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FEBRUARY 14, 2016
1ST SUNDAY OF LENT
MASS SCHEDULE
Daily:
Monday - Friday 8:30 AM
(Rosary held after Mass)
Saturday Vigil:
4:00 PM, 5:30 PM &
7:00 PM (En Español)
Sunday
7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM
& 12:30 PM
Sacrament of Penance
Saturday 2:30 - 3:30 PM
(or by appointment)
Parochial Administrator
Rev. Mark Wajda
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Mark Librizzi
Hispanic Ministry
Rev. Gianni Agostinelli
Deacons
Michael McGinnity
Sam Damiano
Michael Balchus
Parish Office Hours
Monday thru Friday
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
www.ccstpaul.com
email: [email protected]
The Catholic Community of St. Paul 1330 Sunshine Avenue † Leesburg, Florida 34748
352-787-6354
LUKE 4: 1-13
EVERYONE WHO CALLS ON THE NAME OF
THE LORD WILL BE SAVED.
Weekend of February 7, 2016 Collection: $24,237.50 On-Line: 5,147.50 Building Fund 4,060.00 Next Week’s collection: Our Catholic Appeal
A Comunidad Católica Hispana de la
Parroquia de San Pablo
Santa Misa en Español: todos los sábados a las 7:00pm. Encuentro de
Oración y Meditación Bíblica: todos los miércoles a las 7:00 pm, en el Salón Social. Todos están,
invitados.
The pilgrim statue of Our Lady of Fatima is available for loan for 1 week intervals for those wanting to have it in their home. If you are
interested, please call Mary Moreau at 352-315-0902.
Q U E S T I O N S O F T H E W E E K
Question for Youth: When you feel tempted to do
wrong, how do you remain strong in your faith?
Question for Adults: What is one thing you will do
during Lent to become more open to God in your life?
VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis
has formally presented his official
proclama"on of the 2015-2016
extraordinary jubilee or
Holy Year of Mercy.
Y E A R O F T H E
R O S A R Y F O R M E R C Y
There will be NO meeting on
February 17th due to the Parish Mission.
Our next meeting is 2/24/16. The act of making rosaries can become a prayerful
experience. Assembling the beads keeps your hands busy so that your mind and spirit can be on
the mysteries of the Rosary. Please consider making rosaries. If you cannot make
rosaries, please consider a donation to the Rosary Makers.
Come join us. We meet on Wednesdays at 9:30AM in Room 220 FEC.
For more information, call MARY BEEKMAN at 638-2747 or DIANNE CRISAFULLI at 874-0058.
A Message From Fr. Mark Wajda
Blessings in the Lord! As we begin the Lenten season, I wanted to take a
few lines to update you on a few things:
1. During Lent we will be having confessions after
the Stations of the Cross every Friday from 6:30
till 8PM.
2. We are looking to begin a Saturday 8:30 AM
Mass (no scheduled start date yet)
3. We are going to combine all the working electric
candles into 2 sets so they will light when an
offering is made.
4. We are hiring Security Guards to be on campus
till 11PM everyday.
5. We are still waiting for final approval to begin
renovations; as soon as I know, you’ll know.
Thanks so much for your patience and
support!
Jubilee of Mercy in Assisi & Rome 2016 Christian Travel-9 Days-May 23-31
Join Deacon Mike and Fran Balchus as they
celebrate his 10th Anniversary on a Grace - filled
tour of Assisi and Rome from May 23-31. The
price is right, the venue is beautiful, and who could
pass up all that great, real, Italian cuisine? Deacon
Mike will be available on Sunday, February 21,
from 1-3 pm in the Holy Family Room to talk
about the trip. Please come and listen.
Thursday, February 18
Readings: Esther C:12,14-16,23-25/Mathhew 7:7-12
8:30 am Mass V Rosary / Church
2:30 pm 11 am Choir Rehearsal / Church
6:00 pm School Drama Production—Social Hall
6:00 pm ESL Adult Hispanic Class / FEC 211
Friday, February 19
Readings: Ezekiel 18: 21-28/Matthew 5:20-26
8:30 am Mass V Rosary / Church
9:00 am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with
Benediction / Church
9:30 am Study of St. Paul—Fr. Tim Murphy / FEC 219
4:00 pm—7:00 pm—Fish Fry / Social Hall
6:00 pm Stations of the Cross / Church
Saturday, February 20
Readings: Deuteronomy 26:16-19/Matthew 5:43-48
2:30 pm Sacrament of Penance
3:00 pm Choir Rehearsal 4pm / FEC 216-218
4:00 pm Mass / Church
5:30 pm Mass/Church
7:00 pm Hispanic Mass / Church
Sunday, February 21 - 2nd Sunday in Lent
Readings: Genesis 15:5-12,17,18/Philippians
3:17+4:1/Luke 9:28-36
7:00 am Mass / Church
9:00 am Mass / Church
9:00 am PSR FEC/ All
11:00 am Mass / Church
12:30 pm Mass / Church
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Informational Meeting for Tour of
Rome Deacon Mike Balchus / Holy Family Room
FEC = Family Enrichment Center
Sunday, February 14 - 1st Sunday in Lent
Readings: Deuteronomy 26:4-10/
Romans 10: 8-13/Luke 4:1-13
7:00 am Mass / Church
7:00 am School Sell Tickets/Spaghetti Dinner
9:00 am Mass / Church
11:00 am Mass / Church
12:00 pm Polish Dinner / Social Hall
12:30 pm Mass / Church
6:30 pm Mission / Church
Monday, February 15
Readings: Leviticus 19: 1,2,11-18/Matthew 25: 31-46
8:30 am Mass V Mission / Church
6:00 pm Hispanic Catechism / FEC 211/212
6:00 pm Hispanic Religious Education
6:30 pm Parish Mission / Church
Tuesday, February 16
Readings: Isaiah 55: 10-11/Matthew 6: 7-15
8:30 am Mass V Mission / Church
9:30 am Penance Service / Church
1:00 pm Women of Grace / FEC 219
6:00 pm ESL Adult Hispanic Ministry / FEC 211-224
6:00 pm Magna Bells Rehearsal / FEC 216/218
6:15 pm Girl Scout Meeting / School Cafeteria
6:30 pm Parish Mission / Church
7:30 pm Penance Service / Church
Wednesday, February 17
Readings: Jonah 3: 1-10/Luke 11:29-32
8:30 am Mass V Mission / Church
1:00 pm Social Gathering Group / FEC 215/217
2:00 pm School Cantor Rehearsal / FEC 216/218
6:30 pm RCIA / FEC 212,215/217
6:30 pm Parish Mission
7:00 pm 9am Choir Rehearsal / FEC 216/217
7:00 pm Prayer Group Hispanic Ministry /Soc. Hall
For Youth & Young Adult activities, refer to Youth
Ministry Page in Bulletin.
Gathering Group
Come join our group on Wed. February 10 @1 pm for an afternoon of socializing, games and fun. We meet in
Room 215/Family Enrichment Center .
We also invite you and your friends to join us at our annual Corn Beef & Cabbage Luncheon on March 16 at 1 PM in the
Holy Family Room. Lunch will also include salad, dessert and beverage—Cost $10/pp. Call Lucille Ross
at 323.1853 to make your reservation.
Ladies Silent Retreat, March 1st, 2016
Faithful to the End ~ Women at the Foot of the Cross
Presented by Queen of Peace Council of Catholic Women, Ocala. With Father Bill Zamborsky. Begins at 10:15 AM after a hot breakfast at 9:30. There
will be time for a snack or lite lunch
before Mass at noon. Afternoon session resumes at 1PM and the retreat ends at 2 PM.
Breakfast and beverages provided by CCW. Bring your own lunch/snack. Free admittance.
Reservations: 352.817.1014
by February 16th. For carpooling from St Paul, call Ine Ivey at 728.8536
or Joan Woodson at 321.4043.
Pope Saint John Paul II on Respect Life
In an address given during the 1976
Eucharis!c Congress in Philadelphia for
the bicentennial celebra!on of the
signing of the
Declara!on of Independence, (then Cardinal Karol
Wojtyla) Pope St. John Paul II spoke some prophe!c
words:
“We are standing in the face of the greatest historical
confronta!on humanity has ever experienced. I do
not think that the wide circle of the American Society,
or the whole wide circle of the Chris!an community,
realizes this fully. We are now facing the final
confronta!on between the Church and the an!-
church, between the gospel and the an!-gospel,
between Christ and the an!-Christ. The confronta!on
lies within the plans of Divine Providence. It is,
therefore, in God’s Plan, and it must be a trial which
the Church must take up, and face courageously.” We
are Catholic Chris!ans. Let us stand up for life, from
concep!on to natural death, from womb to tomb!
Please come to the novena a!er Mass on
Wednesday, February 17, for Papal Inten"ons.
Parish Pictorial
Album
Each family photographed
will select a pose for the
Directory and receive
FREE: An 8 x 10 Portrait
& A Church Directory.
The parish will receive a
donation for every sitting scheduled...so please
sign up online at www.appt.lifetouch.com, or sign up after Masses on
Sunday Feb. 21.
Appointments are filling up!
Here are a few ways that gifts to our Catholic Appeal shared the
mercy of Jesus last year in Lake, Marion & Sumter
Counties: 5 Diocesan Seminarians.
2,651 Visits to our two Free Medical and Dental Clinics.
42 Couples learned about a Christ-Centered Marriage.
1,593 Catholic School Students receive a Christ-Centered Education.
Along with Parish Retreats, Campus Ministry, Food Pantries, Family
Support Services and Emergency Financial Assistance.
Our Catholic
Appeal Weekend is
February 20-21, 2016
Gifted Hands
Gi$ed Hands is a ministry of the
parish established to give comfort
to those in nursing homes,
hospitals and shut-ins. We are in desperate need of yarn
and would appreciate any yarn dona!ons from our
parish members. You may call Cherlyn Bradley at
365-9589 or Rebecca Whalen at 728-4835.
Our next mee!ng is February 26 at 12 noon. We are
having a luncheon to thank all the ladies for their !me
and energy in making the 815 blankets, hats, shawls,
etc. in 2015. S0 If you have not signed up for the
Luncheon, please call Cherlyn. We need a final count.
The University of Notre Dame Glee Club
St. Timothy Catholic Church - The Villages
Monday-March 7 7:00 pm
Tickets: $10.00
Information: Tom Joseph : 352.693-2774
Bruno Mediate: 352.217.1299
This year marks the 42nd anniversary of Catholic
Relief Service (CRS) Rice Bowl, the largest and
oldest Lenten program used by millions of
Catholics across the United States known for its
iconic and symbolic cardboard ‘rice bowl’.
The program has evolved over mul!ple
genera!ons to become a tradi!on for Catholic
families, parishes and religious educators. Since
its incep!on, millions of Catholics have
contributed alms totaling $250 million to
support efforts that fight poverty and hunger in
dioceses across the U.S. and overseas.
In our Parish, Opera!on Rice Bowl will begin Ash
Wednesday and conclude on the 5th
Sunday of Lent, MARCH 13th. Pick up a Rice
Bowl located at each doorway in Church on Ash
Wednesday. Please follow the direc!ons on the
box for returning your dona!ons on the Fi%h
Sunday of Lent. Have a blessed Lent.
FAITH FORMATION
PARISH MISSION 2016
Life is Difficult but God is Good
Presented by Rev. Scott Seethaler, OFM
Our Lenten Mission will be conducted this year
by Rev. Scott Seethaler, a friar of the
Capuchin-Franciscan order.
Fr. Seethaler will speak at all the Masses the
weekend of February 13 and 14th and then
hold our Parish Mission starting Sunday night
February 14th through Wednesday February
17th.
He will be present for Mass each day and speak
for 20 minutes after the Mass on the topic of
prayer.
Join us for his hour long evening presentations
that start at 6:30 p.m. each night in Church.
There will be a Reconciliation Service
Tuesday morning (February 16th) after Mass
and
following the Parish Mission presentation
Tuesday evening.
Please mark your calendar for this
important parish event.
Let’s welcome our newest
members to our parish family.
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence & Susie Androls
Mrs. Ann Cholewa
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Janet Crofts
Mr. & Mrs. Philip & Rollande LaLiberte
Mr. & Mrs. Darryl & Angela Tanner
Sr. & Sra. Lauriano & Maribel Sixtos-Ramos
Mercedes Hernandez
LENTEN BIBLE STUDY
Join us for a five-part series that
reflects on St Paul’s le"er to the
Ephesians. Paul wrote this le"er
as a prisoner for Christ and it is
one of his most important Epistles.
Fr. Tim Murphy will conduct the series. He is
re#red from the Archdiocese of Boston where he
led a number of Scripture studies as well as pilgrim-
ages. The past two winters he led studies at
St. Anthony’s, Lakeland, Florida.
Paul’s Le�er to the Church at Ephesus
Presenta#ons are on the Fridays of Lent beginning
February 19th
. They will be held from 9:30-11:00
am in Room 215. To register, please call the Faith
Forma#on Office 352-787-6354 ext. 238.
Session 1. Introduc#on. Paul’s ministry in Ephesus
(Acts 19, 20:17-38)
Sessions 2 & 3. Paul proclaims God’ gracious plan
of salva#on in Christ. (Eph. 1:1-3:21).
Sessions 4 & 5. Paul’s exhorta#on to Chris#an
conduct. This sec#on is very prac#cal.
The book used for the Bible Study
is Ephesians by
Peter S. Williamson. (Baker
Publishing Group, 2009.) Those
a"ending the Bible Sessions are
highly encouraged to purchase this
book prior to the first session on
February 19th.
La Comunidad Católica de San Pablo
Ministerio Hispano
Sacerdote: P. Gianni Agos#nelli
Santa Misa: sábado a las 7:00 pm
Confesiones: Antes de la Misa
Bau!smos, Bodas y Quinceañeras:
Comunicarse con el Padre Gianni (352) 787-9208
Catequesis: lunes-6:00 pm-Salón 215, para más
Información: Sra. Myrta Aviles (352) 787-0126
Coro: Miguel (Mike) Rodríguez (352) 630-1192
Grupo de Oración: miércoles-7pm Salón Social
Raul A. Perez (352) 217-6568
LAZARUS, Clínica Médica Gratuita: ubicada en la
Misión Católica Hispana
San Pedro de Jesús Maldonado,
210 Wonders St., Wildwood. Para citas llamar
al teléfono: (352) 749-4567, (352) 603-9315
ESL (Cursos de Inglés gra!s): martes y jueves,
6-7:30 pm en San Paul (Leesburg) y
lunes y miércoles en la Misión Católica Hispana
San Pedro de Jesús Maldonado,
210 Wonder St., Wildwood. Para información
llamar a Lilly (352) 638-4559
STEP-UP – Se les ruega a los padres que ya
han recibido las cartas de aprobación
(Awards Le!ers) que "enen que registrar los
niños en la escuela, y pagar un mínimo de
$50 por cada niño que se registre.
Los que quieran aplicar por primera vez
lo podrán hacer en marzo. Para más informa-
ción, favor de comunicarse con
María Iturbe al 352 -978-5257
Tea & Fashion Show April 9
CCW has remaining openings for 5 Hostess
posi!ons for the Tea and Fashion Show April 9th.
Open to all ladies of St Paul who would like to set a
table for the Tea with your fine china or with
your eclec!c tea se#ngs. It is always a good !me and
no food prepara!on is involved.
Maybe you and your neighbor would want to
co-hostess. Contact Theresa at 352.787.6210
for details.
This event directly benefits all members of St Paul
financially.
Saturday, April 9, 2016 from 12PM to 2PM.
Journey into Hope and Healing
Six - week faith - based grief support for
anyone grieving the loss of a loved one.
· Wednesdays 10:00—11:30 am
· Beginning March 30
· Room 224 Family Enrichment Center
Please call Theresa Sheneman at 787-6210
if you have any ques!ons and to reserve
your booklet. “I (The Lord) am with you and
will watch over you wherever you go.”
Genesis 28: 15
St. Paul’s Food Pantry
asks that our parishioners who live
in Area 4
bring food to the pantry or drop it off at church next Sunday.
PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE PERISHABLE FOOD IN CHURCH. As
always, thank you for your generosity, and if you bring food and
it is not your area’s week, that is appreciated also.
We are always in need of fruit, canned chicken, tuna & canned
beef stew.
Don’t forget dona!ons for the
Parish Thri" Shop!!!
To schedule furniture or appliance pickups,
call 352-787-3388 and ask for Rick.
This ministry is a wonderful volunteer
opportunity. Join us to benefit the
community at large and fellowship with
each other!
Store Hours
Monday-Friday
9am—4pm
Saturday 9am—1pm
1st Sunday of the Month 9am—1 pm
SHELTER PROJECT HOPE
Shelter Project Hope has a low
income apartment available:
2 bdrm./1 bath, with a washer & dryer.
The apartment requires a $400 security deposit, first
month rent, and a $100 NON REFUNDABLE cleaning
fee.
The rent is $400 /month. U#li#es must be turned on
under resident’s name. Residents do not have to be
members of St. Paul. This is a NO SMOKING and NO
ANIMALS apt. Tenta#ve clients must complete an
applica#on and an interview before the Board for
considera#on.
Applica#ons available at the church office. For more informa#on, contact Tom Diemer at
267-9502.
Please pray for the following people
who are in need of our prayers…
Nadine & Tracy Adams, Carolea Boone,
Ken Boone, Gerald Boskey, Alec Boswell,
Margaret Boyle, Stephen Bradley, Hank
Braidwood, Valerie Bush, Alicia Calhoun, Rita Carollo, Mike
Carragher, Dean Casale & Family, Alice & John Cheatham, Brianne
Dart, Fred & Be�y Chesney, Gene Ciminelli, Mary Jane Clair, Jason
Connor, Joe Connor, Frank Conversano, Norma Crespo, Rodney
Cyr, Wendy D., Louis Damiani, Howard Dangel, Dan Debrowski,
Armando de Moya, Kelly & Jim Dezego, Barbara Dlugas, Maureen
Dunleavy, Peter Esposita, Janne�e Forest, John Fullerton, Jackie
Giasson, Debra Gruber, Jim Hand, Ann Hanson, Pat Hempfield,
Arleeda Hickey, George Holbrook, Junia Horta, Marjorie
Hufnagle, Andy Iturbe, Janet Jacob, Beverly & Charles Jensen, Jim
Jesmer, The Kelly Family, Brian King, Bob King, Patricia Kriss,
Helen Kuhn, Micki Kuhn, Karen Lala, Norma Lehosky, Miranda
Leo, Bev Little, John Lynn, Marion Maloy, Lori Mango, Jack &
Mavine McCoy, Chuck McHarg, Tom McLaughlin, Bernie Menges,
Joseph Meyer, Joan Mirovsky, Barbara Montague, Thomas
Mournighan, Lee Moscicki, Edward Mozina, Gene Mulligan,
Patricia Nolan & Family, Sigh Olden, Elizabeth O’Leary, Jim
O’Loughlin, Kenneth Peloquin, Syrie Pe�a, Pfahler Family, Fr.
Vincent Pierino, Joe & Diane Pompilio, Ruthann Pope, Ruth
Pressley, Stephanie Ramey, Tabitha Redente, Leo Remeniuk,
Peggy Rick, Rosemary Rick, Carmen Rodriguez & Family, Jay
Nicholas Ryan, Eduardo Sainz, Gerald Schmidt, Marlene Shearen,
Mary Simpson, Suzanne Simpson, Anna Skarbek, Paul & Kathleen
Skoblicki, Beverly Smith, David Spargue, Michael Stellabo�e,
Gloria Swieczkowski, `Vincent Taranto, Gretchen Taylor, Sister
Therese, Michael Thompson, Dorothy Timmons, Catherine &
Edward Urbonas, Ann Vendi�e, Angela Wajda, The Wayne
Family, Ann Weaver, Bill Weekly, Brenda Whitney, William
Whitney, Roberta Wisman, Paul Wolf, Fran Wollman, Karen &
Dana Yeager, Baby William Zedler, Will & Eve Zimmer, All
Chris�ans around the world suffering persecu�on, the
Incarcerated, our Military Service Men & Women.
St. Paul’s Loan Closet Provides physical aids for those who need crutches,
walkers, wheelchairs, commodes & bath chairs for as
long as necessary, but should be returned when no
longer needed. Loan Hours: Mon. - Fri., 9 am - 4 pm.
For information, contact Thrift Shop Office at
787-3388.
Knights of Columbus
Saint Paul Council 5644
MEETING SCHEDULE
All visiting Knights are welcome
1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month
Knights of Columbus Hall
2116 Griffin Rd., Leesburg
7:00 pm
Grand Knight: Larry Huhn
352-728-4979
4th Degree Assembly #1675
2nd Wednesday of each month
Knights of Columbus Hall
7:30 pm
Faithful Navigator: Al Banning
352-787-5549
Ladies Auxiliary
President: Mary Lou Mroczkowski
352-323-8669
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ANNUAL POLISH DINNER The Knights of Columbus annual Polish
dinner will be held on Sunday, Feb. 14, noon
to 3:30 PM in the church social hall.
Menu includes pierogis, galumpkies, Polish sausage in
sauerkraut, chruscikis and a drink.
For tickets or information, contact Leo Remeniuk 323-8178,
Tom Diemer 751-0499, Jim O’Loughlin 728-8726 or the
church office.
Tickets are $13 at the door.
You read Rediscover Jesus at You read Rediscover Jesus at
Christmas...now follow him Christmas...now follow him
through Lent.through Lent.
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An Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield AssociationPalm Ridge Plaza CR101
11974 CR 101 Ste 105, The Villages, FL 32162
Cell: 352-598-6324
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Matt McHaleLicensed Contractor
License #: CCCI328197
Ph: (352) 255-2758 | Fax: (352) 365-6257A+
Tile, Metal, Shingles, Flat Roofs, Mobile Homes
“Empowering Lives Through the Healing Power of Horses”
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office 352-728-3806 • fax 352-326-3283Jimmy Griffith
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2606 South St. • Leesburg, FL 34748
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Parish Staff
1330 Sunshine Avenue, Leesburg FL
Phone 352-787-6354
Fax 352-787-5971 Extension
Velia Lopez-Rodriguez,
Business Manager 234
Cherilyn Braidwood,
Parish Secretary (Volunteer) 221
Hank Braidwood,
Announcements (Volunteer) 229
Lin Pau!enus,
Finance Manager/Bookkeeper 232
Jeffrey Shaw,
Music Director 223
Sister Ruth Pla#e, SLW
Director 251
Religious Educa!on/Adult Faith Forma!on
Jacque Kimble, Cris!na Pinion
Rel. Ed Secretaries 238
C. K. Graham, Youth & Young Adult
Ministry/Liturgical Coordinator 269
Barbara Marino, Execu!ve
Assistant to Pastor/Bulle!n 230
Dcn. Sam Damiano,
Pastoral Care 336
Beverly Smith,
Secretary, Pastoral Care 335
Jacquelyn Gehrsitz,
School Principal 323
Mariles Hodge,
Secretary, School 300
Michele Pinder,
Business Manager, Admissions. 321
Babi Hernandez,
Manager, Gi" Shop 330
Rick Murton,
Manager, Thri" Shop 327/328
Joe Powell, Jim Kertz, Pete Pell, Jim Schofield,
Maintenance Staff
Parish Council
MEMBERS FOR DESIGNATED AREAS
Chairman: Dick Bowersox 728-2162
Vice Chair:
Mary Lou Mroczkowski 323-8669
Rose Bowersox Area 1
728-2162
Cindy Diemer Area 2
751-0499
Joan Woodson Area 3
321-4043
Jim Frank (Lake Port Square) Area 4
728-6285
Claire Souliere Area 4
728-3674
Tom Diemer Area 5
751-0499
Bill Sendelbach Area 6
314-0017
Sally Schulte Area 7
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Parish Finance Committee
Rev. Mark Wajda
Linda Clark
Deacon Sam Damiano
John Feldman
Paul James
Richard Pinder
Gerold Willing
1320 Sunshine Ave., Leesburg FL
Accredited Pre-K - 8th Grade
Principal: Jacquelyn Gehrsitz
www.saintpaulschool.com
352-787-4657
School Finance
Rev. Mark Wajda
Rev. Mark Librizzi
Linda Clark
David Merryman
Mike Merrill
Lena Williams
Gerold Willing
PTO Board
Pam Copeland
Chris!ne Ramos
Melinda Miller
Illiana Miranda
Jessica Melendez
School Board Members Rev. Mark Wajda
Rev. Mark Librizzi
Jacquelyn Gehrsitz
Rey Hernandez
Gordon Kennedy
Estelle Mournighan
Linda Clark
Jerry Bidwell
Lena Williams
Anna Cowin
William Burns
Bryan Hayes
Mike Merrill
Lisa S!glich
Frank Webber
Maria Iturbe
Saint Paul's Gift Shop
1321 Sunshine Ave.
Leesburg, FL 34748
352-365-6804
STORE HOURS
Tuesday - Friday
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday 3:00 pm 7:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Closed Mondays
Food Pantry
Located at MTS/
Community Service
787-3012, open 9-12
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday
Saint Paul's Thrift Shop
1321 Sunshine Ave.
Leesburg, FL 34748
352-787-3388
STORE HOURS
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am -1:00 pm
1st Sunday of Month
9am—1pm
