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St. Dominic’s Catholic Church 475 East I Street - Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-7220
www.stdombenicia.org @STDOMBENICIA
Intentions for the Week
Mon 9/21 7:00AM †Palmira Armanino (B) 8:15AM Ultan Rhee (Jae Kyu) (B) Tues 9/22 7:00AM †Joyce Clark 8:15AM †Yvonne Robarger Wed 9/23 7:00AM Fr. Vic Cavalli, O.P. (T) 8:15AM Fr. Vic Cavalli, O.P. (T) Thur 9/24 7:00AM †Katherine MacKinnon 8:15AM Veronica Chang & Family (T) Fri 9/25 7:00AM †Judi Gilligan 8:15AM †Ian Scott Sat 9/26 8:15AM Erlinda Carver (T)
Intentions for next Sunday
Sat 9/26 5:30PM †Mary Pedemonte Sun 9/27 7:30AM †De Los Reyes Family 9:00AM For the People of the Parish 10:45AM Jo & JoAnn Talken (A) 12:30PM †Augsto Duran 5:30PM †Steven Lamont
Legend: († ) Memorial (H) Health (A) Anniversary (B) Birthday (T) Thanksgiving
Mass Intentions are available through December
2015. Please visit the Parish Office for arrangements.
Dominicans & Deacons Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P. Pastor
Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. Parochial Vicar
Fr. Victor Cavalli, O.P. (In Residence)
Fr. David Farrugia, O.P. (In Residence)
Br. Gregory Liu, O.P. (In Residence)
Deacon Errol Kissinger
Deacon John Flanagan (Retired)
Schedule of Masses
Weekdays: 7:00AM, 8:15AM Saturday: 8:15AM only Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:30PM Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:45AM, 12:30PM (English/Spanish), 5:30PM (Youth) 1st Sunday of Month: 3PM (Vietnamese Mass) Last Saturday of the Month: 8:15AM (Special Needs Family Mass) with fellowship in the parish hall to follow.
Reconciliation Saturdays: 4:00-5:00PM in the church or by appointment.
September 20th,
2015
“Whoever receives one
child such as this in my
name, receives me”
25th Sunday of
Ordinary Time
Are you interested in joining the Catholic Church? The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults, RCIA, is a pro-gram for people interested in exploring and possibly joining the Catholic Church.
Adults wishing to enter the Catholic Church typically receive the sacraments of Baptism (unless baptized in another Christian faith), Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist at Easter. Our new program has started. Feel free to join in at any time. All are welcome! RCIA meets every Tuesday evening at 7PM in the Siena Room. It is not necessary to sign up. Please contact Sally at 707-731-7933 for more information.
UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS
Today is Catechetical Sunday
Sept 20th
40 Days for Life Kick Off/Talk Sept 20th
Reception/Speaker following 12:30PM Mass in Parish Hall
Children’s Liturgy Returns Sept 20th, 9AM Mass Only
LiveScan Fingerprinting for Volunteers
Sept 20th, 10AM-12PM
40 Days for Life Campaign Begins Sept 23-Nov 1 Pray with Us!
Potential Catechist Workshop
Sept 25th, 7PM Mary Magdalene Room
Special Needs Family Mass
Sept 26th, 8:15AM
New Altar Serving Informational Meeting Sept 28th 7PM In the Church
Ministry Scheduling Meeting/ Fair Information
Sept 29th, 7PM In the Parish Hall
Back to RE Night Sept 29th, 4PM
Sept 30th, 4PM &7PM See blurb for details
GIFT Program Beloved Series Begins
Oct 16th, 7PM In the Parish Hall
Mom’s Ministry Book Discussion
Oct. 23rd, 9AM Siena Room
Halloween Talk for Parents Saturday October 24th, 7PM
In the Church
Ministry Fair in Parish Hall October 25th
Eucharistic Minister Retreat
Nov. 14th, 9-1PM in the Parish Hall
St. Dominic School Auction/Dancing with the Stars Saturday, Nov 14th Benicia Clock Tower
See details for these events and more in bulletin and online.
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
I would like to thank all of you who called, emailed and met with me regarding my comments at the end of Mass last week, especially those who did not agree with me for your respectful and insightful feedback. If everyone agreed with me on everything the world would be a very boring place. Differences of opinion are what add personality and character to our community. However, direct communication based upon the facts allows us to understand each other and strive to be another Christ to one another. Some of you expressed that you are totally in the dark as to what prompted my comments last week. When decisions are made that affect people, or are sensitive in nature, there is a protocol as to who hears the news first. When those that hear of changes first speak before the rest of the parish is privy to the information, especially when they spread misinformation, it is dangerous to our community. As soon as it is appropriate to communicate any decisions or changes to the parish at large, you have my word I will do just that. So, please be patient and I promise you as soon as we can I will give you all the information you need.
During my morning walk the other day, this was the beautiful and peaceful scene I encountered.
Many of you have asked how St. Dominic’s can help the fire victims in Lake and Butte Counties. St. Vincent de Paul coordinates on disaster relief across the country, here is the information for the fire areas being affected: Our Contact at St. Vincent de Paul for the affected area is Philip A. Niederberger [email protected] St. Vincent de Paul Sacramento Council P.O. Box 162487 Sacramento, CA 95816-2487 God bless, Fr. Jerome
Pastor’s Corner
Livescan is here today for onsite fingerprinting! 10am-12pm (Drop in), In the Aquinas Room
All parish volunteers over the age 18 who work with children need to be fingerprinted, regardless of whether they've been fingerprinted elsewhere (even within the diocese or at the school). The parish pays the cost of the fingerprinting for all church volunteers. SDS School Families are invited to get their fingerprints done in order to volunteer in classrooms and attend field trips on this date as well. However, SDS parents will need to cover the $47 rolling fee. Checks may be made out to St. Dominic’s Church or bring Cash. Bring a valid Photo ID.
Livescan for Volunteers
Dear Parishioners,
This weekend I had the opportunity to attend Rite of Candidacy for Deacons. As many of you know, Tony Hensley and Shawn Carter have been discerning the call to become permanent deacons in the Catholic Church. Like a lot of discernments this one requires a significant amount of prayer, years of education, and a whole lot of grace. It is not something that is taken lightly. For the past year, these men and their wives have been attending classes and group discussions, and deepening their knowledge of the Faith. Yet even after a year there was no commitment on either side to continue the necessary steps of formation in order to become deacons—until Saturday. It was at this point that both Tony and Shawn solidified their desire to serve God and His Church. Like all ordained roles in the church, it is foremost a call to serve the people. It takes many more years of formation, but God willing they will be ordained in 2018. Both men and their wives must commit countless weekends and evenings of study and prayer, and they must make regular treks to the seat of our diocese, Sacramento. And they do all this for you and your families. The ceremony of candidacy occurred at Holy Family Church in Citrus Heights (northeast of Sacramento) for both Tony and Shawn, as well as 32 of their classmates—one of the largest classes in history. The bishop called them all forward to accept their formal entrance into the program. Please pray for all of them and their wives. It is not an easy journey, and some may find that the requirements are too demanding. But they will all be an asset to the Church. Sometime in the future they may indeed serve you and your needs.
Please take the time to congratulate them and offer them your prayers and encouragement! Pax Christi, Fr. Corwin
Deaconate Candidates
Dear Parents As we begin the new school year, we should be mindful of the transcendent value religious education brings to our family. But my reminder will not come so much from the authority of the Church as it will come first from the authority of a parent. I'm a husband of 36 years and a father of three grown children, twin daughters and a son. When our twins were 4 years old, their first encounter with death was the loss of their pet rabbit. Unexpectedly however, their immediate question was not so much why the death of their beloved pet, but rather, why death. I look back on that moment as a crisis of faith, where my credibility as a parent and a Christian was on the line. I also felt that whatever words fell out of my mouth in that moment, my daughters would never forget for the rest of their lives. Additionally, I knew my response would not only have to be a statement of faith but also be a response that gave them a bigger story that would leave them knowing that the universe was still a safe place and that death was not the final answer. In so many words, I told them that we are all beloved children of God - that we come from God to live for God and at the end of this earthly life, return to God. And because God loves us so much, our names are already written in heaven. My daughters tell me to this day my response left them knowing the universe was still a safe place and that death was not the final answer. Well, death was the first of many parenting crises of faith where the circumstances and ensuing discussions became much more nuanced and complicated - why sin, why suffering, why love, why betrayal? And with each and every crisis, I believe we overcame each crisis because we held a common worldview and a common language from which too see and speak from. Religious education not only gave us a story, but a language within a story in which to dialogue the mysteries of life together as a family. Religious education keeps the family together because it keeps the faith conversation alive at every stage of our children's spiritual development, because without it, an unbelieving world will fill those gaps of meaning which demand a faith response. While we struggle with the complexity of life, I believe we all want the authority of God in our lives. Our children have that authority. They have the authority to remind us that we are inherently beloved and that we are forever loved and forgiven. Therefore, religious education is important for our sake as it is for theirs! Being a parent is the greatest privilege we will have in this life and we are blessed to have the Church guide us in our vocation as parents. God bless you, your children and all those at St. Dominic's entrusted with the care your children's religious education. Yours in Christ, Deacon Errol Kissinger
Deacon Errol’s Corner
Classes began last week but if you need to register your child please do it now! Come in to the Ministry Offices or go online to our website at www.stdombenicia.org/religious-education. You will find information, directions and downloadable forms. Please print, complete and return the forms to the Ministry Center of St. Dominic’s and speak with Joy Urbina or Deacon Errol in person. Parents please save the date for Back to RE night: Tuesday, September 29th at 4pm, Wednesday, September 30th at 4pm and 7pm. Please note that you are to attend on the day and time of your child’s normal scheduled RE Class. For further information please call Deacon Errol
Kissinger 707-335-4674 or Joy Urbina at 707-747-
7240.
RE Classes Started!
Call for Altar Servers
Are you between 9 and 17 years old? Would you like to assist the priests at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass? Join us for an Introductory Meeting on Tuesday, September 29, 7PM-8PM in the Church for all new interested altar servers. It is a wonderful opportunity for you to learn about the source and summit of our Faith. You not only get to be much closer to the action of the Mass, but you also get to do all sorts of things in the church that are normally restricted to a select few individuals. What sounds better? Sitting in the pew wondering what’s going on, or being involved in almost every aspect? You already come to Mass. Why not make it more rewarding? Questions? Contact Shawn Carter and Fr. Corwin [email protected] or 925-250-0193
Interested in becoming a Religious
Education Catechist or Aide?
For those who are discerning a call to become a catechist volunteer as a religious education teacher, please join Fr. Jerome and our Faith Formation Team on September 25th for an evening of prayer, reflection, fellowship and a preview of some new and exciting programs planned for religious education.
Meeting for Potential Catechists
September 25th, 7PM, Mary Magdalene Room Questions or more information, contact Joy Urbina at [email protected] or call us at 707-747-7240.
Prayer of a Catechist: Here I am, Lord. I am not worthy to be the one to teach your truths, but you, in your infinite wisdom, have called me to this place. Give me the wisdom to use my abilities for the good of your kingdom. Give me the courage to be a witness of the Gospel. Give me the grace to deepen my Faith so that I might share that Faith with others. With your help, I will speak your words. Reveal your presence. Show your love. Now and all the days of my life. Amen.
RE Catechist News
SVDP Food Pantry Needs
Please help stock our pantry. We are always in need of peanut butter, jelly, Hamburger Helper, Tuna Helper, pasta mixes, cereal, mayonnaise and tuna. Thank you!!
If you are in need of food or assistance with rent, temporary living arrangements, and/or utilities please call the SVdP Food Pantry at 707-746-1773 and leave a message. God Bless You.
St. Vincent de Paul
The largest St. Dominic School fundraiser of the year is taking place November 14th and the entire parish is invited to join in the fun.
This year's theme, Dancing with the Stars, includes a couple from each grade competing for the disco ball and funds for their student's class. Not to be left out, Fr. Jerome is competing with a school mom and half of their donations will go to the Parish!
Save the date, visit the website, and please vote for another successful year for our students. Each vote costs $10.00 and voting is already live!
Event Sponsorships available starting at $200 (includes advertising in auction program)
Event tickets at $45 or buy a table for 8 for $360 Donations for Silent or Live Auction items are also
gratefully accepted.
Www.SDSauction.com for details, tickets & voting!
EM Retreat
YR I Confirmation Registration Teens who are in the 8th grade and above are invited to prepare for the Sacrament of Confirmation. Registration instructions can be found on the Parish website at www.stdombenicia.org. Select the Faith Formation tab and then the Confirmation tab. There will be a YR I parent/teen orientation meeting on Monday, 9/28/15 and Thursday, 10/1/15, both at 7pm in the Parish Hall. Parent/teen should only attend one of these meetings. YR II Confirmation YR II Confirmation will begin with a parent/teen orientation meeting on Monday, 9/21/15 and Thursday, 9/24/15 at 7pm in the Parish Hall. Parent/teen should only attend one of these meetings. Parents: If you have not created your My Own Church account, please go to https://connectnow.parishsoft.com/sacramento/ Thank you! Questions: Please contact Lisa Toomey at 335-4697 or by email at [email protected]
Teen Confirmation
The Catholic faith explained in a vibrant, relevant way to reinvigorate your spiritual life. These 10 sessions will guide you through the richness of Catholicism. Workbooks are available in the Parish office for $30. Evening sessions for 40 persons began Monday, September 14th from 7PM to 9PM– Siena Room; however there are still books and spaces available. *This series counts toward Catechism Hours for St. Dominic School Parents.
New Bible Study
We invite you to come and visit the Lord in our Adoration
Chapel! Our current adoration needs are:
Saturday (2nd and 4th) 12pm Call Jude Potter 707-745-4914
Thursday 3pm Call Rori Basilio 707-748-1481
Alternate adorer needed for Tuesday 5pm. Call Rosalinda Ursua 707-297-6631
40 Days for Life Kickoff!
Please Join us for a Kickoff event for the 40 Days for Life Campaign Here at St. Dominic’s September 20th, 2015 attend the 12:30PM MASS and our reception following in the Parish Hall
Featured Speaker in the Hall: Dr Gil Wergowske, M.D., F.A.C.P.
Exciting news about the abortion reversal pill! Dr. Wergowske will present a slide program and discuss the abortion pill reversal work of Dr. George Delgado and Dr. Mary Davenport to counter the effects of the RU 486 abortion pill.
Attention Eucharistic Ministers - Retreat Time Please mark your calendars for Saturday, November 14th for our annual retreat from 9:00AM to 1:00PM in the parish hall.
Adoration Needs
Fr. Thomas Hayes, O.P. Former St. Dominic Pastor is on the move, in case you were looking for him!
You may reach him at
Mercy Retirement Center Fr. Thomas Hayes, O.P.
RM 654 3431 Foothill Blvd
Oakland, CA 94601
Ministry Fair and Scheduling Meeting September 29th in the Parish Hall
6:30-7PM Ministry Fair Meeting: Come hear Erin Jacobs give a preview to the Ministry Fair on October 25th and how to get your Ministry table staffed and ready to engage with parishioners 7PM-8PM Calendaring Meeting: Bring your Green sheets and get ready to lobby for dates, times and locations for your ministry’s event schedule. At least one representative from your ministry must be present at this event.
This Fall, from SEPT 23—NOV 1 our parish will be one of more than 202 cities in 52 states joining together for the largest and longest coordinated pro-life mobilization in history—the 40 Days for Life campaign. “40 Days for Life” is a focused PRO-LIFE CAMPAIGN that consists of:
▪ 40 days of prayer and fasting
▪ 40 days of peaceful vigil
▪ 40 days of community outreach
While all aspects of 40 Days for Life are crucial in our effort to end abortion, the most visible component is the PEACEFUL PRAYER VIGIL outside the local abortion (or Planned Parenthood) clinic at 990 Broadway Street, Vallejo, California.
Please consider volunteering to pray for one or more hours during the 40 days outside the abortion facility. To Sign up contact Tony Hensley at [email protected]
Wonder what it’s like to pray outside a clinic? Read a parishioners testimony based on experience: http://www.stdombenicia.org/yup-i-prayed-outside-an-abortion-clinic/
The Called and Gifted Workshop The Department of Evangelization and Catechesis in collaboration with various Vallejo parishes is excited to offer The Called and Gifted workshop form the Catherine of Siena Institute. Held at St. Basil the Great in Vallejo on October 24, 2015 from 9:00am to 5:00pm and St. Clare Parish in Roseville on November 7, 2015 from 9:00am to 5:00pm; the workshop is a one-day live presentation covering Church teaching on the laity and lay apostleship; the nature of spiritual gifts, call, and vocation; and how to undertake the process of discernment. The workshop will be given in both English and Spanish . The cost of attendance is $30. For more information, contact the parish of St. Basil the Great at (707) 644-5251 or the parish office of St. Clare at (916) 772-4717. To register, please visit www.scddec.org/calledandgifted or contact Cecilia Flores at 916-733-0151
Called & Gifted Workshop
Special Needs Family Masses
Join us for our a special needs family
Mass at St. Dominic’s Benicia the last
Saturday of each month.
Upcoming events: Sept 26th, 8:15AM
Fellowship in the Parish Hall
immediately following.
Bishop Jaime Soto wants you to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation! For all practicing, adult Catholics who have received religious instruction, but for various reasons were never confirmed, here’s your chance. Classes convene for six consecutive Sundays beginning TODAY! September 20th through October 25th, 2015. Classes meet 2PM-3:30PM in the Mary Magdalene Room of the Ministry Center. Then celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation on Saturday, November 7th at St. Joseph Church in Vacaville. For further information, contact Deacon Errol Kissinger at (707) 335-4674 [email protected] or Lisa Toomey at (707) 335-4697 or [email protected].
Adult Confirmation
Ministry Days is for anyone wanting to better nourish and form their faith understanding. Registration booklets are available on-line at www.ministrydays.com. Online registration continues through September 20th. See website for further details. Participation in Ministry Days fulfills a portion of the Spiritual Development Component for Basic Certification
Married Couples: Do you miss the glow you had when you were first married? Do you wish you could reignite the fire in your relationship?
A Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend gives you that time together to rekindle the romance you experienced at the beginning of your marriage and to deepen your communication with each other.
Dates for 2015 are: October 2-4 at the Hilton Garden Inn Reno; and November 6-8 in Sacramento. It is not to late to register. CALL NOW! For more information visit our website at:
http://www.sacramentowwme.orgor contact Terry & Janet at [email protected] or
call 916-489-3464.
Marriage Encounter
DISCERNMENT DAY: Are you drawn to a life of prayer and have a deep desire for love and service? The Dominican Nuns of Corpus Christi Monastery located at 215 Oak Grove Avenue in Menlo Park, CA will host a Discernment Day for single Catholic women ages 18-40 on October 10, 2015. RSVP by October 3rd, or for more information contact Sister Joseph Marie O.P. at [email protected] or visit our website at: http://nunsmenlo.org/discernment-days/. The day begins with Mass at 8AM followed by Divine Office, Adoration, Rosary, Conferences and Vocation stories given by our Dominican nuns and friars.
Dominican Discernment
St. Dom Mom’s Ministry The Mom’s Ministry, for moms
of school age children, is based
on the successful program
created by Lisa Brenninkmeyer,
author of the book Walking
With Purpose, Seven
Priorities that Make Life
Work.
If you didn’t order a book but
would still like to participate in
our mom’s ministry complete
our interest form online at this short link: http://bit.ly/1UbdvX0
The discussions of the book will be broken into 3
group events between October and December.
Discussion Dates:
October 23rd, 9 -10:30AM
November 20th 11AM– 12:15PM
December 4th, 9-10:30AM
Hospitality will be provided. No children present. We
are working to add evening sessions too, date TBD!
*Participation in the Walking with Purpose events will
count for SDS parent Catechism hours, but require you
have read the book and chapters in discussion.
LifeTouch is coming back for our FINAL photo shoot next month! Get your Christmas card done in October!
There are many more families to photograph. Each household receives a FREE 8X10 portrait and a hard copy of our new Parish Directory. Don’t wait, select a date and time during the following sessions:
Tues-Sat, October 6-11th Make your appointment online or call
or visit the parish office. Go to our website, click on the banner to our LifeTouch
Session Sign Ups
We need a handful of volunteers to help with registrations on photo days, please contact Lori Telepak-Compton in our Parish Office at [email protected].
LifeTouch Portraits
Sacraments
Reconciliation: Sat. 4-5PM or by appointment.
Adult Baptism, Confirmation, Anointing of the Sick, Communion Calls: Please call the Parish Office.
Marriage: Please call 12 months in advance; family must be registered parishioners.
Children’s Sacraments: We encourage parents to inquire about Baptism and attend two classes (offered monthly) before the birth of a child. For Baptism & First Eucharist scheduling contact Debi Thurin at 707-335-4688 or [email protected].
Ministry Contacts Please only contact people on this list for the
service they represent.
Alpha Pregnancy Resource Center: Cathy 707-428-3300
Altar Servers: Shawn Carter and Fr. Corwin [email protected] or 925-250-0193 Catholics Returning Home: [email protected]
Catholic Social Services: Jackie Ho 707-745-2729
Consolation Ministry: Joanne Flanagan 707-747-9416,
Dominican Laity: Roger Bueno 707-373-2778 Mark Lazzaro 510-750-8246 [email protected] Donut Ministry: Eleanor Santos [email protected]
Eucharistic Ministers: [email protected]
Friends in Faith (formerly Singles): [email protected]
Garden of Hope/ Bible Study: Jude Potter 707-745-4914 & Bridget DeMers 707-746-8108
Helping Hands: Amber Leighwood 707-280-6878 [email protected]
Guadalupana: Patricia Chavez 707-642-4513
Knights of Columbus: Pat Fitzgerald 707-853-1978 [email protected]
Lazarus Ministry: Ann Espinosa 707-745-0640 Linda Watson 707-745-0334
Lectors: [email protected]
Legion of Mary: Jim. Werder 707-853-3107 Al. Williams 707-297-6338
Life Abortion Alternative: 642-5001 www.VallejoLAAM.org Moms Ministry/Walking with Purpose: Erin Jacobs [email protected]
Prayer Line: Kathy: [email protected] or Christina: 707-745-3575 Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Ministry: Shirley Cortez 707-208-2004 Laura Batts 707-649-0603
RCIA: Shannon Carter 707-980-1296 [email protected]
Respect Life Ministries: Jude Potter 707-745-4914
St. Dominic Cemetery: Barbara Everingham 319-2465
St. Vincent de Paul: Kristine Passalacqua Kathy Campos [email protected]
Ushers: Richard Montgomery, Sr. 707-745-9256 [email protected]
Next Week’s Readings 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reading I: Nm 11:25-29
Reading II: Jas 5:1-6
Gospel: Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48
To easily reference alternative and upcoming
Sunday Readings: www.usccb.org/bible/readings
PARISH OFFICE www.stdombenicia.org
(707) 747-7220
Pastor Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P [email protected]
Parochial Vicar Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. [email protected]
Business Manager Teresa Stone, [email protected]
Communications Erin Jacobs, [email protected]
Bookkeeper Lori Telepak-Compton, [email protected]
Secretary Alisa Aquino, [email protected]
OFFICE HOURS Closed Mondays
Tuesday-Friday: 9AM-12PM, 1PM-4PM Saturday: 10AM-1PM Sunday: 8:30AM-1PM
OFFICE OF FAITH FORMATION (707) 747-7240
Director of RE Deacon Errol Kissinger 707-335-4674 Admin. Assistant Joy Urbina 707-747-7240 Teen Confirmation & Special Liturgies Lisa Toomey 707-335-4697 Children’s Sacraments Debi Thurin 707-335-4688
ST. DOMINIC’S YOUTH GROUP (SDYG)
www.sdyg.wordpress.com (707) 747-7220
Youth Minister Joe Lucero [email protected] A complete list of Ministry Contacts is available in the Parish Office.
ST. DOMINIC SCHOOL www.sdbenicia.org
(707) 745-1266
Principal Katie Perata, [email protected]
ST. DOMINIC PRESCHOOL (707) 745-4430
Directors Janet Casarino & Tanya Sanchez
Please pray for the recovery of the sick listed in our Book of Intentions and the following:
Please remember the following recently deceased parishioners (and their families) in your prayers: Eileen Brennan, Frances Fiore Wieber, Rolito Iglesias, Patti Lewis, Christine Block, Gino Martinucci, James Wallace, Neil D’Ambrosi, Javier Quiroz, John Galvan, Millicent Duvall, Maria Elena Perez,
Emilia Sanchez Aquillera, Rickey Henderson, Michael Kennedy, Max Henry Schwarz, Tia Lorica, Karen DeNatale, Cathy Lerner, John “Jack” Hayes, Aurora Atinaja, Ricardo Santos, David Allen, Antonio Quejado, Jr., and Dr. Rodger Petrie.
*sick and remembrances will be listed for a period of 3 months respectfully
Ann Hansen Cyndi and Dan Wolke Jennifer Figueira Carolyn McKay Susan Furey Henderson Family Leroy Howell Bernice Clark Ted Trias Marie Tscheekar Francis Tortosa Aurora Bareng Brian Smith Peter Stewart Fr. Kenneth Brown Lisa Santini Cristina O’Brien Lisa Montgomery Mark Silva
Branson David King Jack Curran Michelle Christle Matthew Bidou Charlie DeGrange Monica Jaime Tom Mitchell Gladys Haddad Al Rohleder Jeff Mues Mili McDermott Scott Dziuban, Mary Carbullido-Anderson Charlie White Pete Raine Scott Reeder James Werder Lana Lagunera
Please patronize the following businesses owned by members of our parish community.
Their contributions each week underwrite our Parish Bulletin. Thank you!
A & S Chem Dry 707-748-7726 Anthony & Shelly Trevino Serving St. Dominic’s Parish for 18 years!
Kindred Spirits Pet/HouseSitting Dorothy Doscher 707-334-3776
Rick Brown Construction All Phases Home Remodel 707-746-8596 707-246-9975
ATS Tax & Financial Solutions Tax Angels to your rescue! Returns/ QB 707-745-1040
Kristine Passalacqua Studio of Interior Design StudioOfInteriorDesign.com 707-746-7123
Sac’s Tasty Hot Dogs George & Karolyn Maichel 2445 Springs Rd, VJO 707-642-2442
Affordable Quality Cabinets Allan Lemone, Sales and Installation 707-745-2100
Law Offices of Randal M. Barnum Employment, Personal Injury Litigation 707-745-3747
Shutters and More Bill Simpson, Parishioner 707-746-8187
Benicia Voice and Piano Lessons 32 Yrs experience coaching children & adults Tel: 707-750-3818
Law Offices of Thomas R. Healy Wills/Trusts/Estate Planning/ General Practice 707-553-7360
George Schandelmier Landscaping 707-554-2722 georgeschandelmierjrlandscaping.com
Buddahful Salon Amy Pappas, Owner/Stylist 814 First St., 707-745-4409
Law Offices Robert A. Schroth Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning 707-745-0130
Smitten Flowers Fresh flowers, free local delivery!www.smittenflowers.com 707-722-7516
Care Network, LLC Home Care Services/Placement Referral 707-747-2720 / Carmen Haban
Mr. Lawn Garden Service Landscaping, Maintenance and Installation 707-747-5273
Spiritual Direction, Katrina Cooper 707-748-7581 Parishioner Trained at Bread of Life in Sacramento
Crane Station, Inc. Rex Sevilla–Crane and Electrical Services 800-891-3888
Napoli Pizza and Pasta Chris & Lisa Guerrera- Owners 707-746-8906 www.napolibenicia.com
T&T Electric – Tim Wade Residential & Commercial 707-315-8285
Eagle Vines Realty-American Canyon Ron Banasik Broker/Owner (707) 373-3139 Lisa Guerrera Agent (707) 333-9656
Old Capital Lockshop Automotive Lock Specialist 707-746-Keys (5397)
Tuolumne Street Auto Repair
John McLaughlin, Parishioner 707-648-3434
Fregosi & Co. Paints– Mike Fregosi Concord, CA 925-609-9925
Olson Realty, Inc. Kathleen McInerney Olson/Broker 707-745-3602
Up2Code Plumbing Owner Mike Pitta - 24 hour service 707-751-1714
Furniture Service & Repair Charlie H. White, Design/Shopworking 707-746-0169
Passalacqua Funeral Chapel John Passalacqua/Greg Silva, Directors
707-745-3130
Vincent R. Maher, Attorney at Law 724 Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533 Tel: 707-427-2800 / Fax: 707-427-2220
Gavin/Schreiner Insurance , Tom Gavin Chartered Financial Consultant 707-745-5626
Piel Med. Aesthetics, INC. Rita Wergowske, RNC, CWS, FACCWS Medical Aesthetician 707-745-3040
Warring & Assoc. Realtors Bill/Diane Brokers/Owners 829 First St. 707-746-6990
Hamann Real Estate 513 First Street Tim and Jeannie Hamann/Broker-Owners 707-747-9300
Reyes Electric Co. & Design LIC#32877 Residential/ Commercial 707-747-6818
Internet Marketing Management Svc LLC Dennis Garvey– Owner 707-746-7382
Richard Joyce, O.D. Optometrist Exams, Glasses, Contacts 874 Southampton Rd. 707-745-6266
James M. McVeigh Certified Public Accountant 707-746-5604
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