May 20, 2018�

6001 Bob Billings Parkway �

Lawrence, Kansas 66049�5200�

785�843�6286�

www.cccparish.org�

C orpus Christi Catholic Community�

part of the Catholic Church of Northeast Kansas�

CORPUS CHRISTI COMMUNITY

Our feast is celebrated the weekend of June 2nd & 3rd. The parish will be celebrating the 80th birthday of Msgr. Vince, the 30th anniversary of solemn profession for Sr. Doris and the 30th anniversary to the ordination of priesthood for Fr. Mick that weekend. Our choir will be singing at the Saturday liturgy and the 10am on Sunday. A reception will follow each liturgy in HFH. Mark your calendars now!�

T h e F e a s t o f C o rp u s Ch r i s t i

You are cordially invited to celebrate the 30th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood of

Fr. Mick Mulvany the 80th birthday of

Monsignor Vince Krische and the 30th anniversary of solemn profession of

Sr. Doris Engeman FSHF

on the feast of Corpus Christi Saturday the Second and Sunday the Third of June in the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand and Eighteen

reception to follow each liturgy RSVP church@cccparish.org

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Our parish seniors gathered last Sunday at 10 am for their Baccalaureate liturgy. They and their families enjoyed

a breakfast hosted by the Knights of Columbus and the High School Youth Group. Our thanks also to the Daughters

of Isabella who decorated and set up Holy Family Hall for the breakfast. Congratulations to all our seniors!

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All Aboard the Vatican Express! �

Register for Corpus Christi’s Vacation Bible

School! �Vacation Bible School is a program offered in many churches during the summer months. VBS is an opportunity for children to encounter God with their peers and members of their church community. Children have a lot of fun while participating in activities based on the Scriptural theme for the week. VBS will run from 9-12 noon (8:45am drop off) the week of June 18-22, for incoming pre-K through 5th grade. Registration online at www.cccparish.org/vbs. Deadline June 4. We still need adult and teen volunteers to serve as Music Leaders, Faith Lesson Leaders, Crafts Leaders, crew members who accompany groups of students throughout the morning, and more. We will have sets to build, rooms to decorate, skits to practice. This event will be lots of fun for children and adults alike! If you are interested, please contact Sister Doris.

Parish Office Volunteer�We are looking for a permanent volunteer to cover the Parish Office Front Desk from 12-1pm Mondays through Thursdays. If interested please contact Karen

Z i m m e r s c h i e d a t 7 8 5 - 8 4 3 - 6 2 8 6 o r email karenz@cccparish.org.

Totus Tuus for People with Special Needs�The Totus Tuus Teams will offer an adapted Totus Tuus program for people with special needs designed for persons 6 to adult with intellectual/developmental disabilities. The program will be offered Monday, July 23- Friday, July 27 2018 from 10:00 am-2:00 pm at Queen of the Holy Rosary Parish, Overland Park. Registration deadline is Monday July 2, 2018. For information on how to register and/or volunteer please see our website at www.archkck.org/specialneeds or contact Tom Racunas at 913-647-3059 or tracunas@archkck.org.

Confirmation �The dates for our summer Confirmation classes have been set. The 7th Grade Confirmation class will be June 11-15 and the 8th Grade Confirmation class will be June 18-22. All classes will meet Monday-Friday from 8:30 am until 2:00 pm. Lunch will be provided. All students who do not attend the parish school, and who are entering 7th and 8th grade for the 2018-2019 school year should enroll. Please visit cccparish.org/confirmation for enrollment and further information. Class materials will be available starting this weekend in the sacristy of the church. Please pick up your books and syllabus today.

Celebrating of the Sacrament of Confirmation Confirmation is a two year program for 7th and 8th grade students. Each student will need to complete the curriculum for both years to be confirmed. Beginning in 2019 we will be having confirmation every year in the fall. Those who have completed the full curriculum will be prepared for the sacrament. An annual all day retreat held here at the parish will be offered so students may complete this requirement set by the archdiocese. Please email haleys@cccparish.org if you have any questions regarding the sacrament of confirmation.

Corpus Christi Camps for Kids�Corpus Christi Camps for Kids will run from June 4th through the 8th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Our summer programs are built on the same level of excellence that has made us a leader in children's education. Our qualified summer program faculty welcomes students with age-appropriate activities and classrooms ready for learning. Our goal is to allow your children to explore new interests and to continue growing developed skills through a well-planned curriculum. All summer camp staff is Virtus® trained prior to the beginning of the season. This summer we are offering camps for ALL AGES (PreK-8th)! We have a variety of interesting camps available from art to technology. You may register online at www.cccparish.org/school or submit paper registration to the school office. Spaces are limited! Please submit your registration (either online or in person), with your check made out to Corpus Christi, by May 18th. ��

CORPUS CHRISTI COMMUNITY

Mrs. Mary Mattern, Principal marym@cccparish.org

Mr. Charles Huber, Vice-Principal charlesh@cccparish.org

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: FOR CHILDREN, FOR YOUNG ADULTS, FOR ADULTS, FOR ALL… Sister Doris Engeman, Director of Religious Education, srdoris@cccparish.org

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Mission Statement: “With Christ as our teacher, the Corpus Christi Catholic Community will prepare students academically, socially, and spiritually to be lifelong learners in a faith-filled environment.”

CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC SCHOOL � EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS � DISTINCTION IN DISCIPLESHIP 2016 Kansas Governor’s Achievement Award Recipient

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults�We have reached the end of the current RCIA session. Through the summer, we will be meeting with adults who are interested in learning about the Catholic Church and making plans for the coming session beginning in September. If you know someone, perhaps a family member, co-worker, friend, who is interested in learning more about the Catholic Church and Her teachings, contact Sister Doris now to discuss possibilities. RCIA is open, and recommended, for all adults interested in learning more, or updating your knowledge of the Catholic faith, and for renewing your commitment to Christ and His Church. We cover a wide variety of foundational teachings beginning in September and continuing into the Easter Season.

Family Formation �Family Formation has come to an end for this school year. We covered many topics, including the Mass, Creed, the sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation, Vocations, Ten Commandments, Eucharistic Adoration, Mary, and more. Our Family Formation program combines children’s faith formation and adult faith formation for parents. It is a great way for parents to refresh their faith while experiencing presentations on the same topics as their children. This program is for families whose children attend any of our public/private/home schools, Pre K-6th grade. Child care is provided for children younger than 3.

Children’s Religious Education �� VBS �This summer, instead of our usual Summer Session of Religious Education, we will be offering a Vacation Bible School, June 18-22. Enroll your children online at cccparish.org/vbs Adults and teen volunteers, contact Sister Doris if you would like to help with VBS.

Josh Anderson, Jacob Boydston, Anna Brown, Isabella Burghart, Ethan Christy, Ashton Cooper, Gianna Cooper, Andrew Deiter, Sophie Fink, Grant Glasgow, Patrick Gorman, Aidan Hanna, Jack Keathley-Helms, Josh King, Dominic LaPoint,

McKenzie Marcum, Amanda Nelson, Tanner Newkirk, Maya Pavlyak, Sara Prisinzano, Ashley Quick, Jayden Ramirez-Morris, Gabe Rankey, Erin Rule, Brenna Schwada,

Mary Kate Shultz, Luka Simac, Alex Wilson, Jackson Yanek, Halle Ziegler.

MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP & YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY

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HALEY SCHNEIDER: haleys@cccparish.org or Text @ 785-215-1602, Twitter: @YouthMinistryCC

Young Adults Group��The Corpus Christi Young Adults Group is a dynamic, growing group of young professionals, university students, or new young parishioners. Our group usually sits together at the 10 am Liturgy on Sundays and have game nights on Tuesday evenings at 7 pm. Please contact Daniel Hinton for gathering locations each week dfhinton@gmail.com (785-979-2733) Also, please make sure to check our Corpus Christi Catholic Church Facebook page for the most up to date information on group gatherings and meeting times! Please contact Haley at haleys@cccparish.org for any other questions or if you are interested in joining the group.

Join the Corpus Christi Adult Choir, the Parish Professional Staff, Monsignor and Fr. Mick on a tour of Ireland next summer. Our parish choir will have the opportunity to once again sing in Masses at churches in Dublin and Killarney. Enjoy the sights throughout Ireland in places like Galway, Blarney, and Dublin to name a few. Experience the wonderful tour of the famous Guinness Factory, enjoy the images of what once was described “the most beautiful place on earth”, the Dingle Peninsula, and much more. This pilgrimage is open to all parishioners. The dates are July 23rd to August 1st, 2018. Price per person in double occupancy is $3,990 and that includes roundtrip flights from Kansas City. The balance of the trip is due April 30th, 2018 and you can register for the trip as late as May 24th. If you're interested, contact Shaun or Fr. Mick to get on the email list. Join parish families and friends on this once in a lifetime pilgrimage to Ireland!

High School Youth Group�

Save the date! Our first gathering of the 2018-2019 school year is Sunday, September 9th! We hope to see all our familiar faces along with all the new faces of a new school year. Have a great Summer and see you in September.

Middle School Youth Group�Save the date! Our first gathering of the 2018-2019 school year is Sunday, September 9th! We hope to see all our familiar faces along with all the new faces of a new school year. Have a great Summer and see you in September.

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May 26/27, 2018 Time��� 4:00 pm 8:30 am 10:00 am

Acolytes�Sydnie Martins

Bridget Martins

Carisa Wertin

Malachi Wertin

Elizabeth Hare

Mason Hare

Cantors/

Organists�

Maureen Brogren

Ian Classe

Choir

Ian Classe

Shaun Whisler

Ian Classe

Greeters�Christopher Rhodes

Melissa Rhodes

Kerry Glasgow

Jeff Glasgow

Marsa Behner

Brad Farmer

Jackie Stancil

Ushers�

Lloyd Hammerschmidt

Don Jardon

Tom Kurtz

Myron Melton

Mark Green

Jim Heintz

Joe Oberzan

Frank Salb

Chris Allen

Ken Baldwin

Dom McKillip

Pawel Smerek

Jay Smith

Sacristan� Maria Alexander Fran Wulfkuhle Nancy Jones

Lectors�Rachel Straughn-

Navarro

Marlene Merrill

Steve Jansen

Ann Chapman

Larry Hare

Michael Stuart

Collection � Counters�

Jay Zimmerschied

Deborah Kurtz

Cathy Miller

Lee Mulingbayan

Cheryl Burgardt

Linda Hurtgen

Lori Arnold

Ann Bruemmer

Joe Cooper

Ethan Cooper

Michele Cooper

Christina Diedel

Leeann Fitzgerald

Kate Flynn

Megan Gragg

Jerrie Hardy

Maria Vincent

Rosemary Cantrell

John Cantrell

James Gill

Ginger Heere

Ann Kliem

Clyde Mermis

Marybeth Mermis

Virginia O’Connell

Mike Smith

Henry Wertin

Tasha Wertin

Bernie Antes

Pam Brown

Virginia Curran

Mel Deutsch

Leann Dickson

Julie Dunlap

Steve Gutierrez

Dawn Hill

Linda Hill

Patsy Huffman

Debbie Quirarte

Lisa Stuart

Stewards�Debbie Kurtz

Tom Kurtz John Wulfkuhle Chris Allen

Coffee and Donuts�Patrick Myers Celia Heintz

Doug Billings Patsy Huffman

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CORPUS CHRISTI COMMUNITY

Sunday, May 20th�Sunday Liturgies at 8:30 and 10:00 am CH Coffee and Doughnuts after liturgies HFH

Monday, May 21st�No Events

Tuesday, May 22nd�Eucharistic Adoration at 8:30 am CH Parish Staff Meeting at 9:00 am LL Young Adults Group Meeting at 7:00 pm SG Eucharistic Adoration at 7:00 pm CH

Wednesday, May 23rd�Handbell Choir Practice at 6:00 pm CH Adult Choir Practice at 7:00 pm CH

Thursday, May 24th�Felicia Hubbard/John Riordan Rehearsal at 4:00 pm CH

Friday, May 25th�Coffee Group at 8:30 am HFH Felicia Hubbard/John Riordan Wedding at 4:00 pm CH

Saturday, May 26th�Men’s Prayer Group at 6:30 am HFH Reconciliation at 3:15 pm CH Liturgy at 4:00 pm CH

Sunday, May 27th�Sunday Liturgies at 8:30 and 10:00 am CH Coffee and Doughnuts after liturgies HFH

Monday, May 28th�Memorial Day, Office Closed

Tuesday, May 29th�Eucharistic Adoration at 8:30 am CH Parish Staff Meeting at 9:00 am LL Baptismal Preparation Class at 6:00 pm SJ Young Adults Group Meeting at 7:00 pm SG Eucharistic Adoration at 7:00 pm CH

Meetings & Events Calendar

Holy Family Hall = HFH

Lower Level Meeting Room = LL

St. Gabriel’s Room = SG

St. James’ Room = SJ

Education Center = EC

Church = CH

Gymnasium = GYM

Church Narthex = CN

Soccer Field = SF

Meeting/Event Legend�

STEWARDSHIP 2018

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Stewardship:Returning God’s Gifts

Regular Collection Collection for May 13, 2018 ......................................... $30,525.58 ’17-’18 Income to Date ........................................... $1,668,739.93

*Debt Reduction Collection Collection for May 13, 2018 ........................................... $7,271.40 ’17-’18 Debt Reduction to Date ..............................$1,281,423.16

Parish Debt Total Debt ....................................................................$2,123,224.43 Pledge Balances .......................................................... ($464,548.89) Balance April 30, 2018 ............................................$1,658,778.01

Corpus Christi Education Endowment Fund April 30, 2018 ............................................................$1,428,203.51

* Debt Reduction Collection includes campaign pledge payments in addition to debt reduction envelopes.

Stewardship 2018 Stewardship Forms Returned ....................... 503 (36.3% of parish) Pledge Total ................................................................$1,448,009.51 Average Pledge ................................................................. $2,878.75 Households of the 503 using EFT ................ 223 (44.3% of parish)

Report of those responding by turning their pledge cards in the weekend collection, returning them by mail or renewing their pledge online (cccparish.org/stewardship).

Liturgy Intentions

For the Week of May 20, 2018�

Monday, 5/21, Weekday 8:00 am † Tom Ruanes Tuesday, 5/22, Weekday 8:00 am Special Intention Wednesday, 5/23, Weekday 8:00 am † Gloria Kallenberger Thursday, 5/24, Weekday 8:15 am † Travis Wirtz Friday, 5/25, Weekday 8:00 am † Riley Mowrey Saturday, 5/26, Most Holy Trinity 4:00 pm † Doris Gimbel Sunday, 5/27, Most Holy Trinity 8:30 am People of the Parish 10:00 am † Clara Hubbell

2018 Archbishop’s Call To Share Corpus Goal

$112,550

2018 Archbishop’s Call To Share Corpus Pledges

$98,185

Everyday Stewardship�My youngest son has occasional bouts with asthma. When it hits him, he feels like he is almost drowning, gasping for air. It is a terrible thing to think about, suffocating with no option for air. Luckily, an inhaler opens up that which was closed and air comes rushing back inside his lungs. The Latin words "spiritus" and "spirare" mean "breath" and "to breathe." It is how we get the word "spirit" and the name, "Holy Spirit," for it is the Spirit in us that gives us breath. Some describe the Spirit as that which provides life and animation to all living things, a life force of sorts. In essence, we live and breathe the Spirit all around us. I have to admit, that is not as concrete an explanation of the Holy Spirit as I would like. But what I do know is that when the Spirit came upon them at Pentecost, they were undeniably changed and a force came through them that they recorded like a "strong driving wind." This enabled them to proclaim the good news in a way that was previously impossible. When I see my son trying so hard to breathe, it is like someone or something has robbed him of his spirit, or the Spirit, and he has to struggle. When his ability to breathe is returned to him, he is well again and able to accomplish anything he sets his mind to do. If we were more mindful of our breathing as the Holy Spirit moving through us, I think we would act much differently than we do sometimes. We would be better stewards and just better people. On this Pentecost, may the Spirit that you breathe in each and every day fill your heart and soul with the desire to do great things and do them well! Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

THE SOLEMNITY OF PENTECOST

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For the next few months we will be welcoming many visitors among us here at Corpus Christi. Some will be here to visit KU, some will be on vacation or maybe camping out at the lake. There are those who will just be here for the day as their kids play in tournaments around the city, and those who will be here for a time as they visit family and friends. To all of our visitors we say “WELCOME!” We hope that your time with us is enjoyable and that you find a friendly face here in our community. We encourage you to join fully in the liturgy by your prayer and your singing. If you are here on a Sunday morning, please come and join us for a doughnut, a cup of coffee or a glass of orange juice, we would love to say “Hello.” As a community we do not leave the liturgy early and we encourage you to stay with us to sing the closing hymn. We hope you will introduce yourselves to us and let our pastors know that you are a visitor here. Enjoy your time among our community.

Corpus on Facebook!�You can now find all the information about our community you need in one spot on social media! Make sure to head over to the OFFICIAL Corpus Christi Catholic Church Facebook page and give it a like! Check back often for updates from all of our ministries, school and all the happenings of our Corpus Community. www.facebook.com/corpuschristicommunity. Need something posted to our Facebook page? All you need to do is head to the link below and fill out the form. Once approved, we will get it posted for you. www.cccparish.org/fbrequest.

Special Needs Entrance�Please remember that the Special Needs Entrance to the church is reserved for those who cannot come through the normal entrance of the church. Sometimes it is age, maybe a recent surgery or a new baby. If you do not have a good reason to use these doors, please use the entrance that passes by the baptismal font. Staying away from these doors if they are not necessary for you and your family will allow those who need a little extra help a level of comfortability in the church. THANK YOU!

Commons

Construction

Update�

The Commons building will have an exterior mosaic that depicts the Resurrection. The mosaic will be prominently visible from George Williams Way and will face the church building. Symbolism: The Resurrected Christ stands in triumph—one hand held in triumph, the other hand holds a standard with the Banner of Victory. The Palm Branch represents Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem and symbolizes victory over death and the Resurrection. The building is expected to be complete by summer’s end.

For Christians, the Feast of Pentecost commemorates the day on which Jesus’ disciples received the Holy Spirit. Pentecost is celebrated fifty days after Easter Sunday, with the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and their followers, and the beginning of their earthly ministry to make disciples of all nations. A sign of the Spirit’s unity was given on that Pentecost Day when the Spirit descended upon the disciples in the form of tongues of fire and each were filled with the Holy Spirit. The passage in Acts tells us that Jews from many different countries who had gathered in Jerusalem to celebrate Pentecost all heard in their own language what the Spirit proclaimed through the disciples and over three thousand Jews were converted and baptized. The miracle is not that each person heard what was proclaimed in his/her own language but that each individual heard the word of God spoken to him or her directly. The Spirit prompts each of us to hear God’s word to be one with Jesus who is one with the Father. It is through this relationship that we become one with each other. God is the one who chooses us in the Spirit. Pentecost is a time for each of us to hear God’s personal invitation to live a baptized life. The question is whether we will respond to His message or will His message be drowned out by the languages of the world that we are accustomed to hearing on a daily basis. It is important to remember that as St. Paul said in his letter to the Corinthians, that as the Holy Spirit dwells in each of us (1 Cor 3:16), it is crucial for our salvation that we listen to Him. We are asked to confide in the Spirit and ask for help and guidance through prayer. Prayers to the Holy Spirit can aid us to be more Christ-like and can help us listen to His Spirit in our hearts. Even though our journey may not be as fast as the disciples was, prayers to Him can help each of us listen to Christ’s guidance through His Spirit!

O Lord Jesus Christ, Who, before ascending into heaven,

didst promise to send the Holy Ghost to finish Thy work in the souls of Thy Apostles and Disciples,

deign to grant the same Holy Spirit to me, that He may perfect in my soul the work of Thy grace and Thy love.

Grant me the Spirit of Wisdom that I may despise the perishable things of this world

and aspire only after the things that are eternal,

the Spirit of Understanding to enlighten my mind with the light of Thy divine truth,

the Spirit of Counsel that I may ever choose the surest way of pleasing God and gaining Heaven,

the Spirit of Fortitude that I may bear my cross with Thee,

and that I may overcome with courage all the obstacles that oppose my salvation,

the Spirit of Knowledge that I may know God and know myself and grow perfect in the science of the Saints,

the Spirit of Piety that I may find the service of God sweet and amiable,

the Spirit of Fear that I may be filled with a loving reverence towards God, and may dread in any way to displease Him.

Mark me, dear Lord, with the sign of Thy true disciples and animate me in all things with Thy Spirit. Amen.

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Prayers for healing...

Parish Professional Staff Pastor .......................................................... Fr. Mick Mulvany

frmick@cccparish.org Pastor Emeritus ..................................... Msgr. Vince Krische

msgr@cccparish.org Principal ........................................................... Mary Mattern

marym@cccparish.org Pastor’s Executive Secretary ....................... Cristy Sullivan

cristys@cccparish.org Accountant ............................................... Deanna Prisinzano

accounting@cccparish.org �Director of Parish Advancement .................. Caleb Regan

calebr@cccparish.org Parish Manager .................................. Karen Zimmerschied

karenz@cccparish.org Director of Religious Education ........... Sr. Doris Engeman

srdoris@cccparish.org Director of Music ........................................... Shaun Whisler

shaunw@cccparish.org Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry and Pastoral Assistant ...................................... Haley Schneider

haleys@cccparish.org Director of Technology ................................. Joe VanRiette

joev@cccparish.org Bulletin Editor/Data .............................. Maureen Brogren

bulletin@cccparish.org

Parish Support Staff Receptionist ............................................................. Emily Donley

church@cccparish.org

Liturgy Schedule Weekdays

MTWF at 8:00 am, TH at 8:15am Weekends

Saturday at 4:00 pm, Sunday at 8:30 & 10:00 am Reconciliation .............. 3:15 pm Saturday, or by appointment

Anointing of the Sick.............. 8:00 am, 1st Friday of the month

Brandon Woods: 10:00 am .................... .1st Thursday of month

Meadowlark: 10:45 am ............................ 1st Thursday of month

Bulletin Deadline

Monday by Noon. Please email announcements to bulletin@cccparish.org or call the parish office.

Parish Office Hours

Monday-Friday ...................... 9:00 am - Noon & 1:00 - 4:00 pm Church Office Phone ................................................ 785-843-6286

School Office Hours

Monday-Thursday ............................................. 7:30 am - 4:00 pm School Phone ............................................................. 785-331-3374

Sacramental Guidelines BAPTISM: Baptism preparation classes for the parent/s are offered monthly. The next class will be May 29th at 6pm. Register online for the class. Parents are encouraged to take the class early in the pregnancy. There are no baptisms during Lent.

1st RECONCILIATION & 1st EUCHARIST: 2nd Graders who are enrolled in RE or Corpus Christi School, are preparing for these Sacraments. Parent meetings are held in the Fall for 1st Reconciliation and for 1st Holy Communion. If not enrolled, call the Parish/School Office.

CONFIRMATION: Preparation is a 2 year process that begins for 7th Graders who have been enrolled in the RE or Catholic School. The Sacrament of Confirmation will be celebrated in the Fall of their 8th Grade Year. Call the Parish Office to enroll.

MATRIMONY: The Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas requires couples to make arrangements at least six months in advance of the date of marriage. Please call the parish office for an appt. and arrange for marriage prep. classes. Marriages are not celebrated during Lent.

New to the Parish? Sacramental Guidelines?

Visit the parish website at cccparish.org.

Welcome to Corpus Christi Community, we are pleased to have you join us in worship. If you regularly worship at Corpus Christi, we ask that you please register with us by visiting our website www.cccparish.org or you may mail in your information to the church office. Name

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Zip

Home Phone

Work Phone

Email

If you move, marry or add to your family, please notify the Church office.

George Kemper, Frank Becker, Jim Bachand, Cindy Peterson, Vada Devine, Deloris Tharp, Marlin Locke, Anna Donnelly, Colleen Joyner, Bud Felichio, Victoria Thuro, Margie Henderson, Gabe Wurdeman, Lois McGovern, Walter Harvey, Paul Mattern, Dar Williams, Joan Cook, Shannon McKinney, Cindy Schreiner, Jim McNally, John Wulfkuhle, Mary Kay Frohock, George Martin, Gail Davies, Alice Howe, Phyllis Ogburn, Wilma Lutz, Jan Orlowski, Nick Parscale, Jeff Glaser, Mary Potter, Connor Martin, Owen Martin, Julia Scott, David Lutz, James Vyvlecka, Scott Ward, Connie Mullen, Karen Mazzeno, Jean Ferguson, Jeanette Lippencott, Debbie Lemmons Snell, Msgr. Charles McGlinn, Mike Swalm, Leo Lutz, Gus Harrison, Colleen Sullivan McNeive, Brynn Elizabeth McCreery, Florine Creek, Jan Kozma, Terry Haak, Irene Carson, Frank Almanza, Grit Henderson, Mary Lee Sullivan, Tom Stidham, Dan McLaughlin and Tiffany Meyer.