MARCH 13, 2011 ● FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT www.stmaryfc.org

TONIGHT!

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Mass Times

5:00 PM

7:30 AM

9:30 AM

11:30 AM

Presiders Fr. Lewinski Deacon Mike

Fr. Presta Deacon Mike

Fr. O’Malley Deacon Gary

Fr. Payne Deacon Gary

Lectors J. Powell T. Powell

M. Griffith-Petros M.K. Titus

C. Lutzow F. Daugs

E. McPherson K. Crotty

Altar Servers

K. Falkstrom K. Falkstrom G. O’Connor

M. Titus C. Titus

T. Winkelman M. Smola S. Dudzik

M. Franz J. Kasamis L. Kasamis

Eucharistic Ministers

Deacon D. Harmon S. Harmon J. Sinkovec J. Ballwanz M. Marciniak P. Sullivan C. Sullivan C. Kasamis

Deacon D. Prezell E. Tauscher D. DeSalvo M. Tekampe P. Tekampe L. Zucco

Deacon B. Aden P. Aden J. Lyman B. Lyman M. Stumpf H. Stumpf B. Consdorf M. Alandy J. Murphy L. Johnson K. Starck

Deacon O. Santo-Trinidad A. Thompson L. Thompson S. Poletto M. Schofield K. Schofield

Weekday Servers

Tues. 3/15 K. Falkstrom B. Roberts

Thurs. 3/17 E. Krauss C. Kuderna

Liturgical Ministers March 19 and 20, 2011

Mass Intentions Monday, March 14 8:00AM †Joseph Pillar req. Gary & Barbara Schultz Tuesday, March 15 8:00AM †Norvine Solie req. The Solie family Wednesday, March 16 8:00AM †Edward Billick req. Genevieve Billick †Joseph Kotofsy req. Mary Marcheschi 9:15AM †Geraldine Busby req. Victoria Hansen Thursday, March 17, 8:00AM †June Zerwer req. St. Mary of the Annunciation Women’s Club Friday, March 18 8:00AM †Jim Scott req. Anna Scott and family Saturday, March 19 5:00PM †Mike M. Nabasny req. The Nabasny Family †Joe Diebold req. Laverne Logston †Geraldine Busby req. The Poletto family Sunday, March 20 7:30AM For the Parishioners of St. Mary of the Annunciation 9:30AM For the soldiers defending our Country and for Peace †John Gagiliardi req. Barbara, his wife †James Shea Johnson req. Steve & Debbi Knowles †Jim Munk req. Geri Graham †Ralph DeFranco req. Mr. & Mrs. DeFranco †Geraldine Busby req. Ray & MaryAnn Przytula 11:30AM †Casmir Plucinski req. Joe & Nola Plucinski †Marcelle Foley req. Dorothie Murphy

Week Ahead Sunday, March 13 -Hospitality hosted by Teen Ministry 9:30AM Childcare 9:30AM Children Liturgy of the Word 2:00PM Family Catechesis 7:00PM Fr. Bill Burton Parish Mission for Lent Monday, March 14 8:30AM Eucharistic Adoration Meeting 12:00PM St. Mary Senior Club Meeting 7:00PM Fr. Bill Burton Parish Retreat Tuesday, March 15 8:30AM Pray the Rosary 5:30 PM REP (A) 7:00PM Fr. Bill Burton Parish Retreat 7:00 PM Teen Drop-In Wednesday, March 16 9:15AM Mass 6:00 PM P.A.D.S. 7:00 PM Adult Choir Rehearsal 7:00 PM Respect Life Meeting 7:00 PM St. Vincent DePaul Meeting Thursday, March 17—St. Patrick’s Day 8:30AM Pray the Rosary 7:00PM Threshold Bible Study 12:00PM Lenten Prayer 7:00 PM Teen Confirmation Meeting Friday, March 18 8:30AM Divine Mercy Chaplet 4:00PM Challenge Girls Meeting 5:00 PM Stations of the Cross Saturday, March 19 7:30AM Cursillo Movement 9:00AM Seminary Parish Immersion Experience 9:30AM REP 5:00 PM Childcare 5:00PM Children Liturgy of the Word Sunday, March 20 9:30AM Childcare 9:30AM Children Liturgy of the Word 1:30PM First Communion Meeting 2:00PM St. Vincent DePaul Pasta Party

Stewardship Report Sunday Collection February 27, 2011 $17,029.45 Sunday Collection February 28, 2010 $16,981.90 2011 Current Fiscal Year-to-Date $622,221.70 2010 Last Fiscal Year-to-Date $624,391.48

A number of practices from the early Church converged over time to shape what we know today as Lent. From the begin-ning of the Church's liturgical practice, Easter was the central feast. Easter was later stretched to include Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday (Sacred Triduum) - under-stood as one unified celebration of the mystery of Christ's saving passion, death and resurrection (the Paschal Mystery). By the third century a period of preparation for Easter included penance and a strengthening of virtue and prayer and the whole of spiritual life. Fasting was an integral part of this preparation period. The fasting was seen as a discipline that could aid one in the war against sin. Fasting heightened the senses: if you were going to do battle against evil, you had best put your senses on alert. By the end of the fourth century, Lent had become a forty-day period, reminiscent of the forty days that Jesus spent in the desert.

Another component in the evolving season of Lent was the reconciliation of public sinners who were excluded from the community at the beginning of Lent. By the seventh century a more rigorous discipline for penitents was observed and the practice of imposing ashes upon them arose. Before they were admitted to the Eucharistic Table on Holy Thursday, they had to publicly acknowledge their fallen status and reform their lives by public penance. Because their public penance had a profound effect on the entire community's sense of sin, the practice gradually arose of marking the heads of all the faithful at the beginning of Lent. Pope Urban II recommended this practice for the universal Church in 1091.

The most significant factor in the shaping of Lent was the preparation of cate-chumens for Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the Easter Vigil. By the late fourth century, Lent had become an period of intense prayer, preaching and formation directed to the catechumens in the hope of purifying them of their former way of life and strengthening

them for the rigors of the Christian life. There was a clear expectation of a conversion of mind. A sponsor had to vouch for the catechumen's sincerity of faith and readiness for discipleship before he/she would be accepted for Bap-tism. Some of the liturgical prayers and the selection of scriptures introduced at that time can still be found in today's Lenten liturgies. For example, the classic three Gospels in Cycle A of the woman at the Well, The Man Born Blind, and the Raising of Lazarus-thought to be an early Church baptismal catechesis-are still dominant features of Lent today.

If we look at all the elements that have been part of the Church's Lent in the past, we can see how these elements came together to form our experience of Lent today. The reforms of the Second Vatican Council called us back to the basics. That meant a rediscovery of the Sacred Triduum as the hinge upon which all the rest of the liturgical year swings. We must rediscover Easter as the tap root of our Christian spirituality. We pass-over from sin to grace, from death to life, and are made ready for our journey back to God. In the liturgy of the Triduum we celebrate Christ's Passover from death to life, from this life to the Father. In Baptism we do the same.

The presence of catechumens during Lent is always a gift to the community because their journey to the baptismal font poignantly reminds us that we must walk in the same direction, retracing the path of our own conversion and ready-ing ourselves for solemnly renewing our baptismal vows at Easter. Catechu-mens walk to the Font and Table to bury their old selves in the tomb with Christ, to rise with him as new creatures and share the banquet of the victori-ous Lamb of God. We move to the Font and Eucharistic Table in the footsteps of the catechumens in the hope of correcting our sinful habits and returning to or relearning normative Christian behavior.

When we come to the Font and respond, "I DO," we proclaim to all the world who we are and to whom we belong. Catechumens and veteran Christians look to the Font as the womb of Mother Church, the source of our life and in-heritance in Christ. We look to the Eucharistic Table where Christ invites us to drink of the cup he drinks -to share in his life and death, his rising and passing over to the Father.

Where Did Lent Come From?

For Reflection and Action • How will you prepare to renew your Baptismal vows at Easter? • Lent is a good time to invite Catholics who have been distant from the

Church back home. Who will you reach out to?

The next Senior Club Meeting will be Monday, March 14, 2011, at noon in the church meet-ing rooms. Good friends, great jokes and a lunch Have any questions, please call Joyce Ladewig at 847-543-0715.

Saint Mary’s Grief Support Group for Adults March 26th, April 2nd, April 16th, April 30th Our next grief support group for adults will gather in

meeting room #1 every other Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. begin-ning on February 19th. It is open to adult men and women who have suffered the loss of a friend or relative through death. The program will be run by archdiocesan trained facilitators who can help you in your own journey of life without your loved one. Please call to register or just come to see what this ministry offers. For more information contact Betty Steiner @ 847-837-9833 or blstein-er6@aol.com. You will receive a call before each meeting date.

Baroque Break a short concert after mass

Given by the Antiqua Baroque Concert

Saturday, March 26 6:15 PM

After the 5:00 Mass

30 intimate minutes of music

making for horns,

strings, and

voice

St. Mary of the Annunciation School CERTIFICATE PROGRAM We buy Gift Cards at reduced prices then sell them at face value. The difference goes to St. Mary School. The vendors below can be pur-chased 3 ways: after weekend masses, at school during the week (9:00am – 2:00pm), or on Market Day Saturday each month in the school gym. Additional restaurants and stores are on the Vendor List available at www.stmaryfc.org. Click on Youth, then Certificates. Thank you to all the parishioners that have purchased cards since July, 2010. Over $230 has been raised for St. Mary School from those purchases alone.

We order new cards every Monday of the school year! Call Kristine Asmussen at 847-732-9712 with any questions.

Applebee’s $10. Barnes & Noble $10. Dominick’s $25/$100 Burger King $10 Bath & Body Works $10 Jewel/Osco $25/$100 Culver’s $5/$10 Best Buy $25 Sunset Foods $25/$50 Panera $10 Dennis Uniform $20 Walgreen’s $25 Philly G’s $25/$50 Home Depot $25/$100 WalMart $25/$50 Starbucks $10 Kohl’s $25 Wendy’s $10 Land’s End $25 Toys R Us $20 Marathon Gas $25 Shell Gas $25,$50

Monthly Meeting and Social ALL ARE WELCOME

CHILDCARE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Moms & Tots is a ministry for Moms of school age children (elementary and under). Our mission is to provide a place where Moms can go for fellowship, friendship and fun with other Moms in the same phase of life. At the same time, we seek to provide a safe place for children to play and learn with kids their own age. CHILDCARE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!! We are looking for kind and loving individuals to help with childcare at monthly Moms & Tots meetings. Meetings are usually held on the second Wednesday of the month from 9:15 to 11:15. We are looking to expand our pool of volunteers: volunteering your time once or twice this year would be most appreciated! If you are interested please contact Erin Gardner at 847-471-8311 or LDYBXR@hotmail.com or Rita Gonzalez at 847-443-4346 or ritagon@juno.com. Thanks in ad-vance for your help! Sarah Fleming at sarahkfleming@yahoo.com or 773-354-1725 Melissa Mondzelewski at mjcherwin@yahoo.com or 847-201-6964

SAVE THE DATE SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2011 37TH ANNUAL PORK & CORN ROAST

Interested in Becoming More Involved? Wondering where to start? We have more than 60 ministries that serve our parish and community. With so many ministries it can be over-whelming to get started. Send Jennifer Barnes an email at jenniferba-rnes@yahoo.com or give her a call at 847-201-8466. She’ll help direct you to the leaders of ministries that may be a fit for you.

Lenten Regulations Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fast and absti-nence. The Fridays of Lent are days of abstinence.

Abstinence means no meat at any meal for those ages 14 and older.

To fast means 1 full meal and 2 smaller meals and nothing to eat between meals for those 18 through 59 years of age.

The Lenten practices of prayer, fasting and doing works of charity (almsgiving) are encouraged for all Catholics.

Save the Date! Come join us this summer for a SonSurf Beach Bash at St. Mary's Vacation Bible School! VBS is a fun, faith-filled experi-ence that is open to four-year-olds through 5th graders. Children learn

about God's love through Bible Stories, crafts, games, music and skits. Childcare and a mini-VBS for 3-year-olds are available for vol-unteers' children. Youth and teen volunteers can receive up to 20 service hours! Mark VBS 2011 on your calendar today - Monday, June 20th - Friday, June 24th! ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS! Are you interested in a fun and rewarding week of volunteer work this summer? Are you possibly pursuing education studies and would be interested in a great resume builder? We would love to have your help this summer in our VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL program! Our pro-gram runs from June 20th- June 24th and we need your help teaching the youth of our parish! There are opportunities to help with crafts, music, skits, set-up, clean-up, and so much more! Interested? Contact Heather Williams at 847-566-7713 or hw2me@sbcglobal.net OR Check online www.stmaryfc.org. Beginning April 1st for a volun-teer registration form.

We look forward to seeing you this summer!

LENTEN Prayer Activities Stations of the Cross Fridays at 5:00 PM March 18, 25 & April 1, 8 April 15: Special Stations followed by Rice Bowl Potluck Noontime Prayer Short Midday prayer in the Eucharistic Chapel Thursdays at Noon March 17, 24, 31 & April 7, 14, & 21 Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Friday morning following morning mass until 10:00 PM in the Eucharistic Chapel April 8, 8:30 AM—10:00 PM

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays, 4:00 PM (no confessions on Holy Saturday) Parish Reconciliation Service: April 7, 7:00 PM Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week after the 8:00 AM mass. PALM SUNDAY, April 16 & 17 5:00 PM Saturday 7:30, 9:30, & 11:30 AM Sunday Blessing and Distribution of palms at all masses PASCHAL TRIDUUM Holy Thursday, April 21 8:00 AM, Morning Prayer 7:30 PM, Celebrations of the Lord’s Last Supper

Good Friday, April 22 8:00 AM, Morning Prayer 4:00 PM, Celebration of the Passion of the Lord With veneration of the Cross Holy Saturday, April 23 9:00 AM, Morning Prayer with Blessing of Easter Foods 8:00 PM, Easter Vigil Renewal of Baptismal vows First Mass of Easter EASTER SUNDAY, April 12 6:30, 8:00, & 10:00 AM 12:00 PM

Sharing Parish Corner You are cordially invited to join Most Blessed Trinity parish for a Lenten Mission on April 4, 5 and 6, 2011 at our Queen of Peace site. The mis-sion will start at 5:30 PM and end with a light sup-per each day. Our mission will be led by Fr. Robert Dufford, SJ, and will feature a communal healing service and conclude with a celebration of

Mass. As a sharing parish that works so closely with us in our various outreach programs and provides financial support, it is our pleasure to have you join us for this mission experience. Fr. Robert Dufford, SJ Father Bob Dufford is a member of the Wisconsin Province of the So-ciety of Jesus. He is one of the original members of the St Louis Jesu-its, whose music is well-known and found in many parish hymnals. Fr. Dufford has worked as a campus minister at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska and as an internationally acclaimed composer of liturgical music. He began composing music over 20 years ago as a member of the St. Louis Jesuits. He has also served as a well-known and respected Spiritual Director for 15 years at the Jesuit retreat house in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. He currently resides in Omaha where he heads two small parishes and serves at the spirituality center of Creighton University. We are honored and fortunate to have Fr. Duf-ford, SJ preside over our Lenten mission at Most Blessed Trinity.

Fr. Dan Hartnett, SJ

Frassati Academy will team with Sacred Heart Parish in Winnetka, to undertake a Lenten project by collecting new and gently used shoes for the residents of Sassier, Haiti. The collected shoes will be sent to St. Jean Baptiste Parish in Haiti and will provide shoes for the people of southwest Haiti, many who may oftentimes go a life-time without ever owning a pair of shoes. When walking is the only means of getting from one place to another, shoes can be a very welcome commodity. The Outreach/Support ministry of St. Mary, which hopes to soon develop an actual presence in Haiti, will act as a conduit to facilitate the transfer of the donated shoes from Frassati Academy to Sacred Heart Parish. Please pray for the success of this shoe drive and for the people of Haiti. If you know a Frassati Academy student, please offer to give them some gently used shoes (any kind except boots, it doesn’t snow in Haiti) that they may bring to their collection point. Additional information about this pro-ject may be obtained from Deacon Gary Kupsak at (847) 791-5285 or kupcop@comcast.net.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Help us to support the Bishops’ Initiative on marriage! Couples who make Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekends not only rediscover the joy, intimacy & romance in their relationships, but also become more active in their parish. Together, we are making marriages, fami-lies and our Church stronger and healthier. “...be like a wise man who built his house on rock.” (Today’s Gospel) Rediscover the foundation of your marriage by joining with your spouse in a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend. The next week-ends for the Chicago/Northwest Indiana area are June 24-26, 2011, September 9-11, 2011 and November 4-6, 2011. Early registration is highly recommended. For reservations/information, call Jim or Kris at 1-800-442-3554 or contact us at www.mechicagogary.org. For a Week-end en Espanol (other dates), contact Oscar & Luz at 847-675-2119 or Aurelio & Letitia at 773-284-5308.

Quilt Raffle The St. Mary’s Women’s Club members will be distributing raffle ticket envelopes for the Quilt Raffle to be held the week-end of April 9th and 10th after all the Masses the next two weeks. Please make sure you get your raffle tickets as this is the last year you will have a chance to win a hand-made quilt.

The Bake Sale will be held on Saturday and Sunday following all the Masses and the raffle will be held after the 11:30am Mass on April 10th.

Any questions please call Colletta Lenzen at (847) 566-7361.

Fourth Graders Make History St. Mary of the Annunciation School students became the first class at their school to Skype when they used this technology recently to interact with students at St. Walter Catholic School on Chicago’s south side. The fourth graders at each school began by introducing

themselves, which was projected in the school library for the class to observe. Following, several of St. Mary School students shared their class reports, models and Power Point on Niagara Falls, the Appala-chian Mountain Range and Ellis Island, New York. Students shared information and rules about games they designed to help players learn about Niagara Falls and the Appalachian Mountains. “This type of real-time interaction allows St. Mary students to connect with others – be it across town or eventually around the world – in a unique learning opportunity,” said Ms. Eileen Sullivan, principal at St. Mary School. “Children are especially engaged in the learning process when they explore a topic and learn from each other. The students embrace new learning methods that can spark their curiosity and pro-vide tools for research and learning.” Ms. Sullivan added, “When I see our fourth graders making seven minute presentations with Power Point slides that they have created or sharing a video that they have produced with a team of their peers, I know that we are making strides in Catholic education to equip our students with the skills they need for their future academic careers and beyond. We are leading the way for our children to succeed in the 21st century.”

A National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence For more information, call 847-223-4021

or online at http://dev.stmaryfc.org/school.

Journeying Through the Desert As we enter the desert of Lent together, Jesus shows us that to live fully the life of God has given us, we must obey His Commandments and follow the Holy Spirit. Just as we are called to care for the gift of our eternal life, we are also called to care for the gift of God’s creation. Catholic Relief Services’ Operation Rice Bowl supports programs in Haiti and around the world that teach farmers effective and ecol-ogically sensitive growing methods which allow them to get the most out of their land while preserving it for future gen-erations.

Did You Take Your Rice Bowl? This Lent St. Mary Parish will participate in Operation Rice Bowl, a program organized by Catholic Relief Services that has been provid-ing assistance all over the world for more than 30 years.

Each year, Operation Rice Bowl invites us to pray with our families and faith communities; fast in solidarity with those who hunger; learn more about our global community and the challenges of poverty over-seas; and give sacrificial contributions to those in need.

Each Lent, nearly 13,000 faith communities across the United States participate to demonstrate solidarity with the poor around the world. Seventy-five percent of Operation Rice Bowl donations come to CRS to help fund development programs designed to increase food secu-rity around the world. Twenty-five percent of the donations support hunger and poverty alleviation efforts in dioceses within the United States. You’ll find much more information, Family activities, prayers, and in-spiration at the Operation Rice Bowl website: http://orb.crs.org.

CD of the Month “Change the World in 60 Seconds”

by Tom Peterson

Tom Peterson was an award winning national advertising executive, but lukewarm in his faith. Then, in 1997, he attended a Catholic men’s retreat. While praying before the Blessed Sacrament, he experienced a profound spiritual transformation and a clear vocational calling. God was inviting him to use his talents in television media for a greater good... to evangelize the world. Soon after, Peterson founded Cathol-icsComeHome.org and VirtueMedia.org, two educational non-profit media apostolates that promote evangelization and the sanctity of life. The sites are helping hundreds or thousand of souls come home to the Catholic Church. In this motivating presentation, Tom shares how just 60 seconds can truly change the world, often one life at a time. Please remember a $3 donation per CD is suggested to allow the

parish to continue the program and offer new material.

WELCOME OUR NEW PARISHIONIERS

Paul & Lorraines Olley Christopher & Kathryn Aspergren Virginia Davis The Davis Family Bernhart & Rita Bell Jeanne Cooper The Staab Family The Driessen Family The Doucette Family Vern & Rosanne Lappe The Georgia Family Chester & Patricia Biel Evelyn Kantola Federico & Carmelita Barin Sandi Scegniak The Waggoner Family Eugene & Elaine Pikora Jan & Danuta Machnikowski Mark & Mark Michalski Daniel & Lorianne Marcotte Marlene Mele Perry Ognibene& Janet Szewczyk The Martin Family Sally Gustafson Margaret Stephan

Advanced dinner tickets will be available after Mass.

Raffle tickets and door prize tickets will be available at

the dinner. Winner need not be present to win. Thank

you to Phil Gilardi Jr. for your generous donation of

the dinner and staff.

The St. Vincent De Paul Society (SVDP) in-vites you and your Family to enjoy a wonderful Sunday dinner while you help the needy. It’s the ninth annual Pasta Dinner Party on Sun-day, afternoon, March 20th. The featured at-traction is a delicious dinner from Philly G’s Restaurant. Proceeds from this event will bene-fit those served by the St. Mary Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP). Are you a baker? Donations of home-made desserts on the day of the party would be greatly appreciated. Door Prizes need: Gift cards, knickknacks, tickets, etc. Contact Janice Sinkovec for more information at 847-543-1983 You may join for dinner in Diantha Hall of St. Mary School any time between 2:00 and 4:30 PM. Your dinner will include: Tasty Pasta with Sauce and Meatballs, Crisp Garden Salad with dressing, Fresh Italian Bread and Scrumptious Dessert, choice of Coffee or Tea included: beer, wine and pop are available for an additional donation.

The St. Mary of the Annunciation Conference of the Society of St. Vincent De Paul presents the

Sunday, March 20, 2011 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Diantha Hall

Featuring a delicious dinner from

Dinner Donation Price

Adults $10.00

Children 4 to 12: $ 5.00

Children 3 and under: Free

Takeout Available

So come with your Family and friends to enjoy a deli-

cious and very reasonably priced Sunday dinner. You

will help the needy (and have no dishes to clean)

Sacrament of Penance Saturdays 4:00—4:40 PM, and by appointment

Baptisms Ordinarily during the Mass on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month and after the Mass on the other Sundays, outside of Lent

Adult Initiation Adults who wish to become Roman Catholics are enrolled in a formation process that includes prayer, dialogue, instruction, and introduction to the Church’s life and values, rituals and tradition. Call the parish office for more information.

Marriage St. Mary Parish rejoices with parishioners who are preparing for the Sacrament of Matrimony. The Church requires at least four months’ time before the marriage for adequate preparation. A parish wedding information packet is available at the parish office.

Ministry of Care Ministers of Care visit the homes of the sick, homebound, or hospitalized and bring Holy Communion to them. Call the parish office when a pastoral visit is desired. The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is administered by the parish priest upon request.

New parishioners We welcome new members who wish to worship with us and support the parish’s work and mission. Please call the parish office to schedule a time to register. A complete listing of parish services and organizations is available at the parish office.

Rev. Ronald J. Lewinski Ext. 213 Pastor

Dean, Vicariate I-A

Rev. Nate Payne Ext. 215 Associate Pastor

Deacon Mike O’Malley Deacon Gary Kupsak Deacon Robert Poletto

Mr. Fred Vipond Ext. 216 Director of Music & Liturgy

Ms. Eileen Sullivan Ext. 310 School Principal

Ms. Sue Matousek Ext. 218 Director of Religious Education

Mr. Greg Entwhistle Ext. 217 Coordinator of Youth Ministry

Ms. Mary Hall Ext. 212 Business Manager / Development Director Penny Elwood Bookkeeper/Accountant

Ms. Victoria Hansen Ext. 200 Administrative Assistant

Mr. Richard Plage Ext. 210 Mr. William Zerwer Maintenance

Dustin Zubert Pastoral Council President

Kathleen Arata School Board President

Rev. Patrick O’Malley Rev. James Presta

Parish Staff Mass

Saturday 5:00 PM

Sunday 7:30 AM 9:30 AM 11:30 AM

Weekday Monday—Friday

8:00 AM

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