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St. Clement Catholic Church
www.stclementpc.org [email protected]
P : Fr. Thomas J. Anastasia
P V : Fr. Eugene Gancarz Fr. Rafael Martos
MASS SCHEDULE/
HORARIO DE MISAS
Saturday Vigil Mass/Misa Vigilia: 4:00pm in English
Sunday Masses/Misas del Domingo:
7:00am and 10:30am in English 8:15am y 6:00pm en Español
Morning Prayer/Oración por la mañana:
Monday - Friday 7:30am (Chapel) Lunes - Viernes a las 7:30am (Capilla)
Daily Masses/Misa diaria:
8:00am (Mon.- Fri. / lunes-viernes) 6:30pm - Todos los Miércoles en Español
First Saturday Mass/ Primer Sábado del mes:
9:00am followed by Adoration 9:30am-2:00pm/
Misa a las 9:00am seguida por Adoración de 9:30am-2:00pm
Holy Day Masses/Misas de Día Santo: Please call parish office for schedule/ Favor de llamar a la oficina para el horario
Sacrament of Reconciliation/ Sacramento de Reconciliación:
2:45pm - 3:30pm Saturday/Sábado
Rosary/Rosario: 5:30pm Wednesday evening/
Miércoles por la tarde Our Mother of Perpetual Help Novena/
Novena a Nuestra Madre de Perpetuo: Every Wednesday at 6:00pm/ Cada miércoles a las 6:00pm
Novena of Sacred Heart of Jesus/
Novena al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús: Following 8:00am Mass every Friday/ Después de la Misa de 8am cada viernes
1104 North Alexander Street
Plant City, Florida 33563 Phone: (813) 752-8251
Fax: (813) 759-2721 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8am-4:30pm
San Jose Mission:
3224 San Jose Mission Drive Dover, FL 33527
First Sunday of Lent
March 13, 2011
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Scripture and Reading . . .
Week of March 14, 2011
Monday Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Mt 25:31-46 Tuesday Is 55:10-11; Mt 6:7-15 Wednesday Jon 3:1-10; Lk 11:29-32 Thursday St. Patrick Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25; Mt 7:7-12 Friday St. Cyril of Jerusalem; Abs nence Ez 18:21-28; Mt 5:20-26 Saturday St. Joseph, husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16; Rom 4:13, 16-18, 22; Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24a or Lk 2:41-51a Sunday Second Sunday of Lent Gn 12:1-4a; Ps 33; 2 Tm 1:8b-10; Mt 17:1-9
New Parishioners...
We welcome new parishioners and winter visitors. St. Clement Parish believes in Stewardship - the giving to God, a share of our
Time, Talent and Treasure. Please register at the office when you
first come to the Parish.
2011 ANNUAL PASTORAL APPEAL
“You Make a Difference”
Thank you to the 78 families that have given to the 2011 Annual Pastoral Appeal on behalf of our parish. We have reached $11,844.00 of our fair share amount of $125,051.00. Your generosity is gratefully accepted and respec ully used. If you have not yet made a gi or pledge, please prayerfully consider what you can do to help. Every gi makes a difference. You can make a one me gi , or you can pledge an amount that is payable over ten months. We want and need your par-
cipa on and need your support.
No gift is too small
Every gift makes a difference
Please give to the 2011 Annual Pastoral Appeal
PASTORAL FORMATION TRAINING St. Clement Catholic Church
March 25-27, 2011
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN:
Preparing for Pastoral Leadership?
Currently working with migrant farmworkers and immigrants?
Looking to work with migrants and immigrants in a culturally diverse church and society?
If the answer to any of these ques ons is yes, then sign up and plan to a end this 2 day bilingual (English/Spanish) training with spiritual reflec on and group interac on. You will receive prac cal and applicable training, knowledge and skills so that you may be er serve in the church and in society.
Registra on fee is $35.00
Register NOW as space is limited – first come first serve basis Limited Scholarships available upon request
For addi onal informa on contact Janice Putvin, Director of Migrant Ministry, St Clement Catholic Church at 813-752-8251 x305, [email protected], or you can also visit our web site at www.stclementpc.org and click on sowing farmer logo to register.
Pray For . . .
Pray the Rosary daily, for Voca ons to the Priesthood, and
for the Sick of our Parish, especially for:
Tony Mendiola
John Leach Family Joe Moore, George Walter
Laura Vasquez, Joyce Oglsby Fidel Lopez, Ruben Garcia
Tiffany, Heather LeDel & Bo Fortner
Ed McIlroy Taylor, Kilroy, Stannard, Donohue
and Schaefer Families Mike Bryant
Marge Cassidy Aracely de la Garza and Family
Alvaro Catarino Pat Kloiber
David Choque e Tom Kiene
Carol Caloisio Charles DiMaggio, Jr.
Marcella Harper Maggi Patrick, Dan Ward Cathy, Jared and children
Be y Townsend Capt. James R. “Robbie” Jones
Julian Mathew Delgado
Pray for the Repose of the Souls of:
Jack Lekki Dan Miller
Bridie Scollard Russell Royer
Trinidad Rodriguez Conde
Please pray for the safe return of all the brave men and women serv-ing our country, especially the pa-rishioners of St. Clement, for those who have died for their country in
me of war. If you would like to add a name to the Prayer list, please call the par-ish office at 752-8251 or email to:
MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS
Monday, March 14 8:00am †Ann Hahn Lueken by Mr. & Mrs. Hahn Tuesday, March 15 8:00am †Mary Dzierzanowski by M/M Greco
Wed., March 16 8:00am Voca ons 6:30pm †Consaucion Victoriano †Francisca Perez by Rogelio Victoriano
Thursday, March 17 8:00am †Helen Wolf by Marsha Szymanski
Friday, March 18 8:00am †Joan Mullen by Carol & Gene Greco
Saturday, March 19 9:00am Inten on of Donor Fr. Eugene 4:00pm †Bryan Roney by Bill Roney Fr. Tom
Sunday, March 20 7:00am Kloiber & Flynn Families by Friends Fr. Tom
8:15am Members of the Parish Fr. Eugene - (Misa en Español) 10:30am Peter Dobens by Jean Parr Fr. Tom 6:00pm †Erick Rivera by Maricela Rivera Fr. Rafael - (Misa en Español)
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Total offertory (Loose & Envelopes) 13,315.59
Children’s Offertory / Ofrendo de los niños 77.50
Youth Offertory / Ofrenda de los jovenes 0.00
Candles/Velas 60.31
My Brother’s Keeper/El Guardián de mi Hermano 160.00
Special Collec on(s)/ Colectas Especiales: Land/Building Fund
Renova on Debt
Ash Wednesday Easter Flowers
Catholic Relief Services Church in La n America
18.00
5.00 711.50 172.00
53.00 76.00
5.00
TOTAL FOR March 6th 14,653.90
Average weekly expenses for March 13,910.00
NO BINGO for March 2nd 0.00
STEWARDSHIP REPORT March 6, 2011
Thank you for your Generosity! / ¡Gracias por su Generosidad!
2011 APA Update
Goal
$125,051.00
Total Pledge $27,073.80
Total Paid $11,844.00
# of pledges
78
You Make a Difference
LENT 2011 March 9 - April 21
All parishioners are
encouraged to participate!
CELEBRATE THE EUCHARIST
every Saturday during Lent at 9:00am in the Chapel
followed by Adora on with Benedic on at 2:00pm
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
6:00pm in English &
7:00pm in Spanish in the Church
Regulations on Fasting and Abstinence
♦ Fas ng is to be observed
on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all Catho-lics between the ages of 18 to 59 years (inclusive). On days of fas ng, one full meal is allowed. Two smaller meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to one’s needs, but togeth-er they should not equal another full meal. Eas ng between meals is not permi ed, but liq-uids are allowed.
♦ Abs nence from meat is observed by all Catholics who are 14 years of age and older. Ash Wednes-day, all the Fridays of Lent, and Good Friday are days of abs nence.
Note: If a person is unable to observe the above regu-la ons due to ill health or other serious reasons, they are urged to prac ce other forms of self denial that are suitable to their condi on.
Fas ng, almsgiving, and prayer are the three tradi-
onal disciplines of Lent. The faithful and catechu-mens should undertake these prac ces seriously in a spirit of penance and in prepara on for bap sm or of renewal of bap sm at Easter.
DATE MINISTRY
March 18 Altar Servers
March 25 Mul cultural Ministry
April 1 Knights of Columbus / CCW
April 8 Pastoral Care & Bible Study
April 15 Faith Forma on
Stations of the Cross Ministry Schedule Below is the schedule of the ministries schedule to lead the Sta ons of the Cross during lent March 11-April 15, 2011. If you are a member of any of these minis-tries and have a ques on, please contact your ministry leader. The Sta ons of the Cross is a devo on in which we meditate upon the Passion and Death of Jesus Christ. In the Sta ons, we focus on the fact that Jesus freely suffered and died out of infinite love for us and for all of mankind. We re-member with gra tude that it is through His complete offering of Himself to the Father that it becomes possible for us to enter into the unending joy of heaven.
Parish Mission April 11-13 at 7:00pm
with a Penance Service on Wednesday, April 13th at 7:00pm in the Church
We Hunger and Thirst for Holiness Blessed are you, Lord, God of all crea on: you make us hunger and thirst for holiness. Blessed are you, Lord, God of all crea on: you call us to true fas ng: to set free the oppressed, to share our bread with the hungry, to shelter the homeless and to clothe the naked.
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NEEDED and WANTED My Brother’s Keeper will be expanding their outreach ministry to Tuesday eve-nings. We are looking for individuals will-ing to volunteer in this ministry. If you are interested, come meet with us on Tuesday, March 29th at 7:00pm in the office Conference Room or if you have ques ons please call Mary Ann Fontaine at (813) 717-3294 or Janice Putvin at the parish office at (813) 752-8251.
INTERESTED IN GARDENING?
Please join us Saturday, March 19th
a er the 9:00am Mass to start our Spring Weeding.
For ques ons,
call Mary Ann (813) 717-3294
ST. CLEMENT EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER
2011 – 2012 School Year Registra on
Applica ons for the 2011/2012 school year are now being accepted. Families seeking a Catholic, NAC accredited early childhood program for their 3 or 4 years olds will want to mark their calendar. FREE VPK program will be offered for our 4 years olds again next year. Registra-
ons are taken at the school office from 9:00am – 12noon. Space is limited and registra on is on a first come first serve basis.
For more informa on and/or to schedule a tour of the school, please call Maureen
Ringley at (813) 754-1237.
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“IF ONLY SOMEONE HAD BEEN THERE.....”
Last spring, this writer was praying out-side an abor on clinic alongside two teenage girls and a woman carrying a sign with large bold le ers: I Regret My Abor on. A er praying with them awhile, I told the woman how much I admired her for publicly acknowledging that she had an abor on. Her response was one I’ll never forget. When I discovered I was pregnant, my husband and I already had one child and our financial situa on was-
n’t good. We thought we couldn’t afford another child. I remem-ber the day I drove up to the abor on clinic. No one was outside praying. No one was there offering me other choices. No one was there asking me to spare my baby’s life. Then she quietly added: If only someone had been there that day, I wouldn’t have gone into the abor on clinic....and my two daugh-ters here would have had a brother or another sister! I didn’t know what to say. I was overwhelmed by a deep sense of sadness and regret that an opportunity was missed to possibly save the life of her baby and spare the mom years of regret. Her story and hundreds like it are the reason we pray outside abor on clinics. The 40 Days for Life campaign is underway and lasts un l Palm Sun-day. Through our prayers outside the local abor on clinic, we may have opportuni es to possibly save the lives of babies and their mothers. For this massive prayer mobiliza on, many prayer volun-teers are needed from 7am-7pm outside Lakeland Women’s Health Center at 4444 S. Florida Ave. S . C
9:00 -10:00 M F . Since the ride is only 15 minutes, a carpool will leave our church parking lot at 8:45am and return there by 10:15am. That’s just an hour and a half commitment toward one day ending abor on. Those who wish to go at another me or on the weekend can drive themselves. Direc ons were on the yellow insert in last week’s bul-le n, or you can call the Powers at (248) 224-5686 for assistance. Some parishioners are unable to pray at the abor on site, but everyone--young and mature... can pray some-
me...somewhere. Everyone ...young and mature...can fast some me from something: a favorite TV show, food, drink, or a bad habit
This Lent, make a posi ve difference. Pray...pray...pray...fast...fast...fast for an end to abor on.
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WEEKLY SESSIONS March 16th – Parent Meeting and Pot Luck Confirmation II Students: Please bring all paperwork (Sponsor, Saint and Service forms)! March 23 - Jesus, Our Savior! March 30th - Penance & Reconciliation April 6th - Resurrection April 13th - The Passion of Christ April 20th - No Session Holy Week April 27th - No Session Spring Break
For more info contact Karen Hurst: [email protected]
Wednesdays @ 6:30pm In Cronin Hall
8th Grade - High School
Keep up to date via our website: www.youth.stclementpc.org
UPCOMING EVENTS
2011 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS Applications must be submitted to Carol Rodriguez/
Mary Ann Fontaine no later than March 30th and are available in the parish office or website
YOUTH MASS
Sunday, April 10th
8:15am in Spanish/ 10:30am in English
CONFIRMATION RETREAT Saturday, April 16th
8:00am - 4:00pm in Cronin Hall
Cost is $9.00 per cket. Tickets will be sold at the door a er all the weekend Masses.
Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner
Thursday, March 17th
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Thursday, March 17th is the Feast of St. Patrick. St. Clement Knights of Columbus will serve a Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner in Cronin Hall from 5 to 7 PM. For the first me, ckets may be ordered and purchased by visi ng the Knights’ website, pcknights.org.
Congratula ons to the
St. Clement Youth Group for winning
2nd Place
in the Best Church Float
at the 2011 Civitan Club Youth Parade
“Taste the Flavor Of Fun!”
Escritura y Lectura . . .
Semana de Marzo 7, 2011
Lunes Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Mt 25:31-46 Martes Is 55:10-11; Mt 6:7-15 Miércoles Jon 3:1-10; Lc 11:29-32 Jueves San Patricio Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25; Mt 7:7-12 Viernes San Cirilo de Jerusalen; Abs nencia Ez 18:21-28; Mt 5:20-26 Sábado San José, esposo de la Virgen Maria 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16; Rom 4:13, 16-18, 22; Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24a o Lc 2:41-51a Domingo Segundo Domingo de Cuaresma Gn 12:1-4a; Sal 33 (32); 2 Tm 1:8b-10; Mt 17:1-9
Nuevos Feligreses . . .
Le damos la bienvenida a los nuevos feligreses y a los visitantes de invierno. La Parroquia de San
Clemente cree en el Servicio - El darle a Dios parte de nuestro
Tiempo, Talento y Tesoro. Invita-mos a los nuevos feligreses y
visitantes de invierno a que se registren en nuestra parroquia.
Apelación Pastoral Anual 2011
Usted hace una Diferencia
Gracias a las 59 familias que han hecho un compromiso o han dado un regalo a la Apelación Pastoral Anual 2011 nombre de nuestra parroquia. Hemos llegado a $8,067.20 de nuestra meta de $ 125,051.00. Su generosidad es aceptada con gra tud y respetuosamente u lizada. Si todavía no ha hecho un regalo o un compromiso, por favor póngalo en oración y considere ayudar. Cada donación hace la diferencia. Usted puede hacer un regalo de una vez, o puede prometer una can dad que se paga en un periodo de diez meses. Queremos y necesitamos su par cipación y necesitamos su apoyo.
Ningún regalo es demasiado pequeño.
Cada donación hace la diferencia. Por favor de a la Apelación Pastoral Anual 2011.
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¿INTERESADO EN LA JARDINERÍA?
Únase a nosotros el
Sábado, 19 de marzo después de la Misa de 9:00 am para iniciar nuestra proyecto de primavera.
Si ene preguntas, favor de llamar a
Mary Ann (813) 717-3294
SE NECESITA SU AYUDA El Guardián de mi hermano va a am-pliar su ministerio a los martes por la
noche. Estamos buscando a individuos dispuestos a ser voluntarios en este
ministerio.
Si usted está interesado, únase a nosotros el martes, 29 de marzo a las 7:00pm en la oficina parroquial o si
ene alguna pregunta favor de llamar a Mary Ann Fontaine al (813) 717-3294 o a Janice Putvin a la oficina parroquial al
(813 ) 752-8251.
FORTALEZA ANTE LA TENTACIÓN
El primer domingo del empo de Cuaresma siempre incluye el relato evangélico de la tentación del Señor Jesús en el desierto por el diablo. Este año
ene como trasfondo la primera lectura de Génesis, en la que se narra la primera tentación del diablo que ocurre en un jardín de delicias. El relato del Evangelio transcurre en el desierto. Los creyentes sabemos que la tentación viene tanto en nuestros propios jardines de delicias como en los desiertos de nuestra vida. La Cuaresma comienza, y nuestra atención se dirige a esa tentación dentro de noso-tros de hacernos como Dios –queremos control, poder y respuesta a todas las di ciles preguntas de la vida. A nuestras comunidades de fe se les ofrece este
empo de arrepen miento para que podamos unir nuestro corazón al de otros en el di cil camino de la conversión. Nos volvemos a Dios y hacia los demás bus-cando fortaleza ante la tentación. © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
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CUARESMA 2011 Marzo 9 - Abril 21
Calendario del Vía Crucis para los Ministerios Abajo encontraran el calendario de los ministerios que van a dirigir el Vía Crucis du-rante la Cuaresma marzo 11-abril 15, 2011. Si usted es un miembro de uno de estos ministerios y ene alguna pregunta, póngase en contacto con el líder de su ministe-rio.
El Vía Crucis es una devoción en el cual meditamos sobre la Pasión y Muerte de Jesucristo. En las estaciones, nos concentramos en el hecho que Jesús sufrió y murió libremente por amor infinito a nosotros y al de la humanidad. Recordamos con gra -tud que fue a través de su ofrecimiento completo de sí mismo al Padre, que es posi-ble para nosotros entrar en el gozo sin fin del cielo.
¡Invitamos a todos los feligreses a que participen!
CELEBRA LA EUCARISTIA todos los Sábados de la
Cuaresma a las 9:00am en la Capilla seguido por
Adoración al San simo con Bendición a las 2pm
VIA CRUSIS 6:00pm en Ingles
y 7:00pm en Español
en la Iglesia
NORMAS PARA EL AYUNO Y
ABSTINENCIA
♦ El Ayuno debe ser observa-do Miércoles de Ceniza y Viernes Santo por todos los Católicos entre las eda-des de 18 a 59 años de edad. En los días de ayuno, solamente se per-mite una comida. Se per-miten dos comidas peque-ñas para mantener su fuer-za dependiendo de las ne-cesidades de cada persona, pero las dos comidas no pueden una comida com-pleta. No se permite co-mer entre comidas, pero líquidos siempre son per-mi dos.
♦ Abs nencia de carne es observada por todos los Católicos de 14 años en adelante. Miércoles de Ceniza, todos los viernes de Cuaresma y Viernes Santos son días de abs -nencia.
Nota: Si una persona no pue-de observar las regulaciones por causa de salud y o otra razón seria, se les urge que prac quen algún otra forma de abnegación que sea apro-piado para su condición.
El ayuno, actos de caridad y oraciones son tres disciplinas tradicionales durante la Cua-resma. Los fieles y catecú-menos deben tomar en estas prac cas seriamente en espí-ritu de penitencia y prepara-ción para recibir el bau smo, y renovación del bau smo durante la Pascua.
FECHA MINISTERIO
Marzo 18 @ 7pm Comité de Ntra. Sra. de Guadalupe / Cursillistas
Marzo 25 @ 7pm Quinceañera / Cristo Vive
Abril 1 @ 7pm MDS
Abril 8 @ 7pm Choro
Abril 15 @ 7pm Lectores / Juan XXIII
Servicio de Penitencia Miércoles, 13 de abril
a las 7:00pm en la Iglesia
Oración Ayuno y Limosna
WEEKLY SESSIONS March 18th - Confirmation/Parent Meeting Confirmation II Students: Please bring all Paperwork (Sponsor, Saint and Service forms)! March 25th - Milagros de Jesús (Juan 4 : 48),(Juan 2:1-11) / Jesus miracles/Certificates from Our Lady of Guadalupe April 1st - No meeting April 8th – Adopcion Espiritual/ Spiritual Adoption April 15th - Passion of Christ April 22nd - No Meeting Holy Week
For more info contact Myriam Reyna at: [email protected] 813.752.8251 ext. 323
Fridays @ 7:00pm In Cronin Hall
8th Grade - High School & Young Adults
Keep up to date via our website: www.youth.stclementpc.org
UPCOMING EVENTS
2011 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS Applications must be submitted to Carol Rodriguez/
Mary Ann Fontaine no later than March 30th.
YOUTH MASS Sunday, April 10th
8:15am in Spanish/ 10:30am in English
CONFIRMATION RETREAT Saturday, April 16th
8:00am - 4:00pm in Cronin Hall
EL GUARDIAN DE MI HERMANO NECESITA SU AYUDA
Muchos de nuestros hermanos y hermanas están en necesidad de asistencia debido a la situación económi-ca y la demanda en la despensa de alimentos es mayor que nunca. NECESITAMOS SU AYUDA.
Mientras que las donaciones de alimentos son bienve-nidos en todo momento, hemos reservado el segundo fin de semana de cada mes como nuestro fin de sema-na para recaudar comida.
Algunos de lo alimentos sugeridos: Frijoles (secos o enlatados)
Arroz, Pasta, Sopas Aceite de cocinar
Cereales, Mermelada Peanut bu er
Salsa de tomate, tomates, etc. Donaciones en efec vo o cheque siempre son aceptadas.
Cajas para las donaciones de alimentos serán puestas en el altar para que usted coloque sus donaciones de comida que serán ofrecidas junto con nuestra ofrenda de Pan y Vino.
Gracias de antemano por su apoyo y sus generosas donaciones.
Felicitaciones al
Grupo de Jóvenes de San Clemente por ganar
2do lugar
de la mejor carrosa del la categoría de Iglesias
“Taste the Flavor Of Fun!”
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Parish Staff . . .
Fr. Tom Anastasia, Pastor Fr. Eugene Gancarz, Parochial Vicar Fr. Rafael Martos, Parochial Vicar
Deacons:
Deacon Neil Legner Deacon Manuel San ago
Deacon Kevin Orth
Karen Hurst, Youth Group Coordinator [email protected] - ext. 303
Janet Maze , Parish Nurse
[email protected] - ext. 311
Piedad Mendoza , Music Director [email protected] - ext. 315
Bill Muench, Pastoral Care Coordinator
[email protected] - ext. 304
Janice Putvin, Migrant Ministry Coor. [email protected] - ext. 305
Myriam Reyna, Sp. Youth Group Coor.
[email protected] - ext. 323
Maureen Ringley, ECC Director [email protected]
(813) 754-1237
Carol Rodriguez Volunteer Coordinator/Hall rental
Ray Rosado, Maintenance
Cathy Rosales, Faith Forma on Coor. [email protected] - ext. 306
Gary Runkles, Bookkeeper
[email protected] - ext. 318
Judy Smith, Housekeeper
Erin Stone, Parish Secretary [email protected] - ext. 301
St. Clement Ministry Directory D M
PASTORAL CARE/ CUIDADO PASTORAL Hospital, Homebound & Nursing Home Visits Bill Muench ...................... 752-8251 Parish Nurse Janet Maze, RN ............. 752-8251 Respite Care Mary Kay Fullenkamp.. 707-6449 LITURGICAL LIFE/ VIDA LITURGICA Altar Linen Care Fran Aton ........................ 759-0848 Altar Servers Deacon Neil Legner ...... 412-2250 Edel Stephens-Eng. ....... 754-8528 Blanca Caudillo-Sp. ...... 967-6497 Choirs Piedad Mendoza ............ 335-1908 Extraordinary Ministers of Comm. Bill Parolini...................... 986-2059 Greeters Claire Schoonover ....... 754-2255 Liturgy ............................... 752-8251 Readers Michaelyn Moscinski ..... 752-9312 Teresa Hernandez-Sp .. 659-2819 Sacristans Janice Putvin ................... 752-8251 Ushers Joe Moore ...................... 386-2701 SPIRITUAL LIFE/ VIDA ESPIRITUAL Cursillistas Fernando Guerrero ...... 545-5374 Heart of Jesus Prayer Group Bill Muench ...................... 752-8251 Juan XXIII Efren Salmeron .............. 486-7620 Marian Movement of Priests Jean Parr ........................ 752-8251 Prayer Chain Gayle Iacovino .............. 719-8408 Grupo de Oración “Cristo Vive” Hortencia Sanchez ........ 759-9436 St. Elizabeth Prayer Group Lorraine Renaud ............ 707-1004 St. Patrick Bible Study John/Cynthia Vender ... 650-9215 (20 member small community) St. Michael Bible Study Bill Muench ...................... 752-8251
FORMATION/ FORMACION Adult Formation Ministry/ RCIA Judy Zink .......................... 659-0956 RICA en Español Ramon De Jesus ............. 719-1768 Coming Home Ministry Deacon Neil Legner ....... 659-0956 PARISH LIFE/ VIDA PARROQUIAL Auction & Gala Carol Rodriguez….……727-5214 Mary Ann Fontaine…….717-3294 Bingo Frank Romano .................. 986-3348 Council of Catholic Women Ceil Herrmann ................. 659-0068 Dialogo Matrimonial (Spanish) Estela Cruz ....................... 719-8526 Elix y Lucy Castro ........... 468-0144 Golf Classic Carol Rodriguez ............. 727-5214 Gardening Mary Ann Fontaine ........ 717-3294 Grupo de Jóvenes Mario y Miriam Reyna. . 752-8251 Knights of Columbus Joe Moore ........................ 368-2701 Migrant Ministry Janice Putvin .................... 752-8251 Multicultural Ministry Mary Fisher ...................... 763-0642 My Brother’s Keeper (Food Pantry) Fr. Rafael Martos............ 752-8251 Our Lady of Guadalupe Committee Maria Chavez ................. 478-1752 Religious Article Store Judy Zaring ...................... 754-3777 Respect Life Mary Ann & Pat Powers.752-8251 Sew & Sew’s Marsha Szymanski .......... 754-1089 Scholarship Committee Mary Ann Fontaine ......... 717-3294 Carol Rodriguez ............. 727-5214 Strawberry Shortcake Project Barbara Caccamisi ......... 754-3102 Quinceañera Preparation (Spanish) Angelina Arroyo ............. 541-8456 Teresa Cienfuegos…863-370-7014 Welcome Carol Rodriguez ............. 727-5214
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