Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church · 2/11/2018 · 5:00 p.m. MASS: Vincent Murphy by Evelyn Bennett and Gail Carruth Sunday, February 18 9:00 a.m. MASS: Chris Wilkinson

St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church

ALL ARE WELCOMED TO OUR PARISH!

We are so pleased that you chose to celebrate with us this weekend. We warmly invite you to active participation in our liturgical celebration. Please feel free to approach one of our Ministers of Hospitality if you are in need of any assistance. No matter what your present status in the Catholic Church, your current family or marital situation, your past or present religious affiliation; no matter what your personal history, age, background, sexual orientation, gender, race, or color; no matter what your self-image or self-esteem: YOU are invited, welcomed, accepted, loved, and respected at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Ithaca, New York.

The mission of St. Catherine of Siena Parish is to inspire, engage, and nurture our community through

worship, witness, and service.

La misión de la parroquia de Sta. Catalina es

inspirar, cuidar y motivar la participación de nuestra comunidad a través del culto, testimonio y servicio.

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

St. Catherine of Siena Church is a Tompkins County Living Wage Employer

HELP FOR PUERTO RICO

It has been more than four months since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, and the island is still recovering. Nearly one-third of their power utility customers are still without electricity, the island is financially unstable, and supplies that are being sent are not arriving at their destinations. In fact, just this week it was discovered that Puerto Rico received only 50,000 out of 30 million meals the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) contracted an outside agency to deliver. It is clear that Puerto Rico still needs a huge amount of help.

It can be hard for any one person to do anything of significance, but together we can make a difference. This past December our youth ministry group received a visit from Jorge Mojica Santiago, a graduate student at Cornell from Puerto Rico who shared some of his firsthand experiences. We later found out that Cornell was accepting 62 students for the semester from the University of Puerto Rico. This gives us an opportunity to support individual families and communities!

Youth Ministry has initiated a plan to welcome and support these students with the enthusiastic cooperation of the Spanish community here at St. Catherine’s. The first step was to invite them to the Spanish Mass on February 25 and a welcome dinner to follow. Our young people are now inviting all of us to join them in this effort. They are seeking volunteers who will bring food for this dinner—main dishes, side dishes, and desserts—but also to attend as a sign of support and welcome. A signup link will be provided in the bulletin next week.

In addition to welcoming the students into our wonderful community, this is also an opportunity for each of us to help people in Puerto Rico. Throughout this semester, we will be collecting donations from parishioners for the students to bring home with them and distribute in their communities to ensure they get to the people who need them. For this dinner, they are asking for donations of batteries or a monetary donation to cover the expenses of sending the supplies back with the students. In the months to come they will continue to ask for specific donations that the students tell us are most needed in their communities.

Save February 25 on your calendar so you can come and welcome our Puerto Rican brothers and sisters!

Sources: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/06/us/fema-contract-puerto-rico.html ; https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/31/us/puerto-rico-fema-aid.html

February 11, 2018—6th Sunday in Ordinary Time

MINISTRY TEAM Pastor Rev. Joseph Marcoux, [email protected]

Pastoral Associate Ann Marie Eckert, [email protected]

Director of Liturgical Music Sherry Scanza, [email protected]

Coordinator of Faith Formation Ashley Blank, [email protected]

Coordinator of Volunteer Ministry Patricia Sipple, [email protected]

Communications Coordinator Jane Bonassar, [email protected]

Director of Finance & Administration TBA

Organist Dr. Mary Holzhauer

Administrative Assistant June Haynor, [email protected]

Maintenance Technician Craig Murray, [email protected]

Housekeeper Diane Tordel

TRUSTEES Bob Pochily, Kristin Campagnolo

COUNCIL CHAIRS Pastoral Council: Joseph Babcock Finance Council: Joe Kiely

NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome to our parish community! Registration packets are available at all Church entrances and at the office.

STEWARDSHIP Our Sister Parish We enjoy an ongoing exchange of people and prayer with St. Anthony’s in the Dominican Republic. Donations to the “loose change bowls” located at each Church entrance provide meals and education for over 200 children at the parish daycare center.

Almsgiving 10% or more of all donations we receive go to the poor and needy.

Clothing for the Needy Clean used clothing in good condition accepted 24/7 at the shed adjacent to the parking lot.

MASS SCHEDULE Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday: 5 p.m. Sunday: 9 & 11:30 a.m. Mass in Spanish: normally 4th Sunday of the month, 5:30 p.m.

Daily Mass Schedule Monday: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 9 a.m. Brookdale Senior Living: normally 4th Tuesday, 10:15 a.m. Kendal at Ithaca: normally 2nd Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. Please check with the Parish Office for Mass schedule changes.

Accommodations: Gluten-reduced hosts are available; notify a staff member. Personal listening receivers are available from the Sacristy.

SACRAMENTS Reconciliation Saturday at 4 p.m. or by appointment

Infant Baptisms We’re so happy about the new addition to your family. Parents participate in a preparation program prior to baptism. Please contact the office three months prior to the baptism.

Marriage Congratulations on your engagement! As with the other sacraments, prior preparation is necessary. Please contact the office at least six months before the wedding.

Anointing of the Sick/Visitation Please contact the office for arrangements for individual anointing or for a visitation to someone who is sick or homebound. For emergencies after hours, please call Fr. Joe at 585-747-3649. Families should alert the Parish Office when family members are in the hospital. Hospitals are no longer able to provide parishes with this information. If you would like to have someone prayed for at Mass and/or added to the Prayer Corner in the bulletin, we invite you to call the Parish Office at 257-2493.

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (R.C.I.A.) For information on becoming Catholic, or questions about the Catholic faith, contact Ann Marie Eckert.

Holy Orders For information about vocations, contact Carol Dady with the Diocesan Office of Vocation Awareness at 585-461-2890 or [email protected].

PRAYER OPPORTUNITIES Eucharistic Adoration Wednesdays at 7 p.m. & Fridays at 9:30 a.m. in the Church

Rosary Fridays at 5 p.m. in the Church

Prayer Groups Centering Prayer and Ignatian Prayer Groups meet throughout the month. Small Christian Communities also meet weekly. For more information, call Ann Marie Eckert.

St. Catherine of Siena Parish 309 Siena Drive, Ithaca, New York 14850

607-257-2493

www.stcathofsiena.org / www.facebook/stcatherinesithaca

Office Hours: Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–4 p.m. (closed for lunch from 1–2 p.m.)

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A vibrant Catholic Community where all are welcomed, challenged, and supported in their life’s journey.

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church February 11, 2018

SCRIPTURE READINGS

Today Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11; 1 Cor 10:31-11:1; Mk 1:40-45

Next Sunday Gn 9:8-15; Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9; 1 Pt 3:18-22; Mk 1:12-15

“Brothers and sisters, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do everything for the glory of God.” (1 Cor 10:31)

Thursday, February 15 (continued) 6:00 p.m. First Eucharist Class 7:30 p.m. Adult Choir Friday, February 16 9:00 a.m. MASS: In Celebration of Our 60th Wedding Anniversary by Jan & Len Topoleski 9:30 a.m. Strength Training 9:30 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration 10:30 a.m. Benediction 5:00 p.m. Praying the Rosary Saturday, February 17 9:00 a.m. AA 4:00 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation 5:00 p.m. MASS: Vincent Murphy by Evelyn Bennett and Gail Carruth Sunday, February 18 9:00 a.m. MASS: Chris Wilkinson by Pat & Tom O’Rourke and Our Parishioners 11:30 a.m. MASS: Sr. Kathleen Murphy by Mary Lou Bailey- Smith and Peg Moy by Ed Moy and Family

WHAT’S HAPPENING—FEBRUARY 12–18

Monday, February 12 5:30 p.m. MASS: Michael S. Puntillo by Sean Reid 7:00 p.m. Centering Prayer 7:00 p.m. Cayuga Vocal Ensemble Rehearsal 7:00 p.m. Pastoral Council Tuesday, February 13 9:30 a.m. Pietra Fitness 10:30 a.m. KENDAL MASS 6:00 p.m. Discovering Christ Wednesday, February 14—Ash Wednesday 10:00 a.m. Distribution of Ashes at Kendal 12:10 p.m. MASS: Our Parishioners 2:00 p.m. Distribution of Ashes at Brookdale 5:45 p.m. MASS: Our Parishioners 6:45 p.m. Ash Wednesday Soup Supper 7:30 p.m. R.C.I.A. Thursday, February 15 9:30 a.m. Meeting Christ in Prayer 9:30 a.m. Pietra Fitness 4:00 p.m. Youth Choir

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE Offertory Income—February 4, 2018

Regular Mass Collections: $3,875 EFT/SecureGive Collections1: $5,290 Mail-In/Drop-Off Collections1: $395 Total Regular Weekly Collections: $9,560 Average Weekly Budget2: $12,350 Weekly Operating Surplus (Shortfall)3: ($2,790) Gifts and Donations Received4: $0 YTD Operating Surplus (Shortfall)5,7,8: reconciliation pending YTD Capital Budget Surplus (Shortfall)6,7,8: reconciliation pending

Dominican Republic Bowls: $177 1 Variability in these values due to inclusion of collections that are bi-

weekly, monthly 2 83% of Planned Operational Expenses are funded by Regular Weekly

Collections 3 Weekly surplus (shortfall) in funds for average weekly budgeted expenses 4 Excluded from this number are capital contributions, extraordinary gifts,

bequests 5 Year-to-date operating surplus (shortfall) in funding for budgeted/

unbudgeted expenses and adjustments for unplanned shortfalls in other revenue sources

6 Year-to-date surplus (shortfall) in funding for repairs/improvement to capital/infrastructure

7 YTD values are always from the most recently reconciled month. 8 Fiscal Year 7/1/16—6/30/17

PRAYER CORNER

Please hold in prayer those who are sick: Cherie Harrington, Betty Bromberick, Chris and Mike Kimball, Christina DeRoos Bain, Rocco Lucente, Priscilla Tennant, Cully Fox, Bill Slon, Maureen Brown, Janet Ruggiero, Crispin Jenes, Jim Eckert, Patricia Boquist, Art Shanahan, Karen Douglas, Alfred DiGiacomo, Helen Ford, Tom Robinson, Victor Mancini, Mike Billing, Dageiry Custodio, Colin Hayward-Toland, and David Hyatt.

Please hold in prayer those who have died in the peace of Christ: Janice Kehl

Parish-Wide Opportunities

ASH WEDNESDAY Ash Wednesday is this Wednesday, February 14. We will celebrate Mass and distribute ashes at 12:10 and 5:45 p.m. The Church will also be open from 8 a.m.–7 p.m. for prayer. If you wish to receive ashes outside of the Masses, please stop at the Parish Office and a staff member will join you in Church for the distribution of ashes.

DISCOVERING CHRIST This past week, the focus of our evening was on the question, “Why Does Jesus Matter?” The teaching ends with the following: We must answer the most important question Jesus ever asked his followers—“Who do you say I am?” It is something good for us all to ponder! For those participating, a reminder that we will begin at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, and our menu for this week is a celebration of Fat Tuesday—pancakes, sausage, and other Fat Tuesday goodies!

ASH WEDNESDAY SUPPER As is our tradition, we will be hosting a Simple Soup Supper after the 5:45 p.m. Mass on Ash Wednesday,

February 14. We are looking for a small group of people who can make a big pot of vegetable soup (recipe provided) and another group of people to bring some bread or fruit to share. If you can help, p l e a s e c o n t a c t A n n M a r i e a t [email protected] or 257-2493.



BEYOND THE PLATE This weekend St. Catherine’s will host a dinner for 160 guests who will enjoy a five-course meal prepared by generous and wonderful local chefs—James Larounis from the Heights Restaurant, Sam Epps from Gola Osteria, David Skolfield from the Ithaca Country Club, Leslie Muhlhahn from Just Desserts, and our own Fr. Joe. Their generosity is matched by those individuals and businesses who sponsored this dinner, providing large donations to cover expenses so that we can raise over $20,000 to support the Ithaca MobilePack for Feed My Starving Children. This one night raises about one-third of all the money needed to host the MobilePack. We would like to thank our course and wine sponsors ($1,500): Jim and Kim Kirkwood; Rheonix (Greg Galvin); Travis Hyde Properties (Frost Travis and Chris Hyde); JCG Weath Advisory Group at Merrill Lynch (Julie Gorman); Cornell Pochily Investment Advisors, Inc. (Bob Pochily and Ezra Cornell); Lucente Homes (Rocco and Traudel Lucente); Northwestern Mutual (Jay and Vicky Williamson); Caren Baldini; Triad Foundation; Jennifer and Sean Whittaker; and Galvin Travel (Betsy Galvin). We also thank our Gold Sponsors ($1,000): Warren Real Estate (Bryan Warren); Bridges Cornell Heights (Elizabeth Ambrose); and Mary Berens and Paul Feeny. Additional thanks to our general sponsors: Allan VandeMark; Dawn and Mike Redlin; Duthie Orthondontics; P&C Fresh (Greg Young); and Triphammer Wine and Spirits (Julie Crowley). The impact that these individuals, foundations, and companies have on our community, and more important, on the poor of this world, is huge. We thank each of them for their generosity!

200 CLUB The fourteenth annual 200 Club to raise money for our brothers and sisters in Monte Plata, Dominican Republic, has launched! You can purchase a $100 ticket after all Masses this weekend, or in the Parish Office during the week. By purchasing a ticket, you will be eligible for weekly prizes, and you and 199 other people will help raise over $12,000!

LENTEN STATIONS OF THE CROSS We will not be holding formal Stations of the Cross during this Lenten season. Instead, we have booklets of the Stations with questions to reflect on and journal about. We will hand out the booklets on Ash Wednesday, and more will be available in the Church. The Church will be open until 9 p.m. on Fridays during Lent. We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity for a personal experience of the Stations.

STEWARDSHIP CORNER—CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL So far, 205 parishioners have pledged a total of $41,625 toward our goal of $51,182 for the Catholic Ministries Appeal. That’s 81.3 percent of our goal! Please prayerfully consider giving to the CMA.


40 DAYS FOR LIFE From Ash Wednesday through Palm Sunday, 40 Days for Life, a peaceful and prayerful campaign, takes place here in Ithaca. Forty Days for Life is a community-based campaign that draws attention to the harm of abortion through the use of a three-point program: prayer and fasting, vigil watch, and community outreach. Please join us in peaceful vigil across from Planned Parenthood, 620 W. Seneca St., along the public right-of way, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. every day during Lent. Consider a one- or two-hour vigil weekly with your family, friends, or prayer group. For more information, and if you would like to volunteer to help, please contact Trish Burgess at [email protected] or 757-876-3239.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED We are looking for volunteers to bring home tablecloths from funeral receptions, wash and fold them, and bring them back; or to sponsor drycleaning the tablecloths after funeral receptions. If you can help, please contact June in the Parish Office at [email protected] or 257-2493.

ROCHESTER CATHOLIC WOMEN’S CONFERENCE The fifth annual Rochester Catholic Women’s Conference will be held on March 10 at the Aquinas Institute in Rochester. This year’s theme is “The Power of the Eucharist, Glorifying God and Sanctifying the World.” Please visit Rochestercwc.org or contact Carol Chipalowsky at 257-7828 for more information.

KITCHEN HELP NEEDED The Hospitality Team for Discovering Christ can use some extra hands on Tuesday nights to help with

dinner setup and cleanup. The first shift (4:30–6:30 p.m.) helps w i t h l a s t - m i n u t e preparations, pouring drinks, and setting up and maintaining the

buffet line. The second shift (6:30–8:30 p.m.) helps with washing and drying the dishes and putting everything away. All volunteers are welcome and invited to eat dinner during your shift. Volunteers are needed each Tuesday until March 13. If you can help, contact Ann Marie at [email protected] or 257-2493.

SUPPORTING DREAMERS At our Life and Faith Session last weekend we received very good information about what we should be asking of our elected representatives when it comes to immigration reform and a pathway for those who are referred to as “Dreamers” (individuals who were brought to this country as children and have been raised here). These guidelines for writing to your elected representatives come from the Justice for Immigrants Department of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). You can go to www.justiceforimmigrants.org for more information. “As Catholics, we believe that Congress must pass bipartisan legislation that would provide urgently needed relief for Dreamers. As negotiations toward such a solution continue, we request that you work towards a narrow solution that has the following elements: • Provides a path to citizenship: Dreamers know

America as their only home and should not be denied the opportunity to obtain U.S. citizenship and participate fully in civil life;

• Recognizes the sanctity of families: Family immigration is the foundation of our country and of our Church, and we ask you to reject legislation that threatens family-based immigration;

• Maintain protections for unaccompanied children and asylum seekers: A solution for Dreamers cannot be at the expense of other immigrant children and those fleeing persecution. As you work to find a solution, we urge you to not sacrifice families and family unity.”



FROM THE SISTERS IN THE D.R. Ann Marie wrote to the Sisters about the Discovering Christ program. They assured us of their prayers for us through the coming weeks and also said this: It makes us so happy to know that there are many people who love Jesus and want to know him better each day in order to love him and follow him in fidelity, looking for the things that he likes. It is good that you live deeply that experience of the knowledge of Jesus and then be able to take it to other people who need to deepen their knowledge. Sometimes, because of the many commitments and jobs we have every day, we take less care of the spiritual life. In order to be Christ's presence, that is, for others to see Christ in us (through what we are and do), it is necessary to have those times of prayer, reflection and spiritual life.




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FROM THE BOOK OF ANN MARIE

Dear Parish Family,

I love the Olympics! If I could take off from work for the next two weeks and simply watch the Olympics, I would. Lots of people like the Summer Games more than the Winter Games, but I love both. The Winter Olympics has fewer events, so I get a chance to see most of what happens. Obviously, I watch a lot of skating and skiing, but a good curling match is awesome, and who doesn’t love the biathlon (cross country skiing combined with rifle

shooting)? The Olympics have captured my attention because of the display of incredible talent that is matched by determination and dedication sustained over many years. Shaun White is back this year for his fourth Olympics—twelve years at the top of his sport! I find it all thrilling.

I am also thrilled when I see “regular” people doing amazing work. Last Sunday, there was a group of 6–8 people in the kitchen for a few hours preparing for the Discovering Christ meal on Tuesday. This same group returned on Tuesday, with some additional worker-bees, to arrange the tables and chairs, set the tables, make the sauce and salad, serve the meal, and after dinner, to wash all the dishes (for 140 people) and put the kitchen back together. This same pattern will continue for the next five weeks—a thrilling display of gifts and work all focused on providing a great experience for others who are participating in Discovering Christ.

This weekend, a different group of parishioners will arrive at the Parish Center to do a similar thing for the Beyond the Plate fundraising dinner. Tables and chairs will be arranged, tables set, decorations arranged. The experts will be doing the cooking, but lots of dishes will be served and washed by our volunteers. Again, a small committee will have put their best energies together to create a dinner for 160 guests, while raising over $20,000 for the Ithaca MobilePack.

The thrilling part of being in my job is not just to see all the good work that happens at St. Catherine’s, but to discover the gifts that people have to make it possible. Diane is the creative genius behind our table decorations on Tuesday night, and she also uses others’ gifts and talents to create a sense of community. Mary is a hard worker, and she also makes sure that nothing slips through the cracks. Gigi stepped in to be our MC this week at Discovering Christ and did a job equal to the great job that Pam did the first week—providing information while being welcoming and engaging. John figured out not only how to make sauce for 140, but also how to get a group of volunteers organized to get dinner on the table for everyone. Ted will ensure that the professional and volunteer servers for Beyond the Plate know how to work together seamlessly—all while maintaining good cheer and a sense of order. Kate used her sense of hospitality and her connections in the community to bring some new sponsors to Beyond the Plate, all the while affirming the rest of the team. Ted (a different one) uses his attentiveness to coordinate our small group facilitators for Discovering Christ, helping them to feel supported and confident.

Gifts poured out! I watch the Olympics and am amazed at what people are able to do physically and emotionally within their sports. I come to work and am amazed again at what people are able to do with their own God-given talents. No medals will be handed out at St. Catherine’s, because no one thinks of their work as a competition with others. That is perhaps the thing I have been enjoying the most—watching people appreciate the gifts of others and then using their own gifts as a complement to what they see in others. I would suspect that each person named here and the other 50 I could have named just around these two big events would each point to someone else as the reason for the success of these programs. The truth is that success comes from each person doing their best and bringing their gifts—physically, emotionally, spiritually, and relationally—to bear upon the ministries they are invested in. We are greatly blessed!

Peace,

P.S. – Our Hospitality Team for Discovering Christ could use some help each Tuesday with setup and cleanup. Let me know if you can offer a few hours.





Adult Faith Opportunities

LIFE AND FAITH SESSIONS Life and Faith Sessions will not be held for the next three weekends because of the Beyond the Plate Dinner and the school break.

CRS RICE BOWLS You are encouraged to pick up a CRS Rice Bowl after Mass this weekend or on Ash Wednesday. This simple resource helps us to focus on those throughout the world who are most in need and to commit ourselves to acts of solidarity with them. You are also encouraged to go to www.crsricebowl.org for additional resources.

Faith Formation News

NO SESSIONS FEBRUARY 11, 18, AND 25 Our faith formation programs for children and youth (CFF, MSYM, HSYM) will not meet for the remainder of February due to the Beyond the Plate Dinner and school break the following two weekends. We hope this will allow families to spend some quality time together! Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) will gather this Sunday, February 11, during the 9 a.m. Mass, but will not gather on February 18 and 25. All sessions resume on Sunday, March 4.

AS WE ENTER INTO LENT...

We take time to prepare for things that are important to us. During Lent, we prepare for the greatest celebration of the Church year—Easter. We follow the path of Jesus, who journeyed through death to resurrection. We die to ourselves so that we, like Jesus, might rise again.

Lent is a good time to ask ourselves:

• What do I need to be happy?

• How do I spend my time, energy, money? What does this tell me about my priorities?

• Do I have unhealthy habits that pull me away from God?

More than any other Church season, Lent focuses our attention on our human reality—our weaknesses and failings as well as our potential for doing good. We focus our attention through three acts: prayer, fasting, and sacrifice/almsgiving.

Prayer: Lent is a time to step away from the world and reflect on how we are living our faith. Prayer also gives us an opportunity to hear God’s voice so we may respond to his call. Turning our hearts toward God prepares us for the Easter celebration.

Fasting for religious purposes is a practice of self-discipline as old as the people of God. It’s an aid to concentration in prayer and a help in refocusing our attention on God. Like other spiritual disciplines, fasting needs to be done in the right spirit and with an open heart.

Sacrifice/Almsgiving: Our prayer and fasting should lead to sacrifice and almsgiving (money or goods given to the poor) and other acts of mercy. When we give something up, our goal is to focus our attention on God and bring him and his concerns back to the center of our lives. Sometimes we discover we need to give something up; other times we may need to do something additional. Through our sacrifices and almsgiving, we unite in solidarity with those who regularly do without.

(Edited from Journey of Faith for Adults: Enlightenment, E2 from Liguori Publications.)

DATES TO REMEMBER

Feb. 11 Beyond the Plate Feb. 14 Ash Wednesday Soup Supper

LITURGICAL MINISTERS: FEBRUARY 17/18

5:00 P.M.

Music Sally Ramirez

Lector Bob Gravani Shannon Bronson

Minister of Communion

Gregory Menzenski - Host Steve Moolin - Host *** - Host Mary Lou Bailey-Smith - Cup Clara Barrett - Cup Mary Kay LaLonde - Cup Janet Strebel - Cup Bob Talda - Cup

Altar Server Elizabeth Clune - Cross Johan McGarry - Book (sub req’d)

Minister of Hospitality

Eileen Gravani - 1 Derek Chase - 2 Thomas Every - 3 *** - 4

9:00 A.M.

Music Jane Doyle

Brookdale Madeline LaRocca

Lector Amanda Shaw Bill Perkins


Silvia Abbiati - Host Mary Crosley - Host Colleen Perkins - Host Scott D Doyle - Cup Mary Griffiths - Cup Stephen Jesch - Cup Marion Krohn - Cup Tori Wishart - Cup

Altar Server Everett Shaw - Cross Daniel Murphy - Book


Matt Reiter - 1 Marty Whetzel - 2 Kevin Mahaney - 3 Michael Luzzi - 4 (sub req’d) Nathaniel & Beverly Way - 5 John Sipple - 6

11:30 A.M.

Music Janet Strebel

Lector Ellen Morris-Knower Brigid Morris-Knower


Dan Briotta - Host Nickie Carrier-Titti - Host Dan Finlay - Host Robert Brown - Cup Mary Ellen Cummings - Cup Marie de Roos - Cup Carla Marceau - Cup Kevin Walsh - Cup

Altar Server Lauren Way - Cross (sub req’d) Tristan Babcock - Book


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Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church · 2/11/2018 · 5:00 p.m. MASS: Vincent Murphy by Evelyn Bennett and Gail Carruth Sunday, February 18 9:00 a.m. MASS: Chris Wilkinson