EPIPHANY OF THE LORD PAGE 1 JANUARY 5, 2020
Thoughts from Fr. Scott Today, we celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany or the Three Kings as it is commonly known. This feast is often referred to as “little Christmas.” In fact, our Christian brothers and sisters from the East often celebrate this feast as we celebrate Christmas in the West. The true meaning of Christmas may be found in this particular feast day because it is the manifestation of Christ in the flesh; the making known of the Christ child to the world. Obviously, we celebrate this day with great joy and wonder. It is a time for us to contemplate the true meaning of this grace-filled season. Wise men from a great distance came with eager anticipation to see something many people longed to see. This great gift is something we can readily seek and find in our daily lives during our Eucharistic celebrations. So, let us be grateful and awestruck at the great gift of God given to our world. With a new year upon us, I would like to tell you about a fund we created here at Our Lady of the Lakes. As you know, we have a Catholic school that teaches children from Pre- K through the 12th grade. As we look at our funding for the school we naturally see families have a difficult time affording a Catholic education today. The monies you donate to this fund will be used 100% to help families pay their tuition to our school. A committee will help distribute the funds to families according to need. The Pastor of Our Lady of the Lakes will be the head of the committee. You may make a donation at any time of the year and in any amount. It will be used for tuition assistance only and only for Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic School. This is all to say that your donations will be most welcome and properly cared for as we help families afford our Catholic education. If you choose to make a donation, simply place it in an envelope marked “Tuition Angels.” Please make any checks payable to Our Lady of the Lakes and we will see the money goes to the proper fund. Thank you in advance for your kind attention to this matter. Just before Christmas, we explained to everyone our plan to move back to the original rectory next to the school. With this move, we need to update our home needs such as kitchen, bedroom and bath items. To this end, we have registered for a house warming at Bed Bath and Beyond. You may access our desires by searching or asking for first name: Father Scott, last name: Our Lady of the Lakes or by our registry number 548375014. Many have already participated and we are very grateful for your help. Thank you in advance for anything you can do to help us make this transition as smooth as possible. I wish everyone a blessed New Year. 2020 is upon us and hopefully, our vision of the Lord and His ways will be as clear. I am praying that our New Year will be a blessed one of great joy and our country will experience a great renewal of faith and joy in Christ. I am grateful to everyone who sent along a greeting or gift to me during Christmas. I am overwhelmed by your love, support and kindness. Thank you for thinking of me and keeping me in your prayers. I am ever so grateful to have this opportunity to be your Pastor and servant. Thank you once again for all the many gifts, cards and great wishes.
God Bless and Happy New Year! Fr. Scott
Thought for the week: They sought Him from afar by the light of a mysterious star. We have a golden opportunity to seek Him daily, intimately and without reservation!
THE VOICE OF OUR LADY OF THE LAKES PAGE 2 WATERFORD, MICHIGAN FR. CHRISTOPHER’S FAITH FORMATION CONTEMPLATION NEWS Hello and happy Epiphany of the Lord! Jean’s Jottings I pray everyone had a blessed Christmas and is now enjoying the Christmas season. The Christmas season With the holidays there seems to be much talk of is one of my favorite seasons in the liturgical calendar. family traditions. One tradition that we had in our At Christmas, we celebrate the birth of Christ when God household is that on Christmas Day, the three Kings in breaks into our humanity in the incarnation and Christ our Nativity would begin their journey through our house takes on our humanity. It can be easy to forget that and arrive, with their gifts, on the feast of Epiphany to the Jesus is both fully God and fully man. It is in taking on Nativity. In some cultures, gifts are exchanged on the our humanity that Christ can then restore our Feast of the Epiphany rather than on Christmas. relationship with God. What I like about these first weeks Regardless of when you exchanged gifts, today is a great of the Christmas season is that we celebrate Christ’s day to stop and reflect on the gifts you received; which humanity. gift was your favorite and what made it so special? Perhaps today you can take a few moments and offer up Last week we celebrated the feast of the Holy a special prayer for all the people that gave you a gift this Family. Christ, like us, belonged to a family and the Holy Christmas season. Do you know why people gifted you Family sets forth for us the model on which we are to with the gifts they did and what significance they may base our families. The family is known as the domestic have. Church. It is the first communion of faith we have and it is where the faith is instilled in children and nourished. Today we hear of the gifts Jesus was presented with by the Magi but what do they signify? When the Magi Next week we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord gave the gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh, they were where Christ, through the baptism of John, sets forth for identifying Jesus as our Savior and in acknowledgment us the pattern we are to follow. That we are baptized for of His royalty, divinity and humanity. Gold was presented the forgiveness of our sins and are made adopted to indicate Jesus as King. Frankincense was a gift that children of God. was offered to a priest and myrrh, an oil used for burial, This week we celebrate the feast of the Epiphany of was given to one that would die. I also came across this the Lord. An epiphany as we might think of it is a sudden commentary of the gifts by Pope St. Gregory “Pope St. realization of something or a coming to know something Gregory the Great says in his Homilies on the Gospels in an instant. When we talk about the Epiphany of the (10) that the three items represent gifts that we are to Lord we are speaking about the magi's visit to see the present to God in our daily lives: gold is Christ’s wisdom, newborn Christ child, Jesus Christ. As Matthew tells us which is to shine in our lives; frankincense is the prayer in our gospel this week, the magi came from the east and adoration we are to give Him (see Rev. 8:3-4); and looking for the “newborn king of the Jews.” This was myrrh is our daily self-sacrifices to the Lord (see Matt. revealed to them by God and they set out on a journey in 39; Rom. 12:1).” https://www.catholic.com/qa/why-gold- search of Christ. They set a great example for us on how frankincense - and- m y r r h - as- g i f t s we are to respond to the news that Christ has been born, that the newborn king dwells among us. They set out in How can we observe this feast day? Perhaps you pursuit of Christ that they might fall down before him and would want to do a house blessing. You can go to pay him homage, that they might come to adore Him. www.usccb.org and search “Epiphany for the prayers to This is how we are to pursue Christ; with the same joy, bless each room and door into your home. Other ideas expectation, and reverence the magi had. At every include having the Three Kings travel through your home Mass, we gather before the Eucharist (and especially to the Nativity. Bake and eat a King’s Cake or perhaps each month in Eucharistic adoration) to praise Christ as share a special gift with your family or friend. As I am the magi did. To travel from near and far to adore Christ writing this article, I ask myself, ‘how far am I willing to who is the Savior of the world and Love itself. travel for Jesus?’ Am I willing to travel to church one time during the week for Mass or quiet time before the As we continue our season of Christmas and bask in Tabernacle? Am I willing to travel to a local charity to the joy of the incarnation, let us this week seek Christ offer support? What gifts do I offer to Jesus? Thank you with a deeper love, desire, and devotion, that we might to all of you that share in the gift of our parish community; follow the example of the magi and seek to be with I lift a prayer of Thanksgiving to God for all of you. Christ, that we might fall down before Him in homage and praise God who has come into our humanity to save Peace and prayers, us. Jean Hartman, DRE
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MASS SCHEDULE THIS WEEK AT OLL
MONDAY, JANUARY 6 MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020 St. André Bessette 8:15am Mass Church 1 JN 3:22—4:6 MT 4:12-17, 23-25 5:30pm Robotics Mtg - FRC 5053 Robotics Room 6:15pm Faith Formation Classes School 8:15am...†Deceased Members of the 7:00pm Bible Study Parish Center Connarn & Mazzaro Families 7:00pm Cub Scout Pack Meeting Parish Center 8:15am...†James Walker requested by the Casetti Family TUESDAY, JANUARY 7 TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2020 8:15am Daily Mass Church St. Raymond of Peñafort 7:00pm RCIA Parish Center 1 JN 4:7-10 MK 6:34-44 7:00pm Baptism Class Chapel 8:15am...†Paul Bazigian requested by Tim & Kim Smith
8:15am...†Margaret (Annie) Wyzgoski WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8 requested by Mike & Maureen Boyd 8:15am Daily Mass Church 8:30am Little Lakers Play Group Gym WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2020 4:30pm American Heritage Girl Mtg. Parish Center 1 JN 4:11-18 MK 6:45-52 6:30pm Bible Study Parish Center 8:15am…†William Billy Fortner requested by the Casetti Family 6:30pm Intercessory Prayer Team Chapel
8:15am…†Paul Terzano Tim & Kim Smith 7:15pm Adult Choir Rehearsal Church
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2020 THURSDAY, JANUARY 9 1 JN 4:19—5:4 LK 4:14-22 8:15am Mass Church
8:15am…†Millie Robak requested by her Family 10:00am Bible Study Parish Center 5:30pm Robotics Meeting - FRC 5053 Robotics Room 8:15am…†Lauren Thomas requested by Kathy Lewis 6:00pm K of C Membership Meeting Parish Center
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2020 FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 1 JN 5:5-13 LK 5:12-16 8:15am Mass Church 8:15am…†Irene Kotzan requested by Carm Smolinski 8:45am Bible Study Parish Center 8:15am...Increase in Vocations SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 2020 7:30am Men’s Prayer Group Church 1 JN 5:14-21 JN 3:22-30 10:00am Robotics Mtg. FRC 5053 Robotics Room 5:00pm…†Marjorie Arsen requested by the Zurbriggin Family 3:30pm Reconciliation Church
5:00pm…Int. Barb Renkiewicz 5:00pm Mass Church requested by Barb Radziewicz & Bernie Tomko SUNDAY, JANUARY 12 SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 2020 8:00am Mass Church Baptism of the Lord 9:30am Mass Church IS 42:1-4, 6-7 ACTS 10:34-38 MT 3:13-17 9:30am Sunday School Parish Center
8:00am…†Deceased Members of the Arabucki Family 11:00am Mass Church
8:00am…†Harold Mersino requested by his Family 12:30pm Mass Church 1:30pm Family Catechesis St. Joseph Hall 9:30am…†Mary Jeane Jozwiak requested by her Family 1:30pm Baptisms Church
9:30am…†Kelly Scheuer requested by Mom & Dad 7:00pm Got Your 6 Men’s Basketball Gym
11:00am…Int. Marie Phillips
11:00am…Parish Family of Our Lady of the Lakes
12:30pm…†Eduardo Saplala requested by Monette T. Rovillos
12:30pm...Int. Anne Zubalik requested by the Caudill Family
EPIPHANY OF THE LORD PAGE 5 JANUARY 5, 2020 OUR PARISH LIFE TOGETHER
WELCOME Please welcome to our Christian family: RECTORY James and DeAnn Allen Children: Percy and MairEva HOUSEWARMING Frank and Stephanie Morse Children: Everly and Beckham If you wish to purchase a gift for the rectory: Remember to introduce yourself to new faces in church. BED BATH & BEYOND We want everyone to feel welcome at Our Lady of the Lakes. is pleased to have registered Father Scott Our Lady of the Lakes Registry # 548375014 To receive a registry or purchase a gift, visit in-store or online at www.bedbathandbeyond.com or call 1-800-GO BEYOND CHRISTMAS CARD COLLECTION The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus Council 5436 are collecting Christmas cards and all types of greeting cards for St Jude’s Ranch. (They are especially in need of birthday and thank you cards.) Due to copyright PICTURE DIRECTORIES restrictions, please donate the entire card. ARE HERE! There is a box in the Delaney Parish Center labeled If you had your photo taken, your directory is waiting for “Cards for St. Jude” for donations of your used cards. you. Please stop by the Parish Center during the week. Last date to drop off cards is January 31st. Note: directories are not available on the weekends.
PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Please keep in your thoughts and prayers this week the sick members of our Parish: Meradith Blackston, Beverly Armstrong, Roxxy Ryan, Holly Sanders, Gary Garza, William Bodenmiller, Katie Geary, Xavier Dedousis, Carol Pawlowski, Irene Pawlowski, Linda Hemphill, Frank Cynowa, Dennis Ritter, Scott Przybylowicz, Leonard Matusko, Bill Boeneman, Jennifer Gaffey, Janet Cobert, Joe Batwinas, Carm Smolinski, Roberta Blust, Patrick Hull, Tress Ann Smith, Tania Price, Jeff Hotchkiss, Ralph Vogan, Sally Kubani, Irene Delasko, Ben Darmofal, Margo Brown, Brady Cullen, Rob Amos, Theresa Villereal, Adam Figurski, Norma Erdman, Carol Raymond, Juliana Clark, Debbie Wigner & Family, Stephen (Popeye) Akers, Sembra Martin, Valerie Carpenter, Chelsea Arcilesi, Carl Cordonnier, Finn, Martino Casetti, Don & Rhonda Barron, Beverly McDonald, Sandie Ososkie, Paul Evens, Pat Zurbriggen, Ardella Kohlman, Ronald Wolff, Katherine Clark, Louis Roger, Kevin Dalley, Joyce Delasko, Sherri Flanary, Jean Tinson. May they find peace, strength, and comfort in God’s care.
THE VOICE OF OUR LADY OF THE LAKES PAGE 6 WATERFORD, MICHIGAN CSA MINUTE STEWARDSHIP
PERMANENT DIACONATE Men discerning a call to the permanent diaconate can attend an information night at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit on Tuesday, January 7. Permanent deacons play an important role in the life of the church and in parishes across the Archdiocese of Detroit. Attendees will learn about the application process FINANCIAL REPORT and requirements for entering formation for the permanent diaconate. Weekly Stewardship Report Amount Needed to Fulfill Budget $26,500 The CSA supports men studying for the permanent Actual Weekly Collection $20,426 diaconate at Sacred Heart Major Seminary and funds the Actual Under Budget $6,074 work of the archdiocesan Office for Clergy and Envelopes Used 428 Consecrated Life and the Permanent Deacon Formation Team, which coordinate diaconal ministry and formation. Fiscal Year to Date 7/1/2019--12/22/2019 Fiscal Year Budget – Wk 26 $689,000 For more information about CSA-funded ministries, Actual Year to Date $598,982 programs, and services, please go to aod.org. YTD Amount Under Budget $90,018 Thank you for your generosity! OLL PRAYER REQUEST LINE Again we wish to thank all of you who continue to give so generously to our Parish. May God bless each 248-623-0274 of you for your gift of sharing.
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STEWARDSHIP THOUGHTS CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS
If you require a 2019 contribution statement for HOLY FAMILY income tax purposes, please fill out the form below and return it to the Delaney Center or you can call 623- It is appropriate that today’s Scripture readings proclaim 0274, fax it to 248-623-2723 or by e-mail at a family theme. In the First Reading from the Book of [email protected] and request one. Sirach, God gives guidance in applying Christian principles Statements should be ready by the beginning of to family life. Children should care for their elderly parents: February. Even if his mind fail, be considerate of him. In his Gospel, the evangelist St. Matthew recounts the Holy Family’s NAME:______escape to Egypt and their eventual safe travel back to Nazareth. As Christian stewards, we know the importance
of sharing our faith and providing support, encouragement, ADDRESS:______and protection to loved ones. Successful families flourish in their endeavors to follow Christ. Are we making Jesus ______personal in our home life, becoming the “Domestic Church” Pope St. John Paul II professed? (Please also see a reference to the Domestic Church in Unleash the Gospel, ENVELOPE #______Guidepost 7 - Families at www.unleashthegospel.org.)
EPIPHANY OF THE LORD PAGE 7 JANUARY 5, 2020 PRIESTLY VOCATIONS: DISCERNMENT WEEKEND January 30 – February 2, 2020 Who: Men, High School Senior to 55 years old What: Discernment Weekends are a unique opportunity for anyone feeling a call to the priesthood. You will spend four days living at the seminary which provides you with a first- hand opportunity to see what it’s like from the inside. This weekend provides you with many great tools for proper discernment, including presentations on the foundation of the seminary formation program. Where: Sacred Heart Major Seminary For more information or to register visit http:// www.detroitpriest.com/programs/discernment-weekend/.
RIGHT TO LIFE-LIFESPAN HAPPY NEW YEAR COMMEMORATIVE Right to Life-LIFESPAN wishes each of you a New Year filled with success, happiness and TREE blessings. We are happy to share the excitement of the
Leaves are available for the coming year with you. Memorial Tree in St. Joseph Hall. For $300 you can have your name engraved or memorialize a loved one. Contact the parish office at 248-623-0274 for more information. ON-GOING COLLECTIONS
We are collecting the following items: LOURDES SENIOR COMMUNITY Eyeglasses NEEDS YOU Hearing Aids Lourdes Senior Community is in need of volunteers Cell phones to assist with a variety of different areas in all four of our Sample size toiletries buildings. These areas include, but are not limited to, Any of these items may be dropped off at the Parish visiting with our residents, helping out in the various Center. Activity Departments of assisting with the care of our beautiful grounds. There is a special need at this time for Eucharistic Ministers. If interested, please contact Robin McClintock at 248-886-5102 or by email at [email protected]. ADVERTISERS SOUGHT The new yearly 2020 Our Lady of the Lakes Parish DIRECTORY UPDATE Member Directory will be ready for publishing this February. It’s that time of year again when preparations are This is the “older style” printed directory of years past. underway to publish our 2020 Parish Directory. This is the Anyone interested in placing an advertisement for their “older style” directory without photos. business, or a personal message in support of our directory should call Tracy Harris at 248-632-1041 or email her at Many people have dropped their landlines in favor of [email protected]. A business card can be cell phones. Please call the Parish Center at 248-623-0274 used in creating a new ad. Many times members have or e-mail: [email protected] to update your info. small businesses and other members aren't aware, but Again, if anyone does not want their name and/or phone would love to support them. Also, advertisers do not need number published in our Directory, please contact the Parish to be members of our church, so feel free to pass along the Center at 248-623-0274 or [email protected]. opportunity to family & friends with businesses.
THE VOICE OF OUR LADY OF THE LAKES PAGE 8 WATERFORD, MICHIGAN A REMINDER FOR THE LADIES
Please do not bring your purse into church. If you must bring it with you we PRAY FOR OUR suggest you put your purse in the trunk of your vehicle, preferably before you leave home, and only MILITARY PERSONNEL bring into church what you will need during Mass. With the extra distractions during this season, it is so easy for CW3 Jacob Beno Army someone to take your purse while you are going to Capt Kelsey Beno Army communion. † Jenna Beno died 10/15/12 AMN Stewart Blaquiere Air Force Also, if you leave valuables in your vehicle, please do † PFC Damian Bushart died 11/22/03 Army not place them in plain sight. We have had vehicles SSGT Francisco Cantu Caceres Marines Iraq broken into when purses were left on the seat. Eddy DeRocher Iraq Unfortunately, this has been an ongoing problem at most Jacob Dumont Army area churches. SFC Scott Emanuel Afghanistan SSGT Dennis Haskins, Jr. Army Dillan Johnson Air Force Kuwait Jackson Jones Army Afghanistan PREVENTING THE Msgt Justin Jones Air Force Matt Koetting Marines Afghanistan SPREAD OF ILLNESS Sean Konczal Navy Persian Golf We would like to remind you that it is Robert Maher & Crew Navy perfectly acceptable to forego a † Sgt. Joseph Martin died 8/16/18 Army handshake at the “Sign of Peace” and to MAJ Matthew McNeill Army Kuwait forego drinking from the common cup † PFC Joseph Miracle died 7/5/07 Army Afghanistan during Communion. You also can do your part to help keep LCP Derek Monday Marines everyone healthy by using common sense, practicing good Amanda Paczynski Army Korea hygiene, and staying home if you are sick. Check your Capt. Adam Renkiewicz Army Afghanistan Broadcast/Cable TV guide for televised Masses. Please Capt. Matthew Richards Army Iraq remember that those sitting around you don’t want Katie Rounds Bahrain whatever cold/flu germs you have. Sgt. Gerald Sanchez Marines Afghanistan CPTN Daniel Schasser Anthony Schmidt Marines Major. Nick Strelchuk Air Force Beale AFB MYPARISH APP Cory Vaught Army James Whitlow Navy Iraq Download our parish app by sending a text message to 88202 with the word “app” or visit your app store. Available If your son, daughter or grandchild is serving us in for Apple and Android. troubled places, please let us know. Just drop a note in the mail, e-mail us at [email protected], fax us at 248 623-2723, or call us at 248 623-0274.
ELECTRONIC GIVING HEAL YOUR MARRIAGE To make your Sunday contribution electronically: Do you feel lost, alone or bored in your marriage? If your bank offers free bill pay, we suggest you use Are you frustrated, hurt or angry? that service. Are you constantly fighting? or Have you thought about separation or divorce? Go to our website at OLLonline.org and click on “Parish” then “Online Giving” or go directly to RETROUVAILLE CAN HELP!! woll.weshareonline.org. We surveyed attendees & 76% of respondents were Either method allows you to choose the frequency: still married after 5 years! one-time, weekly, monthly, or annually. The next Retrouvaille Weekend is If you are contributing electronically and no longer wish to receive envelopes, please let us know. Call Karen at Friday, January 17, 2020 in Southfield, Mi. 248-623-0274 or [email protected]. For information 800-470-2230 or HelpOurMarriage.org
EPIPHANY OF THE LORD PAGE 9 JANUARY 5, 2020 FOR THE WEEKEND January 11 & 12, 2020 Time Presiders Servers Lectors Captains ALTAR HELP K. Conway Saturday: Eric & Kim Fr. Thibodeau S. McCarthy Bernadette Tomko Bischer WEEKEND 1/11/20 5:00pm L. Ronquillo David Diffenderffer, Melanie Gaynor, Pat Hannum
Sunday: B. Asai Fr. Muer E. Asai Brooke Eubanks Mark Blaszkiewicz WEEKEND 1/16/20 8:00am M. Gallmeyer Monika Donohue, Theresa Johnson, David & Deborah Tardiff
K. Briolat 9:30am Fr. Muer L. Briolat Christopher Droin Jim Bruso C. Ignasiak Volunteers Needed
To volunteer to become an Altar Server, Lector, Eucharistic A. Collins John & Evelyn Minister, Altar Cleaner or Sunday 11:00am Fr. Thibodeau N. Fondaw John Clark Clark E. Hudson Counter please call the Parish office at 248-623-0274 and leave your name & number and we will G. Donarumma give your info to the appropriate 12:30pm Fr. Thibodeau B. Eubanks Katie Geary Kristen Suran coordinator. L. Jasinski
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL: OUR LADY OF THE LAKES Parish Council meets the last Tuesday twice a semester at
5481 Dixie Highway 7:00pm in the Delaney Parish Center. Tim Tomezak, [email protected] Waterford, Michigan 48329 Chris Lee, Vice [email protected] 248-623-0274 John Arzenti, [email protected]
PASTOR Rev. Scott Thibodeau MASSES ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev. Christopher Muer Saturday Evening....5:00pm PERMANENT DEACON Stephen Talbot Sunday.....8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am, 12:30pm Monday - Friday.....8:15am
Artha Horowitz, Director of Christian Service..... 248-623-0274 BAPTISMS: Tim Smith, Director of Music Ministry ...... 248-821-8443 1st & 3rd Sundays at 1:30pm. Parents must Jean Hartman, Director of Faith Formation ...... 248-623-0274 pre-register and attend a Baptism Class. Call 623-0274
Parish Office ...... 248-623-0274 SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Fax ...... 248-623-2723 Saturdays from 3:30pm until all are heard Web Site ...... http://OLLonline.org E-mail ...... [email protected] EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION: 3rd Tuesday of every month followed by Prayer Requests ...... [email protected] Rosary and Benediction at 7:00pm Signup at: tinyurl.com/OLLexposition SCHOOL FAITH FORMATION: Jeanine Kenny, Principal & Head of School ...... 248-623-0340 Ages 4/5: Sundays 9:30am Admissions ...... 248-623-0340 Mondays: Grades 1-8— 6:15pm Jared Kullman, Athletic Director ...... 248-623-0340 Family Catechisis: 1st Sunday of each month - 1:30pm RCIC – Tuesday 7:00pm - RCIA — Tuesday 7:00pm BULLETIN DEADLINE Mondays, 9:00am at the Parish Center WEDDINGS Kathie Harroun, Editor Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance. Couples must attend the Pre-Marriage Workshop. Submissions to: [email protected] REGISTRATIONS: Project Rachel Post Abortion Ministry...1-888-722-4355 All families must register personally at the Delaney Center or online at OLLonline.org. National Domestic Violence Hotline...1-800-799-7233 Please notify the parish when moving in or away 623-0274.