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November 3, 2019 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sts. Joseph and Paul Catholic Church
609 E. 4th St, Owensboro, KY 42303
Knights of Columbus Monsignor Braun Council #17247
November 3, 2019 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
Baptismal Prep Prepare yourself for your child’s baptism by coming to Baptism Prepara-tion. The next Baptism Prep will be November 17 at 3:30pm in the Parish Office. Please call the Parish Office to register or for more information. Declarations of Invalidity (Annulments) Do you have questions about annulments? Are you divorced and not sure whether you need an an-nulment? Let Sts. Joseph and Paul help explain and assist you in the annulment process. Please call the church office 270-683-5641. JOY Bible Study for ages 55+ We will meet Thursdays, November 7th; December 5th at 9am/PH
Knights of Columbus Meeting Sunday, November 24 at 5pm in the Fr. Tucker Center.
Confirmation Prep 2020 November 6th/6-8pm/Session #1 with Candidate & Sponsor/PH December 4th/6-8pm/Session #2 for Candidates & Sponsor/PH December 7th/8am-12pm/Service Opportunity – Reconciliation Retreat & Service Parish Hall & Church December 8th/3pm/Advent Prayer Service
Faith Formation Classes are held on Wednesday evening at 6pm in the Parish Hall. Con-tact Laura Shoulders at the office or email her for more information [email protected]
RCIA Journey of Faith ALL ARE WELCOME...The program that we'll be using for RCIA this year is called Symbolon: The Catholic Faith Explained, by Dr. Edward Sri and the Augustine Institute. It is a highly-acclaimed video series with supportive materials that allow for the RCIA experience to be one similar to that of a small faith sharing group. Join us on Monday evenings in the Parish Hall from 6:30-8pm as we fall madly in love with the beauty that is Catholi-cism. For more information, please contact Laura Shoulders: [email protected]
Teen Small Group Meets on Friday evenings. We will go to mass at 5:30pm, then meet in Youth House after mass for snacks and Time with Jesus! We will pray/snack/talk until 7:30, but times are flexible. Feel free to come and grow with us! We will plan meeting every Friday throughout the school year. For more information, contact Anne Webb at (270) 903-2492.
Join us in praying to Patroness of Haiti Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Lord God, giver of all good things, hear our prayer for the people of Haiti who continue to suffer.
We pray for our sister parish, St. Joseph, that You will be their hope and consolation. We pray that
no longer will food, fuel and freedom be but a dream. Father God, through the power of your Holy Spirit, may You bless Haiti with peace and
may your Spirit change the hearts of those in power. We join our prayer Lord, with the Haitian
faithful who place their trust in You. Amen.
THANKSGIVING TURKEY & SLICED HAM SALE
ALL ORDERS MUST BE PREPAID
Pickup Tuesday, November 26th
9am-11am Parish Hall Parking Lot
Name Phone # # Hams $40/ea. # Half Hams $25/ea. # Turkeys $40/ea. Total $ Paid
Proceeds go to new Church Handrails.
Orders are due by Monday, November 18th
Please place order form and payment in an envelope in the collection basket or drop it by the Parish Office.
Congratulations to Levi, Katie Beth,
Felipe and Michael for participating in the
Holy Fire conference in Nashville on October 26th.
Young At Heart Thanksgiving Potluck Thursday Nov. 14th 11:30am We invite all our parish Young At Heart (parishioners age 55+) to join us for our Annual Thanksgiving Pot-luck. We will provide the turkey and beverages, you bring the sides & dessert!
GIVE Weekly Giving 10/27/19 Sunday Giving $ 15,521.89 Weekly Sunday Collection Budget 2019-20 $ 17,739.96 Sunday Collection Year-to-Date $306,311.70 Budget Year to Date 17 of 52 Sundays $301,579.32 *Over/Under YTD Budget $ 4,732.38
"He has gone to stay at the house of a sinner."
Are there any like Zacchaeus among us? Can any of us say "I shall give HALF of my posses-sions to the poor, and if I have defrauded
anyone I will repay them four times over." There are some. But we live in a world in which "grabbing the brass ring" has, for many, turned into grabbing for all the money we can get, re-gardless of the means we use or harm we do to others. Yet there are people who "Do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you" [Rabbi Hillel]; who "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" [Jesus]. There are people who take responsibility for themselves and for others depend-ent on them; who share with people in need. Many people in the world have very little; some lack the basic necessities of life. They understand the need to share. St. Theresa of Cal-cutta tells of giving a cup of rice to the mother of a desperately poor family in the slums of India. The woman got a container, divide the rice in two and sent half to the family next to her. When asked why she did that she said, "They are hungry too." Are we aware of the hungry among us? Do we share what we have with them?
Christmas Ornament Incase you missed out last year, we are currently selling Sts. Joseph & Paul replica Christmas ornaments at the Parish Office. This fundraiser benefits Imagination Li-brary and Sts. Joseph & Paul! Cost is $15.
The Psalms remain one of my favorite mod-els of prayer. This morning, I was struck with Psalm 45:1 as a reminder to me of the good things that the Lord has done in my life. Psalm 45:1 reads, “My heart overflows with a pleasing theme; I address my verses to the king; my tongue is like the pen of a ready scribe.” Psalm 45 stands as a song of Thanksgiving to God, and it strikes me as
appropriate, after what the staff and I experienced this last week. The parish council and parishioners determined that it would be staff appreciation week. Each day of the week, a sur-prise arrived at the parish office acknowledging the hard work that our staff does each day. But my heart, was full, not just in gratitude for what everyone contributed, but more impor-tantly in that the many people of the parish took the time to recognize our hard-working staff. Such a simple task, though it likely took hours to orchestrate, reminded me of the gratitude that I have as serving as a priest at Sts. Joseph and Paul Catholic Church. The many friendly faces, the assuring nods of prayer and support, and the simple daily interactions are all what is part of being present here in this parish. I will not speak on behalf of the staff, as I know that they are grateful as well and will share their gratitude in their own way; however, I will extend my gratitude to each of you sitting in the pews. Your presence here in this parish makes all the difference. I thank you for allowing me to be a priest in this parish. Because of your continued witness to charity and generosity, I am able to be reminded of how greatly blessed, highly favored and deeply loved we are here at Sts. Joseph and Paul.
Sacred Liturgy Gentle Reminders: Lectors please bow before you approach and when you leave the altar Welcome Ministers – please man the Welcome Station after mass only Minister Sign In – the sign-in sheet is now located in the cry room
Brown Bag Sunday We will be having a holiday food drive for the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry. Brown bags will be available the weekend of November 3rd. Please return the grocery-filled bags Sunday, November 10th. If you would like to make a monetary donation to help with this please use a pew envelope & mark it “Holiday Food Drive”. Thank you!
Block Party 2020 Please Note: We will be not be accepting items for the 2020 Block Party until April 2020.
NOVEMBER—A TIME OF REMEMBRANCE A MEMORIAL LITURGY for all of those who have died over the past year and have been buried from Sts. Joseph and Paul Catholic Church will be held on Sunday, November 3rd at 2:30pm. This is a liturgy of prayer and remembrance. The celebration is open to the entire parish. A reception will follow the Memorial Liturgy in the rectory. THE BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE will be in place in our church throughout the month of November. All are invited to use this book and write in it the names of your loved ones who have died over the years. PICTURES OF YOUR LOVED ONES WHO HAVE DIED Bring your loved one’s picture and place them in any one of our win-dow sills. These pictures serve as a reminder that they have gone before us marked with a sign of faith. CANDLES OF REMEMBRANCE will be available in church to light for our loved ones who have died over the years. Candles are available at the gathering space and cost $5. You can place your lit candle in the window beside a loved one’s picture. Please note: the candles have not been blessed.
Mass Time Change Due to the Owensboro Christmas Parade on Saturday, November 23rd, the 4:30pm Mass will be moved to 4pm to accommodate the parade traffic. Please make a note of it in your calendar.
IN THE SPIRIT OF ST. NICHOLAS CHRISTMAS GIVING TREE
It’s time to organize our efforts toward outreach during the Christmas Season for children age birth to age 18. If you know of families in need, please call or email April at the Parish Office (270-683-5641) with their names, addresses, sizes, etc… Deadline for requests will be Friday, November 22. Tags will go out the 1st Sunday of Advent, De-cember 1st. Gifts should be returned to the church or parish office NO LATER THAN Sunday, Dec. 15th. THANK YOU!!
Parish Office 609 E 4th St., Owensboro, KY 42303
(270) 683-5641 (270) 685-4766 (fax)
www.stjpc.org Monday-Friday 8am-4pm
Parish Team
Pastor: Fr. Jean-Rene Kalombo Ext 222 [email protected] Associate Pastor: Fr. Will Thompson Ext 247 [email protected] Deacon: Deacon John Cecil [email protected] Stewardship Minister: Ashley Wilkerson Ext 239 [email protected] Youth Minister: Aynde Bennett Ext 227 [email protected] Religious Education Minister: Laura Shoulders Ext 224 [email protected] Director of Maintenance: Kelly Ward Ext 241 [email protected] Caretaker: Joe McBride Sacramental Records: Debbie Luedke Ext 242 [email protected] Bookkeeper: April Dickens Ext 221 [email protected]
Join Us Mass Schedule:
Monday - Friday 5:30pm Saturday 4:30pm
Sunday 8am, 10am, 6pm 12 noon (Spanish)
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Thursdays at 6pm; Fridays at 12 noon
Saints JOSEPH & PAUL
Catholic Church
We give our hearts to God and our talents to His people.
In Special Need of Prayer HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS: Ann Bower, Thomasine Boarman, Joyce Clark, Doug & Dorothy Hood, Linda Howard, Betty Johnson, Paul & Sarah Jane Johnson, Maurice Kanable, Chester & Deanna Kaminski, Jackie Mann, Mitzi Mann, Margie Roberts, Jim Stimpfel, Betty Thompson, Katherine Thomas, Birdie Wedding, James White, Jr. NURSING HOME PARISHIONERS: CARMEL HOME: Katherine Brand, Rita Fahrendorf, Mary Faulkner, Margie Hardesty, Rose Keller, Margaret McCarthy, Marvin & Auda Wink, Sandra Woods; GENESIS HEALTH: Mike Payne; HEARTLAND VILLA: Mary Hinton; HILLCREST: Shirley Wilhite. WELLINGTON PARC: Violet Cassidy, Charles Leo Howard. OTHERS IN NEED OF PRAYER: Mike Baker, Tammy Wimsatt Belcher, Patrick Billion, Joe Board, Katherine Brand, Sheila Byrne, Colin Cahill, Tim Cahill, Davena Cecil, J.C. Chrisler, Dana Cecil-Craig, Jimmy Chrisler, Jonathan Clark, Michael Clark, Marty Clouse, Theresa Clouse, Chris Collins, David Condra, Leo Dickens, Luke Dickens, Grace Medley Ebelhar, Chase Ford, Bill Freeman, Edwin Garcia, Steve Guittar, Jarrod Hagan, Michael Hardesty, Evonne Harl, Julia Hawkins, Charlotte Hayden, Captain Matthew Hayden, Susan Hayden, Tom Hayden, Virginia Head, Lindsey Hill, Brice & Marilyn Howard, Florence Howard, Linda Howard, Rene Howard, Kendall Jarboe, Donna Johnson, Rose King, Tina Keller, Hobert Lundy, Jerry Lundy, Jan McCorkle, Kandie McDaniel, Michelle Montalvo, Cecil Newton, The Wayne Pannell Family, Michael Payne, Shelly Powell, Chrissy Quick, Sheryl Richards, Clayton Roberts, Jennifer Rojas, Pat Seib, Martha Taylor, Richard Taylor, Dorie Thacker, Betty Thompson, Tracy Trogden, Nina Van Bussum, Jim Vinson, Adam Wallace, Darryl & Linda Warren, Scott Warren, Ronnie Wilkerson. FIRST RESPONDERS: Eric Conder, Brad Leonard, Steve Leonard, Jason Luedke, Cory Mattingly, Jeff Williams.
Mass Intentions November 2-10 Saturday 4:30pm Johnny Lee Westerfield Sunday 8am Bill Thomas 10am Geraldine Payne Hearld (Spanish) 12pm Our Parish Family 6pm Paul & Sarah Johnson Monday 5:30pm James A. Payne Tuesday 5:30pm Jim & Carole Storm Family Wednesday 5:30pm Fr. Al Powers Thursday 5:30pm Norman Harrington Friday 5:30pm Charles Frederick Payne & Family Saturday 4:30pm Frances Osborne Sunday 8am Joseph Lawrence Hardesty 10am Holy Name Society (Spanish) 12pm Our Parish Family 6pm Jerry Hagerman
Veterans Day ~ November 11 Consider the contributions of time, talent and dedicated effort that current and former people in military service provide to the well-being of persons and the protec-tion of our nation. Their self-sacrifice, care and generosity are noble. Let us remember them every day in prayer, expressions of gratitude, and in offerings of sup-port. If you know a veteran, thank him/her for their service to our country.
This Week’s Calendar
Please Note: No Confessions or Adoration on 11/28 No Confessions or Adoration on 11/29
Genesis Healthcare Eucharistic Ministers: Week of November 4 — Melvin Fleischmann
Week of November 11 — Carlos Earhart
Treasure Counters November – Patty Johnson, Mary Lundy December - Mary Lundy, Pat Hamilton
SUNDAY, November 3 -Rosary before 8am Mass -CRHP Men’s Prayer Group (Spanish)/FTC -Religious Ed (Spanish)/10am/FTC -Memorial Service & Reception/ 2:30pm/CH & Rectory -Prayer & Adoration/3pm/CH
MONDAY, November 4 -Men’s Prayer/7am/FTC -CRHP Women (Spanish)/5:30pm/PH -RCIA/6pm/PH-Small Room
TUESDAY, November 5 -Women’s Prayer/8:30am/YH WEDNESDAY, November 6 -Staff Meeting/8:15am/OFC-CR -Faith Formation/5:30pm dinner/PH Class 6-7:30pm/FTC -Confirmation Prep with Spon-sor/6pm/PH
THURSDAY, November 7 -Reconciliation/6pm/CH -Choir & Cantor Rehearsal/6pm/OFC-MR -PPC Executive Team Meeting/6pm/OFC-CR -Adoration (Spanish)/7pm/CH
FRIDAY, November 8 -Adoration/6:30am-5:15pm/CH -Reconciliation/12pm/CH -High School Small Group/5:30 Mass followed by Small Group/YH
SATURDAY, November 9 -Men’s Prayer Breakfast/7:30am/PH
SUNDAY, November 10 -Rosary before 8am Mass -CRHP Men’s Prayer Group (Spanish)/FTC -Religious Ed (Spanish)/10am/FTC -DACA Prayer service/3pm/CH
Upcoming Meetings: -Men’s Prayer Breakfast/Nov. 9/7:30am/PH -Finance Committee Meeting/ Nov. 19/6pm/OFC-CR
Birthdays 11/2 Mary Ellie Clark,Justin Harpe, Margaret Johnson, Mackenzie Nichols 11/3 Morgan McCubbins, Josh Scherrer, Angie Strobel 11/4 Donald Hare, Donald Hoffman, Tate Smith, Margaret Willett 11/5 Benjamin Carter, Tracy Jean, Charles Kanable, Hannah Robbins, Debbie Roberts 11/6 Nick Blair, Terry Greathouse, Don Thomas, Sarah Thomas, Oscar Umbral 11/7 Barbara Kirkman, Anne Ladnier, Carolyn Nisen, Shirley Wilhite 11/8 Max Hood, Randall Johnson, Madison Mullins, Ed Simon 11/9 Mary Askin, Rick Duncan, Emily Willett, Rhonda Williams 11/10 Mary Higdon, Lily Latham, Daniel Payne
Anniversaries 11/2/02 Jared & Jaime Martin 11/3/07 Bradley & Laura Leonard 11/4/83 Thomas & Terri Carrico 11/4/89 Shelby & Angie Strobel 11/5/94 Braun & Kathy Mischel 11/5/55 Charles & Florence Howard 11/7/15 Justin & Valerie Harpe 11/9/84 Mark & Susan Stallings 11/10/90 Phillip & Stacey McCarthy
Parroquia de San José y San Pablo
“Ofrecemos nuestro Corazón a Dios y nuestros Talentos a su Pueblo”.
Bautismo para los Niños: Bautismos para niños menores de 7
años se celebran durante el año (excepto en el tiempo de
Cuaresma). Se requiere que los papás y padrinos asistan a una
preparación. (Antes de escoger padrinos les pedimos que sean
casados por la iglesia o solteros y tengan el sacramento de la
Confirmación)
Catequesis de Adultos (R.I.C.A.) Domingos 10:00 am. – Los
adultos pueden recibir los sacramentos del Bautismo, Primera
Comunión y la Confirmación después de un tiempo de
formación.
Sacramentos para Niños y Adolescentes:Todos los niños deben
asistir a las clases de catecismo cada miércoles a las 6:30pm.
(Inglés). Para los que no puedan los miércoles o prefieran en
español, también está la opción los Domingos a las 10:00 am.
Unción de los enfermos: Por favor notifique a la oficina parroquial de algún familiar o amigo admitido al hospital y que desee el Sacramento de la Unción. Matrimonio – Comuníquese a la oficina parroquial
preferiblemente con 6 meses de anticipación como mínimo a la
fecha deseada.
Quinceañeras NO es un Sacramento pero es un sacramental: Se
pueden celebrar cualquier sábado mientas esté disponible la
Iglesia, excepto durante la Cuaresma.
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
SACRAMENTOS
Lunes: Rom 11:29-36; Sal 69 (68):30-31, 33-34, 36; Lc 14:12-14 Martes: Rom 12:5-16b; Sal 131 (130):1bcde-3; Lc 14:15-24 Miércoles: Rom 13:8-10; Sal 112 (111):1b-2, 4-5, 9; Lc 14:25-33 Jueves: Rom 14:7-12; Sal 27 (26):1bcde, 4, 13-14; Lc 15:1-10 Viernes: Rom 15:14-21; Sal 98 (97):1-4; Lc 16:1-8 Sábado: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Sal 46 (45):2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Domingo: 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14; Sal 17 (16):1, 5-6, 8, 15; 2 Tes 2:16 -- 3:5; Lc 20:27-38 [27, 34-38]
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE No todas las patronas latinoamericanas tienen origines en-tre milagros y visiones. Algunas nacen de la devoción mariana del Pueblo de Dios. Tal es el caso con la Virgen de los Treinta y Tres. En 1962, el Papa Juan XXIII la nombró Pa-trona de Uruguay y así confirmó oficialmente lo que el Pueblo de Dios ya había hecho desde el 1825. Esta pequeña imagen de 36 centímetros lleva sobre su ca-beza una corona desproporcionadamente grande, regalo de un general militar y símbolo de la devoción del pueblo. También lleva su curioso nombre en honor a su papel en la Independencia de Uruguay antiguamente llamada la Provin-cia Oriental. Los treinta y tres orientales que comandaron la guerra de liberación encomendaron sus esfuerzos delante esta imagen de origen jesuita. El siglo pasado el pueblo uruguayo comenzó ha patrocinar peregrinajes en honor de su patrona. Eventualmente en 1945 el obispo tuvo la gran idea de llevar la imagen en pere-grinación al pueblo. Desde entonces se ha ido desarrol-lando esta bella costumbre que lleva María al Pueblo cada segundo domingo de noviembre entre homenajes de ca-balladas, desfiles y cantos.
--Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
Para denunciar una sospecha de abuso, llame a la Línea Directa de Protec-ción Infantil de Kentucky: 1-877-KYSAFE1 o 1-877-597-2331 (llamada gra-tuita) o comuníquese con su Fiscal Local de Commonwealth. Para reportar abuso, actual o pasado, a la diócesis por parte de cualquier persona que actúe en nombre de la Iglesia, llame a Louanne Payne, Coordinadora de Asistencia Pastoral (inglés) al 270-852-8380, o Nuria Elizondo, Coordinadora de Asistencia Pastoral (español) al 270-880-8360. También puede visitar la Oficina de Ambiente Seguro (owensborodiocese.org/safe) para obtener más información.
3 de noviembre de 2019 Trigésimo Primer Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
AMBIENTE SEGURO
UN DIOS GRANDE Y GLORIOSO Nuestras lecturas de hoy reflexionan en dos verdades poderosas: Dios es infinitamente más grande de lo que somos y Dios provee toda clase de ayuda para que podamos descubrir y compartir su glo-ria. La lectura del libro de la Sabiduría nos recuerda que somos pe-queños comparados con el Señor de todo el universo . Sin embargo, Dios nos protege y cuida por su amor perfecto. Si somos pequeños, débiles y pecadores comparados con Dios, ¡Estamos bendecidos! La grandeza de Dios nos sostiene y fortaleza. San Pablo anima a los cris-tianos tesalonicenses con el mismo mensaje. Él les recuerda que solo Dios hace a la Iglesia santa. Él ora para que todo lo que emprendan sea para la gloria de Dios. El Evangelio de Lucas nos muestra cómo es en la vida real. Zaqueo, sintiéndose pequeño y excluido, busca a Jesús. Jesús lo encuentra y le da la fuerza que necesita para arrepen-tirse de sus pecados y glorificar a Dios.
Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.
Safe Environment To report suspected abuse, call the Kentucky Child Protection Hot Line: 1-877-KYSAFE1 or 1-877-597- 2331 (Toll Free) or contact your local Commonwealth Attorney. To report abuse to the diocese, current or past, by anyone acting in the name of the Church, call Louanne Payne, Pastoral Assistance Coordinator (English) at 270-852- 8380, or Nuria Elizondo, Pastoral Assistance Coordinator (Spanish) at 270-880-8360. You may also visit the Office of Safe Environment (owensborodiocese.org/safe) for more information.
Preparación de Confirmación Sesión 1: 6 de noviembre a las 6:00 pm en el Salón Parroquial
Fiesta de Thanksgiving de Young At Heart Jueves 14 de noviembre a las 11:30am Invitamos a toda nuestra parroquia Young At Heart (feligreses may-ores de 55 años) a que se unan a nosotros para nuestra fiesta anual de Thanksgiving. Le proporcionaremos el pavo y las bebidas, ¡usted trae los lados y el postre!
Cristo es nuestra luz. El es el regalo. Traiga a su familia y únase a nosotros para una experiencia de oración de adviento. 8 de diciembre a las 3pm en la iglesia
Letter to a Suffering Church Please pick up your copy of the book after masses this weekend! This book addresses the sexual abuse crisis plaguing the Catholic Church. It is not easy to read but it helps us to heal and understand why we should stay and fight for our Catholic Church. We will follow up with 2 emails per week that include videos and discussion points that follow chapters of the book and we will have two parish wide group discussions facilitated by Laura Shoulders on Sunday, November17th from 1-3pm and Tuesday, November 19 from 7-9pm in the Parish Hall small room. In order to make sure you receive the follow up emails, please send an updated email address to [email protected].
Sunday, November 10th at 3pm
PLEASE JOIN US IN THE CHURCH FOR AN HOUR OF WITNESS, SHARING AND PRAYER FOR OUR
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT AND DACA YOUNG PEOPLE
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You! Fr, Kalombo, Fr. Will, and the parish staff would like to thank everyone who treated us to a week of surprises, food, cards,
gifts and well-wishes. We are blessed to be so loved and appreciated by our amazing church family!
Seasons of Discipleship Tri-Parish Mission with “Arise Preaching”
Fr. Brad Zamora Director of Liturgy
Mundelein Seminary
Fr. Matt O’Donnell Pastor, St. Columbanus
Chicago
The stories of the Gospel will come alive through story and song as we
embark on a journey of discipleship to remind us that we are LOVED. HEALED. ANOINTED. This mission affords us an opportunity to set away
some time to root ourselves more deeply in relationship with Christ and
challenge us to live our lives day to day rooted in God’s love throughout our Seasons of Discipleship. We experience God’s love through the waters
of baptism, we are healed through the mercy of reconciliation and we are anointed for our appointed journey to preach the Good News.
MON., NOV 11- BLESSED MOTHER
TUE., NOV 12 - STS. JOSEPH & PAUL
WED., NOV 13 - ST. STEPHEN CATHEDRAL
6:30pm—8:00pm EACH EVENING
