MASS SCHEDULE Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM and 12:00 Noon Saturday for Sunday Obligation 5:00 PM Monday through Friday in Chapel 7:00 and 8:45 AM Saturday Morning in Church 8:30 AM Holy Days in Church 6:00, 7:00, 8:45 AM and 7:00 PM RECONCILIATION Saturday following 8:30 Mass & 4:00 to 4:30 PM in Reconciliation Room of church or call for appointment. BAPTISMS First and third Sundays of each month at 1:30 PM in church. Arrangements must be made at parish business office at least one month in advance. First-time parents and parents new to our parish must attend a preparation meeting at 7:30 PM on the third Tuesday of any month prior to the Baptism. WEDDINGS Arrangements by appointment with a priest should be made at least six months in advance of wedding day. CHURCH 7201 N Oketo Ave CHAPEL 7200 N Osceola Ave PARISH CENTER & BUSINESS OFFICE 7200 N Osceola Ave · Chicago, IL 60631 Tel 773.631.4127 · Fax 773.631.4150 www.stjuliana.org RECTORY 7158 N Osceola · Tel. 773.631.4386 SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: Kathleen Barton 7400 W Touhy Ave Tel 773.631.2256 · Fax 773.631.1125 PASTOR: Rev. Stephen Kanonik ASSOCIATE PASTOR: Rev. Robert I. Grib, S.J. PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Donald J. Ahearn PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Philip Dressler RETIRED ASSOCIATE: Rev. Roger Caplis DEACON COUPLES: Elizabeth and Edward Dolan Margaret and Robert Ryan PASTORAL ASSOCIATE: Pam Francisco, D.R.E · 631.2239 MUSIC DIRECTOR: Margie Shiel · 774.4956 BUSINESS MANAGER: Jeanne Anderson HEALTH CO-ORD.: Cindy Brennan PARISH SERVICES: Joyce Browne ADMIN. ASSISTANT: Diane Holmen BULLETIN EDITOR: Claudette Link

Saint Juliana Parish

“Come Walk Together The Way of Christ”

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 8, 2009

[The LORD] tells the number of the stars and calls them by name.

— Psalm 147:4

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Christ Lives In Us!

[The following are the reflections of Sister Mary Luke, SL (1900 - 2006) who was one of the few women to attend and participate in the Second Vatican Council. She helped write the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World. She was also a friend of Thomas Merton.] Sister writes: “I would like to suggest a few minutes of reflec-tion on the meaning of who are. OUR IDENTITY COMES FROM GOD All who profess Christian faith affirm that each person is of worth beyond price in God’s eyes. Karl Rahner, the great Jesuit theologian, says that every single human being is an ‘event’ of the absolute, radical, free self-communication of God. If I believe this, it makes a great difference in my life, both in my prayer and action, because God is forever and always communicating God’s Self to me in a way that is free and liberating and unmerited and forgiving. The hear and core of our faith is this recognition that we are constituted by and of God, that this is our deepest identity. There are numerous Scriptural references to this great reality of our identity. We are temples of the Holy Spirit; we share the divine life; the kingdom of God is within us, etc. Or as the 14th century theologian Meister Eckhart said, ‘God reached into Himself and Created me.’

GOD IS PRESENT IN OUR PRAYER We affirm these truths, but, in order that they not be just words for us, we need space and time to assimilate them afresh. This is a particular role of contemplative prayer, which allows us to savor with gratitude and awareness the gift of our own identity and that of others. As I grow older, there is a difference in my prayer that has to do with knowing. Now, I know differently that I did when younger. Specifically, I know God is present in a different way, in a deeper way. The knowing of this presence in the way I now know it is the whole of prayer for me. JESUS ENERGISES US FROM WITHIN Jesus Christ is the life-giving reality that continues to motivate and energize me. I have a sense of God living within me. The Trinitarian concept that God is within us is expressed in dif-ferent ways, sometimes through Christ, sometimes through the Spirit, and sometimes through the creative force, but all of this energizes us in a way that I think nothing else can. As I age, I have gotten to know better this presence of God moving into me, communicating to me. I know better now that it’s true. It’s more of a constant now and yet it is not anything different from what anybody could know. I hope that it will continue to deepen so it will become the constant atmosphere of my life. It isn’t yet, but I’m working on it.” [The Good News according to Sister Mary Luke!] THE KNOWING OF GOD’S PRESENCE IS THE WHOLE OF PRAYER! Father Bob Grib, S.J. - RCIA - Thank you, Sister Mary Luke Tobin, SL. You are one wise lady!

Worship & Spiritual Life Bereavement Ministry

Choirs/Handbells Christ Renews His Parish

Eucharist Minister Family Liturgy

Holy Hour of Adoration

Lector/Commentator Liturgy Team

Ministers of Care

Order of St. Francis Parish Council Servers/Ushers

Holy Hour in The Chapel Monday Evenings

from 7:00 - 8:00 pm In the Chapel

“Nowhere on earth are you more welcome, nowhere on earth are you most loved, than by Jesus living and truly present in the Most Blessed Sacrament. The time you spend with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the best time that you will spend on earth. (Mother Teresa)

Rosaries for the Missions

Our Lady asks us to pray the rosary daily. The missions are in need of rosaries. If you have extra rosaries you don’t use, please drop off in the “Rosaries for Mis-sions” box in the back of the Church. We also accept broken rosaries. They will be repaired or used to make new ones. Your help is greatly appreciated.

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Worship & Spiritual Life

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Lilah Jane Ryan, daughter of Dennis and Mary (Sammons) Ryan “I baptize you in the name of the father

and the son and the holy spirit, Amen.”

Mon. Gn 1:1-19; Mk 6:53-56

Tues. Gn 1:20 — 2:4a; Mk 7:1-13

Wed. Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Mk 7:14-23

Thu. Gn 2:18-25; Mk 7:24-30

Fri. Gn 3:1-8; Mk 7:31-37

Sat. Gn 3:9-24; Mk 8:1-10

Sun. Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32; 1 Cor 10:31 — 11:1; Mk 1:40-45

The 2009 ARCHDIOCESAN ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL BEGINS

“…DO ALL FOR THE GLORY OF GOD.” (1 Cor. 10:31)

Many of our parishioners either have or soon will receive a mailing from Cardinal George. He will ask that you make a pledge to the 2009 Annual Catholic Ap-peal. The Appeal not only funds the operations of the Archdiocese, it funds services that are of great help to the ministries here in our parish, for example, Pastoral Council, CRHP, Elizabeth Ministry, Ministry of Care, to name a few. This year, the theme of the Appeal is, “Do all for the glory of God”. Clearly, everything that we do to live out our faith gives glory to God. Our contributions to our parish and our Archdiocese multiply the glory that we give to our God by enabling ministries and services that touch thousands of lives. Also, when our parish reaches its goal of $59,851, 100% of the additional funds received will be returned to us for use in our parish. Please prayerfully consider a pledge to the 2009 Annual Catholic Appeal.

Mark Your Calendar!

The Pastoral Council will host our February Commission Meeting

Tuesday, February 17, 2009 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

In the Parish Center

This very important meeting is used to set goals and generate ideas for the direction of St. Juliana. Interested parishioners and members of parish or-ganizations are encouraged to attend. Let’s come together to be a part of the change we want to see in our parish.

Saints and Special Observations

Sunday: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Day for Consecrated Life; World Marriage Day; Boy Scout Sun-day; Tu B’Shvat (Jewish new year of trees) begins at sunset Tuesday: St. Scholastica Wednesday: Our Lady of Lourdes; World Day of the Sick Thursday: Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday Saturday: St. Cyril and St. Methodius; Valentine’s Day

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Parish Census 2009 In conjunction with the annual con-tribution statements, you will be receiving a Parish Census 2009 up-date form. If no contributions were recorded under your envelope/ID # for 2008, you will receive the Parish Census 2009 form at a later date. The form displays basic identifying data (name, address, etc.,) that we presently have on file for your household and family members. Please take a moment to review and amend incorrect or incomplete data and return the form to us, either by mail, fax or in the Sunday collection basket. You may also email your changes directly to info@stjuliana.org; please include your envelope/ID# when doing so. Optionally, there is an easy fill-in-the-blank PDF version of the Census Update form available on our website at www.stjuliana.org. We will never release any informa-tion you provide, nor use it for any purpose other than parish business. For your convenience, the reverse side of the form is blank so you may provide additional information or comments. Thank you for helping us update our records.

If you have an email address,

please provide it!

Please return all census forms even If all the information is correct.

Thank You.

St. Juliana Parish Mission “A Journey to Hope through Faith and Love”

Presented by: Father Gene Szarek

Monday, March 2nd, Tuesday, March 3rd &

Wednesday, March 3rd Please join us in Church on Monday, March 2nd, Tues-day, March 3rd and Wednesday, March 4th for our parish Mission “A Journey to Hope through Faith & Love” presented by Father Gene Szarek. We are look-ing forward to having Father Gene speak to us on Faith, Hope and Love. Father Gene is the Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago and has taught undergraduate classes — Christian Marriage, Introduction to New Tes-tament, Introduction to Theology, on Regular and Honors levels, also as Writing Intensive and Freshman Seminars. He created and directed a program [Theological Pedagogy] as a practicum for doctoral students and served as advi-sor to the Alpha Delta Gamma Fraternity. Father Gene was a member of the NCA Advisory Group for the Writing Across the Curriculum Committee and a member of the Ad Hoc Committee on Department Life and served as member and, later, as chair of the Undergraduate Programs Committee. He received the Dean’s “Excellence in Teaching” Award and “Outstanding Service to Students” Award, both based on university exit interviews with graduating seniors. Voted as “Best Honors Program Teacher of the Year” (Spring 2000). He was nominated for Sujack “Excellence in Teaching” Award (Spring 2002 and again in Spring 2005). Father Gene received the “Outstanding Moderator of the Year” award from the national convention of Alpha Delta Gamma, New Orleans [August 2003], again Ft. Lauderdale [August 2004], and again Los Angeles [2006].

Please join us! We promise the mission WILL Be

“A Journey to Hope Through Faith & Love!”

Worship & Spiritual Life

Tireless Discipleship...The Gospel of Mark, unlike those of Matthew and Luke, has no infancy narrative, nor does it have a lengthy prologue to introduce it, as John’s Gospel does. In Mark’s account, one could say, Jesus hits the ground running. The stories we’ve been hearing these weeks come from the very first chapter of Mark, and they show us the public ministry of Jesus in its infancy. Today’s account shows some of the strain or adjustment of his new life of preaching the reign of God, healing the sick, and casting out demons. Notice that after sunset, when darkness ended the workday, people brought the sick and possessed to Jesus. The following day he rose before dawn to get away by himself to pray, but to no avail. Simon Peter and the others don’t just look for him, they pursue him, filled with the fervor that his ministry has incited. With the self-sacrificing example he gave until the end of his earthly life, he tells his followers that this is his whole purpose. Through Mark, he is also telling the early church, and he is telling us, that this is our purpose, our vocation: to be tireless in our pursuit of proclaiming the Good News, and in bringing the healing, reconciling touch of Christ to the world.

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Emmett McGovern 773.792.1469 Paul Trudeau 847.696.4835

Bill Steiner 773.792.0281 Sue Wolford 847.541.3038

Vic Switski 773.775.7987

NO PROBLEM IS HELPLESS There IS help… please call! For alcohol and/or drug problems, call for confidential help or information

All Meetings are in Parish Center

AA meets Thursdays · 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM

A 12-Step Meeting for female survivors of incest meets Fridays from 7:30 PM to 8:00 PM.

For more information call Judy 773.594.0849.

Human Concerns Blood Drive

Elizabeth Ministry Joyful Now

Parish Nurse Prolife

Recovery

SVDP Society 12-Step Programs

St. Juliana School Offers the Rainbow Program St. Juliana School will be offering the RAINBOWS program again this year. The aim of RAINBOWS is to furnish our children and adolescents with an understand-ing of their new family unit, to assist in building a stronger sense of self esteem, and to direct them toward a healthy resolution of the changes that have taken place in their personal lives. A child is affected by the loss and change which oc-cur when there is a separation, divorce, remarriage, death of a parent or sibling, blended families, or adoption. Every human being, no matter age, needs and deserves to be supported as they experience changes in their life. Too many people are left alone to mourn in si-lence. The most compassionate response is to offer guidance and direction during their journey toward acceptance of their loss. This is the foundation that RAIN-BOWS was built on. We believe it does not need to hurt forever. In order for the healing to take place, every bereaved person should have a listener to help work through and wrestle with the intense emotions of changes in their lives. RAIN-BOWS provides this person through the trained facilitator who becomes the be-reaved loving listener. Since it is necessary for emotional healing to take place after a significant loss, the purpose of support groups is to provide an opportunity to share their feelings with people their own age which is supported by a trained, caring, compassionate adult. Our goal is to help children support each other; to put their feelings into words; to work through the changes and frustrations; and to build a stronger sense of self-esteem. If you would like to sign your child up or have questions regarding the program please call Diana Laske 773.631.2256 or email dlaske@stjuliana.org.

To the Parishioners

and Friends of St Juliana Parish

Thank you for your generosity. Be-cause of you the St. Vincent de Paul SOUP(er) Bowl Drive was a success. Once again you showed that you are a caring and special parish. The members of the St. Juliana Par-ish St. Vincent de Paul Society would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all who donated. God Bless You.

JoyfuJ Now The Joyful Now Meeting will take place this Monday, February 9th, at 11:00 am in the Parish Center All members are welcome to bring their poems to share with each other.

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ORDER FORMS are available in the back of

Church. Please return completed forms to school or the parish

business office by:

PICK-UP INFORMATION Thursday, February 26th

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm in

Ahearn Activity Center Questions ?

Call: Cindy Kamka at 773.763.3465

Monday, February 9th In the School Hall

7:30 pm

Food & Beverages Will Be Served

Parish Community Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts

Friendship Club Girl Scouts/Brownies/Daisies

Men’s Club Mothers’ Club

New Parishioners

St. Valentine’s Day Meeting

Thursday, February 12th

Doors open at 1:00 pm Meeting Begins at 1:30pm

Any donated new items for the raf-fle table should be brought to this Thursday’s meeting.

New Members and Guests Are

ALWAYS WELCOME

Monday, February 23rd

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Parish Community Boy Scouts/Cub Scouts

Friendship Club Girl Scouts/Brownies/Daisies

Men’s Club Mothers’ Club

New Parishioners

Parvuli Dei Award – Child of God - 2009 It is a tradition at St. Juliana for the Webelos Scouts of Pack 3965 to work toward their religious awards by earning the Parvuli Dei Award. The boys worked to better understand their faith through projects at home, in church, and in their community. The boys were assisted in various activities by their parents, scout leaders, Pam Francisco - Pastoral Associate, Father Steve Ka-nonik our Pastor, and Todd Steffen, Pack 3965 Parvuli Dei coordinator. We congratulate all of the Scouts for their hard work. the 2009 recipients of the Parvuli Dei Award are:

2009 - Light of Christ Award

Congratulations to the Wolf Cub Scouts who will receive the Light of Christ emblem today. The Light of Christ Program is designed to help the boys develop a personal relationship with Jesus. This program reinforces many of the themes that the boys are learning as they prepare to receive the Sacrament of Eucharist. The 2009 recipients of the Light of Christ emblem are:

Quinn Martin D

Neil O’Shaughnessy Brendan Poznar Richard Rabiola Ian Skiersch

Brandon Clesen, Billy Coakley, Christopher Czarnik, Michael Gehrling,

Jack Kamka, Adam Lombardi Nolan Manicki, Daniel McLenighan.

Sean Poznar, Vincent Rabiola, Joseph Schrantz, Joey Simonetti,

Sean Trotman

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Pray For Those Who Serve

United States Air Force Major Michael Cerbin Senior Airman Steve Czyz Airman 1st Class Christopher Earle Airman 1st Class Timothy D. Fonseca LTC Jim Needham LT Kyle Radke Airman 1st Class Karen Shaw Captain Franklin Shepherd Captain Patrick Ward Captain Claudine Ward United States Army Captain Grant Banko SPC Jason Bono Captain Pat Collins Captain Thomas W. Dorrel, Jr. Private Sean Heraty PFC James Heiderman, Jr. Captain Brian Lutz Major Michael Mannion LTC John Moreth Major Kevin Powers Major Louis Rago, II LT William Ryan Schober SSG Daniel Roche PFC Gregory Spina Private John Walsh LT Kevin Ward Captain Laura Wood SGT. Daniel R. Zielinski United States Marines PFC Seamus Boyle LCPL Joseph Curtis 1st LT Katharine Dietz CPL Justin Grayczyk LCPL Anthony Kelly LCPL Kevin Kiesgen LCPL P.J. McGrath LCPL Robert L. Rialmo 1st LT Alicia Willoughby United States Navy LT Sean Driscoll LT Nathan Scott LT Michael Sturm LT Cmdr. John Tutwiler LT Paul Wood

Saturday, February 7th

5:00 John & Mary Lessner & Family/Yuszczyk & Norak Family/Thomas Przyborski/Jeanne & Jack Hinchy/Camille Estka & Intentions of Estka Family

Sunday, February 8th

7:30 John Cleary/Brooks Nicewarner/Sister Remy Schaul/Mary Rzany/Robert Schulte/Beatrice Krzeminski/Ann & Ted Hendzel/Linda Marosi/Martha Caputo

9:00 John Mollica/Dolores McDowall/Chester Slupik/Ruth & Mary Lou Jess & the Intentions of George Jess/Florence Bargo/John Gwozdz, Stephanie Gwozdz, John Gwozdz, Maria Kaszuba, Francis Kaszuba, Stanley Kaszuba, John Kaszuba, Peter Jaworowski, Margaret McNulty & Joseph Roberti/Robert Steinbach-Sinclair/Norman Berg, Sr./Mary Margaret Klodinski

10:30 Beverly J. Swierad/Margaret M. Moore/Silvia Kartofels/Seamus “Jimmy” Collins/Helen Plantz

12:00 Scout Mass - Parvuli Dei - Edwin Szewczyk/Theresa Scordo/Jennie Cappa, Joseph Antenore, Mary, Joseph & Esther Messina & Prudi Denisi & Esther Powers

Monday, February 9th - Chapel

7:00 Victor Mattern

8:45 Dom & Maura Canning

7 PM Holy Hour & Adoration in the Chapel

Tuesday, February 10th - Chapel

7:00 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish

8:45 Our Military Personnel/Intentions of Helen Simon

Wednesday, February 11th

7:00 Chapel - Josephine Vaughan

8:45 All School Mass in Church - Intentions of Rev. Bruce Drier

Thursday, February 12th - Chapel

7:00 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish

8:45 Tom McCartin

Friday, February 13th - Chapel

7:00 Deceased of St. Juliana Parish

8:45 Tom Lemke

Saturday, February 14th

8:30 Mary Rzany

5:00 John & Mary Lessner & Family/Scott Sabres/Rose Plecki/James & Barbara Brosnahan/Frank & Anna Dina/Jennie Cappa, Joseph Antenore, Mary, Joseph & Esther Messina, Prudi Denisi & Esther Powers/Camille Estka & Intentions of Estka Family/Helen Strysik/Ashley Smiegowski/Marie & Mary Ann Great/George & Helen Hickey/Mary Joan Ceisel/Connor Ryan/Mary L. Branstatter “Skokie”/Patrick Fleming & Lois Nettleton

Masses for the Week

William Carroll

Marion O’Donnell

Aniela Wiacek

Casmira “Casey” Zurawski

Masses for the Week cont’d Sunday, February 15th

7:30 Ted & Ann Hendzel/Brooks Nicewarner/Sister Remy Schaul/Mary Rzany/Cecilia & William Schulte/Joseph, Michael, Catherine & Edward Prugar/John Wierzbicki

9:00 James Greene, Sr./Ruth & Mary Lou Jess & the intentions of George Jess/Lou Schoenfeldt/Chester Slupik/Jack & Mary Flynn/Michael Chmara

10:30 Beverly J. Swierad/Seamus “Jimmy” Collins/Margaret Dritlein

12:00 Jennie Cappa, Joseph Antenore, Mary, Joseph & Esther Messina & Prudi Denisi & Esther Powers

Pray for the Sick Eileen Abbinanti George Adamick Joan Adamick John Allen Jerry Anderson Grace Antenore Marjorie Arbogast Celeste Baehr Arlene Belcore Jordine Berg Bernice Berowski Gina Blease Baby Luc Bonaguero Julie Brenner Baby Sara Brushaber Debbie Burgess Tim Butler Hugh Cameron Frances Cameron Baby Erin Carney Maureen Cavanaugh Marie Chrusciel Nicole Conn Peter Conennas/child Frank Conosconti Della Curran Beverly Cusick Angie Dembski Chris Dettloff Helen Devoy Fran Draths Annette Dugas

Edwynn Dunn Gertrude Dunn Sandy Elliott Maureen Esposito Katherine Fenton Tom Fleischhacker Helen Flood Jerry Fowler Elsy Giacomuzzi Claire Giles Albin Great Peggy Halloran Arthur& Isabel Harder Delores Harvanek Barbara Hickey Barbara Joslin Bob Karas Dolly Kaspari Frank Karl Martina Kelly Hank Kilian Ken Kilian Rose Kinzle Helen Komperda Gregory Koncos Terri Dapper Koncos Lyn Korten Joel Koskiewicz Richard Kossak Jean Kriz Gen Kula Louis Lachman Amber Ladera

Nancy Larson Toni Lawrence Tricia Lopez Jean Losinski Anna Luczak James Luczak Mark Lukasiewicz Marybelle Macro Gail Maines Jim Mannion Alex Malone Ruth Malone Lillian McCloud Connor McKenna Cecilia Varisco- McCormick Erin McDermott/child Joanne McDermott John McDonough Michele McDowell Patrick McNamara Joan McNaughton Margaret McVey Susan Michaels Jimmy Mickey Emilie Mierzwa Mitchell Miklas Karen Minervini Mathew Mirek Lottie Mosio Luke Muellner - child Maureen Mulcrone Mary Mullozzi

Vince Nally James Nickel Mary Ellen O’Brien Daniel O’Connell Helen O’Connell Patricia O’Connell Margaret S. O’Grady Donald W. Pack Joe Panek Luigi Paolini Renee Parlick Deana Pascente Brother Ramon Perez John Persaud Joe Pilior Michael Pontrelli Eleanore Potempa William Potter Andrew Prociuk Kayla Reardon Carol Reichart Marilyn Rein Crisstella Richards Madeline Saverino Arthur Schmid Joanne Sciaccotta Joseph Schneider Julia Sebastion Lottie Shannon Mary Shepelak Krystyna Skalacki Helen Simon Al & Margaret Smith

Michael Smith Denise Solvig Anthony Spano Nora Speziale Marion B. Steins Mary Sutton William Sweeney Tracy Thompson Charlotte Tobolik David Vandergriff Sidney Vine - Child James Waldron Thomas Waldron Amy Walsh Kathleen Keogh Walsh Dan Walters Kathleen Ward Rosemary Warrick Shirley Watson Ignatius & Mera Wel Andrew Werlein Helen White Joyce Wilkey Paul Wilkey Al Witthoft Genevieve Wolf Irene Wolski Bernie Zarnick Joseph Zicarelli New to Prayer List

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ALTAR LINENS

Today Mary Biasi

February 14th/15th

Lori Bielawski

WEEKLY OFFERING CONTRIBUTIONS

Thank you for your support!

Miscellaneous

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T.R.I.P. Hours

You may drop orders in the mail slot at the parish business office, 7200 N. Osceola any time. Orders can be picked up during regular parish business office hours.

Monday - Wednesday 8:00 am – 10:00 am

Thursday

8:00 am - 11:30am

Friday 8:00 am - 10:00 am 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Sunday & Holy Day Sunday 2/1 $ 15,093 YTD to Budget $ (37,955) Endowment YTD $ 2,671 Additional Offerings YTD Parish Projects $ 23,627

School Support $ 19,071

In the Parish Parking Lot Under a Tent!

And…. You Won’t Believe

Your Eyes!!

It’s The Place To Be! You Can’t Miss It!

Giving Thanks When You Shop

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