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A Pro-Life, Pro-Family, Stewardship Parish

49 Crosswinds Drive, Charles Town, WV 25414 www.stjameswv.org 304-725-5558

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 15, 2017

Dedication of Our Lady of Fátima Garden

October 15, 2017 ~ 28th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Cover: As Catholics we have so much in common that joins us together across generations, across nationalities, and across oceans. Pictured here is Tony Braddock’s family at Christmastime, Lucia’s family, and Jacinta and a very young Tony striking a similar pose.

Weekly Finance Report Funds Budgeted Oct 8 Avg

Difference Offertory $15,703 $11,518 ($4,185) Building Fund $11,021 $8,662 ($2,359)

St Zita’s Sales $39,586 $23,286 ($16,300)

Building Fund Mortgage Overall

$14,939,064 Balance $5,848,256

Parish Office and Staff 304-725-5558

Office Hours Monday-Friday 9:00 am-12:00 pm & 1:00 pm-5:00 pm

Pastor ………………….. Very Rev. John S. Ledford, V.F.

[email protected] Voicemail 681-260-6393, Rectory 304-725-6801

Associate Pastor……… Rev. Fr. José Manuel Escalante

[email protected] Parish Administrator……….... Rev. Mr. David E. Galvin

[email protected] Permanent Deacon ………..Rev. Mr. James T. Munuhe

[email protected]

Religious Sister…………………………Sr. Reyna Huerta [email protected]

Director of Liturgy & Music…………………Mr. Gary Penkala [email protected]

Secretary……………………………………...… Mrs. Chris Pifer

[email protected] Faith Formation……………………………….… Mrs. Allie Enos

[email protected] Hispanic Office………………….…………Mrs. Margarita Cruz

[email protected] Marriage and Family Ministry….………Mrs. Carol Dindinger

[email protected]

St. Zita’s Cupboard…………….………… Mrs. Michelle Foust [email protected]

Accounts Payable……….………………… Mrs. Terry Denison

[email protected] Offertory………………..………………………Mrs. Karla Gainey

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Regular Mass Schedule Sunday 8:00 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm (English)

and 1:30 pm (Spanish) Monday 7:00 am, Tuesday 12:05 pm

Wednesday 7:00 pm, Thursday 12:05 pm Friday 7:00 am, Saturday 5:00 pm

Holy Days of Obligation 7:00 am, 12:00 pm, 7:00 pm (on Federal Holidays 9:00 am)

Liturgy of the Hours Wednesday 10:00 am and 6:30 pm

Eucharistic Adoration Wednesday 10:00 am and 7:00 pm

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration 24 hours every day

Reconciliation Saturday 3:00 pm

Wednesday 5:00 pm or by appointment

Liturgy Schedule

The Sick and Homebound If you or a family member are confined to the home or hospital, contact Chris Pifer at 304-725-5558 ext. 225 to arrange for the Eucharist to be brought to you.

Events / Activities & Our Bulletin We include all ministry and parish events, on & offsite, on our parish master calendar. To make a reservation request go to www.stjameswv.org/about-us/calendar. Then send a bulletin announcement to [email protected] a minimum of two weeks prior to the publication date.

Parish Staff

Weekends before & after all Masses Monday & Wednesday 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

St. Zita Cupboard Hours


Dear Parishioners, This weekend we come together to celebrate the Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time. As human beings, one of the things we all enjoy is a good party. We can look back in our lives and remember the good times that we had at various parties. Obviously, there are some gatherings that we find challenging, but isn’t that part of the experience of life? Hopefully, we learn and continue on with our lives. In our first reading, Isaiah uses the motif of a party to challenge the Israelites. They are going through some hard times. The Babylonians are assaulting the walls of Jerusalem. Perhaps they are saying, “Woe are we, for the Lord has abandoned us!” Isaiah challenges this understanding using the motif of a lavish gathering on “the mountain”. God will gather and reach out to them again. God will provide “rich food…” and “wipe away the tears”. On that special day, God will again save them and enable them to rejoice. Matthew again presents Jesus speaking to the leaders of the people. Time and time again, Jesus has reached out to the leaders. Time and time again, the leaders have refused to listen. Matthew, most likely, was challenging the early Jewish Christians. Most likely these early Jewish Christians had accepted Jesus’ message, become part of the Church (been baptized), and then, shall we say, “rested on their laurels”. Jesus uses the image of the wedding feast to challenge them. Where are we in this gathering? Have we accepted Jesus, and then chosen not to respond? Have we accepted Jesus, and then chosen to find all kinds of excuses? Have we accepted Jesus, and then chosen to not follow through? Respectfully, UPCOMING EVENTS: Saturday, Oct. 14, 11:00 Mass and Dedication of Our Lady of Fatima Shrine by the Most Reverend Michael J. Bransfield, Bishop of Wheeling-Charleston. Monday-Friday, Oct. 16-20, the second of two Diocesan Presbyters (Priest Retreats), Bishop Hodges Pastoral Center, Huttonsville WV. Fr. Escalante will be on this retreat. Monday, Oct. 16, 7:00 pm Finance Council, Conference Room. Tuesday, Oct. 17, 10:00 am, Jefferson Community Ministries Board, JCCM Building. Wed., Oct. 25 10:00 am Continuing Education Workshop for Diocesan Presbyters (Priests) at Saint Francis de Sales, Morgantown.

Pastor’s Page Pastor: Very Rev. John S. Ledford, V.F. [email protected]

Office 304-725-5558, Pager 681-260-6393, Rectory 304-725-6801

Parish Administrator: Rev. Mr. David E. Galvin [email protected]

304-725-5558 Around Our Parish

The traditions of our faith stir strong memories for many of us. Memories of family celebrations for baptisms and First Communions, the beauty of a marriage Mass, and the comfort of our sacrament for the sick and dying. We can bring others into our celebrations so they too can experience the joy of our faith. How do we

share the richness of our heritage with our friends, the youth in our lives, or our neighbors? Father Connors, Tony’s parish priest in New Jersey, had a strong devotion to Our Lady of Fátima and he shared it with the entire parish. A seed was planted. Alfred and Barbara Braddock embraced their faith and shared their love of Christ with their sons Francis and Tony. Another seed was planted. His family built a shrine to Our Lady of Fátima in their backyard. And another seed was planted. Like each of us, Tony’s journey was blessed with many sowers and the seeds took root. It’s amazing to think the child who knelt at this backyard shrine would one day bring the beautiful Our Lady of Fátima Garden to our parish and create sanctuary where the message of Fátima will be shared with thousands in the years to come. Where will you plant a seed this week?


Pastoral Associate for Liturgy & Music: Gary Penkala [email protected]

304-725-5558

Please Pray for... Our sick and homebound… George Mark Knipe, Bill Berry’s sister Sara Jean & her family, William Tibbe Sr., Brenda Vrable’s friend Donna Stewart, Gale Bard, and Regina Smith’s mother Tina Gadbois.

There are three ways to request prayers at our parish: (1) contact the Parish Office at 304-725-5558 or [email protected] to have a name included in the bulletin, (2) write your request in the Book of Intentions located on the podium behind the last pew on the left side of the church, or (3) contact David White at [email protected] or 304-262-3040 for your request to be sent to our Prayer Chain. Names listed above are also included in the Book of Intentions. All requests are kept strictly confidential by parishioners of our prayer ministry.

P ’ M I O 16-22

Mon 7:00 AM Bryce Timberlake (L) by Timberlake Family

Tues 12:05 PM Arthur Schlueter (D) by Chris Pifer

Wed 7:00 PM Dorothy Ann DiGioia (D) by Anthony DiGioia

Thurs 12:05 PM Harold Taylor (D) by Theresa Taylor

Fri 7:00 AM Almeta Kidd (D) by Bob & Cyndi Trainor

Sat 5:00 PM Sara Rhoa (D) by Al Rhoa

Sun 8:00 AM Steve Roper (D) by Priscilla Browning

11:00 AM John Burcham, Jr. (D) by The Kilmer Family

(St Peter) 11:00 AM William S. Dorman, Sr. (D) & Stanley Gambrell (D) by Chip & Bonnie Dorman

(Spanish) 1:30 PM For St. James Hispanic Community by St. James Parish

6:00 PM For the people of our Parish

Happy Birthday to...

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Sunday Readings Year A, Weekday Readings Year 1, Psalter Week 4)

L C & M R

M Oct 16 St Hedwig religious (optional memorial) St Margaret Mary Alacoque virgin (opt) Readings: Rom 1:1-7 / Ps 98:1-4 / Lk 11:29-32

Tu Oct 17 St Ignatius of Antioch bishop & martyr (memorial) Readings: Rom 1:16-25 / Ps 19:2-5 / Lk 11:37-41

W Oct 18 St Luke evangelist (feast) Readings: II Timothy 4:10-17b Psalm 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18 Saint Luke 10:1-9 Th Oct 19 North American Martyrs (memorial) Readings: Rom 3:21-30 / Ps 130:1-6 / Lk 11:47-54

F Oct 20 St Paul of the Cross priest (opt mem) Readings: Rom 4:1-8 / Ps 32:1-11 / Lk 12:1-7

Sa Oct 21 Saturday of 28th Week in Ord Time Readings: Rom 4:13-18 / Ps 105:6-43 / Lk 12:8-12

Su Oct 22 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: Isaiah 45:1, 4-6 Psalm 96:1, 3, 4-5, 7-8, 9-10 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5b Saint Matthew 22:15-21

Oct 16 Carolyn Schultz, Robert Aitcheson, Maureen Sengpiehl, Paul Goliwas, Marjorie Flinn Yost, Chad Anders, Bryce Timberlake, Abigail Stone, Kurt Colson, Mark McGaha, Guadalupe Ayon, Camden Connell, Gabriella Moore; Oct 17 Sok McLeod, Judith Stevens, Robert James, Manuel Joya, Regis Kline, Angela Carter, Matthew Cline, Alexander Costantino, Michael Colina, Courtlyn Guy, Jasmin Ruiz, Reagyn Stoner; Oct 18 David Wagoner, Kevin Warco, Daniel Ostrowski, Agripina Gonzalez, Rovin Lara, Aden Perry, Austin Gregoryk, Zachary Bozicevich, Natalia Montagliani, Olivia Mack; Oct 19 Marie Hough, Laura Barr, Christopher Hunter, Tonya Hamer, Lars Bollner, Michael Fernandes, Zoe Henderson, Lucy Cummings, Andrea Castillo; Oct 20 Barbara Harman, Francis Phillips, Jennifer Diaz, Elizabeth Condon, Remi Jackson, Oct 21 James Fraser, Cesar Vigil, Dustin Woodward, Alexander Austin, Pedro Ramirez, Angelina Galipo, Grayson Lazarte, Anthony Jovel, Justin Munuhe; Oct 22 Susan Muir, Noah Petti, Noah Petti, Katherina VanHauter, Payton Carter, Virginia Roper, and Ryan Burns. Happy Birthday!


Monday, October 16th Drop off full cases of non-perishable food this

week for the Hurricane Relief Convoy

Adoration 24 hours Adoration Chapel

Daily Mass 7:00 AM Nave

AA Mtg 12:00 PM St Michael Hall Trail Life USA Officers 6:00 PM St Michael Hall

American Heritage Girls 7:00 PM Lower Level

Trail Life USA 7:00 PM St Michael Hall

Financial Peace University 7:00 PM St Cecilia Finance Council 7:00 PM Conference

Tuesday, October 17th Adoration 24 hours Adoration Chapel Daily Mass 12:05 PM Nave St James Thunder Cross Country 3:30 PM Off-site

HISP Marriage Prep 6:00 PM St Lucy

HISP Adult Faith Formation 7:00 PM St Francis

Wednesday, October 18th Adoration 24 hours Adoration Chapel Morning Prayer 10:00 AM Nave AA Mtg 12:00 PM St Michael Hall Children’s Choirs 4:15 PM St Cecilia Reconciliation and Holy Hour 5:00 PM Nave CCD Class—Living Rosary 5:30 PM Various Archangelus Chorale 5:30 PM St Cecilia

Youth Mass 7:00 PM Nave Special Collection Hurricane Relief Convoy

Drop off full cases of non-perishable food this week CCD Class—9th & Confirmation 7:00 PM Nave

Youth Group 7:00 PM Nave-St Michael

HISP Servant of the Word 7:00 PM St Francis

Friday, October 20th Adoration 24 hours Adoration Chapel Daily Mass 7:00 AM Nave AA Mtg 12:00 PM St Michael Hall

Altar Guild 6:00 PM Nave AA Mtg 8:00 PM St Michael Hall Al-Anon Mtg 8:00 PM St Lucy

HISP Prayer Group 8:00 PM Library

SJH Hatfied & McCoy Race 4:30 PM Off-site

Saturday, October 21st Adoration 24 hours Adoration Chapel Gabriel Project Client Mtgs 9:00 AM St Michael

Docents on Duty 10:00 AM St Peter Reconciliation 3:00 PM Nave

Bells of Our Lady of Mercy 3:30 PM Choir loft

RCIA Sausage Samples! After Mass St Zita

Sunday, October 22nd Drop off Hurrican Relief Convoy Donations


RCIA: Sorrowful & Glorious Mysteries 9:15 AM Library CCD 9:30 AM Various

HISP CCD Class 11:00 AM Various

AA Mtg 11:30 AM St Michael Hall

Docents on Duty 12:00 PM St Peter

HISP Youth Group 3:00 PM St Michael

Narcotics Anonymous Mtg 6:00 PM St Michael

CCD FC Parent-Student Mtg 9:30 AM Social Hall

HISP Baptism Class 11:00 AM Reception RCIA: Rite of Acceptance & Call to Conversion 11:00 AM Nave

HISP Peruvian Festival 1:00 PM Nave

RCIA Sausage Samples! After Mass St Zita

This Week’s Events

Thursday, October 19th


Ven. Fr. Michael McGivney Men’s Weekend Webster Springs Daily Mass 12:05 PM Nave MOPS Mothers of Preschoolers 6:30 PM St George Cappella Musica / Schola Cantorum 7:10 PM St Cecilia HISP Fr Escalante’s Adult Faith Formation 7:00 PM Library

AA Big Book Mtg 7:00 PM St Michael Hall

Trail Life USA Committee 7:30 PM St Francis

Holiday Turkey, Ham & Stuffed Sausage Deacon Dave’s Annual RCIA Fundraiser

Order at St. Zita’s by Nov. 6 for Thanksgiving—Delivery Nov. 15-16 and by Dec. 11 for Christmas — Delivery Dec. 20-21

Boneless Ham ($13/3lb, $24/6lb). Smoked Turkey ($45/12-16lb,

$56/16--20lb). Shankless Ham ($38/16-18lb). Smoked Sausage w/Cheese ($39/10lb). Pay by Cash or Check only.


1 Donate cash to the convoy.This will give us the most flexibility to purchase items in bulk and use gift cards. Make checks payable to St. James and simply write “convoy” on the memo or your envelope.

2 Donate gift cards. Purchase a Convoy Gift Card at St. Zita’s and you’ll receive a tax donation receipt on the spot. We’ll use your cards to buy needed items.

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Donate non-perishable food in full, boxed cases this week! Stack them in the narthex Sunday,October 15th through October 22nd! Canned protein – tuna, ham, chicken, beef,

and beans Canned soup or stew Canned or dried fruit Canned vegetables Cereal, rice, oatmeal, and dried beans Peanut butter and jam or jelly Pasta and pasta sauce Shelf-stable milk (powdered or boxed milk,

or evaporated skim milk) Questions? Contact Kate DiServio at 304-671-2023 or [email protected].

HURRICANE RELIEF

Now Accepting Donations!

Our convoy is headed to Texas and Florida with needed supplies. We want to load the semi-trucks to capacity so we’re collecting and ordering full, boxed cases of non-perishable food to fill the trucks. Here’s how you can help:

Caring for Creation—Laudato Sí In partnership with the Cacapon Institute CommuniTree project, members of our AHG and TLUSA troops continued in their Caring for Creation activities. Thanks to their generosity with their time, talent, and muscles, they planted trees around the playground and parking areas. If you’re curious to know what types of trees were planted, just look for the cool labeling at the base of each tree. Our youth used their creativity and some local rocks for a new labeling system!

Annual Tootsie Roll Drive Gabby, Brainna & Rebecca collected donations for the Knights of Columbus annual Tootsie Roll Drive to raise funds for mentally disabled children and adults.


The International Dinner

Saturday,

November 11th 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

in the Social Hall

Evening Highlights

Just added ...Beer & Wine and 50 / 50 Raffle Cash bar and big chance to win

Fabulous Food Incredibly delicious dishes from 40+ countries & regions

Wide variety of appetizers, entrees & desserts Kid-friendly American food too!

Live Auction by fast-talker Deacon Dave

Silent Auction get some early Christmas shopping done!

Big Community Event get to know the folks that sit next to you in the pews

Diversity on Display! Let’s celebrate the beauty of our parish family & our food!

Tickets are available at St. Zita’s for purchase by cash or check. Ticket costs $12 adults, $10 seniors, $8 youth under age 12, and families $50.

How to Support the ProLife Ministry

• Pray for the dignity of all human life from the moment of conception to natural death

• Buy your ticket(s) for the International Dinner at St. Zita’s Cupboard this week

• Invite a friend to join you for dinner. The food is amazing! • Cook! Appetizers, entrees, side dishes, soups, and desserts

are needed. Ethnic & regional dishes. If you’d like to bring a dish or two this year, please Kathleen York at kqyork48@ hotmail.com.

• Do your Christmas shopping early. They’ll be lots of items to choose from at the silent and live auctions.

Our annual ProLife Ministry Fundraiser

For questions about the dinner or the ProLife Ministry, email [email protected].


The Women’s Club is selling

Pumpkin Pies in time for Thanksgiving!

Order your 9 inch Pies at St. Zita’s

through October 31st

Pumpkin Pie $10 Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie $10

Pickup after Weekend Masses November 18th & 19th in Library

Wide assortment of homemade bakery

items will also be available for purchase

St. Zita’s Because Faith Matters

cards

HURRICANE RELIEF

Convoy Gift Card

We have Convoy Gift Cards from $5 to $500 available. Simply buy a Convoy Gift Card at St. Zita’s, and we’ll use the gift cards to fill the trucks with food. Let us do the heavy lifting!

St. James Youth Group Every Wednesday

7 p.m. Mass

Books Statues

Rosaries Medals

Scapulars Children’s gifts

Holy Water Bottles

Pocket Shrines Coffee Mugs

Prayer Booklets Wall Hangings

Tiny Saints

and more!

Fatima Devotionals & Gifts

Leave a dish behind?

Did you leave a serving dish or utensil behind at the big Fatima celebration? It’s clean. Please pick it up from the table in the narthex by October 25th.


Adult Formation: Rev. Mr. Dave Galvin [email protected] or 304-725-5558

Youth Faith Formation: Allie Enos [email protected] or 304-725-5558

Faith Formation

Please help us feed the Hungry at Thanksgiving! All children in CCD who are able are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to class each week to help with the Thanksgiving food baskets for local needy families! St. Zita’s has grocery gift cards in stock every day.

All Saints’ Day Celebration!

Dress up as your favorite saint on Sunday, November 5

and join us from 2 pm—5 pm in the Social Hall!

Traditional delights - apple bobbing and fun games. Prizes for Most Original Costume, Most Ob-

scure Saint and Youth Most Knowledgeable about their Saint

Family Admission a covered-dish and a bag of candy

Remember, this is a Catholic celebration, so come dressed as a

saint for a ‘holy’ good time!

The Next Student & Parent Meetings Parents with students in First Communion Prep 2, Sacramental Prep, and all parents with children going thru their 2nd year of First Communion preparation, must attend the FCP2 Parent/Student Class listed below with their children. Meetings held in the Social Hall.

Wednesday Students and Parents Wed., October 25th—5:30pm—6:45pm

Sunday Students and Parents

Sun., October 29th—9:30 am to 10:45 am (note date change from Oct 22)

Diocesan Confirmation Retreat and Middle School Youth Rally

Sun., November 12 from 9 am to 4 pm at our parish. Cost $20 per student, $10 per adult. This day is an opportunity for young people preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation to gather with candidates from all over our diocese. Youth will have fun, meet new friends, pray, learn, laugh, and have the opportunity to grow in their faith. The day is high energy, just like the youth, with great guest speakers, lots of music, and movement. Best of all, Bishop Michael Bransfield will be joining us. Please Note: ALL middle school students are also invited to attend. Registration forms can be found in the parish office and outside St. Zita’s. Please drop off registration forms and checks at the parish office—attention Allie Enos. Any questions: please email Allie at [email protected].

Save Your Box Tops = Help Our Children’s Playground

We are holding a competition to see which class can bring in the most box tops. All box tops collected from September through December will be counted, and the winning class will enjoy a pizza party!

Living Rosary at the Fatima Shrine! Students are asked to wear white shirts to class and participate in a Living Rosary during class on Sunday, October 15 at 9:30 am and Wednesday, October 18 at 5:30 pm.


JOINING OUR PARISH and becoming a part of our parish family is easy and rewarding. Registration forms can be found in the Narthex or Parish Office. Once a registration form is submitted, new parishioners will receive a welcome packet and an invitation to learn more about St. James and meet some of your new family members. Get connected, get involved, register today. If you move, kindly let us know. BECOMING CATHOLIC at St. James begins with a religious education process called RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults). Through RCIA, people learn about the Catholic Faith and prepare to become full members of our Catholic family. This process is also available for children and teens. CATHOLICS RETURNING HOME is a program that provides a warm welcome to all desiring to return to the Catholic Church. Voice your concerns and get answers to your questions. Contact Linda Bryan at returnhome@stjameswv. org. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION As adults, our second most important job is raising our children in our Catholic faith. (Our most important job, of course, is maintaining our own relationship with our Heavenly Father.) Families registered in our parish may enroll their children in religious education as early as the age of three. Contact the Allie Enos at [email protected]. Check the bulletin for postings of adult faith formation classes. They are offered on a regular basis and will be listed in the bulletin. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM is the first sacrament by which we receive a new and spiritual life and the dignity of adoption as children of God and heirs of God's kingdom. Registered families may celebrate this sacrament at St. James after attending one of the Baptism classes offered the last Sunday of each month at 1 pm. Register for the class with the parish office before the birth of your baby. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE celebrates a lifelong commitment between a man and a woman. If you are a registered, active member of the parish considering this vocation, you must meet with Carol Dindinger at least six months before your desired wedding date. No date will be set prior to that meeting. To begin this process, contact Carol at [email protected] or the parish office. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING formerly known as Last Rites or Extreme Unction, is a ritual of healing. Should you or a family member be entering the hospital, preparing for surgery, or nearing death, contact the Parish Office. THE HISTORIC CHAPEL OF ST. PETER in Harpers Ferry celebrates a “Tourist” Mass on Sundays at 11:00 am. The Chapel is also open to visitors on weekends from 12:00 noon until 4:00 pm most weekends from May through October. SAFE ENVIRONMENT

The Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston is committed to the protection of its children and young people. The Diocese complies with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People by maintaining an Office of Safe Environment. To report an incidence of suspected child sexual abuse, please contact your local law enforcement agency, or you may confidentially contact the West Virginia Bureau for Children and Families/Child Protective Services by calling the Child Abuse Hotline at 800-352-6513. To report suspected cases of sexual abuse by personnel of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, please contact one of the Bishop’s designees at 888-434-6237 (toll free) or 304-233-0880: Sister Ellen Dunn, ext. 264; Mr. Bryan Minor, ext. 263; Msgr. Frederick Annie, ext. 267, or Msgr. Anthony Cincinnati, ext. 270. For more information on the Diocese’s Office of Safe Environment, please go to www.dwc.org, then click the “Diocese” tab, then click “Office of Safe Environment” under the “Offices” menu. To learn more about the Catholic Church’s efforts in preventing sexual abuse of children in the United States, please visit http://www.usccb.org. Under “Issues and Action,” click “Child and Youth Protection” from the drop-down menu.

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