Today’s Gospel leads us to meditate on Jesus cleansing the Temple in Jerusalem. Why did Jesus want to clean the Temple? And what did Jesus find inside the Temple? Jesus found out

that “People sold oxen, sheep, and doves; in addition, “the money changers sat there.” How did Jesus react vis-à-vis this cultural behavior? Jesus stopped them by spilling the coins and overturning their tables and saying to the rest, “Stop making my Father’s house a marketplace.” Some of them replied saying to Jesus, “If you want us to stop, show us a sign.” Jesus tells them, “I will destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up.” What kind of temple was that?

There was nothing else other than the temple of his body.

Dear friends, imagine, Jesus coming into the temple of our heart and driving out those things that are keeping us from loving God and others. How would our reaction be?

In this Third Sunday of Lent, Jesus invites us to meditate on the Temple of His Body, and He calls us to reflect on things that hinder Him from entering our heart.

Jesus wants us to be aware of things in our heart that need to be changed. Jesus wants us to be aware of things that paralyze us from being His followers.

Jesus wants us to be aware of distracting stuffs that possess us and hinder us from being a good friend either with God and others. Jesus wants us to know that every single moment;

He wants to be in us. Let Him in. Can you?

Father Wesler Hilaire

March 8, 2015

370 SW 3rd St. • Boca Raton • FL 33432561.392.0007 • 561.392.0074 Fax

w W w . s t j o a n . o r g

Msgr. Michael D. McGraw • Pastor

Fr. Jimmy B. Hababag • Parochial VicarFr. Wesler Hilaire • Parochial VicarFr. Carlo DiNatale-Tarasi • AssistingFr. Norman Schwartz • Assisting

Deacon Bill WatzekDeacon Michael ZatargaDeacon Sam J. Barbaro

Deacon Christopher Dorsey

P a r i s h O f f i c e H o u r s

Monday-Thursday 8:30am to 7:30pmFriday 8:30am to 5:00pm

Saturday 9:30am to 2:30pm

S c h o o l O f f i c e H o u r s

561.392.7974 • 561.368.6671 FaxMonday-Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm

M a s s S c h e d u l e s

Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm, 6:30pm(Spanish)Sunday: 7:30am, 9:15am,

10:45am, 12:15pm & 5:00pmMonday-Friday: 6:45am & 8:15am

Saturday mornings: 8:15amEve of Holy Days: 6:00pm

Holy Days: 6:45am, 8:15am, 9:15am, & 12:15pm

Holidays: Only one Mass at 9:00am

B a p t i s m s

Sunday (English): 1:30pm3rd Saturday (Spanish): 12 noon

C o n f e s s i o n s

Saturday: 3:15-4pm & 5:30-6:15pm

2015 LENTEN SCHEDULELENTEN DAILY MASS SCHEDULE: 6:45am, 8:15am and 12 noonin the Church Mon.–Fri., Saturdays 8:15am in the Chapel.

SPANISH LENTEN VIA CRUCIS & MASS: THURSDAYS; Feb. 26, Mar. 5,Mar. 12, Mar. 19, Mar. 26, at 7pm in the Chapel.

LENTEN STATIONS OF THE CROSS:Every Friday during Lent in the Chapel at 3:30pm.

LIVE STATIONS OF THE CROSS: MONDAY, Mar. 30: at 8:45am, TUESDAY, Mar. 31: at 8:25am & 9:30am in Mercy Center.

COMMUNAL CELEBRATION OF THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: 7:00pm MONDAY, Mar. 23: at St. Joan of Arc Church TUESDAY, Mar. 24: at St. Jude Church.

CONFESSIONS: MONDAY, Mar. 30: After the 6:45am & 8:15am Masses, 11:00am to 11:30am at SJA Chapel.TUESDAY, Mar. 31: After the 6:45am & 8:15am Masses,11:00am to 11:30am at SJA Chapel.WEDNESDAY, Apr. 1: After the 6:45am & 8:15am Masses, 11:00 am to 11:30am in the Chapel. Confessions will not be heard after Wed. Apr. 1 at noon to allow for the prayerful observance of Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday.

TENEBRAE SERVICE: Wednesday, Apr. 1: 7:00pm at SJA Church.

March 8, 2015MASSES FOR THE WEEK OF March 8, 2015MONDAY – March 96:45amThe Santos de Diego Family & Santa Catarina8:15amPura Caceres by Alba & MariaSteve Schnellenberg12:00pmTom Santell by Tom SantellKathleen Visco by The SJA 8th Grade Class TUESDAY – March 106:45amLouise S. LoweKathleen Visco by Beth Monarch8:15amRobert Feliz by WifeKathleen Visco by The Marshall Family12:00pmMaria Teresa Llopis by The Voyer FamilyPierre Voyer by The Voyer Family WEDNESDAY – March 116:45amMorgan Sweeney by Kathleen8:15amAngela DiPilato by The Gesualdi FamilyMary Moore by Joan McBride & Family12:00pmAl Risen by Tom SantellTom Ingolia by Dale Kolbrenner THURSDAY – March 126:45amSt. Joan of Arc Parishioners8:15amNuriel Kadel by Catherine HanleyMichael Powers by Diane & Lou Walewski12:00pm“Jeffrey” by Tom SantellMichael Kilbane by Marina Hannwacker

FRIDAY – March 136:45amSt. Joan of Arc Parishioners8:15amAngela DiPilato by The Gesualdi FamilyMatthew Storrelli by Mary K. Yacona12:00pmElsa Santacroce by The Family SATURDAY – March 148:15amSt. Joan of Arc Parishioners4:30pmMary Moore by Donna & Will DuganLinda Surratt by The Peters & Barbagallo’s Families6:30pmJorge & Elvia Rodriguez by Marta HoynoskiIn Thanksgiving SUNDAY – March 157:30amGeorge Johnson by Leslie & Frank DiMarcoWilli Breu by Zita Gerosa9:15amMary McCarthy by Paul & Eleanor FarbanishCatherine Vickers by Her Family10:45amStephanie Scott by SJA Sunday Bible StudyJosephine Furci by Maria & Joseph Pellicano12:15pmDiane Molle Bartczak by Tom D’AgostinoGilbert Handal by Judith & Sons5:00pmLuis & Maria Rugeles by Maria Rugeles-SmithLuis Rugeles & America Buitrago by Maria Rugeles-Smith

*Please email Bulletin materital to: delaney_patty@st.joan.org*We reserve the right to edit and publish such materials at our discretion.

BULLETIN EDITOR:PATTY DELANEY

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LENTEN PRAYER”God will make a way when there seems

to be no way. God works in ways I cannot see. God will make a way for me.”

RECOGNIZING EACH OTHER AT A FISH FRY

PASTOR’S MESSAGE

The gospels have several accounts of Jesus feeding His disciples with a fish fry that He prepares and serves. They come to recognize Him within the context of this meal and they are encouraged and nurtured by His presence. Jesus seemed to intuitively know that when eating together we naturally share with each other and get to know each other. We may even grow in trust and friendship and support one another in the challenges of conversion and the changes that come with discipleship. Jesus showed all

that to be true as He ate with public sinners like Mary Magdalene and Zacchaeus the tax collector. He reached out to them and they reciprocated with trust and a change of life. Jesus used the context of a fish fry to reveal Himself to His disciples on the seashore and to serve them and to calm their fears. He was truly their Lord with them and they discovered they had nothing to fear even of an unknown future. He would always be with them accompanying them on the journey. He would always be with them to calm the stormy seas and restore tranquility. Our recent parish fish fry sponsored by the Dad’s Club was a terrific meal within the context of families sharing, kids having lots of fun and parishioners socializing across generational lines. Literally it was a banquet that brought members from our whole parish together in community. I do not think that it is being overly spiritual to call attention to the presence of Jesus during our fish fry. He was there in the sharing, listening, fun and eating. His presence made it clear that we engaged in a holy event and one that helped us grow holier. I think we fed each other both with real food and with the encouragement and support of community. We can be sure that Jesus was there “in the midst of them” as He promised. A social event like the Fish Fry is a powerful reminder that Saint Joan of Arc is a social and real community as well as one that worships together and reaches out in service together. Every time we have an event like the Fish Fry, Family Faith and Fun Day, International Festival, Gala Auction or our upcoming Spaghetti Dinner (March 28 after 4:30 Mass) for our International Mission of Friendship, we grow in knowledge and communion together. As we gather, Jesus who is the source of our identity and our united “Body” will always be present as the greatest gift and blessing for us. Our Fish Fry on a Friday during Lent is also our way of being in continuity with Christians throughout the centuries who have reverenced Friday as the day of the passion and death of Jesus, Good Friday. The tradition of abstaining from eating meat on the Fridays of Lent (and in past years on every Friday) throughout the year is a way of reminding ourselves of the early Christian love for the symbol of the fish. They used the picture of a fish to identify themselves as Christians and it is present as an element of earliest Christian iconography. The act of abstaining from food for a spiritual reason, also, is a reminder to us of those for whom fasting and abstaining is a daily way of life. It can serve as a catalyst for our prayers and for our generosity toward the elimination of world hunger.

- Msgr. Michael D. McGraw

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ANNULMENTSDeacon Bill Watzek 561-952-2828by appointment only

BAPTISMAL ARRANGEMENTS 561-392-0007(English) Baptism class for parents 1st Thurs. each month, 7 pm.561-392-0007Constanza Preble (Spanish) Baptism class for parents 3rd Tues. each month, 7pm.561-392-0007

CARE MINISTRY 561-962-6000

COUNSELING CENTER(Catholic Charities Satellite Office at SJA)Counseling Director:Maria T. Isava MA, LCSW - 561-215-0208Mario Acosta, Ph. D. - 561-254-6558

COUNSELING CENTER (Private Practice)Pamela Sigda, Ph. D. - 561-7062277

COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORPatty Delaney, 561-952-2868

DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORWendy Horton, 561-952 2838Special Projects: Diane Salerno 561-952-2848

FAITH FORMATION MINISTRYSr. Vivian Gonzalez / DirectorRosa Davidson / Admin. Asst.561-952-2872

FAMILY LIFETessie O’Dea, 561-952-2852

FINANCE & HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORPatricia Suau, 561-392-2806

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH MINISTRYCecilia Chinchilla, 561-952-2858

USHERS MINISTRYJavier Palomo 561-445-1782

MULTICULTURAL MINISTRYConstanza Preble, 561-859-4666

HOMEBOUND/PASTORAL VISITATIONFr. Wesler Hilaire, 561-392-0007ext. 2824

MUSIC MINISTRYDouglas Byers, 561-952-2856Director of Liturgical Music

PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRYDeacon Bill Watzek, 561-952-2828

PHYSICAL PLANT DIRECTORPaul Micelli, 561-392-0007 ext. 2850

SCHOOL PRINCIPALMrs. Caroline Roberts, 561-392-7974

RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORELaura Watzek, 561-393-0006.Hours: Mon - Wed, 7:30am to 4:30pm Thur - Fri, 7:30am to 3:30pmSat, 9:00am to 5:30pmSun. 9 am to 1:30 pm

SACRAMENTSAnointing of the Sick and Elderly: First Saturday of the month following the 8:15am Mass. Please call the Parish Office to request a priest if you are a patient at Boca Regional Hospital.

SISTERS OF MERCYSr. Ellen, Sr. Josephine, Sr. Kathleen,561-392-7974

WEDDING PREPARATIONRosario Gonzales, 561-952-28546 Months notice required for marriages

PARISH DIRECTORY

WEEKLY TREASUREThe Weekly Offertory Collection for February 28/March 1, 2015

totaled $26,777.00. 755 envelope users contributed $20,691.00

and non envelope users contributed $6,086.00.

DIOCESAN SERVICES APPEALWe are all one family experiencing the grace of God, and sharing our gifts with our brothers and sisters in His name. Let us follow the model of our Holy Family, Jesus, Mary and Joseph, so that together, as “A Family of Faith in Service to Others” we share the hope and salvation of Christ, our brother.

http://12567.thankyou4caring.org/pages/dsa-brochure-english

- Bishop Gerald M. Barbarito

Thank you, for all who took the time to give your feedback to our Holy Father concerning issues important to us.

- St. Joan of Arc Parish Family

PRAYER FOR FAMILIESGod and Father of us all,

in Jesus, your Son and our Savior,You have made us

Your sons and daughtersin the family of the Church.

May Your grace and lovehelp our families

in every part of the worldbe united to one anotherin fidelity to the Gospel.

May the example of the Holy Family,with the aid of Your Holy Spirit,

guide all families, especiallythose most troubled, to be

homes of communion and prayerand to always seek Your truth

and live in Your love.

Through Christ our Lord,Amen.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph, pray for us!

March 8 • ST. JOAN OF ARC • 5

TUESDAY, MARCH 10

The Columbiettes of St. Joan of Arc Parish in Boca Raton are once again sponsoring a day long annual retreat March 21, 2015 from 9:00am to 4:00pm at the parish Mercy Center.

This year’s theme: “A Day with The Lord” challenges us to discover the transforming love, the healing touch and the saving power of the Blessed Trinity.

We are inviting both men and women to join us in heeding Christ’s invitation: “Come and See” (John 1:39).

The retreat Master Rev. Father Jimmy B. Hababag, Chaplain, whose deep knowledge of Cristology is further enriched by being a Marian priest and is enhanced by his travels to the Holy Land and several Marian sites.

Totally dedicated to pastoral care and the veneration of the Holy Eucharist, he started his religious vocation with the Redemptorist Fathers, Australian Province,in the Philippines in 1978. Later he was ordained a Diocesan Priest and since then has been giving talks, conducting retreats and facilitating conferences.

The registration fee is $25. This includes a continental breakfast, snacks and lunch. For more information call Mary Lou Hotchkiss at 561-392-5952 or Maria at the church office, 561-392-0007.

Name(s) of Attendees: ___________________________

___________________________

Amount Paid: $ ______________

ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE.NO MONEY COLLECTED AT DOOR.

Detach

“A DAY WITH THE LORD”COLUMBIETTES RETREAT

THISTUESDAY!

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FROM THE DIRECTOR OF FAMILY MINISTRY

Now that we have had two weeks of Lent, let us evaluate the traditional practices that strengthen and prepare our families to walk together toward Easter Sunday. How are we doing so far? Are we working together in ways noticeable to our children, and going out of our comfort zone to help others? Is our faith as strong as it should be?

St. Augustine once said that fasting and almsgiving are the two wings that help our prayers fly up to heaven. Think about it, by denying ourselves of the things we think we can’t live without and caring for those in need, we put aside selfishness, and unite ourselves as one Body of Christ. These practices allow us to focus more on Jesus and the selfless love he wants to build up in us. Jesus wants us to look at Lent as a time of renewal and spiritual growth. He knows that self-denial, together with prayer and generous giving opens our lives to God’s love and His teachings. What a beautiful message to teach our children. So how do we move forth?

If you have not, start with an extra prayer each day. Gather the family before or after work, and pray together for those who have less than you. Give thanks every day, for all that we have comes from God. If you have the Rice Bowl, follow it with your children, and bring it to life. Schedule a service activity with your family, it will create a life changing memory for your children. Sacrifice a little and give with joy, and you will discover the secret of happiness.

Lent can help build harmony in our homes. Fasting, prayer and almsgiving will help us become better spouses, better parents and better children. God rewards our efforts with abundant grace and love.

LENT, LOVE AND FAMILIES

Tessie O’DeaDirector of Family Life Ministries

Let us use this time wisely, let us walk with Jesus this Lent, let us unite our cross to His and the Easter celebration will find us all with lighter and happier hearts and God will bless us beyond our expectations.

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THE ST. JOAN OF ARCCOUNCIL OF

CATHOLIC WOMEN INVITES YOU TO OUR

Saturday, March 14, 20158:30 a.m. at South Inlet Park

Please bring your family & friendsto celebrate this beautiful mass

Msgr. McGraw will celebrate Mass and a light breakfast will follow.

There is a $5.00 donation. RSVP at 561-392-0007 ext. 8104

South Inlet Park is located in Boca Raton at 1298 South Ocean Blvd. just south of Camino Real on A1A.

We encourage you to carpool - parking is limited. There are automated parking machines at this location.

You may want to bring a folding chair, seating is limited.

ANNUALBEACHMASS

St. Joan of ArcCouncil of Catholic Women

Women United in Spirituality &Service

To begin our ministry, there will be a gathering on three special days:Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

You can join us for one or all three events.

We will first attend Mass together at St. Joan of Arc and then go as a group to a restaurant or private club for dinner.

Estimated cost is: $35-40 per person/dinner. Checks will be made payable to the restaurant ahead of time

... so that a confirmation of dinner guests can be made to the restaurant.

Happy EasterA new ministry: Parish Singles Spiritual Family

Please call or email me if you are interested.

Jean Ordonez, CoordinatorParish Singles Spiritual Family

(561)350-0643jean.ordonez@gmail.com

What’s Holding You Back?Do anger, fear, or envy get in the way of your relationship with Christ?Are you ready for change?

Walking Toward Eternity Our text is an inspiring series designed to help participants live their faith more fully. Through daily prayerful meditation with Scripture (lectio divina), you will be drawn into an intimate and life - changing encounter with Christ.

Join UPLIFT: Catholic Bible Study and Fellowship Group on Wednesday mornings at 9:30am in the Ark for 8 weeks beginning on March 25th, 2015 for this study. Please contact Mercy Carrillo to register for the class and order your book at 954-401-8266.

WALKING TOWARD ETERNITY:Engaging the Struggles of Your Heart

by Jeff Cavins & Emily Cavins

THISSATURDAY! Can’t Catch Our

GROOVY GATORS!We’re in 1st place!

Have you noticed our Groovy Gators?Every Friday this team and many more, including school staff

and faculty, walk in a competition with the other schools of our diocese in The Principal’s Throwdown Challenge.

Every step they take gets them closer to their goal!They are currently in the lead by 2,315.8 miles!

If you spot them in their groovy purple shirts,cheer them on!

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IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER:

Baptismal Preparation Class for 2015April 9thMay 7thJune 4thJuly 9thPlease register with main Parish Office to attend the class.

Sunday Religious Education Classes:March 8 - ClassesMarch15 - NO CLASSES - SPRING BREAKMarch 22 - NO CLASSES - SPRING BREAKMarch 29 - NO CLASSES - PALM SUNDAY

Wednesday Religious Education Classes:March 11- ClassesMarch18 - NO CLASSES - SPRING BREAKMarch 25 - NO CLASSES - SPRING BREAK

HomeschoolNext Family Catechesis (Homeschool) Sessions:Sunday, March 8th Wednesday, March 11th

Religious Education Office Hours:Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Wednesdays: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. *Please note hours have changed

Fridays: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Sundays: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.& by appointment

FAITH FORMATION & RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONSUNDAY SESSION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCAITON: 9:00 A.M. TO 10:15 A.M.WEDNESDAY SESSION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: 4:45 P.M. TO 6:00 P.M.

SR. VIVIAN GONZALEZ,Director of Faith Formation(561) 952-2870gonzalez_vivian@stjoan.org

Rosa Davidson, Administrative Assistant(561) 952-2872 • Davidson_rosa@stjoan.org

MAKE SURE IT’S IN YOUR CALENDAR!MARCH 28th - FIRST RECONCILIATION DAY9:00 AM for Last Names A - K and11:30 AM for Last Names L-Z

RCIA NEWSThe RCIA Group is now beginning the last stage of their preparation to receive the sacraments on the Easter Vigil. The next set of Rites is called Scrutinies. The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults defines the scrutinies as follows;

“141 The scrutinies, which are solemnly celebrated on Sundays and are reinforced by an exorcism, are rites of self-searching and repentance and have above all a spiritual purpose. The scrutinies are meant to uncover, then heal all that is weak, defective, or sinful in the hearts of the elect; to bring out, then strengthen all that is upright, strong, and good. For the scrutinies are celebrated in order to deliver the elect from the power of sin and Satan, to protect them against temptation, and to give them strength in Christ, who is the way, the truth, and the life. These rites, therefore, should complete the conversion of the elect and deepen their resolve to hold fast to Christ and to carry out their decision to love God above all.”

“143 In order to inspire in the elect a desire for purification and redemption by Christ, three scrutinies are celebrated. By this means, first of all, the elect are instructed gradually about the mystery of sin, from which the whole world and every person longs to be delivered and thus saved from its present and future consequences. Second, their spirit is filled with Christ the Redeemer, who is the living water (gospel of the Samaritan woman in the first scrutiny), the light of the world (gospel of the man born blind in the second scrutiny), the resurrection and the life (gospel of Lazarus in the third scrutiny). From the first to the final scrutiny the elect should progress in their perception of sin and their desire for salvation.”

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR CATECHUMENS AND CANDIDATES.

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Dad’s Club FISH FRY

For more information please contact thelightministry@stjoan.org

THE

LIGHTTHE LIGHT, St Joan of Arc’s young adults’ ministry, invites young adults between the ages of 18 to 35 (married and single) to our weekly meeting at the Ark (319 SW 3rd Street, Boca Raton FL 33432) at 7:30 PM on Monday March 9.

The topic of discussion will be about corporal works of mercy involving pastoral care to the sick and the handicapped.

The SJA Young Adults Ministry and Faith Formation Ministry will also help collect the shirts.You can drop them off at the Parish office.

Thank you for your support!

For more information:•collection box will be at all Sunday Masses and in the Religious Education Office during the week

• Service hours will be given

• Contact Cecilia, Director of Youth Ministry at chinchilla_cecilia@stjoan.org

Long-Sleeve Relief Driveof Clean USED or NEW cotton shirts- Running Feb. 18 - April 2 -

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Bauchman, MaureenCampbell, MaryClaussen, Camila De La Torre, EugeniaFerrer,HelenGarvey, Don Harpster, Joann Hughes, BarryLaHoma, CloerenLinzer,ChadLopez, CarlosMargolis, RobertMongrut, SilviaPearson, Janice

Petho, EllenPower, TheresiaSaffran, DorothySchoemaker, RaquelTakacs, LindaUchitelle,FrydelWoolley, BillWord, Char

Staff. Sgt. Douglas Stott, PVT 1st Class Brendan Nestor.

Sgt. Maj. John Hermeling, Capt. Christopher Allen & PFC Lee E.

Palmer; David Schuler, Lance Corp., Marines. Benjamin Creed,

PO3, William Fix Jr. Navy in Okinawa, Japan

Altar Flowers this weekendDonated in Loving Memory of

If you would like to donate flowers to decorate our altar, please call

Patty Delaney, (561)952-2868 or email her at delaney_patty@stjoan.org

PRAY FOR THE SICK March

ALTAR BREADDo you want a special remembrance for a loved one, living or deceased? You can donate Altar Bread for a week of Masses by calling Karen Tringali, 561-752-0014.

In loving memory of Rita Maggiore

By the Maggiore family

BAPTISMSWe welcome the newest members of St Joan of Arc Parish and offer our congratulations to the parents of the newly baptized.

Calder Michael Sandelin Keira Estela LescanoNoah Alexander Kessler

Don Popik- from his family

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ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC CHURCH Statement of Activities

1,449,552 471,149

38,681 200,095 113,152 252,600

59,578 116,820

2,701,627

Offertory Collections Non Offertory Church Donations Stole Fees (Weddings - Funerals - Baptisms)

Parish Social Ministries Donations (Includes Care Ministry) Ministries Programs Income Parish Activities Income (Includes Auction)

Church Bookstore Income

Other Income (Includes DSA Overage & Interest)

Total Operating Revenue

1,501,000 182,200 37,800

244,380 97,178

223,000 52,850

107,850

2,446,258

Income & Expenses 7/1/13 - 6/30/14

Budgeted Income & Expenses7/1/14 - 6/30/15REVENUE

51,645 169,148

27,862 195,958 444,613

91,708

280,707 305,942

96,215 92,512 90,195

219,570 217,413 264,326 298,594

55,755 98,557

113,992

2,133,778

2,670,099

$ 31,528

Church Expenditures Liturgical Expense Salaries - Clergy (Resident - Non resident Clergy & Deacons) Church Repairs & Maintenance

Music Expense

Total Church Expenditures

Total Rectory Expenditures (Includes Building Maintenance)

Parish Expenditures Care Ministry, Parish Social Ministries Expense & Salaries Other Ministry Program Expense & Salary Parish Activities Expense (Includes Auction)

Church Bookstore Expense (1) Donations Operations Expense Administrative Salary & Payroll Tax Expense Health Ins. & Pension (2) Plant & Facilities (Includes Maintenance Dept. Salaries) Utilities Property & Liability Insurance

Parish Subsidy to School

Total Parish Expenditures

Total Operating Expenses

Net Operating Income / (Loss)

30,733 166,250126,000 170,002 492,985

113,215

286,245 274,084 108,51084,67940,000

201,467 256,064 246,168 185,486

49,660 100,000 200,000

2,032,363

2,638,563

$ (192,305)

EXPENDITURES

(1) One time extraordinary donation expense (2) One time expense related to the refurbishing of clergy residence. Expense underwritten by donor.

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ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC SCHOOL Statement of Activities

3,389,266 409,009 107,557

45,084 99,667 14,726

195,656 (60,506)

4,200,459

Tuition Fees - (Net of discounts)

Registration & Other Fees (1) Donations Fundraising Income - Raffle Extended Care Income (After School Care)

Other Income Parish & Diocesan Support Financial Aid (From Parish & Bequests)

Total Operating Revenue

3,532,530 397,459 20,000 39,500

120,000 17,500

230,000(160,000)

4,196,989

Income & Expenses 7/1/13 - 6/30/14

Budgeted Income & Expenses7/1/14 - 6/30/15REVENUE

1,357,267 62,889

1,420,156

313,659

691,037 333,810

23,300 560,803 164,786 120,692

69,398 497,547

2,461,373

4,195,188

$ 5,271

Instructional Costs Salary Extended Care Expense

Total Instructional Costs

Instructional Supplies & Other Expenses

Administration Costs Salary & Payroll Tax Expense Administrative Expense Donations Health Ins. & Pension Utilities Property, Liability & Student Insurance Development Office Expense Plant & Facilities (Includes Salaries & Capital Expenditures)

Total Administration Costs

Total Operating Expenses

Net Operating Income (Loss)

1,390,842 61,000

1,451,842

344,650

613,751 324,657

14,000 551,738 158,004 118,020

69,000 513,400

2,362,570

4,159,062

$ 37,927

EXPENDITURES

(1) Includes extraordinary estate received in July 2013

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Supplemental Financial Data

Church / School Endowment FundDesignated Reserve Fund (Donor restricted)

Non - Designated Reserve FundEmergency / Capital Reserve - Bequest received in 2010 & 2011Capital Campaign Donations (Collected)

Kilby Designated Gift (Donor restricted)

$ 1,758,840 $ 1,057,060 $ 560,907 $ 1,238,923$ 1,973,508$ 1,176,265

ENDOWMENT / RESERVES

School Debt (Loan) - Payable to Diocese of Palm Beach Parish Debt (Loan) - Payable to Diocese of Palm Beach

$ 122,468 $ 263,899

OUTSTANDING DEBT

Facilities and Technology Improvements Church & School(Air Conditioning units, Hurrican Protection, Clergy Residences, Playground expenses) St. Joan of Arc Parish Support for School

$ 284,000

$ 113,992

EXPENDITURES

Diocesan Services Appeal - Support to the Diocese of Palm Beach

Catholic Relief Services

Church in Latin America

Respect Life

Propagation of Faith

Campaign for Human Development

Retired Religious

Catholic Education Support

Education of Seminarians

Holy Land

Peter’s Pence

Catholic Communication

Black & Indian Mission

Victims of Phillipines Disaster

Ministry of Good Shepherd (Spaghetti Dinner - Internations Festival - Other Collections)

Total Parishioners Support for Required Special Collections

$ 406,274 $ 5,504 $ 5,419 $ 5,691 $ 4,399 $ 4,764 $ 8,238 $ 6,659 $ 7,856 $ 6,485 $ 8,010 $ 4,846$ 4,670 $ 17,945 $ 23,338 $ 520,098

Parish Support for Diocesan Required Collections & Other Collections

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AROUND OUR DIOCESEDo You Think God is Calling You to Priesthood?If you are a junior in high school or older, come join other men who are looking to answer that question. On March 20 - 22, 2015, John Vianney Seminary in Miami is hosting a weekend to experience what life is like at the seminary and to answer any questions you may have. Transportation will be provided. Please ask your Parish Priest for a registration form. If you need more information please contact the Office of Vocations at 561-775-9552, or vocations@diocesepb.org

2015 Boca Boating & Beach Bash for People with DisabilitiesWhen: Saturday, March 21, 2015; 10am - 3pmWhere: Spanish River Park, A1A, Boca Raton,FL What: Free admission to park, Boat Rides, BBQ lunch, Supervised Sports, Kids Fun Zone and more!For more information please contact the Bash office at 561-715-2622

Protection of Children and Young PeopleThe Catholic Diocese of Palm Beach is committed to the safety and protection of all children and vulnerable adults in its care. Victims of abuse are encouraged to contact the Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator to begin necessary emotional, psychological and spiritual healing. The Diocese of Palm Beach Victim Assistance Coordinator, Ms. Theresa Fretterd, can be reached at 561-801-0999.For more information on Diocesan policies and procedures for reporting abuse as well as to view the USCCB Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, please go to www.diocesepb.org and click on Offices/Safe Environments.

Have the Courage to Defend the UnbornThe Respect Life Ministry invites you to participate in the 40 Days for Life campaign of peaceful prayer. We meet from Ash Wednesday, February 18 until Palm Sunday, March 29 from 7:00am - 6:00pm at “The Presidential Women’s Center”, 100 Northpoint Parkway WPB. Call Shift Leaders Joan: 561-338-3017 or Kathleen: 815-451-2386 for information and direction. Thank you.

Spring Workshop for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy CommunionThe diocesan Office of Liturgy will hold two workshops in March for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion on Saturday, March 7 at Holy Cross Church in Indiantown from 9 a.m. – Noon (12:00 p.m.). The last day to register for that session is Thursday, March 5. The second workshop will be held on Saturday, March 14 at Ascension Church in Boca Raton from 9 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. The last day to register for this session in Boca Raton is Thursday, March 12.

Our Lady of Lourdes Golf ScrambleSaturday, March 21, 2015, 11:30am Check-in, 1:00pm Shotgun StartWhere: Boca Greens Golf Club, 19642 Trophy Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33498Phone: (561) 852-8837Cost: $125 per person includes cart, range balls, contest entry, dinnerContact: John, (954) 304-2806Benefits: Knights of Columbus Council #11241 projects for parish renovationsCost For Dinner Only of $40 per person entitles entry to raffles and silent auctions. All are welcome.

Celebrate at the Joe-Paddy FestivalThe Joe-Paddy Festival returns to St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary in Boynton Beach. Join us on Thursday night, March 19, from 6pm - 9pm as we celebrate the feasts of St. Joseph and St. Patrick. Enjoy an evening of Irish and Italian music, food and drink as well as a silent and live auction in the company of the St. Vincent’s community. Price per ticket is $50. Tables of 10 can be reserved for $500. For more information, please contact Barbara at 561-732-4424 or bjoseph@svdp.edu

Rosary Service Held Every MonthCatholic Charities Office of Respect Life conducts a Rosary Service the first Saturday of each month at 9am outside the Presidential Women’s Center in West Palm Beach. The center is located at 100 Northpoint Parkway, just off 45th St. and Village Blvd. Please join us across the street from the abortion center as we peacefully pray. For information, call Catholic Charities Respect Life Office at 561-775- 9565.

Day of Reflection “Who is Jesus?”Presenter: Deacon Dennis DemesLocation: Our Lady of Florida Spiritual Center 1300 U.S. Highway One, N. Palm Beach, FL 33408Phone: (561)626-1300April 1, the day programs run from10am - 2:30pm and include presentations, time for private reflection, opportunity for Confession, a meal and Mass. The donation for each session is $30. Reservation required.

Holy Week Retreat: “Blessed Are You!”April 1-5. Led by Retreat Team. Cost is variable for religious, singles and couples. Deposit and Registration is required. See our website for more information. ourladyofflorida.org

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