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534 Broadway • Carle Place, NY 11514-1712

Tel 516.334.6288 • Fax 516.997.4622

www.olhope.org • [email protected]

Pastor Rev. Thomas V. Arnao, J .C.D.

Deacons Thomas B. Rich,

Raymond J. Tirelli, Patrick J. Dunphy

Sunday Priests

Rev. Edward Dowling, SJ

Staff

Rei Cornelius, Parish Office Manager

Mr. Raymond Henderson, Liturgical Music Director

Mrs. Anne Lonegan, Coordinator of Religious

Education

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday 5:00 pm

Sunday 8:30, 10:00, 11:30 am

Holy Days as announced

Weekday Mass Schedule-Mon to Fri 9:00 Mass

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE

Saturday at 4:00 pm or by appointment

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sunday at 1:00 pm.

Please register in advance. There is a Baptismal

Preparation Class on the last Sunday of alternating

months after the 10:00 am Mass. Parents must attend

the class prior to the child’s baptism. Godparents are

welcome.

Godparent Pre-Requisites - Godparents must be

practicing Catholics in good standing, 16 years of

age or older, Baptized and Confirmed Catholic.

CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGE

The Church provides certain times and preparation

for weddings. Please contact the Church Office at

least nine months in advance to begin the process.

CARE OF THE SICK

Please notify the Church Office when someone is

seriously ill so that we can provide spiritual care.

OFFICE HOURS

Parish Office 334.6288

Mon to Fri 9:30 am to 4:00 pm, Sat 9 am to 2 pm

Sunday closed

Religious Education Office 334.4781

Email [email protected]

See www.olhope.org for more information

St. Brigid / Our Lady of Hope Regional School

333.0580

101 Maple Ave, Westbury, NY 11590

Mr. Paul Clagnaz, Principal

St. Vincent de Paul Society 334.6288 x 18

REGISTRATION

Every family and person within the parish is

encouraged to register with the Church Office.

ON BECOMING A CATHOLIC

Those seeking information about the Catholic Faith

are invited to contact the Church Office at 334.6288.

PRAYER

Novena Tues after 9:00 am Mass

Rosary after each weekday Mass

Holy Hour Thurs 1:00 pm

Our Lady of Hope Church

MISSION STATEMENT

We, the parish family of Our Lady of Hope, commit ourselves to continue the mission of Jesus Christ, to proclaim His Gospel, and to love one

another as He loves us. We are a welcoming community of faith, guided by the Holy Spirit and centered on God’s Word and the Eucharist.

Through the Sacraments, prayer, and the stewardship of our God-given gifts, we provide opportunities to grow closer to God and to serve

members of the community.

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Our Lady of Hope This Week

TODAY, AS WE HEAR ABOUT THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN, WE ARE REMINDED TO BE STEADFAST IN OUR CHRISTIAN FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE

Jesus uses a parable to teach us about the reality of heaven. He warns us not to become drowsy in our faith, like the virgins who in their foolish lack of preparation bring no oil with them. Instead, Je-sus teaches that we are to live in such a way that we are ready to meet the Lord.

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LITURGY OF THE WORD

The first reading reminds us that wisdom is found by those who desire and seek her. The second reading exhorts us to live buoyed by the hope of eternal life in heaven. In the Gospel, Jesus tells the parable of the ten virgins, which reminds us of the importance of staying awake for we do not know the day or hour Jesus will return.

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STEWARDSHIP THOUGHT FOR THE THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Like the sensible bridesmaids in today’s parable, good stewards make sure that they, and whatever gifts are theirs to share, stand ready to serve when the Master calls.

A MESSAGE FROM OUR PASTOR

Veterans Day is an official United States public holiday observed annually on November 11 and honors persons who served in the US Armed Forc-es. It coincides with other holidays, including Ar-mistice Day, celebrated in other countries that mark the anniversary of the end of World War I. Major hostilities of World War I were formally end-ed at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 when the Armistice with Germany went into effect. The United States previously ob-served Armistice Day and in 1954, renamed it Vet-erans Day. Let us remember, with prayers and gratitude, the service of our veterans!

Last Sunday, November 5 at the Wheatley Hills Golf and Country Club, a wonderful brunch was shared in celebration of our 30th Anniversary as a parish. Thanks to all who attended! It was a great afternoon. Particular thanks to our Steering Com-mittee members who worked so diligently: Frances Barbuto, Larry Boone, Bill Horan, Edmund Kelly, Tony Pereira and Henry So! Thanks also to Natalie Boone for her tremendous work on the commemo-rative journal.

ALTAR BREAD, ROSE FOR LIFE & SANCTUARY CANDLE

If you wish to donate the bread and wine for the week’s Sunday and daily Eucharist celebrations, the offering is $50. Opportunities to donate a Rose for Life are also available. The offering is $5 per week. The sanctuary candle is available for memo-rialization. The offering is $15.

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Last Sunday’s collection 11/5/17 $12,984,99

Same Last Year $10,528.50

Weekly amount needed $9,456.00

CMA $1,305.00

Attendance 11/5/17 781

Same Last Year 787

Thank you for your generosity in returning to God some

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Level 2 is invited to donate food for Thanksgiving on Sunday, November 12 at the 10am Family Mass. All Food Donations from Religious Education students for Thanksgiving are due by November 14.

Please bring your Thankful Leaves to the 10am Fami-ly Mass on Sunday, November 19. See your teacher for the flyer.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are in need of a Level 1 teacher on Tuesdays at 4pm. Please consider sharing your time and talents with your faith com-munity. For more information call the Rel Ed office at 334-4781.

Please share our Poinsettia Plant Sale Order form with family and friends. More copies are available on our web-site, www.olhope.org. Thank you for your participation.

VIRTUS TRAINING-PROTECT OUR CHILDREN!

Virtus is a program that gives us a spe-cific plan in identifying and preventing child sexual abuse. The training is required of all di-ocesan personnel and volunteers in all parishes.

If you are a volunteer and still need to fulfill this obli-gation check the Long Island Catholic or the Diocesan website, www.drvc.org for training sessions available in the area. Please register for the class online or stop in the Church office.

The Office for the Protection of Children and Young People maintains a confidential phone line: 516 594-9063. We are available to help you or anyone who has been abused or victimized by someone representing the Catholic Church. All calls are responded to within 24 hours.

COLLECTION FOR CCHD AND HOME MISSIONS

Next week, we will take up the Collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development which includes Home Mission (CCHD). CCHD was founded 40 years age by the bishops of the United States when they realized that the lives of those in need would not improve until the systems and policies that keep people in poverty were changed. For 40 years, CCHD has funded community groups that seek jus-tice and create lasting change. Fight Poverty in America. Defend human dignity. Give to the CCHD Collection.

ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY

The Our Lady of Hope Rosary Altar Society’s fund-raisers are only successful with the huge support of our Parishioners and the very generous donations offered by the following Carle Place merchants: Chen’s Cleaners, Panera Bread Thomas’ Ham & Eg-

gery Diner, Stew Leonard Spirits, Carle Place Garden Center, Nancy Jarvis/Daniel Gale Realty, Carmen Drug Store, California Pizza Kitchen, Salon Beyond, Studio Novelle, Red Lobster, Home De-pot, The Butcher Place, Passione Della Cucina, Harvest Diner, Carle Place Au-tomotive, Old Westbury Diner, Stop & Shop, Carvel, Happy Beauty Salon, Co-zymels, Angelo’s Pizza and Chili’s. May we ask that you shop locally to continue the Circle of Community and Commit-ment!

A heartfelt thank you to all Parishion-ers who supported our recent Bake Sale. Your annual participation is greatly appreciated. Our deep grati-tude is also extended to our many talented Bakers and Volunteers. A big note of thanks to Anne Lone-gan, Colette Martuscelli, Dot Buttgereit, Trudy Kee-gan, Ann Mandaro, Phyllis Walsh, Lucy Acierno, Na-dine Moir and a thank you to Charlotte Land and Ri-ley Walsh.

MEMORIAL BRICKS

The majority of the memorial bricks ordered have been placed by the Grotto on the parking lot side. Many of these were ordered quite sometime ago. Please take a look for your brick. The most recently ordered bricks are not back as yet. Thank you for your patience!

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OUR LADY OF HOPE FOOD PANTRY

At this time, the Food Pantry is in need of the following items:

►canned tomatoes-stewed, crushed & diced

►rice, all varieties, instant

►soup-chicken, beef & vegetable

Thank you for your generous support! The Food Pantry Staff

The Banns of Marriage are announced for the second between:

Stephen J. Hughes, Our Lady of Hope

and Kasey M. Kruk, Our Lady of Hope


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FOR OUR PARISHIONERS SERVING IN UNIFORM

Michael B. Kilgannon, USAF, AC2 Eric Cullum, US Navy (D), Captain Kristofer Seibt, US Army (D), Cpl. Matthew Ketcham (D), Corporal Patrick F. Mulcare, Jr. (D), Lt. Col. Matthew Kessler, USMC, Gunnery Sgt. James Hig-gins, USMC, Robert Weingartner, Matthew Ziminsky, Daniel J. Vincent USAF, Timothy Vincent USMC, Cap-tain Caitlin M. Drumm, USAF-MC, LTJG Joe Wengler, US Navy. *D = Deployed

FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED...

especially Peter Meade and Joan O’Leary.

FOR ALL WHO ARE SICK

Maria Acierno, Mary Alba, Elvia Aleman, Ronald Aman, Eleanor Angelis, Maya Annunziato, Mikey Armand, Jeanne (Porcelli) Aroyo, Anthony Barbera, Concetta Basso, Nancy Belland, Susan Blum, Marion Bonura, Deborah Bourassa, Peter Burkhardt, Giuseppe Burro, Michael Caplice, Brianna Cardenas, Eileen Caro, Maria Carrillo, Richard Casella, Gianna Casella, Marcel Chaillol, Julia Cianca, Judy Clickner, Gina Corleto, Marie Corte, George Costidis, Esther Curran, Dana Day, Marie DeSimone, Joseph DiBiasi, May Dong, Hailey Eimer, Joe Farinaro, Alice Feldt, Margaret Flahive, Marie Francis, Grace Franzese, Mario Gaigan, Karen Gass, Gerry Georgio, Linda Gildea, Donna Girardi, Susan Goode, Theresa Gravina, Emily Grimm, Art Howell, Tanner Jadezuk, Helen Jara, Jose Jara, Jacqueline Klein, Barbara Knapp, Tom Knapp, Ray-mond Licata, Vincent Luciano, John Malavolta, Sherrie Mayzie, John McDonald, Elaine Medoro, Christine Miller, Heather Morella, Baby Viviana Mortellaro, Angelina Muzio, Danny Noble, Theresa Noto, Maureen Ostrowski, Angela Pascarella, James Passarella, Rylie Pederson, Antonio Perrino, Loraine Pino, Joseph Piscitelli, Lorraine Poduch, Victor Praete, Vincent Purcell, Kathleen Rainone, Joel Rivera, Daniel Roche, Nicole Roeder, Dora Sabella, Alex Sal-vaggio, Sara Sammartino, John Saunders, Joseph Schaefer, An-thony Schiano, Maureen Schroeder, Jennifer Shivar, Joseph Logan Shivar, Randy J. Smith, Donna Spano, Albert Stellato, Darrell Stone, Nancy Tandi, Kerri Taylor, Florence Theroux, Joan Thue, James Tirone, Marie Tricarico, Dobie Ulm, Flo Vaccaro, Christo-pher Velez, Joseph Vigotty, Doug Walling, Maureen Wotten, Baby Emily Joy Wystup, Sondra Yannone, Rose Youngblood

Please call the parish office, if someone on this list has returned to reasonable

health and can be removed from the list. At times, names may be taken off when

we do not have any information about the person listed.

Sanctuary CandleSanctuary CandleSanctuary CandleSanctuary Candle

$15

Rose for LifeRose for LifeRose for LifeRose for Life

$5

Altar Bread & WineAltar Bread & WineAltar Bread & WineAltar Bread & Wine

$50

MINISTERS AT MASSES November 18 & 19

5.00pm 8.30am 10.00am 11.30am

PRESIDER Fr. Arnao Fr. Callan Fr. Dowling, SJ Fr. Kealey

LECTOR C. Phillips B. O’Donnell B. Ruth A. Santana

ALTAR SERVERS C. DeSimone

L. DeSimone

V. Natalie G. Winter E. Johnson

C. Ferrandina

EUCHARISTIC

MINISTERS

D. Auguston

F. Barbuto

L. Heller

G. Rottkamp

R. Scott

N. Moir

L. Boone

N. Boone

M. O’Leary

B. Kilgannon

D. Evans

M. Evans

R. Grillo

J. Waters

R. Winter

J. Messina

R. Biggin

D. Buttgereit

B. Dunphy

F. Stein

E. DiFrisco

Volunteer needed

Volunteer needed

Volunteer needed

MUSIC

MINISTERS

Cantor/Organ Cantor/Organ Cantor/Organ


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MASS INTENTIONS for the week of November 11MASS INTENTIONS for the week of November 11MASS INTENTIONS for the week of November 11MASS INTENTIONS for the week of November 11

Saturday – November 11th, 2017 Anticipated Mass for Sunday 5:00 PM – Howie Blum (by the Blum family)

-Joseph McKeon (by Dot & Bob Auguston) -Alfredo Lobascio (by the Buonpastore family) -Marion Madden (by Beth Madden) -Gary Tirelli (by Cathy & Bob Small) -Frank Phillips (Donald & Hilda Simmons) -Agnes Calder (by Peggie & Frank Moroney)

Sunday – November 12th, 2017 8:30 AM – Richard B. Daily (by his wife Delores)

In the missions: -Lee Giordano (by Connie Harrington) -Joe McKeon (by Joann & Jim McGovern)

10:00 AM – All Souls Novena In the missions: -Peter LoCastro (Marion & Michael LoCascio) -Val & Mary Maiale (by the family)

11:30 AM – For the People of the Parish Monday – November 13, 2017 9:00 AM – Liz Morasse (by Elizabeth Morasse)

In the missions: -For the intentions of Joseph Schaefer (by Phyl-lis & Peter Walsh)

Tuesday – November 14, 2017 9:00 AM – Benjamin Luciano (by Vincent & Angie

Luciano) In the missions: -John Lavin (by Freda Cantwell)

Wednesday – November 15, 2017 9:00 AM – Violet Morella (20th Anniversary) (by Lois

Morella) In the missions: -Ann Seldin (by the Harrington family) -For the intentions of Joseph Schaefer (by Freda Cantwell)

Thursday – November 16, 2017 9:00 AM – George Kopper (by Mary & John Ryan)

In the missions: -Peter Krempa (by the Micheli family)

-For the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary (by Jennifer & Dinesh)

Friday – November 17 2017 9:00 AM – Catherine Savarese (by Patricia Ruppen-

thal) -Helen Kozakiewicz (by the Light-Skipka family) -For the intentions of Dorothy Colgan (by Freda Cantwell)

Saturday – November 18, 2017 Anticipated Mass for Sunday 5:00 PM – Michael Kelly (by Fr. Arnao)

-Gary Tirelli (by Mr. & Mrs. Flach -Frank Phillips (by Michael & Maryann Elrod)

Sunday – November 19, 2017 8:30 AM – Joseph O’Donnell (by Beth O’Donnell)

In the missions: -Joseph McKeon (by Pat & John Phelan) -Lee Giordano (by the family)

10:00 AM – Ann Ierardi (by daughter, Patricia Ier-ardi) In the missions: -Marge Louer (by the Quijano family)

11:30 AM – For the People of the Parish In the missions: -Elizabeth Galutch (by Josephine O’Brien) -Concetta Daurio & Vincenza DeLuise (by Anne Daurio)


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BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS

The class for Baptism will be held every other month on the last Sunday of the month at 11am in the lower church. The next class scheduled is November 19.

LET’S GIVE THANKS RAFFLE

The drawing for the Fall Raffle will be on November 26 after the 10am Mass. Tickets are $25 each or 6 for $100. Prizes are: $2,000, $1,000, $750, $500 and $250. Raffle books are available in the church office if you didn’t receive them or want more chances to win!

FOOD PANTRY CHRISTMAS INITIATIVE

For the fourth year, the Food Pantry is asking for donations of $25 Target gift cards from our par-ish community. We will distribute these cards to each of the 30+ pantry families, based on the number of people in

each family. This way, each can determine their own personal needs for Christmas. Please donate $25 Target gift cards by dropping them off at the church office or placing them in the collection basket (marked for the Food Pantry).

Thank you ahead of time for your participation in this program. You always amaze us with your generosity! God bless you all.

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Society of St. Vincent de PaulSociety of St. Vincent de PaulSociety of St. Vincent de PaulSociety of St. Vincent de Paul ...bringing hope for a better future to people

in need.

In today’s Gospel, Jesus challenges us to

“stay awake” by taking time to seriously look at ourselves,

the priorities of our lives, and how we are growing spiritu-

ally. (516) 334-6288 ext. 18

S OMET HI NG F ROM DE A CON JO HN

1. What is the capital of Louisiana? New Orleans, Baton Rouge or Acadia?

2. In NYC what is the address of the Woolworth Building? 233 Broadway, 90 Pearl Street or 30 Maiden Lane?

3. What is Canada’s highest city? Winnipeg, Kimber-ley British Columbia or Toronto?

4. Where is Union Square in Manhattan? 34th & Broadway, 14th & Broadway or 86th & Broad-way?

5. What year was the Empire State Building com-pleted? 1930, 1931 or 1932?

6. What is the capital of Mississippi? Biloxi, Jackson or Leeds?

O u r L a d y o f H o p e P a r i s h L i b r a r y

Please visit the Library, located in the front, right stairwell

of the Church. If you have a question about your faith, you

can find the answer in many of the library’s titles. There

are books on meditation and spiritual healing. The video col-

lection contains lives of the saints and other religious sub-

jects.


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FIRST NOTICE

HAVE YOU HEARD THE GOOD NEWS-Fr. Edward Dowling’s wonderful books of our Sunday Gospel Reflec-tions are available for you to read anytime! His collection of homilies are for everyone who would like to be better acquainted with the Sunday readings. Wonderful and thorough, these books are an absolute treasure! Three volume set is $25. Please contact Tam Musella [email protected] or 790-7778.

WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER-“Therefore, stay awake, for you know neither the day nor the hour.” Let us appreciate our spouses by attending a Worldwide Mar-riage Encounter Weekend. The next Weekends are Febru-ary 9-11 in Huntington and April 27-29 in Huntington. For more information call John & Toni Torio at 718 344-3700 or visit them at www.wwmeli.org.

COMPANION WANTED-two times a week, local to Carle Place/Westbury area. 382-1880.

CONGRATULATIONS!-to those students from our parish who attend Chaminade HS and have achieved Honor Roll. They are: Daniel Castles, Samuel Sanguedolce, James Alexandro, Ryan Dieguez, Aidan Castles, Brandan Cow-ard, Dylan Graham, Dylan Lyons. Keep up the good work!

LOOKING FOR SOMEONE-that can take my mom food shopping and to run a few errands once a week. Mom is friendly and loves to go to lunch and shop! Will pay for service provided. Thank you! Call Lucille at 318-2035.

COPING WITH LOSS DURING THE HOLIDAYS-NYU Win-throp Bereavement. Tuesday, November 14, 1:30-3:30pm. This seminar is free and open to the public. Registration required. Call 663-4749.

SECOND NOTICE

LOOKING FOR A COMPANION-to visit with a housebound wom-an a few days a week. Can pay a small hourly wage. If interested please call 338-0855 and ask for Nancy.

TRIVIA NIGHT-test you knowledge at this fun-filled evening in Fitzgerald Hall, Corpus Christi on Friday, December 1 at 7 to 10:30pm, hosted by the Catholic Daughters of Corpus Christi. Pizza and dessert will be served. Trivia games for ages 8 and up with teams of 3-4 players. Prized awarded to the 2 top-scoring teams. Admission $12 adult, $5 child. Raffle and lucky bucks tickets will be available for purchase. For reservations please call Nancy 294-8481 by November 22.

2018 SEARCH UNDERWAY-for the Longest Married Couple in the US! Nominating a couple is easy, just send their names, wed-ding date and where they live and your contact information to [email protected] or mail to Bryan and Karen Berland, 530 S. Academy, Guthrie OK 73044. Nominations accepted until Jan-uary 10, 2018. Winners announced in February 2018!

DAY OF PRAYER AND HEALING FOR WOMEN-is an opportunity to experience the loving mercy of God in a safe and sacred space. The day is directed by faithful priests who have a sensitivity and heart for those who suffer. Saturday, December 9 at a Long Is-land location. For more information visit respectlife.drvc.org. To register contact: Project Rachel 1 888 456-4673. All contact is confidential.

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF LONG ISLAND-has been serv-ing at-risk children for over 40 years through mentoring. Cur-rently serving over 500 children with a list of 450+ waiting to be matched. That list is 99% boys...which means MEN are needed on Long Island to spend a few hours a month and make a posi-tive impact in the life of one of these boys. Mentoring works! Do-nate your Time, Talent and Treasure! Visit: www.bbbsli.org or email: [email protected] or call 731-7880 ext 228. “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”

POLISH GIFT OF LIFE-39th Annual Fundraising Luncheon, Sun-day November 19 from noon to 5pm at The Inn at New Hyde Park. Live music, raffles, entertainment. Price: $125 per person, $65 per child. For more information please call Barbara 698-2736.

BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT IN OUR DIOCESE-Please visit our helpful website: www.drvc-faith.org. Simply click on the word Bereavement on the bar in the middle of the home page and then click on Support groups available now and you will find: Monthly & weekly support groups, groups for children, memorial programs, Help for the Holidays, Conferences and much more. Or for more information call Kathleen Logan, Bereavement Coor-dinator, 516 678-5800 ext. 236.

PROJECT INDEPENDENCE-Senior Transportation Program for all Town of North Hempstead residents age 60 and over for non-emergency medical visits and food shopping. Registration re-quired. Call 311 or 869-6311 and get your Project Independence membership card. Shopping service is free, taxi rides to the doc-tor, dentist or treatment center are at half price. Call for bro-chure and more information.

STEADFAST CAREGIVERS-provides home companion services to seniors and home-bound adults. Our home care professionals are comprehensively screened, bonded, insured and monitored on an ongoing basis to ensure the highest quality care and com-panionship. Whether you need care on an hourly or live-in basis, Steadfast Caregivers offers affordable care. We offer a free and confidential in home assessment and are happy to answer any questions. 516 747-0570.

MEALS ON WHEELS-EAC Network program is available to indi-viduals 60 years and older in Westbury, Carle Place and New Cassel. The basic requirements are; living alone, no longer driv-ing and have a limited support system. 516 539-0150 ext. 219.

ANSWERS TO DEACON JOHN’S QUESTIONS

1. Baton Rouge 2. 233 Broadway 3. Kimberley British Columbia 4. 14th St. & Broadway 5. 1931 6. Jackson

Courtesy Announcements The following are published as courtesies for a two-week period as space allows. They are not an endorsement of any functions or per-sons. If there are any difficulties or problems experienced with any ad, please call the Church Office so that we can remove the ad immedi-ately. We apologize for any typographical errors.

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