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PALM SUNDAY OF MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS THE PASSION OF THE LORD April 3rd-April 11th MARCH 28th Saturday, April 3rd – Holy Saturday – Easter Vigil Sunday Gifts $ 7,110.00 StC Cancelled – Afternoon Mass Online Sunday Donations $ 725.00 HNC Cancelled – Evening Mass Holy Day $ 10.00 8:45 P.M. StC Candidates TOTAL SUNDAY COLLECTION $ 7,845.00 Sunday, April 4th – TOTAL SUNDAY & HOLY DAY COLLECTION (FISCAL Y.T.D.) $ 393,823.37 Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord NEEDED FROM SUNDAY & HOLY DAY 8:15 A.M. StC Ruthella Kinney & Susan Meineke COLLECTION (FISCAL Y.T.D.) $ 359,268.00 (Pauline Daugherty) Church of Africa (Ash Wednesday) $ 3.00 Overflow in Parish Center Good Friday $ 35.00 11:00 A.M. StC Anny Pia Gagnebin (Amy & Gil Farr) Poor & Needy 11:00 A.M. HNC For the Spiritual & Temporal Welfare • Hope Emergency $ 35.20 of All Members of the Parish • St. Vincent de Paul $ 259.8 Monday, April 5th 9:00 A.M. StC Bob Germann (Rich & Nancy Curran) Tuesday, April 6th 9:00 A.M. StC Communion Svc Wednesday, April 7th 9:30 A.M. HNC Communion Svc 7:00 P.M. StC Christopher Heiss (Adam Lewis & Rachael Lewis) StC Evening Eucharistic Exposition & Confessions immediately follow Mass. SCRIPTURE CORNER Thursday, April 8th Excerpt from this Sunday’s Gospel, 9:00 A.M. StC John “Bud” Georges (Betty Bowers) Jn 20:1-9 Friday, April 9th “On the first day of the week, Mary of Magdala 9:00 A.M. StC Bud Georges (Brian & Mary Ann Georges) came to the tomb early in the morning, while Saturday, April 10th – Divine Mercy Vigil it was still dark, and saw the stone removed 4:00 P.M. StC Adrian Boland (St. Vincent de Paul) from the tomb. So, she ran and went to Simon 6:15 P.M. HNC For the Spiritual & Temporal Welfare Peter and to the other disciple whom Jesus of All Members of the Parish loved, and told them, “They have taken the Sunday, April 11th – Divine Mercy Sunday Lord from the tomb, and we don’t know 8:15 A.M. StC Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Weaver (Lees Family) where they put him.” Overflow in Parish Center Please visit Easter Sunday The Resurrection of 11:00 A.M. StC Bob Germann (Bernard Dean Family) the Lord | USCCB to view the readings! FAITH FORMATION NEWS Contact Debbie Valley in the the Faith Formation Office at 937-382-1596 or [email protected] FAITH FORMATION EASTER BREAK – Sunday, April 4. No Classes will be held. The Family of Faith page on the Faith Formation website has some great ways to grow personally and as a family this Lent. Everyone is welcome to check out the page. The Faith Formation website contains Information as well as the school calendars for each grade.
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