Church and School

16 McLean Street, Freehold, NJ 07728

PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday to Friday 9 am to 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm

Saturday 10 am to 12 pm PARISH PHONES:

Office: (732) 462-0859 Fax: (732) 462-8173 Hispanic Office (732) 303-7800 School: (732) 462-2646 Religious Ed: (732) 308-0215 Youth Ministry: (732) 431-4300 Cemetery: (732) 462-4952 Music Director: (732) 345-1360

Pastoral Associate: (732) 462-7828 http://www.stroseoflima.com

In Humble Service Our Parish is served by: Rev. James Conover, Pastor Rev. Michael Brizio, IMC, Adjunct Priest Rev. Jorge Arias, IMC, Adjunct Priest Rev. John F. Campoli, I.V. Dei, Weekend Assistant Deacon R. Michael McKenna Deacon Rodolfo Santos Cynthia A. Reimer, School Principal Janos Major, Music Director Steven Olson, Director of Religious Education Karen Powell, Pastoral Associate Charlene McGuckin, Youth Ministry Coordinator Parish Trustees: Julianne Buraczynski & Daniel Dawidowicz

Celebrating in Faith Our Parish Family gathers to celebrate the Living Lord Weekday Masses: Monday – Friday: 6:30 am and 8:30 am (Church) Saturday: 8:30 am (Church) Monday and Friday 7:30 PM (Church/Spanish)

Weekend Masses Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm (Chapel) 5:30 pm (Church)

7:00 pm Spanish (Chapel) Sunday: Church: 7:00 am, 8:15 am, 9:45 am

and 5:00 pm (Vietnamese) Chapel: 9:00 am Spanish, 11:00 am & 12:30 pm

Reconciliation: Saturdays 2:00 pm (Chapel) & 6:30 pm (Church)

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June 7, 2020 Sharing in Peace Our Parish Family lives the Catholic Faith Baptisms – We offer a Baptism Preparation Program for parents as a way of preparing them for their child’s journey of faith. We encourage our expectant parents to call the parish office prior to the birth of their child. The Sacrament is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 2:00pm in the Church or at some weekend Masses. Baptism preparation class is on the 2nd Saturday, every other month, at 10:00 am. Marriages – Couples wishing to celebrate and consecrate their marriage are asked to call the parish office to reserve a wedding date a year in advance. At least one person should be a registered member of our parish. All couples are required to attend preparation sessions. RCIA _ The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is designed to bring people into the Catholic faith and assist all Catholics in the ongoing process of conversion. Call the Parish at (732) 462-0859 for more information. Religious Education – Grades 1 – 5: Tuesday or Thursday 4:15 to 5:30 pm, Grades 6 – 8: Tuesday or Thursday 7:00 to 8:15 pm, or Grades K – 8: Saturday 9:30 to 10:45 am. The Sick – Please let us know if a family member is sick or hospitalized. Those who are ill or homebound are encouraged to arrange for a visit and the Sacraments by calling (732) 462-7828. Funerals – The family should call the funeral director directly who will then contact the church.

Living in Love Welcoming New Members Our Parish Family warmly welcomes new members who live in the Greater Freehold Area. Please register at your earliest convenience by stopping at the parish office during office hours. Registration is necessary for Sacramental participation and Religious Education. For letters of eligibility, you must be registered in the parish for five months and actively participating in our worship. Meeting the Needs of Others Our Parish Family respects the God-given dignity of all people as children of God. Through the efforts of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, we respond to our sisters and brothers in need. Anyone in the Freehold Area in need of food or assistance, please call (732) 303-1793.

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All the Weekly Mass Intentions for this week will be remembered at the weekday

11 AM livestreamed Mass and the weekend Mass Intentions

will be remembered at the Sunday 11 AM livestreamed Mass.

The Mass can be found on our website, Facebook or YouTube.

Weekdays, June 8 – June 13 CHURCH Mon. 6:30am All the People of the Parish 8:30am Rosemarie Gallucci (Living): Bunny Zuber Tue. 6:30am All the People of the Parish 8:30am All the People of the Parish Wed. 6:30am All the People of the Parish 8:30am All the People of the Parish Thu. 6:30am Antoinette Straman: H. Straman 8:30am Andrea Colleran: Husband, James Fri. 6:30am Joseph E. Davis: John Klapouchy 8:30am All the People of the Parish Sat. 8:30am Henry J. Coyne: Family

Saturday Vigil, June 13 Chapel 4:00pm John & Sophie Czubati: Ernest & Donna Sagar Kim Hayes: Anna Williams Dan Csapo: Family Church 5:30pm Lou Ann Mollica: Fabiano Family

Sunday, June 14 Church 7:00am All the People of the Parish Chapel 8:15am Lawrence Powell: Priests & Staff of St. Rose of

Lima Church Church 9:45am Ethel & Valerie Ahearn: Ahearn Family Mary McCarthy Surgent: Jeff & Casey Surgent George & Marie Souders: George & Rosalie

Souders Chapel 11:00am Patricia Halo: George Halo Jennifer Koven: Arciero Family Arthur Kondrup: Family Chapel 12:30pm All the People of the Parish

All the Weekly Mass Intentions for this week

will be remembered at the weekday 11 AM livestreamed Mass

and the weekend Mass Intentions will be remembered at the

Sunday 11 AM livestreamed Mass. The Mass can be found on

our website, Facebook or YouTube. Weekdays, June 15 – June 20 CHURCH Mon. 6:30am All the People of the Parish 8:30am Theresa Micchelli: Bunny Zuber Tue. 6:30am All the People of the Parish 8:30am Virginia Butch: Palmer Family Wed. 6:30am Nikki Atchison: Mary Ramsden Jacob J. Stramen: H. Straman 8:30am Lawrence Powell: St. Vincent de Paul Society Thu. 6:30am All the People of the Parish 8:30am Elizabeth Fenick: Palmer Family Fri. 6:30am All the People of the Parish 8:30am Walt Zuber: Bunny Zuber Lorraine Barber: Bunny Zuber Sat. 8:30am All the People of the Parish Saturday Vigil, June 20 Chapel 4:00pm All the People of the Parish Church 5:30pm James H. Jackson: Children Eleanor & Harold Wallace: Mike & Mark LaRosa Mary Curry: John Klapouchy Sunday, June 21 Church 7:00am Chester S. Wysocki: Doris, Chet, Laura &

Samantha Wysocki Chapel 8:15am Josephine Nimick: Nimick & Cook Families Walt Zuber: Bunny Zuber James & Lauretta Ryan: Alan & Susan Conover Church 9:45am Jean Addis: George & Rosalie Souders Patricia & Stanley Switlow: Patricia & Steven

Masterson Chapel 11:00am Anton Schwerthoffer: Bunny Zuber Vincent & Tesauro Sr. & Jr.: Wife & Mom Benjamin Garcia: Letty Manlulu Chapel 12:30pm Frank & Jeanne Newman: Anne & John

Newman Robert Higgins: Jeanne Blaker John Grega; Heather Kehr

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Pastor’s Reflections… May 31, 2020 Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M., has announced new liturgical and pastoral directives during the COVID-19 pandemic, including limited “in church” weekend Masses beginning June 13/14, with Mass schedules to be determined by pastors.

Liturgical-Pastoral Directives in a Time of Pandemic

Limited Public Celebration of the Mass and Sacraments in Church

Proposed date: for public “in Church” Masses June 13/14, 2020

COVID-19 is still a virulent contagious virus communicated between people. Everyone should remain conscious and alert that risks to either contract or spread the disease remain possible at any gathering of people, indoors or outdoors. The risk is considered by public health experts to be especially significant indoors at prolonged, sedentary gatherings where coughing, sneezing and even talking/singing could easily communicate the coronavirus.

Those who are frightened, those with a COVID-19 diagnosis or symptoms, those who may be asymptomatic carriers, those not feeling well, those with underlying health conditions or those in a high-risk category should avoid public gatherings of any kind whether indoors or outdoors.

As Bishop of the Diocese of Trenton, I have been entrusted by the Church with the responsibility to exercise care for the spiritual needs of the faithful. I cannot do that effectively if I ignore their physical health and well-being or put that health and the common good at risk. For that reason, heeding the advice of public health officials and other scientific data, I directed the clergy and faithful of the Diocese to follow the courses of action we have pursued for the past several months.

The Catholic faithful, however, need the Eucharist for their spiritual health and well-being. It is an essential part of Catholic life, and we cannot continue to do without the Eucharist and other Sacraments indefinitely. The COVID-19 pandemic introduced temporary yet necessary sacrifices into our lives as Catholics. The faithful have carried the accompanying spiritual burdens heroically. Our clergy and I have shared those burdens, too, deprived as we have been of the opportunity to

exercise many of the pastoral and liturgical ministries for which we have been ordained as bishop, priests and deacons. It has been our common goal during this pandemic to minister as best we could in the hope that the gradual restoration of full Catholic life would occur as soon as possible.

A dispensation from Sunday/Holy Day obligation has been granted so that the faithful could “stay home” in good conscience. Masses and pastoral messages have been live-streamed by our priests to keep our Catholic faith consistent and strong. Churches have been re-opened for private prayer. outdoor, “in car” Masses have been provided wherever safely and worthily possible, giving the faithful who were/are able the opportunity to be nourished again by Christ’s Body and Blood in the Eucharist.

Balancing the physical, public health precautions deemed necessary with the spiritual good of the faithful, I have decided to resume limited opportunities for the faithful to return to their parish churches, while maintaining the necessary, required public health precautions present in the CDC Guidelines, as the Diocese gradually and safely moves toward the full restoration of Catholic spiritual and sacramental life. The Post-Pandemic Parish Task Force of Pastors (P4) that I established on May 3, 2020, under the leadership of Monsignor Thomas Gervasio, Vicar General, has developed the following “Directives” that I am mandating to be observed for participation at “in church” public Masses and Sacramental administrations throughout the Diocese of Trenton. I have maintained contact with the Governor and his chief counsel regarding these directives. Common Directives to be observed by all parishes until further notice The dispensation from Sunday/Holy Day Mass obligation remains in effect until Monday, September 7, 2020 (unless otherwise announced). The fulfillment of the Easter Duty may be accomplished before the First Sunday of Advent, November 29, 2020. The teachings of the Church regarding “Easter Duty,” as reflected in both the Catechism and the Code of Canon Law, indicate that there is an obligation to receive the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist – preceded by Sacramental Confession, if conscious of grave sin – at least once a year, usually during the Easter Season, unless there is a “just reason” that requires its fulfillment

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at another time of the year. In the Diocese of Trenton, it has been impossible to fulfill these obligations until the Sacraments are readily available again. In short, the presence of the COVID-19 situation is a “just reason” to delay the fulfillment of this duty and thus the obligation is moved to a time in the future when these Sacraments are available again.

Parish churches may begin the celebration of limited “in church” public weekend Masses – with no more than 1/3 occupancy – on June 13/14, the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, observing all requirements listed. Weekday “in church” public Masses – with no more than 25 persons attending – may begin on Monday, June 8, 2020, observing the same requirements. Pastors will determine the most fair and effective ways to ensure proper observance of those numbers.

Those who are hesitant or fearful because of COVID-19 concerns as well as those with a COVID-19 diagnosis or symptoms, those who may be asymptomatic carriers, those not feeling well, those with underlying health conditions or those in a high-risk category should stay home and avoid any public gathering.

Mass schedules in church are to be determined by pastors and an alternate location may be selected in accordance with parish needs and local guidelines.

Bishop David O’Connell With these directives in mind, we are trying very hard to put in place the requirements to have everyone return to Mass safely. The priests and parish staff need time to put all the necessary precautions in place. I will keep you updated via announcements, the bulletin, our website and Facebook, as to the date of the return to “in church” Masses and the temporary Mass schedule. We are striving to start “in church” Masses the weekend of June 20/21. More information will be coming soon.

Fr. Jim

PRIVATE PRAYER

Bishop David O’Connell declared on May 8 that churches may re-open for private prayer with the following conditions:

• Faithful from at risk groups as identified by CDC/NJ Department of Health should remain at home. • Limited days open for private prayer. • Hours for private prayer in open church to be determined by pastor. • Limited number of visitors at one time (no more than 10) according to NJ State guidelines and social distancing (minimum of 6 feet between visitors) to be observed. • Areas/pews for seating to be reserved to facilitate cleaning afterward. • Wearing of masks required for all those making visits. • Closing of public restroom facilities as a preventive health measure. • Designate a single entrance to control number of visitors; no gathering at entrance, steps or parking lots.

St. Rose of Lima Chapel will be open for private prayer Monday to Friday, 1:00 – 3:00 PM and Saturday, 9:00 – 11:00 AM. Members of the Knights of Columbus #1672 and other volunteers will be monitoring the entrance and making sure that everyone who wants to visit for private prayer is in compliance.

Wearing of face masks required for all visitors.

Private prayer limited to only ten (10) visitors at a time.

Please limit your time spent in prayer so others who may be waiting can also spend time in prayer.

Enter and exit through the main doors of the chapel only.

All are asked to use the folding chairs set up around the altar, not the taped off pews.

Bathrooms will be locked.

St. Robert Bellarmine hours for private prayer: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 – 11:30 AM and 6:00 – 9:00 PM

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The following events/sessions are cancelled until further notice:

ALL MASSES ALL FUNERAL MASSES ALL CONFESSIONS ALL WEDDINGS ALL BAPTISMS ALL QUINCEANERAS

Adoration Chapel Bingo Choir practices All First Communions are postponed; new dates to be determined. Confirmation postponed; new date to be determined. The Parish Carnival, June 16-20, has been cancelled. We will try to reschedule for early Fall. The Super 50/50 Raffle will still be held and the drawing will be on Saturday, June 20, at 10 PM.

The drawing for the Parish Super 50/50 (50% of total sales) will be held on Saturday, June 20, at 10:00 PM. The winner need not be present. The Super 50/50 total is now over $16,000. Last year’s winner took home over $18,000. Each ticket is $5.00 or book of six for $30.00. Make checks payable to St. Rose of Lima. Mail to St. Rose of Lima, 16 McLean Street, Freehold, NJ 07728 or drop off in the parish office mail slot. Additional Super 50/50 raffle ticket books can be mailed to you by calling the parish office (732) 462-0859 or mail in a check and we will mail you the raffle stubs. Raffle tickets can also be found in the bulletin bin on the front porch of the parish office (rectory). Please remember when returning the raffle stubs: Please place check (cash) and the stubs (the part with your name and address) in an envelope. Please keep the rip off part with the raffle drawing information.

How can we continue to participate in the life of our Church… Participate in Masses offered on television or

on-line via our Facebook.com/st.rosefreehold connection or log on to our parish website (www.stroseoflima.com).

St. Rose of Lima televised Mass schedule will be (no parishioners):

Sundays 9 am (Spanish) and 11 am (English) Monday – Friday 11 am (English)

Wednesday and Friday 7 pm (Spanish)

The chapel will be open for private prayer Monday to Friday, 1:00 – 3:00 PM and Saturday, 9:00 – 11:00 AM. Members of the Knights of Columbus #1672 and other volunteers will be monitoring the entrance and making sure that everyone who wants to visit for private prayer is in compliance.

Keep in touch, see the bulletin on-line, our St. Rose website and Facebook for any new developments, announcements, etc.

Bulletins (and raffle tickets) are available in a bin on the front steps of the parish office (rectory) for anyone who would like a printed copy. (please, after taking the bulletins, close the top of the plastic bin securely to keep the bulletins safe from the weather)

Pray at home in a sacred space perhaps with a crucifix and candle. Read the Scriptures of the day, special devotions perhaps the Rosary, Novena or Stations of the Cross.

Please call the parish office (732) 462-0859 for any questions and concerns; leave a message and someone will return your call. For the safety of the staff’s health, they are working from home whenever possible, but are checking in the office regularly.

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About our Finances… We depend on the weekly collection to meet our financial obligations. Since we are not permitted Masses, we have no regular support. Because of on-line giving and parishioners who drop off their offering at the rectory, we are collecting about 20% of our usual weekly contributions. Thank you! How we weather this storm will probably affect what our parish will look like in the future. Please do what you can to help support our parish and prayerfully consider increasing your offering as it may take some time to recoup when the crisis is over. Please continue to use the weekly envelopes and send in your offerings by mail or by drop off at the parish office in the mail slot. If you do not have envelopes, please use any plain envelope. You can also sign up for Parish Giving at www.ParishGiving.org or call 1-866-307-7140.

FFather John Campoli April 4, 1970 – April 4, 2020

Fr. John Campoli’s 50th Anniversary Mass and Celebration has been postponed until

November 1. (updated date) If you have any questions or if you need to

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(732) 642-9243.

THAT UPLIFT The Most Holy Trinity

(John 3:16-18) Fr. Michael Brizio, IMC

www.frmichaelbrizio.com

When the bishop’s ship stopped at a remote island for a day, he decided to use the time as profitably as possible. He strolled along the seashore and came across three fishermen mending their nets.

In Pidgin English they explained to him that centuries ago they were Christianized by missionaries. “We, Christians!” they said, proudly pointing to themselves. The bishop was impressed. Did they know the Lord’s Prayer? They had never heard of it. The bishop was shocked. How could these men claim to be Christians when they did not know something as elementary as the Lord’s Prayer?

“What do you say, then, when you pray?” the bishop asked. “We lift eyes in heaven. We pray, ‘We are three, you are three, have mercy on us.” The bishop was appalled at the primitive, downright heretical nature of their prayer. So, he spent the whole day teaching them to say the Lord’s Prayer and he succeeded, although the fishermen were poor learners. Months later the bishop’s ship happened to pass by those islands and the bishop, as he paced the deck saying his evening prayers, recalled with pleasure the fact that on that distant island were three fishermen who were now able to pray correctly, thanks to his patient efforts. While he was lost in thought he happened to look up and noticed a spot of light in the east. The light kept approaching the ship and, as the bishop gazed in wonder, he saw three figures walking on the surface of the water towards the boat. The captain stopped the boat and all the sailors leaned over the rails to see this amazing sight. When they were within speaking distance, the bishop recognized his three friends, the fishermen. “Bishop!” they exclaimed, “We are so glad meet you! We heard your boat go past island and came in a hurry, hurry to meet you.” “What do you want?” asked the bishop filled with wonder seeing them walking on water as Jesus did. “Bishop,” they said, “we so sorry. We forgot that lovely prayer you taught us. We remember only this much, ‘Our Father in heaven, holy be your name, your kingdom come’. . .the rest we forgot. Please teach us whole prayer again.” The bishop felt humbled. “Go back to your homes, my good men,” he said, “and each time you pray, say your Holy Trinity prayer, ‘We are three, you are three, have mercy on us!”

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DURING CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY

Bishop David M. O’Connell, issued this guidance April 2, 2020, on Confession and the Sacrament of Penance during the current health crisis: During this time when our churches and chapels are closed, and when the risk of transmitting COVID-19 is of such grave concern, Confessions should only be requested of our priests in times of emergency or other extreme circumstances. I ask the faithful to reflect on the advice of Pope Francis and the Catechism’s teaching on seeking God’s forgiveness during these very difficult days: “But many people today would tell me, ‘Father, where can I find a priest, a confessor, because I can’t leave the house? And I want to make peace with the Lord, I want him to embrace me, I want the Father’s embrace.’ Do what the Catechism of the Catholic Church (n. 1452) says. It is very clear: If you cannot find a priest to confess to, speak directly with God, your father, and tell him the truth. Say, ‘Lord, I did this, this, this. Forgive me,’ and ask for pardon with all your heart. Make an act of contrition and promise God, ‘I will go to confession afterward, but forgive me now.’ And immediately you will return to a state of grace with God.

Spiritual Communion is a Christian practice of desiring union with Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist. It can be used as a preparation for Mass and when it is not possible to receive Holy Communion.

An Act of Spiritual Communion My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Amen.

WE’RE ON THE WEB

The Saint Rose of Lima Parish web site—www.stroseoflima.com—offers information on the parish, phone numbers, the Sunday bulletin, Masses, special events, Facebook and You Tube links, driving directions, committees/organizations, the school, wedding music, monthly calendars, etc. If you would like to email us, please do so at:

Parish Office: parish@stroseoflimachurch.org Fr. Jim: frjim@stroseoflimachurch.org Fr. Mike: frmike@stroseoflimachurch.org Spanish: ministeriohispano@stroseoflimachurch.org Pastoral Assoc.: kpowell@stroseoflimachurch.org School: SRLFreehold.com Religious Education: reled@stroseoflimachurch.org Youth Gp: youthprograms@stroseoflimachurch.org Business Mgr: gvang@stroseoflimachurch.org

Catholic Charities is a faith based non-profit provider of human services in central New Jersey, regardless of race, ethnicity, faith tradition or income level, offering a broad array of programs to vulnerable individuals and families. Catholic Charities provides trauma informed behavioral healthcare and substance dependence treatment services, specialized counseling for trauma abuse victims, emergency food and shelter, and housing programs to help vulnerable families, individuals with a mental illness diagnosis and those in crisis. Access help and information center (800) 360-7711.

THE DIOCESE OF TRENTON is committed to the initiatives outlined in the U.S. Bishops’ Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People and to its own policies and guidelines in

regard to the reporting and investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors. If you have been sexually abused as a minor by a member of the clergy or anyone representing the Catholic Church, or if you know of someone who was, you can report that abuse through the diocesan ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-888-296-2965 or via e-mail at abuseline@dioceseoftrenton.org.

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We are extremely grateful to all those who are mailing their donations into the parish office or contributing through Parish Giving. Thank you for your generosity.

CATHOLIC Test Your Knowledge of the Catholic Faith!

by Steve Olson, DRE

In which Gospel does the miracle at the wedding at Cana appear?

A) Matthew B) Mark C) Luke D) John

The answer is found elsewhere in this bulletin.

SANCTUARY CANDLE

The sanctuary candle will burn in the church the week of June 7 in memory of Kelly Anne Hayden.

The sanctuary candle will burn in the chapel the week of June 7 in honor of the Freehold Knights of Columbus #1672.

Merciful God, we remember before You all who

are sick this day, especially:

Deborah Brown Vee Sciarappo Nora Stryker

CATHOLIC Test Your Knowledge of the Catholic Faith!

In which Gospel does the miracle at the wedding at Cana appear?

The correct answer is D: The miracle at the Wedding at Can in Galilee, our Lord’s first miracle or sign, is recorded in the second chapter of John’s Gospel. (verses 1-11)

Please pray for the men and women of our parish who are serving in the military overseas. Pray for their safe return and for their families who live in fear for them.

Fatima Aguilar, US Army National Guard – daughter of Edna Aguilar Christopher Baum, US Navy – grandson of Mary & John Shaw Michael Berry, US Army – son of John & Sheri Berry Blake Borsetti, US Army – grandson of Mary Dore David Clemenko, US Army – many loving family members Kyle Cougar, US Navy – grandson of Robert & Geri McKee Christopher Dill, Jr., US Coast Guard – grandson of Lucille Dill Zachary Dill, US Coast Guard – grandson of Lucille Dill Travis Eberhardt, US Marines – grandson of Irene Corrigan Joseph Gioello, US Coast Guard – son of Julia Malifrando Zachary Koziol, US Marines – great grandson of Peggy Duncan Randolph Macaluso, US Army – grandson of Wade & Dorothy Carr Krystopher Ian Palmes, US Navy – son of John & Sally Nolen Ryan Solley, US Army – many loving family members Christopher Turchio, US Army – son of Cono & Christine Turchio Robert Wilson, US Marines – grandson of Mary Sullivan

All articles for the parish bulletin are to be submitted to the Parish Office before 5 PM, ten days before the weekend you want the article to be published, no exceptions.

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