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Raymond BarryDirector of Christian Service

Suzan CoxLiturgy Director

Allyson HarrisCoordinator of Religious Education

George Q. EvansPastoral Minister

Tom LewisRCIA Coordinator

Debbie TubertiniDirector of Evangelization & SFC’s

Melissa ShapleySenior High Director of Youth Ministry

Amelia RizorJunior High Director of Youth Ministry

Helen WalshDirector of Music

Jules MichelPrincipal, St. Richard School601-366-1157www.strichardschool.org

MASSESSaturday Vigil:Sunday s:

Weekda ys: 7:0 0 A.M .8:0 0 A.M .

Holy Days:As Announce d in Bulleti n

NURSERYAT ALL SUNDAY MASSE S

CRY RO OMIn Church for al l Ma sses

RECONCI LIATIONSaturday, 4:30 -5:1 5 P.M .or By Appointmen t

RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONSunday : 9:1 5 - 10:1 5 A.M .Adult s & Ages 4 - Grade 9

1242 Lynnwood DriveJackson, MS 39206

Mailing Address:P.O. Box 16547

Jackson, MS 39236

Phone (601) 366-2335www.saintrichard.com

Sr. Therese Jacobs, BVMPastoral Minister



Kim TurnerCoordinator of Religious Education




Melissa ShapleySenior High Director of Youth Ministry



Jules MichelPrincipal, St. Richard School601-366-1157www.strichardschool.org









Cathy WilsonPrincipal, St. Richard School601-366-1157www.strichardschool.org

MASSESSaturday Vigil: 5:00 P.M.Sundays:8:00 A.M., 10:30 A.M., 5:00 P.M.Monday, Wednesday, Friday:7:00 A.M., 8:00 A.M.Tuesday, Thursday:7:00 A.M., 5:30 P.M.

Holy Days:As Announced in Bulletin

NURSERYAT ALL SUNDAY MASSES

CRY ROOMIn Church for all Masses

RECONCILIATION Saturday, 4:00-4:45 P.M.or By Appointment

RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONSunday: 9:15 - 10:15 A.M.Wednesday: 6:00 - 7:00 P.M.Adults & Ages 3 - Grade 9

1242 Lynnwood DriveJackson, MS 39206

Mailing Address:P.O. Box 16547

Jackson, MS 39236

Phone (601) 366-2335www.saintrichard.com

TAKE TEN WITH FAMILY OR FRIENDS Spend 10 minutes reflecting on God’s Word.NEXT Sunday’s Scripture: Baruch 5:1-9 Philippians 1:4-6, 8-11 Luke 3:1-6

How are you waiting, preparing, observing this Advent? What “rough ways” might need to be “made smooth” in your life, your world for a more meaningful celebration of Christmas?

Remember Our Seminarians When Sending Out Christmas Cards Our seminarians love to know we are thinking about and praying for them. Those studying at

Notre Dame Seminary (2901 South Carrollton, New Orleans, LA 70118-4391) are Jason Johnston, Adam Nobles, Binh Ngyen, Rusty Vincent and Jose de Jesus Sanchez. Those studying at St.

Joseph Seminary (75376 River Road, St. Benedict, LA 70457) are Aaron Williams, Adolfo Suarez, Candido Alvarez, Nick Adam and Mark Shoffner . Cesar Sanchez is studying in Mexico.

The seminarians will go on break December 10th.

This is the Year of FaithThis year believers around the world are called to renew their commitment to the faith. During

the Mass become “ full, active and conscious participants.” Show your commitment to the Mass and the Eucharist by responding to the prayers and singing. At Mass we come

together as one body, never as a spectator. Let’s celebrate this Year of Faith with great joy and celebration.

Saturday, December 8th - Feast of the Immaculate Conception Holy Day of Obligation

Mass for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception will be at 9:00 a.m. There will be no 8:00 a.m. Mass that day. Saturday night Mass at 5:00 p.m. is the Vigil Mass for Sunday.

The Immaculate Conception is a dogma of the Cathol ic Church maintaining that from the moment she was conceived, the Blessed Virgin Ma ry was kept free of original sin and was filled with the sanctifying grace normally conferred during bapt ism. It is one of the four dogmas in Roman Catholic Mariology.

Mary is often called the Immacula ta (the Immaculate One), particularly in artistic and cultural contexts.

Protecting God’s Children The Diocese of Jackson is committed to ensuring that no one being served by the Church be at risk

of sexual abuse or exploitation by clergy, religi ous or lay church personnel. The spiritual well-being of all the victims, their families and others in the community is of particular concern to the Church. In accordance with our policy, all victims are offered counseling and pastoral care. Any-one who has been a victim of abuse or exploitation by clergy, religious or lay church personnel and

has not yet reported it is encouraged to do so. Our victim assistance coordinator, Valerie McClellan, a licensed social worker, is available to assist in making a report . Please contact her at

601-326-3728. For more information about diocesan policies and to learn what the diocese is doing to create a safe environment for everyone, please visit the diocesan website at www.jacksondiocese.org and

click on Protecting God’s Children. Joseph N. Latino

Bishop of Jackson

TAKE TEN WITH FAMILY OR FRIENDS Spend 10 minutes reflecting on God’s Word.NEXT Sunday’s Scripture: Mark 11:1-10 Philippians 2:6-11 Mark 14:1-15:47

Which of his human traits draws you closer to Jesus? Recall a time when you were disappointed with your own human weakness. How did you deal with that disappointment?

Easter Flower Memorials— Deadline Approaching! Memorials can be mailed to the church offi ce or put in an envelope in the collec-tion basket with the names of your loved ones. They will be listed in the Easter Sunday bulletin. Due to printing deadlines, the information must be in by Fri-day, March 27th . If you miss the closing date, it will be published in the follow-ing Sunday’s bulletin. Please mail all info rmation to the attention of Ebony at St. Richard Catholic Church P. O. Box 16547, Jackson, MS 39236. Please print.

Men’s Lenten Prayer Breakfast March 23rd Fr. Juan Chavajay, Associate Pastor St. Richard March 30th Bishop Joseph Kopa cz, Catholic Diocese of Jackson

During Mondays in Lent, the 7:00 a.m. Ma ss will be at 6:30 a.m. The prayer breakfast will start at 7:00 a.m. in Foley Hall and should be over by 7:40. All men

are welcome to attend.

Save the Date—New Book Study George Evans will facilitate a new book study after Easter st arting April 8th and meeting once a week until May 13th at 6: 30 p.m. in the Mercy Room. The book is Mercy-The Essence of the Gospel and the Key of Christian Life by Cardinal Walter Kasper. Books are $20. Contact George to order a book: 601-366-2335 or [email protected] .

Priest Education Fund Raffle Tickets $5 each Prizes: *Football autographed by HOF Punter Ray Guy and other NFL greats *Gift certificate for Homemade Pie from the Hickory Pit Bar-B-Q *Mississippi Braves memorabilia *We will also auction off a signed baseball donated by Fr. Burke Masters, MSU 1990. Drawing will be March 27th. The Knights of Columbus Council 15131 will be sell-ing raffle tickets at the Friday fish fr y dinner. You can also contact any Knight

to purchase a ticket.








Mary Kate ReesSenior High Director of Youth Ministry


Cathy WilsonPrincipal, St. Richard School601-366-1157www.strichardschool.org

Rev. John Bohn, Pastor Padre Juan Chavajay, Associate Pastor

November 29, 2015 The First Sunday of Advent

T his weekend we begin the sacred season of Advent. The season of Advent is a 4-week period in which we will prepare ourselves to celebrate the ‘Feast of the Incar-nation,’ of God becoming a human being. In the words of the fathers of the Second

Vatican Council, ‘Advent has a two-fold character: as a season to prepare us for Christmas when Christ’s first coming is remembered; as a season when that remembrance directs the mind and heart to await Christ’s second coming at the end of time. Advent is thus a period of devout and joyful expectation.’

Notice that the council fathers said that the time before Christmas is a time of ‘devout and joyful expectation.’ If we are honest with ourselves, however, these next few weeks are oftentimes anything but. For many of you, these next few weeks will be filled with anxiety, chaos and even anger. Don’t believe me? Go to any big-box store the day after Thanksgiving and watch seemingly normal people fight over cheap flat-screen televisions. Others of you will freak out about getting your house decorated just perfectly. Still others of you will spend yourselves into crazy amounts of debt getting that ‘perfect’ gift for some family member who already has too much stuff.

Sadly, our extremely consumeristic culture distracts us from the true meaning of this sea-son. This time of year is not about running around crazy, eating and drinking like gluttons, spend-ing ourselves into oblivion, worrying that everything needs to be ‘just so.’ Rather, this should be a time of peace, of joy, of confident expectation of better days ahead. During these days, we are re-minded yet again that God continues to keep His promise to us to send us a Savior. If, during the next few weeks, you get blinded and stressed by all the seeming ‘demands’ of this time of year, re-member that Promise, and find Joy in that!

FROM FATHER JOHN

The Diocese of Jackson is committed to ensuring that no one being served by the church be (is) at risk of sexual abuse or exploitation by clergy or by religious or lay personnel. The spiritual well-being of all the victims, their families and others in the community is of particular concern to the church. In accordance with our policy, all victims are offered counseling and pastoral care. Anyone who has been a victim of abuse or exploitation by clergy or by religious or lay personnel and has not yet reported it is encouraged to do so. Our victim assistance coordinator, Valerie McClellan, a licensed social worker, is available to assist in making a report. Please contact her at 601.326.3728. For more information about diocesan policies and procedures and to learn what the diocese is doing to create a safe environment for everyone, please visit the diocesan website at www.jacksondiocese.org and click on “Protection of Children”. -Bishop Joseph R. Kopacz, D.D., PH.D. To take the online review, go to www.jacksondiocese.org/about/offices/child-protection/ then click on “Access Protection of Children Recertification Program”

TAKE TEN WITH FAMILY OR FRIENDS Spend 10 minutes reflecting on God’s Word

NEXT Sunday’s Scripture: Baruch 5:1-9 Philippians 1:4-6, 8-11 Luke 3:1-6 As we hear in the readings today of the coming of the Lord into the deserts of our lives, let us keep in mind that we too can bear the presence of the Lord into the lives of those around us, carrying on the good work that God has begun in us.

PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

Rev. John Bohn, Pastor Padre Juan Chavajay, Associate Pastor

November 29, 2015 The First Sunday of Advent

T his weekend we begin the sacred season of Advent. The season of Advent is a 4-week period in which we will prepare ourselves to celebrate the ‘Feast of the Incar-nation,’ of God becoming a human being. In the words of the fathers of the Second

Vatican Council, ‘Advent has a two-fold character: as a season to prepare us for Christmas when Christ’s first coming is remembered; as a season when that remembrance directs the mind and heart to await Christ’s second coming at the end of time. Advent is thus a period of devout and joyful expectation.’

Notice that the council fathers said that the time before Christmas is a time of ‘devout and joyful expectation.’ If we are honest with ourselves, however, these next few weeks are oftentimes anything but. For many of you, these next few weeks will be filled with anxiety, chaos and even anger. Don’t believe me? Go to any big-box store the day after Thanksgiving and watch seemingly normal people fight over cheap flat-screen televisions. Others of you will freak out about getting your house decorated just perfectly. Still others of you will spend yourselves into crazy amounts of debt getting that ‘perfect’ gift for some family member who already has too much stuff.

Sadly, our extremely consumeristic culture distracts us from the true meaning of this sea-son. This time of year is not about running around crazy, eating and drinking like gluttons, spend-ing ourselves into oblivion, worrying that everything needs to be ‘just so.’ Rather, this should be a time of peace, of joy, of confident expectation of better days ahead. During these days, we are re-minded yet again that God continues to keep His promise to us to send us a Savior. If, during the next few weeks, you get blinded and stressed by all the seeming ‘demands’ of this time of year, re-member that Promise, and find Joy in that!

FROM FATHER JOHN

The Diocese of Jackson is committed to ensuring that no one being served by the church be (is) at risk of sexual abuse or exploitation by clergy or by religious or lay personnel. The spiritual well-being of all the victims, their families and others in the community is of particular concern to the church. In accordance with our policy, all victims are offered counseling and pastoral care. Anyone who has been a victim of abuse or exploitation by clergy or by religious or lay personnel and has not yet reported it is encouraged to do so. Our victim assistance coordinator, Valerie McClellan, a licensed social worker, is available to assist in making a report. Please contact her at 601.326.3728. For more information about diocesan policies and procedures and to learn what the diocese is doing to create a safe environment for everyone, please visit the diocesan website at www.jacksondiocese.org and click on “Protection of Children”. -Bishop Joseph R. Kopacz, D.D., PH.D. To take the online review, go to www.jacksondiocese.org/about/offices/child-protection/ then click on “Access Protection of Children Recertification Program”

TAKE TEN WITH FAMILY OR FRIENDS Spend 10 minutes reflecting on God’s Word

NEXT Sunday’s Scripture: Baruch 5:1-9 Philippians 1:4-6, 8-11 Luke 3:1-6 As we hear in the readings today of the coming of the Lord into the deserts of our lives, let us keep in mind that we too can bear the presence of the Lord into the lives of those around us, carrying on the good work that God has begun in us.

PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

FAITH LIFE

Grades 10, 11 and 12 Meet Mary Kate Rees, the new Senior High Youth Minister!

Email: [email protected] Phone: 601.366.2335. ext 117

Office Times: Thursdays 3:30-5:30 & Fridays 3:30-5:30

Follow us! Twitter: @FaithLifeStRich Instagram: @faithlife_st.ryouthgroup

“Like” us on Facebook: St. Richard’s Faith Life Senior High Youth Group

Text 81010 with message @strfaith for reminders about events

Sunday, November 29– No Faith Life Meeting (Thanksgiving Break)

Wednesday, December 2– Faith Life Meeting from 6 P.M. until 7:30 P.M.

Bring $3 for pizza and drinks.

ALIVE Grades 7, 8, and 9

Sunday Night Live (this Sunday) No Meeting Wednesday Night Discipleship will meet from 6:00 P.M. until 7:30 P.M. in the Youth Center. The Game Room will open at 6:00 P.M. Juice and Jesus will meet from 7:25 A.M. until 7:45 A.M. in the St. Joe Field House. All 7th & 8th graders are welcome. Sunday School No Meeting this Sunday Twelve young men are studying for the priesthood for the diocese of Jackson. In an effort to help you get to know them the Vocation Committee will feature each one of them in this section. Nick Adam is from Meridian, MS. He is in his second year of theology at the Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans. His birthday is September 11. Mark Shoffner is from Greenville, MS. He is also in his second year of theology at the Notre Dame Seminary. His birthday is October 7. These men depend on our prayers and enjoy getting notes and cards. A link for the complete list of seminarians can be found on our website, www.saintrichard.com. You can also “like” them on their Facebook page.

Just a reminder, when making a donation of stock to the church, please notify the business office of your intention

so that we can follow up with our broker.

Mission Mississippi Prayer Breakfast

Christmas Memorial Flowers

Donations are now being accepted for Christmas memorials. Donations will be used for

decorating and refreshing flowers during the Christmas season. Donations can be brought

to the church office, mailed to the office at P.O. Box 16547, Jackson, MS 39236,

or placed in the collection basket at any of the Masses. You are asked to list the names of the

deceased along with the names of those requesting the memorial (please print). Memorials will be listed in the

Christmas bulletin. Due to printing deadlines, all me-morial requests must be received by December 15.

REMEMBER

Any parishioner who would like access to the FORMED website, which includes Catholic videos, books, audio

presentations, and Catholic programs, can gain access to it by sending an email to [email protected]. You

will receive an automated email with instructions to access the website.

2016 Parish Mission

Mark your calendars now for our 2016 Parish Mission- January 18 through January 20, 2016. Father Jack Conley, who travels all over to present missions, will be facilitating our 2016 Mission. Father Jack is a passionate priest from

Chicago. You don’t want to miss this!

First Reconciliation is at 5:30 P.M. on December 1 in the church. A nursery will be available. The School Reconciliation Service is Thursday, December 3 at 9:00 A.M. in the church. First Friday Rosary is Friday, December 4 at 2:30 P.M. in the church. St. Richard School is kicking off their APPLE RAFFLE- St. Richard School is selling raffle tickets for a chance to win amazing Apple prizes! The prizes include 2 MacBook Airs, 2 iPad Airs, and 3 iPad Minis. Tickets are $10 each, or 5 tickets for $45. The funds raised will be used to help fund increasing the overall number of iPads that are available to all students and to help fund the One-to-One program (1 iPad per student) for our 4th through 6th grades. The drawing will be held on Friday, December 11. See a St. Richard student or call the office for more information (601.366.1157). Anyone interested in scheduling a tour of St. Richard School can call the school office or email Ms. Wilson at [email protected] to set up a time.

THE PARISH COMMUNITY

Thursday, December 3 Stewpot Ministries

110 West Capitol Street

Get to Know Your Seminarians– Nick Adam and Mark Shoffner

Tuesday, December 1 Neighborhood Christian

Center 417 West Ash Street

SAINT RICHARD CATHOLIC SCHOOL CORNER

Donations of Stock

YOUTH WORLD

Please remember when you are shopping to pick up an extra dollar (or two) of non perishable food items. The items will be distributed to Deliver Me Seniors and the Good Samaritan Center. Both organizations use donations to feed the elderly. Donations can be placed in the large can at the entrance of the church.

“An Opportunity to Gather, Remember, Celebrate, and Honor our Loved Ones” Please RSVP– Thursday, December 10 at 6:30 P.M. in Foley Hall

We’re all so busy during the Christmas Season. Why not set aside this little time to remember our deceased loved ones? The St. Richard Bereavement Support Group will hold a special Candlelight Remembrance Celebration on Thursday, December 10 at 6:30 P.M. in Foley Hall. There will be a discussion of various ways to honor our deceased loved ones followed by a brief Candle Lighting Prayer Service. Each family or person will be given a candle to light to honor their loved one(s) by name. You may then take your candle home to light again at Christmas. A social time of wine and cheese and other refreshments follows the service. PLEASE invite your family members or anyone you know who is bereaved, and please RSVP to Nancy right away so that we will have an idea of how many to plan for and the number of candles needed. It is open to all regardless of how long ago the death occurred or your church affiliation. If you have questions, just need someone to talk to, or to RSVP, call Linda Lalor (601.853.8840), Suzie Cranston (601.982.5464), or Nancy McGhee (601.942.2078 or email [email protected])

Lectio During Advent will be offered during four weeks in Advent. Meetings will be held on the following Tuesdays: November 24, December 1, December 8. and December 15 from 10:00 A.M. until 11:30 A.M. in the Mercy Room. Mary Louise Jones and Claudia Addison will facilitate. To sign up or ask questions, contact Claudia at [email protected] or 601.594.3937. If you are not sure about joining us, feel free to stop by and see what this is all about. This is a great way to grow in your relationships with God and with others.

The Women and Spirit documentary detailing the impact of Catholic sisters on America will air on local channels on the following dates:

Women & Spirit: Catholic Sisters in America...Sunday, December 13 at 3:00 P.M. A Mission of Healing & Hope...Sunday, December 13 at 4:00 P.M. A Mission of Healing & Hope...Friday, December 18 at 9:30 P.M.

Women & Spirit: Catholic Sisters in America...Monday, December 21 at 8:00 P.M.

The Carmelite Monastery Gift Shop is now open for Christmas! They have beautiful Christmas merchandise, baked goods, and more. Call 601.373.3412 to get more information.

They are open weekdays from 9 A.M. until 4 P.M. Saturdays 10 A.M. until 5 P.M. & Sundays 12 P.M. until 5 P.M.

The annual St. Richard Ladies’ Retreat is scheduled for January 22-24, 2016 at St. Mary of the Pines in Chatawa, Mississippi. We are very excited about our guest speaker– Bishop Kopacz! No doubt spots will fill up fast with the Bishop as a speaker. Mark your calendar now and check the bulletin for additional information in the next couple of weeks.

Mark your Calendar Now for our Ladies’ Retreat

Lectio During Advent– A Way to Pray Scripture

Our sincere thanks goes to our generous parishioners for your faithful stewardship. To comply with the Internal Revenue Service, any contributions for the calendar year 2015 must be received in the parish office or placed in the collection no later than December 31, 2015. Contributions mailed must be post marked by December 31, 2015.

Saint Richard Parish Contribution Reminder

Carmelite Monastery Gift Shop

The Associates of the Sisters of Mercy are collecting blankets and throws, new and gently used, for Our Daily Bread Ministry in Canton, MS. Sister Mary Anne Poeschl will distribute the blankets. Blankets can be brought to Suzan Cox at the St. Richard Church office. Deadline to bring blankets is December 11.

The Associates of the Sisters of Mercy– Blanket Collection

The preconstruction price of $2,500 for a niche in the columbarium will end on December 31, 2015. Beginning January 1, 2016, the cost of each niche will increase by $500.

Each niche can hold the cremains for two people.

Columbarium

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Special Christmas Remembrance for our Deceased Loved Ones

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Sunday: People of the Parish

Monday: 7:00 A.M. Catharine Thomas req. by Dierdre Payne 8:00 A.M. Fred Jabaley req. by David & Angie McNamara

Tuesday: 7:00 A.M. Shirley Bealor req. by Margaret Campbell (special intention) 5:30 P.M. Peck Cranston req. by Bob & Jackie Stedman

Wednesday: 7:00 A.M. Beth Arrington req. by Bob & Jackie Stedman 8:15 A.M. Mike Heywang req. by Michael & Elaine Heywang

Thursday: 7:00 A.M. Helen Yoste req. by Bob & Jackie Stedman 8:00 A.M. Naomi French req. by Helen Opiela

Friday: 7:00 A.M. James William Gorman req. by the Gorman family 8:00 P.M. Alton Cobb req. by Margaret Campbell

Saturday: 5:00 P.M. People of the Parish

Please notify the church office of births, deaths and hospital stays

PLEASE PRAY FOR HEALING

At Home: Laquita Koenig, Natalie Rose Sant’ Angelo, Joe Lemoine, Dora Roell, Avery Nejam, Fr. John Leogue, Jim Payne, Edna Dollar, Catherine Marler, Jack Hoffman– son of Tico and Mitzi Hoffman (C), Steve Waggener (M), Gwen Lundy (M), Gale Purser, Tom Elzen (I), Debbie Turk (M), Alton Cobb– husband of Mary Cobb (E), Carrie Maniscalco Friends and Family: Margie Hunter– sister of Ginger Hogg (J), Beth Justus Warga, sister of Caroline Gaudet (L), Denise Wissel (D), and Martha Joseph (G) At UMC– Cathy Griffin-Marler At St. Jude in Memphis– Townes Querin, son of Todd & Lindsay Querin, grandson of Linda Querin St. Dominic– Roy McMillan (L) Please Pray for our Nursing Home Parishioners & Friends

The Orchard: Kay McDonald, Mildred Wilkinson, Billie Tonos Manhattan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center: Eileen Meeney, Janis Franklin, Lura Matthews, Laura Campbell Highland Home: Peter Daschbach, Betty McAndrew, Adelle Rice St. Catherine’s Village: Mary Catherine Grower, Norma Blossman, Mary Hogg, Avenelle Allison, Vic Duvic, Carol Ann Koby, Ann Fournet, Fr. Richard Somers, Mary Herlihy, Jeanne Michel, Rosemary McMullan, Vic Duvic Chateau Ridgeland: Carol Weimar, Jim Willis, Bill Morgan Lakeland Nursing & Rehabilitation: Marguerite Andrews The Blake: Posey Albriton

9:15 A.M.

All Masses

First Sunday of Advent Timely Topics- “Having Mercy” by Fr. David Knight No Coffee & Creed No Scripture Study No Good Shepherd Special Collection for St. Vincent de Paul

8:45 A.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M.

Rosary at the Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2903 N. State Street) All Welcome Centering Prayer– Library St. Vincent de Paul Meeting

10:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M.

Senior Reconciliation in Foley Hall Mass of Anointing in Foley Hall followed by lunch First Reconciliation in the church Young Adults

7:30 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M.

First Reconciliation Breakfast in Foley Hall Adoration Parish Dinner in Foley Hall Good Shepherd Scripture Study with Father John– Chatham Room Catholic Inquiry in the Chichester Room

9:00 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M.

School Reconciliation Centering Prayer– Library Human Trafficking Meeting in the Mercy Room

All Masses St. Richard School selling raffle tickets after all Masses

2:30 P.M. First Friday Rosary in the Church

All Masses 9:15 A.M. 7:30 P.M.

St. Richard School selling raffle tickets after all Masses Cursillo in Glynn Hall Echoes of Gold– a free concert from the Mississippi Chorus in the church– Reception to follow in Foley Hall

Saint Richard Parish Finance Corner

2015 Weekly Budget $37,500.00 Contributions for 11/22/15 $26,818.00

PASTORAL CARE

ROSARY Join us every weekday at

7:30 A.M. to recite the rosary before the 8:00

Mass

Troubled? The Crisis

Line Listens 601-713-4357

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