OUR LADY OF HOPE CATHOLIC CHURCH Fr. Christopher A. Hoffmann, Pastor

Fr. Bernard Kiratu, Associate Pastor Fr. Raymond O’Leary, Pastor Emeritus

If you would like to register as a member of Our Lady of Hope, you may pick up a Parish Information & Registration Form Booklet at the Welcome Table in the entrance to the church on Saturday or

the Welcome Table in the Parish Center on Sundays.

4675 S. CLYDE MORRIS BLVD. , PORT ORANGE, FL 32129 Mailing address: P.O. Box 290216, Port Orange, FL 32129 Office 788-6144 EMERGENCY (after hours) 788-9485

Welcome to everyone in attendance today! Whether you are traveling from

across the street or country, thank you for choosing to spend part of your weekend with our Christian community of believers.

Congratulations to our graduates: Divia Chobe, Dylan Coleman, Tanner Rossolino (left to right front row); Nick Torres, Lisa Kealhofer, Joseph Myers, & Dennis McLaughlin, Jr. (back row). May God continue to Bless You in your future endeavors.

Dear Parishioners: Shortly after Jesus’ ascension into heaven the apostles knew that they must continue the mission. But Jesus didn’t lay out a complete itinerary of what should occur. So, the apostles did what was natural. They prayed together and broke bread. These gatherings were the beginnings of the Mass. Probably within a few years the cycle of gathering on “The Lord’s Day” or Sunday to remember the resurrection of Jesus became set. Throughout the centuries Sunday has been held as the highest or most important day of the week for Christians. But when Monday comes, life goes back to work, school, chores, and daily living. It was thought that there should be some rituals that guide us through the week and not rely only on Sunday worship to sustain us. Early Church leaders might gather with people in their homes for prayer and worship. If it were a Friday, the day of Jesus’ crucifixion it would be a day of fasting. Wednesday often was too as it was a reminder of the day when Judas betrayed the Lord. Yet there weren’t any set rituals associated with each day, at least not initially. When the Roman Empire became Christian and churches could be built, daily rituals began to form. It was common to gather for prayer at the beginning of the day, noon, and evening. This became even more elaborate as monasteries formed under the guidance of St. Benedict. The practice of saying the psalms, singing hymns, reading scripture, and receiving instruction on it at these times evolved into the Divine Office. It became the norm and duty of those consecrated to religious life to gather for prayer and say the Office. Diocesan clergy often could not gather for all the hours of the day, so they would have an abbreviated form they would say which then became known as the Breviary. But what about lay Christians? What kind of prayer would guide their lives? Throughout the early Middle Ages, it was common for the laity who were near a monastery or church to stop their work and participate with the monks when they heard the bells ringing calling them to prayer. If they were not near a church, but could hear the bells in the distance they would stop their labors at that hour and say a prayer. The practice of gathering for daily Mass had something of the same evolution. In the first 300 years it was not common. After that it was often done by the priests and religious in the cities. Later the monasteries developed elaborate rituals and pageants surrounding the memory of the saints and events from the life of Christ. Lay people could participate in these rituals too. Through the centuries the addition to the church calendar of remembrances of saints added solemnity to the daily Mass. In time many people were not educated to read. However, even if they could read in their local language they didn’t know Latin, the language used in prayer and worship. So it was common to take time each day to pray 150 Our Fathers as a replacement for the 150 psalms. Later the Hail Mary was substituted for the Our Father and recollections of events from the life of Christ were included. This was the beginning of the rosary whose devotion was spread by St. Dominic in the 13th century. A practice that dates back to our Jewish ancestors is the praying before meals in thanksgiving to God. Christians adopted this practice, and many continue to thank God each time a meal is eaten. The Jewish Seder has an elaborate ritual of blessing over the bread and wine and other elements. The Eucharistic Prayer at Mass is really an elaborate prayer of remembrance and thanksgiving to God. Taking time each day for prayer is laudable. If you can attend Mass during the week you will grow in your appreciation for the scriptures. Praying the scriptures or the rosary at home can keep you in touch with the mysteries of our salvation. Prayer before meals, even at restaurants, can remind you that all things belong to God and He is so gracious to share His bounty with us each day. Peace, Fr. Chris Question to ponder: What do you find most interesting about the description of the heavenly Jerusalem?

PASTOR’S CORNER-Daily Prayer

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“MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND” This weekend, as we celebrate Memorial Day Weekend I wish everyone a Happy and Safe Memorial Day. May God continue to bless each of you and your families. Also let us say a special prayer for all those who are serving on active duty in the Armed Forces and those who have served in the past whether living or deceased. We owe them a special place in our prayers for their dedication to our country. The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, May 27TH for the Memorial Day Holiday.

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS SEMINAR Don’t forget to R.S.V.P for the Seminar being offered on Tuesday, May 28th at 6:30pm in Our Lady of Hope Parish Center. See details on Page 10 the bulletin.

THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD The Ascension of the Lord which is a Holy Day of Obligation will be transferred to Sunday, June 2nd. There will be no special Masses on Thursday, May 30th, just the normal 8:30am Mass.

OUR CATHOLIC APPEAL Our Catholic Appeal For 2019 began the weekend of February 16\17. Our assess-ment this year is $183,648. If you have not already returned your envelope, I ask you to take a moment to reflect on the many blessings you have received from God and prayerfully consider a sacrificial gift to support the good work of our diocese. If each family could give at least $275 it would be greatly appreciated however; No pledge is too small or too large and every pledge counts. Please advise us as to your intentions, or the Diocese will be sending you another pledge request. Envelopes are available in the church or parish office. You may also give online. OUR ASSESSMENT THIS YEAR: $183,648 Number of Contributors: 546 (75%) 167,578 Amount received or pledged $ 16,070 Still needed to make assessment If we do not collect our assessed amount we will have to pay the remainder out of our operating budget. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. PLEASE RETURN YOUR PLEDGES TO OUR LADY OF HOPE , do not mail them to the Diocese as it delays your response in our records. Note: Checks should be payable to “Our Catholic Appeal” or Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church. Thank you in advance for your support. Due to your support, we made our OCA assessment last year 2018. Thank you!

IMPORTANT NOTICE It has come to our attention that many of you have received text messages or emails that state they are from Father Bernard or Father Chris asking if you are able to do a favor for them. They will ask you to purchase I-tunes cards for them. These are SCAM REQUESTS, block these numbers or emails. Father Chris or Father Bernard would never contact anyone and ask for any favor like that.

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR LADY OF HOPE IN YOUR WILL.

Let us recall In our own loving way, All who are gone This Memorial Day, It may be a veteran, Or a dear family member,

Perhaps a good friend We’d like to remember. This day’s not for picnics Parades and the kind…. It’s a day of respect For all of Mankind.

D A N ’ S C O R N E R - M E M O R I A L D A Y

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DAILY READINGS AND MASS INTENTIONS

Date Time Mass Intention Daily Scriptures SUNDAY, MAY 26TH

7:30am 9:00am

11:00am

† Mille Marchinian † James & Thestle Whitmore † People of the Parish

Acts 15:1-2, 22-29; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Rv 21:10-14, 22-23; Jn 14:23-29

MONDAY MAY 27TH

8:30am

† Suzie Gray

Acts 16:11-15; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b;Jn 15:26-16:4a

TUESDAY, MAY 28TH

8:30am

† Special Intention

Acts 16:22-34; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8; Jn 16:5-11

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH

8:30am

† Ed Kuriechinski, III

Acts 17:15, 22-18:1; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14; Jn 16:12-15

THURSDAY, MAY 30TH

8:30am

† Special Intention Acts 18:1-8;Ps 98:1-4; Jn 16:16-20

FRIDAY, MAY 31ST

8:30am

† Stephen Roman Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16; Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Lk 1:39-56

SATURDAY, JUNE 1ST

4:00pm † Ted Arendt Acts 18:23-28; Ps 47:2-3, 8-10; Jn 16:23b-28

SUNDAY, JUNE 2ND

7:30am 9:00am

11:00am

† Sean & Christopher Herman † People of the Parish † Gene Shepherd

Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 9:24-28; 10:19-23; Lk 24:46-53

THE WEEKEND OF MAY 19, 2019

Offertory $ 10,947.00 Building/Maintenance $ 1,805.00 Total $ 12,752.00 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ACCURATE ACCOUNTING OF YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS, PLEASE USE YOUR ENVELOPES. THANK YOU!

OUR LADY OF HOPE BARBECUE: The welcome and attention you give your friends and neighbors when you gather them in your backyard for a cookout is a sign of your hospitality. Your guests are appreciative and happy

and you have a warm glow from the pleasure you give them. There are others who Just as truly are your guests though you have never met them. They are the ones who share your hos-pitality each time and you make a contribution in the Outreach Poor Boxes. Thank you for this sign of your hospitality !

COFFEE & DONUTS “Donut Angels” will be in charge of Coffee & Donuts on SUNDAY, JUNE 2ND. Thank You.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I would like to say thank you so much for the many get well cards, prayers and gifts that I have received during my recent illness. I am continuing to improve and hope to be back with you soon. Father Ray

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ARE YOU BORED? LOOKING TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS?

How about volunteering for one of the following ministries: BINGO– Thursday evenings starting at 3:30pm–9:45. Work the kitchen or floor. For information call Chiquita at 788-6144, Joan at 756-7970 or Lucy at 322-8037. CHOIR- We would like to extend a warm welcome to all our members and all new members who would like to be a part of our music ministry here at Our Lady of Hope. Please come and join us. The choirs sing each weekend for the Sunday Masses (9am & 11am). If you are interested in singing at these Masses, please join us in the choir room a half hour prior to

Mass. If you don’t know where the Choir room is please see an usher and they will direct you. EXTRAORDINARY MINISTER OF HOLY COMMMUNION An Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion serves God’s people by distributing the Body and Blood of Christ within the community. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are selected with prayerful consideration of the needs of the community and qualification of the individual. Preparation for this ministry includes Diocesan instruction through the Office of Liturgy, parish instruction, and commissioning in the Parish. All ministers must be commissioned through the Diocese of Orlando. Please contact Patsy Pardon at 788-2934. FUNERAL MINISTRY- The funeral liturgy is the central liturgical celebration of the Christian community for the deceased. When one of its members dies, the Church encourages the celebration of the funeral liturgy at a Mass. Funeral Masses may be scheduled with the decedent in a casket or with cremated remains once the remains are available. “Memorial Masses” are not permitted in the Diocese of Orlando, (this means the absence of a body or cremains). There is a brochure available in the church which speaks about the Church’s teachings on cremation. At the funeral liturgy, the Church gathers with the family and friends of the deceased to give praise and thanks to God for Christ's victory over sin and death, to commend the deceased to God's tender mercy and compassion, and to seek strength in the proclamation of the Paschal Mystery. The funeral liturgy, therefore, is an act of worship, and not merely an expression of grief. The funeral liturgy is a time for the family and the friends of a decedent to come together and celebrate the person’s life. Please contact Daniel Weimer at 386-788-6144 or 386-299-4490 or email: danw@ladyofhope.org LAWRENCE WHELAN MEMORIAL LIBRARY-Our Parish Library is located at the end of the education wing of the Parish Center (room 2). The library is open the Second and Fourth Sunday of each month from 8:30am-12:30pm. Our Parish is fortunate to have such a beautiful welcoming room that contains many beautiful books covering a variety of subject. We have CDs, DVDs and Books for both adults and children. For more information, stop by the library and see our volunteers. RELIGIOUS GIFT STORE - Our Religious Store is located in the main entrance to the church. We have rosaries, statutes, missals, books, CD’s and a variety of religious articles. Volunteers are needed to work in the store before and after Masses daily and weekends. Please contact Victor Fonseca at 265-3567. THRIFT STORE– Monday-Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm. Call Chris at 767-0571 for more information. USHERS (MINISTERS OF HOSPITALITY)-These men and women, at times, assisted by our youth, greet and create a welcoming environment for people attending our church. They provide good order in the church. They are the "door keepers to the house of God." Some duties include arranging collections and organizing distribution of communion. Women and men are invited to join this ministry. Please contact: Tony Manzolillo at 386-882-5412. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL- We are in need of volunteers to help organize and facilitate our VBS from July 8th–July 12th from 9:00am-2:30pm. If interested contact Rowena at 788-6747 or email: faithformation@ladyofhope.org. WELCOME TABLE-If you are available on Saturday Afternoon or Sunday Mornings after the Masses, we need someone to work the Newcomers Table to sign up new parishioners and welcome them to the parish. You only have to donate a 1/2 hour of your time once a month. Call Laura Richmond 321-436-1375 for more information.

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Volunteer it’s good for the soul. If you would like to volunteer for one of the many ministries available at Our Lady of Hope. Please complete the form below to volunteer or find out more information.

Any questions, you may always call the office at 386-788-6144.

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR LADY OF HOPE IN YOUR WILL.

STOPPING ENVELOPES If you are going to be gone for

the summer, please contact the parish office so that we may discontinue your envelopes. This will save the

church the unnecessary expense of sending your envelopes only to have them return as they will not be forwarded. If you switch to online payments please let us know, so we can cancel your envelopes. You will still use your original envelope number online.

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Are you interested in joining a Bible Study

group? Join Us! • Tuesdays 6-7pm Parish Center

Room 4. (New Testament) • Wednesdays following 8:30am

Mass (Sunday Readings) - Our Lady of Hope room in the Parish Office Building

ALTAR FLOWER DONATION In Celebration of their 65 years of Marriage, thank you to Ken and Evelyn Haak, for their generous donat ion towards the altar

flowers this weekend.

Consecration to the Holy Family To help strengthen the families of our parish, the Knights of Columbus invite our parish community to consecrate themselves to the Holy Family and devote themselves to ideal model of family love set by Jesus, Mary and Joseph, by joining us in praying a prayer dedicated to the holy family. This event will take place at all masses the weekend of May 26th, 2019. In addition, there will be an activity after Sunday masses in the parish center celebrating the Consecration.

WALKER BAGS: CCW has available bags as a gift to put on Adult walkers to assist in carrying personal belongings. Stop by the

office to obtain your bag, or, if unable to do so, call 788-6144 and we can send you one.

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Funeral Notification and Planning

The death of a loved one is always painful, yet requires timely decisions for scheduling funeral rites. Contacting the funeral home/cremation provider of your choice is the first response following the death of a loved one. The funeral home or family member (for those who choose to use a direct cremation service/ society) should then contact, Dan Weimer, the Funeral Coordinator at Our Lady of Hope at (386) 299-4490. Dan will assist with scheduling a Mass or Service, and arrange an appointment with the family to plan the Funeral Mass/Service. Funeral Masses may be scheduled with the decedent in a casket or with cremated remains once the remains are available. Funeral Masses are scheduled and celebrated at Our Lady of Hope at the 8:30 a.m. Mass Monday

through Friday. Memorial Masses are not permitted in the Diocese of Orlando (this means the absence of a body or cremains). A date for a Funeral Mass/Service cannot be scheduled without the funeral home or family member contacting Dan. This policy is in place to avoid scheduling conflicts and assure the availability of the church and a priest. A new pamphlet explaining funerals with cremation is available in the pamphlet racks at the entrance of the church.

Bereavement Ministry (Comfort and Care)

SEASONS OF HOPE - A six week program, rooted in Catholic tradition, conveys God’s consolation through scripture, prayer, reflection and sharing our faith. Each year many families face the loss of loved ones. Seasons of Hope offers the bereaved an opportunity to come together to share with others and can give a voice to your unique journey of grief, finding healing and hope. For more information regarding our session, or if you would like to speak confidentially, please contact Pam Flesch at 386-788-1316.

MOVING ON– This ministry began two years ago and now has approximately 20 attendees each month. Based on the curriculum and articles that Maryann has written, the gatherings involve scripture, prayer, and sharing the everyday adjustments following the death of a loved one. The goal of MOVING ON after sadness and replacing joy in our lives is the highlight of our meetings. Moving On meets from 10 to 12 in the Parish Center (Rooms 6-8) on the last Wednesday of each month. (Note: There will be no June Meeting). If you need additional information, please call Maryann Curran at 386-756-2685.

Mission Statement: “Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church is a worshipping and welcoming parish community serving the Kingdom of God. We celebrate and live our faith in Jesus Christ through the Sacraments, and

by our words and actions.”

SPIRITUAL SHAPE UP Happy Easter! Welcome to the Easter Season—the 50 days between Easter and Pentecost. During this season, we will focus on prayer and the many special feasts that occur during this Season. During this season, I hope you can enter into the joy of the Resurrection, Ascension and Pentecost.

EASTER WEEK 6: MEMORIAL DAY This weekend is a time where we remember all of the members of our military who gave up their lives for our freedom. This is a special time to remember those who like Jesus laid down their lives for others. As we remember them, let us take some time this week to pray for our country. There are many great things about our country. What are the things that you are most grateful for? Thank God for those. There are also things going in on in our country that threaten to split it up and divide us. Pray for unity and healing. Ask God to help us and to send His Spirit upon our leaders so that they can do what is best for all. This week pray for our country.

Want to go deeper This week pick your favorite patriotic song: Star Spangled Banner, God Bless America, America the Beautiful, My Country tis of Thee, Proud to be an American, Living in America, Born in the USA, etc. Listen to the song, look up the lyrics and reflect on what it says about our country and our relationship with God. How does this fit with your feelings about the country today? Do you think the writer would say the same things today? Take this to prayer.

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Our Lady of Hope Thrift Store MONDAY-SATURDAY

9:00AM-3:00PM 1080 Reed Canal Road

(386) 767-0571 South Daytona, FL The Home of the

$2.00 Clothes Basket. It’s Spring

Cleaning Time. Please donate your unwanted resaleable

items to the Thrift Store. Thanks.

Free Pick-Up Service on large furniture

COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN ODCCW LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM: July 27-28, 2019 “Caring is Sharing” at Lake Yale Baptist Assembly, 39034 CR 452, Leesburg. Break-out sessions will cover, Commissions, Presidents, Vice Presidents, Fundraising and “Molly Member”. There is no charge for this Annual Seminar, but registration is a must and should be completed by June 5, 2019. Registration forms can be picked up in the office, or call Susan at 236-9526. REMINDER: If you donate food to Outreach during the summer months (and we hope you will) please keep a record of it and turn it in to CCW Outreach Committee at the September meeting. The needs of Outreach do not stop in the summer. Have a restful summer, and thank you for your support. JEWELRY SALE: CCW is planning a Jewelry sale next season. If you have jewelry you no longer use, we are starting to collect items for sale. You can drop them off in the office “Attention of Lupe”. If you have any questions you can contact Lupe at 898-1980.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BRING UP THE GIFTS AT MASS?

It is important that you reserve the date if you would like to present the gifts at any Mass on the weekends. The reservation book is located in the entrance to the church. Please contact the head usher for that Mass if you need help

locating the book. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE and expect to get your date. Reservations are on a first come basis. If you are scheduled to bring up the gifts, it is important to contact the head usher at the Mass and let him know you are there so he will not replace you. Thanks.

RESPECT LIFE CORNER For you created my inmost being; you knit me to-gether in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful. ~Psalm 139:13-15~ Our Lady of Hope Respect Life Ministry welcomes new

members. Our ministry upholds the teachings of the Catholic Church that all life is sacred from conception until natural death. Pro-life is an important part of our faith journey, and if you

would like to know more about our ministry and how you can participate in its activities, or email: re-spectlife@ladyofhope.org

VBS teaches kids to

love GOD!

VBS teaches us to work with one another!

Join us for this summer’s VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Location: Our Lady of Hope Parish Center Date: July 8 to 12, 2019 Time: 9:00AM to 2:30PM

Cost: $45.00 per child for the entire week. This fee includes lunch, snacks, fun activities, and arts & crafts!

Register now!!! Registration deadline is JUNE 10th.

Seats are limited !!!

VBS is open to children in PreK4 through 7th grade. Parents are asked to complete a separate VBS Registration Form for each child.

NO children in diapers may be registered in the program. Registration forms are available in the PARISH OFFICE.

CONTACT INFORMATION: Rowena E. Hoblin Minister of Youth Evangelization & Discipleship OUR LADY OF HOPE CATHOLIC CHURCH

4675 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Port Orange, FL 32129 E-mail: faithformation@ladyofhope.org

Office Phone: (386) 788-6747

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BAPTISMS—Call the Parish Office to schedule an appointment with Father Chris, 788-6144. Preparation Class 12:30pm see schedule. (Register at: ladyofhope.org) by Michael & Carrie Rosolino & Richard & Joanne Cavallari. MARRIAGES: Call Fr. Christopher or Fr. Bernard at 788-6144 to set an initial meeting to begin the Marriage Preparation process. As required by the Diocese of Orlando, no date may be set for the marriage before this appointment. One party must be a registered member of the Parish.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Advertisements in this bulletin are purchased through the bulletin publisher. Our Lady of Hope Parish does not recommend for or against any advertiser. We appreciate their support, of course, but everyone should take appropriate steps to check the references of any advertiser before doing business with them.

GOING INTO HOSPITAL\NURSING HOME We need your help. So many changes are going on at the hospitals due to the confidentiality laws. Please keep this in mind and remember to call the parish office at 788-6144 with the following information: Patient’s Name, Hospital, Room Number, etc. Please note if you wish to be anointed, there is anointing after the 8:30am Mass on Tuesday morning. Also note if you go into the hospital with an emergency, you may ask the nurse to call the Hospital Chaplain and a Priest will be called, if you wish to be anointed.

MINISTRIES AA-Mary B 562-2513 or Craig E. 316-8139 AL ANON-Walt 763-1135 Altar Rosary Society—Cheryl-304-2762 Altar Server Coordinator– Deacon Mike R.-316-0128 Bereavement Ministry (Comfort & Care) Seasons of Hope-Pamela Flesch-788-1316 Moving On-Maryann Curran, MSCP-756-2685 Bingo-Joan -756-7970;Chiquita-788-6144 or Lucy-322-8037 Cancer Support Group– Laura Richmond 321-436-1375 Council of Catholic Women- Pam Willmott, President– 386-212-2794 or email: pawolohccw@gmail.com Cursillo– Greg & Liz Lilly-386-290-8400 Family Life Ministry– Melissa Soto 386-295-6340 or Larissa Carson at L5neptune@aol.com Holy Communion– Patsy Pardon 788-2934 Human Trafficking-Coord.-Deacon Mike Pettit-679-7256 Justice Ministry-Ed & Margaret LeMay 233-3843 Knights of Columbus Council 8086-Jim Waggoner, G.K. 492-7483 (2nd Thur. 7:00pm) Assembly 2794-John O’Malley, F.N. 767-5268 (meets 4th Thur. 7:00pm) Lawrence Whelan Library—Abbie Jansen– 322-8529 Lectors—Jane Weimer 788-6144, Ext. 314 Loaves & Fishes-Joe McCauley, 386-871-7669 or email: JoeMcGolf2@yahoo.com Ministry to the Sick & Homebound-Jerry & Maureen Wojciechowski- 304-0511 OLOH Prayer Ministry—Theresa Franzo 761-7416 To request a prayer call Theresa at 761-7416 OLOH Outreach Ministry-Jackie Dailey, President 767-0572 Respect Life Ministry-email: respectlife@ladyofhope.org Religious Articles Store — Victor Fonseca 265-3567 Sociable Seniors—Cheryl, President– 304-2762 Thrift Store— Chris Ahlswede –767-0571 Ushers-Tony Manzolillo 882-5412 Welcome Table—Laura Richmond 321-436-1375 Counseling Ministry-Phyllis A LaVigna, MSW,LCSW-Call 788-5021 for a confidential intake by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker

STAFF Associate Pastor

Father Bernard Kiratu 788-6144, Ext. 310

E:Mail: frbernard@ladyofhope.org Director of Liturgy\Minister of Music

Funeral Coordinator Daniel V. Weimer 788-6144, ext. 314

E-Mail: danw@ladyofhope.org 386-299-4490

Administrative Coordinator/Secretary Chiquita Rodgers 788-6144, ext 301

E-Mail: chiquita@ladyofhope.org Manager/Parish Center

John Rodgers 788-6144

Business Manager Vincent LaVigna 788-6144, Ext. 306

E-mail: finance@ladyofhope.org HR/Finance/Social Media

Maureen Kealhofer 788-6144 Ext 304

E-Mail: maureenk@ladyofhope.org Facilities Manager Jerry MacKenzie 788-6144, Ext. 318

E-Mail: jmack@ladyofhope.org Minister of Youth

Evangelization and Discipleship Rowena Hoblin

788-6747 E-mail: faithformation@ladyof hope.org

RCIA Coordinator Jasmine Woodward

788-6144 E-mail: RCIA@ladyofhope.org

Coordinator for Human Trafficking Task Force

Deacon Michael Pettit, R. N. CCM 386-679-7256

E-Mail: dcnpettit@ladyofhope.org Altar Server Coordinator/Young Adult

Deacon Mike Rosolino 316-0128

E-Mail:deaconmiker@ladyofhope.org Deacon Mike Willems

deaconmichaelw@ladyofhope.org

YOU are WELCOME. YOU’VE been MISSED. YOU are LOVED.

If you are Catholic, away from the Church, and would like to come home, please join us on Tuesday, May 28 at 7pm to 8:30pm.

Session #4—Walk Through the Mass—Exploring Our Sacred Liturgy Please come to the Parish Center, Use North Entrance door, Rooms 6 & 8.

Questions? Please call – Jasmine Woodward @ 386.788.6144

Hear about the changes while you were away.

And what does the Mass really mean?

Why confession? What is sin?

What do Catholics believe and why?

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