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Be The Church

Be The Church Day is coming. This is an opportunity for QAC to

take their faith to the street. As a community, we set up approxi-

mately ten opportunities to serve the greater Dayton community.

You sign up for the event that interests you the most. Then, we

go out in groups to serve those in need on Sunday, October 27,

2013. (However, events can take place on and around that date)

Due to the fact that we will be serving others in our commu-

nity on Sunday, Mass for that weekend will be Saturday eve-

ning at 5:00 pm on October 26, 2013. Fr. Tom will join us that

evening. There will be NO Mass on Sunday morning .

I need your help. I need ideas and small group leaders. We are

looking for ways to serve our fellow man/woman! Events from

the past have included serving food at St. Vincents, laundry at St.

Vincents, taking brown bag lunches to homeless people on the

street, repairing/painting at someone's house who needs help,

raking leaves for an elderly person, helping at Interfaith Hospital-

ity Network, working in the community gardens in Dayton, en-

tertainment at St. Leonards, assembling cookie ingredient jars for

a service organization, serving a meal at a group home.......and

the list goes on and on......No idea is too big or too small. Okay,

it might be too big but we will tell you that.

If you have an idea please email me to let me know. We can even

just talk about it if you worry it doesn't fit the bill. We will also

need small group leaders who will organize the workers and be

sure they complete the job.

Once we have a list of opportunities, we will have sign ups in the

back of the chapel so you will get your volunteers.

So, get your juices flowing.......who could use our help? Some-

times agencies have limited needs on a Sunday so that is why we

have opened it up to days surrounding the Sunday. We can serve

through an agency, an individual person, or assist another group

already making a difference in Dayton. We could do landscaping

at local schools or clean up at a local park or river bank. An RE

class could choose to do something as a class. A group at church

could choose to go out as a group on this day to do a project to-

gether. The opportunities are endless.

Please call or email with ideas.

Mary Rice

426-1941

[email protected]

Due to the amount of work put into QAC Day, we are a little

behind in the planning. I would like to solidify our ideas by Sun-

day, October 3, 2013. Then we will have two weeks to sign up

before we set out to work.

October 2013 Monthly Saint

Well, I don‘t know about you, but September was a crazy month

for me. I finally got ONE suggestion for a Saint for this article,

but as God would have it, it just was not going to make it into the

Spirit this month. (Blame the spider bite and the five resulting

infections from it. Apparently, I‘m like ―Free Drinks for the

Ladies‘ Night‖ to the spiders.)

So, instead, I found this unique and interesting prayer from Pope

Francis, that he made up as a child. I decided that this month, I

would share this prayer and a few others that I pray often. I hope

you get as much out of them as I do.

Peace and Blessings,

Katie

PS – I still am looking forward to having some suggestions for

Saints. My email is [email protected]. Lots and lots of Irish

Saints coming your way soon….

Editor‘s Note: Find

Katie‘s other prayers

on page 8.

mailto:[email protected]


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Seniors’ Corner

Summer 2013 is gone!

Boy do I sound forlorn. Enough of that.

Ruby, Frances and I went up to northern

Wisconsin for most of September. In that

way we will see double the fall foliage,

Wisconsin and Ohio. Of course I hope to bring back some

fish. Being gone most of September I didn't have a chance

to plan anything for October. When I get back I will see if I

can put something together, possible a seniors fish fry.

Looking over my computer table I came across my "Texting

for Seniors" acronym list. Of course you know I can only

give you four at a time. You will be tested on them on Sun-

day.

LMDO Laughing my dentures out

LH-OPs Laughing hard-OOOPS

TGIF Thank goodness it's five (5:00 -- Early Bird Spe-

cials)

TALL Talk a little louder

1 POLLY LAUER

2 PHILLIS HAMILTON

3 JOHN FAY

3 BRANDEN SMITH

4 MEREDITH EVANS

4 PATTI GEHRED

4 TONY ULRING

5 GREGORY CECERE

5 SIERRA GROFF

6 TEESIE CHANDLER

7 CARMEN PERRY

8 KELLEY COX

8 CATHY DEMPSEY

8 BRETT HILTY

9 AIMEE ARNOLD

9 ANDRA BANE

9 MEGAN FECHER

10 DANIELLE RENEE BRODE

10 JOSEPH COX

10 TIM DOYLE

10 ARVIN NANDA

12 DENNIS BRODE

12 BRITTANY NANDA

13 DAN BERRIDGE

14 DEANNE BAUER

14 TIM CONNAIR

14 PAUL VERSIC

15 BARBARA FANTACI

15 STEVEN WILKINSON

16 CAROLYN BREINING

16 SUZANNE NOFFSINGER

17 JERRY BOURNE

17 CHRIS NIEPORT

18 JOEY HAMILTON JR

18 KATIE HILS

19 SIAN HERNIT

19 SARAH PENICK

19 LEANNA PITT

19 RON VERSIC

20 MARIE BALLARD

20 MARIE MEE

21 DON DUVALL

22 SHARON MCKENNY

22 ELAINE SCHIPKE

25 BEN JUDD

26 HENRY HILS

27 JEAN BROOKEY

29 CATHY ADLER

29 EMILY GOTTSCHALL

30 BRENDA BRUNETTE

30 XAVIER EVANS

30 MARIE RESTIVO

TO: ALL QAC VETERANS

Following the Final Blessing at the November 10, 2013 Liturgy,

there will be a tribute, by way of an audio/visual presentation to

the men and women of the of Queen of Apostles Community who

are or were Veterans of the Armed Services. If you wish to be in-

cluded, please send me your picture in uniform (if you have it, or

if not, any other picture) and your rank, by no later than November

1st, so I can scan it into the appropriate Service category. I do not

need the pictures of the 28 Veterans who participated in a special

showing at Si Lounge last year as they have already been incorpo-

rated into the presentation.

Needless to say, our Community is proud of those who have

served our Country. What could be more appropriate than ex-

pressing our gratitude to them on this day before Veterans Day,

November 11, 2013.

Dan Nagle - [email protected]

3464 Southern Blvd

Kettering, Ohio 45429

937-298-8908

Social Justice

Social Justice Calls for

Active Participation

In the Federal Budget

Process

Congress is back from its recess and will be deliberating the budget

as one of the items on its agenda. They will be weighing in on spend-

ing and taxes, just like every household balances their income and

spending and sets priorities.

We have a Christian obligation to be an active advocate for a ―moral

budget‖ as judged in terms of how it impacts the most vulnerable in

our society. Most of us in the Miami Valley Area, particularly those

who work for the Federal Government and in private agencies that

derive their funding from it, have been affected in recent months the

sequestration process. Many of these families have felt the financial

squeeze resulting from furlough days. If we needed a reminder, this

experience should make us sensitive to the plight of vulnerable fami-

lies who are dependent on government programs to keep them afloat.

The budget deliberation cannot be left solely to the politicians. Peo-

ple across the nation need to participate in this conversation that will

determine the future for American children, families and seniors.

That is why it is so important to understand the issues. Sojourners

Faith In Action For Social Justice has developed a guide to help us

understand and reflect on the budget process. The pamphlet can be

viewed at http://sojo.net/sites/default/files/The-Choices-We-Face-

Budget%202012.pdf.

As a part of our ―Be The Church‖ mindset, we urge QAC members to

review this document and contact their representatives about the

budget and urge them, in the words of The U.S. Catholic Bishops, to

―put the poor first in their budget priorities. We look at every budget

proposal from the bottom up – how it treats those Jesus called ‗the

least of these‘ (Matthew 25:45). They do not have powerful lobbies,

but they have the most compelling claim on our consciences and

common resources. The Christian community has an obligation to

help them be heard.‖

Upcoming Events

October 1, 2013 at 5:30 p.m.

St. Luke the Evangelist Church, 1440 N. Fairfield Road, Beaver-

creek:

SURVIVOR ADVOCATES FOR AN END TO HUMAN TRAF-

FICKING: Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley and the

Catholic Social Action Office with the support of the Weavers of

Justice will present Theresa Flores, LSW, MSE, as the 2013 Distin-

guished Speaker. Dinner begins at 5:30 PM. suggested donation of

$10 per person with students dining for free.

November 23, 2013: Thanksgiving Dinner for the Boarding Home

Residents

The Gathering:

The Possibility of an Open

Hearted Church

On Saturday morning October 19 we will gather at the Wilmington Stroop Library located at 3980 Wilmington Pike, Dayton, OH from 10:00-12:00. This is a follow-up from our last Gathering in May. Those present at that meeting asked for an opportunity to learn more about the controversy between the nuns and the Vatican in order to discern our response. At this gathering we will have several speakers, Louise Lears, SC, Louise Akers, SC and Miguel and Marian Diaz. There will be time for questions and discussion. We are meeting at the li-brary because the Church hierarchy will not allow these sisters to speak on any Catholic property within our diocese. This really does affect all of us as fellow lay members of our Church. If you plan to attend please let me know. The library can accommodate only 50 people.

Thank you.

Blessings,

Linda Folmar

Friends of Irony...

http://sojo.net/sites/default/files/The-Choices-We-Face-Budget%202012.pdf

http://sojo.net/sites/default/files/The-Choices-We-Face-Budget%202012.pdf

You Out Did Yourselves!

I want to thank every single person at QAC for the won-

derful QAC Day celebration. I come back often but so

many of the past members haven‘t so what a treat to

have so many of us in the same room. I watched us all

at liturgy and it didn‘t take us any time before we were

clapping to the music and swaying with arms around

each other for Lights of the City. Just like old times. It

was all magical. That‘s the best way I can explain it.

Pure magic! I know that many, many people had a part

in preparing for the day but a special thank you must be

given to Marti Quakenbush, Marilyn Nagel, and Mary

Rice. To all of you, though, I say ―thank you‖ from the

bottom of my heart. It was truly a special day, one we

won‘t forget.

Becky Sommer

Interfaith Forum of Greater Dayton

The Interfaith Forum of Greater Dayton is pleased to

announce our fall series titled The Origins of Sacred

Writings.

The location of all presentations is Christ United Meth-

odist Church, 3440 Shroyer Road in Foster Hall, located

on north end of the third floor.

Time: 3 to 5 PM

If you would like to bring a treat to share, please do not

include any pork or shellfish products.

29 September 2013 Time: 3 to 5 PM

Dr. Sharath Krishna will be speaking on Hinduism: Ori-

gin of Its Sacred Text. Dr. Krishna received his PhD in

Department of Applied Zoology, Mangalore University,

India – 1999.

Following is a list of his current positions: Jan. 2007 –

Present Assistant Professor, Central State University,

Wilberforce, OH Tenure-track position Jan. 2009 – Pre-

sent Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Pharma-

cology and Toxicology, Wright State University, Day-

ton, OH. Nov. 2009 – Present Graduate Faculty, Boon-

shoft School of Medicine, Wright State University, Day-

ton, OH

Donna Denman, of the Dharma Center in Yellow

Springs, will follow with a presentation on the Sacred

Texts of Buddhism. Donna Denman has an impressive

curriculum vitae: BA Boston University in Government

1956 and MS Wright State University in Social and Ap-

plied Economics 1972. She was Executive Director of

Greene Metropolitan Housing Authority 1972-1994. She

is a founding member of the Yellow Springs Dharma

Center 1993 and has been a Zen student and practitioner

since 1988.

27 October 2013 Time: 3 to 5 PM

Dr. Charles Brown will discuss the Origins of the Sacred

Texts of Christianity.

The speaker on the Origins of the Sacred Texts of the

Bahai‘ Faith is TBA.

17 November 2013 Time: 3 to 5 PM

Rabbi Joshua Ginsberg will address the Sacred Writings

of Judaism. Rabbi Ginsberg is the rabbi at Beth Abraham

Synagogue. He received his undergraduate degree at

Loyola University in Chicago and received his rabbinical

ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary in NY.

Prior to coming to Beth Abraham he was a rabbi in Chi-

cago for three years.

The speaker on the Origin of the Sacred Texts of the

Muslim faith is TBA.

G.O.O.G.L.E. = God‘s Own Official Guide to Literally Everything

Friends of

Irony...

QAC Youthzine Welcome to our monthly section of The SPIRIT devoted to our youth. If you would

like to write for it, just let Maggie Atkinson know or email her your article by the

10th day of the month!

October Spotlight

Religious Education Service Month

Each year the R.E. program participates in a service project for the month of October. We try to pick a Catho-

lic organization that serves others in our community. This year‘s Religious Education Service Project is BOT-

TLES FOR BABIES! During the month of October the R.E. Program is sponsoring a coin collection for

Elizabeth‘s New Life Center (see info below). We will be distributing bottles on October 6th for families to

take home and the return date is October 20th. If you would like to help out, there will be bottles available in

the vestibule. Our goal is to have each child make a connection to how what they are doing directly helps oth-

ers in their community. We are very fortunate to have our ―BE THE CHURCH‖ day happen at the end of the

month. So the children will be doing something the entire month at home and then have the opportunity to go

out into the community and do work out in the community with their families. This is something that is a

wonderful gift that QAC can give to our next generation. You are giving them the gift of showing them, and

leading them to be people who are actively a part of their community. They will grow up to be people who

see social justice, peace, and charity. Thank you!

Established in 1989, Elizabeth‘s New Life Center is a faith-based non-profit agency and a leader

in care for fragile families. Elizabeth‘s New Life Center specializes in positive solutions and sup-

port for unexpected pregnancies, including free pregnancy tests, ultrasound scans, consulting on

pregnancy decisions, parenting education, and material assistance. Headquartered in Southwest

Ohio‘s urban city of Dayton, Elizabeth‘s New Life Center serves fragile families through six

women‘s centers located in four counties, encompassing the Cincinnati-Dayton metro area as well

as rural regions. Our largest center is located in Dayton‘s inner city, where we also operate a pre-

natal care center to offer continuity of care to our low-income pregnant moms. We promote mar-

riage and healthy relationships through our marriage education department, Marriage Works!

Ohio, and prevention of unwed pregnancy by delivering in-school sexual risk-avoidance education

to area middle and high schools. We serve more than 5,000 unique individuals annually through

our women‘s centers and thousands more through our other departments, making Elizabeth‘s New

Life Center one of the largest pregnancy medical centers in the country.

Adult Faith Enrichment During R.E. classes, Sundays 9-10:15 a.m.

Please join us, beginning October 6th, to learn, reflect, share faith

stories, discuss, and pray. We will explore various topics this year.

**Please join at any time! Once topics are planned, we will put the

schedule in the bulletin. RSVP helpful, but not required!**

Interested? Please contact Kelly Bohrer 937-789-6995

[email protected]

Jr. High Group We are once again organizing monthly activities

for our Jr. High aged youth. We ask that each

family plan an activity for the entire Jr. High

group to attend. A sign-up sheet will be available

on the bulletin board in Si-lounge, or you can

email Maggie at [email protected]



Upcoming Events!

The Funny Bone I

Oct.

6 RE Classes

CrossRoads

Adult Faith Enrichment

Marianist L.I.F.E. Patrick and Zach plan

6:30 Social; 7-9:15 Meeting

13 RE Classes


No Marianist L.I.F.E.

20 RE Classes

CrossRoads

Marianist L.I.F.E. Zac and Ella plan


27 Be The Church

Nov

1-3 QAC Youth Autumn Retreat—Governor‘s Island

3 RE Classes


10 RE Classes


Marianist L.I.F.E. Bring Your Parents Night


17 RE Classes


Marianist L.I.F.E. Julianne and Claire plan


24 Children‘s Liturgy of the Word

On the first day, God created the dog and said, "Sit all day by the door

of your house and bark at anyone who comes in or walks past. For

this, I will give you a life span of twenty years."

The dog said, "That's a long time to be barking. How about only ten

years and I'll give you back the other ten?" And God saw that it was

good.

On the second day, God created the monkey and said, "Entertain peo-

ple, do tricks, and make them laugh. For this, I'll give you a twenty-

year life span."

The monkey said, "Monkey tricks for twenty years? That's a pretty

long time to perform. How about I give you back ten like the dog

did?"

And God, again saw that it was good.

On the third day, God created the cow and said, "You must go into the

field with the farmer all day long and suffer under the sun, have

calves, and give milk to support the farmer's family. For this, I will

give you a life span of sixty years."

The cow said, "That's kind of a tough life you want me to live for sixty

years. How about twenty and I'll give back the other forty?"

And God agreed that it was good.

On the fourth day, God created humans and said, "Eat, sleep, play,

marry, and enjoy your life. For this, I'll give you twenty years."

But the human said, "Only twenty years? Could you possibly give me

my twenty, the forty the cow gave back, the ten the monkey gave

back, and the ten the dog gave back; that makes eighty, okay?"

"Okay," said God, "You asked for it."

So that is why for our first twenty years, we eat, sleep, play, and enjoy

ourselves. For the next forty years, we slave in the sun to support our

family. For the next ten years, we do monkey tricks to entertain the

grandchildren. And for the last ten years, we sit on the front porch and

bark at everyone.

(Thanks to Dennis Brode :-) )

Is there a special event about to happen in your life? Is there a

big competition coming up, or have you won an award, or are

you really proud of something going on in your life? Would you

like us to know about it? Just find Maggie Atkinson after church

or email her at [email protected] and I will post it in

our section of the SPIRIT!

The Funny Bone II


A Thank You to QAC

Dear Queen of Apostles parishoners,

Sometimes words are not adequate to express our

gratitude. I never know how we are going to pay the

bills month-to-month … and then a miracle happens

… we receive an unsolicited donation. We were

overjoyed to receive your check for $400 dollars …

to know that somebody cares about us.

We have had a busy year. Six men and women and

a teenager achieved sustainable faith – measured as

one year of continuous abstinence from drugs and

alcohol. Children were reunited with parents. And

one homeless woman with schizophrenia was

granted SSI Disability support and transitioned to

independent living.

Our community worked with Catholic universities to

produce and distribute eight keynote lectures focused

through the lens of Catholic Social Teaching to

132,651 Catholic thought leaders located in 121

countries. We began hosting In The Rooms – the

world‘s largest and most trafficed collection of 12

Step meeting videoconference rooms. We hosted

AdobeConnect webconference events, to include: a

discussion with Fr. Richard Rohr about his book on

the 12 Steps titled Breathing Underwater and a dis-

cussion with Cardinal Peter Turkson on the the Pon-

tifical Council For Peace & Justice‘s new publica-

tion titled Vocation of the Business Leader. We be-

gan piloting CITVN Newroom for K12 schools with

Holy Names of Jesus School located in the Rodney

King neighborhood of Los Angeles. And we re-

cently finished filming a documentary of the Amici

CPPS … Fathers of the Precious Blood and laicized

priests who left their order to marry. They started a

bi-annual gathering to heal.

Amici Gathering 2013:

http://watch.knowledgevision.com/15f6154bc62a4e8

794833aab9f026c18

And we stayed sober! We could not have done this

without your love and support.

Thank you for helping us stay sober!

Know that the special intentions of each and every

one of you are counted among our prayers.

From all of us to all of you: may God‘s peace be

with you always!

Friends of Irony...

Read the Bible in 90 Days

Month 2 Schedule:

Day Old Testament New Testament

32 Numbers 33-36; Psalms 145-150 Acts 1-3

33 Deuteronomy 1-5; Proverbs 1-6 Acts 4-6






39 Deuteronomy 31-34; Ecclesiastes 1-6 Acts 22-24

40 Joshua 1-5; Ecclesiastes 7-12 Acts 25-28

41 Joshua 6-10; Song of Songs 1-4 Romans 1-3

42 Joshua 11-15; Song of Songs 5-8 Romans 4-6

43 Joshua 16-20; Isaiah 1-6 Romans 7-9

44 Joshua 21-24; Isaiah 7-12 Romans 10-12

45 Judges 1-5; Isaiah 13-18 Romans 13-16

46 Judges 6-9; Isaiah 19-24 1 Corinthians 1-3




50 Ruth 1-4; Isaiah 43-48 1 Corinthians 13-14

51 1 Samuel 1-5; Isaiah 49-54 1 Corinthians 15-16



54 1 Samuel 16-19; Jeremiah 1-6 2 Corinthians 7-9



57 1 Samuel 28-31; Jeremiah 19-24 Galatians 1-3

58 2 Samuel 1-5; Jeremiah 25-30 Galatians 4-6

59 2 Samuel 6-10; Jeremiah 31-36 Ephesians 1-3

60 2 Samuel 11-15; Jeremiah 37-42 Ephesians 4-6

61 2 Samuel 16-20; Jeremiah 43-47 Philippians 1-2

62 2 Samuel 21-24; Jeremiah 48-52 Philippians 3-4

63 1 Kings 1-5; Lamentations 1-5 Colossians 1-2

64 1 Kings 6-10; Ezekiel 1-6 Colossians 3-4

65 1 Kings 11-14; Ezekiel 7-12 1 Thessalonians 1-3

The Three O’Clock Prayer

Prayed by Marianists around the world every day at 3:00pm.

Lord Jesus, we gather in spirit at the foot of the Cross with your

Mother and the disciple whom you loved. We ask your pardon for

our sins which are the cause of your death. We thank you for re-

membering us in the hour of salvation and for giving us Mary as

our Mother.

Holy Virgin, take us under your protection and open us to the ac-

tion of the Holy Spirit.

St. John, obtain for us the grace of taking Mary into our lives, as

you did, and of assisting her in her mission.

May the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit be glorified in all

places through the Immaculate Virgin Mary.

Prayer to St. Jude

Most holy apostle St. Jude Thaddeus, faithful servant and friend to

Jesus, the name of the traitor who delivered your beloved Master

into the hands of the enemies has caused you to be forgotten by

many, but the Church honors and invokes you universally as the

patron of hopeless cases and of things despaired of.

Pray for me who am so needy; make use. I implore you of that

particular privilege accorded to you to bring visible and speedy help

where help is almost despaired.

Come to my assistance in this great need that I may receive the

consolations and succor of heaven in all my necessities, tribulations

and sufferings, particularly (here mention your petition), and that I

may bless God with you and all the elect throughout eternity.

I promise you, O Blessed Jude, to be ever mindful of this great fa-

vor, and I will never cease to honor you as my special and powerful

patron, and to do all in my power to encourage devotion to you.

Amen.

Prayer of St. Gertrude the Great (dictated by Our Lord to release 1,000

souls from purgatory each time it is said)

Eternal Father, I offer Thee the Most Precious Blood of Thy Divine

Son, Jesus,

in union with the Masses said throughout the world today,

for all the holy Souls in Purgatory,

for sinners everywhere,

for sinners in the Universal Church,

those in my own home and within my family. Amen.

QAC STEWARDSHIP - Listen Every month, I try to

write something unique

on Stewardship for ―The

Spirit‖ and I pray to

God for inspiration. My

prayer is always answered, and mostly

on the night when it is due. This time

I‘m not going to write a full article, but

instead ask you to pray for the amount of

time it would take you to read one of

these articles. The Stewardship article in

last month‘s Spirit was 166 words long,

so I ask you to pray for 166 seconds.

―Listen‖ and hear what God has to say.

Liturgy News

Judy Potter

Many thanks to all of the people involved in

making the 40th anniversary celebration a

success!!!

Here‘s the schedule for October:

Saturday, October 12th, Liturgy Planning for the Christmas Sea-

son: Dec 24-Jan 12. 9:00 in the SiLounge Family Room. Come

join us for sharing prayers, the readings, & discussions.

Saturday, October 26, 5:00 liturgy in the chapel, so that we can

―Be the Church‖ on Sunday the 27th. Mary Rice is the organizer;

more details by email & in the bulletin.

Thanks, everyone!

Eggs & Milk

Some of you may already know that Steve

is a computer programmer - a true geek

through and through. Programmers have a

funny way of looking at things.

One day, his Lisa (not Jack‘s) told him, ―Go

to the store and get a jug of milk. And if

they have eggs, buy a dozen.‖ So, dutifully,

Steve went to the store and did exactly what

he was tasked with. Steve returned with

twelve jugs of milk.

Bewildered by the situation, Lisa asked,

―Why did you buy so much milk?‖

Steve‘s reply? ―They had eggs.‖

Dusk on a Fall Saturday

By Steve Guilfoos

A cacophony of autumnal colors paint the trees

As a smoky haze devours those that have fallen earthward

The late afternoon sun sinks slowly

But majestically on the western horizon

While the burnt orange of the harvest moon

Shines more brightly in the eastern sky

The best damn band in the land marched fervently

And the tuba dotted the ―i‖ one more time

Hoarse fans honored our uniformed men who battled on the field of play

Knowing they have given their all this very day

The last sweet strains of our Alma Mater faded into silence

Bringing satisfying remembrances of the good times gone by

An unearthly quiet now cloaks the stadium

While the students stumble back to their dorms

Coeds begin primping for their upcoming dates

And fraternity men . . . being true to their traditions . . .

Were born ready for the evening parties that follow

Buddhist walks up to a hot dog vendor and

says make me one with everything.

The vendor takes ten bucks from the Bud-

dhist and goes back to making hot dogs.

Buddhist says "Hey, where's my change?!"

And the vendor replies "Change comes from

within."

Q: Why don‘t crabs give to charity?

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Pastoral Associate

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Baptisms

Deacon Greg Cecere

Office Hours:

W-F-Sat 8:00-Noon

T-Th 3:30-7:30

429-0510

306-8502 (home)

[email protected]

[email protected]

Community Coordinator Ken Takacs 754-0748 [email protected]

Bread Bakers Ruby Bauer 426-7260

Communications Mary Rice 426-1941 [email protected]

Community Ministry Dot Fay 236-4714 [email protected]

Eucharistic Ministers Amie Herbert

Darlene Stout

256-6417

426-9524

[email protected]

[email protected]

Finance Tom McCrate 848-7712 [email protected]

Futures Group Bob Brookey

Tom Zawodny

[email protected]

[email protected]

Hospitality Marti Quakenbush 429-9224 [email protected]

Interpreter for the Deaf

and Hard of Hearing

Michelle Petrie 409-2992 [email protected]

LIFE Group Maggie Atkinson 258-3702 maggie@planetatkinson

Liturgy Judy Potter 426-7688 [email protected]

Membership Marilyn Nagle

Joan Ivory

298-8908

689-8259

[email protected]

[email protected]

Ministry of Consoling Steve Guilfoos 429-4512 [email protected]

Music Director Teesie Chandler 305-7996 [email protected]

QA Seniors Chuck and Ruby Bauer 426-7260 [email protected]

Religious Education Maggie Atkinson 258-3702 [email protected]

Servers & Sacristans Sharon Herbert 256-6417 [email protected]

Social Justice Chris Sitko

Jack & Nimfa Simpson

429-4173

372-2883

[email protected]

[email protected]

SPIRIT Newsletter Chris Penick

Steve Nordmeyer

[email protected]

Stewardship Kevin Skinner 429-4507 [email protected]

Webmaster Bill Perry 429-5807 [email protected]

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