ST. PETER CATHOLIC CHURCH 95 MARKET STREET MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN 48043 November 1, 2020

Phone: (586)468-4578 Website: www.stpetermtclemens.com

My Dear Friends,
This weekend we celebrate the feast of All Saints.
On Monday the feast is that of All Souls.
From my point of view, there is a reason why these two feasts are celebrated together.
They both have to do with God’s children. In the “old days” when I was growing up All Saints was directed towards honoring all of those whom the Church had declared as saints, those who were defined as being in heaven.
I would like to expand this focus in two ways.


The first way is to see sainthood in a little more broad spectrum.
All of us have known men and women, boys and girls whom we loved very much.
They might not have been perfect but we loved them because of who they were and what they meant to us.
When we experienced their passing we often got a chance to reflect on their entire lives as far as we knew them.
We had a chance to put them into the context of their entire lives.
Deep inside we felt that God loved them too.
We also came to the understanding that God forgives much more than sometimes human beings do.
This is why He is God.
He loves all of His Children that much.
This led us or still leads us to believe deeply that these people are in heaven.
This would make them saints. The Church might never declare them to be saints as such but we deeply feel that they are with God and we have the hope that one day we too shall be with God and them in the Kingdom.


From this point of view, the feast of All Saints does not just honor those the Church has publicly declared to be saints but also all those we have known in life and truly believe to be with God in the Kingdom.
There is a good reason for this.
We do not know everyone who is in
heaven.
A perfect example is that of the declared saints. Every country, ethnicity and race have people who have been declared saints by the Church but who are not known by the entire People of God.
How many people know about St. Gubnitz except the Irish People?
How many people know about St. Leontia who was a young girl who was martyred for her Faith?
The list goes on and on.
Still these saints have been declared by the Church even though their lives are not known by everyone.
Given this why is it hard to believe that all of us do know and have known other men and women, boys and girls who are also in the Kingdom?
Maybe they have not been put forth in the process which the Church uses to declare saints.
Maybe they do not have two miracles to their name.
Perhaps they have many, many more.
Those who have been declared by the Church to be saints are certain people who are being put forth as examples of deep love, devotion and service to the Lord.
The Church cannot name everyone after all nor does the Church need to name everyone.
That does not stop us individually from believing in our own hearts that people we know or have known are in heaven.
God’s Love is much bigger and broader than human limitations allow.

It is from this point of view that I feel, this is just personal, that this great feast of All Saints is really reflective of all who are in the Kingdom with Continued on page 2
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God.
This view also gives us a better view of God’s Love Mass Intentions for November 2-8, 2020
as experienced by each of us through others.
This is why I feel that each person I meet and certainly each person I Monday, November 2 8:00a.m.
help bury or are asked to pray for can be and probably is Adriana Pleban (dec) req: Family
a saint in one way or another.
Leslie Kelley (dec) req: Mary


Morisette
The second reason for this view is that human vision is Tuesday, November 3 8:00a.m.
limited.
By viewing people in this way does not take away Ann Lieberman (dec) req: Family
from God’s right to judge.
It simply expands our view of Wednesday, November 4 8:00a.m.
God’s love and mercy.
We are all sinners.
Even the Adriana Pleban (dec) req: Family
saints were sinners.
Did not Peter deny Christ three Thursday, November 5 8:00a.m.
times?
I would hope that this approach would allow all of Joyce A. Michaud (dec) req: Family
us to be more at peace with God and give us a common Friday, November 6 8:00a.m.
ground on which to view and relate to one another.
Leslie Kelley (dec) req: Carol Golec & Henry Leflere


Saturday, November 7 4:00p.m.
The feast of All Souls is also very special.
All of us are Dennis O’Brien (dec) req: Family
human beings.
Part of that is that we have a great power Living & Deceased Members of the Marecki Family
to love and be loved in return.
All of us have lost family
req: Family
members and friends through death.
The love we have Special Intention for all Veterans
for them and they had for us exists long after time and Katherine Ahrens (dec) req: Family
place.
It is eternal.
In this we reflect as far as we are Jose DeJesus (dec) req: Mary Flores
able God’s Love for one another.
Losing people through Dennis Kelley (dec) req: Beverly Duprey & Family
death creates an ache in our hearts that may be
Sunday, November 8 7:30a.m.
transformed but it is always there in some form.
I have For the Intentions of our Parish Family
buried my father, mother, brother, sister and great friends Ann Lieberman (dec) req: Family
like Fr. T.J..
I have also buried many, many people who Marsha Milled (dec) req: Joe & Fran Bieth
touched me in many ways and have helped me to be who Dianne Vorhoff (dec) req: Ralph & Patty Unger
I am.
To tell you the truth I miss all of them.
Christmas is 10:00a.m.
different without my family.
All of you who are in the Living & Deceased Members of the Dewan &
same situation know what I mean.
What is it like to lose a
Donahue Families req: the Jim Dewan Family
spouse or a child?
I have no idea because I have not Mary Schmidt (dec) req: Anita Rosenberg
gone through that ongoing pain.
I never will.
Frank Jewell (dec) req: Tuesday Night Threaders


Ruth Heitchue (dec) req: the York Family
The feast of All Souls allows us to grieve, remember, Leslie Kelley (dec) req: Dan & Linda McInerney
cherish and reconnect with those whom we have lost in Cheryll Sarver Eggeman (dec) req: Ruby Duprey
time but never from our hearts.
It allows God to heal the 12:00 Noon
losses we have felt and reaffirm for us, the living, that we For all the deceased Bishops, Priests & Deacons
shall see our loved ones again.
It is a special time the
of the Archdiocese of Detroit
Church has set apart for each one of us to be human, feel the loss an yet strengthen our Faith in God’s Love for each one of us.
It is truly a sacred day just as All Saints Upcoming Meetings:
is a sacred day.
These will all be held in the Fr. Welch Hall.



The Church in Her Wisdom has put these two days

together, one after the other, to remind us that while we Worship Commission:
are human we are also Eternal.
All of us will experience Tuesday, November 10 at 7:00 PM
death.
All of us will come to know Eternal Life.
Someday
we will be the saints others remember hopefully.
Some Education Commission:
day we will be the people who are missed hopefully. Tuesday, November 17 at 7:00 PM
Some day both of these feasts will pertain to each one of
us.
It is then and only then that all of us will know the
Finance Council:
fullness of God’s Love and Mercy and celebrate these Tuesday, November 24 at 7:00 PM
days together.


Please have a great week.
God Bless.





Love, Peace, Joy,




St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 3 Feast of All Saints
November 1, 2020 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of heaven.” (Mt 5:3)
Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.

Readings for the Week of November 1, 2020
Sunday: Rv 7:2
4, 9
14/Ps 24:1bc
2, 3
4ab, 5
6 [cf. 6]/  1 Jn 3:1
3/Mt 5:1
12a  Monday: Wis 3:1
9/Ps 23:1
3a, 3b
4, 5, 6 [1]/Rom   5:5
11 or Rom 6:3
9/Jn 6:37
40 Tuesday: Phil 2:5
11/Ps 22:26b
27, 28
30ab, 30c, 31
32  [26a]/Lk 14:15
24 Wednesday: Phil 2:12
18/Ps 27:1, 4, 13
14 [1a]/  Lk 14:25
33 Thursday: Phil 3:3
8a/Ps 105:2
3, 4
5, 6
7 [3b]/  Lk 15:1
10 Friday:
Phil 3:17N4:1/Ps 122:1
2, 3
4ab, 4cd
5 [1]/  Lk 16:1
8 Saturday: Phil 4:10
19/Ps 112:1b
2, 5
6, 8a and 9/
 Lk 16:9
15 St. Peter Catholic Next Sunday: Wis 6:12
16/Ps 63:2, 3
4, 5
6, 7
8 [2b]/ Church
 1 Thes 4:13
18 or 4:13
14/Mt 25:1
13 Mission Statement


St. Peter Parish, a viable faith centered community, gathered around the Eucharist strives
~to serve the growing people of God spiritually and sacramentally
~to proclaim the Word of God in the context of

Catholic tradition
~to follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit in calling forth our gifts of time, talent and treasure
~to reach out to the community joyfully as living symbols of God’s presence in Mount Clemens

A note from the Parish Office:
Thank you for your patience with all the CSA
mailings that have come to your mailbox over the past couple of months. We also extend our thanks to those who have taken a moment to contribute
towards our CSA goal. We very much appreciate it!

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Dear Families,
This Sunday, November 1 and next Sunday, November 8, the
Sacramental families of St. Peter Parish are invited to attend the 10:00 or the 12:00 Mass. (You only need to attend once.) This special
ceremony will enable the students preparing for First Holy
Communion, First Reconciliation and Confirmation, and their parents to publicly commit to the preparation and commitment necessary to receive a Sacrament. The families will receive a special blessing from the priest. We ask our Parish Family to keep these families in their prayers throughout the year.

It has been about five weeks into the school year and we hope things are going smoothly. By now your routine should be established for your weekly lessons. Just remember: whatever works for your family is the way to go. Try to pray everyday as a familyNgreat way to practice prayers! Please be sure to call us if you have any
questions or concerns; we strive to do our best to be of whatever assistance you may need.

St. Peter Parish is offering a Sacrament Meeting for the parents of children who will be receiving First Holy
Communion, First Reconciliation and Confirmation. This year, Fr. Dale Redwanski will present, “Let’s Get the Struggle out of Prayer”. The presentation has been recorded like the Mass on the weekends so you can view it whenever it is convenient. One parent of each child is required to watch the meeting; however, it would be most beneficial if your entire family watched it together. (EIGHTH GRADERS ARE REQUIRED TO WATCH THE PRESENTATION). Fr. Dale has a warm and comfortable approach when he speaks and always has common sense information to share. Fr. Dale is always willing to help his parish family and we are most grateful.
Please complete the meeting requirement by December 4, 2020. The link is:
https://youtu.be/q_RsI_hxNkc
and can also be found on our website: www.stpetermtclemens.com/children (Click the Sacrament Family Update button).

The makeup Confirmation Mass on October 8, 2020 is available to view on our parish You Tube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/stpeterparishmtclemens Pictures taken by the professional photographer of the actual
moment of Confirmation are available www.andarystudio.com/other/StPeterCatholicChurchConfirmation10820 Password is confirmation2020 Our thanks goes to Elisabeth Kujawa for livestreaming the Mass and to
Monica Andary for the awesome pictures! You made the evening very special.

If you have not registered for Religious Education
classes for the 202021 school year, please do so as There is still time to register for
soon as possible. Children need sufficient time to Religious Ed!
complete their lessons and we are five weeks into the Program. Also, if you have registered, please pick up Registration Forms & Information for your materials by this coming week or call us to work the 202021 Religious Education
out a time that will work.
Program can be found at
Sincerely,
www.stpetermtclemens.com/children
Mrs. Coll & Mrs. Loyal
Or at the Parish Office.
5864684578

Make Family Time a Priority Quarantine, lock-down, working from home, our local pandemic response may force us into being at home with our families for longer periods of time. That doesn’t necessarily mean that we are actually spending time together. Experts agree, however, that children’s comfort and security come from loving parents who spend time with them. The best way to make family time a priority is to be deliberate about it.

Once a week: Dedicate one night each week to your family. Do something fun like playing board games, running races outside, making popcorn and watching a movie from the library. Protect it on the calendar and let nothing interfere. Several times a week: Come together at mealtimes whether for microwaved or home-cooked dinners. Sharing meals helps families to bond over everyday activities. Once a month: At the beginning of each month, gather to check in and discuss concerns. Children absorb adults’ stress and tensions. A regular check-in of their states of mind enables parents to respond to concerns. Let each person have a chance to bring up topics or suggest solutions. Once in a while: Introduce a learning opportunity. Discover a new saint, share a devotion, or introduce a life skill you want your children to learn. Mastering a new experience can help us forget our troubles and adopt a new perspective.

From “Partners in Faith”, September 2020 Page 6 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens

ADVENTURES IN STEWARDSHIP by Bob Petitpren, J+M+J+L Secret Stewardship

Rosa Parks’ Secret Benefactor ~ In 1955, a tired, young black
seamstress named Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat and move to the back of an Alabama bus. That action was a key factor in the beginning of the civil rights movement in the United States. Rosa Parks was dubbed “the first lady of civil rights” by the United States Congress in later years. Parks moved to Detroit, Michigan where she became secretary and receptionist for U.S. Representative John
Conyers.

In August 1994, the 81 yearold Parks was robbed and assaulted at her Detroit home. Worried about her welfare, Judge Damon Keith contacted real estate developer Alfred Taubman about moving her to a safer neighborhood. Taubman agreed to help.

Mike Ilitch, founder of Little Caesar’s Pizza and the owner of the Detroit Tigers baseball team and the Detroit Red Wings hockey team heard about Taubman’s and Damon Keith’s promise. He [Ilitch]
contacted them and said he and his wife would pay for Parks’ housing as long as necessary.

Rosa Parks moved into her new home November 1, 1994 and lived there until her death at age 92 on October 24, 2005. Ilitch’s generosity was not revealed until his death in 2017.
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Besides paying Parks’ rent, Ilitch created Little Caesar’s Love Kitchen in 1985 which provides meals to people across the country affected by storms and tornadoes. He also funded efforts to fight
poverty, to improve the lives of Veterans, and to assist education.

Reprinted from “Little Book”, the Gospel of John by the Archdiocese of Saginaw, MI Little Books are available at www.littlebooks.org

“But when you give alms, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your alms may be in secret; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you.” Matthew 6: 34

Have a Blessed week.
St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 7

NEW BIBLE STUDY

Mondays at 9:00 a.m.
Parish Hall
th th November 16 M December 14
Discover the Beauty and Riches of the Mass

This five
part program takes participants on an exciting tour of the Liturgy as it explores the biblical roots of the words and gestures we experience at Mass and explains their profound significance. See, perhaps for the first time, why we say what we say and do what we do every week at Mass. You will see the words and gestures in a new light, giving new life to the liturgical experience.
You can sign up online at https://study.ascensionpress.com/studies/52866/registrations/new or email
[email protected] or call the parish office at 5864684578
Page 8 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens WOMEN’S BOOK CLUB

Danny Conroy traces the early hurts of his childhood in this novel of thoughtful, compassionate exploration of obsession, forgiveness and healing, which left us all spell- bound until the finish. The novel richly describes a stunning and many windowed grand mansion in which three generations of family are described. Danny and his older sister Mauve are exiled by their step mother yet manage to survive and eventually heal with each other’s love and support. Over all we gave The Dutch House by Ann Patchett a 4.72.

On November 12th, we will get together to talk about The Death of Mrs. Westaway by Ruth Ware. Harriet aka Hal receives a letter bequeathing her a substantial inheritance. She quickly realizes that the letter was sent to the wrong person and also her skills as a tarot reader might help her claim the money. Soon Hal finds herself at the funeral of the deceased...where it dawns on her that something is very wrong about the situation and the inheritance is at the bottom of it. Join us on November 12th at 1 pm at the Pantry. Bring a friend. “It is impossible to feel alone in a room full of favorite books.” Riley Redgate

Vickey Smith/F.Engel

Fr. Welch Parish Hall Come, Pray the Divine
Available now to book funeral luncheons and Mercy Chaplet
showers, the Fr. Welch Parish Hall also
specializes in anniversaries, baptisms,
Everyday at 11:45 a.m.
communions, birthdays and holiday parties.

at the Grotto in the Church

*Please Note:
Due to Covid19 restrictions, Parking Lot
we are able to safely accommodate a

maximum of 80 guests at this time.
(If the weather is inclement, we will be in the

Adoration Chapel)
The Fr. Welch Parish Hall's elegant chandeliers,
marble floors, detailed oak trim and garden
We will provide the prayer.
courtyard will offer an inviting atmosphere for your special occasion! We strive to make your
event as effortless for you as possible, from our We hope to see you there!
basic banquet package to our special event
package with full bar.


For more information, visit our website at frwelchhall.weebly.com
or contact
Tina Garland at 5864685120 or
[email protected]
St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 9 Rise and Be Not Afraid | CSA 2020

The Catholic Services Appeal is essential to the mission of the Archdiocese of Detroit. It funds and supports more than 170 ministries that serve the local Church in southeast Michigan, including Detroit Catholic.

Visit www.givecsa.org to support the mission by making a gift today. We are grateful for your generous support and for your prayers.

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Page 10 St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Saint of the Week:
Pregnant and St. Demetrian
parenting moms
Feast Day N November
6
in need are in
our parishes After Demetrian’s young and our neigh- wife died after three months borhoods. As of marriage, he entered a Pope Francis reminds us, our parishes need to be monastery on Cyprus
“islands of mercy in the midst of a sea of indifference.” dedicated to St. Anthony. Everyone in the parish community should know where There he was ordained a priest and ultimately served as abbot for four decades. When
to refer a pregnant woman in need.
Demetrian was chosen bishop of Khytri, he fled to a cave. But a friend persuaded him to Join us in this nationwide effort from March 25, 2020 accept the appointment.
to March 25, 2021 entitled: “Walking with Moms in
Need: A Year of Service.” Pledge to prayerfully
In Demetrian’s twentyfifth year as bishop, Saracens invaded Cyprus and took many support pregnant women in our
Christians captive. He interceded with the
community: www.walkingwithmoms.com/
invaders for their freedom. Moved by the

example of his courage and selflessness, the Our local resources include:
Saracens released the prisoners.
Compassion Pregnancy Center in Clinton Twp:

5867839620 / compassionpregnancy.org/
St. Demetrian is the patron of prisoners. He is
sometimes invoked with this prayer: “Loving Father, through the intercession of St.
Gianna House in Eastpointe:
Demetrian, rescue me from the anxieties that 5864450440 / giannahouse.org/
hold me captive.”


Abigayle Ministry in Sterling Heights:
© 2020, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 5863231411 / www.abigayleministries.org/
Washington, DC. All rights reserved.

A Quick Reminder!

Please
remember to keep your mask/ face shield on while you are in the church building. Thank you!

Reminder!
All church doors will be locked 15 minutes after Mass has started for
security reasons. If you have to step out of Mass or find yourself running late, Door Five, off of the main parking lot, will be the only one that will be
accessible from the outside.

Thank you so much for your
cooperation in keeping our parish family safe.
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family is bonded together by the virtues of our Catholic faith, Christian values and a desire to help the less fortunate. Michigan has seven caravans with dedicated to St Peter Parish Prayer Chain
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Fr. Mike & Fr. Dale’s Weekly Homilies are back on You Tube weekly!
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Reporting Sexual Abuse
The Fr. Vincent Welch Memorial Hall
The Archdiocese of Detroit encourages individuals to
Market Street entrance consists of a report clergy sexual abuse of minors and others M no matter when the abuse occurred. Individuals may contact paved brick walkway, enhanced by
local law enforcement authorities and/or they may report beautiful landscaping, with lighting and a to the Archdiocese of Detroit by calling the Victim
fountain in the courtyard. St. Peter
Assistance Coordinator at (866) 3438055 or by emailing Parish extends the opportunity to [email protected]. In addition, the Michigan Attorney
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More information about the Archdiocese’s efforts to
information, contact the Administration address abuse may be found at
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St. Peter Parish, Mount Clemens Page 13 Prayers for the Ill If you or a loved one is ill & in need of prayers, please Email: [email protected]
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Eli Alashmaly Elaine Farmer Elaine Kujawa Aaron Russel Karen Alashmaly David Farrah Amy Labadie Shirley Sabelhaus Samir John Diane Farrah Erica LaBaere Alex Scapini Alashmaly Patrick Faughnan Barbara Labansky Payton Shock Kasey Andrus Mary Flores John Labansky Georgia James Ashley Donald Foster Sharon Lafnear Slavin Mike B. Carl Frania Michelle LaRocque Kim Smalley Lauren Beaubien Judi Freeman Mary Lieberman Arlene Spencer Jerry Bellanger Luke Freeman Bob Maas Jim Speshock Tammy & Desi Mary Freeman Nancy Madigan Brenner Stoklosa Berg Lucy Gaffney Gustaf Malmberg Dennis Suddon Joyce Bommarito Sandra Gibbings Linda Mette Bill Sullivan Fred Bone Brad Goike Mark Mette Terrie Marie Breiling Ilene Gourneau Autumn Sky Michels Tim Walter Breiling Tom Greff Sue Mikolaizyk Diane Thomas Lauren Brice Jan Haezebrouck James Miller Frank Valdez John Bronkema Ian Haezebrouck Lisa Miller Vanessa Marge Bulgarelli Matthew Hafner Lucy Miller James Ventimiglia George C. Jessica Harder Annette Momney Don Vermeulen James J. Capoferri Richard Harris John Moore Salvatore Vitale Stephanie Capps Marlo Hein Ron Morgan William Vorhoff Ian Card Caryl Hirt Brack Moss Diane (Petitpren) Lawrence Card Dale Hunt Lueann Mott Walsh Tricia Cartledge Jerry Hunt Angie Murray Connie Wasmund Mark Cassel Levi Hustek, 4 yo. Natalie Dave Weber Joseph Cataldi George Jacob Jeanie Boyd Amelia Westling Shane Champine Richard Jantz Nollette Dennis White Ann Currran Marcella Jodway Pete Nollette Jim Wigginton Bill Cvikota D.K. & S.K. Bev Olekfik Rosemary Willis Frank Czaplicki Sue Kafla Renee Ouellette Mike Wittkop Tom Dauberger Sue Kalpin Judith Pasko Renee Wittkop Edward DeBaene Teresa Kanka Mark Peltier Debbie Wolshon & daughter Brian Kaser, Jr. Mark Price George Wolshon Ken Defer Kelly Kenny Kevin Priester Wayne Wrobel Michelle Defer Patricia Kirchhoff Sheila Putnam Eldon Wyly Jackie Doyle Jeffrey Kish Julie Rebar Bud Yates Ed Gwen Kotwicki Mary Remsing Ceil Yates Donald Ellison Daniel J. Annamaria Reno Sandra Emerick Kozlowski, III Fr. Rich Dawn Evennou Annie Kruska LITURGICAL SCHEDULESM November 7 & 8 Reconciliation: Saturdays at 2:30 PM  MASS TIMES:
4:00pm
7:30am
10:00am
12 Noon
PRESIDER:
Fr. Redwanski
Fr. Redwanski
Fr. Cooney
Fr. Cooney

Altar Servers
E. Paling
E. Johnson
M. Heitchue
E. Martel
J. Lesko
A. Shiner
N. Heitchue
E. Martel
N. Heitchue
MINISTERS OF
Janet Benaquisto
Tom Denewith
Michael Krotche
Colleen Bernhardt
THE WORD
Mary Roxburgh
Ralph Valitutti
Nancy Hiestand
Mary Solomon
Theresa Grenzicki
Diana Helferty
MINISTERS OF
Claudia Shulock
David Lynn
Glorianne Gauvreau
Judy Coll
THE EUCHARIST
Robert Wilczewski
Martha VanBelleCowdin
Kathy Gooley
Nora Cassidy

Lori O’Neill
Tom Myers
Mary Martin
Sue Mikolaizyk
Pat Worley
Kellee Roskopp
Paul Nebel
Judy Malik
Rosemary Willis
Colin Leffert
Linda McInerney
Matthew Greenway
Brian Felczak
Geraldine Angelili
Nancy Heath
Timothy Couto
Glenn Heath
Lisa Holtz
Nicole Griffore

USHERS
Ken Bar
As Scheduled.
Jim Accardo Jim Polak
Jeff Calabrese Fred Kook
Bill Boucher
Frank Bruneel
Keith Graustein Sam Lentini
Mario CamposEscoffie
John Cline
Joseph Hughes Keith Polek
Brian Cloutier
Barry Crawford
Charles Kavanagh
Paulette Ireland
John Deason
Randy Lentini
Bob Jodway
Mary Deason
Fran Sampson
Andrew Kapusta, Jr
Hugh Murray
Mike Schwarz
Peter Nollette
Jerry Scully
Joyce Schwarz
Norb Dams
Joe Spallone
Bernard Wellhausen
Bryan Newcom
Victoria Spallone
Jeff Ashman
Joe Peplinski
Michael McDonald
Richard Roberts
Russ Winkel
Jon Steinecker
Gary Thieman

SACRISTANS
Judy McMicking
Joe Rouleau
Fred Mercieca
Kathy Helferty
Vickie Smith
Cindy Klemm
Jeanette Mercieca
Tina Scott

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