Mary, Mother of the Redeemer, help us share in the work of redemption.

1325 Upper State Road, North Wales, PA 19454-1007

PARISH OFFICE 215-362-7400 fax: 215-362-4127 Email: mmr@mmredeemer.org MMR Parish Website: www.mmredeemer.org

SCHOOL 215-412-7101 MMR School Website: www.mmrschool.org

PRE-SCHOOL 215-692-1051

P.R.E.P. 215-412-2251

YOUTH MINISTRY 215-362-4895

June 12, 2016 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

Founded in 1987

Mission Statement Under the patronage of Mary, Mother of the Redeemer, we are a growing faith community centered in the Eucharist and dedicated to worshiping God, our Father. In response to our baptismal call, we commit ourselves to promote the gospel of His Son, Jesus Christ, through Christian hospitality, spiritual nurturing, evangelical outreach, and shared social experience. We call upon each parishioner to share his or her talents in addressing the needs of our parish and society at large. We implore the Holy Spirit to consecrate each of us in this mission.

Parish Clergy Rev. Msgr. John T. Conway, Pastor Rev. Msgr. Philip C. Ricci, Pastor Emeritus

Rev. William J. Teverzczuk, Parochial Vicar Rev. Daniel J. Arechabala, Parochial Vicar Deacon George Klinger, Permanent Deacon Deacon Paul A. Logan, Permanent Deacon Deacon John Travaline, Permanent Deacon

Parish Administration Maria Stumpf, Director of Parish Services Margi Slomiany, Director of Youth Ministry Mary Anne Dunbar, Music Coordinator Lou Tonelli, Business Manager Mary Anne Cortez, Administrative Assistant Chris Moral, Office Staff

MMR Parish School Denise Judge, School Principal Margi Slomiany, Director of Advancement

Office of Religious Education Nancy Franks, Director of Religious Education Jeannie McLean, Secretary, Religious Education

Parish Pastoral Council Len Angelone, Cindy Coleman, Chris Fandozzi, Marissa Lamparski, Jeff O’Donnell, Beth Ann Rufo, and Bobbi Toner

Mass Schedules and Devotions Morning Prayer: 7:00 am Weekdays Weekday Mass: 7:30 am (and 9:00 am during Advent and Lent) Saturday: 7:35 am Rosary, 8:00 am Mass and

Miraculous Medal Novena Saturday Night: 5:15 pm Vigil Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am, and

12:30 pm Holy Days: 6:30 am, 9:00 am, 12:10 pm and 7:00

pm (except New Year’s and Christmas) Friday (All day): Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament beginning at 8:00 am through 5:00 pm September (after Labor Day) through May (Friday before Memorial Day)

Sacraments The Sacrament of Baptism is administered most Sundays after the 12:30 pm Mass. Arrangements must be made in advance by calling the Parish Office. First time parents are required to attend a Pre-Jordan class before the baptism. They are held the second Tuesday of every month at 7:30 pm. No pre-registration is necessary.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered every Saturday, 4:00 to 4:45 pm; Sundays immediately following the 9:00 am Mass; and anytime by appointment.

The Sacrament of Marriage requires that the couple contact the Church at least 6 months before a planned wedding date. No other arrangements should be made until the couple meets with a parish priest and the date and time are confirmed. One of the couple must be a member of the parish. Attendance at a Pre-Cana marriage preparation program is required in accordance with Archdiocesan policy.

Anointing of the Sick is available to the dying and those who are elderly, sick, or preparing for surgery. Please contact the Parish Office.

Communion Calls are made monthly by clergy and weekly by Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. To place a homebound individual on the Communion Call list, call the Parish Office.

New Registrations Welcome new parishioners! You may call the Parish Office at 215-362-7400 to make an appointment to register. In order to receive the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Marriage, or Letters of Eligibility for sponsorship at Baptism or Confirmation, you must be a registered parishioner. Also, children who turn 26 years of age, or complete higher education and continue to reside within our area, should become individually registered parishioners.

Funeral Notices Scheduled funeral services held here at Mary, Mother of the Redeemer, can now be found on our website: http://mmredeemer.org/funeral-notices/.

Parish Office Business Hours Mondays thru Thursdays: 8:30 am to 8:00 pm

Fridays: 8:30 am to 4:00 pm **Please note: Bulletin submission deadline is Monday at 4:00 pm

Mass Intentions Monday, June 13 7:30 am Tony Haefner by Mom & Dad Tuesday, June 14 7:30 am Anthony Diorio by Cordelia Satterly Wednesday, June 15 7:30 am Kate Moyer by her husband, Lew Thursday, June 16 7:30 am George Griffin by the Griffin Family Friday, June 17 7:30 am Mary & Milan Knezic by son, Michael Saturday, June 18 8:00 am Jeannette Lee by the DiCerbo Family 5:15 pm Mary, Mother of the Redeemer Parishioners Sunday, June 19 7:30 am John & Agnes Judge by their children 9:00 am Laura Whalen by the Allison Family 10:45 am Rita Noce by MaryEllen & Anthony Accardi 12:30 pm William Small by the Corey Family

Blessings to the Newly Baptized Kaden Rylie Bachmann William Francis Doyle, III Daniel Harrison Kennedy Henry Yoon

Summer Hours Beginning June 21st the Parish Office will be open from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, Monday thru Friday. Extended hours will resume after Labor Day weekend. If you need to drop off envelopes or small items, there is a drop off box in-side the first door of the Parish Office for your convenience at any time of day or night. Have a wonderful summer!

Director of Parish Services and Youth Ministry Needed Mary, Mother of the Redeemer Parish in Montgomery County, PA is searching for a full-time position as Parish Services and Youth Minis-try Director. The position requires working with parishioners and cler-gy on retreat days, bible study, summer vacation bible school, Catholic Heart Work Camp for teens, and Lenten missions. The di-rector would coordinate regular meetings for a committed group of teens in grades 7 through12, and programs for adult faith formation. They also would be an ex-officio member of both the Parish Pastoral Council and Liturgy Committee. Applicants are to forward their resume to mmr@mmredeemer.org

Please Watch Your Children at Play in the Mary’s Rosary Garden We often are finding the basin of the fountain in Mary’s Rosary Gar-den filled with plant material and stones from the pathway. We could be facing expensive repairs should the small stones fall into the bubbler tube or make their way into the pump. Unfortunately, it has happened before. Parents, please keep an eye on your children when they are in the Garden. Don’t let them go off to play in that area unattended, while you are conversing away from that area with family or friends. Your cooperation is important. Without it, hard decisions may have to be made about modifying certain ele-ments that make the Garden so attractive to all of our guests. .

From Our Pastor

Dear Parishioners,

It’s the “Graduation Season!” I take this opportunity to congratulate all of our young parishioners who are graduating at various levels of their formal education. Some of you will be moving on to new schools; others will begin a career in the business world, venture into community service, or enlist in a branch of the U.S. Armed Forces. Know that I and your fellow parishioners are very proud of you, and promise our prayerful support as you approach the next phase of your life. God be with you always!

We, of course, are counting down the few days left before the open-ing night of our annual Summer Festival. Many of you have been working very hard to get us ready for this long-established and much anticipated event. The MMR Festival has two valuable goals: com-munity building (even beyond our parish) and fundraising for our be-loved church. These goals can only be accomplished with the help of many volunteers. If you have not yet signed up to assist with the Fes-tival, I ask that you kindly do so as soon as possible. Your generosity of time is greatly needed and sincerely appreciated.

Monsignor John Conway

MMR SUMMER FESTIVAL 2016 JUNE 21-25

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Important Information During Church Renovations As previously announced, our parish church will undergo sanctuary ren-ovations and flooring replacement in the nave and narthex this sum-mer. Beginning with the 7:30 am Mass on Friday, June 17th, and throughout the 6 to 8 weeks of construction, all Masses (on week-days and weekends) and Baptisms will be celebrated in the gym of our Catholic Education Center. Below is a list of “adjustments” that are being made to accommodate your needs during this time of disruption. Ample handicap parking will be located (and clearly marked) in

the area between the soccer field and the gym kitchen. This area is where the basketball courts are. The handicap entrance will be on the side of the building closest to that parking area. Again, it will be marked. Handicap seating will be available near that en-trance.

There will be ample seating for everyone.

Confessions on Saturdays and after the 9:00 am Mass on Sunday will be heard in the Nurse’s Office just off the school lobby.

Regrettably, Liturgy of the Word with Children will be postponed during the weeks of renovation due to a lack of available space.

The school library will be made available for musicians’ warm-up prior to Mass.

Regrettably, the church building will be completely closed during construction. This is for safety reasons. Consequently, private visits will not be possible.

The annex will be in use for meetings and other parish activities.

Yes, the gym is air conditioned!

Also, a family who may need to schedule a Funeral Mass for a de-ceased loved one during this time period will have the option to hold the funeral in the same space where we will be celebrating Mass each day, or may arrange with the MMR Parish staff to have the funeral take place in another church. In the latter case, the priests of MMR would be most willing to help with such plans and to preside at the funeral.

Thank you for your understanding and patience during the weeks of construction! As PENNDOT often states at their construction sites, it will be “temporary inconvenience for permanent improvement.”

Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet Cards Available Father’s Day is June 19th. Availa-ble at church, as well as in our Parish Office , are beautiful cards for this occasion. We will remem-ber your submitted intentions for living and deceased fathers at all of the Masses offered on Father’s Day weekend and throughout the month of June. Your intentions will be placed at the altar. Please pick up a packet marked “Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet”, fill out the outer envelope, and return it with your free-will offering.

Support a Local Missionary Outreach A group of Lansdale Catholic High School Alumni will be traveling to Costa Rica during the last week of June 2016. They will be engaged in Christian service through work projects, visiting the needy and handicapped of the area, and extending the healing ministry of Jesus through other forms of out-reach. The whole experience is wrapped in prayer and fellow-ship. This group will be working with the Bailey Family, who are full-time missionaries with Family Missions Company - see more at: http://www.baileyfamilymissions.blogspot.com/. The Bailey Family is ask-ing for donations toward the mis-sion’s needs as well as their fami-ly’s needs. If you are interested in donating clothing, school supplies or providing funding toward the purchase of needed items, please contact George Mussoline at 215-290-3389 or email georgemussoline@verizon.net.

REMINDER Mass on June 25th

will be at 4:15 PM.

A Special Person Comes Home! On the Feast of St. Nicholas the kindergarten students filled Christ-mas stockings with toiletry items that were collected here at school. With great care, these stockings were sent to Afghanistan to sol-diers who were deployed in ser-vice to our country. Well, the kin-dergarten students had a wonder-ful surprise the other day. One of their adopted soldiers came to

visit the children. The students were very interested to learn about a sol-dier’s life in Afghanistan, and were very happy to learn that the Christ-mas stockings were well received by the troops.

Time is Running Out This is a reminder to parents that in order to be eligible for the parish discount on tuition for grades 1 to 8 at MMR school for the 2016-17 school year, you must have fulfilled the minimum financial contribution requirement of $780 ($15 per week) during the period July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. If you are not on track, please catch up as soon as possible. Since the tuition billing is now being handled by a third party we need to inform them no later than June 30, 2016 which ac-counts have met the contribution requirement. If you have not met the requirement your tuition will be billed at the full rate of $5,200 per child. If you have a financial hardship, please e-mail the Parish Business Manager at loutonelli@mmredeemer.org.

2016 Grasso Awards Announced The Grasso CYO Awards were established by the MMR CYO Board to honor the tremendous dedication and passion that Deb and Angelo Grasso have given to the youth of our parish through CYO and Vacation Bible School. Their love for the kids, sports, the parish and their community has had a tremendous impact on the youth of our parish over the past two decades. The Grasso CYO Awards are presented to 8th grade and/or 12th grade parish-ioners each year.

The MMR CYO Board is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2016 Grasso CYO Awards:

Julia Boccella Madeline Mele Katherine Bass

Marielle Mussoline

The awards will be presented to the recipients during the 10:45 am Mass on Sunday, June 12th. Come and Adore Him!! Weekly Thursday Youth Holy Hour All youth are invited to a special youth holy hour every Thursday from 7:00-8:00 pm in the Chapel.

Text MMR to 84576 to receive text updates for news/events!

Altar Bread and Wine Donation Altar Bread for the month of June has been donated in memory of Kate Moyer by her husband, Lew Moyer. Altar Wine for the month of June has been donated in memory of Walter Ringer by Fran & Linda Sanchack. We extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Moyer and the Sanchack family.

PREP News Registration for 2016-2017 school year is underway! Please visit www.mmredeemer.org and click on the PREP link on the top right. Once there you will see a link for Registration – both for New Families and for Re-registration. Tuition payment must accompany the registration form. Please note: the discounted tuition rate only applies to registrations received by June 30, 2016. We are also recruiting catechists and aides for the next PREP year. For additional information on how to join our team call the PREP office at 215-412-2251. Thank you!

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Parish Nurse Ministry News Seasonal allergies affect millions of people young and old each year. Here are some helpful tips from The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America to decrease allergens in your environment. Make sure to wash your hands and your face especially before bed. Allergens from your hands and face can col-lect on your pillow. Take off your shoes when you come in the house to decrease the amount of pollen tracked inside. Remember to close windows and doors during high pollen days, and switch out A/C filters as recommended. Finally check the pollen count to better help plan your daily outdoor activi-ties. Staying hydrated is important es-pecially during the summer months. To spice up your daily intake of water try adding lemon slices. According to nutritional specialist Dr. Axe, adding lemon slices to your water also provides benefits for the body. Lemons can help ease an upset stomach and relieve indigestion. Lemons have vitamin C which is important for the immune system and healthy cells. The anti-oxidants in lemons can help to reju-venate the skin and help with colla-gen production. Lemons also con-tain pectin which is a fiber that is found in fruit. Pectin helps the body feel full longer. This can help with weight loss or maintenance. So why not add a few slices and enjoy!

Trip to the National Shrine of The Divine Mercy The St. Stanislaus Parish Divine Mercy Cenacle is hosting a day trip to the National Shrine in Stock-bridge, MA on Tuesday, June 28, 2016, and you are welcome to join us. Our journey begins at 6:00 am in the St. Stanislaus Church parking

lot and we will arrive home at 10:00 pm. Cost of the trip is $70 which includes transportation, boxed lunch, dinner and tip for the driver. At the Shrine there will be time for Adoration, the Rosary, Mass, walking the grounds and there is a designated Door of Mercy. For more information please contact Eileen McKeron at 215-527-0269.

The 5th Annual Fortnight for Free-dom is being observed national-ly June 21st to July 4th and spon-sored by the United States Confer-ence of Catholic Bishops. The initi-ative calls Catholics from across the country to stand united in de-fense of our first, most cherished liberty—that of religious freedom. Locally, our observance will be parish-based and feature various modes of participation at the dis-cretion of the pastor. Archbishop Chaput will be the principal celebrant and homilist at a Mass for Religious Freedom at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul immediately fol-lowing a Holy Hour presided over by Father Dennis Gill, Rector of Cathedral Basilica. Confessions will also be heard beginning at 5:30 pm. All are welcome to at-tend.

Sunday, June 26, 2016 5:30 pm (Holy Hour)

6:30 pm (Mass)

In addition to the Mass and Holy Hour on June 26th, all are invited to venerate the relics of two saints who exemplified courage, convic-tion, and faith in the face of per-secution by political power. Saint Thomas More and Saint John Fish-er were prominent 16th century Englishmen who stood against King Henry VIII’s attempted supremacy over the Catholic Church, accept-ing martyrdom instead of aban-doning their faith. Come learn more about the lives of these saints, seek their intercession, and be inspired by their example. Prior to the veneration of the rel-ics, Auxiliary Bishop John J. McIn-tyre will be the principal celebrant and homilist at the Anticipated Mass on Saturday, June 25th.

Saturday, June 25, 2016 4:00 pm

(Presentation on the Relics, Q&A) 5:15 pm

(Anticipated Mass for Sunday) 6:15 pm

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Ivy Hall Movie Nights: The Priesthood in Film Join the International Institute for Culture on the third Thursday of each month in 2016 for a series of movie showings, looking at differ-ent ways Hollywood has portrayed priests over the years. Doors open at 6:30; movie at 7:00 PM. At Ivy Hall, 6331 Lancaster Avenue, Phil-adelphia PA 19151. For more in-formation, visit www.iiculture.org.

Malvern Family Festival Malvern Retreat House will hold a Family Festival on Sunday, June 26th from 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm on its 125-acre grounds. This afternoon event will kick off with Sunday Mass at the Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto. After Mass, there will be performances by Rev. Kevin McGoldrick and Grammy-Nominated Singer/Songwriter Marty Rotella, children's games & crafts, and food, such as water ice, pretzels, popcorn, hot dogs, and hamburgers. The cost will be $25/per car. To register, please visit malvernretreat.com/register or call 610-644-0400 for more infor-mation.

Rummage Sale Come see the Largest Rummage Sale in the area at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, 225 East Ashland Street, Doylestown. Shop ahead of the crowds on Monday, June 27th with an early entrance Fee of $10.00 (only Monday) 5:30 - 7:30 pm. The remainder of the week has the following hours: Tues, June 28th 9:00 am - 7:00 pm Wed, June 29th 8:00 am - 5:00 pm *Thurs, June 30th 9:00 am - 12 Noon *On Thursday only, clothing is $5.00 per bag, all other items are half price! Bring a friend! Spread the Word!

Rediscover the Love in Your Marriage Do you feel lost, alone or bored in your marriage? Are you frustrat-ed, hurt or angry with your spouse? Are you constantly fighting or do you simply shut down? Have you thought about separation or di-vorce? Does talking only make it worse? Retrouvaille may be the LIFELINE that you need! It is not just a social gathering or series of semi-nars, but rather a way to rediscov-er and rekindle the loving relation-ship in your marriage. Tens of thousands of couples have successfully saved their marriages by attending a Retrouvaille week-end and the six post sessions that follow it. The next program begins on the weekend of August 12th at the Family Life Center in Malvern, PA. The next weekend will be held in February 2017. For more information, or to register for one of our weekends, visit our website at: www.HelpOurMarriage.com or call 1-800-470-2230. All inquiries are kept strictly confidential.

2016 Catholic Women’s Conference Plan to join us for a day of friend-ship, prayer, and growth in your faith at the Archdiocese of Phila-delphia Catholic Women’s Confer-ence! This year’s theme “Mother of Mercy, Make Our Hearts Like Yours!” is in honor of the Extraordi-nary Jubilee Year of Mercy called by Pope Francis. Mark your calen-dars: Saturday, October 29th, 8:30am-4:00pm, National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa, Doylestown, PA. Four tracks: adult track in English, adult track in Spanish, presentations in American Sign Language, and a youth track for teens. For more info: catholicwomensconference.org

Summer Athletic Camps Lansdale Catholic offers summer camps in softball, baseball, cross country, field hockey, cheerleading, boys/girls basketball, boys/girls lacrosse, boys/girls soccer, boys/girls volleyball, boys/girls flag football, LEGO robotics and acrylic painting. For information, please contact LC Athletic Director, Tom Quintois at 215-362-6160 x132 or email tquintois@lansdalecathoic.com.

Summer STEM Courses The weeks of July 25th, August 1st, August 8th and August 15th, Lans-dale Catholic Science department faculty will be teaching: Pre-Chemistry, Pre-Algebra, Pre-Physics, Math Prep and High School Study Skills. Open to students who will be fresh-men, sophomores or juniors in the 2016-2017 academic year. Please contact Mrs. Mary Antoni at 215-362-6160 x179 or email mantoni@lansdalecatholic.com.

Attention Catholic High School Students Want to share your faith with oth-ers? Catholic high school students in 9th to 12th grade are asked to vol-unteer as assistant teachers in St. Mary of the Assumption Phoenix-ville summer religious education program (PREP). The program lasts two weeks. It begins June 20th thru July 1st on Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 12:00 noon. Assistant teachers help in class activities. They assist in teaching under the direction of the assigned teacher and supervise students during recreation and re-lated activities. Participation meets service hour requirements for all Catholic High Schools. For more information call St. Mary’s Parish Office: 610-933-2526

Pray for Our Service Men and Women Almighty God, we ask for your divine mercy and protection. Embrace with your invincible armor our loved ones in all branches of the service. Give them courage and strength against all enemies both spiritual and physical and hasten their safe journey back to their homes and families. Amen.

Jay Wardach Adam McGinnis

David Hoffer Daniel Pierson Gary Hogan

Andrew Crossan Steven A. Campbell James Thomas Gross Sgt. Jonathan Lehman Terence McGowan

Chaplain Joseph L. Coffey Michael Wasylenko Andrew Conaway

Kevin Cox 1stLt Michael Archutowski

Brenda Snow USMC Brig Gen Bill Mullen

Nathan Menapace

Please keep us informed of any changes in your loved one’s status. Thank you.

Pray for Our Sick If you wish a particular family member or friend to be placed on the Bulletin Prayer List, please call Gerry Jerlinski at 215-996-1049.

Loving and compassionate Lord Jesus, You brought strength and healing to the afflicted. Through Your healing touch and words, You restored sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, strength to weakened limbs, and wholeness to those afflicted with disease. Look mercifully upon those named here in their time of need. Grant them the patience they need to carry their cross. If it be Your holy will, grant them Your healing. In all things, we pray that Your will be done. Amen.

Pat McHugh, Edward Keebler, John Pier, Joan Barreras, Jerry Santucci, Barbara Osinski, Roselle Derequito, Barbara Glackin, Anthony DePaul, Tim Keebler, Vickie Ringer, Joseph Ceneviva, Lucille Amato, Mae Roskey, Gardo Oliva, Sandra Rose Billota,

Geraldine Beck, Rosemarie Coffey, Peter Sahd, Elaine Bono, Rosemarie DePaul, Beatrice Kelly, Frank & Wendi Cerminara, Pat Biel, Bob Franks, Gus Casciato, Jane McCarthy, James Gardner, Alfred Stewert, Jacquie Gardner, Diana Umile, Joan McCarthy, Joanne O’Rourke, Thomas Allen, Maureen Chambers, Karl Setscher, Jerry Rose, Winnie White, RoseAnn Storelle, Bill Colbridge, Joan Catrambone, John McGee, Vincent DeFelice, Ashley DeLaurentis, Charles Barreras, Benedetto & Immacolata Antonucci, Frank Haefner, Grace Faino, Melissa Cesarini, Marie Spagnola, Janet Hughes, Henry Haefner, John Hogan, Patti Donchez, Dr. Paul Cianci, Cathy Forman, Elizabeth Young, Alexander DeStefano, Robert Kuhn

Babies, Children, and Teens: Jared Hobson, James Mitchell, Soren Zimmerman, Callen Pappal, Nicholas Anthony

H.O.P.E. Committee H.O.P.E. members are active within our parish, helping those with an emergency. The H.O.P.E. Commit-tee assists the homebound and oth-ers with their needs. Grocery shopping, driving to the doctor and hospital visits are just a few of the things H.O.P.E. can help with. Please try to give as much ad-vance notice as possible. If inter-ested please contact one of the people below:

June 13 Deacon Frank Cavaliere 215-997-0646 June 20 Toni Esposito 215-361-3992 June 27 Pat Bergbauer 267-218-1380

Phillies Game for Charity Enjoy America’s favorite pastime while supporting the annual Catho-lic Charities Appeal. Tickets for the Wednesday, June 16th game vs. the Toronto Bluejays at 7:05 pm start at $20, and a portion of all proceeds will benefit the CCA. To purchase tickets, visit www.Phillies.com/catholiccharities.

Annual Ukrainian Food Fest St. Anne Ukrainian Catholic Church in Warrington will hold their Annu-al Food Festival on Sunday, June 26th, 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Delicious food, crafts, bar, live band for your dancing pleasure, Voloshky Dance Troupe free per-formance, and much more!

Don’t Forget the Lord During Your Next Family Vacation While you are out of town en-joying time away from the rigors of daily life, please remember to find a local Catholic Church to keep your Sunday commitment to our Lord! Check out: www.masstimes.org for local Mass times and other upcoming Catholic events.

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