quest performance—Social Hall
February28 (Saturday)
10:00am—SSR Reconciliation—Church
8:00pm—Quest performance—Social Hall
Readings for the Week
Monday:
Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Ps 19:8-10, 15;
Mt 25:31-46
Tuesday:
Is 55:10-11; Ps 34:4-7, 16-19; Mt 6:7-15
Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19;
Lk 11:29-32
Thursday: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8;
Mt 7:7-12
Friday:
Ez 18:21-28; Ps 130:1-8; Mt 5:20-26
Saturday: Dt 26:16-19; Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 7-8; Mt 5:43-48
Sunday:
Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18; Ps 116:10,
15-19; Rom 8:31b-34; Mk 9:2-10
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FASTING AND ABSTINENCE DURING LENT
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fast and abstinence. The law of fasting allows one full meal and two
smaller ones. There should be no eating between meals. The law of abstinence prohibits the eating of meat. The
Fridays of Lent are days of abstinence in the United States. The obligation of abstinence begins at age 14. The law
of fasting obliges all between the ages of 18-59.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Every Friday during Lent, the Stations of the Cross will be offered after the 8:30a.m. Mass in the Church. The
Stations of the Cross will also be offered on Good Friday, April 3 at 3p.m.
PARISH LENTEN MISSION
I would like to invite all of you to come to our Parish Mission which will take place from Sunday, March 1
through Wednesday, March 4. Each night the mission will begin at 7p.m. in Church. The mission will be given by
Fr. Brian Fischer, our associate pastor and the former Director of Liturgy at Mundelein Seminary. In this the Year
of the Sacraments, the topic of the mission will be Finding Christ in the Place Where He Dwells: Reconsidering
Sacraments and Sacramentals. The topics will be: Sunday – The Sacramental Impulse: The Sacramentality of the
World; Monday – The Promise of the Sacraments: The Sacramentality of Christ; Tuesday – The Seven Sacraments:
The Sacramentality of the Church; Wednesday – The End of All Sacraments: The Sacramentality of Heaven. Each
talk will last approximately 45 minutes to an hour. After the Wednesday night session, there will be an informal
reception in the basement of the Parish Center. Please consider joining Fr. Brian for as many sessions of our Parish
Mission that your schedule will allow you to participate in. – Fr. Paul
CRS RICE BOWL
This weekend cardboard banks to raise funds for CRS Rice Bowl are available on the Usher’s Tables and at the
North Courtyard ramp entrance. Please take one home with you and fill it with your spare change to support
Catholic Relief Services which provides emergency relief services to people in need around the world. The banks
should be returned on Palm Sunday weekend, Mar. 28-29.
STAR OF BETHLEHEM GROUP
On Feb. 28 and Mar. 1, a representative of the Star of Bethlehem Group will be present in the vestibule of Church
after all of our weekend Masses. Currently, there are many Christian families living in Bethlehem who are completely dependent on carving olive wood figures for their living. The profit from sales will help these families and
will also go to support Catholic clinics, schools and senior citizen homes in the Holy Land.
LENTEN WRIST BANDS
This first weekend of Lent, we ask that you pick up as you leave Church a purple wrist band with the letters
L.E.G.S. printed on it. These letters refer to the four themes found in the book Life’s Greatest Lesson by Allen Hunt
that was distributed to all parishioners at Christmas. The themes are: Love all you can. Earn all you can. Give all
you can. Save all you can. During Lent we ask you to wear this wrist band as a reminder for you to put into practice these four important spiritual tasks.
LENTEN ICON WORKSHOP
On March 14-15, Joseph Malham, our artist in residence, will be hosting an Icon Workshop. It will take place
from 9a.m. until 4p.m. on Saturday, March 14 and from 9a.m. until 3p.m. on Sunday, March 15. If you are
interested, please confirm your reservation by Monday, March 2 by calling Joe Malham at the Parish Center
(773-561-3546) or e-mailing him at joe@trinityicons.com. Please leave your name and phone number. He needs
to have all reservations in by that date so that he can order the correct amount of materials. The cost is $50 per
participant. Payment can be made the day of the workshop. The workshop is open to people from age 15 on up.
Space is limited to 10 participants. A minimum of six people are needed for the workshop to take place. Should
the number be lower than 6, the workshop will be rescheduled in Spring during the Easter Season.
ADORATION—FIRST FRIDAY—MARCH 6, 2015 (TIME CHANGE)
On March 6, 2015 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be from 9:00AM to 4:00PM. Please enter through the
side door of the Church off of the courtyard parking lot.
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CHURCH TOUR
"Following the International Chamber Artists concert, 'Bars, Barns and Cafes', on Sunday, February 22, 2015, Joe
Franco will be offering a complimentary church tour highlighting the baptistry, ceiling and general architecture
of St. Gregory the Great. All are welcome. The concert begins at 4:00PM and should last approximately 60-90
minutes. Please plan accordingly."
RCIA
The Rite of Election/Continuing Conversion ceremony for those in the RCIA program will take place this
afternoon (Sunday) at Holy Name Cathedral. Our prayerful support accompanies Alex James Frankland, St.
Gregory’s RCIA candidate, who will be called and received into the final stage of preparation for the Easter
sacraments. We look forward to welcoming him as a full member of the St. Gregory’s community on April 4 at
our Easter Vigil.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
In today’s Gospel, Jesus overcomes the temptations to wealth, power and esteem. As we begin Lent,
may we open our hearts to the grace of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving.
YOUNG ADULT WOMEN’S CENTER PROJECT
Beginning next weekend, our Parish Young Adult’s Group will be collecting items to help support the Women’s
Center which provides assistance to women experiencing crisis pregnancies. In the area near the Baptismal font,
there will be boxes where you can place items needed by expectant mothers as well as items that mothers of
newborns will need to provide for their child. In the bulletin next weekend, there will be an insert listing items
that they will be collecting.
ANNUAL FISH FRY—GOODIE TABLE
The Fish Fry this year is early,—March 6th—so it’s time to start looking for our delicious “goodie”
recipes. Please drop off your donations to the Parish Center or better still bring them with you to
the Fish Fry. There is always lots of great food and friends to have a cup of coffee with!
SPIRITUAL READING/BOOK DISCUSSION – LIFE’S GREATEST LESSON
Beginning in March, all parishioners who received a copy of the book Life’s Greatest Lesson by Allen Hunt are
invited to join Sr. Regina in a discussion of the book after the 8:30a.m. Mass in the basement of the Parish Center.
The discussion will focus on the four main themes found in the book - Monday, Mar. 9 (Love all you can),
Monday, Mar. 16 (Earn all you can), Monday, Mar. 23 (Give all you can), and Monday, Mar. 30 (Save all you can).
FIRST FRIDAY EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
On Friday, March 6, there will be Eucharistic Adoration in Church from 9a.m. until 4p.m. The day will end with
Benediction at 4p.m. Please consider spending time in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament as a way of entering
more deeply into the Lenten discipline of prayer. Please note, there will be no First Friday adoration on Good
Friday. Please enter and leave the Church via the North courtyard ramp entrance.
YEAR OF SACRAMENTS—ONE WORD AT A TIME
Repair
In the Sacrament of Penance, the priest offers what is called a “penance,” usually a
prayer or action. It is nothing severe or difficult to do. But don’t think that it is of little
importance. In fact, it’s very important.
The penance is a small way to begin to repair the damage of sin. We confess our sins, and
we receive absolution, the forgiveness of those sins. Still, the residue or consequences of
sin remain. If we have been unjust or unkind, we need to repair the damage. If we have
succumbed to habits that diminish us, we need to repair the damage. If we have ignored the needs of others, we
need to repair the damage. The penance reminds us that a converted and forgiven heart will claim responsibility
and then move forward. The penance may be a short prayer or a small action, but do not underestimate its value.
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2015 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
I want to thank everyone who pledged to the Annual Catholic Appeal this year. Thus far we have received
$21,712 from in-pew pledges towards our goal of $21,116. This total does not include pledges from people who
responded to the direct mail appeal that was sent out by the Archdiocese of Chicago. If you have not yet done so,
may I encourage you to please consider making a pledge to the Annual Catholic Appeal. There are pledge forms
located on the Usher’s Tables in the back of Church and at the North Courtyard Ramp entrance. You can also
obtain a pledge form at the Parish Center. The Annual Catholic Appeal is a worthy cause that allows us to reach
out to touch many thousands of people in the Archdiocese of Chicago whom we could never reach on our own
or as a parish. It benefits our own Parish because all money received over our pledge goal comes back to us as a
rebate. Thank you again for your generosity and support. - Fr. Paul
FESTIVAL OF FORGIVENESS
On Feb. 27-28, the Archdiocese of Chicago is celebrating a Festival of Forgiveness during which confessions will
be heard at 24 parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Chicago for 24 hours straight, from noon on Friday,
Feb. 27 to noon on Saturday, Feb. 28. Parishes in our Vicariate that will be offering 24 hour confessions are Holy
Name Cathedral, 735 N. State, Chicago, IL; Sheil Catholic Center, Northwestern University, 2110 Sheridan Road,
Evanston, IL; St. Catherine Laboure, 3535 Thornwood Ave., Glenview, IL; St. John Brebeuf, 8307 N. Harlem, Niles,
IL; St. Paul of the Cross, 320 S. Washington St., Park Ridge, IL. A complete listing of all 24 parishes can be found on
the Archdiocese of Chicago website, www.archchicago.org. Click on the icon - Festival of Forgiveness – which
can be found on the home page.
On Friday, Feb. 27, we will have confessions available from 7-9p.m. in our Church. On Tuesday, Mar. 24, at
6:30p.m., there will be a Lenten Reconciliation Service in Church followed by an opportunity for individual
confessions. During this season of Lent, take advantage of these opportunities to experience the forgiveness and
mercy of God.
St. Gregory the Great
13th Annual Fish Fry
Friday, March 6, 2015 4:30—7:30pm
High School Cafeteria—1677 W. Bryn Mawr Ave.
Come out and enjoy an evening of FUN and LEISURE with family and friends!
The Menu features
Fried Fish, Curly Fries,
Cole Slaw, Mac & Cheese, Grilled Cheese
Sandwiches, Beer, Wine, Soda & Water
and Home Baked Desserts
Cash Bar—Raffles
Tickets
Adults —$10
Child—$7
Tickets are available at the
Parish Center and will also be sold
at the back of church on the weekends
of Feb. 21/22 and Feb. 28/March 1
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Bars, Barns & Cafés
WORLD PREMIERE, ICA’s 1st COMMISSION
The International Chamber Artists (ICA) are ecstatic to be commissioning the world premiere of If You Travel Far Enough.
We will present the full program on Sunday, February 22, 2015 at 4 PM at St. Gregory the Great Church, 5535 N. Paulina,
Chicago, IL 60640.
This wonderful work was inspired by the photos and texts of Chicago writer Susan Licciardi. Chicago composer Eric
Malmquist accepted the challenge of scoring this piece that is divided into three sections, each with four songs - bars, barns,
and land.
The program includes:
Eric Malmquist, text by Susan Licciardi –
If You Travel Far Enough - WORLD PREMIERE, ICA’s 1st COMMISSION
Paul Schoenfield – Café Music
Ludwig van Beethoven – String Quartet in
F Minor, Op. 95, "Serioso"
“This collaboration is very special not only because both the music and lyrics was composed specifically for ICA but also
because the result is truly phenomenal,” says Patrick Godon, ICA Founder and Artistic Director. “While Susan Licciardi
sparked the flame by writing these beautiful vignettes, Eric Malmquist has masterfully composed a colorful new work for
various combinations of seven instruments with soprano. Join us for this ICA first!”
ICA concerts are free with a suggested donation of $15.
For more information, visit www.ICAmusic.org. You can also follow us on Twitter @_ICAMusic_ and like us on Facebook.
The Tower Chorale Presents
Faure Masterworks
Sunday, March 1, at 4:00 p.m. St. Cletus Church
600 W. 55th Street, LaGrange, IL 60525
Sunday, March 8, at 3:00 p.m. St. Gregory the Great Church
5535 N. Paulina, Chicago, IL 60640
Our Director of Music Patrick Godon will be leading two performances of the Faure Requiem, one of the greatest
masterworks ever written. The beauty of this music brings rest, love, and peace to all. This program will give you an
opportunity to hear some of Faure’s lesser known but equally beautiful motets including his famous “Cantique de Jean
Racine.” The following St. Gregory the Great parishioners will be singing in this concert: Roger Dore, Ellen Peirce, Carlos
Miguel-Pueyo, and Jennifer Sherrill. The Tower Chorale will be joined by a chamber orchestra of International Chamber
Artists, of which Keri Godon will be principal horn and cantor Carolina Gomez will be cellist. Please join us!
Tickets are $20 Adult, $17 Senior/Students, Children 10 and under free. Tickets are available from singers, at the door, or call
708-509-0997 or see: www.towerchorale.org.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Make your plans to join us for some great
activities!
Feb. 25, 2015—Horseshoe Casino—$5.00-Bus-9:45am
Mar. 11, 2015—12:00pm—Trip to Brookdale Lake Shore
Senior Living
April 8, 2015—12:00pm—Regular meeting—Soup and
Sandwiches
May 13, 2015—12:00pm—Regular meeting—Hot Dogs
BINGO—Bingo at St. Gregory is “Smoke Free”
TUESDAY NIGHT BINGO
AT ST. GREGORY
Games begin at 7:00 PM in the
Gym Basement—Social Hall (1609 West Gregory St.)
$2,250 in prizes (includes 2— $500 games)
THE JACKPOT IS NOW $5,000
In case of bad weather, please call the Parish Center at
773-561-3546, after 2:00p.m. for possible cancellation.
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Mass Intentions For The Week
SUNDAY, February 22
8:30—+Genewefa Latuszek
10:30—+Ted Kirchberg
+Mary Hanson
MONDAY, February 23
8:30—+John M. Clark
TUESDAY, February 24
8:30—+Dorothy Mastropieri
WEDNESDAY, February 25
8:30— Memorial Fund
THURSDAY, February 26
8:30am—Parishioners
FRIDAY, February 27
8:30—+Adelaida Uychoco
SATURDAY, February 28
8:30—Parishioners
4:30—+Betty Ann Sullivan
+Tony Ardizzone
SUNDAY, March 1
8:30—Parishioners
10:30—+Joe Haiz
Memorial fund
Remember the Memorial Fund
for the Living and Deceased
PRAYER LIST
Please pray for the sick and all those
who have asked for our prayers.
Bob Connelly
Eloise Coughlin
Ted Moore
Antoinette Bedoe
Art Birt
Colleen Dwyer
Felicitas Bologa
Rita Sullivan
Tom O’Malley
Peter Saldanha
Virginia Rodriquez
Marylyn Ahlfeld
Arlene Blake
Anne-Helene Cagney
Juanita B. Lopez
Carolyn Liesen
Pilar Hageman
James Butler
OUR ARMED FORCES
If you know someone who is currently in the Armed
Forces that you would like us to pray for, please call
the Parish Center at 773-561-3546.
MINISTRY OF THE WEEK – RITE OF CHRISTIAN
INITIATION OF ADULT (RCIA)
This ministry prepares adults for Baptism and/or
entrance into full communion with the Roman Catholic
Church at the Easter Vigil. It is also open to baptized
Catholics who wish to deepen their knowledge of the
teachings and traditions of our Catholic faith. Volunteers
act as catechists and sponsors and assist with hospitality.
Meetings are held in the Parish Center on Sunday
evenings from 7-8:30p.m from September through the
Feast of Pentecost. The contact person for the Rite of
Christian Initiation of Adults is Sr. Regina De Vitto, 773561-3546.
Liturgical Ministries (February 28/March 1)
Saturday—4:30pm
Sunday—8:30am
Sunday—10:30am
Presider
Fr. Brian Fischer
Fr. Paul Wachdorf
Fr. John Moulder
Lectors/Commentators
Jon Hageman
Millie Slane
Sr. Regina De Vitto
Leila Janssens
Winston Buenvenida
Judy Nocek
Eucharistic Ministers
Gerald Malone
Kathy Moore
Sr. Barbara Quinn
Letty Baltazar
Carmen Delgado
Joanne Prorok
Volunteer
Mickey Chigas
Eunice Daniels
Butch Odulio
Ines Odulio
Altar Servers
Sean Carney
Spencer O’Brien
MC-Mary Lynn Dekold
Lance Ocupe
Nino Ocupe
MC-Eunice Daniels
Melanie Aguilar
Ralph DeGuzman
Luke Coyle
MC-Carmen Delgado
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Sunday and Holy Day
Collection Totals
For Fiscal Year July 1—June 30
January
Envelopes
Cash/Loose
Electronic Giving Total
January 4
$2,023
$1,245
$3,268
January 11
$1,814
$1,730
$3,544
January 18
$2,679
$ 955
January 25
$2,632
$1,697
$4,329
Holy Days
$ 695
$ 248
$ 943
Total
$9,843
$5,875
$8,455
$12,089
$8,455
$24,173
Over/(Under) Monthly Budget—Year-to-Date
($16,336)
Year-to-Date Collected as of January 31, 2015
$178,627
Planned Annual Budget for Sunday & Holy Day Collections
$325,000
YTD Collected as a percentage of Planned Annual Budget
55%
ST. GREGORY THE GREAT PARISH AND SCHOOL INFORMATION AND SERVICES
Parish Center
Masses
5545 N. Paulina St., Chicago, IL 60640
773-561-3546
773-728-3827 (fax)—www.stgregory.net
Sunday: Saturday Evening—4:30pm, Sunday—8:30am, and
10:30am.
Weekdays: Monday—Saturday—8:30am
Holy Days of Obligation: Please check the Sunday bulletin for
Holy Day Schedules.
Hours:
M-Th 9:00am—7:00 pm
Fri- 9:00am—4:30pm
Sat.- 9:00am—4:30pm, Sun.—9:00am—12:00pm
Pastoral Staff
Rev. Paul Wachdorf, Pastor
Rev. Brian Fischer, Associate Pastor
Rev. John Moulder, Resident
Sr. Barbara Quinn, Pastoral Associate
Sr. Regina De Vitto, Pastoral Associate
Mr. John Miaso, Business Manager
Mr. Patrick Godon, Director of Music & Liturgy
Ms. Bernadette Daniels, Administrative Asst.
Mr. Dan Creed, Sacristan
Mr. Joseph Malham, Artist-in-Residence
Quest Theatre Ensemble, Artists-in-Residence
www.questensemble.org (Reservations:312-458-0895)
International Chamber Artists, Artists-in-Residence
www.ICAmusic.org
Schools
Northside Catholic Academy
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Admissions Office: 773-743-6277
St. Gregory Credit Union
1609 W. Gregory St., Chicago, IL 60640
773-561-5493
Sunday 9:30am—12:00pm
Wednesday 7:00pm—9:00pm
Sacraments
Baptisms: First Sunday of the Month—1:00pm (except
during Lent)
Weddings: Arrange with a pastoral staff member at least six
months in advance. Participation in marriage preparation is
essential.
Reconciliation
Saturday– 3:30pm—4:15pm
Services
Prayer Requests: If you or a family member or relative is ill
and would like to be included on the list of prayer requests,
please call the Parish Center.
Mass Intentions: You may request a Mass intention for
someone who is living or deceased or special occasions such
as birthdays, special anniversary, get well wishes. Please call
or stop by the Parish Center.
Devotions
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: 1st Friday of each
month, 9:00am-9:00pm, except when funerals are scheduled.
Novena To Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Wednesdays 6:30pm
Taizé Prayer Service
The Taizé prayer service will focus on seasonal icons.
Taizé Prayer Service will be held in Church on Sundays at
4:00pm. Please check the bulletin or our website at
www.stgregory.net (under the “About Us” tab) for the next
scheduled prayer service.
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9:00am-Book study
7:00pm-Lenten
Mission
9
9:00am-Book study
7:00pm-Parish
Pastoral Council mtg
16
9:00am-Book study
7:00pm-Finance
Council mtg
23
9:00am-Book study
30
1
11:30am-CCW mtg
5:00pm-Charismatic
prayer group
7:00pm-Lenten Mission
8
1:30pm-Chamber
Music rehearsal
2:00pm-Quest
Performance
5:00pm-Charismatic
prayer group
15
11:30am-CCW St.
Patrick’s Day lunch
2:00pm-Quest
Performance
5:00pm-Charismatic
Prayer group
22
2:00pm-Quest
Performance
4:00pm-Taizé
Prayer service
5:00pm-Charismatic
Prayer group
29
2:00pm-Quest
Performance
5:00pm-Charismatic
Prayer group
6:30pm-Chamber
Music rehearsal
31
7:00pm-Bingo
7:00pm-Choir
rehearsal
24
6:30pm-Parish
Confessions
7:00pm-Bingo
17
7:00pm-Bingo
10
7:00pm-Bingo
7:00pm-Choir
rehearsal
3
7:00pm-Lenten
Mission
7:00pm-Bingo
25
6:30pm-Novena
18
6:30pm-Novena
11
12:00pm-Friendship
Club
6:30pm-Novena
4
7:00pm-Lenten
Mission
SCRIP
VOLUNTEERS
26
7:00pm-Choir
rehearsal
19
12
7:00pm-Choir
rehearsal
5
7:00pm-Choir
rehearsal
10:30am
Volunteer
E. Miller
28
9:00am-Spirit in the Life Seminar
10:00am-SSR classes
6:30pm-Chamber
Music rehearsal
8:00pm-Quest
performance
21
10:00am-SSR classes
8:00pm-Quest
performance
14
10:00am-SSR classes
10:00am-Confirmation MiniRetreat
C. Rondinelli G. Malone
J. Prorok
M. Chigas
C. Rondinelli M. Malone
8:30am
C. Rondinelli
E. Daniels
27
6:30pm-Chamber
Music rehearsal
6:45pm-Women’s
Scripture study
8:00pm-Quest
performance
20
6:45pm-Women’s
Scripture study
8:00pm-Quest
performance
13
6:45pm-Women’s
Scripture study
8:00pm-Quest
performance
7
10:00am-SSR classes
10:00am-Choir
Rehearsal
8:00pm-Quest
performance
March 2015
Sat
Fri
6
4:30pm-Fish Fry
6:45pm-Women’s
Scripture study
8:00pm-Quest
performance
4:30pm
Wk. 1 T. Barker
Wk. 2 M. Schlee &
S. Wallace
Wk.3 P. Hess & L. Lea
Wk. 4 L. Lea
Wk. 5 J.Hageman
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