CATHOLIC CHURCH

Jim Grogan, Principal 5925 West Lake Street

Saint Louis Park, MN 55416 www.hfamn.org | 952.925.9193

5900 West Lake Street Saint Louis Park, MN 55416

www.hfcmn.org | 952.929.0113 staff@hfcmn.org

Reverend Joseph Johnson, Pastor Reverend George Welzbacher

Reverend Marcus Milless Deacon Jim Meyer

Deacon Michael Nevin

January 26, 2020 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

MASS TIMES: Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00pm Sunday 9:00am & 11:00am Weekdays 8:00am Weekday Rosary 7:30am First Saturday Mass 8:00am Preceded by Rosary 7:30am Sung Morning Prayer following Mass CONFESSIONS: Saturday 3:30-4:50pm Sunday 8:00-8:50am Tuesday-Friday 7:30-7:50am Parish Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30-4:30pm

TODAY AT HOLY FAMILY

Y A S G D The Young Adult Gospel Discussion will meet today following the 9am Mass in the Nazareth House, 3144 Zarthan Avenue. No preparation or RSVP is required for this casual discussion. Please contact Mary Fink with any questions at 763.307.3947 or email mary.stlucy@gmail.com.

T C Teens join together in the Nazareth House at 6pm today for pizza, prayer, faith sharing, and social time! The evening will end with night prayer at 8pm. Questions? Contact Director of Religious Education John Hartnett at John.Hartnett@hfamn.org or 952.999.4822

D S / HFA O H / HFA A F Everyone is invited to come and see our school and what the children have been studying after both the 9am and 11am Masses. Coffee and donuts will be offered in Kattar Hall. The 4th-8th Grade Academic Fair projects will be on display throughout the school. Pre-K through 3rd grade tours will be available.

Sunday of the Word of God

DIRECTORY

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PASTOR’S COLUMN

C O : 952.929.0113 G M : 612.716.8008 General Staff Bobbi Hanson 952.999.4888 Parish Business Administrator Kathy Fink 952.999.4884 Parish Office & Sacramental Records Ann Karels 952.999.4884 Parish Office & Background Checks Mark Eldridge 952.999.4885 Facilities Manager Ross Yates 952.999.4889 Accountant/Controller Cristi Baltazar 952.999.4891 Office Assistant Lisa Bearth Lisa.Bearth@hfcmn.org Communications Coordinator Carrie Havlicek Carrie.Havlicek@hfcmn.org Bulletin and Desktop Publishing Liturgy and Pastoral Staff Deacon Jim Meyer 952.999.4881 Sacramental Preparation Sharon Pero 952.999.4890 Liturgy & Pastoral Ministry Scott Turkington 952.999.4887 Director of Sacred Music Atsuko Schlough 952.999.4887 Associate Organist Faith Formation Staff John Harnett 952.999.4822 Director of Faith Formation Elizabeth Brown Elizabeth.Brown@hfcmn.org Confirmation Coordinator Apostolates Mary Barron kbarron1313@yahoo.com Altar & Rosary Society Tim Heeren GrandKnight@kofc3949.org Knights of Columbus Please see the parish website www.hfcmn.org for contact information for other Apostolates. If you or someone you know is in need of emergency assistance, please contact:

STEP Emergency Program: 952.925.4899 FOOD FOR THOUGHT

S W G Saint Jerome was the great translator of the Bible from Greek and Hebrew into the Latin language. His “Vulgate” edition of the Sacred Scriptures remained the “go-to” text for 1,200 years. On his feast day this past September, Pope Francis declared that the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time is to be observed as the “Sunday of the Word of God.” Pope Francis wrote in his motu proprio Aperuit Illis:

Devoting a specific Sunday of the liturgical year to the word of God can enable the Church to experience anew how the risen Lord opens up for us the treasury of his word and enables us to proclaim its unfathomable riches before the world…. Regular reading of sacred Scripture and the celebration of the Eucharist make it possible for us to see ourselves as part of one another. As Christians, we are a single people, making our pilgrim way through history, sustained by the Lord, present in our midst, who speaks to us and nourishes us. A day devoted to the Bible should not be seen as a yearly event but rather a year-long event, for we urgently need to grow in our knowledge and love of the Scriptures and of the risen Lord, who continues to speak his word and to break bread in the community of believers. For this reason, we need to develop a closer relationship with sacred Scripture; otherwise, our hearts will remain cold and our eyes shut, struck as we are by so many forms of blindness. Sacred Scripture and the sacraments are thus inseparable. When the sacraments are introduced and illumined by God’s word, they become ever more clearly the goal of a process whereby Christ opens our minds and hearts to acknowledge his saving work. We should always keep in mind the teaching found in the Book of Revelation: the Lord is standing at the door and knocking. If anyone should hear his voice and open for him, he will come in and eat with them (cf. 3:20). Christ Jesus is knocking at our door in the words of sacred Scripture. If we hear his voice and open the doors of our minds and hearts, then he will enter our lives and remain ever with us.

Whenever you read the Bible, simply ask yourself: “what is God saying to me here and now?” It is the living Word of God and not just a historical document. Lent is just a month away… start thinking about forming a small group Bible study or making “lectio divina” a part of your daily prayer life. Thankfully over the past fifty years there have been many books written and programs developed to help Catholics read and interpret the Bible within the context of the living tradition of the Church. Let’s avail ourselves of these resources to become ever better disciples of the Lord Jesus!

“Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.”

~ Saint Jerome (4th century)

Cover Painting: Saint Jerome in the desert by Cima da Conegliano

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Grateful Hearts – Forward in Faith

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In honor of this inaugural “Sunday of the Word of God,” here are three books to help you delve more deeply into the Sacred Scriptures: Bible in a Year Edited by Tim Gray

Read the whole Bible in 365 days as organized into day-by-day manageable sections by our friends at the Augustine Institute—the same talented people who bring us Formed.org to which you have a free subscription as a Holy Family parishioner.

Scripture Matters: Reading the Bible from the Heart of the Church by Scott Hahn

Passionate convert and scripture scholar Scott Hahn gives helpful insights into studying and praying with the Bible.

A Biblical Defense of Catholicism by Dave Armstrong

How many times have you heard Protestants ask: “where is that in the Bible?” This book will help you discover the Biblical roots of our Catholic Faith.

PASTOR’S PICKS

U P L E What’s working and what’s not in the Archdiocese? Archbishop Hebda wants to hear from you! Please prayerfully consider attending an upcoming Prayer and Listening Event, as part of the Pre-Synod Process and make your voice

heard. Your input will help guide the Archdiocese over the next 5-10 years. There are 20 Prayer and Listening Events. The next three are: ♦ Tuesday, Jan. 28, 6-9pm, Pax Christi, Eden Prairie ♦ Saturday, February 1, 9am-Noon, St. Stephen, Minneapolis (Bilingual Spanish/

English) ♦ Tuesday, February 11, 6-9pm, Providence Academy, Plymouth Learn more about the Synod and see a full listing of Prayer and Listening Events at archspm.org/synod.

ARCHDIOCESAN SYNOD

This past Tuesday evening, the St. Louis Park city council unanimously voted to approve the construction of our new facility! This is the culmination of many years of dreaming, planning, and hard work. The city staff, our city council representative Margaret Rog, and Mayor Jake Spano were all very supportive and appreciated our efforts to reach out to neighbors and address their concerns. I would like to thank our city’s staff and elected leaders for their helpfulness over this past year and a half. Many thanks to our architects at 292 Design Studio, Loucks engineers, and our contractor Rochon Corporation for guiding us through this approval process. They have done extensive work in the city before, which was part of our selection criteria. Their knowledge and good relationships helped us design a plan that is a win-win for everyone. We need one more approval concerning water run-off from the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District which should be forthcoming soon. I’d also like to commend our building committee: chairman Bernie Grutsch, Dennis Dylong, Ed Getsch, Lane Hersey, and Jon Yanta. They helped me sift through the technicalities of construction, reach out to neighbors, and keep the design process on track and within budget—I really wanted a dome, a few mosaics, and some marble arches! I’d also like to publicly acknowledge our former pastor Fr. Thomas Dufner for initiating this project so many years ago. He and his collaborators laid the groundwork for this project and endured a storm of criticism. We are grateful to Sarah Mealey and others who worked over subsequent years to reduce tensions and move us towards the good relations we now have with our neighbors. Thanks to all of you for your prayers and your continued generosity! Let’s keep moving from our amazing current pledge total of $4.85 million to our stretch goal of $5 million! If we had big, bronze bells in our church towers, I would ring them for joy! (Hmmm… maybe the next capital campaign??? After the new Nazareth House for our youth group and young adults!)

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If you could sit down with Saint Thomas Aquinas over a pint of beer and ask him any one question, what would it be? Every episode of “Pints With Aquinas” addresses a question Saint Thomas has answered in his written works. Access the audios on www.Formed.org by clicking on the “Search” tab, and searching for “Pints Aquinas.” Enjoy!

F S M —S , F 1 (Rosary at 7:30am) 8am Mass After Mass Sung Morning Prayer To sign up to serve or lector at any First Saturday Mass, please go to www.hfcmn.org/liturgical-ministries.

Please pray for:

Verland Bedford (father of Linda Wandrei) Kathy Cashin Shanna Purdy

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To request prayers, go to www.hfcmn.org/prayer-requests, or call the parish office 952.929.0113. Submitted prayer intentions will be shared via “Prayer Partners” Flocknote messages and the bulletin for one week per request.

INTERCESSIONS

F D W Please help feed those in our community who do not have enough to eat by placing donated non-perishable food items in the collection bins. The bins are located in the entryway of the church by the Adoration Chapel, February 1 & 2, 2020. Donations go to the St. Louis Park Emergency Program (STEP).

HERE AT HOLY FAMILY

P L / C Blessed Candles will be at all Masses the weekend of February 1 and 2, for the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord (traditionally known as Candlemas); clergy will bless large white taper candles which will be available for you on a first-come, first-served basis after Mass in the main vestibule, so you can bring the light of Christ to your home this year. Suggested offering is $3.00 per box.

H F B D It’s time to schedule your appointment to donate blood at the Holy Family Blood Drive on Monday, Feb. 24, 2020 from 2–6pm. To sign up, visit www.mbc.org/searchdrives, click on Schedule now mbcherohub.club, and enter Sponsor Code 0183 or call Sharon at 952.999.4890 to schedule your appointment.

M O : T R Have you suffered a miscarriage? Whether it was last week or years ago, you are invited to join other women of Holy Family for an afternoon Tea & Rosary to honor our babies and to develop ideas for ongoing miscarriage outreach. Attend one or both Sundays, February 9 and 16, 1:30-3pm in the Nazareth House. Questions may be directed to the hostesses: Kirby Hoberg at kannekimber@gmail.com or Linda Wandrei at boysnlinda@msn.com.

A D M All Knights of Columbus are invited to attend the 4th Degree Nicollet Assembly Dinner Meeting at Holy Family on Monday, February 3, 2020 with happy hour at 6pm and dinner at 7pm. Cost of $20 per dinner includes one free drink. Make reservations with Faithful Captain Patrick Farrelly at 763.218.3816 or pfmaplegrove@aol.com. Reservations required by Monday, January 27.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BAPTISMS

Please congratulate the following families of the newly baptized:

Maddison Lea Mattock

(daughter of John Mattock & Melissa McBride)

W G ’ G Y L We all have a story. Are you willing to share how God has been active in your life? Holy Family is looking for twelve parishioners to share their personal testimonies during this upcoming Lenten season after Sunday Masses. If you attended the “Testimonies of Faith” workshop last November, this is the perfect opportunity to put your new knowledge into practice! Even if you didn’t go to the workshop, if this interests you, contact Anne-Marie Klobe at ak.948@rocketmail.com for more information.

YOUTH GROUP (AGES 13-19) F P Come watch the “big” football game on Sunday, Feb. 2, 2020, in the Nazareth House with friends. Starts at 5pm and goes to probably 9:30pm. Enjoy food, games, fellowship, the game, and prayer (instead of the frequently obnoxious half-time show)! Please RSVP by Noon on Friday, January 31, to John Hartnett (John.Hartnett@hfamn.org). Spots are limited, and the event may be cancelled if weather conditions are questionable.

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VOCATIONS CORNER

T C We welcome more families to sign up for the traveling chalice and to pray for vocations in their homes for one week. The chalice with the prayers are exchanged at church on Sunday in the Sacristy. Please contact Phyllis with questions 612.702.3735 or email thegconnec@aol.com to sign up. Thank you for praying for vocations! The exchange is at the 9am Mass

• Jan. 26 Bernie & Marilyn Grutsch • Feb. 2 Lou & Louise Mitera • Feb. 9 Dave & Kathy Rennie

M V D : “Reform your lives! The kingdom of heaven is at hand.” Are you being called to proclaim the coming of the kingdom as a priest, religious sister or brother? If so, contact the Vocation Office at 651.962.6890 or email Fr. David Blume at frblume@stthomas.edu.

MASS INTENTIONS

Sat. Jan. 25th Helen McDaniels † 5:00pm Sun. Jan. 26th Richard Borg † 9:00am Sun. Jan. 26th For the Parish 11:00am Mon. Jan. 27th Ruth Hartmann † 8:00am Tues. Jan. 28th Marlene Richtsmeier † 8:00am Wed. Jan. 29th Lyle L. Zitzman † 8:00am Thu. Jan. 30th For the Souls in Purgatory † 8:00am Fri. Jan. 31st Patricia Possage † 8:00am Sat. Feb. 1st In reparation for sins of the clergy 8:00am Sat. Feb. 1st Fr. Damien Cook 5:00pm Sun. Feb. 2nd For the Parish 9:00am Sun. Feb. 2nd Richard Borg † 11:00am

YOUNG ADULTS (THOSE IN THEIR 20’S & 30’S)

For those in their 20’s and 30’s, the following are a series of activities designed to promote both fellowship and the faith. Contact Adrian Ahlquist at youngadults@hfcmn.org for more information about any of the following events:

V / F F Thursday evening, January 30th young adults will gather for evening prayer ~ open to everyone, in the church at 6:30pm. From 7-9pm, they meet in the Nazareth House (behind the church parking lot) for prayer, discussion, and socializing each week. There is never any homework for Thursday evenings—just show up!

O W O * Friday Evenings “Indoor Sports Night” hosted by West Metro Young Adults. Friday, January 31, 7pm at St. Gabriel’s (St. John’s Campus) 6 Interlachen Blvd. in Hopkins. Check out their webpage for more events www.facebook.com/pg/westmetroya/events/

*Sunday Gospel Discussion about the Scr iptures from Mass following the 9am Mass in the Nazareth House. No homework – just show up! www.facebook.com/pg/holyfamilyya/community/

Next week’s Second Collection will benefit the CARE Fund which meets the emergency needs of Holy Family parishioners and the wider community.

C W J 18-19, 2020

SUNDAY STEWARDSHIP

S N : Even when the second collection goes to another organization, please fill out all checks to “Holy Family Catholic Church” with the name of the second collection on the memo line; the church then is able to write one check to the organization.

Thank you for your generosity!

Member Envelopes Online Giving Plate Total Contributions

Second Collection: CARE Fund

$ 7,684.00 $ 7,947.55 $ 704.04 $ 16,335.59

$ 1,007.20

Give generously to him and do so without a grudging heart; then because of this the Lord your God will bless you in all your work and in everything you put your hand to.

~ Deuteronomy 15:10

HOLY FAMILY ACADEMY

2020 C S W : S , J 26 – S , F 1 This year, HFA will celebrate our Catholic school with many fun activities. Students will enjoy time at Roller Garden, wear their favorite sports team’s spirit wear, put on a middle school musical talent show, play Bingo with their virtue families, and kick-off the Catholic United Financial Raffle fundraiser with a pep-rally. A Disco Dance (formerly the Sock Hop) on Saturday night will wrap up the festivities!

8 M A H —M , J 27 Be sure to join the school children at the 8am Mass on Monday, January 27th, as they welcome Archbishop Hebda. After Mass the archbishop will get a chance to visit with the school children.

C U F R Starting January 31, Holy Family Academy students will join students from 89 other schools across Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota in selling $5 raffle tickets. Each ticket purchased gives ticket buyers the opportunity to win a 2020 Buick Encore (or $20,000 in cash), or other great prizes totaling $40,000 in value. Best of all, every penny of every ticket sold stays at Holy Family Academy thanks to the Raffle’s sole sponsor, Catholic United Financial. The St. Paul-based company provides all the prizes and promotion materials for the Raffle at no cost to the participating schools. Please consider supporting HFA in this fundraiser – you might even win the grand prize!

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CALENDAR

For this week’s daily readings, please visit www.usccb.org/bible/readings

AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE

Sunday, January 26 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Donut Sunday at the school in Kattar Hall 8:00am Confessions 9:00am Mass 10:00am HFA Academic Fair /Open House & Donut Sunday School 10:00am Young Adult Gospel Discussion Nazareth House 11:00am Mass 12:00pm HFA Academic Fair /Open House & Donut Sunday School 6:00pm Theology à la Carte Nazareth House Monday, January 27 St. Angela Merici, Virgin 8:00am Mass with Archbishop Hebda 8:30am Lectio Divina St. Joseph Room 9:00am Catholic Charities—Serve lunch off-site (call office for more info) 3:00pm Widow & Widowers Holy Hour Adoration Chapel Tuesday, January 28 St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor of the Church 7:30am Confessions 8:00am Mass 9:00am Scripture Study Fr. Wilkins Room 3:30pm Youth Choir Fr. Moorman Hall 7:00pm Schola Choir Loft 7:00pm Neocatechumenal Way Fr. Wilkins Room Wednesday, January 29 7:30am Confessions 8:00am Mass 8:45am Donut Wednesday Fr. Moorman Hall 9:00am Children’s Holy Hour Church 6:30pm Confirmation Class Fr. Moorman Hall 6:30pm Religious Education Class School Thursday, January 30 7:30am Confessions 8:00am Mass 1:00pm Merciful Love Prayer Group Church 3:30pm Youth Choir Fr. Moorman Hall 6:30pm Young Adult Vespers Church 7:00pm Young Adult Faith & Fellowship Nazareth House 7:00pm RCIA Class School, Rm 305 7:00pm Parish Choir Choir Loft Friday, January 31 St. John Bosco, Priest 7:30am Confessions 8:00am Mass After Mass Divine Mercy Chaplet & Benediction Saturday, February 1 First Saturday Food Drive Weekend 8:00am First Saturday Mass After Mass Sung Morning Prayer 3:30pm Confessions 4:45pm Benediction 5:00pm Mass Sunday, February 2 Feast of the Presentation of the Lord Blessing of Candles / Food Drive Weekend 8:00am Confessions 9:00am Mass 10:00am Young Adult Gospel Discussion Nazareth House 11:00am Mass 5:00pm Youth Group Football Party (RSVP event) Nazareth House

FROM PARISH OFFICE

B S Please submit written bulletin content to Carrie.Havlicek@hfcmn.org by Thursday, January 30 for the February 9 bulletin.

Q V Y V C Registration is Open! July 19 – 22: Quo Vadis Camp for Young Men at Kiwanis Camp July 19 – 22 : Quo Vadis Camp for Young Women at Dunrovin Retreat Center Each session begins on Sunday afternoon with Mass and concludes on Wednesday after lunch. The camp includes Mass, prayer, talks, field trips to visit religious communities, confession, rosary along with lots of fun and outdoor recreation, including kayaking, wall climbing, hikes and campfires! Quo Vadis is a camp experience for youth ages 14-17 to learn that nothing is more important than discovering God’s will for your life – and living it! Space is limited. For more information and to register, visit www.10000vocations.org

C S E - W D W G H ? January 28, 7-8:30pm at St. Odilia Church, 3495 N Victoria St., Shoreview Please join us for an update and open discussion about creating and maintaining safe environments in our parishes and schools. Ramsey County Attorney John Choi, Bishop Andrew Cozzens and Tim O’Malley, Director of the Archdiocese’s Office of Ministerial Standards and Safe Environment will lead the presentation.

S I R W A silent retreat for women, based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, will be preached by priests from the Miles Christi Religious Order on the weekend of March 13-15, 2020, at the Franciscan Retreat Center in Prior Lake. For more information and to register, please email Minnesota@spiritualexercises.net.

STEWARDSHIP CORNER

It is our goal at Holy Family to have at least two adorers present at each hour on the adoration schedule, so that every adorer can have a partner for scheduling back-up and safety during nighttime hours. Please call or text, Mike Zwack, our Adoration coordinator, at 612.710.5007 if you are willing to make an hour (or greater) commitment each week or for information on the other times available.

We urgently need adorers to fill the times in red.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Currently, the times of our greatest need are:

Mondays: 1-2pm

Tuesdays:

5-6pm

Wednesdays: 5-6am 6-7am 3-4pm 4-5pm

Thursdays: 8-9pm

Fridays: 1-2pm 7-8pm

11pm– Midnight

Saturdays: Midnight-1am

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Saturday, February 8

5pm Mass 6pm Dinner 7pm Speaker

Fr. Moorman Hall Married and engaged couples are invited to attend our Cana Dinner. This event, named after the place of Jesus' first public miracle during a wedding feast (Jn. 2: 1-12), is a special opportunity to celebrate your marriage in time for Valentine's Day! The evening includes the opportunity to go to Mass, followed by an elegant 4-course dinner in Fr. Moorman Hall with fellowship and a presentation on "Rebuilding Catholic Culture, One Marriage at a Time" by dynamic guest speaker Andrew Wagenbach. The cost is $75 per couple. Register and pay online at www.hfcmn.org/pay-cana-dinner by Tuesday, February 4!

"R C C , O M T " “No marriage is an island; you need others to help you grow in faith so that you can pass that faith on to your spouse, children, and grandchildren. God wants to use marriages to help build up and strengthen the Church through helping to build Catholic culture. Join us as we talk about concrete steps to build Catholic culture in your home and in the homes of those around you!” ~ Andrew Wagenbach

Andrew Wagenbach is the Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in St. Anthony, Minnesota. Andrew and his wife, Coreen have been in parish ministry for 12 years, leading sacramental prep, youth ministry, and family formation programs. Seeing the need for full family formation, they have dedicated themselves to building a Catholic culture in their own family with four sons (ages 9 to 3)and helping pass that on to other families.

Andrew and Coreen met and earned degrees in Theology and Catechetics at Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio. They believe in and have been inspired to work in parish ministry because they are both products of it; during summer youth programs, they found their own relationships with Christ, allowing Him to lead them since. They love the fullness of truth within the Catholic faith and sharing it in any way that the Holy Spirit inspires them to.

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Friday, February 14

8am Mass 9am Breakfast

Fr. Moorman Hall

Please join us in Fr. Moorman Hall on Friday, Feb. 14, following the 8am Mass. There is no cost, however, we do need you to R.S.V.P. for the breakfast. Please register at www.hfcmn.org/events/seniors-valentine (or call the Church office 952.929.0113) no later than noon, Wednesday, Feb. 12.

T R L C The Respect Life Committee works to uphold the sanctity of human life from conception until natural death. A few things we do: Twice a year, we join in the 40 Days for Life vigil, praying peacefully at Planned Parenthood. We promote local education on current Pro-Life issues through speakers and presentations. We host a Blessing of Expectant Mothers every third Sunday of the month. Around Christmas time, we put up the “Tree for Life,” collecting baby items in support of parents who have chosen life. We meet the first Monday of the month in the St. Joseph room at church. Our next meeting will be February 3rd. To get updates, sign up for the “Respect Life” group on Flocknote (see p. 4 to learn how) or contact Barbara Johnston at respectlife.hfc@gmail.com or 612.201.8338.

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