St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church

Welcoming everyone to proclaim and live the joy of the GospelInvitando a todos a proclamar y a vivir el gozo del Evangelio

535 Rucker Road, Alpharetta, GA 30004 Follow us:

FEBRUARY 10, 20192

PARISH NEWS

Blood Drive HelpFeb. 17, 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

We could really use your help as we prepare for our upcoming blood drive. Th ere are still open appointment times, and here are three easy ways you can help us meet our goal on Feb. 17.

1. If you haven’t scheduled your donation yet, sign up!

2. Invite your spouse or signifi cant other. Share the love as you share the life-saving gift of blood together.

3. Invite a friend to our drive. Donating blood is always more fun with a friend, so bring one along or in place of your donation.

Your donation means so much to the American Red Cross because patients in need count on drives like ours to provide a steady supply of blood. Each donation can help save up to three lives, so by meeting our goal, we can touch many lives in our community and around the country.

Your commitment to our blood drive’s success and St. Th omas Aquinas are greatly appreciated. Let’s get those appointment times fi lled up.

Get a head start by answering the questions online at redcrossblood.org/rapidpass.

You can set your appointment online at redcrossblood.org/give/schedule.

Italian Dinner and TriviaFeb. 16, 6:30 p.m.

Join us on Saturday, Feb. 16 for our an-nual Italian Night and Trivia in the Par-ish Hall. It will start at 6:30 p.m. with an Italian dinner of penne pasta, Italian sausage, meatballs, salad, bread and des-sert. Tea and lemonade will be provided. Beer and wine will be available.

After dinner, please stay for a spirited

game of trivia. Th e game will feature questions in the categories of sports, television, movies, religion, and gen-eral knowledge. Teams of up to eight will compete for a $75 cash prize. All proceeds go to the parish mission trip to Whitesville, West Virginia, this summer. Th e cost is $9 for adults, $8 for seniors, and $5 for children 12 and younger. For questions or to reserve a table, email Ralph Mense at ralphmense@gmail.com or leave a message at 770-552-9120.

Toiletries NeededMiddle school youth will be working on a service project in February and could use your help! If you have any travel-size toiletries or would consider purchasing some toiletries, we would appreciate your donations. Boxes will be in the Narthex and outside the Faith Formation offi ce to collect your items. Needed: toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, condi-tioner, and soap (bar and pump).

Auditions for “Fiddler on the Roof”Saturday, Feb. 9 in the music room 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Please bring a prepared musical piece. Production will take place at St. Th om-as Aquinas in May/June.

Questions? Email arenkes@sta.org or kkuczka@sta.org.

Job Search & Help MinistryTuesday, Feb. 12, 7-8:30 p.m.

Job seeker, recent grads or people seeking better opportunities, join our next session on Tuesday, Feb. 12, from 7-8:30 p.m. in room 202.

Parishioners, we need more volunteers to assist at our meeting with candidates. Th is is your opportunity to “pay it forward.”Email Bob Volz for more information at bvolz_atl@yahoo.com.

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PARISH NEWS / NOTICIAS DE LA PARROQUIAArchbishop’s Annual Appeal A letter from Archbishop Gregory was mailed this past week to all previous donors to the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal. He is asking for continued support of the many important programs that help thousands in our archdiocese each year. Th e goal for the 2019 appeal is $8,500,000 and the goal for our parish is $188,200.

Please respond generously when you receive your letter. For more information, and to donate online, visit the appeal website at appeal.archatl.com.

Campaña Anual del ArzobispoUna carta del Arzobispo Gregory fue enviada por correo la semana pasada a todas las personas que han donado anteriormente a la Campaña Anual del Arzobispo. Él está pidiendo que continúen apoyando los muchos programas importantes que ayudan a miles de personas en nuestra arquidiócesis cada año. La meta para la campaña de 2019 es de $ 8,500,000 y la de nuestra parroquia es de $188,200.

Por favor responda generosamente cuando reciba su carta. Para más información, y para donar por Internet, visite nuestra pági-na de Internet appeal.archatl.com.

A Message from the St. Vincent de Paul Society

Dear Fellow Parishioners, In 2018, we had a wonderful year of parish support for people in need in our area.

We thank you for that.

We also converted our donation tracking process in mid year. Unfortunately, this means that you will receive a second state-ment from St. Vincent de Paul that includes your contributions from January through May 2018 in a letter that will be sent to you shortly. You can add this amount to the contribution listed on the statement you recently received from the parish. We apologize for this inconvenience.

God Bless,Jack Murphy

President, St. Th omas Aquinas Conference

Daily Mass Schedule Change

Beginning Memorial Day, May 27, 2019, we will celebrate one daily Mass in English at 12 p.m. Monday through Friday, and a Mass in Spanish at 7 p.m. on Th ursdays.

During the season of Lent, we will celebrate both a 9 a.m. and a 12 p.m. daily Mass on Monday through Friday and a Mass in Spanish at 7 p.m. on Th ursdays.

Job Opening at St. Thomas Aquinas

St. Th omas Aquinas has an imme-diate opening for a part-time Faith Formation registrar/administrative assistant. Th is role is a direct report to the Religious Education Coordi-nators. Th e primary job responsi-bilities include but are not limited to processing Faith Formation and Confi rmation registrations, main-taining the class database system, assisting and supporting various Faith Formation ministries and minor bookkeeping. Th e position requirements include but are not limited to strong working knowledge of the Catholic Church and its teaching, previ-ous administrative experience, organizational skills, working knowledge of Microsoft offi ce, and excellent verbal and written communication skills. Fluency in Spanish and English and working knowledge of Parish Soft are preferred. If interested, please submit resume and references to Anne Renkes at arenkes@sta.org.

FEBRUARY 10, 20194

PARISH NEWS / NOTICIAS DE LA PARROQUIA

Race Relations DialogueThursday, Feb. 14, 7 p.m. – Alpharetta City Hall

Th e February meeting of the Race Relations Dialogue will be Th ursday, Feb. 14, at 7 p.m. in the Alpharetta City Hall, 2 Park Plaza. All adults are invited. Please enter through the single door on the south side.

Th e RRD is a private, non-profi t, non-governmental, volunteer organization. Th e primary goal is to generate constructive anal-ysis of the issues involved and to develop positive positions and implement programs that would result in more inclusive and peace-loving neighborhoods.

For further information, please call Jack McBride at 770-545-9675.

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PARISH NEWS

Pastoral Executive AssistantNeeded St. Th omas Aquinas has an immediate opening for a full-time pastoral execu-tive assistant. Th is role is a direct report to the pastor and a key position in the day-to-day service to the parish.

Th e primary job responsibilities include, but are not limited to, sched-uling and managing liturgy schedules; acting as liaison for pastor; recording of sacraments; and other pastoral

assistance activities. Th e position requirements include strong working knowledge of Catholic Church and

Catholic teaching, strong people skills, good organizational skills, signifi cant experience in managing multiple tasks including facilitation and execution, profi ciency in Microsoft Offi ce, and excellent verbal and written commu-nication skills. Preferred requirements include associate or bachelor’s degree, previous executive assistant experience, and working knowledge of Parish Soft.

If interested, please submit resume and references to John Doolen at jdoolen@sta.org.

Welcoming everyone to proclaim and live the joy of the Gospel

Please help me in welcoming with open arms these new parishioners to the St. Th omas Aquinas Family!

— Msgr. Daniel Stack

Invitando a todos a proclamar y a vivir

el gozo del EvangelioPor favor ayúdenme en darle la bienvenida con los brazos abiertos a estos parroquianos nuevos a la familia de Sto. Tomás de Aquino!

— Msgr. Daniel Stack• Sean and Stefanie Canavan• Leslie and Gladys Conte• Dan and Teena Lomier• Emeka and Chichi Odenigbo• Mary Betancourt• Mario Coronel• Mario and Yinerssi Feliz• Carlos Mejia-Padilla• Felimon and Yesenia Sanchez

PARISH AND ARCHDIOCESAN NEWSAdults Living with Unresolved TraumaThursday Evenings Beginning March 7

Have you recently undergone a life-altering event?Are you a survivor of a traumatic childhood?Are you currently experiencing most of the following?

Fear and anxiety, irritability or anger, emotionally numb, lack of focus, overwhelming sadness, easily startled or fright ened, changes in sleeping or eating habits, bouts of crying that come easily, recurrent nightmares or thoughts about the traumatic event(s).

If you answer “yes” to any of these questions, then the Trauma Recovery Group may be of help to you. Th e goal is to help you improve your day-to-day functioning. Th is group focuses on helping you to live eff ectively in the present, not on the recovery of repressed memories. Th e group will help you to stabilize by identifying confl icts and unlearning specifi c distortions related to the eff ects of the trauma you have experienced and replace them with new tools learned in the group setting.

Th e co-leaders are Dr. Ann Howe Ph.D. and Sue Stubbs MS, NCC, with spiritual assistance from Deacon Th omas McGivney. Th e nine sessions at STA are from March 7 to May 9 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Th e cost is $25 a session; partial scholarships are available. Th e group is lim-ited to 10 participants; those interested must register by Feb. 13. For more information or an application, please contact Sue Stubbs at 404-920-7554 or sstubbs@archatl.com.

FEBRUARY 10, 20196

Introduction to Natural Family Planning Class

• Roswell clinic on Feb. 25 281 S. Atlanta St., Roswell, 30075

• Forest Park clinic on Feb. 28 531 Forest Pkwy, Suite 100 Forest Park, 30297

Both classes are held at 5:30 p.m.

To sign up, please register at www.pregnancy aidclinic.com/classes. For more information, please contact Betsy Gordon at 678-306-6360 or bgordon@pregnancyaidclinic.org.

Pregnancy Aid Clinic is the only Catholic pregnancy resource center in the Archdiocese of Atlanta off ering assistance to women and families experiencing unplanned pregnancies.

Fortunate & Faithful Families RetreatFeb. 24, 12-7 p.m., Chancery of the Archdiocese, 2401 Lake Park Drive, SE, SmyrnaFortunate & Faithful Families is a ministry to families within the archdiocese with LGBTQ members. Th eir retreat, themed A Gathering of Hearts, is de-signed to meet all participants wherever they are on this heart-felt journey of love and faith. After presentations and small group sharing, the capstone of the day will be Mass, followed by dinner and fellowship. For more information and/or reg-istration, go to ff fatl.eventbee.com or call 404-402-7763.

Two New Adult Faith Formation Classes“Everything Belongs” Th is popular and bestselling book by Fr. Richard Rohr challenges us to move beyond the comfort of a settled life toward an under-standing of ourselves that is rooted in our connection to God. Fr. Rohr writes, “Only when we rest in God can we fi nd the safety, the spaciousness, and the scary freedom to be who we are, all that we are, more than we are, and less than we are. Only when we live and see through God can ‘everything belong.’” Watch the bulletin for the start date.

“Simplify”Are you overscheduled? Exhausted? Overwhelmed?In this four-week DVD study, bestselling author Bill Hy-bels shares his own story of the wake-up call that changed everything — and the steps he took to simplify his life before it was too late. You’ll discover how to stop living at a frenetic pace and begin charting a new course toward satisfaction, purpose and signifi cance. Bill will challenge and inspire you to reassess current priorities and become less consumed by busyness. Join Bill to discover the power of simplicity in your schedule, work, fi nances, relationships, and soul. Watch the bulletin for the start date.

FAITH FORMATION / FORMACIÓN EN LA FE

ClassRejoice and Be Glad

Th e Life and Letters of St. PaulCatching Fire, Becoming Flame

Centering Prayer

Understanding Your Grief

Adult Faith Formation Classes for the Week of Feb. 10 Day/Time/Location

Sunday 8:45 a.m.,10:30 a.m. - room 202Wednesday 6:30 p.m. - room 202Sunday 8:45 a.m., 10:30 a.m. - room 201Sunday 8:45 a.m., 10:30 a.m. - room 204Wednesday 6:30 p.m. - room 204Tuesday 7 p.m. - room 214Th ursday 10 a.m. - room 214Tuesday 3 p.m., 7p.m. - rooms 119/120

TopicSigns of Holiness in Today’s World

Paul’s Mission and His Plans God’s Will and Decision Making

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Please note some room changes may occur.

Life Teen ScheduleAll high school students are welcome to attend Life Teen on Sunday evenings after the 5:30 p.m. Mass. We start with a meal and then the program, which ends at 8:30 p.m.

Feb 10: A discussion on the Eucharist with guest speaker Deacon Tom McGiveny followed by games and fellowship.

Feb 17: No Life Night - School Break

Feb 24: First night in our new series, Memento Mori. Th e goal of Memento Mori is to acknowledge the reality of death and judgment as a consequence of original sin but instill joy and hope in Jesus as our loving and merciful judge.

March 3: A Life Night on Heaven and Hell. Th e goal of this Life Night is to clarify common misconceptions about heaven and hell and inspire teens to make choices based on love of God.

Teen Bible Study is Back!Wed., 6:30pm, room 218.

All high school students are welcome.

Food, Fun, Fellowship and FAITH

Steubenville ATLJuly 12-14, Infi nite Energy Center in DuluthSteubenville Atlanta is a conference in which students encoun-ter Christ through nationally renowned speakers, worship to music by recording artists, and encounter Jesus in Mass, con-fession and Eucharistic adoration. Each year, many teens will attribute this weekend to a major conversion in their lives.

For many, the weekend is life-changing. Teens receive en-couragement to spend time with other faithful teens for their faith. It’s also a blast! Find the registration form at stalifeteen.com/steubenville.

New Offi ce Hours for theFaith Formation Offi ce

Closed Monday;Tuesday through Friday, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

Nuevas Horas de Ofi cina para el Ofi cina de Formación en la Fe

Lunes cerrado;Martes, miércoles y viernes,9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

FEBRUARY 10, 20198

LITURGYThe Amen CornerKathy Kuczka

Who or what has convinced you to follow Jesus?

¿Quién o qué te ha convencido de seguir a Jesús?

Question of

the week:

Pregunta de la semana:

Each week, members of the staff gather to study and refl ect on the upcoming Sunday’s Gospel and from that study and refl ection they prepare the Question of the Week. Refer back to today’s Gospel to refl ect on your personal response. Today’s Gospel is LK 5:1-11.

Cada semana, miembros del personal se reúnen para estudiar y refl exionar en el próximo evangelio del domingo y en base de ese estudio y refl exión ellos preparan la Pregunta de la Semana. Usa el evangelio y las lecturas para encontrar tu respuesta personal a la pregunta. El Evangelio de hoy LC 5:1-11.

For most Catholics, receiving the Body and Blood of Christ in Holy Communion is the high point of the Mass. In this sacred ritual, the People of God participate in an intimate

sharing of the very life of God. As Pope Francis has said:

Although we are the ones who stand in procession to receive Communion . . . in reality it is Christ who comes towards us to assimilate us in him. Th ere is an encounter with Jesus!

Th e entire liturgy prepares the assembly for this moment. Hearing the Word of God stimulates the desire of believers to draw closer to God. Praying the Eucharistic Prayer rouses hearts to off er God thanks and praise for the death that brings life. Th e Lord’s Prayer proclaims a hunger for the bread that nourishes. Th e sign of peace strengthens the bond of unity before the community approaches the table of reconciliation.

One of the ways this unity is expressed is in song. Th e Gener-al Instruction of the Roman Missal mandates that the com-munion song begin while the priest is receiving communion and continue until the last person receives. Th e song helps believers to see that communion is not an individual act, but a corporate act of thanksgiving, as the U.S. Bishops expressed in “Happy Are Th ose Who Are Called to His Supper,”

Th e reception of Holy Communion is an act of the Church as the Body of Christ. While we each personally receive Holy Commu-nion, it is not a private devotion. Rather, the reception of Holy Communion is an integral part of our worship as a community of faith.

Th e community’s procession is a sign of the pil-grim Church on earth moving toward the heav-enly Jerusalem. Th e assembly moves in solidarity not only with one another but with the countless

numbers of all the baptized, those living and those who have gone before.

Such a procession requires an awareness of the gift about to be received. Th e people move as one body who know they have been loved and redeemed by God. Th ey approach the table of the Lord with humility, gratitude and eager anticipation.

Before receiving the Body and the Blood of Christ, communi-cants make a bow of the head in reverence to Jesus. Th e min-ister says, “Th e Body of Christ” and “Th e Blood of Christ.” Th e Body of Christ is received in the palm of the hand or on the tongue, a decision that is made by the communicant, not by the person distributing. Th e cup is received into the hands of the communicant who drinks from it.

After the minister presents the host and the cup, the “Amen” that is uttered affi rms the belief in the Body of Christ. It also affi rms a commitment, a “yes” to God’s invitation to share in God’s very life. As St. Augustine reminds us:

If you are the body and the members of Christ, then your mystery lies on the table of the Lord. You receive your own mystery, and your response to what you are is ‘Amen.’ Th en be a member of the body of Christ so that your ‘Amen’ be true! Be what you see there! Receive what you are!

Receiving the Body and Blood of Christ, as Pope Francis has said, calls us to conversion:

To nourish oneself of the Eucharist means to allow oneself to be changed by what we receive . . . Each time we receive Commu-

nion, we resemble Jesus more; we transform ourselves more fully into Jesus. As the Bread and the Wine are converted into the Body and Blood of the Lord, so too those who receive it with faith are transformed into a living Eucharist.

When the entire community has participated in the feast, all may spend some time in silence or in a song of praise and thanks-giving. Th en the community is sent beyond the doors of the church to be the Body of Christ, “a living Eucharist” in the world.

This list of those suff ering illness is a ministry of Forever Young Friends and is updated at noon on Thursday

every week. To be listed for six weeks, removed or extended, contact Doris Kirk at breezykirk@bellsouth.net or 770-518-0117. Names are also found

in the bulle n on the STA website.Let us pray together as a family

for your inten ons.

Pope’s Monthly Prayer Intentions/Intenciones de Oración del Papa

Pope Francis announces his monthly prayer intentions and requests that we include the intentions in our personal prayers.

Human Traffi cking: For a generous welcome of the victims of human traffi cking, enforced prostitution, and violence.

Cada mes, el Papa Francisco anuncia sus intenciones mensuales y solicita que las incluyamos en nuestras oraciones personales.

Trata de personas: Por la acogida generosa de las víctimas de la trata de perso-nas, de la prostitución forzada y de la violencia.

Baby San agoMary K. BarbourJan BowersLynn BradySandy BurnsPaul CarrioDavid CiskeLynn ClarkSally Clark Offi cer Ma CooperJeff CookHarvey CrouchSofi a CrouchGus DascalosSophi DolanntoPaula DunsonEllieTracey Giff ordRandy GraebnerDennis M. GrahamLiliana GonzalezKaye HammondKen HannifordJohn HenselMark HerwaldtEdgar HernandezJohnnyGary JohnsenSteve KallockPa Kirk Dn. Edmund

La HouseSam LangolDorothy Leone

Michael MannCindy McManusFr. Doug MedlinJim MusiolKaye MoranBe y MurphySan ago NavaLeanne NendzaBob MacPheeLinda OleszczukIvo PlachyEmilia QuirantesPam RitcheyVladimir Castaneda RodriguezMaria SanchezJimmy Sedorovich Chris SemberaRigmor ShawcrossDoug ShepardAshley Marleny

StackpoleChris S nne Maya S nne Dn. John StrachanGillian TateHerlin Itamur TjokroamidjojoDebra VitaglianoHeidi WankRhonda WilsonMaryann Wingfi eldBe y Wylie

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Prayer Chain MinistrySt. Th omas Aquinas is pleased to off er our community an email prayer chain, the opportunity to submit requests for those in need of special prayers.

Please send your prayer requests to Cathy Jakubowicz: cathy.jakubowicz@gmail.com.

M I /I MMonday, Feb. 119 a.m. 12 Noon

Tuesday, Feb. 129 a.m. 12 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 139 a.m.12 Noon

Thursday, Feb. 149 a.m.12 Noon7 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 159 a.m.12 Noon

Saturday, Feb. 169 a.m.5:30 p.m.7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Feb. 177:30 a.m.9 a.m. 10:30 a.m.Noon2:30 p.m.5:30 p.m.

(L) Msgr Edward Branch(+) Tom Wiener

(+) Daniel Wilczek(+) Gene Lynch

(+) Mary Jones(+) Charlie Samoya

(+) Nicola Mazzarelli(+) Eilene Cummins(+) Gabriel Olguin

(+) James Hour(+)Willie Hughes

(L) Fr. Stanley Coelho(+) Porfi rio Samayoa(+) Carlos Valero

(+) Angeline Zito(+) Tom Wiener(+) Seth Beyroo & FamilyFor the Inten ons of the Parish Family(+) Rufi no Cruz(L) Angelo Ponte

STA Priests, Deacons & Staff Pacer Family

Deborah UlamLeedham Family

Jerry & Scarle ThompsonHumphress Family

O’Sullivan FamilyLouise VollertsenTeresa Chavez

DhabliwalasMary Ann Hughes

DhabliwalasHumphrees FamilyYaritza Valero

Mark & Kathie SimmonsClaire & Ed DavisMary Green

Orlando CruzPhyllis Schall

Parish Contact Information535 Rucker Road

Alpharetta, GA 30004

Phone: 770-475-4501 Fax: 770-772-0355

Parish Offi ceMonday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Sunday, 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.

Faith Formation Offi cePhone: 770-475-4508

Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Preschool Offi cePhone: 770-664-2214

Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Ofi cina de Información en Español 770-475-4501 ext. 215

martes, miercoles y viernes,10 a.m.-2 p.m. jueves, 1-7 p.m.

Ofi cina de Formación en la Fe martes, miércoles y viernes, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.

Pastor Msgr. Daniel StackParochial Vicar Fr. Jaime RiveraIn Residence Fr. Paul W. Berny

Mass ScheduleHorario de Misas

Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.Monday-Friday NoonJueves - Español 7 p.m.Saturday Vigil 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.-EspañolSunday 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m.*, 10:30 a.m.*, Noon w/ASL for deaf, 2:30 p.m.-Español, 5:30 p.m.-LifeTeen*Nursery available for children ages 12 months to 3 years.

Sacrament of ReconciliationSacramento de La Reconciliación

Saturday/sábado 4-5 p.m.

Visitation of the SickWe would like to be attentive to your loved

ones who are ill. Please let us know their names by calling the Parish Offi ce.Visitación de los Enfermos

Nos gustaría estar atentos a sus seres queridos que están enfermos. Por favor, háganos saber

sus nombres llamando a la Ofi cina Parroquial.

Catholic Foundation

“How shall I make a return to the Lord for all He has done for me?” - Psalm 116:12Th e simplest way to share your blessings is to include the parish endow-ment fund in your will. If you are one of the 70% of Americans who do not have a will, please visit www.cfngalegacy.org or contact Juliet Greco at the Catholic Foundation to receive a free wills planning guide. Please call 404-497-9440 or email jgreco@cfnga.org.

Our Food Pantry is in Need

SVdP clients select their own food and the following items are in high demand:

• Cereal• Canned meat• Spaghetti sauce

Please check the expiration dates on the foods being donated. No expired food is accepted.

In need of food assistance? Leave a message at 770-475-4501 ext. 217 and a volunteer will return your call to set up an appointment.

¿Necesita ayuda alimenticia? Lla-ma al 770-475-4501 ext. 218 y un voluntario te devolverá la llamada para hacer una cita.

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Mass Attendancefor Feb. 2-3

Mass Time

Sat., 5:30 p.m.Sat., 7:30 p.m.Sun.,7:30 a.m.Sun., 9:00 a.m.Sun.,10:30 a.m.Sun., noonSun., 2:30 p.m.Sun., 5:30 p.m.

TOTAL:

Attendance

292662142491710472890152

3,320

Stewardship of Treasure

Off ertory Total for Feb. 3$55,017.83

Total YTD* Collected Off ertory:$ 1,368,050.86

Total YTD* Bugeted Off ertory:$1,465,000.00

YTD* Bugeted Varience:$(96,949.14)

*YTD is from July 1 - June 30 This week’s second collection:

Maintenance Fund

Next week’s second collection:Parish/Life Teen Mission Trip

For full fi nancial information, visit www.sta.org.

Thank you for your generosity!God bless!