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The AnchorST. CLEMENT’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Building a Diverse Christian Community

March 2020

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DATE OCCASION READINGS

Sun 1st8.00 a.m.10.30 a.m.

1ST SUNDAY OF LENTRite I EucharistRite II Eucharist

Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7Psalm 32Romans 5:12-19Matthew 4:1-11

Weds 4th10.00 a.m.11.00 a.m.

Lenten FeriaHealing Eucharist

Bible StudySun 8th8.00 a.m.10.30 a.m.

2ND SUNDAY OF LENTRite I EucharistRite II Eucharist

Genesis 12:1-4aPsalm 121Romans 4:1-5, 13-17John 3:1-17

Weds 11th10.00 a.m.11.00 a.m.

St. Gregory the GreatHealing Eucharist


3RD SUNDAY OF LENTRite I EucharistRite II Eucharist

Exodus 17:1-7Psalm 95Romans 5:1-11John 4:5-42

Weds 18th10.00 a.m.11.00 a.m.

St. CyrilHealing Eucharist

Bible StudySun 22nd8.00 a.m.10.30 a.m.

4TH SUNDAY OF LENTRite I EucharistRite II Eucharist

1 Samuel 16:1-13Psalm 23Ephesians 5:8-14John 9:1-41

Weds 25th10.00 a.m.11.00 a.m.

THE ANNUNCIATION OF OUR LORDHealing Eucharist


5TH SUNDAY OF LENTRite I EucharistRite II Eucharist

Ezekiel 37:1-14Psalm 130Romans 8:6-11John 11:1-45

Sun 5th APRIL8.00 a.m.10.30 a.m.

PASSION SUNDAYRite I EucharistRite II Eucharist

Isaiah 50:4-9aPsalm 31:9-16Philippians 2:5-11Matthew 26:14- 27:66

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Regulars2 WorshipA listing of all our church services for this month.4 EditorialThe gold that volunteers are - plus other news.6-7 Words of WinstonWinston on fear - and on doing it anyway.8 CelebrationsBirthdays and anniversaries of our folks.13 Who We SupportA closer look of the non-profits we will help in 2020.19 Please Pray For ...Our monthly intercession list for your daily prayers.

Features5 Holy HumorChristian humor to tickle the funny bone.9 Knitters & CrochetersA call to volunteers to knit a difference.10 Vestry Commission: CommsIt takes a village to communicate - pass it on.11-12 Lent Course & Holy WeekOur Lent Course & Holy Week Schedule.15 Sao Paulo Mercy MinistryBlog news from Fr. Stephen & Mary.16 Fish Fry FridaysNeed we say more?17 Trinity CafeNews, and your next opportunity to volunteer.18 Thinking in New Way.A new Vestry member describes our new MO.

Please note Fr. Andrew’s day off is Friday. Pleaseavoid contacting him by phone, email or text unless heis urgently required. Thank you.

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The song from the musical‘Cabaret’ tells us that ‘moneymakes the world go round’.While this may be true of theunregenerate world, it certainlyisn’t true of God’s Church. Whatmake God’s Church ‘go round’are the volunteers who turn upweek in–week out, reliably doingGod’s work.

I am always amazed at theloyalty shown by those whovolunteer for the choir, or toserve, or to read, or to greet orusher, or to set up – or to teachour kids. To say ‘thank you’doesn’t do what you do justice. Iam in awe of your commitmentto ministry at St. Clement’s, andgive thanks constantly.

And then there are those whocommit to working out in God’sworld – volunteering at thingslike Trinity Café, or FeedingAmerica. Or they volunteer inHospice Thrift Stores, or atMetropolitan Ministries, or theyknit and crochet for prematurebabies or the homeless. Onceagain, I’ve barely scratched thesurface of what people at St.C’sdo – but you are taking Jesusseriously by seeing Him inothers.

And then there is the Vestry …this year we seemed to havebeen energized by all that ourvolunteers do. We are takingnew approaches, adding to ourresponsibilities, and making surethat we get each memberinvolved in the ‘how’ and the‘what’ of St.C’s. These areexciting times!

As if to amplify this excitement, Ican tell you that we now have 77of the 100 ‘Tokens’ we need forour 2020 Vision Budget. This iswonderful news! Yes, we needjust 23 more ‘Token’ Pledges –something I’m sure we canachieve. Perhaps there are someof you who have yet to pledge,or who may be able to give alittle more? If so, please letMargeaux know.

I love the energy our youngstersbring into the church. I don’tmind the noise they can bring inbecause it is innocent. Theyknow nothing different than tobe themselves in church – longgone is the time when we had tosuffer in silence!

I also love the questions I getasked – sometimes at oddmoments (like when I’m giving achild Communion!) All I can sayis that our youth leaders aredoing a great job teaching ouryoungsters the fundamentals ofthe Faith – for which we shouldall be grateful!

Notice I say a ‘great’ job. Not‘good’ or ‘average’, but GREAT.

After all, we are all called notonly to greatness, but to servegreatly. For Jesus didn’t call itthe ‘Great Commission’ fornothing; nor did He speak ofanything less than love as beingthe greatest Commandment – soit is for us to do all things to thehighest level we can, trusting inGod to help us achieve all Hecalls us to do.

Which reminds me: as thecenter of our communal life isfocused on our worship, itmakes sense that we shouldwant to invite people to shareour worship with us. To this endI will be setting a date for you allto ‘Invite Your One’ – a friend,neighbor, relative, even acomplete stranger – to join usfor worship and fellowship.

Research tells us that 3 out of 4people would attend a churchService if they were invited. I willbe giving you the tools to do justthat.

In the meantime, I hope that youwill join in all that Lent at St.C’shas to offer – the Lent Group,the worship, the WednesdayBible Study, even the Fish FryFridays – all leading us towardsthat most holy time from PalmSunday to the Great Vigil, whenwe get to walk alongside Jesusduring His last week and thencelebrate His resurrection.

God is Great!

Fr. Andrew.

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Donation.

Father O'Malley answers the phone. "Hello, is thisFather O'Malley?"

"It is"

"This is the IRS. Can you help us?"

"I can"

"Do you know a Ted Houlihan?"

"I do"

"Is he a member of your congregation?"

"He is"

"Did he donate $10,000 to the church?"

"He will".

Posh Pooch.

Visitor to Crufts: “Has this dog got a good pedigree?”

Indignant Breeder: “Has he? If this dog could talk, hewouldn’t speak to either of us.”

Going Down.

As the storm raged, the captain realized his ship wassinking fast. He called out, "Anyone here know howto pray?"

One man stepped forward. "Aye, Captain, I know howto pray."

"Good," said the captain, "you pray while the rest ofus put on our life jackets - we're one short."

Little Angel.

Little Johnny's new baby brother was screaming up astorm.

Johnny asked his mom, “Where’d he come from?”

“He came from heaven, Johnny.”

Johnny responded: “Wow! I can see why they threwhim out!”

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My Dearest Peeps!As it is now Deepest Lent, I ex-tend – as a canine courtesy –my willingness to consumethose things which you havechosen to forsake during thisfasting season. Barring, ofcourse, the forbidden choco-late.May I suggest that, becauseyou are not eating certain foodstuffs, you put the moneyyou’ll not be spending to gooduse and think about your loyalwriter: me. Imagine how yourpurchases will enhance mycogitations, further adding toyour enlightenment.Need I say “win – win”??? Ineed not!No need to thank me – I do thiswith a servant heart.(ed: Do you thinkthat will work,Winston?)

Do I think ‘what’ will work, pat-ty-cake head?(ed: Your attempt to beguileyour readers into giving youstuff.)I’m a canine – we live by themotto ‘hope springs eternal’;after all, if you don’t try – you’llnever find out, will you?(ed: Let me know how you geton.)Oh, you’ll know! �You know, despite the almostconstant white noise Fr. Dadproduces, he can sometimessay something that gets methinking.I mean, it’s true, isn’t it, thatunless you try something, you’llnever find out what can hap-pen?And, yes, I know there are lim-

its – and there are, let’ssays, ‘experiences’

you’d try onlyonce. Walkingthrough brambles,

anyone? Gettingyour nose stuck in a

yogurt pot, peeps?Falling off a bed becauseyou just had to scratchthat unscratchable

itch?But … whatwould I have

discovered if I’d been success-ful? I can tell you, peeps: a bur-ied bone (I reckon thebrambles were well cut backwhen it was buried); thecreamy delight of cultured milk(I don’t like uncouth milk); andthat itch … scratched …blisssssssss …Some of you peeps, though,don’t seem to want to trymuch at all – and I just don’tknow why. Is it the fear offear? Is it the fear of having toput an effort in something? Oris it the fear of failing?Canon Fadda Dad used to havethe fear of preaching – itscared him mightily!And, yes, I totally agree: if onlythat fear were still with him,we’d all be better off! But … heonly preached because it was apart of his calling, and he haskept on doing it (ad infinitum,some might say) to the pointthat preaching doesn’t worryhim any more.But that isn’t to say the fearhas gone – oh no, peeps. He’dbe the first to tell you that itstill takes a lot out of him topreach, but …So … what’s the thing you finduncomfortable? What’s thething you say to yourself ‘I’dlove to try that’ only to add the


Words of Winston

word ‘but’ at the end. Howmany ‘buts’ have stopped youdoing things – even things forGod?Now, at this point – me beingthe Biblically Literate® Dobie-dog I am – my mind automati-cally turns to St. Paul’s state-ment in his letter to the peepsin Philippi – chapter 4 verse13, since you ask – where hesays “I can do all thingsthrough him who strengthensme”.

But this verse has been usedso badly, resulting in greatdisappointment for many –and for why, peeps? Becauseit is pulled out of context. Justto prove a point, here’s an ex-ample.The song ‘I believe I can fly’.No you can’t – well, you can’tunless it’s a bird that’s singingit. Or you’re a peep in a`plane.You see, there are limits towhat Paul’s saying here. Im-prisoned, chained to a guard,Paul knows he can seethrough any amount of dis-grace, poverty, want, and fear– because Jesus is with him.

Which nicely leads me to thego-to Bible verse I would use:“perfect love casts out fear”.This is a portion from the 18thverse of the fourth chapter ofthe first letter of St. John. Thewhole verse is this: “There isno fear in love, but perfectlove casts out fear; for fearhas to do with punishment,and whoever fears has notreached perfection in love.”When it comes to the thingscanines fear, there’s not a lot

on the list. But then ‘life’happens, we get badkeepers, we experiencenegative things – andthen all of a sudden wehave canines who hate

peeps, or hate other canines;canines who fear being leftalone; canines who areafraid of loud noises; ca-nines who have beenbeaten up and who fear araised hand – even ifraised to give a kind bellyrub.We learn fear – and so doyou.But there’s more for youpeeps: you don’t like beingseen as ridiculous; you like tobe liked; you fear rejection.Well, I hate to tell you, but ifany of those things stopsyou from living your Chris-tian life, then you’ve yet to

learn to love properly. Rejec-tion is kinda built in to being aChristian (Luke 10:16); andbeing a ‘fool for Christ’ is tobe seen as an attribute (1 Cor4:10).So, what is it you’ve wantedto do for God, but fear hasheld you back? Whatever it is,God will strengthen you, andyour fellow churchy peeps willhave your back. Don’t give up– don’t give in; the only thingworse than trying and failingis never trying at all.Keepin’ it Real,Winston.Companion to all Who Try.

It’s true, isn’t it, that you try something,

you’ll never find out whatcan happen?

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1 Beth Veeneman4 Florence Lewis11 Jennifer Manley Wanda Ingraham13 George Hill14 Kit Ingalls Sue Vastine21 Charles Palm22 Laiklyn Colona27 Karen Hamlin29 Ann Tomas31 D.J. Harbaugh

3 Jerry & Leslie Dillehay

Birthdays Wedding Anniversaries

Please continue to bring yourdonations during the Offerto-ry, ensuring that your bag isclearly labeled. If you have anyquestions please call SusanJohnson (813) 978- 3573 orTherese Balbin of LifepathHospice (813) 323-2123.

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Below is a photo provided by Jeanne of 15 hatsand one quilted blanket, generously made.

Please consider making hats for the residentsat The Spring, Tampa Bay - our chosen charityfor 2020.

Calling allKnitters andCrocheters

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Do You See What I See…Do you hear what I hear? Indeed as a part of yourvestry I pondered what to write in this quick article

then it came to me like that stomach churn after visiting those fried food vendors on the fairmidway… Communications, that’s what I’d write about.I pen an article for our internal employee / family newsletter at work and funny enough my lastone had to deal with communications as well (are you seeing a recurring theme here?). Thosethat know me may chuckle and yes even shudder a bit when those weekly emails arrive in yourbox, or I approach, all in the name of communications.It occurred to me as I volunteered (or was that some persistent arm twisting by Kit?) to take oncommunications here at St Clement’s, that we do have a widely diverse parish. Each memberreceives, processes, and digests communications differently (how many of you read the dailypaper, vs. looking at it on a tablet?). So in order to speak both internally and perhaps even moreimportability externally (to share what a good thing we have at St Clements) the approach,message, and way it is delivered had to be tailored to those who would be receiving. This was notan overnight process or simply throwing a switch. No, it would be a long and lengthy slog thatwould take us many different twists and turn. The more often we visited that well, the deeper itseemed to get. Was this in fact a bottomless pit?Although this communications process can always be better, I am happy to say that St Clement’shas made some nice progress over the past several years. We are reaching more people external-ly through FaceBook, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, and Google, as well as on-property signage – we aregetting our (I should say His) message/ word out.Printed publications, like the bulletin and monthly Anchor newsletter, are now posted electroni-cally as well as emailed to each parish member (if you are not receiving please let me know) asan enhanced communications effort. Sermons are regularly posted on the website, as are currentevents, as we work hard to keep this first-look portal fresh and up to date (check out theupcoming Vestry section where you will be able to view a picture and quick bio for each Vestrymember). Indeed we are communicating, but there is still more to come as we are just scratchingthe surface.So now, here’s you part (you knew there was a catch). As the vestry member asked to work oncommunications, I would like each parishioner to take part(thank you to Mike, David and James for their ongoing work) insharing weekly emails with friends or family, commenting andsharing on FaceBook, NextDoor, LinkedIn, or Google to helpgrow St Clement’s and His footprint.Come on, you can do it – Do you See What I See?Jay Burkette

VESTRY COMMISSION:COMMUNICATION

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2020Holy Monday 10.00 a.m. Rite I Eucharist 10.45 a.m. Stations of the Cross

7.00 p.m. Rite II Eucharist 7.45 p.m. Stations of the Cross

Holy Tuesday 10.00 a.m. Rite I Eucharist 10.45 a.m. Stations of the Cross


Spy Wednesday 10.00 a.m. Rite I Eucharist 10.45 a.m. Stations of the Cross


Maundy Thursday 7.00 p.m. Rite II Eucharist & Stripping of Altar 9.00 p.m. Vigil in the Garden of Repose

Good Friday 10.00 a.m. Good Friday Liturgy

Holy Saturday 8.00 p.m. The Great Vigil

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Week 1March 3 “Danger! Danger!” - Why we can’t focus

Week 2March 10 “Pay attention!” - Situational Awareness

Week 3March 17 “Resistance is futile” - Non-judgmental Presence

Week 4March 24 “Within You-Without You” - Recognition of Thoughts

Week 5March 31 “Here I Am, Lord” - Worship and Wholeness

Finding Peace in a Cluttered World

LENT 2020

HOW TO OVERCOME THE NOISE IN YOUR LIFEAND FIND SACRED SPACES

Tuesdays through Lent -

10.00 a.m. with a repeat at 7.00 p.m.

ALL ARE WELCOME

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The Spring’s mission is toprevent domestic violence,protect victims, and promotechange in lives, families, andcommunities. Since ourfounding in 1977, we have

provided a safe haven and comprehensivesupportive services to more than 60,000 abusedadults and their children, and we’ve answeredcalls all hours of the day and night from well over150,000 women in crisis.We are the Department of Children and Families(DCF) certified Domestic Violence Center forHillsborough County (established November1977).We are one of the largest of Florida’s 42 certifieddomestic violence centers, with a combinedemergency shelter and transitional housing bedcount of 174 beds.We are committed to serving all survivors in anabusive household, having added a small kennelon our shelter grounds to meet the needs ofsurvivors’ pets. While in shelter, the family pets

Paint Your Heart Out Tampa is a city-wide program that enables citizens,businesses, clubs, and organizationsto lend a helping hand to low-income,elderly citizens in our community.Over the past 26 years, volunteersand sponsors have given of them-selves to paint the homes of morethan 2,600 grateful and deserving ho-meowners. Over 2,000 volunteerscomb out throughout the city on oneday each year and paint 100 homes.


I thought it might be nice to feature our two sponsored drives for the year: The Spring of Tampa Bay and the Centrefor Girls.

This is direct information from their websites to provide some basic information and then their wish lists are at-tached. There will be two large cardboard donation boxes in the Narthex to drop off goods. Becky.

are fostered with veterinary professionals,further reducing barriers for survivors seekingshelter (established 2007).At all times we are committed to providing thehighest-quality programs and services to keepsurvivors and their children safe, and to helpthem rebuild their lives.

The Centre for Girls is aprogram of the HelenGordon Davis Centre forWomen, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization inTampa.The Centre for Girls offers

innovative programming during after-schoolhours, and a summer camp that includes finearts, ceramics, fashion, dance, and STEM-basedinstruction for girls, ages 5-14.The Centre for Girls and its partners strategicallyincrease girls’ access to services and providethem with a safe place to spend time, learn skills,make friends, and interact with caring adults.

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St. Clement’s Academy is a brand-newchildcare facility located in central Tam-pa. We currently offer part time care tochildren ages 3-5. We also have a certi-fied VPK program, which is free to eligibleHillsborough County students.

We provide a Christian curriculum whichfocus on academics, child development,and Bible learning through play. Childrenlearn through exploration, experimenta-tion and conversations. Our teachersprovide opportunities for children’s learn-ing through purposeful play, creative ac-tivities and inquiry-based projects. Ourgoal is to help children discover theirGod-given talents and gifts, be good citi-zens and grow to know God loves them.

We are registering now for the 2020-2021 school year. Our program operatesduring the traditional school year, Sep-tember to May. We look forward to anexciting school year with your family.


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São Paulo Mercy Ministry

In his latest e-mail, Fr. Stephenwrites about yet another tragedywhich happened to one of theyoung homeless people, Israel.Fr. Stephen asks us to keep thisyoung man in our thoughts andprayers.

Dear Praying Friends,

Something tragic happened earlythis week. A young man, Israel,tried to take his life. At least, thisis what it appeared to be. Thank-fully, he did not sustain lifethreatening injuries.

I wrote about him a long timeago. You can find a link to the oldposting on this latest update.Then we once celebrated his 18birthday in the streets.

Strangely, we met one of the old-er girls who was at the birthdaycelebration this week by chance.She talked about how special itwas for her to have the celebra-tion in the streets. Eventually wefound out that she did not knowwhat had happened to Israel re-cently.

It is strange how God is bringingall the people connected to this

young man together. Please readand share your comments.

http://spmercyministry.com/2020/02/22/the-transfiguration/

Please be praying for Israel. It isnot easy to visit a homeless per-son in the hospital. I can do itoutside the visiting hours be-cause I have a religious pass.However, I needed to get all hispersonal information like hisbirthday date, mother's nameetc. before I could see him.

After getting all this information ,I still wasn't allowed to visit withhim because he was waiting in


Please keep Fr. Steven,Mary, and the childrenunder their care in your

prayers.

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the operating room for hissurgery.

It appears like he needs sev-eral surgeries. Hopefully wecan visit him tomorrow.

God bless.

Yours in Christ,

Stephen



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FISH FRYFRIDAYS

Are Back!

FRIDAYSDURING LENT

March 6th

March 13th

March 20th

March 27th

April 3rd

MOUTH WATERING FISH FILETS AND SIDE ITEMS -COFFEE, TEA, LEMONADE & MORE

SERVING 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM$12.00 ADULTS - $25.00 FOR FAMILIES (3 OR MORE) - CHILDREN UNDER 5 EAT FREE

mailto:[email protected].



http://feedingtampabay.org/

Have you ever eaten a meal alone? Now think of doingthat every day. Now add to that that you’re not too sureif you will even have a meal to eat today.

This is the reality for too many people, and is why Trini-ty Café exists, and why we at St. Clement’s volunteer.

It only costs you a few hours a the month but it meansso much to the people with whom you come into con-tact. And without volunteers, Trinity Café and othersimilar charities just couldn't function.

So THANK YOU to all those who have volunteeredthroughout the year from St. Clement's!

Your opportunity to serve is on Saturday March 28th -we will meet at 8:15 a.m. to carpool together, returningto the Church at approximately 10:45 a.m.

Please contact Jenny Manley if you are interested in vol-unteering: 813-383-8673 or [email protected].

Please continue to bring your donations of non-perish-able food to the altar during the Offertory marked forTrinity Café. They need rice, pasta, large cans of toma-toes.

Jesus said "Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of theleast of these my brethren, you did it to me".Matt.25:40


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As always: A big THANK YOU to ourfaithful volunteers and to everyonewho donates food to Trinity Café, itis very much appreciated.

The next volunteer opportunity is

Saturday, 28 MarchSee Jenny Manley for more details

You must be 16 years or older and must have completed the Safeguarding God's People course.See Fr. Andrew for details if you need to take this course or need to renew your certificate.

At Trinity Cafe, we provide a meal,but what we serve means so much more.




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Thinking in new ways?Your Vestry at workYour Vestry met on February 25th following the ShroveTuesday Pancake Supper. The primary focus of the meet-ing was to look at how vestry responsibilities were han-

dled in the past and how we might better address our future. Under theguidance of Fr. Andrew we began to rethink commissions and who might bebest suited to dealing with the various areas of parish life.

The new areas appear as:● Worship and Christian Formation● Inreach and Outreach● Communication● Finances and Fundraising● Building Maintenance and Improvements

Other areas discussed included:● The management and oversight of the new Preschool● The use of our Parish Hall as a venue for outside events such as

weddings, receptions and meetings

As we formalize how these groupings will function, you will be hearing morefrom the people who have volunteered to oversee them. These same vestrymembers will be approaching you to ask for your help in supporting our par-ish life.

--James Rubottom

PLEASE PRAY FOR …

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Thanksgiving For: Alex’s birth, all God’s blessings, Andrew, Ann, Barbara, Beth, Bill, Carla, children,David, Dona, Diane, employment, Erin, family & friends, first responders, Fletcher, Fr. Andrew, Fr. Bill,Fr. Lewis, Germaine, Gina, Ginny, Grace, grandchildren, Holli, Jim, John, Judy, June, Kara, life, Linda, Liz,Madison, Margaret, Marriage, Martha, Mike, Mike & Jennifer, my many blessings, Pam, Pete, Rachel,Rob, Renee, St. Clements, St. Clement’s Choir, St. Clement’s Family, Vern.

Healing: Alex, Alexander, Alice, Alicia, Alyssa, Amelita, Ann, Blair, Bernard, Betsy, Beth’s husband, Bill,Bob, Brad, Butch, Chelsea, Cheryl, Chrissy, Claire, Clayton, Darrell, Dennis, Derek, Don & Trudy, Doreen,Elaine, Elise, Elizabeth, Ellie, family, Fred, Gary, Ginny, Grace, Heather, Hollee, Jane, Jean, Jeanne, Jerry,Jim, John, Johnny, Kat, Kathleen, Kyleen, Larry, Linda, Lori, Louise, Margaret, Marie, Mary-Jo, Maxine,Michele, Mike & Jennifer, Nancy, Nicholas, Patty, Randy, Renee, Rush, Ruth, Sally, Sherri, Shirley,Spencer, Steve, Susan, Valencia, Valentina, Vern, Wanda.

Safety & Protection: Adeline, Alexander, Annaliese, AnneMarie, Ava, Billy,Briadan, Bryan, Chole, Craig, Christina, Clay, Danielle, David, Derek, Deryn,Donald - our president, Doreen, Earlene, Emma, Grace, Frank, Ian, Janet,John, Josh, Lauren, Linda, Lucy & Pearl, Mary, Megan, Melissa, Michael,Nate, Nicole, Ron - our governor, Samantha, Stephen, Stephanie, Teddy,Thomas, Tyler, Wanda, William, youth in Sao Paulo, Zach, Zoe.

Blessings & Guidance: Alice, Ann, Betsy, Bill, Brian, Carla, Carol, Chad,Claudia, Clay, Corey, Darrell, David, Denis, Dennis, Deryn, Doreen, Doug,Dustin, Elizabeth, Emily, Eric, Ginny, Grace, Ian, Jay, Jennifer, Jenny, Jimie,John, Johnette, Joseph, Judy, Kara, Kat, Kathleen & Jimmy, Katie, Kay, Kera,Kimberly, Kit, Linda, Margaret, Mary-Jo, Mike, Mike & Jennifer, Rachel,Renee, Rob, Ronnie & Joase, Sherrie, Steve, Sue, Susie, the Vestry, Tom,Tommy, Wanda, Zari.

With Child: Becca, Brennan, Julie, Kim, Michelle, Natalie, Sarah.

Comfort: Angela, Art, Betsy, Bill, Christina, Cindy, Crystal, Dennis, Eric, Heidi, James, Jane, Jennifer, theToulotte family, Judy, Krista, Liz, Margaret, Mike & Jennifer, Norma, Oscar, Paula, Renee, Sianna.

Travel: Bill, Brian, Chad, Claudia, Hutch, Jeanne, Jennifer, John, Lew, Ray & Martha, Renee, Scott, Wade.

Financial: Bryan, Carol, Corey, Dave, David, Deryn, Greg, John, Judy, Kim & Ken, Mary Beth, Natalie,Richard & Sheila, Scott, Wade.

Employment: Bernard, Bryan, Corey, Derek, Donald, Judy, Natalie, Zach.

Recently Departed: Bill, Jerry, Julienne, Mr. Ellis, Paula, Robbie, Tom.

Year’s Minds: 2nd Lesvia Marrietta; 5th Lloyd Cook; 6th Harold Rinehold; 7th George Foster; 8th GeorgeBullock, Bob Conway; 10th Donald York, Sharon Tarbett; 15th Fr. Joseph Zuber Bliss; 16th Audrey Weislo,Samuel Partridge; 17th Fr. Harry Walsh; 19th Kathryn Neft; 23rd Jean Bullock, Alma Spanton; 24th LeliaDavis, John Clemens, Cecilia Denson; 25th Bobette Pestana, Jessie Nilssen; 28th Dean Haeusler, JuanColoma; 31st Lura Abbott; David Hernandez.

If you would like the names of your loved ones to be added to our Book of Remembrance, please write/email to the ParishOffice writing clearly the person’s name and the full date of their death, if known. They will then be remembered annuallyon the month of their death, and during the All Souls Day liturgy.

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