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Fr. Gregory Hart, Pastor Pamela Castillow, Bookkeeper / Office Manager Shannon Stowe, Business Manager / D.R.E. Chris Teague, Catholic Youth (CY) Director

Parish Hall Phone: Rectory Phone:

SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION

All Sacraments require a call or visit to the parish office for more information. Below are some notes for your benefit:

Baptism: Parents and Godparents are required to participate in a preparation process before Baptism of Children. Registration is required. If possible, it is recommended that all requirements be completed BEFORE the child’s birth.

Sick Calls: Please call the parish office if you or an immediate relative would like to receive the Eucharist or Anointing at home or in the hospital.

Confirmation: Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education and the candidate must be 14 years old. Contact Shannon Stowe at 479.361.2612.

Convalidations: This is the term for marriages getting “blessed” in the church. Most rules for “Weddings” apply for Convalidations.

Eucharistic Adoration: Tuesday 8:00am through Midnight Friday in the Chapel.

First Communion: Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education. Candidates must be at least 7 years old. Contact Shannon Stowe at 479.361.2612.

Funerals: Please call the office immediately to start preparation.

Marriage Cases/Annulments: If you’ve divorced and are planning to re-marry, have already re-married, or are marrying / married to someone with that situation even if it was prior to being Catholic: Contact Pamela Castillow at 361-2612.

Reconciliation: ½ hour before all weekend Masses or by Appointment.

RCIA Classes: (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)Pat Buhr 479-524-8921 or 479-466-7776. RCIA is for those who are interested in becoming Catholic or those who may not have completed the sacraments of First Communion or Confirmation.

Weddings: A minimum of 6 months is required for marriage preparation. No outdoor weddings are permitted.

We are always in need of more help in our various are interested in. We would love to have you!

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PARISH STAFF:

[email protected] Bookkeeper / Office Manager [email protected]

Business Manager / D.R.E. [email protected] Youth (CY) Director [email protected]

PARISH FACILITIES:

479.361.2211 479.717.2047

All Sacraments require a call or visit to the parish office for more information. Below are some

Parents and Godparents are required to participate in a preparation process before Baptism of Children. Registration is required. If possible, it is recommended that all requirements be completed

rish office if you or an immediate relative would like to receive the Eucharist or Anointing at home or in the hospital.

Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education and the

tact Shannon

This is the term for marriages getting “blessed” in the church. Most rules for

Tuesday 8:00am through

Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education. Candidates must be at least 7 years old. Contact

Please call the office immediately to start

If you’ve divorced and married, or

are marrying / married to someone with that situation even if it was prior to being Catholic:

ore all weekend Masses

(Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) 7776. RCIA is

for those who are interested in becoming Catholic or those who may not have completed the sacraments

A minimum of 6 months is required for

IMPORTANT PARISH CONTACTS:

Altar Servers: Mike Della Rosa

Bereavement Dinners: Norma Deines

Bulletin: Shannon Stowe

Cemetery: Mike Zulpo

Choir: (Saturday): Sarah Nichols (Sunday): Marty Taldo

Church Decor: Margie Ceola Jettie Franco

Catholic Youth (CY): (Sixth through Twelfth Grade): Chris Teague

Eucharistic Adoration: Shirley Hoke

Eucharistic Ministers: Leonard Pianalto

Gift Bearers: Shannon Stowe

Gift Shop: Misty Piazza Saturday: Christine Terry & Misty Piazza Sunday (Eng): Ryan Pianalto & Shirley Lott Sunday (Lat): Mary Frances Sulzen & Cathy Fakult

Grape Festival: (Chairman) Eric Pellin

(Co-Chair) Ryan Pianalto “The Hut”

Grapevine (e-mail news): Shannon Stowe

Knights of Columbus: Ryan Pianalto

Lectors: Patricia Gross

Parish Council: Mary Wyandt-Hiebert

Parish Religious Education (P.R.E.) Shannon Stowe

If you are new to our parish, we

welcome you and invite you to become a member. Registration forms are on the Parish Website (www.stjoetontitown.org) or in

the Parish Office. Please

complete one for each family member and drop it into the

collection basket.

Please also call the office if any

of your family information has changed (name, phone, address,

etc.) so that we can make the changes in our information.

We are always in need of more help in our various parish ministries please call the parish office or the person in charge of any ministries you are interested in. We would love to have you!

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

IMPORTANT PARISH CONTACTS:

Mike Della Rosa 479.790.2246

479.751.1425

Shannon Stowe [email protected]

479.361.2357

479.361.4677 479.361.2459

479.361.2560 479.361.2423

ugh Twelfth Grade): 479.361.2612

479.521.7869

Leonard Pianalto 479.361.2633

Shannon Stowe 479.361.2612

479.466.3994 Christine Terry & Misty Piazza Ryan Pianalto & Shirley Lott

Mary Frances Sulzen & Cathy Fakult

479.466.8223

479.287. 9384 479.361.2615

Shannon Stowe [email protected]

479.287. 9384

479.521.0123

Hiebert 521-6566

Shannon Stowe 479.361.2612.

parish ministries please call the parish office or the person in charge of any ministries you

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SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2013 THROUGH SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2013

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL IN NEED Rose Carender Rhonda Ceola Barbara Doyle Rosie Finn Phyllis Hale Msgr. James Mancini Patricia May Julie Neil Barry Nubbie Deloris Peacy Claudine Pianalto Esther Pianalto Leonard Pianalto Charlotte Piazza Duane Piazza Minnie Piazza Phillip Piazza Gunnison Riggins Charles Taldo Diana Wright

Roblee & Watson Families

Please e-mail or call the Parish Office to add those who need to be on the list. [email protected]

COLLECTIONS: Regular Collection $6,168.41 Building Fund $147.00 Children's Collection $11.25 Catholic Communications $5.00

E-Tithing / Online Giving: Check out the Online Giving Tab on our Parish Website www.stjoetontitown.org to sign up or for more information. Users receive reminder e-mails before every withdrawl.

MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULE

Sat. May 11 5:10 pm: The Holy Rosary

5:30 pm: Mothers - Living & Deceased

Sun. May 12 8:40 am: The Holy Rosary

9:00 am: All Parishioners

Sun. May 12 (Latin) 11:30 am: Mothers - Living & Deceased

Mon. May 13 No Mass No Mass

Tue. May 14 5:15 pm: Liturgy of the Hours


Wed. May 15 7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours

7:30 am: Mothers - Living & Deceased

Thur. May 16 7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours


Fri. May 17 7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours


Fri. May 17 5:15 pm: Liturgy of the Hours


Sat. May 18 5:10 pm: The Holy Rosary


Sun. May 19 8:40 am: The Holy Rosary


Sun. May 19 (Latin) 11:30 am: All Parishioners

WHAT’S GOING ON AT ST. JOSEPH’S

Mother’s Day Masses: During the month of May we will honor our Mothers, Grandmothers and Godmothers with a series of Masses. Mother’s Day cards are available for those who’d like to have their Mother(s) remembered. Stipends are not necessary but are appreciated. Please use the card and blank envelopes from those provided to give to the Mothers you’re honoring. Use the “Spiritual Bouquet” Envelope if you’d like to make a donation. Please be sure to fill it out and leave it in the Collection Basket.

Mother’s Day Book: At each door of the Church are pages on which you can write your Mother’s name. The pages will be compiled into our Mother’s Day booklet which will stay on the Altar through the month of May.

Graduating High School and College Seniors who turned in information will be recognized at Mass on May 19th and with a pancake breakfast following. Please plan to join us in celebrating our youth!

CONGRATULATIONS!! We had 15 Confirmation students make their Confirmation with Bishop Taylor on April 21st: Brock Brames, Ashleigh Brock, Alexandra Greenlee, Victoria Hamley, Halee Jackson, Madeline Jaro, James Kidd, Kelsey Kozak, Michael Matthews, Mason Miller, Christopher Mirch, Sydney Piazza, John Ray, Elise Reina, Sean Welytok.

CONGRATULATIONS!! To our 18 First Communicants who also got to help crown the Blessed Virgin Mary on May 4th: Emma Breaux, Andrew Dittmore, Abigail Guy, Gracen Hafemann, Emma Holt, Keegan Lehmann, Brandon

Lindenmuth, Maxwell McDonald, Michael Mrla, Blake Mussino, Connor Pianalto, Kinley Rowe, AnnaClaire Shaw, Henry Szlanski, Dawson Welch, Brittan Wittschen, Joshua Zulpo, Mattie Zulpo.

RCIA is over for this year. Anyone looking to join the Catholic Church is welcome to call the parish office and you'll be the first to know about opportunities for next year's RCIA.

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (PRE)

Classes run from 6:15pm to 7:30pm on Wednesdays.

� The Last PRE Class will be May 22nd! � Look for registration in Late June and early July. We'll

let you know for sure by bulletin announcements, facebook, and e-mail! Be prepared, if your child will be going into a sacramental preparation class we will have to have proof of prior Sacraments before we can register them!!

ST. JOSEPH'S GIFT SHOP

SACRAMENT SALE: The Gift Shop is holding its annual Sacrament Sale now through the end of May. The following items are 10% off: First Communion, Confirmation, RCIA, Baptism, Wedding, Rosaries, Crucifixes, Bibles and Prayer Books. The Gift Shop has the perfect gift for that special someone.

New Item Alert: The gift shop now has 2013 Sunday Missals for only $3. This is a new item that gives you the readings for

the weekend mass without the huge expense. today!

Wish List: The gift shop now has a wish list bsomething you would like to see in the gift shop, please come on back and put it in the book. We want to make sure we have a full offering for the parish.

Lighthouse Catholic Media: The Holy Priesthood: profound talks will help Catholics respond to Pope Benedict XVI's call to celebrate a "Year for Priests," and increase appreciation for the holy priesthood. Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Theology and Scripture at John Paul The Great Catholic University, and Chase Hilgenbrinck, seminarian and former professional soccer player, share rich insights about this vocation to which select men are called by God to serve Christ and the Church.

CASA: Giving is a lifestyle. Generosity, whether it be a selfless giving of your time, your talents or your treasure, is a true mark of a follower of Christ. Please return your CASA Gift/Pledge in the envelopes provided or visit us on the web at www.dolr.org.

ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHES

NWA FRASSATI

We want YOU in Frassati The NWA Frassati Society is for Catholic young adults ages 21-39 to come together to learn, fellowship and socialize. Join us for our weeklyMondays and our monthly book club on May 19. We are eating dinner at DamGoode Pies on May 30, volunteering at a VBS and skydiving in June! To learn more about the group and our events, please contact [email protected] nwafrassati.com. Thanks!!

ST VINCENT dePAUL - ROGERS, AR

St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Rogers, ARYouth Minister for grades 9 -12. The successful candidate will be a practicing Roman Catholic in good standing, modeling a solid Catholic lifestyle with experience in youth ministry. candidate will coordinate a vibrant Life Teen program, whicincludes religious education, spiritual, social, and service activities. Bilingual in Spanish is a definite plus. This is a fulltime, salaried position with benefits. Interested candidates are invited to send a cover letter and resume to: Sandra [email protected].

ST RAPHAEL - SPRINGDALE, AR

St. Raphael Catholic Church is searching for a Religious Education Director (PRE in Spanish) and a Director of Hispanic Youth Ministry. For more information please call the church’s office at (479) 756-6711 and ask tMr. Miguel Moreno.

St. Raphael opening for Full-time employee for custodial position or two part-time employees. Responsibilities: Clean

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mass without the huge expense. Get yours

a wish list book. If there is something you would like to see in the gift shop, please come on back and put it in the book. We want to make sure we

The Holy Priesthood: These

soccer player, share rich insights about this vocation to which select men are called by God to serve Christ and the Church.

iving is a lifestyle. Generosity, whether it be a selfless giving of your time, your talents or

is a true mark of a follower of Christ. Please return your CASA Gift/Pledge in the envelopes provided or visit us on the web at www.dolr.org. Our

parish goal $10,720.00. As of April 11th, we had met 80% of our Parish Goal - so we've raised $8,603.all who contributed to CASA. May God well Reward you!

KNIGHTLY NEWS

Our Next Meeting – Monday, May 13thKOC hall with food and beverages being served after the meeting.

For info about the Knights of Columbussuggestions, please contact Eric Pellin at 466

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Please call your division leaders (listed below) ifgoing to be able to cover your scheduled hour.

Midnight to 6am Denise Kidd

479-306-4244 479

Noon to 6pm

Regina Belmont

479-527-6641 479

The following regular hours are still uncovered:Tues. 6-7 pm, Wed 12-1am, 6

For any questions, please call Shirley Hoke at 479.530.4577

NNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHES

The NWA Frassati Society is for 39 to come together to learn,

fellowship and socialize. Join us for our weekly Bible study on Mondays and our monthly book club on May 19. We are

volunteering at a To learn more about the group and [email protected] and check

ROGERS, AR

St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Rogers, AR seeks a 12. The successful candidate will

be a practicing Roman Catholic in good standing, modeling a solid Catholic lifestyle with experience in youth ministry. The candidate will coordinate a vibrant Life Teen program, which includes religious education, spiritual, social, and service

Bilingual in Spanish is a definite plus. This is a full-Interested candidates are

invited to send a cover letter and resume to: Sandra Kugler –

SPRINGDALE, AR

St. Raphael Catholic Church is searching for a Religious Education Director (PRE in Spanish) and a Director of

For more information please call 6711 and ask to speak with

time employee for custodial Responsibilities: Clean

all facilities including stripping and waxing floors, and operating floor equipment. CustMust be flexible and be able to work nights and weekends. Position requires bending, moving furniture, lifting up to 75 pounds. Bilingual preferred

ST THOMAS AQUINAS - U OF A FAYETTEVILLE

Campus Minister Position - St. Thomas AqParish in Fayetteville has an opening for a Campus Minister with the ability to translate Catholic Church teachings and practices into programs that educate and to engage the college community in areas such as counseling, vocations, academand campus evangelization. The successful candidate must be a practicing Catholic with at least a bachelor’s degree and possess strong leadership skills and the ability to work well with teams. A background in theology or ministry is preferred but not required. This position is scheduled for 40 hours per week and includes benefits. Qualified candidates should email their resume to Father Joe Marconi, Pastor, St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish, at [email protected].

ST. SCHOLASTICA

Make your reservations today:by phone: 479.783.1135

or online at: www.stscho.org/retreat

On June 9-15, Macrina Wiederkehr, OSB will lead "The Benedictine Way: A Silent Guided Retreat."retreat will be Benedictine Spiritualispiritual growth. Sister Macrina will use themes from monastic spirituality to help you discern how the Benedictine Way can be for everyone. You can create a sacred rule of life right in

As of April 11th, we had met 80% so we've raised $8,603. Many thanks to

all who contributed to CASA. May God well Reward you!

KNIGHTLY NEWS

May 13th at 6:30 pm. at the th food and beverages being served after the

For info about the Knights of Columbus or if you have any suggestions, please contact Eric Pellin at 466-8223.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION HELP PLEASE!

Please call your division leaders (listed below) if you are not going to be able to cover your scheduled hour.

6am to Noon Donna Tito

479-236-6286 / 479-756-9589

6pm to Midnight

Judy Ranalli

479-361-2086 / 479-957-0825

The following regular hours are still uncovered: 1am, 6-7pm. Fri. 7-8pm, 9-10pm

For any questions, please call Shirley Hoke at 479.530.4577.

NNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHESall facilities including stripping and waxing floors, and operating floor equipment. Custodial experience is a plus. Must be flexible and be able to work nights and weekends. Position requires bending, moving furniture, lifting up to 75

U OF A FAYETTEVILLE

St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish in Fayetteville has an opening for a Campus Minister with the ability to translate Catholic Church teachings and practices into programs that educate and to engage the college community in areas such as counseling, vocations, academics and campus evangelization. The successful candidate must be a practicing Catholic with at least a bachelor’s degree and possess strong leadership skills and the ability to work well with teams. A background in theology or ministry is preferred

t required. This position is scheduled for 40 hours per week and includes benefits. Qualified candidates should email their resume to Father Joe Marconi, Pastor, St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish, at [email protected].

ST. SCHOLASTICA - FT. SMITH, AR

Make your reservations today: by phone: 479.783.1135

or online at: www.stscho.org/retreat-registration

15, Macrina Wiederkehr, OSB will lead "The Benedictine Way: A Silent Guided Retreat." The focus of this retreat will be Benedictine Spirituality as a pathway for spiritual growth. Sister Macrina will use themes from monastic spirituality to help you discern how the Benedictine Way can be for everyone. You can create a sacred rule of life right in

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the midst of everyday living. Cost of this retreat is $450.00 with a non-refundable $50.00 registration fee which confirms your registration, and is applied to the cost of the retreat.

SUBIACO ABBEY & ACADEMY - SUBIACO, AR

“Monastic Plunge” Men’s Vocation Retreat: For single catholic men age 18-45 who have wondered about monastic life, then here is your chance! The monks of Subiaco Abbey in Subiaco, Arkansas, will open their home for a vocation retreat on May 23-27, 2013. We are a family of forty-one monks with ten men in formation. Find out why men are coming from across the nation to become a monk at Subiaco! Others only let you come and see an abbey, we let you “plunge” right into monastic life. These four days will allow you to pray with us in choir, work alongside other monks, eat and recreate with the monks, and learn the basics of monastic life from our chant and prayer to our vows and work. Take the “monastic plunge” and see for yourself if God may be calling you to the monastic way of life right here in Arkansas. Contact Fr. Elijah Owens, OSB, at 479-438-9115 or www.benedictinemonks.org

Camp Subiaco: June 16-22 or June 23-29, 2013. Summer Camp for boys ages 9-13 Organized & operated by Subiaco Academy Alumni & fathers of campers with the monks of Subiaco Abbey. Register online at www.campsubiaco.org or call 479-934-1029.

LITTLE PORTION HERMITAGE -

EUREKA SPRINGS, AR

John Michael Talbot - St. Francis & St. Benedict Retreat June 7-9, 2013. A Balanced Approach to Gospel Living.

John Michael Talbot - Nothing Is Impossible June 21-23, 2013 or July 26-28, 2013. Live the Gospel positively in the middle of the negativity of modern society.

John Michael Talbot - The New Monasticism June 28-30, 2013. Elements of monastic and contemplative life to discover how this ancient wisdom, learning and spiritual practice might be understood and lived today.

John Michael Talbot - Come To The Quiet July 12-14, 2013. You are invited to join John Michael Talbot, world-famous musician and traveler who has touched millions with his hauntingly beautiful meditative music in the deeper places where one finds peace. Be transformed through silent meditation. Consider coming a day or two earlier or staying after to better integrate your work and enhance renewal and rest.

SACRED HEART - MORRILTON, AR

Members of Sacred Heart Parish in Morrilton invite you to their Annual School Bazaar on Friday, May 31st and Saturday, June 1st, 2013. Activities begin at 6:00 P.M. on Friday night, and 5:00 P.M. Saturday night. There will be concessions, children and adult games, midway, and drawings for numerous adult and kid prizes, including a 2013 Jeep Wrangler, Carnival Cruise and Sea World Trip. Tickets may be purchased on-line at www.sacredheartmorrilton.org. or call 501-354-8113. Need not be present to win. Family style, all you can eat Spaghetti/Sausage Turkey/Dressing dinner Saturday 4:00 p.m. -6:30 p.m.

DIOCESE OF LITTLE ROCK

Register now for the summer Bible Institute sponsored by Little Rock Scripture Study. “Luke the Artist” is the topic presented by Fr. Michael Patella, OSB, from St. John’s Abbey in Minnesota. June 21-23, St. John Center in Little Rock. Paid registration required by June 7. Download the registration form at our website, www.littlerockscripture.org, or call the Scripture Study office to receive one by mail (501-664-6102). All are welcome to this enriching weekend.

ARmusica Benefit Concert for St. Joseph former Orphanage St. Joseph Center of Arkansas presents a Benefit Concert to help restore the former St. Joseph Orphanage in North Little Rock. ARmusica will perform a wonderful evening of beautiful music featuring pianist, Julie Cheek and principal members of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra. The concert will be held on Tuesday, May 21 at Trinity United Methodist Church; 1101 North Mississippi and will begin at 7:00 p.m. Works by Saint-Saens and Brahms will be performed. There is no admission fee but donations will be accepted. A reception will follow in the church lobby. For

more information, contact [email protected] or visit www.sjcark.org.

NFP Teachers Needed: The Family Life Office is looking for Natural Family Planning users who would be interested in becoming dedicated NFP teachers for our diocese. The Family Life Office can assist you in meeting the criteria to become a certified instructor. For more information about becoming a NFP teacher, contact the Family Life Office, 501-664-0340 or got to www.dolr.org.

NFP (Natural Family Planning) classes are starting almost every month in Northwest Arkansas. Find schedules at the diocesan web site (www.dolr.org) “Marriage and Family” section, “NFP” link (phone: 501-664-0340). The methods of NFP reflect the dignity of the human person within the context of marriage and family life and promote openness to life and the value of the child. NFP classes are now required as part of marriage preparation for all couples in the Diocese, and already married couples are invited and welcome to register for a class series as well. NFP methods can help couples with infertility and women's health issues. Some of these moral methods have a higher success rate than InVitro Fertilization.

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TV MASS FOR THE HOMEBOUND Heart of the Nation, a nonprofit Catholic ministry, provides the weekly TV Mass on broadcast, cable, and satellite channels. Compassionate homilies, an inspirational prayer for spiritual communion during distribution of the Eucharist, and closed-captioning for the hearing impaired enable the homebound to experience the blessings of Sunday Mass. In our area the broadcast is available on the following channels:

Cable TV: Cox – NW Arkansas Ch. 46 8:30 a.m.

Dig. Cable TV: AT&T U-Verse Ch. 195 8:30 a.m.

Satellite TV: DirecTV Ch. 305 8:30 a.m.

Dish Network Ch. 216 8:30 a.m.

For a national channel guide or to watch the Mass online visit www.HeartoftheNation.org. You can also catch Mass on EWTN if it is part of your package with your TV provider.

WEEKEND MINISTRIES

Date: Altar Servers: Lectors: Eucharistic Ministers: Gift Bearers: EM to Sick

11-May

Hannah Pianalto

Richard Ptak

Host Cp-T Margie Ceola

Dean & Jamie Schaben Family

Host-C Shannon Stowe

Cup-T Judy Ranalli

Lauren Dexter

Cup-T Stan Pianalto

Cup-C Patricia Mansell

Cup-C Evelyn Pianalto

12-May

Lydia Huck

Vanessa Sbanotto

Host Cp-T Denise McDonald

Pat & Bob Brock Family

Mike Della Rosa

Matthew Fakult Host-C Mike Della Rosa

Andrew Fakult Cup-T Chris Pianalto

Brock Bewley Cup-T Dail Bevins

Matthew Huck Cup-C Robert Beyer

Cup-C Patricia Gross

18-May

Austin Nichols

Kevin O'Connor

Host Cp-T Mary Ann Carender

Brian & Michelle Lehmann Family

Host-C Helen McGinnis

Cup-T Diya LeDuc

Colton Miller

Cup-T Sheila Connelly

Cup-C Leslie Schwarz

Cup-C Jim Schwarz

19-May

Michael Kidd

Roger Gross

Host Cp-T James Miller

Dean & Denise McDonald Family

Pat & Bob Brock

James Kidd Host-C Denise Pearce

Dwayne Byrd Cup-T Mike Verucchi

Nicholas Byrd Cup-T Debbie Verucchi

Joshua Beyer Cup-C Maureen Gruich

Cup-C Chris Martini

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Patrick Barnard Virginia Diliberti Abigail Livingston Mike Collins Olivia Harlow Albert Piazza

Isabel Stewart Paul Foster

Micah Wittschen Ali Ezell

Becky Geiger Patrick Guy

Dillon Zoretic Mundo Harbaugh Beth Miller

Lexington Stout Vernon Lott Brady Meins

Letausha Ahrents Daniel Huck Robin Kern

Shannon Beyer Logan Harral Joan Mussino

Brayden Zulpo Marian Cochran Tim Dexter

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! Quinn & Kathie Engel

Ernie & Kimberly Woodard Johnny & Leona Sabatini Mike & Debbie Verucchi

Paul & Shannon Stowe

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS –MAY - JUNE 2013 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

MASS READINGS May 10 May 11

MAY 12 - MAY 18 Sunday: Acts 1:1-11 Ps 47:2-3,6-9 Eph 1:17-23 Lk 24:46-

53 Monday: Acts 19:1-8 Ps 68:2-7 Jn 16:29-33 Tuesday: Acts 1:15-17,20-26 Ps 113:1-8 Jn 15:9-17 Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38 Ps 68:29-30,33-36 Jn 17:11-19 Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11 Ps 16:1-2,5,7-11 Jn 17:20-

26 Friday: Acts 25:13-21 Ps 103:1-2,11-12,19-20 Jn 21:15-19 Saturday: Acts 28:16-20,30-31 Ps 11:4-5,7 Jn 21:20-25

MAY 19 - MAY 25 Sunday: Acts 2:1-11 Ps 104:1,24,29-31,34 1 Cor 12:3-

7,12-13 Jn 20:19-23

Monday: Sir 1:1-10 Ps 93:1-2,5 Mk 9:14-29

Tuesday: Sir 2:1-11 Ps 37:3-4,18-19,27-28,39-40 Mk

9:30-37 Wednesday: Sir 4:11-19 PS 119:165,168,171-72,174-75

Mk 9:38-40 Thursday: Sir 5:1-8 Ps 1:1-4,6 Mk 9:41-50 Friday: Sir 6:5-17 Ps 119:12,16,18,27,34-35 Mk 10:1-12 Saturday: Sir 17:1-15 Ps 103:13-18 Mk 10:13-16

LofH 7:15am Mass 7:30 am

LofH 5:10 PM Mass 5:30 PM

Rosary 5:10 PM Mass 5:30 PM

May 12 May 13 May 14 May 15 May 16 May 17 May 18

ASCENSION SUNDAY

MOTHER'S DAY! Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass







May 19 May 20 May 21 May 22 May 23 May 24 May 25

PENTECOST

GRADUATE RECOGNITION Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

Graduation Pancake Breakfast 10:00 AM

Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass



Last PRE Class





May 26 May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 May 31 June 1

Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass

Office Closed in observance of Memorial Day



Catechist Meeting



OFFICE CLOSED due to staff

vacation


FIRST SATURDAY


June 2 June 3 June 4 June 5 June 6 June 7 June 8

CORPUS CHRISTI Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

Latin Mass 11:30 AM

2 pm Holy Hour for Corpus Christi

No Mass




FIRST FRIDAY LofH 7:15am Mass 7:30 am



ABBREVIATIONS: PEC = Parish Education Center AE = Adult Education Room C = Church PH = Parish Hall LofH = Liturgy of the Hours

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