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Roman Catholic Church Santa Catalina

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P H O N E : 5 2 0 - 8 2 5 - 9 6 1 1 F A X : 5 2 0 - 8 2 5 - 9 8 6 6 E M A I L : o f f i c e @ s a n t a c a t a l i n a p a r i s h . o r g W E B S I T E : w w w . s a n t a c a t a l i n a p a r i s h . o r g

P A S T O R : Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R.

A S S I S T I N G : Fr. Paul Coury, C.Ss.R.

Fr. Charles Wehrley, C.Ss.R.

Fr. Greg Wiest, C.Ss.R.

Fr. Peter Connolly, C.Ss.R.

D E A C O N S : Deacon Bill Krueger

Deacon Alfonso De La Riva Deacon Joe LaFleur

PASTORAL CENTER HOURS

Monday—Thursday 9 AM—4 PM

Closed for Lunch 12—12:30 PM

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, 4 PM

Sunday

7 and 9 AM in English 11 AM Bilingual

5 PM, Life Teen Mass Tuesday—Friday, 8 AM

CHAPEL Monday - Friday

8 AM - 3 PM use side entrance

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Every Wednesday

8:45-11 AM

The Rosary Every Tuesday - Friday at 7:30 a.m.

Every Sunday at 10:15 a.m.

Reconciliation

Every Tuesday - Friday at 7:30 a.m. and Saturdays at 3:30 p.m.

Anointing of the Sick

Every 3rd Thursday after 8 a.m. Mass.

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Linda Appleton George Arkoosh Dorothy Bentz

Grant & Mary Bergemann Chris Cathcart

Diane Clark Barbara Druachta

Judy Dyer Mickey Felber

Tom Fitzgerald Evelyn Fortis

Gail Fredericks Janelle Gutierrez

Mary Halligan Harry Keller

Joanne Kennedy Margherita Kroop Linda LaBarbera

Jeffery Lee Paul Leonard Gerald Lieder Susan Llanos

Charles Maurer Joe McGowan Dan McHenry Peggy Melville Ellis Melville Rosie Ortiz

Claudia O'Sullivan Vincent Palmeri Ginny Pergantis Shelsey Polito

Brandy Polito Palisey Polito

Shawn Puschnig Beth-Ann Santos Catherine Silva

Ray & Vicki Smith Don Suman

Carol Tyramoore Pat Vallinoto

Mike von Behren Steve Wagner Janice Waller

Gerry Wolfgram Jessica Wolin Evan Wolin

Barbara Wronski

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PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

As members of God’s Faith Community at

Santa Catalina Catholic Parish, we commit our lives to being the voice,

hands, and spirit of Christ, as our way of continuing God’s call

to love and peace.

Parish Staff Can be reached at 520-825-9611 plus ext. Pastor - Fr. Larry Sanders, C.Ss.R., x100 Deacon Alfonso De La Riva, x100 Deacon William Krueger - x100 Deacon Joe LaFleur - x100 Receptionist/Parish Registration - Venus Arnold, x100 Director of Finance - John Brell, x102 Office Manager - Susan Budrow, x103 C.A.R.E. Ministry Director - Judy Rossman, x104 Liturgy Director/R.C.I.A. - Stacy Pincus, x105 Weekend Mass Coordinator - Gerry Dugan, x105 Hispanic Ministry Dir. - Maria Luisa De La Riva, x106 Religious Education - Carol Padilla, x107 Youth Ministry Director - Lupita Parra, x108Bulletin Editor - Pilar Dougall, x109 Human Concerns Director - Sr. Jean Mariani, x110 Music Director - Alex Navas, x100 Maintenance Supervisor - Tomas Nieves, x100

FrLarry@santacatalinaparish.org DeaconAlfonso@santacatalinaparish.org Office@santacatalinaparish.org Office@santacatalinaparish.org Lobby@santacatalinaparish.org Jbrell@santacatalinaparish.org Office@santacatalinaparish.org CareMinistry@santacatalinaparish.org Liturgy@santacatalinaparish.org Liturgy@santacatalinaparish.org HispanicMinistry@santacatalinaparish.org ReligiousEducation@santacatalinaparish.org YouthMinistry@santacatalinaparish.org Bulletin@santacatalinaparish.org HumanConcerns@santacatalinaparish.org Music@santacatalinaparish.org Office@santacatalinaparish.org

MISION DE DECLARACION DEL

PLAN

Como miembros de Dios en la comunidad de fe de la Parroquia

Católica de Santa Catalina,

Comprometemos nuestras vidas para ser

la voz, manos, y el Espíritu de Cristo,

como una manera de continuar con el

llamado de Dios, por el amor y la paz.

If you wish to add or remove a name from the prayer list, please call the Pastoral Center office at 825-9611. In order to ensure an updated prayer list, names will be listed for two months and then removed.

Weekend of March 26 and 27, 2016

Direct debit is available, please call 520-825-9611 (x103) to set up automatic donations.

Weekly Month to Date Year to Date

Actual Offertory $32,605 $104,120 $761,477

Budgeted Offertory $26,039 $104,156 $754,330

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PARISH BEREAVEMENT GROUP Grief is a journey, one that is endured better when shared. God is with us in that journey and we can be the face of God to each other. With this in mind, our parish is presenting a 5-session class for those who have lost a loved one, be it re-cent or years ago. The class will be held on Tuesdays, beginning April 5 and ending on May 3, from 1- 3 p.m.

We will provide a safe and confidential setting in which information about the process of grief is shared, as well as elements of healing. The group will share experiences, prayer, and rituals. Gloria Brown and Judy Rossman, Stephen Minis-ters, lead the group. Registra-tion is required and attendance at each session is requested. Call Judy at 825-9611, x104 for more information and registra-tion.

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY SERVICE

Come and

join us this after-noon at 1 p.m., in the church

for the celebration

of The Feast of The Divine Mercy.

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Let us remember those from our parish family who

have died recently and re-turned to the Lord. We give thanks for their lives and offer comfort to their families.

Barb Volk , February 29

Herb Bonnet, March 6

Susan Sauvage, March 11

Elizabeth Shepherd, March 17

Harry Keller , March 18

Dorothy Parzuchowski, March 19

Maria Soghomonian, March 24

In Memory of

Once I was dead, but now I am alive forever and ever.

- Revelation 1:18a

Estuve muerto y ahora, como ves, estoy vivo por los siglos de los siglos.

- Apocalipsis 1:18a

Lupita Parra, Director of Youth Ministry — 825-9611, x108 — YouthMinistry@santacatalinaparish.org

A REFLECTION FOR TEENS Are you a doubting Thomas?

Thomas today doubts the resurrection of Jesus until he can see and touch the wounds on his wrists and side. Jesus however does not rebuke him, he gives him mercy and allows him to see and touch his wounds, allowing him to enter into a close intimacy with Jesus.

He further says, blessed are those who have not seen and have believed. This statement should say something to each one of us sitting here today. We each believe but have not seen, it is this blind faith that brings us into close intimacy with Jesus.

Sometimes when we question; we doubt, just like Thomas. But remember that no matter how many questions or how much doubt you have God’s Mercy is much more! Take comfort that God can handle any questions, any doubts, any frustrations, any anger. His mercy endures all things and is always available to each of us.

Begins with 5 PM Mass, then to the Parish Hall

until 8 PM.

Sunday, April 3 Life Night

Sunday, April 10 Life Night

Sunday, April 17 Life Night

Sun. April 24 Confirmation

Life Night to follow

Sun. May 1 Life Night (Last Day)

AN EVENING OF STUDY ABOUT THE TRIDUUM On Palm Sunday, a very special Life Night was planned for our teens. We wanted them to get a better understanding of Holy Week, in a very unique way.

We began with a review of the readings for Palm Sunday, and then we focused on the Triduum, as a three-day period of prayer. During these three days we are reminded of Jesus’s love for us.

We began with an explanation of Holy Thursday and the Seder meal, the Last Supper

of our Lord. Instead of foot washing we washed each others hands to show being of

service to others.

Then we saw a beautiful music video, Watch the Lamb. The man in the video portrayed Simon Peter, and was based on John 21:15-17. It made for a great reflection, to see what it might have been like when Jesus died on Good Friday. After the video we each took

time to venerate the cross in a personal and prayerful way.

We then proceeded to “the tomb” where Jesus was placed after he died. During this waiting time we prayed and reflected on scripture verses, asked questions, and read quotes from Pope Benedict XVI .

The teens had an opportunity to journal their thoughts.

Our night ended with an Easter Celebration. Hallelujah! Christ is Risen!

Even though this Life Night took place a couple of weeks ago, it was such a wonderful and spiritual night for all that I just had to share it with you!

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SCCC Schedule of Events

= Mass Intention DATES TO REMEMBER

Saturday, April 2 CASA MARIA & IMPACT FOOD COLLECTION

3:30-3:45 PM — Reconciliation, Church 4 PM Mass — Fr. Larry For Members of the Chisari Family — Carol Smith

Acts 4:13-21 — Psalm 118:1, 14-21 — Mark 16:9-15

Sunday, April 3 CASA MARIA & IMPACT FOOD COLLECTION

After Morning Masses — Coffee and Donuts on the Patio 7 AM Mass — Fr. Greg Wiest For the intentions of the Parish 9 AM Mass — Fr. Greg Wiest For Sandra Jean Theissen (d) — Hal & Doris Dieterle 11 AM Bilingual Mass — Fr. Larry w/ Deacon Al For Jeannette Culhane (d) — Chris & Camy Culhane 12:30-2 PM — First Communion Class, Mesquite Room 1-2 PM — Divine Mercy, Church 5-6 PM — Life Teen Mass — Fr. Larry For Donald Green (d) — Joyce O’Conner 6-8 PM — Life Teen, Parish Hall Acts 5:12-16 — Psalm 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 — Revelation 1:9-11-13, 17-19 — John 20:19-31

Monday, April 4 10 AM-12 PM — Cinco de Mayo Planning Meeting, Cholla Room 10 AM-1 PM — St. Vincent de Paul, Marian Room 1-2 PM — Prayer Shawl Ministry, Catalina Room 5-6 PM — Spanish Choir Rehearsal, Church 6-8 PM — Spanish Prayer Group, Cholla & Ocotillo Rooms 6:30-7 PM — Knights of Columbus Rosary, Marian Room 7-8:30 PM — Welcome Home Catholics, Mesquite Room 7-9 PM — Knights of Columbus Business Meeting, Catalina and Saguaro Rooms

Isaiah 7:10-14, 8:10 — Psalm 40:7-11 — Hebrew 10:4-10 — Luke 1:26-38

Tuesday, April 5 8 AM Mass — Fr. Larry For Mary & Ted Handrigan (d) — Jim & Cathy Handrigan 1-3 PM — Grief Support Group, Mesquite Room 1-3:30 PM — Arts & Crafts for Seniors, Cholla and Ocotillo Rooms 6-10 PM — Spirit of Motherhood, Parish Center 7-8 PM — Men’s Prayer Group, Saguaro Room

Acts 4:32-37 — Psalm 93:1-2, 5 — John 3:7-15

Wednesday, April 6 8 AM Mass — Fr. Bob Brazaskas For Grace Drasler (d) — Bob Brazaskas 8:45-11 AM — Eucharistic Adoration, Church 10 AM-1 PM — St. Vincent de Paul, Marian Room 12-1 PM — B.Y.O.L. Bible Study w/Fr. Larry, Catalina Room 4-5:30 PM — Religious Education (K-5), Meet in the Parish Hall

FAMILY MASS Sunday, April 10 11 AM Bilingual Mass Gather up the family and join us in the front rows for this celebration for young children and families.

PARISH SUNDAY BREAKFAST Sunday, April 10 After all morning Masses Gather in the Parish Hall for scrump-tious food and visit with fellow parish-ioners. Everyone is invited.

JUST COFFEE/MANNA BAGS Sat. & Sun., April 16 & 17 After all Masses Both ground and whole bean, regular and decaf organic coffee—$10 per pound. Also, You can help feed the poor/homeless by keeping Manna bags, Ziploc bags filled with non-perishable food, in your car. Only $3 each.

BLOOD DRIVE Sunday, April 24 7:30 AM-12:30 PM, Parish Hall There is a sign-up sheet for appointments in the Narthex or please call 520-230-7295 for a time that is convenient for you.

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PARISH CLASSES & GROUP MEETINGS

Every First/Third Tuesday, 1-3:30 PM Cholla Room Learn new art skills. Art supplies are provided. No talent required. Bring a friend. Call Mary at 825-0500.

Every Third Tuesday, 9-10:30 AM Saguaro Room Prayer and study group promoting the Divine Mercy message.

Every Second Wednesday, 10-11 AM Cholla Room All are welcome to join us. Stop by and learn how you can sew simple dresses for girls around the world!

Every Third Thursday 2-3 PM Catalina Room Everyone is invited to attend.

Every first Monday from 1-2 PM Catalina Room Bring your knitting needles and crochet hooks, yarn is provided.

Every First Thursday, 11 AM-12 PM, Mesquite Room All single women are invited to attend this planning meeting.

Every First Thursday, 1-2:30 PM Saguaro Room Everyone is invited to attend.

Every Monday, 6-8 PM Cholla Room All are welcome to join us for prayer and music.

Thursday, April 7 8 AM Mass — Fr. Larry For All Souls in Purgatory (d) — Andrew Whipple 11 AM-12 PM — Sassy Solos Meeting, Mesquite Room 12:15-12:45 PM — Refugee Committee, Mesquite Room 1-2:30 PM — Social Awareness Meeting, Saguaro Room 4-5:30 PM — Al Anon Meeting, Marian Room 5-5:45 PM — Children’s Choir Rehearsal, Church 6:30-8 PM — English Choir Rehearsal, Church 7-8:30 PM — AA Meeting, Marian Room

Acts 5:27-33 — Psalm 34:2, 9, 17-20— John 3:31-36

Friday, April 8 PARISH OFFICE CLOSED

8 AM Mass — Charlie Wehrley For health and well-being for Leo Guitierrez — Grandparents

Acts 5:34-42 — Psalm 27:1, 4, 13-14 — John 6:1-15

Saturday, April 9 3:30-3:45 PM — Reconciliation, Church 4 PM Mass — Fr. Larry For Members of the Harold Smith Family — Carol Smith

Acts 6:1-7 — Psalm 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19 — John 6:16-21

Sunday, April 10 7 AM Mass — Fr. Peter Connolly For Elaine Syrek (d) — Pat & Judy Cannon 7:30-12:30 PM — Pancake Breakfast, Parish Hall 9 AM Mass — Fr. Peter Connolly For the intentions of the Parish 11 AM Bilingual Family Mass — Fr. Larry w/ Deacon Al For Luz Dominguez (d) — Ralph 12:30-2 PM — First Communion Class, Mesquite Room 12:30-3:30 PM — Stephen Ministry Meeting, Cholla and Ocotillo Rooms 5-6 PM — Life Teen Mass — Fr. Jim Modeen For Sun Kim (d) — Bibiana Park 6-8 PM — Life Teen, Parish Hall

Acts 5:27-32, 40-41 — Psalm 30:2, 4-6, 11-13 — Revelation 5:11-14 — John 21:1-19

Wednesday, April 6, con’t. 6:30-8 PM — Religious Education (6-8), Meet in the Parish Hall 6:30-8 PM — Foundation Class, Mesquite Room 6:30-8 PM — Confirmation Class, Cholla Room

Acts 5:17-26 — Psalm 34:2-9 — John 3:16-21

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William (Bill) Herrschaft gifted by Mary Herrschaft

Berniece Luthy gifted by Ken & Dianna Luthy

Opal Tosi gifted by Ken & Dianna Luthy

Deceased Family Members gifted by John & Carol Harrison

Robert C. Taylor gifted by Genevieve Taylor

Carole L. Piet gifted by Georgette C. Piet

Mary Jane Heck gifted by Robert Heck

Herb Bonnet gifted by Cassie Bonnet

George Becker gifted by Ed & Carol Nigl

Robert Becker gifted by Ed & Carol Nigl

Edward J Nigl gifted by Ed & Carol Nigl

Margaret Nigl gifted by Ed & Carol Nigl

Steve Nigl gifted by Ed & Carol Nigl

Loretta Becker gifted by Ed & Carol Nigl

Nicolas Chiaia gifted by Angela Chiaia

Cocoa Hatfield gifted by Mom

Lucretia ’Pat’ Vedder gifted by Tricia Balancio, daughter

Karen Smania gifted by Carole Smania

James A Cadwallader III gifted by Anita Cadwallader

Robert E. Harbert gifted by Harbert Family

Evelyn Lee gifted by Bernie Lee

Ilene Costa gifted by David & Margie Hargrave

Warren Ritter gifted by Ruth Ritter

Michael Rockwood gifted by Mary Rockwood

Melvin Witte gifted by Marilyn Witte

FLOWERS IN LOVING MEMORY This Easter our Church was beautifully decorated with lilies donated by our parishioners in memory of their loved ones. It was a beau-tiful display of generosity. Please keep the following individuals and families in your prayers. The flowers were donated in memory of…

ARE YOU FEELING DISCOURAGED? FEELING DOWN?

You do not need to go through difficult times alone. Our Stephen Ministers are trained to give confidential, one to one Christian care and support, primarily though compassionate listening. You don’t have to keep it all inside and struggle alone. Stephen Ministers are here to care. Divorce, dealing with a chronic illness, stress of caregiving, grief, isolation, faith challenges and parenting are common issues presented to Stephen Ministers. Please call Judy Rossman at 825-9611, x104 for more information.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Santa Catalina Church is seeking applicants for the full-time position of Director of Finance.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:

• Must have a working knowledge of and a strong commitment to the mission of the parish, Diocese, and Catholic Church; be in full com-munion with the Church.

• Excellent communication skills; excellent human relations and inter-personal skills.

• The Director of Finance must be able to be creative, use independent judgement and take action to solve problems.

• Function as a team member and handle presentations. • Ability to work collaboratively and travel locally as required. • Service orientation, organizational and public relations skills,

and ability to negotiate are important. • Ability to maintain confidentiality. • Ability to successfully pass a criminal background check.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

• B.A. degree specializing in accounting/business administration is pre-ferred; however work experience may be used as well.

• Experienced in financial accounting, office management plus super-visory experience, and human resources including budget prepara-tion, payroll and general ledger data entry.

This position is a 32 hour Exempt position. Applications are available online or at the parish office. Include a copy of your resume with your application. Please contact Susan Budrow at 825-9611, x103 for more in-formation.

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ALEX NAVAS & T OM BOOTH

Fundraising Concert Tuesday, April 12 at 7 PM

Join Alex and Tom

for an inspiring evening

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Free Will Offering

All donations will be used to assist Alex with the recording of his first music CD.

THE ADULT LOSS OF HEARING ASSOCIATION ORO VALLEY SUPPORT GROUP MEETING

THURSDAY, APRIL 14 AT 2 PM CHOLLA AND OCOTILLO ROOMS

We are pleased to have Sarah Hargest, Senior Cochlear Implant Consumer Specialist for Advanced Bionics as

our speaker. She is as graduate of Pennsylvania State University with a graduate degree from Arizona State University with an em-phasis in Bilingual Speech Language Pathology. Sarah will talk about hearing loss in general and what is possible with today’s ad-vanced cochlear implant technology in helping individuals maxim-ize their hearing potential.

For further information contact Joan Eddy at eddyjoan@comcast.net or 825-8630.

TUCSON REFUGEE MINISTRY VOLUNTEER INFORMATION MEETING THURSDAY, APRIL 14 1-4 PM PARISH HALL There is a unique opportunity right now to welcome strangers and to make a difference, not just far away, but right here at home. Tucson welcomes nearly 1000 new refugees every year. What is the Church of Tucson doing about it? How can Christian believers "welcome strangers” to our city and even into our homes? What’s the difference between a refugee and an undocumented immigrant or asylum seeker? How can we be sure that these refugees are not actually terrorists trying to infiltrate our country? How might the Bible inform our thinking about this situation?

Tucson Refugee Ministry has some answers, and we are committed to building a bridge between the Church and the nations at our doorstep.

A commitment to volunteer is not necessary. If interested in attending, please RSVP to Judy Lynch at judyklynch@gmail.com or 825-3013.

PRAYER SHAWL RAFFLE WINNERS We are happy to announce the winners of the Prayer Shawl Raffle. Connie McMahon won the 3-piece Baby Layette. Bobby Flana-gan won the hooded baby blanket and Bob Clark won the afghan. We raised $462.00 for the ministry supplies.

Thanks to Carol Nigl, Linda Meissner, Fannie Di Paolo, Pat O’Brien, and Co-lette Petrie for creating these unique items. We are happy to re-ceive donations of money or supplies for this ministry. Last year we gave away at least 100 shawls and also scarfs and caps to the Sr. Jose Hobday Women’s Shelter and provided baptis-mal capes for the parish. The average cost of supplies for a shawl is about $20, which does not include the labor.

Thanks to all who purchased raffle tickets.

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WELCOME TO OUR

NEW MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH Congratulations and welcome to the new members of the Catholic Christian community.

At the Easter Vigil, Kevin and Kevina Collins re-ceived the sacraments of Bap-tism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist. Jack Crane, Joseph Jones, and Margaret Yonkovich joined Full Communion with the Catholic Church and received the sacra-ments of Confirmation and Holy Eucharist.

Congratulations to the following adult Catholics who completed their initiation at the Easter Vigil: Michael Estrada and Catarina Kaczkurkin received the sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Eucharist. Zachary Campanella, Ena Madrid, and Dayanara Rojas received the sacrament of Confirmation. For information on the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) and/or to sign up for next year’s process, please contact Greg and Shirley Nelson at 825-5505 or 465-5690 (mobile).

free from the nightmare of betrayal, anger and resent-ment. It allows us to take back our personal power from those who have hurt us, and pro-vides us with peace. For-giveness is central to Jesus’s Great Commandment of Love. He asks us to love our ene-mies, yet we refuse to forgive those who have hurt or abused us or even forgive ourselves for past mistakes. When we refuse to forgive we allow those who hurt us to have complete power over our feel-ings; continually hurting us forever. Join Rev. Charlie Wehrley, C.Ss.R. for this re-treat and set your heart free! Please call 520-744-3400 for more information or to make your reservation.

Free tax help at ICS main of-fice for eligible low-income families! Trained volunteers will help prepare tax returns for eligible low-income fami-lies at the ICS main office on Wednesdays from 4-7 PM and Saturdays from 9 AM-1 PM from now through April 16. No appointment is necessary, but there are required docu-ments to bring. Find a list of the documents at www.icstucson.org.

THE ADDICTIVE PERSON-ALITY RETREAT — April 8-10 at the Redemportist Renew-al Center, 7101 Picture Rocks Rd. Every family contains members who have addictive personalities. There are those who drown in their beer every evening to unwind, down

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their valium to make it through the day, over-indulge in daily sugar highs, or glue themselves to video games to feel calm in their skin. This retreat, led by Rev. Charlie Wehrley, C.Ss.R., is designed to help people identify and cope with addictive personali-ty disorders. It also provides means for those living with addictive persons to protect themselves and to stop aiding the addict. The retreat begins Friday evening and ends Sun-day at noon. Please call 520-744-3400 for more information or to make your reservation.

The Nightmare Before For-giveness Retreat — Saturday, April 16 at the Redemportist Renewal Center, 7101 Picture Rocks Rd. Forgiveness sets us

Al-Anon and AA meetings are held at Santa Catalina by

the respective sponsoring or-ganizations. If you or someone you know is interested in an Al-Anon meeting, join us eve-ry Thursday in the Parish Hall at 4 p.m. For details, call Rob-in at 818-1177. AA meetings are also held on Thursday in the Parish Hall at 7 p.m. For more information on AA meetings, call Art at 825-5218.

St. Vincent de Paul provides compassion and support to indi-

viduals in need, regardless of race, origin, or religion. Their office hours are Monday and Wednesday, 10am-1pm, in the Parish Hall. For more infor-mation, please call 825-8288.

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