Liturgical Calendar & Mass Intentions St. Francis de Sales … · 02-02-2017 · 7:00pm +Fr Gabriel...

St. Francis de Sales Catholic ChurchArchdiocese of Atlanta

Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP) ___________________________________________________________________________

Dedicated to the Traditional Latin Mass and Sacramentsaccording to the 1962 Roman Missal of St. John XXIII

587 Landers Drive, Mableton, GA 30126

Website: www.stfrancisdesalesatl.comEmail: [email protected]

Office: 770-948-6888 Emergency Cell: 404-291-1595 Bookstore: 770-745-3613

Pastor:Assistant:

Rev. Matthew J. McCarthy, FSSPRev. Joseph DeGuzman, FSSPRev. Mr. Doug Anderson (AoA)

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Sexagesima Sunday – Feb 19, 2017_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Liturgical Calendar & Mass IntentionsConfessions heard before all Masses. Sundays 6:45, 8:15 & 10:30am

Sun, Feb 19 Sexagesima Sunday 7:15am For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia 9:00am +Bernice Elliot by Frank & Rose Petraglia 11:30am Pro Populo

Mon, Feb 20 Feria 6:30am For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia 12:00pm +Dorothy Runge

Sun, Feb 26 Quinquagesima Sunday 7:15am Rosilene Fredette 9:00am For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia 11:30am Pro Populo

Tue, Feb 21 Feria 6:30am Patricia Farley No 9:00am Mass

Wed, Feb 22 Chair of St Peter 6:30am For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia 12:00pm Joseph R. Brock by Tom & Christine Brock

Thu, Feb 23 St Peter Damian 6:30am Cardinal Raymond Burke by Gubbels Family 9:00am For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia

Fri, Feb 24 St Matthias 12:00pm For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia 7:00pm +Fr Gabriel Amorth Exposition follows Mass

Sat, Feb 25 Saturday of BVM 7:00am For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia 9:00am Andrew Hagerty by Brian & Lisa Hagerty

Last Sunday's Collection: $4,294.40 God reward you.

Adult Education:This week:10:15am - The Great Heresies – 4th & 5th Century Heresies (Part 1)1:30pm - Pillar One: The Creed - Part 5Next week:10:15am - The Great Heresies – 4th & 5th Century Heresies (Part 2)1:30pm - Pillar One: The Creed - Part 6

Today - Parish Directory: Sarah Hodges will be taking family photos for the parish directory in the gym, as also Sat-Sun Feb 25-26 and Sat-Sun Mar 4-5. Sign-up sheets are in the social hall. You may submit your own family photo by email to Sarah: [email protected].

Congratulations to Michael and Katie Kolodzy on the birth of their daughter Stella Marie.

Congratulations to Axel Oddo and James McIntosh who were invested as Columbian Squires last Sunday.

A Novena of Masses is being offered for the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia (including a private Mass on Tue Feb 21).

Ladies’ Retreat: at the Carmel Retreat Center, Hoschton GA to be led by Fr. McCarthy including daily Mass, conferences, opportunity for confession and silent prayer from Mon Apr 3 to Thur Apr 6, 2017. There are spaces for up to 25 retreatants. Contact Angela Wright: [email protected].

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faith and fear of God: in this way, it is absolutely the same as if one attempted to maintain the principle of chastity, while violating and breaking the holiness and integrity of the matrimonial bond".

4. The observance of the Commandments of God and in particular of the indissolubility of marriage cannot be presented as a fuller expression of an ideal towards which one should strive in accordance with the criterion of the good which is possible or achievable. It is rather the case of an obligation which God himself has unequivocally commanded, the non-observance of which, in accordance with his Word, carries the penalty of eternal damnation. To say to the faithful the contrary would seem to signify misleading them or encouraging them to disobey the will of God, and in such way endangering their eternal salvation.

Appeal to prayer: That Pope Francis may confirmthe unchanging praxis of the Church with regard to

the truth of the indissolubility of marriage.

18 January 2017, the ancient feast of the Chair of Saint Peter in Rome+ Tomash Peta, Metropolitan Archbishop of the archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana+ Jan Pawel Lenga, Archbishop-Bishop emeritus of Karaganda+ Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of the archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana

The previously mentioned pastoral guidelines contradict the universal tradition of the Catholic Church, which by means of an uninterrupted Petrine Ministry of the Sovereign Pontiffs has always been faithfully kept, without any shadow of doubt or of ambiguity, either in its doctrine or its praxis, in that which concerns the indissolubility of marriage.The norms mentioned and pastoral guidelines contradict moreover in practice the following truths and doctrines that the Catholic Church has continually taught as being sure:

1. The observance of the Ten Commandments of God, and in particular the Sixth Commandment, binds every human person, without exception, always and in every situation. In this matter, one cannot admit individual or exceptional cases or speak of a fuller ideal. St Thomas Aquinas says: "The precepts of the Decalogue embody the intention of the legislator, who is God. Therefore, the precepts of the Decalogue permit no dispensation".

2. The moral and practical demands, which derive from the Ten Commandments of God, and in particular from the indissolubility of marriage, are not simple norms or positive laws of the Church, but an expression of the holy will of God. Consequently, one cannot speak in this respect of the primacy of the person over the norm or the law, but one must rather speak of the primacy of the will of God over the will of the sinful human person, in such a way that this person is saved, by fulfilling the will of God with the help of his grace.

3. To believe in the indissolubility of marriage and to contradict it by one's own actions while at the same time considering oneself even being free from grave sin and calming one's conscience by trusting in God's mercy alone, represents a self-deception against which Tertullian, a witness to the faith and practice of the Church of the first centuries warned: "Some say that for God it is sufficient that one accepts his will in one's heart and soul, even if one's actions do not correspond to this: in this manner they think themselves able to sin while maintaining the integrity of the principle of

St. Francis de Sales Parish Confessions 15 mins before weekday Masses: Sundays 6:45, 8:15 & 10:30am Baptism Contact the parish at least six weeks before birth. Marriage Contact the parish at least six months before the wedding. Legion of Mary meets Thursdays at 7:00pm Rosary before 9:00am and 11:30am Sunday Masses Knights of Columbus meet 2nd Mon of month: Rosary 6:30pm, dinner, meeting starts 7:30pm: https://kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/about.asp?CNO=14625 Eucharistic Exposition Friday after evening Mass. Religious Education (CCD) Sundays at 10:15 (Sept-May). Columbian Squires: Circle meets on 2nd Sunday of the month at 1:15pm FNE: Female scouting grp meets Sat am: [email protected]

Summer Girls’ Camp: sponsored by the FSSP apostolate in Rapid City, SD to take place in the Black Hills, open to girls ages 13-16. Fr. Terrence Gordon, FSSP is the chaplain. For more details visit: http://campmaterdei.weebly.com or contact Charity Marie: [email protected], (701) 580-1115

Mens’ Silent Retreat at Our Lady of Clear Creek Monastery, OK, from Fri 1 - Mon 4 Sep (Labor Day). There are spaces for 11 retreatants. Reservations need to be confirmed by March 1st. A $150 donation is suggested by Monastery to cover stay for each person . To register contact Serge Sautre, 404-895-0015, [email protected].

The Peru Missionaries would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to all those who supported the breakfast fundraiser. May God reward you for your generosity.

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Septuagesima Sunday – Feb 12, 2017_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


Sun, Feb 12 Septuagesima Sunday 7:15am +Maver L. Hall by Thomas Anderson 9:00am Tom H. Brock by Christine Brock 11:30am Pro Populo

Mon, Feb 13 Feria No 6:30am Mass 12:00pm Fred & Karen Carver Wedd. Anniv.

Sun, Feb 19 Sexagesima Sunday 7:15am For the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia 9:00am +Bernice Elliot by Frank & Rose Petraglia 11:30am Pro Populo

Tue, Feb 14 Feria 6:30am James Young by Ray & Kathy Young 9:00am Violet Elliot by Veronica Bruyere

Wed, Feb 15 Feria 6:30am Mrs Sebene Mikael by Tsegereda Haile-Selassie 12:00pm JJ & Rosanna Garcia Wedd. Anniv.

Thu, Feb 16 Feria 6:30am Mary Elizabeth Hand by Judith Hand 9:00am Cardinal Raymond Burke by Gubbels Family

Fri, Feb 17 Feria 12:00pm Consecration of Russia to IHM 7:00pm Conv. Alejandro Melia Gonzalez Exposition follows Mass

Sat, Feb 18 Saturday of BVM 7:00am Gary Shirley by Ines Lavelle 9:00am Conv. Juan Carlos Heredia


Adult Education:This week:10:15am - The Great Heresies – 4th & 5th Century Heresies (Part 1)1:30pm - Pillar One: The Creed - Part 4Next week:10:15am - The Great Heresies – 4th & 5th Century Heresies (Part 2)1:30pm - Pillar One: The Creed - Part 5

Today: The Squires will conduct an investiture ceremony for new members at 1:30 pm in the gym. If you have a son aged 10-18 that is interested in being invested as a Columbian Squire please report to the parish library at 1:15 pm.

Parish Directory: Sarah Hodges will be taking family photos for the parish directory in the gym next Sun Feb 19, Sat-Sun Feb 25-26, and Sat-Sun Mar 4-5. Sign-up sheets are in the social hall. You may submit your own family photo by email to Sarah: [email protected].

A Novena of Masses is being offered for the Success of Pro-Life Legislation in Georgia.




requirement for worthy participation in the nuptial Eucharistic supper, such pastors are complicit in this way with a continual offense against the sacramental bond of marriage, the nuptial bond between Christ and the Church and the nuptial bond between Christ and the individual soul who receives his Eucharistic Body.

Several particular Churches have issued or recommended pastoral guidelines with this or a similar formulation: "If then this choice [of living in continence] is difficult to practice for the stability of the couple, Amoris Laetitia does not exclude the possibility of access to Penance and the Eucharist. That signifies something of an openness, as in the case where there is a moral certainty that the first marriage was null, but there are not the necessary proofs for demonstrating such in the judicial process. Therefore, there is no reason why the confessor, at a certain point, in his own conscience, after much prayer and reflection, should not assume the responsibility before God1 and the penitent asking that the sacraments be received in a discreet manner."1. As the much-respected canon lawyer Ed Peters has pointed out, pastors will assume responsibility before God in this matter.

Appeal to prayer: That Pope Francis may confirmthe unchanging praxis of the Church with regard to

the truth of the indissolubility of marriage.

18 January 2017, the ancient feast of the Chair of Saint Peter in Rome+ Tomash Peta, Metropolitan Archbishop of the archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana+ Jan Pawel Lenga, Archbishop-Bishop emeritus of Karaganda+ Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of the archdiocese of Saint Mary in Astana

Preamble: The text in Chapter 8 of Amoris Laetitia and the ensuing declaration of individual bishops and bishops’ conferences has caused much consternation and bewilderment. Even the publication of orthodox pastoral norms is problematic because it implicitly suggests that pastoral praxis can vary in this matter according to place, culture or time. The following text addresses the different fallacies which have been proposed to justify a change in practice of Holy Communion for those who are cohabitating more uxorio with a person who is not their legitimate spouse. It also proposes the most apt means to bring to the situation: prayer.

Following the publication of the Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia, in some particular churches there were published norms for its application and interpretation whereby the divorced who have attempted civil marriage with a new partner, notwithstanding the sacramental bond by which they are joined to their legitimate spouse, are admitted to the sacraments of Penance and the Eucharist without fulfilling the duty, established by God, of ceasing to violate the bond of their existing sacramental marriage.

Cohabitation more uxorio with a person who is not one's legitimate spouse represents, at the same time, an offense to the Covenant of Salvation, of which sacramental marriage is a sign (cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2384), and an offense to the nuptial character of the Eucharistic mystery itself. Pope Benedict XVI revealed such a correlation when he wrote: "The Eucharist inexhaustibly strengthens the indissoluble unity and love of every Christian marriage. By the power of the sacrament, the marriage bond is intrinsically linked to the Eucharistic unity of Christ the Bridegroom and his Bride, the Church (cf. Eph. 5:31-32)" (Apostolic Exhortation Sacramentum caritatis, 27).

Pastors of the Church who tolerate or authorize, even in individual or exceptional cases, the reception of the sacrament of the Eucharist by the divorced and so-called "remarried,” without their being clothed in the "wedding garment," despite the fact that God himself has prescribed it in Sacred Scripture (cf. Matt. 22:11 and 1 Cor. 11:28-29) as the necessary


Summer Girls’ Camp: sponsored by the FSSP apostolate in Rapid City, SD to take place in the Black Hills, open to girls ages 13-16. Fr. Terrence Gordon, FSSP is the chaplain. For more details visit: http://campmaterdei.weebly.com or contact Charity Marie: [email protected], (701) 580-1115

Mens’ Silent Retreat at Our Lady of Clear Creek Monastery, OK, from Fri 1 - Mon 4 Sep (Labor Day). There are spaces for 11 retreatants. Reservations need to be confirmed by March 1st. A $150 donation is suggested by Monastery to cover stay for each person . To register contact Serge Sautre, 404-895-0015, [email protected].












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V Sunday after Epiphany – Feb 5, 2017_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


Sun, Feb 5 V Sunday after Epiphany 7:15am Rebecca Bruyere by Veronica Bruyere 9:00am President Donald Trump 11:30am Pro Populo

Mon, Feb 6 St Titus 6:30am President Donald Trump 12:00pm Cardinal Raymond Burke by Gubbels Family

Sun, Feb 12 Septuagesima Sunday 7:15am +Maver L. Hall by Thomas Anderson 9:00am Tom H. Brock by Christine Brock 11:30am Pro Populo

Tue, Feb 7 St Romuald 6:30am President Donald Trump 9:00am Laura Marie Hand by Judith Hand

Wed, Feb 8 St John of Matha 6:30am President Donald Trump 12:00pm St Gerard Ministry

Thu, Feb 9 St Cyril of Alexandria No 6:30am Mass 9:00am Bryan Cunningham by Maureen Cunningham

Fri, Feb 10 St Scholastica No 12:00pm Mass 7:00pm Sydney Rose by Michael Incata Exposition follows Mass

Sat, Feb 11 Our Lady of Lourdes No 7:00am Mass 9:00am SFdS Volunteers


Today: after the 9am and 11:30am masses there will be a Burrito Breakfast to support our participants in the St. Francis Xavier Mission Trip to Peru this summer. We appreciate your support.

Blessing of Throats after each Mass today.

Dot Runge, a fellow parishioner died last week aged 93. Please pray for the repose of her soul.

Parish Directory: Sarah Hodges will be taking family photos for the parish directory in the gym on Sun Feb 19, Sat-Sun Feb 25-26, and Sat-Sun Mar 4-5. Sign-up sheets are in the vestibule. If you prefer, you may submit your own family photo by email to Sarah: [email protected].

Adult Education:This week:10:15am - The Great Heresies – Early Heresies1:30pm - Pillar One: The Creed - Part 3Next week:10:15am - The Great Heresies – 4th & 5th Century Heresies1:30pm - Pillar One: The Creed - Part 4

Next Sun – Feb 12: The Squires will conduct an investiture ceremony for new members at 1:30 pm in the gym. If you have a son aged 10-18 that is interested in being invested as a Columbian Squire please report to the parish library on that day at 1:15 pm. For info see any Squire or contact John Rasnick at 770 927-2581.


Mirae CaritatisOn the Holy Eucharist

Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII (May 28, 1902)

Moreover there is another twofold fruit which we may and must derive from this great Sacrifice. The heart is saddened when it considers what a flood of wickedness, the result - as We have said - of forgetfulness and contempt of the divine Majesty, has inundated the world. It is not too much to say that a great part of the human race seems to be calling down upon itself the anger of heaven; though indeed the crop of evils which has grown up here on earth is already ripening to a just judgment. Here then is a motive whereby the faithful may be stirred to a devout and earnest endeavor to appease God the avenger of sin, and to win from Him the help which is so needful in these calamitous times. And they should see that such blessings are to be sought principally by means of this Sacrifice. For it is only in virtue of the death which Christ suffered that men can satisfy, and that most abundantly, the demands of God's justice, and can obtain the plenteous gifts of His clemency. And Christ has willed that the whole virtue of His death, alike for expiation and impetration, should abide in the Eucharist, which is no mere empty commemoration thereof, but a true and wonderful though bloodless and mystical renewal of it.

To conclude, we gladly acknowledge that it has been a cause of no small joy to us that during these last years a renewal of love and devotion towards the Sacrament of the Eucharist has, as it seems, begun to show itself in the hearts of the faithful; a fact which encourages us to hope for better times and a more favorable state of affairs. Many and varied, as we said at the commencement, are the expedients which an inventive piety has devised; and worthy of special mention are the confraternities instituted either with the object of carrying out the Eucharistic ritual with greater splendor, or for the perpetual adoration of the venerable Sacrament by day and night, or for the purpose of making reparation for the blasphemies and insults of which it is the object. But neither We nor you, Venerable Brethren, can allow ourselves to rest satisfied with what has hitherto been done; for there remain many things which must be further developed or begun anew, to the end that this most divine of gifts this greatest of mysteries, may be better understood and more worthily honored and revered, even by those who already take their part in the religious services of the Church. Wherefore, works of this kind which have been already set on foot must be ever more zealously promoted; old undertakings must be revived wherever perchance they may have fallen into decay.


A Novena of Masses is being offered for the new president and his administration.

FSSP SFX Mission Trips: Saint Francis Xavier Mission is still accepting applications for our 2017 mission trips to Mexico and Peru. Please go to the website:www.sfxmission.com for more information on how to apply and also how to make donations. Dates of trips: Mexico 4/7-19; Mexico 7/19-8/1; Peru 7/21-8/3; Peru 8/5-18.

Summer Girls’ Camp: sponsored by the FSSP apostolate in Rapid City SD, to take place in the Black Hills, open to girls ages 13-16. Fr. Terrence Gordon, FSSP is the chaplain. For more details visit: http://campmaterdei.weebly.com or contact Charity Marie: [email protected], (701) 580-1115

Ladies’ Retreat: at the Carmel Retreat Center, Hoschton GA to be led by Fr. McCarthy including daily Mass, conferences, opportunity for confession and silent prayer from Mon 3 to Thur 6 Apr, 2017. There are spaces for up to 25 retreatants. Contact Angela Wright: [email protected].

Mens’ Silent Retreat at Our Lady of Clear Creek Monastery, OK, from Fri Sept 1st to Mon Sept 4th (Labor Day). There are spaces for 11 retreatants. Reservations need to be confirmed by March 1st. A $150 donation is suggested by Monastery to cover stay for each person . To register contact Serge Sautre, 404-895-0015, [email protected].

Fr McCarthy will be away Wed 8 – Mon 13 Feb and will offer the Mass intentions: President Donald Trump; Sarah Bruyere by Veronica Bruyere; Erin D. Schnelker; +Fr Gabriel Amorth; SFdS Volunteers.



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St Francis de Sales – Jan 29, 2017_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


Sun, Jan 29 St Francis de Sales 7:15am Kathryn Christina Bird by Lloyd & Elizabeth Bird 9:00am Dave Trettel by Hagerty Family 11:30am Pro Populo

Mon, Jan 30 St Martina No 6:30am Mass 12:00pm +Pierre Leshierq by Christine Brock

Sun, Feb 5 V Sunday after Epiphany 7:15am Rebecca Bruyere by Veronica Bruyere 9:00am President Donald Trump 11:30am Pro Populo

Tue, Jan 31 St John Bosco 6:30am +Anne Regan Bow by Connie Harwood 9:00am +Bernice Elliot by Patrick & Lynda Wills

Wed, Feb 1 St Ignatius of Antioch 6:30am Fr Chad Ripperger 12:00pm President Donald Trump

Thu, Feb 2 Purification of BVM 12:00pm President Donald Trump 7:30pm Joaquin Carver by Fred & Karen Carver

Fri, Feb 3 Feria (First Friday) 12:00pm Astray Souls by Mary Hagerty 7:00pm President Donald Trump Exposition after Mass Sat, Feb 4 St Andrew Corisini (First Saturday) 7:00am President Donald Trump 9:00am +Walter Hammond by Jo-Anne Kidd First Saturday Devotions follow 9:00am Mass

Last Sunday's Collection: $5,094.10 God reward you. Hispanic Ministries: $108.75

Today – Feast of St Francis de Sales: there will be a reception in the social hall after the 11:30am high Mass.

A Novena of Masses is being offered for the new president and his administration.

Blessing of Candles on the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin (Thu Feb 2) will be at the 7:30pm high Mass only. Please leave any candles to be blessed before St Joseph’s altar.

Adult Education:This week:No ClassesNext week:10:15am - The Great Heresies – Early Heresies1:30pm - Pillar One: The Creed - Part 3

Next Sun – Feb 5: after the 9am and 11:30am masses there will be a Burrito Breakfast to support our participants in the St. Francis Xavier Mission Trip to Peru this summer. We appreciate your support.



Moreover there is another twofold fruit which we may and must derive from this great Sacrifice. The heart is saddened when it considers what a flood of wickedness, the result - as We have said - of forgetfulness and contempt of the divine Majesty, has inundated the world. It is not too much to say that a great part of the human race seems to be calling down upon itself the anger of heaven; though indeed the crop of evils which has grown up here on earth is already ripening to a just judgment. Here then is a motive whereby the faithful may be stirred to a devout and earnest endeavour to appease God the avenger of sin, and to win from Him the help which is so needful in these calamitous times.

Mirae CaritatisOn the Holy Eucharist

Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII (May 28, 1902)

Most abundant, assuredly, are the salutary benefits which are stored up in this most venerable mystery, regarded as a Sacrifice; a Sacrifice which the Church is accordingly wont to offer daily "for the salvation of the whole world." And it is fitting, indeed in this age it is specially important, that by means of the united efforts of the devout, the outward honor and the inward reverence paid to this Sacrifice should be alike increased. Accordingly it is our wish that its manifold excellence may be both more widely known and more attentively considered. There are certain general principles the truth of which can be plainly perceived by the light of reason; for instance, that the dominion of God our Creator and Preserver over all men, whether in their private or in their public life, is supreme and absolute; that our whole being and all that we possess, whether individually or as members of society, comes from the divine bounty; that we on our part are bound to show to God, as our Lord, the highest reverence, and, as He is our greatest benefactor, the deepest gratitude. But how many are there who at the present day acknowledge and discharge these duties with full and exact observance? In no age has the spirit of contumacy and an attitude of defiance towards God been more prevalent than in our own; an age in which that unholy cry of the enemies of Christ: "We will not have this man to rule over us" (Luke xix., 14), makes itself more and more loudly heard, together with the utterance of that wicked purpose: "let us make away with Him" (Jer. xi., II); nor is there any motive by which many are hurried on with more passionate fury, than the desire utterly to banish God not only from the civil government, but from every form of human society. And although men do not everywhere proceed to this extremity of criminal madness, it is a lamentable thing that so many are sunk in oblivion of the divine Majesty and of His favors, and in particular of the salvation wrought for us by Christ. Now a remedy must be found for this wickedness on the one hand, and this sloth on the other, in a general increase among the faithful of fervent devotion towards the Eucharistic Sacrifice, than which nothing can give greater honor, nothing be more pleasing, to God. For it is a divine Victim which is here immolated; and accordingly through this Victim we offer to the most blessed Trinity all that honor which the infinite dignity of the Godhead demands; infinite in value and infinitely acceptable is the gift which we present to the Father in His only-begotten son; so that for His benefits to us we not only signify our gratitude, but actually make an adequate return.


FSSP SFX Mission Trips: Saint Francis Xavier Mission is still accepting applications for our 2017 mission trips to Mexico and Peru. Please go to the website:www.sfxmission.com for more information on how to apply and also how to make donations. Dates of trips: Mexico 4/7-19; Mexico 7/19-8/1; Peru 7/21-8/3; Peru 8/5-18.

The Squires will conduct an investiture ceremony for new members on Sunday February 12th at 1:30 pm in the gym. If you have a son aged 10-18 that is interested in being invested as a Columbian Squire please report to the parish library on that day at 1:15 pm. For info see any Squire or contact John Rasnick at 770 927-2581.

Summer Girls’ Camp: sponsored by the FSSP apostolate in Rapid City SD, to take place in the Black Hills, open to girls ages 13-16. Fr. Terrence Gordon, FSSP is the chaplain. For more details visit: http://campmaterdei.weebly.com or contact Charity Marie: [email protected], (701) 580-1115

Epiphany Concert: thank you to all the organizers and performers.



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