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SAINT BRIDGET CATHOLIC CHURCH 1 January 31, 2016
January 31, 2016
4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rise, let us be on our way
PARISH MEMBERSHIP We welcome you to join our Parish Family. Please join us for Second Sundays. The second Sunday of each month we will be hosting a new member orientation in the Parish Center Meeting Room after the 9:00 AM Mass. The next Second Sunday is this Sunday, February 14th.
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Catholic faith inquiries and those seeking to join the Catholic Church are welcome! Contact RCIA Coordinator Teresa Lee, [email protected], 525.7896.
INFANT BAPTISM Parents attend a preparation session prior to scheduling a baptism. Contact Julie Koury, Pastoral Assistant, [email protected], 525.7890.
OUTREACH SUNDAY On the third Sunday of the month, baskets are placed at the exits of the Church for food and money donations.
MARRIAGE Couples should contact the Wedding Coordinator, Pat Morrison, akmpm @juno.com, 741.6620 at least six months prior to scheduling a wedding.
VISITING THE SICK Contact Paul Amrhein, Director of Human Concerns and Pastoral Care, [email protected], 525.7902 Regarding Communion and/or Anointing of the Sick.
6006 Three Chopt Road Richmond, VA 23226
www.saintbridgetchurch.org [email protected]
Saint Bridget Parish Following Jesus’ example,
Believe: Inspire, Educate, Serve
recognizes the inherent value of each member of our
community as we travel on our faith journey. Just as Christ
did, our parish welcomes and supports one another in love
as we share our talents and resources with those in need.
P: 804.282.9511 F: 804.285.7227
Priests’ Residence: 804.282.9318
WORSHIP at SAINT BRIDGET
Mass Schedule Saturday: 5:30 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, and 5:00 PM Nursery: 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM year-round
Children's Liturgy of the Word: 9:00 AM
Daily Mass Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM Exceptions: Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Thanksgiving at 9:00 am
Reconciliation Saturday, 4:00 PM and by appointment.
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2016 Parish Financial Stewardship Appeal: Serve One Another
View our short, heartfelt Stewardship Video Messages that are sent as email blasts during the Stewardship Campaign and found on our website at saint-bridgetchurch.org. The St. Bridget Church Annual Financial Stewardship Pledge Campaign is underway and we already received 348 pledges totaling $800,418! Thank you for this gener-ous response to God’s call to stewardship! Please join your fellow parishioners and make your annual offertory pledge for the 2016 calendar year. Pledges are made either by completing and returning the pledge card or by submitting the online pledge form found on our website. Extra pledge cards are available in the Commons. Contributions can be made using E-Giving to satisfy your pledge. Contributors using E-Giving are also asked to submit a pledge card or online pledge form.
SAVE THE DATE - Parish Lenten Retreat
You won’t want to miss our parish Lenten Retreat! Mark your calendar now for March 5-11. The theme will be “Come unto Me...I am gentle and humble in heart and you
shall find rest for your souls.” Matt.11:28-29 More details to follow - watch the bulletin and our website! If you would like to join the planning committee please contact Kay Pan-
graze: [email protected] or Ann Gill: [email protected]
Endow: Study Group for Women
Endow is a Catholic educational program that brings wom-en together to discover their God-given dignity and femi-ninity through the richness and authenticity of Catholic teaching. In a small group setting, we will gather as women to connect in faith and friendship, as well as to pray, study, and learn more about the teachings of the Church. The first study group will be on Pope Saint John Paul II’s Letter to Women, which speaks to the special role women play in transforming the family, the Church, and the world. We will meet every other Satur-day morning at 8:30 am (or immediately following the 8:00am Mass) in the Parish Center Meeting Room begin-ning on Saturday, February 6, 2016. The registration fee, which includes all the materials you will need for this study, is $19.95, plus shipping costs. No homework is re-quired – you just have to show up! To register, or for more information about the Endow group at Saint Bridget, con-tact Rhoda Bevc at (434) 284-1940 or [email protected].
Join the RCIA Team: If you have a love of your Catholic Faith and want to share it with others seeking to join the Catholic Church, please consider joining the RCIA team. Many of the folks that come to us need a Sponsor to accompany them on this journey of faith. We are also in need of session leaders. Please contact Teresa Lee: TLee@saintbridget
church.org to volunteer or for more information.
Year of Mercy Pilgrimage to Italy - May 25 - June 3, 2016:
Please join Deacon Bob Giovenco and other deacons from the diocese along with parishioners on a pilgrimage to Italy in conjunction with the Deacon Jubilee. We will journey with the deacons through the Holy Doors at St. Peter’s Ba-silica as well as a special Papal Mass in their honor. Please contact Gerry Mancuso at 804-622-5264 or gmancuso@ richmonddiocese.org for further information or a tour brochure.
THE ACADEMY NEEDS YOUR HELP! Since Sum-mer 2015, St. Bridget’s has been partnering with Holy Rosary Catholic Church (and 11 other faith-based institutions in the East End) to support the Armstrong Freshman Academy. The Academy is aimed at providing students with the skills they need to succeed in high school and beyond. If you are inter-ested in tutoring or mentoring these students – or just helping out with a one-day project we need you. Some of the one-day projects include: facilitating after-school workshops, preparing food for the workshops, collecting school supplies, etc. If interested, please contact Alexa Quinn at [email protected] or 804-314-3254. Thank you!
Celebrating Catholic Schools Week January 31- February 6: Saint Bridget School is celebrating Catholic Schools, Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service. You and your family are invited to an Open House on Sunday, January 31st. Please stop by the school between 10:00 am – 12:15 pm to visit the classrooms, meet the teachers, view student work, and connect with other school families, parishioners, and alumni. Enjoy refreshments hosted by the PTO in MPH.
You are also invited to join us in praying a Living Rosary on Tuesday, February 2 at 1:30 pm and Mass on Thursday, Febru-ary 4 at 9:00 am in Saint Bridget Church. We look forward to celebrating Catholic schools with you and your family.
Contribution Statement Update: Thank you for your donations! Contribution Statements item-izing your year 2015 donations to Saint Bridget Church in compliance with the charitable contributions tax law require-ment have been mailed to all donors. Your contributions ena-ble us to accomplish our mission as followers of Christ through our many parish ministries in which we support and participate together. Thank you for your commitment to sac-rificial giving and thank you for your generosity!
Saint Bridget Men’s Ministry The Saint Bridget Men’s Ministry of Faith & Fellowship will host its next meeting in the Parish Center Meeting Room on Saturday, February 6, beginning at 7:00 a.m. with coffee available at 6:30. MSGR. CARR WILL DISCUSS THE LIT-URGY, which is covered in Part III, Chapter 1 of Peter Kreeft’s book, Catholic Christianity. The meeting will ad-journ at 7:55 a.m. For more information, please contact Charlie Giovannetti at 673-8980, Wayne Slough at 740-4257 or Leon Shadowen at 740-2948 or lshadowen@ aol.com or visit our website at www.sbmmff.com.
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Please join us next weekend for Coffee and
Doughnuts after the 9 am and 11 am Masses -
sponsored by our Knights of Columbus!
CARITAS is Coming! February 20th through the 27th
We are collecting donations and sign-ups sheets are in the Commons starting this weekend!
Some of the items we will need:
Laundry Detergent, Lysol Spray - Travel Sized: baby powder, tissues, shampoo, toothpaste
New: Boxers (S, M, L-XXL), Short-Sleeved and Long-sleeved Undershirts (S, M, L-XXL), White Socks
New or Gently Used: Belts, Sweatshirts and sweat pants, Coats, Scarves, Gloves, Dark colored knit hats or Baseball Caps, Twin Sized Blankets and Flat Sheets, Pil-low cases and pillows, Backpacks, Duffels and Totes
Gift Certificates: WalMart, Target, Costco, or BJ’s (these will be used to purchase items our guests may need)
Rolls of Quarters: For Laundromat Please send these and gift cards to the Church office attn.: Julie Koury
Volunteers Needed for CARITAS: Any person helping out at CARITAS, under the age 18, must be accompanied by a parent and supervised by a parent. No Exceptions.
Food: Meals - We will be serving about 50 people per night. You will contribute toward the meal. You do not provide the entire meal or all of any dish. Each person will prepare a dish for 10 people and bring it to the school cafeteria. You may sign up to stay so you can help serve and clean up. All meals are pre-planned: Orange Juice/Apple Juice/Milk/Soft Drinks (2 Liter size)/15 sandwiches per day
Hospitality: Welcome, greet and visit with Guests. Assist with chores where needed. After the meal, help with Bible study, play cards and games with the guests.
Spend The Night: 8:30 pm to 6:00 am
Drive To The Laundromat: leave MPH 6:45/7 pm to approx. 9:30 pm (must be 21 or older)
Drive To Tuckahoe YMCA For Showers: Leave at 7:45 pm to 9:30 pm (must be 21 or older)
Laundering Towels: Pick up in the morning and return between 5:00 pm the same day to MPH
Health Care: MD., RN., Phy. Asst., etc. 7:00 pm
Barber: 7:00 pm
Set Up Cots: Saturday, Feb. 20th
CLEAN UP: Saturday, February 27th
Thank you for your support of this important ministry year after year!
The Virginia Catholic Conference invites Catholics to come to Richmond to advocate for life and jus-tice during this winter’s General Assembly session on one of three newly introduced Catholics in the Cap-ital Days. The dates are Thursday, Feb. 4, and Wednes-day, Feb. 17. (On Feb. 17 the Conference and Virginia Bish-ops will also host Virginia Vespers at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond at 5 p.m. All are invited.) To attend Catholics in the Capital Days, call or email your sen-ator and delegate to set up your appointments, and then register with the Conference at [email protected]. We’ll provide you with legislative updates, talking points and refreshments at our offices prior to your legislative visits. Learn more at www.vacatholic.org.
2016 Superbowl Chili Sales
Our Knights of Columbus Council will offer delicious chili to our parishioners. Pre-sales will be held after Masses this weekend January 30-31, 2016. Stop by in the Commons for your order! The chili will be available for pick up after Mass on February 6 and February 7, 2016. Get some super chili and be ready for the game! Your purchase helps support the Council’s activities that serve our church and community. Please contact Co-Chairs Jose Alcaine at (804) 741-2541 or at [email protected], or Bart Leahey at (804) 240-9859 or at bgljmu@ yahoo.com with questions. Thank you for your support!
Morning of Recollection for Women: There will be a Morning of Recollection for Women on Wednesday, February 3, 2016 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Chapel of the Comboni Missionary Sis-ters, located at 1307 Lakeside Avenue. Meditations will be given by a priest of the Prelature of Opus Dei. Mass will be celebrated at 11:45 a.m., and there will be an oppor-tunity to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation. For more information, please call Pilar Moore at 360 7151.
Human Concerns Second Collection Next Weekend: Please remember we always get calls for help from people in urgent need and the many min-istries we work with need your financial assistance. Thank you for your generous response to this call for help.
St. Bridget Friends of Music Concert Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 7:30 P.M.:
Daniel Roth, Organist of St. Sulpice, Paris, and Inter-national Organ Concert Artist. This will be the first concert given on the Buzard, Opus 42 organ by a European organist. Don’t miss this wonderful
opportunity to hear this great concert.
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Mass Intentions & Readings for the week of January 31, 2016 Contact Us!
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, M-F Phone: 282.9511*
Fax: 285.7227
*To contact staff, use this number with their
extension or their direct line as noted below.
Clergy
Rev. Msgr. William H. Carr: Pastor, [email protected], 282.9511 Father George Prado: Parochial Vicar, [email protected], 327 Fr. Michael Boehling: Vicar for Vocations, In Residence [email protected] Rev. Mr. Robert Giovenco: Permanent Deacon, [email protected], 316 Rev. Mr. V.J. Petillo: Permanent Deacon, [email protected] Rev. Mr. Patrick White: Permanent Deacon, [email protected]
Pastoral Staff
Mr. Paul Amrhein: Director of Human Concerns and Pastoral Care, [email protected], 525.7902
Mr. Allen Bean: Music Minister, [email protected], 525.7892
Mr. Dan Harms: Youth Minister, [email protected], 525.7901
Mr. George Sadler: Saint Bridget School Principal, [email protected], 288.1994
Ms. Teresa Lee: Director of Religious Education & RCIA, [email protected], 525.7896
Please Pray for the Sick, Infirm and Those in Need
Mass Readings
Saturday, January 30: 2 Sm 12:1-7a, 10-17/Ps 51:12-17/Mk 4:35-41
Sunday, January 31: Jer 1:4-5, 17-19/Ps 71:1-6, 15-17/1 Cor 12:31-- 13:13 or 13:4-13/Lk 4:21-30 Monday, February 1: 2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5- 13/Ps 3:2-7/Mk 5:1-20
Tuesday, February 2: Mal 3:1-4/Ps 24:7-10/ Heb 2:14-18/Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32
Wednesday, February 3: 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17/Ps 32:1-2, 5-7/Mk 6:1-6
Thursday, February 4: 1 Kgs 2:1-4, 10-12/1 Chr 29:10-12/Mk 6:7-13
Friday, February 5: Sir 47:2-11/Ps 18:31, 47, 50- 51/Mk 6:14-29
Saturday, February 6: 1 Kgs 3:4-13/Ps 119:9-14/ Mk 6:30-34
Next Sunday, February 7: Is 6:1-2a, 3-8/Ps 138:1-5, 7-8/1 Cor 15:1-11 or 15:3-8, 11/Lk 5:1-11
Mass Intentions
8:00 am: Special Intention 5:30 pm: Norine Corigliano
7:30 am: Special Intention 9:00 am: Wes Hamner 11:00 am: Marilyn June Miller 5:00 pm: William Ratto
8:00 am: Charlotte Belton
8:00 am: Special Intention
8:00 am: Special Intention
8:00 am: Special Intention
8:00 am: Ken Hulcher
8:00 am: Special Intention 5:30 pm: Emily V. Combs
7:30 am: Raymond Cullen 9:00 am: Dr. Jerome Davis Gorman 11:00 am: Bruce Wright 5:00 pm: Wes Hamner
“Before you were born, I consecrated you.” If you think that you may be set apart by the Lord to serve Him as a priest, deacon or in the consecrated life, call Father Michael G. Boehling, Vicar for Vocations, (804) 359-5661, or write: [email protected].
Those who passed to eternal life & their family and friends who mourn Marguerite K. Webb.
Communion to the Sick Please notify the parish office (804.282.9511) when a parishioner is ill. Arrange-ments will be made for home or hospital visitation.
Our Parishioners Elaine Coli, Michelle Batty, Denyelle Mehfoud, Lila Ann Roarty, Jean Cameron, Max Tutt, Stanley Czajkowski, Robert M. Conlin, Carmel Miney, Christian Cozens, John Moreci, Betsy Haas, Elizabeth Goff, Ronnie Crawford, Megan Crawford, Pat Franko, Caroline Laing, John Calvin Barnard, Cornelius McLaughlin, Mary Alice Hulcher, Margaret Connelly, Joseph Ragusa, Valerie Jennison, Charlotte Conlin, Enos King, Mary Geary, Joe Jowaisas and those facing long term illness and disability.
Friends and Relatives of Parishioners Martue Brownson, Majorie Belton, Ray Wiggins, Felicia Midulla, Maureen McNal-ly Higgins, Alice-Marie Schwenkler, Barbara Thornton, Brenda Lee, Susan Garvey, Kyle Sims, Mary Schindel, Teresa Koury, Robert Sacco and Gennette Branco, Jerry and Jerome Karim, Mary Louise Scioscia, Violet Corigliano, David Hutche-son, Mary Lou Disney, Betty Jo Lau, Emma Mednikovo, William Galli, Jr., Phyllis Evans and Christine Gray.
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Contact Us!
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, M-F
Phone: 282.9511 Fax: 285.7227
Administration
Mr. William Buckley: Assistant Organist, [email protected],
Ms. Louise Gallagher: Music Administrator, musiccoordinator@saint bridgetchurch.org, 525-7893
Ms. Vicki Gazzola: Receptionist, [email protected] 282.9511
Ms. Michele Healy: Director of Communications, Communications@ saintbridgetchurch.org, 525.7899
Mr. Joel Keith: Parish Accountant, [email protected] 525.7889
Ms. Julie Koury: Pastoral Assistant, [email protected], 525.7890
Ms. Kimberly Lapkin: Director of Stewardship, [email protected], 525.7888
Ms. Pat Morrison: Wedding Coordinator, [email protected], 741.6620
Ms. Cheryl Peters: Director of Administration, [email protected] 525-7894
Ms. Michelle Sesny: Coordinator of Religious Education, [email protected],
Councils and Committees
Building Committee: Rick Kastelberg, [email protected] 350-3951
Finance Council: John McCulla, [email protected] 306.2488
Liturgy Committee: Bruce Slough, [email protected] 288-4675
Parish Pastoral Council: Kerri Inge, [email protected] 703.405.9666
Human Concerns Announcements - Special Request
BeFriender Ministry trains for ‘listening presence’ There comes a time in most journeys when having a friend close at hand is one of life’s grandest treasures. Aristotle put it simply - a friend, he said, is a single soul inhabiting two bodies. But sometimes even a close friend can’t completely share the experiences of those reaching out for help or understanding. But a program called BeFriender Ministries - A Listening Presence could do just that. St. Bridget Church is putting to use the BeFriender Ministry that uses the qualities of friend-ship to lend an ear to those who need to be heard. This March, parishioners will begin a 20 hour training to become BeFriender Ministers in our faith community. After their training, the new BeFriender Ministers will begin minis-tering to our parishioners. This is an intentional listening ministry of the church. People who become BeFrienders are not professional counselors, not social workers and they’re not doing the work that would be done by social service agencies. What they are doing is listening - actively and compassionately - to those who need com-panionship, who need to share the experiences that may be challenging, troubling or com-plicating their lives. This ministry is not in place of but in addition to any professional help or services the person might need. It’s really what church is all about. Church in-volves believers coming together to be supportive of one another. By being an active, con-fidential and nonjudgmental listener, a BeFriender allows the person who is suffering or in need of some companionship a chance to tell their story. Generally, when you go to a professional - and this isn’t intended to demean them at all - the professional deals with the immediacy of whatever falls into their area of expertise. BeFriending is really a kind of peer ministry. A mother talking to another mother about the loss of a child is different than a mother talking to a professional. BeFrienders may often be on the listening end of stories that would otherwise go untold - and when that story goes untold, people often carry the burden by themselves. BeFrienders may not necessarily be reaching people in need but people experiencing life. The program, now present in 39 states, has four “foundational principles. They are: • Acknowledging God’s presence. • Active listening. Just listening to someone’s story is a rare commodity these days. There’s a healing power in telling one’s story, and BeFrienders learn the value of listening skills. • Caring, not curing. BeFrienders are a living reminder of God’s love. As companions, BeFrienders give those they Befriend the chance to recognize, value and use their own God-given, Spirit-led wisdom. • Nonjudgmental presence. Respect and empathy allow BeFrienders to listen and re-spond to individual stories without passing judgment. The nice thing about BeFrienders is that a lot of people are uncomfortable with sharing personal things with close friends or family. This provides a way to talk in complete confi-dentiality with someone who is willing to listen and has been trained in active listening. Which means they will help draw the story out and help the person find the meaning of it. This is your last chance to be a part of the upcoming training. Whether you would like to be a BeFriender or are in need of one contact Paul Amrhein at 282.9511 x311 or [email protected] - Thank you!
Please consider giving the gift of life by donating blood. Last drive 22 units were collected - a record for St. Bridget Parish! Thank you! There is no substitute for human blood and Virginia Blood Services needs your help in maintaining the blood supply through this winter. St. Bridget Blood
Drive is Sunday, February 28th from 8:30-12:30 in the Parish Center Meeting Room. You can sign up online at https://vadonor.org or sign up
after Masses this weekend in the Commons. Appointments are recommended but walk-ins will also be welcome.
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SATURDAY, 1.30
Religious Education Second collection
School Raffle Sales in Commons
CHWC Spaghetti Dinner 5 - 8 pm
Fair Trade Sales in the Commons
7:00 AM: Men’s Catholic Studies- Church Hall 8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church 8:30 AM: Rosary following Daily Mass - Church 9:00 AM: First Reconciliation - Church/Commons 5:30 PM: Mass - Church
SUNDAY, 1.31
Religious Education Second collection
School Raffle Sales in Commons
Fair Trade Sales in the Commons
7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 5:00 PM: Mass - Church 9:00 & 11 AM: Children’s Liturgy of the Word - Church Hall 12:00 PM: Altar Server Training - Church, PCMR 12:30 PM: Religious Education - School 3:15 PM: Youth Choir/Band Rehearsal-Church 5:00 PM: Mass - Church
MONDAY, 2.1 8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church 9:00 AM: Mathew Bible Study - Church Hall 7:00 PM: Haiti Meeting - PCMR
TUESDAY, 2.2 8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church 9:00AM: Freedom House Cooking - Kitchen 4:00 PM: Boy Choir Rehearsal - Church Hall 6:00 PM: RCIA - MCR 6:30 PM: St. Bridget Moms Ministry - Church Hall
WEDNESDAY, 2.3
8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church 9:00 AM: Wednesday Morning Bible Study - Church Hall 1:30 PM: Saints and Sinners Mtg. - PCMR 1:45 PM: Girl Scouts - Church Hall 4:00 PM: Centering Prayer - MCR 4:30 PM: Religious Education - School 4:30 PM: Religious Education Parent Re-sources - MCR 6:00 PM: Men’s Evening of Reflection - Church 7:00 PM: Adult Choir - Church Hall
Calendar of events for the week of January 31, 2016
Contact Us!
Parish Life Groups Alpha: Michael Siewers, [email protected], 353.7884 Catholic Heart Work Camp: Andy and Anne-Marie Condlin, [email protected] 741.5305 or 426.5298 Evangelization Committee: Ann Gill, 387-8031, [email protected] Kay Pangraze, 308-4901, [email protected] Haiti Committee: Paul Amrhein, Human Concerns and Pastoral Care Minister, [email protected], 525.7902 Knights of Columbus: Gary Port Membership Director, [email protected], 741-8666 Men’s Catholic Bible Study: Frank deVenoge, [email protected], 814.5607 Men’s Ministry: Leon Shadowen, [email protected], 740.2948 Micah Initiative/Blackwell School: Paul Amrhein, [email protected], 525-7902 Parish Nurse Ministry: Lucy Casey, RN and Betty Spencer, RN, 525-7905 Respect Life Committee: Mike Kozak, [email protected], 804-519-0696 Saints and Sinners: Gwen Glasser, [email protected], 364-4920 Saints Cyril and Methodius Society: Dan Yates, [email protected], 740.5695 Welcome Committee: Keri Inge, [email protected], 703-405-9666 Women’s Ministry: Kim Hulcher, [email protected], 426.3815 and Shannon Garbett, [email protected], 213.0772
THURSDAY, 2.4
8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church 8:30 AM: Mother Presentation Rosary Guild - PCMR 9:00 AM: Bible Study - Church Hall 9:00 AM: ENDOW-Women’s Ministry Study - MCR 4:00 PM: Girl Choir Rehearsal - Church Hall 6:00 PM: ALPHA - Kitchen, PCMR, Commons 6:30 PM: Irish Lessons - Large Nursery 7:00 PM: Bible Study - Bible Timeline - Church Hall 7:00 PM: Knights Business Meeting - Recto-ry Basement FRIDAY, 2.5
8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church 8:30 AM: Divine Mercy Cenacle Group - PCMR 10:00 AM: Parish Playgroup - Church Hall 3:00 PM: Altar Server Training - Church, PCMR
SATURDAY, 2.6
Second Collection for Needy of this Area
AOH Raffle Sales in Commons
7:00 AM: Men’s Ministry - PCMR 8:00 AM: Daily Mass - Church 8:30 AM: Rosary following Daily Mass - Church 8:30 AM: ENDOW Group - PCMR 8:30 AM: Respect Life Committee Meeting - PCMR 12:30 PM: Altar Server Training - Church, PCMR 5:30 PM: Mass - Church
SUNDAY, 2.7
Second collection for Needy of this Area
AOH Raffle Sales in Commons
7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 5:00 PM: Mass - Church 9:00 & 11 AM: Children’s Liturgy of the Word - Church Hall 12:00 PM: Altar Server Training - Church, PCMR 12:30 PM: First Eucharist Preparation - Church/Church Hall 12:30 PM: Religious Education Parent Re-sources - MCR 12:30 PM: Religious Education - School 3:15 PM: Youth Choir/Band Rehearsal-Church 5:00 PM: Mass - Church
Please join us on any Saturday morning for 8:00 am Mass followed by the Holy Rosary. There is so much to pray for. The Good Lord and Blessed Mother
will be listening! Hope to see you!
Start Lent by taking time to pray: Centering or contemplative prayer. Join Sr. Kathy Persson and Paul Amrhein as your guides starting February 17 (there will be no cen-tering prayer Feb 10) and each following Wednesday at 4 – 4:30 in the Murphy Conference
Room. Please register with Paul Amrhein at 525-7902 or [email protected]
