St. Thomas Aquinas Parish & School 955 Alton Road East Lansing, MI 48823 Office Phone: 517-351-7215 School Phone: 517-332-0813 www.elcatholics.org

December 27, 2020 & January 3, 2021 St. John Church & Student Center

327 MAC Avenue East Lansing, MI 48823

Office Phone: 517-337-9778 www.stjohnmsu.org

Fr. Gordon Reigle Pastor Fr. Matthew Bonk Parochial Vicar Fr. Mike Cassar Parochial Vicar Fr. Jerry Ploof Sacramental Assistance Dcn. Dave Drayton Dcn. Jim Kasprzak Dcn. Dave Zygmontowicz Judy Crabtree Finance Alexandria Darley Music Josh Ginepro Advancement Katie Diller Gleason Campus Ministry Josh Hamilton Adult Faith Formation Paul Lacroix Facilities Debbie Lewis Religious Education Meghan Loughlin-Krusky Principal Stephen Kurt Youth Ministry Taylor Piotrzkowski Campus Ministry Pete Ries RCIA Shirley Yaich Liturgy Denise Zakerski Administration

Mission Statement:

We are a Roman Catholic parish in a university community, joining students of all ages, joining people from all walks of life and from all

corners of the world through Jesus Christ, our Lord.

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Weekend Mass Times

Saturday 4:30pm Sunday 9:00am & 11:00am

Weekday Mass Times Mon, Wed, Fri 6:30am

Tues, Thurs, Sat 9:00am

Sacrament of Reconciliation Sat 3:00-4:00pm

ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Weekend Mass Times

Sunday 8:00am,10:00am, Noon & 7:00pm

Weekday Mass Times Mon & Wed 5:30pm

Fri 12:15pm

Sacrament of Reconciliation Mon & Wed 4:00-5:00pm

Fri 11:00am-12:00pm

The child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom; and

the favor of God was upon him.

Luke 2:40

Mike Moyers

SUNDAY OF THE OCTAVE OF CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 27, 2020 & JANUARY 3, 2021

Fr. Gordon

From Fr. Gordon

It is so appropriate that Christmas

is followed up by the Feast of the

Holy Family, celebrating the home

life of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. The

Word of God became flesh so as to

be one with us in all things but sin

and to eternally connect our human family to God.

For this reason, the Church refers to the family as the

domestic church, a school of life, love, prayer and

faith.

Sunday, December 27, is also the Feast of St. John the

Evangelist. This means that the Holy Family will be

celebrated at the St. Thomas liturgies and St. John will

be celebrated at the St. Johns liturgies as a patronal

feast day this final weekend of December!

The first weekend of January is our celebration of

Epiphany and the coming of the Magi. In this event,

we see a symbol of the coming of the gentile nations

to Christ, and we are reminded to lay down our gifts

before the Lord so that we may serve him faithfully in all aspects of life. We have all been given so very

much.

As we hope to move beyond the pandemic in 2021,

let us as a parish make it a priority to reach out to

one another and reconnect. Some parishioners

haven’t been to church since last March, and we miss

you greatly! Certainly the parish staff members are

working hard to step up our communications,

livestreams, videos, newsletters and other forms of

outreach, but let us all look for simple ways to

connect to our neighbors, friends and fellow

parishioners in the hopes of gathering the flock and

emerging from this pandemic with a renewed sense of

unity in Christ. This will certainly be a priority for

2021, so let us offer our fasting and prayers to

accomplish this great work of healing and renewal.

Like the Magi, may we seek the Lord and find the gift

of Jesus in one another.

Last Sunday, I spoke about “Rejoicing in the Holy Spirit”

and quoted a Greek Orthodox Metropolitan, Ignatius

of Latakia, who addressed the World Council of

Churches in 1968. Here is an excerpt for your

reflection on the uniting power of the Spirit in our lives:

Without the Holy Spirit:

God is far away,

Christ stays in the past,

the Gospel is a dead letter,

the Church simply an organization,authority a form of domination,

mission a matter of propaganda,

the liturgy no more than an evocation of events

long ago,

Christian living a slave morality.

But in the Holy Spirit:

the cosmos is resurrected and groans with the

birth-pangs of the kingdom,

the risen Christ is present among us now,

the Gospel becomes the power of life,

the Church shows forth the life of the Trinity,

authority becomes liberating service,

mission is Pentecost,

the liturgy is both living memorial of Christ’s

saving work now and anticipation of our future

worship in heaven,

while human action is deified and joins God’s

action to redeem the world.

May God bless us and keep us united this New Year!

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Prayers for PriestsJanuary calendar is available.

Lord, give us holy priests; You

Yourself maintain them

in holiness. O Divine and Great High Priest, may the

power of Your mercy accompany them everywhere

and protect them from the devil’s snares which are

continually being set for the souls of priests. ~ St. Faustina

MATCHED GIVING THANK YOU

THANK YOU to everyone who participated in our

matched giving campaign to try an end the year on budget. First a huge thank you to the donors who

stepped forward to pledge the matching funds. Thank

you also to the additional donors who were inspired

to also step up raising our matched total.

The campaign has been wildly successful thanks to so

many parishioners stepping up with gifts big or small.

Together, we can accomplish great things!

What is truly amazing is that this campaign came on

the heels of two other important fund raising efforts

this fall. First, there was Building on Blessings, a

twist on our annual fundraiser to support the Parish

School. The cost of educating our children at STA

isn't covered by tuition alone. Our parish covers a

significant portion each year and, through fundraising,

we are able to cover gaps in the budget. Second, was

Elevate Us, a campaign to raise the funds needed to

replace the defunct elevator at St. John. Due to it’s

age, it was no longer feasible to repair the elevator

and replacement work starts in January!

Final numbers will be reported in the bulletin for

January 10. Thank you so much from the priests and

staff, and your fellow parishioners!!

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

Are you or is someone you know interested in learning about the Catholic Church? A new group of inquirers will begin meeting at St. John, Sunday, Jan. 17, 2:00 - 3:30 pm. If we can meet in person, it will be at St. John Church and Student Center/ For those who prefer, there will be an online option.

Participants will be asking basic questions about certain beliefs and customs of Catholics. The sessions will consider topics such as "is there a God?", "how can I have a relationship with God?", "why is Mary so important to Catholics?", "who are the saints?"

You are welcome to attend with a friend or alone. Participants include undergrads, grad students, year-round residents, and people of various ages. The sessions aim to answer your questions with conversation, and hospitality. If you or someone you know has been thinking about learning more about the Catholic Faith, contact Pete at 517-351-5460, or pries@elcatholics.org.

If you are already a Catholic, and would like to share your faith by being an RCIA sponsor for one of the candidates, contact Pete. With the growing number of people beginning the RCIA process, additional help is needed as the East Lansing Catholic Community continues to reach out to the people in our area.

Not Able to Attend Mass in Person?

Many people will understandably not be attending

Mass in person this holiday season. Please plan to

attend Mass virtually to experience Jesus in the

readings and the Eucharistic prayers.

You can watch Mass online on

Facebook. You do not need an

account to watch videos. Go to

www.facebook.com/pg/elcatholics.org/

videos. Mass will be livestreamed on

Saturday, 12/26 - 9:00am

Sunday, 12/27 - 10:00am

Tuesday, 12/29 - 9:00am

Thursday, December 31 - 9:00am

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St. Vincent de Paul Two Conferences, Two Missions

Serving Our Local Community

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CONFERENCE

Providing Personal Assistance

As the Covid-19 pandemic rages and governmental assistance dwindles, we are receiving increased

requests for assistance. People need help now with

eviction prevention, utility payments, transportation,

medicine, basic furniture, and clothing.

We appreciate your past support and ask your help

with the approaching tsunami of requests.

Please donate:

• use of church poor boxes

• check to St. Vincent de Paul Soc. sent via

the church office with memo STA.

• on-line at elcatholics.org/st-vincent-de-paul

ST. JOHN FOOD CUPBOARD

Feeding People in Our Community

Thank you to everyone who donated to the Food

Cupboard this Advent. On Saturday, we were able to

distribute food, personal items and a Meijer gift card

to each of our guests. Your generous love of

neighbor is assisting them in creating a merry

Christmas for their families.

The Food Cupboard is closed for Christmas, but will

reopen on Saturday, January 9. You can still drop off

food and personal items when you come for Mass.

From Debbie Lewis Director of Religious Education (K-8)

& Child Sacraments dlewis@elcatholics.org | 517-332-0064

Parents here's a fun way to travel this Christmas if

you are staying home and it will show that Christ is

celebrated everywhere: Take a trip around the

world and celebrate Christmas according to different

cultural traditions!

Go to whychristmas.com/cultures/

May the joy and peace He brings to our world enrich

our hope and faith that Jesus is our King and Savior!

PS: Keep watch for the Wise Men as they are coming.

All charitable donations postmarked on or before

December 31 will be credited to your 2020 giving

statements. Any donations received after

December 31 will be applied to your

2021 giving statement.

2020 Giving Statements will be mailed by the last

week of January. If you have had a recent change of

address please update your information by going to

elcatholics.org/census.

A NOTE ABOUT YEAR END GIVING

May Beauty, Peace and Love,

be yours now and throughout

the coming year.

Christmas Blessings from the Parish Staff.

The STA office will reopen on December 28.

The St. John building is CLOSED between

Christmas and New Year. No weekday Masses or

confessions. The office reopens Tuesday, January 4.

CONFIRMATION

If you are a teen or adult interested in discerning your readiness for the Sacrament of Confirmation at our parish,

please go to elcatholics.org/Confirmation to learn more and get started today!

• Are you ready to accept a mission from God? • Are you ready to strengthen the graces of the

Holy Spirit, receive more, and seal them inside of you?

• Are you ready for your own personal Pentecost?

Our program runs 365 / 24 / 7 so we invite you to discern with us at any time!

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St. John Student Center - Home of the

Catholic SpartansKatie Diller Gleason - kgleason@elcatholics.org

Director of Campus Ministry

Taylor Piotrzkowski - taylorp@elcatholics.org

Campus Minister

Ignatian Discernment Retreat

10:00am-5:30pm Saturday, January 16

St. John Student Center, lower level Cost: $10

Due to Covid-19, the center where we host our annual

Upperclassmen Discernment Retreat is unavailable. We will host an Ig-

natian Discernment Retreat for undergrad students at

St. John instead!

We will teach basic, practical Ignatian Discernment techniques for ALL of life's decisions:• Job or Grad School?

• Study Abroad or graduate early?• Move out of state or work close to home?

• Is this relationship called to marriage?• How is God speaking to me, and how to I better open myself to His will?

Register now- we will need a head count to provide meals and proper social distancing setup.stjohnmsu.org/upperclassmen-discernment-retreat

Looking for Something Different to Watch?

Check out the videos by Fr. Mike Schmitz on

Ascension Presents or on YouTube.

Fr. Mike is a Catholic priest in the Diocese of Duluth,

MN, the Director of Youth and the Young Adult Min-

istries in the Diocese of Duluth, a popular speaker and author. His engaging and frank demeanor make his

videos for Ascension Press very enjoyable to watch.

There is a topic in the video library for everyone!

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Thank you for your continued

support, care and compassion of new

mothers.

Current needs: diapers in sizes four, five, and six,

Enfamil formula and baby clothes. Gently used baby

items are always welcome. If you have any questions or

need assistance, contact Noel, noelcloss@me.com or

Ann, annzyg@gmail.com

Virtual Worldwide Marriage Encounter

Weekend

Giver her what she really

wants for Christmas– better

communication, more romance, stronger faith, and

you! AND in your own home! Add a little sparkle to

your marriage by attending a VIRTUAL Worldwide

Marriage Encounter weekend Jan.29-31, 2021. Apply

at wwme.org.

Need a different weekend date? Check

out wwme.org for all live virtual experiences being

offered around the country.

Questions? Contact Chris & Darla Vinton at

269-953-8287.

Monday, Dec. 28 Matthew 19

Tuesday, Dec. 29 Matthew 20

Wednesday, Dec. 30 Matthew 21

Thursday, Dec. 31 Matthew 22

Friday, Jan. 1 Matthew 23

Saturday, Jan. 2 Matthew 24

Sunday, Jan. 3 Matthew 25Monday, Jan. 4 Matthew 26

Tuesday, Jan. 5 Matthew 27

Wednesday, Jan. 6 Matthew 28

Thursday, Jan. 7 Philippians 1

Friday, Jan. 8 Philippians 2

Saturday, Jan. 9 Philippians 3

Sunday, Jan. 10 Philippians 4

Inspire and Light a Fire" Weekend Retreats at St. Francis Retreat Center, DeWitt

Women's Retreat: January 8-10

Men's Retreats: January 15-17 or January 22-24

Step away from the chaos of the world and spend a

weekend with the Lord. Based on the book “To

Light a Fire on the Earth” by Bishop Robert Barron,

this retreat will highlight evangelization as the center of every Catholic’s mission. Check in begins at 6pm

on Friday. Suggested donation for the weekend is

$185. Register online or view other

upcoming retreat date options at www.stfrancis.ws.

You can also register by calling

St. Francis at 517-669-8321.

Sanctity of Human Life SundayJanuary 17, 2021

On January 13, 1984, President Ronald Reagan issued

a proclamation designating January 22 as the first

National Sanctity of Human Life Day. (January 22,

1973, was the day the U.S. Supreme Court legalized

abortion-on-demand in all 50 states.) Churches

around the United States use the day to celebrate

God's gift of life, commemorate the many lives lost to

abortion, and commit themselves to protecting

human life at every stage. We continue to recognize

the third Sunday in January as Sanctity of Human Life

Sunday. Go to rtl.org to learn more.

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Our Catholic Church is at work - and each of us is

vitally important to the charitable, educational, and

pastoral ministries of the Church. To support our

ministry, donations can be made

online at elcatholics.org/give

text the word GIVE to 517-348-0351

OFFERTORY NUMBERS - SUNDAY 12/6

Actual: $ 33,900.77

Budgeted: $ 55,034.35

Year to Date: $ 808,134.97

Budgeted YTD:$ 997,293.00

Deficit $ - 189.158.03

December 20 & 27

Advent House Ministries Since 1987, Advent House Ministries has provided

food, housing, education and employment assistance

to those struggling with poverty and homelessness in

our Greater Lansing community. The services offered

through Advent House are designed to help people

succeed and thrive. Its core is weekend assistance

serving more than 34,000 hot meals to more than

2,200 people annually and providing community

resources, learning opportunities and engagement.

Our parishioners help prepare and serve a meal one

Sunday each month.

January 3 & 10 Islamic Relief USA

Islamic Relief USA provides relief and development in

a dignified manner regardless of gender, race, or religion, and works to empower individuals in their

communities and give them a voice in the world. In

the United States specifically, IRUSA’s Disaster

Response Team serve as first responders for

emergencies such as hurricanes and wildfires.

Looking for a Safe Way to Serve and Share of Your Time? Consider being a Lector or Mass Coordinator.

If you are interested, email Shirley

syaich@elcatholics.org

Creighton Model FertilityCare System

Julie Javorka, a FertilityCare

Practitioner Intern and parishioner, is offering personalized instruction

at St. John Church and Student Center or remotely for

all women and couples who would like

to learn the Creighton Model System.

To learn more or to schedule an

introductory session, contact Julie at

juliegracefc@gmail.com or at

708-527-7014.

Please Keep In Your Prayers This Week

Heavenly Father, we give you thanks and praise for

Your Son, Jesus Christ. Send Your Holy Spirit to

inspire holy, faithful men to minister as priests. Lord,

we pray for Your grace to encourage and support our

seminarians as they endeavor to become priests. We

ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Heavenly Father, we give You thanks and praise for

Your Son, Jesus Christ. Send your Holy Spirit to

inspire holy, faithful women to become Brides of

Christ and serve Your people. Lord, we pray that

Your grace and love be enough for this woman in

discernment of consecrated life. We ask this through

Christ our Lord. Amen.

Brett Ivey,

St. Mary, Williamston

Daniel LaCroix,

Christ the King, Ann Arbor

Sr. Theresa Immaculata Ohaeri

Sisters of Mary, Morning Star

Sr. Lisa Zelfa

Servants of

God’s Love

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Prayers of the Faithful

For those who suffer illness, loneliness, discrimination or depression: may they know that they belong to Jesus

Christ and find peace in Him. We pray for our television, radio and online community, Gwen Ahlrich, Tom Fox, Mary Dillon-Dowsett, Angelica Lui and those listed in our book of Prayer.

For the faithful departed: that they may come to enjoy the vision of God face to face. We remember: Donald McInnis, Mary Rapelije ,Evelyn Leick and Alvera Cairns. We pray to the Lord.

Outreach Mass

Watch the Sunday Mass at STA on the Outreach Mass

channel. It airs twice every

Sunday morning at 6:00am and 10:00am on

WLAJ-TV Lansing ABC 53 and once at 10:00am on

WBSF-TV Flint CW 46.

The Mass and homilies are also available on the web at

dioceseoflansing.org/outreach_mass. You can also

listen to the Radio Outreach Mass on WJIM Radio AM

1240 Lansing Sundays at 11:00am, and Good

Shepherd Catholic Radio Jackson Sundays at noon.

Please pray for those who watch the Outreach Mass.

This ministry has been even more crucial during

quarantining and social distancing.

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Isaiah 60:1–6 Arise! Shine, for your light has come, the glory of the LORD has dawned upon you.

Ephesians 3:2–3a, 5–6 The Gentiles are coheirs, members of the same body, and copartners in the promise in Christ Jesus.

Matthew 2:1–12 They opened their treasures and offered him gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.

• Do you trust that Jesus wants to and can reach any soul, no matter how far away?

• Will you renew your prayer and gentle testimony to invite those who are still searching?

Isaiah 42:1–4, 6–7 or Isaiah 55:1–11 Here is my servant whom I uphold, my chosen one with whom I am pleased.

Acts 10:34–38 or John 5:1–9 He went about doing good and healing all those oppressed by the devil.

Mark 1:7–11 [John the Baptist] proclaimed: “One mightier than I is coming after me. I am not worthy to stoop and loosen the thongs of his sandals.”

• Do you tell children you know stories about your life that teach moral lessons?

• Do you look back on your life stories, and use lessons learned to draw closer to God?

READINGS

St. Therese Church,

seeking a part-time

maintenance / custodial

supervisor.

The candidates need be self-motivated, have great

attention to detail, work well with volunteers, and

possess a desire to help maintain our building and

grounds to ensure safety to all persons as well as

preserve the appearance of our facilities. He/she

must have a high school diploma or equivalent, and

experience in custodial and maintenance work.

Applicants must pass a criminal background check

and complete the Protecting God’s Children

training. If you are interested in the position, please

contact Fr. John Fain by Friday, January 8, 2021 at

517-487-3749 or email frfain@sttherese.org

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Monday, January 4, 2021

6:30am (St. Thomas)

Int. of our Benefactors req. by The Parish Family

5:30pm (St. John)

Tuesday, January 5, 2021

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Dick Nolan req. by The Family

Wednesday, January 6, 2021

6:30am (St. Thomas)

Int of Fr. Tom Wasilewski req. by St, Augustine’s HEP

5:30pm (St. John)

Thursday, January 7, 2021

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Dcn. James N. Martinez req. by The Parish Family

Friday, January 8, 2021

6:30am (St. Thomas)

Craig Stephens req. by Larry & Gail Meyer

12:15pm (St. John)

Cathy Strand req by John Strand

Saturday, January 9,2021

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Melina Hertanto req. by Ellen Rzapka & Kaye Sandrick

4:30pm (St. Thomas)

Ellisa & Tony Gallegos req. by The Family

Sunday, January 10, 2021

8:00am (St. John)

Gus Ganakas req. by Gail Ganakas

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Int: of the Martello Family

req. by Frank & Madeline DeLuca

10:00am(St. John)

Ellen Dailey req. by The Family

11:00am(St. Thomas)

Mary Alice Abood req. by The Pirich Family 12:00pm (St. John)

Int. of all our Priests

7:00pm (St. John)

People of the Parish

Sacrament of Reconciliation

RESTORES OUR SOULS TO LIFE

Saturday, Dec 26 3:00pm St. Thomas Thursday, Dec 31 3:00pm St. Thomas

ENDLESS GRACE AWAITS

Monday, December 28, 2020

6:30am (St. Thomas)

Int. of Rick & Julie Bryce req. by Peg Bergmann

Tuesday, December 29, 2020

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Barb Paul req. by Ralph Paul

Wednesday, December 30, 2020

6:30am (St. Thomas)

Margaret Son req. by Serephina Marshall

Thursday, December 31, 2020

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Marcella Hauser req. by Gary Hauser

4:30pm (St. Thomas)

People of the Parish

7:00pm (St. Thomas) For the Conversion of Sinners

12:00am (St. Thomas)

For the Intentions of the GS/YP Members

Friday, January 1, 2021

10:00am (St. Thomas)

People of the Parish

12:15am (St. John)

Saturday, January 2, 2021

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Helen Bullock req. by Bob & Lisa Bullock Family

4:30pm (St. Thomas)

Holy Family First Saturday

Sunday, January 3, 2021

8:00am (St. John)

Robert LaFave req. by Denny Olmstead

9:00am (St. Thomas)

Dorothy Spagnuolo Capurro

req. by Frank & Madeline DeLuca

10:00am(St. John)

People of the Parish

11:00am(St. Thomas)

For the Success of Connection Sunday

12:00pm (St. John)

Michael Heighton req. by Ellen Gallavan

7:00pm (St. John)

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1635 Haslett Rd., Haslett Village Square • 339-3711

THE VILLAGE LAUNDRY

Savin Copiers/Printers/Facsimilies • Lexmark Copiers/Printers1400 Keystone • 393-3440

THE POLACK CORPORATIONThe ONE store for your perfect floor

1201 E. Saginaw St.482-1455

www.maloneycarpetonelansing.com

Opening Doors To Your Dreams

David A. Barone, ABR, e-PRO, GRIAssociate Broker

Mobile: (517) 719-5727E-mail: David@DavidBarone.comWeb: www.DavidBarone.com

Parishioner & Choir Member

Real Estate Professionals

Joseph Dunn AgencyParishionerEast Lansing

josephdunn@allstate.comwww.allstateagencies.com/josephdunnAuto, Home, Life, Retirement

333-8500

THE LISASYOUR HOME IS OUR PASSION

Lisa RaMONT

Parishioner

SERVING YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS

lisaramont@cb-hb.com517-819-9265 (cell)

Realtor & Staging Stylist

Associate Broker

Michael Shaheen DCChiropractor

(517) 337-3080CompassRehabilitation

We Build Beautiful Homes with Personal DetailCell: 517-204-0818 • Office: 517-339-3600 • giguerehomes.com

38+ Years as a Custom Home Builder, Developer & Real Estate Broker

Jim GiguereParishioner

University Gas & Wash100 E. Saginaw

East Lansing

DeWitt Gas & Wash12997 US-27DeWitt

Andrew & Lisa Barrone • Parishioners

Securities offered through LPL Financial, Member FINRA / SIPC. Investment advice offered through Private Advisor Group, a Registered Investment Advisor. Private Advisor Group and GreeneWealth are separate entities from LPL Financial.

Financial PlanningRichard Greene, CFP®Steve Greene, CMFC®

Ener Alamanza, RP®

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Shaheen Automotive Group

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Team OneChevrolet • Buick • GMCDan Shaheen - Parishioner

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JOE MULLANEYBroker Owner & Parishioner

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Piano Lessons with Joan WierzbaCombining Suzuki Method with Traditional MethodsFour Years to Adults • in Okemos & East Lansing

Young Children in Group LessonsParishioner & Choir Member 517-349-7575

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