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3050 ALTA DRIVE LAS VEGAS, NV 89107 Parish Office: 702-802-2300 Fax: 702-802-2301
Website: www.ollvchurch.org Email: [email protected] Parish App: myparishapp.com PARISH OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 8:30am - 4:00pm (Closed for lunch 11:30am-12:30pm)
OLLV School: 702-802-2323
PASTORAL STAFF Served by Society of Christ Fathers
Rev. Gerald Grupczynski, SChr, Pastor Rev. Tomasz Ludwicki, SChr, Parochial Vicar
Dave Kowaleski, Director of Music
FAITH FORMATION Religious Education & Confirmation Liz Williams: 702-802-2362 [email protected]
RCIA
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Julia Dodson: 702-802-2300 [email protected]
LIFE TEEN Marc Sayre: [email protected]
MASS TIMES
Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm Sunday: 6:30am, 8:00am, 10:00am, 12:00pm, 1:30pm Polish, 5:00pm, 6:30pm with Tagalog music Weekday: Monday - Friday 8:00am (Rosary before Mass at 7:25am) Civic & Holiday: Refer to parish bulletin Holy Days of Obligation: Refer to parish bulletin
RECONCILIATION (Confession)
Saturday: 3:30pm - 4:15pm
FIRST FRIDAY 7:30am: Sacrament of Reconciliation 8:00am: Mass (Eng.) / Adoration to follow 6:00pm: Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet 6:15pm: Sacrament of Reconciliation 7:00pm: Mass (Eng.) / Holy Hour to follow
FIRST SATURDAY 8:00am: Mass (Eng.)
DEVOTIONS St. Jude: Every Tuesday morning following the 8:00am Mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Every Wednesday morning after the 8:00am Mass
APRIL 17 - MAY 9 SCHOOL of PRAYER PAGE 10 APRIL 27 BINGO PAGE 4 APRIL 29 SPRING SHOW PAGE 4
Our Lady of Las Vegas ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
- Faith, Family, Friends -
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The fourth Sunday of Easter is also called Good Shepherd Sunday. In each of the three lectionary cycles, our Gospel is taken from the 10th chapter of the Gospel of John. In Cycle B, we hear the middle
verses of this chapter. Unless we consider this chapter in the greater context of John’s Gospel, we will miss the radical nature of the statement Jesus makes when he declares himself to be the Good Shepherd. This chapter of John’s Gospel follows Jesus’ healing of the man born blind and the rejection of this miracle by the Jewish leaders who question Jesus’ authority to heal. Jesus responds to this challenge by calling himself the Good Shepherd. He is criticizing the leadership of the Pharisees and the other Jewish leaders. The Pharisees and other Jewish leaders are so angry that they attempt to stone and arrest Jesus (see John 10:31,39). This controversy with the religious leaders continues until Jesus’ death. In the portion of the chapter that we hear proclaimed today, Jesus describes his relationship with his followers as similar to the relationship between a good shepherd and his sheep. As a good shepherd will risk and lay down his life in order to protect his sheep, Jesus willingly sacrifices himself for the sake of his sheep. Jesus contrasts the actions of the good shepherd with the actions of the hired shepherd who abandons the sheep in the face of danger. In the verses following Jesus' teaching, we learn that the Pharisees and the other religious leaders understand that Jesus is referring to them when he describes the hired shepherds. The concern of a good shepherd for his sheep is part of the shepherd’s job. Jesus says, however, that the actions of the good shepherd are based upon the relationship that develops between the shepherd and the sheep. This is at the heart of the difference between the good shepherd and the hired shepherd. The good shepherd knows the sheep and therefore acts out of love. For the Good Shepherd, this is never simply part of a job; this love-in-action is integral to his identity. As with so much of John’s Gospel, one hears in this passage John’s particular focus on Christology. As the sheep are known by the Good Shepherd, the Father knows Jesus and Jesus knows the Father. There is an essential unity between the Father and the Son. The freedom with which Jesus acts when he lays down his life is rooted in the unity that he shares with his Father. In this context, Jesus also refers to others with whom he shares a relationship. By this reference, John probably understands the eventual inclusion of the Gentiles in the Christian community. Our modern ears hear this as a reference to Christian unity. The work of ecumenism is to restore unity among all Christians so that we form one flock under one shepherd, as God desires. — www.loyolapress.com
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Sanctuary Lamp Sponsorship APRIL 22 - 28, 2018
This week the Sanctuary Lamp is in memory of HONORIA TISBE
Sponsored by Sonia Tabor
Prayer Intentions of the Holy Father APRIL 2018
For Those who have Responsibility in Economic Matters: That economists may have the courage to reject any economy of exclusion and know how to open new paths.
Catholic Mass for the Homebound - The Diocese offers a televised Mass for the home-bound each Sunday at 7:30am on KFBT Channel 33.1 Digital or Cox Cable Channel 6.
Relevant Radio - Now in Las Vegas, you can listen to Catholic radio 24-hours a day by tuning your radio to 970am / KNIH.
First Reading — There is no other name under heaven by which we are to be saved than the name of Jesus Christ the Nazarene (Acts 4:8-12). Psalm — The stone rejected by the builders has become the cornerstone (Psalm 118). Second Reading — See what love the Father has bestowed on us that we may be called the children of God (1 John 3:1-2). Gospel — I am the good shepherd. A good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep (John 10:11-18). The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
TODAY’S READINGS
Saturday, April 21 - Easter Weekday; Saint Anselm 3:30pm: Confessions 4:30pm: For the Intentions of Virginia & Mathew del Rosario; †Gualberto Ko
Sunday, April 22 - Fourth Sunday of Easter 6:30am: †Harry Leasure 8:00am: †Asa Lawson Jr.; †Primitivo L. Ordinaro 10:00am: †Maria Emilia Guenechea; †Sherry Whitney 12:00pm: †Cecilia Largado; †Lourdes Martinez 1:30pm: (Polish) For the Parishioners of OLLV 5:00pm: †Brandon Reis 6:30pm: For the Intentions of Christopher and Estela
Monday, April 23 - Easter Weekday; Saint George; Saint Adalbert 8:00am: †George Davis; †Mario Luglio
Tuesday, April 24 - Easter Weekday; Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen 8:00am: †Renato M. Gonzales; †Cristina Baligad
Wednesday, April 25 - Saint Mark, Evangelist 8:00am: †Ramiro Ospina 9:15am: (School) †Antonio Angeles
Thursday, April 26 - Easter Weekday 8:00am: †Souls in Purgatory
Friday, April 27 - Easter Weekday 8:00am: For the Unborn Children
Saturday, April 28 - Easter Weekday; Saint Peter Cha;nel; Saint Louis Grignion de Montfort 3:30pm: Confessions 4:30pm: †Susan Weselnick
Sunday, April 29 - Fifth Sunday of Easter 6:30am: For the Intentions of Mickey Emery 8:00am: †Dorothy Marynow 10:00am: For the Intentions of the Knights of Columbus, Council 9102; †Baby Chaya-Janine Cruz-Santos 12:00pm: For the Intentions of Rick Sartor; †David Humm 1:30pm: (Polish) For the Parishioners of OLLV; †Pedro Negron 5:00pm: †Ida Metoyer, †Ponciano Nieva 6:30pm: †Salvacion E. Jimenez
MASS INTENTIONS
PLEASE NOTE Our parish is NO LONGER able to accept donations for Catholic Charities. Please take food or other items directly to Catholic Charities or Goodwill Industries. Also consider St. Therese Center Dry Food Pantry off Palo Verde and Boulder Hwy.
Monday: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; Jn 10:1-10 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn 10:22-30 Wednesday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14; Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16-17; Mk 16:15-20 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25: Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27; Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14 Sunday: Acts 9:26-31; Ps 22:26-28, 30-32; 1 Jn 3:18-24; Jn 15:1-8
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
OLLV PARISH APP
Text App to phone number 88202, or visit myparishapp.com to download.
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Sunday Offering Totals
APRIL 15, 2018 First Collection $13,183.18 Parish Building Maintenance $ 327.00
Thank you for your continued support!
Sponsored by Our Lady of Las Vegas Roman Catholic Church
Friday, April 27, 2018 7:00pm
Our Lady of Las Vegas Roman Catholic Church 3050 Alta Drive | Las Vegas, NV 89107
In Bevan Hall’s McFarland Room
Cash Payouts & Prizes Snacks & Drinks
$20.00 buy-in
Must be 21 or Over to Attend
All Proceeds to Support Our Lady of Las Vegas School
CSA UPDATE as of MARCH 31, 2018
2018 CSA GOAL $131,398.00 Total Received $ 48,541.05 Total Needed to Reach Goal $ 82,856.95
Green CSA Envelope The green CSA envelopes that are being mailed to our registered parishioners, along with the regular offertory envelopes, are to be used by those parishioners who have not
pledged a donation amount through the Diocese. If you have already filled out a CSA pledge card and mailed it to the Diocese, you have completed your CSA obligation. Use the green envelope only if you have not completed a pledge card and would like to donate to the CSA program on a periodic basis.
SUNDAY, APRIL 29 at 2:30pm in Bevan Hall’s Gym
Poems and songs by the children from Saint John Paul II Polish School in
Las Vegas and Dance Group Kujawiaczek Enjoy grilled sausage, pie and coffee
Some city teenagers often scorn and reject farm kids. Yet it’s no exaggeration to say that humanity owes its life to farmers who care for the world’s crops and livestock. This week’s scriptures remind us that Jesus was as rejected as a shepherd, a farm boy, yet we owe our very lives to him. In this Sunday’s reading from the Acts of the Apostles Peter tells the people that salvation comes through Jesus Christ, the one who was rejected. In John’s letter we hear that we have become God’s beloved children through Jesus, whom the world did not know. Lastly, in the Gospel Jesus describes himself as the Good Shepherd who “lays down his life for the sheep” (John 10:11). Will you join Jesus in laying down your life for God’s beloved flock? Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.
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Our Lady of Las Vegas’
Divine Mercy Prayer Group Worship Songs of Praise Fellowship
MONDAY, MAY 7 6:30pm - 8:30pm
in the Welcome Room of the Church For more information, contact:
Mary Diluciano at 702-485-9067
All are invited to participate in the OLLV Parish Pro-Life Ministry
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 2018 6:30pm - 7:30pm
In Bevan Hall’s McFarland Room
PRAYER at PLANNED PARENTHOOD 3220 W. Charleston Blvd
SATURDAY, MAY 12 at 10:00am
For more information, contact Celia Ryba at 702-259-6696 or [email protected]
The following children were recently baptized into our faith:
Alaina Jeselle Austria, Aleina Jayde Baclig
Jaxson James Banda, Juliana Marion Pohorsky, Salvador Serrato, Jr., Alysen Marie Sandow,
Samuel Serrato
Cheryl Ventenilla 05/06 Trish Betwinski 05/06 Doran Family 05/06 Nancy Steiner 05/06 Ronald & Kathy Izydor 05/06 Rosa Soto Sanchez 05/06 Vester & Mary Shultz 05/06 Kay, Mary & Doug Schmitz 05/06 John Blas 05/06 Jean Hill 05/06
Jace Talbot 05/06 Debbie Ingram 05/06 Ashley Wheeler 05/06 John Slusarczyk 05/06 John McCauley 05/20 Linda McCauley 05/20 Jayne McCauley 05/20 Rosalie Cusimano 05/20 Rebecca Chambers 05/20 Steve Grant 05/20
Jamie Kimball 05/20 Ken & Charlotte Kimball 05/20 Margo Turner 05/20 Bill Mitchell 05/20 Anne Carey 05/20 Mark & Ryan Gorman & Fam. 05/20 Jason & Sophia Ludwicki 05/20 Shannon Boyd 05/20 Sara Ayoub 05/20 Pat Webb 05/20
Mickey Emery 05/20 Darel Blum 05/20 Carmella Cris 05/20 Frances Blanco 05/20
PLEASE PRAY for THOSE WHO ARE ILL If you have the sick person’s permission, you may request that their name be printed in the bulletin for prayers. This is strictly for the sick only. Their name will remain for four consecutive Sundays.
Baby Bottle Campaign By filling a bottle you are helping to meet the spiritual and physical needs of a family in a crisis pregnancy.
Bottles will be collected on: May 5 & 6 There will be receptacle in the vestibule of the church to drop off your filled baby bottles.
Your participation will save a life!
SILENCE - Silence is a gift of God, to let us speak more intimately with God. —St. Vincent Pallotti
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St. Peregrine Novena with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Blessing with a St. Peregrine Relic from Rome
Specifically for those who have Cancer,
are Cancer survivors or care for someone who has/had Cancer
SHRINE of the MOST HOLY REDEEMER 55 East Reno Avenue, Las Vegas
Every Monday following the daily 12:10pm Mass
THURSDAY, APRIL 26 7:00PM
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church 1811 Pueblo Vista Dr. | Las Vegas, 89128
In the Parish Hall All parishioners are invited to attend the quarterly meeting. Bring your questions and ideas...let your voice be heard.
For additional information, and to RSVP, please contact [email protected] or call 702-212-6472.
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Here in the United States there is a great need for evangelization and sharing the message of Christ and the beauty of the Church. The Church at home needs to be strengthened and fortified. The weekend of April 29, 2018, as a diocese, we will take up the Catholic Home Missions Appeal (CHMA), which supports the neediest dioceses in the United States. This appeal makes the most basic faith programs possible and shares the gospel message with our brothers and sisters in dioceses where Church communities are scattered and struggling. The Diocese of Pueblo’s “wild west” terrain, very mountainous and lonely, has shaped the attitude of pastors and parishioners alike—they tend to be highly independent. This has served them well, since only 44 priests and 45 deacons are available to serve the needs of over 64,000 Catholics. The diocese is primarily rural, covering the entire southern half of the state of Colorado, and the priest shortage is felt very strongly there. But with your support of CHMA, the Diocese of Pueblo offers lay ministry training programs. This training will provide ministers to serve the most isolated parishes and offer spiritual support for Catholics in the diocese. Your support of this appeal makes a difference in the faith lives of our brothers and sisters right here in the United States. Please prayerfully consider how you can support the appeal this year. To learn more about the appeal and those who benefit from it, visit www.usccb.org/home-missions. Thank you for strengthening the Church at home. Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Rev. Joseph A. Pepe, DD, JCD Apostolic Administrator
Next Weekend’s Second Collection
Becoming a priest or a man or woman religious is not primarily our own decision.... Rather it is the response to a call and to a call of love.
—Pope Francis, Address to Seminarians and Novices, July 6, 2013
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ANOINTING OF THE SICK: If you are in need of anointing, even if you are homebound or hospitalized, contact the parish office at 802-2300. In an emergency situation when the office is closed, you will be directed to the emergency extension.
BAPTISMS: Baptisms are usually held on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Parents must be registered, active parishioners at a parish for at least 3 months. Parents and Godparents must attend a baptism class (OLLV’s class is usually the second Thursday of each month). Once these requirements are met, you may then make an appointment with our Sacramental Administrator at 802-2300.
HOLY COMMUNION TO THE HOMEBOUND: If you are homebound or in a hospital and would like to receive holy communion, please contact the parish office 802-2300.
FOOD & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Through the generosity of our parishioners, OLLV is able to help Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada in providing assistance to needy families. Please contact Catholic Charities at 385-2662.
FUNERALS: Please call the parish office at 802-2300. If you have already made arrangements with a funeral director, a staff member will coordinate with them to meet your needs.
MARRIAGE: At least one party must be a registered active parishioner of a parish for at least 6 months before an appointment can be made with our Sacramental Administrator, 802-2300. Please contact the parish office as soon as possible as at least 6 months is necessary to fulfill the marriage preparation requirements.
MASS INTENTIONS: Mass intention requests are scheduled through the parish office during office hours. If a specific date is desired, please schedule as far in advance as possible.
PARISH REGISTRATION: Regardless of where you live, if you would like to join our parish, please register at the parish office. You may also request a parish registration form by calling the office at 802-2300 during regular business hours, email [email protected] or go to our on-line registration at www.ollvchurch.org.
**In order that we may better serve you, please use your parish envelopes. This way you are known to us when requesting the services of the church. Please be aware that active registration is a requirement for many parish programs.
PRAYER LIST: If you know someone who is ill or in need of special prayers (not deceased), please contact the parish office at 802-2300 or email to [email protected].
Office of Victim’s Assistance - Help is available to you or anyone who has been abused or victimized by someone representing the Roman Catholic Church. Contact the Victim Assistance Coordinator at 702-235-7723.
SACRAMENTAL MINISTRIES
Anointing of the Sick: Call the Parish Office 802-2300 Baptisms: Parish Office 802-2300 Funerals: Parish Office 802-2300 Weddings: Julia 802-2300
FAITH FORMATION
Religious Education & Confirmation: Liz Williams 802-2362 or [email protected]
RCIA: Julia Dodson 802-2300 or [email protected] LifeTeen: Marc Sayre [email protected]
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
• Altar Servers: Christian Castro 702-403-9905 [email protected] • Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
(EOM): Cynthia (Stockwell) Pawl 858-2011 • Homebound Ministry: Patti Brandeburg 802-2300 (parish office) • Lectors: Cynthia (Stockwell) Pawl 858-2011 • Music Director: David Kowaleski 245-6159 • Sacristans: Terresa Gonzales 373-8493 • Ushers: Brian Schmidt 802-2300 (parish office)
ORGANIZATIONS
• Knights of Columbus: A non-parish organization that provides service opportunities to the Catholic Church. Contact: Tom Villardi, Grand Knight 562-569-2754
• OLLV San Pedro Calungsod Alliance for Lay Adults for the Youth: Rey Espina, President 702-595-5988
• Pro-Life Ministry: Celia Ryba 702-259-6696 or [email protected] • Society of St. Mary: A group of dedicated men, has
been committed to the needs of the children & parishioners of OLLV. Contact: Joe Peña, President
702-338-7714 or [email protected] • Polish School & Dance: Elizabeth Youngman 702-232-4488 • Women’s Guild: Jessica Paxton, President 310-989-5842
DIOCESAN ASSOCIATED MINISTRIES
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada: 702-385-2662 St. Therese Center HIV Outreach: 702-564-4224 Protecting God’s Children & Victim Assistance: Contact Ron Vallance 702-235-7723 Vocations: Office of Vocations 702-735-3500 Women’s Resource: 702-366-1247
Parish Manager: Julia Dodson Business Manager: Georgia Charles Office Assistant: Joseph Dodson
Bulletin Editor/Registrations/Gift Shop: Cindy Almeida Maintenance: Rose Torchio, Joel Mondragon Finance Assistant: Susie Johnson
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Coordinator: Liz Williams 3046 Alta Drive Las Vegas, NV 89107
Phone: 702-802-2362 Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 8:30am - 2:30pm; Tuesday 1:00pm - 2:30pm; Friday CLOSED
All Religious Education & Confirmation classes are held on the OLLV School Campus. Contact the Religious Education & Confirmation Office if you have any questions regarding these programs.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CONFIRMATION - I
Wednesday, April 25 Last Class: 5:45pm - 7:15pm
Sunday, May 6 Pancake Breakfast - Classroom 17
Be in Bevan Hall by 7:00am
Wednesday, May 2 5:45pm - 7:15pm
Practice in the Church for First Holy Communion
Wednesday, May 9 Class: 5:45pm - 7:45pm
Wednesday, May 9 5:45pm - 7:15pm
Practice in the Church for First Holy Communion
SATURDAY, MAY 12 FIRST HOLY COMMUNION MASS
Mass: 10am Students need to be in Bevan Hall by: 8:45am
A full schedule can be found at www.ollvchurch.org | Click on Faith Formation | Click on Documents
STAND AND BE COUNTED STAND AND BE COUNTED STAND AND BE COUNTED Become members of Our Lady of Las Vegas ChurchBecome members of Our Lady of Las Vegas ChurchBecome members of Our Lady of Las Vegas Church
Registering in a parish is a declaration of your desire to be part of a Catholic community and a commitment to the life of the parish family. To clearly state your Catholic commitment in all its dimensions brings you advantages, recognition and responsibilities of many kinds. Being a registered parishioner makes things much easier when it is time for Baptism, First Holy Communion, Confirmation, Weddings, School Registration, when asked to be a baptism or confirmation sponsor and even funerals. We will also be able to provide you with a financial statement for your taxes at the end of the year. We are often asked to provide affidavits for Baptism and Confirmation sponsors. We can only do this if a person is a registered, active and contributing member in our parish. How do you know if you are already registered? A registered parishioner receives all parish mailings. So, are you a registered parishioner? If not, please consider registering. Registration forms are available in the parish office or you may register on our parish website at www.ollvchurch.org.
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Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic School 3046 Alta Drive Las Vegas, NV 89107
Phone: 702-802-2323 Fax: 702-802-2324 School Website: www.ollvschool.org Principal: Phyllis Joyce Vice-Principal: Monica Futryk
The school is collecting Box Tops for Education. You may bring them to the School Office or put them in the collection basket during the weekend’s Mass.
OLLV Life Teen - 6:15pm - 7:45pm For more information contact Marc Sayre: [email protected]
Sunday, April 22 Life Night in Bevan Hall’s Gym
Sunday, April 29 Social Night in Bevan Hall’s McFarland Room
Sunday, May 6 Life Night in Bevan Hall’s McFarland Room
Sunday, May 13 MOTHER’s DAY - No Life Teen
Sunday, May 20 End of Year Social in Bevan Hall’s Gym
Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic School prepares students to become Catholic leaders of the 21st Century. Find out more about our wonderful faith formation, academic excellence and progressive learning opportunities.
PROGRAM: Fully Accredited, Pre-K - 8th Grade, Student Centered, Technology Driven, Family Oriented, Community Focused, Globally Engaged CURRICULAR ENRICHMENT: School Masses, Sports Programs, Leadership Opportunities, Community Service, Visual Arts, Children’s Choir, Band & Orchestra, Field Trips, Science Fair, Chess Club SERVICES: Chapel on School Grounds, Bevan Hall, Before & After-School Care, Hot Lunch, Student Success Teams, Sports Field & Gymnasium, Science Lab, Two Technology Labs, Library, Daily Broadcast, Flat Screen TV & Interactive White-Boards in each classroom
Monday, April 23 • No Special Events
Tuesday, April 24 • No Special Events
Wednesday, April 25 • School Mass: 9:15am
Thursday, April 26 • Multi-Cultural Night: 5:30pm - 7:00pm • No After Care
Friday, April 27 • Minimum Day / End of Year Meeting
PARKING LOT SAFETY PARKING LOT SAFETY PARKING LOT SAFETY --- The parish and school staff would like to emphasize that SAFETY is always a top priority. Please be mindful of your speed and parking lot courtesy when entering and exiting. We strive to avoid safety hazards to our students, parents, parishioners and staff. Thank you.
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Are you hungry for Jesus? Fr. Tom invites you to attend the
SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL ofofof PRAYERPRAYERPRAYER
Tuesdays at 6:30pm in the Welcome Room of
Our Lady of Las Vegas Church
APRIL 17 - May 29
The classes will be composed of two parts: Catechizing and prayer practice; all in 90 minutes. In the second semester, we will try to delve deeper into the prayer process. No pre-enrollment needed. Please bring your personal bible to the classes for reference.
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