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Our Lady of the Assumption Parish
PASTOR Rev. Edward C. Domme PAROCHIAL VICAR Rev. Michelangelo Cimino DEACONS Deacon Jim Delgado Deacon Maurice Graff Deacon Jack Granato PARISH OFFICE (505) 256-9818 Fax (505) 256-3131 811 Guaymas Place NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Hours 8:30 am-12:00 pm & 1:00-4:30 pm Mon.-Fri. Closed Weekends, Holy Days & Holidays SCHOOL OFFICE (505) 256-3167 815 Guaymas Place NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 WEBSITE www.olacs.org SUNDAY OBLIGATION MASS: 5:00 pm Saturday SUNDAY MASSES: 7:00 am, 10:00 am and 11:30 am (English) 8:30 am (Bilingual) WEEKDAY MASSES: Monday-Saturday 8:30 am CONFESSIONS: Saturday 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm or by appointment during regular office hours.
Mission Statement: Created in God’s image, we are the people of Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Parish. In communion
with the Roman Catholic Church and the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, we dedicate ourselves to living the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Guided by the Holy Spirit; nourished by the Sacraments; and under the Patronage of Our Lady
of the Assumption; we strive to use our varied gifts and rich heritage to build the Body of Christ through worship, prayer, education, and service to all.
On the Corner of Lomas and Tennessee NE
February 11, 2018 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK OF February 12 - February 18, 2018 Mon., 12th * Weekday
James 1:1-11 8:30am † Beva and Pete Jaramillo by the family Psalm 119:67, 68, 71, 72, † Tony Chavez by Eileen Martin 75, 76 † Michael J., Marcella M., Michael J. Toohey, Jr. and Elinor Schueth Mark 8:11-13 Tue., 13th * Weekday * James 1:12-18 8:30am † Ernestine Moore by the family Psalm 94:12-13a, 14-15, † Tony St. John by Pat and Charlotte Goodwin 18-19 – S.I. for Sherry Horacek by Carol and Bill Valentine
Mark 8:14-21
Wed., 14th * Weekday * ASH WEDNESDAY School Mass - grade 4 Joel 2:12-18 8:30am – S.I. for Sherry Horacek by Carol and Bill Valentine Psalm 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 12-13 – S.I. for Ramona Ernest by Andy and Irene Silva 14 & 17 12:00pm – S.I. for the victims of the Solar Villa apartments fire 2 Corinthians 5:20 - 6:2 † Pauline, Tony and Richard Gandara by M.A. Ramirez Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18 6:00pm † Vallida Lutgen by Elida Saucedo – S.I. for the Rosary Makers Guild at St. Bernadette Parish Thur., 15th * Weekday * 8:30am † Tony and Sarah Velarde by the family Deuteronomy 30:15-20 – S.I. for Sherry Horacek by Carol and Bill Valentine Psalm 1:1-2, 3, 4 & 6 5:30pm – S.I. for Eliana Frias
Luke 9:22-25 † Rozier Sanchez by OLA Parish Fri., 16th * Weekday * 8:30am † Tillie Trambley by the family Isaiah 58:1-9a – S.I. for Sherry Horacek by Carol and Bill Valentine Psalm 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 18-19 5:30pm † William Padgett by Mary Beth Lyden and family Matthew 9:14-15 † Paul Briggs by his wife, Mable Briggs 6:00pm Stations of the Cross 6:30pm Soup and Bread Meal Sat., 17th * Weekday * The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order Isaiah 58:9b-14 8:30am † Tricia Campos and Josena Campos Psalm 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 – S.I. for Sherry Horacek by Carol and Bill Valentine 12:00pm Convalidation: Mark and Juanita Kilijanski Luke 5:27-32 5:00pm – S.I. for Lucy Bunnell by Margaret Gates † Geraldine Meyer by Jim & Margaret Gates Sun., 18th * Sunday 7:00am – S.I. for Eloy Perea by the Montoya family
1st Sunday of Lent † Deven Ray Abeyta by Orlando and Alice Casados 8:30am † Andrew and Ninfa Aragon by Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Candelaria Genesis 9:8-15 † Edgar Rene Alvarado by Guadalupe Alarcon Psalm 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 10:00am † Tony Chavez by Lawrence and Barbara Salas 1 Peter 3:18-22 † Grace, Mary and Theresa by Alice Mark 1:12-15 11:30am † Patsy Montoya, George Gutierrez & Sosimo Herrera by Donny & Eddie Montoya † RaeLynn Nichol Lajeunesse by the 11:30 Choir
LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura - El leproso habitará solo, fuera del campa-mento (Levítico 13:1-2, 44-46). Salmo - Tú eres mi refugio; me rodeas de cantos de libera-ción (Salmo 32 [31]). Segunda lectura - Haz todo por la gloria de Dios; sean imita-dores de Cristo (1 Corintios 10:31 - 11:1). Evangelio - Jesús, después de haber curado a un hombre leproso, le pide que no se lo cuente a nadie (Marcos 1:40-45).
TODAY’S READINGS First Reading - The leper will dwell apart, making an abode
outside the camp (Leviticus 13:1-2, 44-46). Psalm - I turn to you, Lord, in time of trouble, and you fill me
with the joy of salvation (Psalm 32). Second Reading - Do everything for the glory of God
(1 Corinthians 10:31 - 11:1). Gospel - The leprosy left him immediately, and he was made clean (Mark 1:40-45).
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Sunday Biblia en Español 9:50 am - Office Cenacle Rosary 1:30 pm - Chapel 1st Sunday Coffee & Donuts All Masses - Gym 2nd Weekend Religious Article Sales All Masses- Church NE Gathering Area
Monday 1st & 3rd St. Vincent de Paul 5:00 pm - Office Tuesday Legion of Mary 6:00 pm - Sacristy Sept. - April RCIA Adult Formation 6:30 pm - Office
Wednesday This Man Is You 6:00 am - Office Spanish Choir 7:00 pm - Church 2nd & 4th Knights of Columbus 7:00 pm - Gym Aug. - Nov. Adult Confirmation 6:45 pm - Office
Thursday Legion of Mary 9:00 am - Sacristy 10 am Choir 6:30 pm - Church Friday 2nd & 4th Blankets & Booties 9:30 am - Office 2nd Spanish Baptism Class 6:30 pm - Office 4th English Baptism Class 6:30 pm - Office
OLA MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK
LAY MINISTERS FOR THE WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 17 & 18, 2018
Sat., 5:00pm Sun., 7:00am Sun., 8:30am Sun., 10:00am Sun., 11:30am
Lectors Larry Gonzales Brad Sedillo Yusalet Rodriguez Bill Caskey Laura Paiz
Emilie Underwood Leroy Griego Francisco Rodriguez William Tobin Mary Ann O’Keefe Eucharistic Paul Peloquin/c Don Luna/c Tom Gutierrez/c Gary Stone/c Anna Baumann/c
Ministers Josie Peloquin/s John Reilly/s Lydia Martinez/s Mary Anne Polster/s David Baumann/s
Ministry of Nicholas Mittas Alex Converse Anthony Rice Alexandra Fiedler Logan Clark
Altar Marika Mitta Lily Converse Abigail Rice Santana Larrañaga Ariana Galaviz Servers Elianna Lopez-Sanchez Aylene Lucero Olivia Pohl
Gift Becky Vigil John Romero Arturo and Elva RCIA Carol Herrera Bearers family family
Lay Ministers, if you are unable to serve, please find a replacement. Thank you!
ASH WEDNESDAY a day of fasting, is the first day of Lent in Western Christianity. It occurs 46 days (40 fasting days, if the six Sundays, which are not days of fast, are excluded) before Easter and can fall as early as February 4 or as late as March 10. Ash Wednesday is observed by many Western Christians, including Anglicans, Lutherans, Meth-odists, Presbyterians, Roman Catholics, and some Bap-tists. According to the canonical gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, Jesus Christ spent 40 days fasting in the desert, where he endured temptation by Satan. Lent originated as a mirroring of this, fasting 40 days as preparation for Easter. Every Sunday was seen as a commemoration of the Sunday of Christ's resurrection and so as a feast day on which fasting was inappropriate. Accordingly, Christians fasted from Monday to Saturday (six days) during six weeks and from Wednesday to Saturday (four days) in the preceding week, thus making up the number of 40 days. Orthodox Christians do this 40 days in a row.
LAY MINISTERS FOR WEEKEND OF FEBRUARY 10 & 11, 2018
Sat., 5:00 pm Sun., 7:00 am Sun., 8:30 am Sun., 10:00 am Sun., 11:30 am Lectors Dolores Armijo John Reilly Luis Padilla Brianne Santos Anne Gilpin
Mary Wentworth Mary Anne Polster Quintin Pacheco Emilie Underwood Alicia Montoya Eucharistic Becky Wise/c Sr. Lucia Ikwen/c Phil Silva/c Cynthia Larrañaga/c Gina Broussard/c Ministers Jack Wise/s Linda Trujillo/s Ernestine Garcia/s Mary DeSaulniers/s Carol Valentine/s
Ministry of Nicholas Mittas Alex Converse Sofia Cisneros Alexandra Fiedler Clara Johnston
Altar Marika Mittas Lily Converse Laisha Pedroza Santana Larrañaga Joseph Brito
Servers Elianna Lopez-Sanchez Kirk Schriner Michael Pedroza Olivia Pohl Silas Cerami
Gift Elida Saucedo Margaret Romero Guilibaldo & Ofelia Boy Scout Sunday William Tobin Bearers Trejo
THE SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS OF THE SERVITE ORDER
In 1240, seven noblemen of Florence mutually decided to withdraw from the city to a solitary place for prayer and direct service of God. Their initial difficulty was providing for their dependents, since two were still married and two were widowers. Their aim was to lead a life of penance and prayer, but they soon found themselves disturbed by constant visitors from Florence. They next withdrew to the deserted slopes of Monte Senario.
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PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday Collection February 4/5, 2018
$17,161.00 Thank you for your continued support of
Our Lady of the Assumption Parish!
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY REFLECTION February 11, 2018
Jesus was “moved with pity”, and so he chose to heal the leper. And in spite of Jesus’ command to “tell no one anything,” Jesus knew that the leper would not be able
to keep the good news of his healing quiet. And, yes, the leper does “publicize the whole matter.” Indeed, the leper proclaims the gospel. Perhaps Jesus healed the leper because he recognized one who would be a disciple and spread the good
news. Jesus wished that the leper be made clean, he had the power to heal. But more important, his heart was filled with mercy. And Jesus was announced to all by this leper who became a disciple. Jesus’ commission to us is to tell everyone the good news—do we tell no one? (Living Liturgy, p.58)
OLA’S GOOD SHEPHERD MINISTRY
Casserole cooking is a simple way to give of your time and talent. This ministry provides good, hot meals to our community’s homeless
and hungry men, women and children. Come to the Parish Office during regular business hours to pick up recipes and containers. For more information contact the Parish Office.
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe Annual Catholic Appeal 2018 assessment for our parish is $ 62,000. We are grateful for your support in the past and hope that you are willing to help meet this goal this year.
RELIGIOUS ARTICLE SALES
Religious Articles will be sold this weekend, February 10/11 after all the Masses in the gathering area.
LECTOR WORKBOOKS
The Lector workbooks (English and Spanish) for the upcoming Liturgical year 2018, are available in the Parish Office. Lectors, please stop by and pick up your copy.
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY
A Knights of Columbus women's auxiliary is being formed in New Mexico. Our parish Knights Council
10697 will be the sponsor for this Columbiettes formation. Our organization works side by side with the Knights of Columbus in their community service and parish activities. We would like you to join
us! For more information please call Amanda Mang at 505-803-5039 or email [email protected].
LOOKING FOR PICTURES
We are updating both the church and school website and are looking for pictures that we can incorporate into our website galleries. If you have pictures of the church, school or any functions that were held by either the church or the school and you are willing to share, please send your pictures to [email protected]. If you have any questions, please contact Michelle at the Parish Office.
Life in the Spirit Seminar Schedule Thursdays – February 8, 15, 22, 2018, 6:30 pm – 9:15 pm. Sangre de Cristo Catholic Community,
8901 Candelaria Rd. NE Northeast corner of the facility Education Building
rooms 2 & 3. Attendance is limited to about 30 persons. There is a $10 registration fee to cover the cost of the Buffet Dinner at 6:30 pm, Thursday Feb. 22. The registration fee can be paid at any meeting. Please call in reservations by 9 pm January 31 to: Harold or Carlyn Iuzzolino: (505) 296-7005, or send e-mail to [email protected].
40 Days for Life February 14th - March 25th
Our pro-life community will unite with cities across America and around the world for pro-life mobilization. Join us for peaceful prayer 7am and 7 pm , 701 San Mateo NE and 522 Lomas Blvd (west of I-25). Assumption prayer dates are Thursday, February 15 & Tuesday, March 13. 2018.
PARISH LENTEN SCHEDULE Starting Thursday, February 15, 2018, the following is our Lenten Schedule: Monday thru Saturday Mass 8:30 am Tuesday, Thursday & Friday Mass 5:30 pm Fridays Stations of the Cross 6:00 pm Soup & Bread Meal - Parish Office 6:30 pm
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RECYCLING
OLA School is still recycling and saving labels, so please continue to save them . We take:
• computer cartridges, laser & inkjet Aluminum tabs from soft drink cans
• cell phones Campbell Labels & General Mills labels.
• soft plastic rings They can be sent to the School or Parish Office.
• (The city does not recycle the above items.)
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
OUR LADY of the ASSUMPTION SCHOOL
BAPTISM CLASS
In preparation for a child’s baptism, the parent(s) must be registered and attending Mass at OLA for at least 2 months. Registration may be completed in the parish office prior to the child’s birth. Baptism classes are held monthly from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm in the parish office Due to Lent the next English class will not take place until Friday, April 27, 2018.
WORD FOR CHILDREN
1st-3rd Grade Sundays in the Sacristy During the 10 am Mass
CLASES DE BAUTISMO
En preparación para el bautizo de un niño(a), los padres deben registrarse y asistir a la misa en Nuestra Señora de la Asunción al menos durante 2 meses. El registro puede hacerse en la oficina parroquial antes del nacimiento del niño(s). Las clases de bautizo son mensuales de 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm en la oficina de la parroquia. La proxima clase en español será el viernes 9 de febrero del 2018.
UNIFORM STORE HOURS 2017-2018
Wednesday 3:30 pm-4:00 pm Thursday 8:00 am-8:30 am
Cash or Checks Only!
SCHOOL MASSES Wednesdays, 8:30 am
February 14 grade 4 February 21 grade 8 February 28 grade 7
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
The Religious Education classes grades 1-8 are back in session. They meet Tuesdays, 6:25 pm - 7:35 pm.
EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
Las clases de Educación Religiosa, grados 1-8 están de vuelta en sesión. Se reúnen los martes, 6:25 pm - 7:35 pm
YOUTH CONFIRMATION The Youth Confirmation class is back in session. They meet on Sundays 11:15 am - 1:00 pm.
CONFIRMACIÓN JUVENIL
La clase de Confirmación Juvenil vuelve a estar en sesión. Se reúnen los domingos 11:15 am -1:00 pm.
CALLING ALL OLA ALUMNI
Registration is going on now! Please contact the office at 256-3167 to see the difference a Catholic education can make in YOUR child's life!
Are you an OLA alumni from last year, a few years ago or many years ago? We want to hear from you! What year did you graduate? Where are you now? What is your fondest memory of OLA? Please share it with us at: [email protected] or message us on FaceBook.
THANK YOU! We wish to thank all who participated in our annual Countdown. Your generosity helps our school succeed. Winners will be listed in next week’s bulletin.
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LITURGY CORNER
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Today’s Gospel centers on the plight of a leper and Jesus’ response of healing. In Hawaii, the bacterium that causes leprosy probably entered from China in the mid-1800s, and the native islanders were susceptible to the dreaded disease. In 1866, the government literally dumped the sufferers on a remote and virtually inaccessible island peninsula with towering cliffs. Thrown off ships into the sea, the sick people were told to swim for the beach and head for caves, and for seven years the only supplies were similarly cast into the sea to drift ashore. It was then, 1873, that a thirty-three-year-old Belgian priest, Damien de Veuster, went voluntarily to Kalaupapa. Before long, he cajoled the government into funding his mission and its hospital, built a village with proper homes and sanitation, and recruited Mother Marianne Cope to bring sisters from Syracuse, New York, to nurse the sick. Damien, who eventually died of leprosy, has been canonized, and Mother Marianne as well. Although leprosy has been curable since the 1940s, today a few patients remain in their lifelong home, now a national historic site. The peninsula is still utterly isolated from the outside world, and the speed limit for the few cars there is 5 mph since there’s nowhere to go! The hospital is still well-staffed and equipped, but access is regulated and visitors must take an official tour, often involving a descent down the cliffs by “Molakai mule.” There are few places on earth that evoke the healing power of Jesus, or our call to follow the Healer, more than Damien’s beloved island mission.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Esta semana recordamos a san Valentín, obispo y mártir. En EE. UU. se conmemora el amor de parejas, novios y esposos. Según la tradición, san Valentín, en el año 270, contradijo al emperador y casó a varias pa-rejas después de que el emperador hubiese prohibido el matrimonio para mandar los hombres al ejército. Va-lentín fue encarcelado y allí se enamoró de la hija ciega del carcelero (en aquel tiempo los obispos y los sacer-dotes se podían casar). El santo le dio la vista a la mu-chacha y se hicieron novios. Llegado el día de su marti-rio Valentín le dejó una carta de despedida con el car-celero. La firmó “De tu Valentín”. En algunos países latinoamericanos el 14 de fe-brero es la celebración del amor y la amistad. Los novios son importantes, pero la persona no puede vivir sólo con el amor de pareja. Los humanos esta-mos hechos para varios tipos de amor. Estamos hechos para el amor que nos trasciende a nosotros mismos. Este es el amor cristiano, el que no se limita a familia, amigos. El que es valiente, como lo significa Valentín, ama a todos aun a la persona que es dife-rente a uno. (San Valentín no está hoy día; ni en el Santoral, ni en el Misal Romano.)
A DIOS TODA LA GLORIA Una característica peculiar de la primera parte del Evangelio según san Marcos es que, en general, Jesús obra un milagro y luego le dice al beneficiario del milagro que no se lo cuente a nadie. Se ha especulado mucho al respecto: Marcos está preparando el terreno para el gran “secreto” que se revelará cuando Pedro proclame que Jesús es el Mesías en Cesárea de Filipo; otros comenta-ristas más escépticos sostienen que Jesús, quien era plenamente consciente de su naturaleza humana, sabía que la mejor manera de difundir la Buena Nueva era pi-diéndole a las personas que la mantuvieran en secreto. La reflexión de esta manera de guardar el secreto que nos resulta muy útil, sin embargo, es que Jesús estaba comenzando su ministerio público de la forma en que describe Pablo: lo estaba haciendo por la gloria de Dios, no para beneficio propio sino para beneficio de todos. Pablo después escribiría a los filipenses que Jesús “se rebajó a sí mismo” para parecerse a nosotros. Y vemos cómo esta humildad se pone en práctica hoy en la cura-ción del leproso. Jesús está intentando revelar la presen-cia del Reino de Dios entre las personas, no para recibir gloria sino para que Dios fuera glorificado por él. Imitar esta forma de obrar, lo cual Pablo sugiere que hagan las facciones judías y griegas cristianas de Corintio, todavía nos resulta muy útil hoy.
GIVE GOD THE GLORY A curious feature of the first half of Mark’s Gospel is the pattern of Jesus working a miracle, then telling the re-cipient of the miracle to keep still about it. Many theories have been offered: Mark is setting the stage for the great “secret” revealed when Peter will proclaim Jesus the Messiah at Caesarea Philippi; more skeptical commentators offer that Jesus, fully aware of human nature, knew that the way to spread the news was to tell people to keep it secret. The insight into this secret-keeping that serves us well, however, is that Jesus was initiating his public ministry according to the pattern that Paul describes. He was doing it for the glory of God—not for his own benefit, but for that of all. Paul would later write in Philippians that Jesus “humbled” himself to become like us. And we see this humility at work in today’s healing of the leper. Jesus is trying to reveal the presence of God’s reign among the people, not so that he himself might receive the glory, but so that God would be glorified through him. Imitating this pattern, which Paul encourages the Jewish and Greek Christian factions in Corinth to do, still serves us well today.
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MARIPOSAS
Catholic prayer support group for families suffering the addiction of a loved one. The group meets Monday evenings at 6 pm for Mass at St. Jude Parish; meeting starts at 6:30 pm in room 2. Call the Family Life Office 831-8345 for more information.
RECOVERY IN CHRIST MINISTRY
Join us in our recovery ministry over life-controlling problems of alcohol and drug abuse. This Christ centered recovery program focuses on the Bible, Twelve Steps principals, Recovery In Christ Ministries, Inc., and other recovery materials. We are dedicated to reaching out to those who are hurting, in need, and are open to Jesus Christ as a solution to problems with alcohol and drugs. For more information contact Sr. Necy at 299-9111 or Timothy at 205-8331
AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE DEANERY-B LENTEN PENANCE SERVICES
The following Penance Services will be available this Lent: Mon. March 5 Prince of Peace 7:00 pm Thurs., March 15 OL of Assumption 7:00 pm Tues., March 20 Holy Ghost-Spanish 6:00 pm Wed., March 21 Holy Ghost-English 10:00 am Wed., March 21 Annunciation 7:00 pm
ARCHDIOCESAN PREPARATIION for the SACRAMENT of MARRIAGE
Engaged Encounter: March 16-18 at the Madonna Retreat Center. Register online at www.abq-sfee.com. Weekend for Engaged: April 6-8 at the Madonna Retreat Center. To register call 831-8117. Evenings for the Engaged, St. Jude: April 3, 5, 10, 12, 14 at St. Jude Parish. To register call 898-0826.
ENRICHMENT and SUPPORT for MARRIED COUPLES
Marriage Enrichment Evenings of Celebration: The purpose of this ministry is to strengthen and enrich the relationship between a man, a woman and God during the couple’s marriage journey through fellowship and sharing. Upcoming dates are February 16 and March 23. For more information, contact Dan Martinez at 294-6285.
WEEKEND PREPARATION for the SACRAMENT of MARRIAGE (for Spanish Speakers)
Las Oficinas Arquidiocís de Vida Familiar y Ministerio Hispano invitan a todas las parejas de habla hispana que se están preparándo para casarse por la Iglesia, a asistir a un retiro en preparación para el Sacramento del Matrimonio "Nos Vamos a Casar" presentado en espa-ñol. El próximo retiro tendrá lugar del 27 al 29 de abril en el Madonna Retreat Center en Albuquerque (4000 St. Joseph's Pl. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120). Para obtener más información o para registrarse, llame a la Oficina del Ministerio Hispano, al 831-8147, para obte-ner más información o para registrase.
REFLECTION: "Lent is the favorable season for renewing our encounter with Christ, living in his word, in the sacraments and in our neighbor,” he said. “May the Holy Spirit lead us on a true journey of conversion, so that we can rediscover the gift of God’s word, be purified of the sin that blinds us, and serve Christ present in our brothers and sisters in need.” —Pope Francis March 2017
NATIVE AMERICAN ADVISORY BOARD MEETING:
February 13 and March 13 at 10 am at the Catholic Center in Albuquerque.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
The Office of Pastoral Outreach provides the following ministries and needs volunteers to help in all ministries. Prison/Detention, Thresholds, Blessings of Age for Seniors, People Living with Disabilities, Veterans, Substance Abuse, and Nursing Homes. The Pastoral Outreach Office is a liaison to St. Vincent de Paul. If you would like to volunteer for any of these ministries, please bring a letter of good standing from your Pastor, as well as a certificate of completion of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe Abuse Awareness Training for Adults to the Pastoral Outreach Office. For more information call Josephine at 831-8174
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