We are a welcoming Catholic Community called by God to live out the message of Christ in love and service to all people. July 11, 2021
Indian Church / Emily Carr / circa 1929
28290 Beaumont Road, Bonita Springs, FL 34134 • Phone (239) 992-0901 www.stleocatholicchurch.org • Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am - 4 pm Daily Mass: Monday-Saturday: 8 am • Confessions: Saturday 2-3pm Saturday Vigil Masses: 3:30 & 5:30 pm • Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am & 5 pm Misa en español Domingo - 7 pm y las confesiones antes de la misa Mass in Polish: 3rd Sunday of the month - 1:30 pm Parish Church Support
Thank you for your continued generosity! Parish Staff Rev. Jarek (Jaroslaw) Sniosek ...... Pastor Rev. Pablo Ruani ...... Parochial Vicar Rev. Luis Albarracin ...... Parochial Vicar July 3 & 4 Anne Bellows ...... Assistant to the Pastor Hermilo Calderon ...... Lead Maintenance $ 14,924 Griselda Cisneros ...... Receptionist Rogelio Delgado ...... Maintenance Daniel Gonzalez ...... Maintenance Elsy Hernandez ...... Graphics Designer Annemarie Jardon ...... Director of Religious Education Lauryn Kay ...... Cantor Marcin Malewski ...... Director of Music Martha Mercado ...... Maintenance Frank Murray ...... Youth Ministry Gisela Saldana ...... Religious Education Assistant Henry Soto ...... Accountant Milana Strezeva ...... Musician
Celebrating our Faith BAPTISM OF INFANTS 2021 CFA Baptisms of children under 7 years old are offered every fourth Sunday of each month in Spanish and every second Sunday of the month in English. Please visit our website or contact our office for details and requirements. Thank you for another successful
CONFIRMATION Catholic Faith Appeal Campaign! At confirmation we receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit and confirm and renew our baptismal promises committing to a life of maturity in the Christian faith. Uncon- firmed Catholics wishing to receive the Sacrament should contact the Parish Office to make arrangements for suitable instruction. Unbaptized or non-Catholics can be confirmed at the Easter Vigil when they are baptized or received into the Church as a part of Rite of Christian Initiation of Adult. To enroll in RCIA, please call Griselda Cisneros at 992-0901.
EUCHARIST Parishioners who wish to bring communion to their spouses should contact the parish office to pick up a pyx with the St. Leo’s inscription on it. Please use this pyx when approaching to receive a host for your spouse or a family member in the Communion procession during Mass. If you need to receive a gluten free host due St. Leo to a medical condition please arrive 15 minutes before Mass begins and inform the Sacristan.
RECONCILIATION Congratulations ! Individual confession with a priest is the principal means of absolution and reconcil- iation of grave sins within the Church. The Sacrament of Reconciliation frees us from sinful patterns of behavior and calls us to complete conversion to Christ. Through your generosity we have Confessions are heard at 2pm on Saturday in English and 6pm on Sunday in Spanish in the Church. You may also approach any of our parish priests to hear completed another successful your confession at another suitable time.
Catholic Faith Appeal campaign! THE RITE OF ANOINTING
A person does not need to wait until the point of death to receive this sacrament. A careful judgment about the serious nature of the illness is sufficient. The Sacrament If you have made a pledge please continue making your payments. may be repeated if the sick person recovers after the anointing but becomes ill once again, or if, during the same illness, the person's condition becomes more serious. For those who are about to depart from this life, the Church offers the person Pen- ance, Anointing of the Sick, and the Eucharist as Viaticum (food for the journey) If you are looking for a Mass given at the end of life. Contact the Parish Office at 992-0901 to be connected with the priest on duty.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE with fewer people in If you are a registered parishioner of St. Leo and plan to marry in our parish please contact our office at least six months prior to the tentative wedding date. Weddings cannot be scheduled until the marriage preparation process is complete and it is attendance, based on determined that the parties are free to marry.
ANNULMENT - Reestablishing the freedom to marry. last weekend’s An annulment is more accurately described as a declaration of matrimonial invalidi- ty. It is an official determination made by an ecclesiastical court that at the time of the marital consent exchanged by the parties a specific component of the marriage numbers we suggest was lacking or defective. Hence, the marriage failed to be a marriage as defined by the Catholic Church. If you wish to reestablish your freedom to marry in the Church, please contact a parish priest to be your advocate in presenting your case to the Tribunal. 5:30 pm on Saturday
VOCATION If you think that you have a vocation to the priesthood or religious life please speak or 7:30am or with one of our priests, or contact the Diocesan Director of Vocations at 941-484-9548, visit www.dioceseofvenice.org/vocations 5 pm on Sunday. Monday, Jul 12, 2021 creation. Thus, he posits, we see God, “through a mirror.” As Cross purposes our understanding of God increases, we begin to see God “in No one said the path of Christian discipleship was going to a mirror”; that is, we see the image and likeness of God in all be a bed of roses—but it is indeed the way of love. “The things. For Bonaventure, signs of God’s existence are all temptation is to follow a Christ without a cross,” Pope Francis around, and God is present in each of us. “Therefore,” says said—that is, to succumb to an easy albeit empty life that the Bonaventure, one “who is not brightened by such splendors of world offers. Instead, “If we live our lives for the Lord, set on created things is blind.” Open your eyes to our all-around God. fire with love, then our lives will be fruitful and we will have TODAY'S READINGS: Exodus 3:13-20; Matthew 11:28-30 (392). “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, genuine joy,” said Francis. What’s more, there’s food for the and I will give you rest.” journey, he reminds—we rediscover the mystery of Christ’s cross every time we participate in the Eucharist. TODAY'S READINGS: Exodus 1:8-14, 22; Matthew 10:34— Friday, Jul 16, 2021 11:1 (389). “. . . whoever does not take up his cross and MEMORIAL OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL follow after me is not worthy of me.” The view from on high If there were such things as spiritual “power points” on Earth, Tuesday, Jul 13, 2021 Mount Carmel would have to qualify as one. A range on the MEMORIAL OF HENRY Mediterranean coast in Northern Israel, Mount Carmel has Words matter been a crossroads for religious traditions, military strife, Holy Roman Emperor Henry II championed the Nicene Creed. monastic life, biblical archeology, and now, modern urban He encouraged its official recitation during the Mass, a living. There is something for everyone on Mount Carmel, practice that didn’t gain papal approval until the 11th century. which is perhaps why it has a long and contentious history. And he promoted the filioque. Filioque is Latin for the four Today, join your prayers for peace in the Middle East with small words—“and from the Son”—used in the Nicene Creed those of Carmelites the world over. Our Lady of Mount Car- to describe the origin of the Holy Spirit, who, Catholics and mel, pray for us! TODAY'S READINGS: Exodus 11:10—12:14; Matthew 12:1-8 Protestants believe, “proceeds from the Father and the Son.” (393). “If you knew what this meant, I desire mercy, not Draw strength from our Creator, Redeemer, Sustainer God, sacrifice, you would not have condemned these innocent and honor the Blessed Trinity today by praying a “Glory Be.” men.” TODAY'S READINGS: Exodus 2:1-15a; Matthew 11:20-24 (390). “Jesus began to reproach the towns where most of his mighty deeds had been done, since they had not repented.” Saturday, Jul 17, 2021 No one is without dignity Wednesday, Jul 14, 2021 Bruised reeds and smoldering wicks were commonly MEMORIAL OF KATERI TEKAKWITHA, VIRGIN discarded in ancient society because they were no longer See with the eyes of faith useful for the purpose they served. People were often treated Some people survive trials and adversity with a faith that the same way. If a person was blind, lame, or suffered cannot be explained. Saint Kateri Tekakwitha (1656-80) is one leprosy, they were essentially discarded by society because of those people. At the age of 4, Tekakwitha was physically they were seen as a burden that couldn’t be sustained. But scarred and left nearly blind by a smallpox epidemic that took Jesus taught of the sacred dignity of all human life regardless the lives of her parents. Though she continued to live among of health or usefulness, and that our final judgment would be her people, she followed a different path than most. Baptized based on our treatment of the least among us. Can you take Kateri (Catherine) at the age of 19, she soon found a distant a moment today to in some way lift up a lowly or outcast village of Christian Native Americans who accepted her desire person? TODAY'S READINGS: Exodus 12:37-42; Matthew 12:14-21 to remain single and devote her life to Jesus. The life of this (394). “A bruised reed he will not break, a smoldering wick first Native American saint was short, but her kind and deep he will not quench.” faith left its own lasting mark. Visit the website: of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha. TODAY'S READINGS: Exodus 3:1-6, 9-12; Matthew 11:25-27 (391). “Although you have hidden these things from the wise and the learned you have revealed them to the childlike.”
Thursday, Jul 15, 2021 MEMORIAL OF BONAVENTURE, BISHOP, DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH Bask in reflected glory Understanding and proving the existence of God has been a human pursuit since the beginning of time. For medieval Franciscan philosopher Saint Bonaventure, vestiges of God’s existence are found in all God’s creatures and, indeed, in all GENERAL REGISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES IS CLOSED BUT --
Registration is still open if:
• You moved into the parish over the summer or,
• Your child is between the ages of 7-17 and needs to be Baptized or,
• Your child will be in High School and is in need of Confirmation or First Communion
Parents, if you missed the general registration, please call the Religious Education office at 992-0901 to have your child placed on the class wait list. Saint Veronica Feast Day, July 12 First Century
Although Veronica does not appear in the Roman Martyrology, the church’s official list of feasts, according to legend, she was the woman who took pity on Jesus as he carried his cross, wiped his face with a cloth and was left with an image of the suffering Christ. Many such images, known as “veronicas” and “vernicles,” existed in the Middle Ages. Veronica was sometimes associated with other New Testament women, but there is no evidence that she was real. Her name may come from a combination of Latin (“vera” for true) and Greek (“-eikon” for image) words. Her story was included in the Stations of the Cross in the 19th century. The St. Leo Food Bank is always in need of supplies to share with local food pantries. These listed items are suggested but all unopened, non-perishable foods are welcomed. You may continue to drop your donations when you come to Mass or at our office front door Monday - Friday from 8am-3pm. Our staff will remove these donations regularly.
THESE FOOD ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED: DRIED BEANS • MASECA (CORN TORTILLA FLOUR) • SUGAR • SALT • VEGETABLE OIL • WHITE RICE • COOKING OIL • JUICE • FLOUR
Also welcome are: breakfast cereals • canned fruit & vegetables • canned pasta & soup • canned tuna & chicken • pasta & spaghetti • peanut butter & jelly • powdered milk • toothbrushes & toothpastes • laundry soap, bar soap • baby wipes, diapers, especially sizes 4-5-6
The St. Leo Food Bank supports Catholic Charities on our campus as well as the food pantries at the parishes of Jesus the Worker (Ft. Myers), St. Margaret (Clewiston) and Our Lady Queen of Heaven (LaBelle).
If you need assistance from Catholic Charities for food, financial assistance, or tele-mental health counseling, please call 239-390-2928 between the hours of 9am-5pm Monday-Friday. to donate household items and clothing bring them to: Our Lady of Light Thrift Shop St. Vincent de Paul Resale Shop 24600 S. Tamiami Tr. Ste. 600A (992-1576) 3725 Bonita Beach Road (992-1899)
THE POOR LEAD US STRAIGHT TO GOD
Pope Francis noted that amid so many penultimate and passing realities, what is ultimate and will remain forever The Bassinet is located in is love, “for God is love,” and he reiterated that “the poor the narthex of the church. Please remember all the person who begs for my love leads me straight to God”. infants who are in need of diapers (especially sizes 4-5-6 ) and new clothes “The poor facilitate our access to heaven,” for the season. Their toddler brothers he said, “they are our treasure, the and sisters grow so fast treasure of the Church. For the and need clothes also. poor reveal to us the riches that The Ladies of St. Leo Guild never grow old, that unite thank all of you for your past support. heaven and earth, the riches Donations may also be for which life is truly worth taken to the parish office. living: the riches of love”.
Are you Considering Joining the Catholic Church?
Adults desiring to partake in the journey into full communion with the Roman Catholic Church are invited to take the all-important next step: Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA). The RCIA is a gradual, communal process of formal initiation into the Catholic Church. It was developed in the first and second centuries of the Church for those seeking Jesus Christ. Our next session will begin in the fall and will culminate with the Sacraments of Initiation at the Easter Vigil in 2022. Please contact the Parish Office at 992-0901 if you would like more information. You may read more about RCIA on our website at www.stleocatholicchurch.org/23. Do we read from the Bible at Mass? Readings from Scripture are part of every Mass. At least two readings, one always from the Gospels, (3 on Sundays and solemnities) make up the Liturgy of the Word. In addition, a psalm or canticle is sung. These readings are typically read from a Lectionary, not a Bible, though the Lectionary is taken from the Bible.
What's the difference between a Bible and a Lectionary? A Lectionary is composed of the readings and the responsorial psalm assigned for each Mass of the year (Sundays, weekdays, and special occasions). The readings are divided by the day or the theme (baptism, marriage, vocations, etc.) rather than according to the books of the Bible. Introductions and conclusions have been added to each reading. Not all of the Bible is included in the Lectionary. Individual readings in the Lectionary are called pericopes, from a Greek word meaning a "section" or "cutting." Because the Mass readings are only portions of a book or chapter, introductory phrases, called incipits, are often added to begin the Lectionary reading, for example, "In those days," "Jesus said to his disciples," etc.
How can anyone own the copyright on the Bible? Isn't it free to everyone? No one owns the copyright on the Bible itself. Rather, the copyright is held on particular translations or editions of the Bible. The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) owns the copyright on the New American Bible translation. Some versions of the Bible, such as the King James Version (not the New King James Version) are in the public domain. The copyright allows the owner to protect the integrity of the text so that individuals may not introduce changes without permission. Royalty fees earned by licensing the text to companies who publish and sell Bibles help to provide funds for Scripture scholarship and other educational needs.
How is the Lectionary arranged? The Lectionary is arranged in two cycles, one for Sundays and one for weekdays. The Sunday cycle is divided into three years, labeled A, B, and C. 2020 was Year A. 2021 is Year B, 2022 is Year C, etc. In Year A, we read mostly from the Gospel of Matthew. In Year B, we read the Gospel of Mark and chapter 6 of the Gospel of John. In Year C, we read the Gospel of Luke. The Gospel of John is read during the Easter season in all three years. The first reading, usually from the Old Testament, reflects important themes from the Gospel reading. The second reading is usually from one of the epistles, a letter written to an early church community. These letters are read semi-continuously. Each Sunday, we pick up close to where we left off the Sunday before, though some passages are never read. The weekday cycle is divided into two years, Year I and Year II. Year I is read in odd-numbered years (2021, 2023, etc.) and Year II is used in even-numbered years (2020, 2022, etc.) The Gospels for both years are the same. During the year, the Gospels are read semi-continuously, beginning with Mark, then moving on to Matthew and Luke. The Gospel of John is read during the Easter season. For Advent, Christmas, and Lent, readings are chosen that are appropriate to the season. The first reading on weekdays may be taken from the Old or the New Testament. Typically, a single book is read semi-continuously (i.e., some passages are not read) until it is finished and then a new book is started. The year of the cycle does not change on January 1, but on the First Sunday of Advent (usually late November) which is the beginning of the liturgical year. In addition to the Sunday and weekday cycles, the Lectionary provides readings for feasts of the saints, for common celebrations such as Marian feasts, for ritual Masses (weddings, funerals, etc.), for votive Masses, and for various needs. These readings have been selected to reflect the themes of these celebrations.
PARISH DIRECTORY Altar Servers - Adults Griselda Cisneros ...... 992-0901 Altar Servers - Youth Griselda Cisneros ...... 992-0901 Arimatheans Parish Office ...... 992-0901 Bereavement Support Group Cate Staid ...... 992-0901 Bible Study Marge Salow…………734-243-5233 Bulletin Anne Bellows ...... 992-0901 Catholic Charities at St. Leo ...... 390-2928 Cenacle Legal Services (Low Income) ………………………..941-244-0308 Counseling Services Catholic Charities ...... 455-2655 Extraordinary Minister Coordinators: Daily Mass Amy Campanile……...563-650-6442 Weekend Masses Parish Office ...... 992-0901 VACCINES FOR Homebound Parish Office ...... 992-0901 Hospice - Hope Hospice Parish Office ...... 992-0901 HOMEBOUND Hospitals/Nursing Homes Parish Office ...... 992-0901 Finance Council Henry Soto ...... 992-0901 SENIORS Greeters Ministry John Bonney ...... 221-8170 Human Trafficking Hotline ………………………..888-373-7888 Seniors and/or their caregivers can Landings Parish Office ...... 992-0901 sign up to receive a COVID-19 Lector Ministry Coordinator David Froelke………..646-831-9733 vaccine in their home by sending Lector Coordinator for Weekdays Amy Campanile……...563-650-6442 Mass in Polish Coordinator Maryla Basara ...... 405-2151 their request by email to Money Counters Henry Soto ...... 992-0901 [email protected]. Perpetual Baby Shower Mary Ellen French ...... 405-0215 Polish Classes Renata Dabrowska-Klimczak 384-9726 Prison Ministry Robert Hiniker………863-558-0407 Project Gabriel Carol Dangler ...... 793-0826 Project Rachel Sylvia Jimenez………..941-412-5860 Respect Life Diane Corcelli ...... 992-6723 Respite Bonnie Dunne-Martin ..... 992-0901 Retrouvaille Doug & Jeanne Lindberg..800-470-2230 Rite of Christian Initiation Griselda Cisneros ...... 992-0901 Sacristan Ministry Annette Smith ...... 948-1640 Sewing-Knitting-Crocheting Bernice Romano ...... 601-5877 Sing a Long Penny Kelly…………...314-412-4022 St. Leo the Great Ladies Guild Amy Campanile……...563-650-6442 Usher Ministry Parish Office ...... 992-0901 Youth Ministry Frank Murray ...... 992-0901
We are pleased to provide for all our of parishioner the ability to access this wonderful website filled with thousands of wide ranging movies, programs, audios, such as the Lives of Saints of History and Modern Day, The Sacraments, Bible Study, Children’s Entertainment, Praying at Home, and Movie Night selections.
To access FORMED choose the link on our website, search “St Leo Bonita” to find us in the drop box, and sign up for your own account.
NEXT WEEK’S MASS INTENTIONS MASS INTENTION REQUESTED BY MONDAY JULY 12 8:00 am +David Sandberg Loving wife, Cheryl Sandberg TUESDAY JULY 13 8:00 am +Trish Miller Tom Paliganoff WEDNESDAY JULY 14 Flowers this week are dedicated to Parishioners of St. Leo
8:00 am +Peter & Fortunata De Luca Loving Daughter, Diane Cerra Candles this week are dedicated to † Deceased Parishioners of St. Leo THURSDAY JULY 15 8:00 am +Bill Wolven The Wolven Family FRIDAY JULY 16 8:00 am +Geraldine Myers Loving Husband, Jerry SATURDAY JULY 17 Please Pray for Our Troops 8:00 am +Karen Kraynik Mom, Dad & Ken 3:30 pm +Thaddeus Korkosz The Sweeney Family Lt. Marco Colabecchia Daniel McDonald 5:30 pm The Parishioners of St. Leo Michael DeSantis Kyle Martin Lt. Connor Flynn Michael Oliveira SUNDAY JULY 18 Lt. Thomas A. Flynn Sgt. Thomas Pauls 7:30 am +Joseph Miller Mr & Mrs Frank McGarry C. Sean Flynn Nick Parrorzio 9:30 am +Dennis Pereira Loving Children Thomas Geanuracos Sean Michael Perry 11:30 am +Patricia Myers Loving Husband, Jerry Carlos Gonzales Maj. Frank D. Razzano Jr. 5:00 pm +Pete Foester Loving Daughter, Victoria Brian Howlett Lt. Evan Razzano 7:00 pm Special Cumulative Intentions Lt. Com. Matthew Kleine All serving in the military, especially Maj. Nickolas LoRusso those in combat.
Eucharistic Adoration We pray today for…
Experiencing the marvelous presence of Christ through Shelly Allette Michael McDonald Ellie Augevich John McGray Eucharistic Adoration is available in our Chapel from Jackie Baker Misaela Mendiola Sandoval 9am to 3pm Monday through Saturday. Peggy Behrakis Jose Manuel Meraz Karen Baglini Gary Miller Dave Bowezs Jay Miller If you are looking for someone to adopt your once Connie Bozzi Conrad Molter loved golf cart, please consider donating it Isabelle Marie Caiola Jay Morgan Patrick Cain John Moses to St. Leo. Our campus is large and golf carts Scott Cochell Roger Nedoba save us time and energy. We promise to Lourdes Coll Audrey Grace Neeley Marie Corrao Alex Ogozaly enjoy it like you once did! Mike Clukey Joseph Peluso Vicky Daniels Connie Phillips Ruth Davis Merlin Psenicka Hearing Loops are installed around the pews adjacent to Lucy DonMoyer Aiden Putnam Kathy Elliman Cal Raugh the north and south entrances of the church and in the Thomas Hayes Margaret Ridarelli new auditorium. Hearing Loops transmit sound George Faccone Andrew Robinson Brad Fairfield Maria Rodriguez directly into a hearing aid or cochlear implant. Matthew Fairfield Kenneth Roy To receive the Loop signal, manually activate the Frank & Harriet Forlizzi Denise Ryan Gissette Lupita Garcia Tessa Santagate T-coil or telephone setting on your device. Gerald Gerber Ginienne Santoro Consult your audiologist or hearing aid Quinn Gorman Pat Sauce professional with problems. Pauline Graziano Sheryl Southerd Karen Grimshaw Jim Stokes Luke Hass Charlie Sweeney Jr. Raymond Hasselo Father Mathais Thelen Larry Hickman Karen Thies MISSALETTES Barbara Holdt Peggy Turri Bob Holloran Fran Viglione Robbin Holcomb George Witkowsky If you would like a personal copy Matthew Hough Lucille Zannino of the Missalette to use during the Stephen Scott Hughes Christie Zdzinski Jerry Kaehle Jaime Ziadie pandemic we have a new supply Madeline Kennedy Amy, Anthony, Faith N., Mary Kobel Gary, Joanne, Pat P., Pat S., available in the parish office for a Karen Kugelman Florencio, Tom. requested donation of two Emily Lienesch Present & past parish priests. dollars. This issue covers the Names remain on our prayer list for 30 days & troop list for 6 months. readings through July 31. To add names or update information call the Parish Office at 992-0901 or email: [email protected] NOTAS EN ESPAÑOL
REGISTRACIONES GENERALES PARA LAS CLASES DE EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA ESTÁN CERRADAS, PERO - -
La inscripción aún está abierta si: • Te mudaste a la parroquia durante el verano ó, • Su hijo tiene entre 7 y 17 años y necesita ser bautizado ó, • Su hijo estará en la escuela secundaria y necesita confirmación o primera comunión
Padres, si no han registrado a su hijo/s, por favor llame a la oficina de Educación Religiosa para que su hijo/s sea colocado en la lista de espera de la clase.
VACUNAS PARA HOGAR MAYORES
Las personas mayores y / o sus cuidadores pueden inscribirse para recibir un COVID-19 vacuna en su domicilio enviando su solicitud por correo electrónico a HomeboundVaccine@ em.myflorida.com. Church Sunday Day
Jose Alvarez, D.M.D. (formerly Darryl E. Damon, D.M.D.) Bring Your Bulletin! 3250 Bonita Beach Rd #206 $1 Donated for each Bonita Springs. FL 34134 Meal to Building Fund 239-949-3080 239-947-9001 4820 Cleveland Avenue
Bonita Medical Office THIS SPACE IS
Maria Del Carmen Espinoza, M.D. Family Practice Medicine New patients welcome! Medicaid Accepted 239-344-2331 11921 Saradrienne Lane, Ste. 2 Bonita Springs, FL 34134 (English & Spanish Spoken) Richard D. Lyons, Esq. Recipients of the PATH Excellence Award for Quality of Care
Family Owned & Operated 28340 Trails Edge Blvd Ste H LET US PLACE YOUR AD HERE. Located just East across the street from St. Leo P 239.221.8969 www.GallerPatio.com
Now offering BOTOX® and JUVEDERM® MARTOCCIO & DEFILIPPO, P.A. procedures! Attorneys and Counselors at Law Claudie I. Delgado, DMD www.bonitalaw.com General Dentist • Social Security Benefits • Estate Planning & Probate • Guardianship 24940 S Tamiami Trl, Ste. 202 • Medicaid / Veterans Benefits Bonita Springs, FL 34134 Call today! 239-438-4803 • Civil, Trust, Probate & Guardianship Litigation www.BonitaEsteroDental.com Call for a FREE confidential consultation Cleaning, Exam, X-rays, Fluoride & Residential • Commercial • Re-Roofs • Repairs (239) 495-9007 $99 Oral Cancer Screening (Reg. $408) Offer expires in 90 days. Skylights • Flat Roofs • Tile • Metal • Shingle 3380 Woods Edge Circle • Suite 104 Includes exam, cleaning (prophylaxis) & x-rays. New patients only. Advertised fee is the minimum fee, subject to clinical need. One or more of the following ADA codes may reflect the Bonita Springs, FL 34134 treatment rendered under this offer. D0150, D111Q, D0210, D0431. IT IS OUR OFFICE POLICY 239-353-2800 | atlantisroofingofnaples.com THAT THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT OR BE REIMBURSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER 4392 Corporate Square #2 • Naples, FL 34104 www.bonitalaw.com SERVICE, EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT WHICH IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements. 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE FREE, DISCOUNTED-FEE OR CCC #1327474 | CBC #058832 REDUCED-FEE SERVCE, EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT. DN19383 | DN,19725 Before you decide, ask us to send you free written information about our qualifications and experience. For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 16-0438 Fuller Funeral Home East Naples - 4735 Tamiami Trail East (239) 417-5000 Cremation Service North Naples - 1625 Pine Ridge Road (239) 592-1611 Advance Funeral Planning Cremation - Burial Cremation Center - 5325 Jaeger Road Catering Facilities Available Out of State Transfer www.fullernaples.com | [email protected] Roxana Mussa, Odont, MSD, DDS THE LEVINS WARNOCK Specialist in Orthodontics LAW GROUP Brian Cannon, MD Nena Korunda, MD, FACP Board Certified in Family Medicine Board Certified in Internal Medicine Branko Strok, MD FREE CONSULTATION Attorneys Board Certified in Family Medicine WITH AD Tasha Warnock, Esq. LLM Primary Care Services for the Whole Family Scott A. Cummings, Esq. 239-431-6464 • www.korundaMD.com 4513 Executive Drive • Naples, FL 34119 Practice Areas 26741 Dublin Woods Circle, Bonita Springs, FL 34135 Phone: (239) 947-4497 Wills • Trusts • Probate • Trust Administration Fax: (239) 947-8072 Corporations • Asset Protection • Pre and Postnuptial Email: [email protected] Special Needs Trusts & Guardianships IL MARE BLUE POOLS 38410 Bonita Crossing Blvd., Ste. 9 Call us to schedule your free initial Pool Maintenance • Service Bonita Springs, FL 34135 consultation at: 239-437-1197 Call today for a free estimate 239-841-7058 www.warnocklawgroup.com House Cleaning • Windows • Home Watch Fort Myers Office: Bella’s Home Services 6843 Porto Fino Circle 239.687.8688 Fort Myers, FL 33912 Licensed, Insured & Bonded
Mark D. Bronner, DMD, PA General Dentistry LET US PLACE YOUR AD HERE. (239) 498-1105 Accepting New Patients Mention Ad For 50% off Inital Exam & X-Rays (239) 949-1677 | 3525 Bonita Beach Rd • Bonita Springs Bonita Bay Lifestyle Center 25% OFF Bring in 5 shirts 26800 S. Tamiami Tr., #300 • Bonita Springs Household Items 5th shirt cleaned FREE
WENDY MORRIS THIS SPACE IS ATTORNEY Estate Planning Wills • Trusts • Probate 239-992-3666 [email protected] www.wendymorris.com 3541 Bonita Bay Blvd Suite 100 Bonita Springs, FL 34134
Call for FREE Estimates! 239-272-5257 Contact Scott Messner CONTACT US NOW TO to place an ad today! RECEIVE 10% OFF YOUR NEXT PROJECT [email protected]
Beautifying Naples with bespoke or (863) 875-1101 painting and paper hanging since 2004 www.brushstrokesofswfl.com For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 16-0438 BONITA HAIR DESIGN 239-947-2255 Color • Cuts • Styles LET US PLACE YOUR AD HERE. Foils & Perms $5.00 OFF Keratin Smoothing New Treatments Clients We Do Roller Sets! POWER WASHING Matrix • Redken • Kenra • Specializing in Roofs 8951 Bonita Beach Rd • Quality Work Springs Plaza Same Plaza with new Aldi BILL - 949-1548
239.566.7737
New patients always welcome! Call today to schedule a 1435 Immokalee Rd. free consultation! We go the extra mile for your smile! Naples, FL 34110
The Only Life Plan 239-592-5511 Community in Bonita Springs Jeffrey L. Zimm, M.D. Eric Donaghy, OD
INDEPENDENT LIVING • ASSISTED LIVING MEMORY SUPPORT • SKILLED NURSING/REHAB 26455 S. Tamiami Trail • 239-221-8907 26850 South Bay Dr. • Bonita Springs, FL 34134 www.theterracesatbonitasprings.com 239-308-0506 | 844-368-4358 Pediatric Medicine $100 Medicaid Accepted Off any New patients welcome! 239 new 239-344-2353 patient 26800 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 150 Carolina Bonita Springs, FL 34134 Rico Rojas, M.D. 948-2111 service (English & Spanish Spoken) Healthy teeth and gums for life! Recipients of the PATH Excellence Award for Quality Care
THIS SPACE IS Welcoming New Patients! • Adult & Pediatric Dermatology • New York Trained Dermatologists • MOHS Surgery • Accepting Most NY Insurances including GHI Law Office of 13800 Tamiami Trail N. Conrad Willkomm, p.a. STE: 112. North Naples
Last Will & Testament $250 swfldermatology.com Power of Attorney $125 Living Will & Health Care Surrogate $125 Revocable Trust* $650 *This represents the fee for an individual’s trust. All trust packages include a Will, Certification of Trust, and Deed for NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Package discounts available. Joseph Onorato, MD, FAAD FREE CONSULTATIONS Focusing on Estate Planning, Probate and Real Estate Closings
Conrad Willkomm, Esq., LL.M Board Certified by the Florida Bar in Real Estate Law Master of Laws in Taxation 3201 Tamiami Trail North, 2nd Floor Naples, FL 34103 | (239) 262-5303 Offices also located in Fort Myers (239) 266-5671 [email protected] willkommlaw.com
The hiring of an attorney is an important decision that should not be based solely on advertising For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 16-0438 • Container plantings Your Personal • Design ideas COLLIER PODIATRY, P.A. Gardeners • Landscape installation • Clean-up Michael J. Petrocelli, D.P.M. Jenny & Matt • Maintenance BOARD CERTIFIED ypg.earth • Pruning • Hardscaping 617-596-4646 • Much More Diplomate, American Board of DR. GREGORY M. HOUCK | Board Certified Dermatologist Pediatric Surgery Store Hours: Fellow, American College of Foot 10201 Arcos Ave, Suite 203, Estero Mon-Sun 10am-6pm & Ankle Surgeons 3501 Health Center Blvd, Suite 2200, Bonita Springs Outdoor Kitchen NCH Countryside Commons 5100 Tamiami Trail N., Suite 102, Naples (239) 236-5554 | [email protected] 1715 Heritage Trail, Suite 204 • Naples 239.390.DERM (3376) | www.houckdermatology.com 27245 S Tamiami Tr #100 • Bonita Springs, FL 34134 239-775-0019 • www.CollierPodiatry.com 808 Wiggins Pass Rd. Specialists Forming in pine and FREE COFFEE Naples Fl. 34110 S Tomorrow’s Joint Care with the purchase (239)250-3310 Scott Fuchs, D.O. 8340 Collier Blvd. Ste 205, of $5 or more Leaders Board Certified in Physical Medicine & Naples , FL 34114 • BREAKFAST Today! Rehab and in Pain Medicine by ABPMR • LAVASSA COFFEE Bonita Dental Office Zdenko Korunda, M.D. 4513 Executive Dr • PIZZA Board Certified in Pain Medicine Naples, FL 34119 • PASTA by ABPMR • PASTRIES Providing Excellence Ravi Mirpuri, D.O. 661 Goodlette Rd. N, • INDOOR AND in Private, Independent, Board Certified in Physical Medicine & Ste 103, Naples 34102 OUTSIDE DINING Catholic Education for Rehab and Pain Medicine by ABPMR bellamiaitaliancafe.com Javier De La Cruz Laritza Baez Pre-K3 - 8th Grade Nicolas Perez, M.D. 26741 Dublin Woods Circle, D.M.D. RDH Board Certified in Physical Medicine Bonita Springs 34135 and Rehab and Pain Medicine by ABPMR General Family Dentistry Michael Silva, M.D. 4513 Executive Dr New patients welcome! The mission of Royal Palm Academy Board Certified in Pain Medicine Naples, FL 34119 is to partner with families to provide and Anesthesiology by ABA Medicaid Accepted an education of rich academics with Main Office: 4513 Executive Dr. Naples, FL 34119 Catholic formation. We teach the 239-591-2803 • www.korundaPMC.com mind, educate the heart, and form 239-344-2352 the character of tomorrow’s leaders. One Family | Two Locations 11921 Saradrienne Lane, Ste. 8 Bonita Springs, FL 34134 • Tax Returns Naples and Bonita Springs 16100 Livingston Rd, Naples, FL 34110 BUSINESS & INDVIDUAL Traditional Catholic Funeral Service $3900. Includes Metal Casket (English & Spanish Spoken) (239) 594-9888 • Accounting Recipients of the PATH Excellence • IRS Audits Award for Quality of Care www.RoyalPalmAcademy.org
Thomas Wanderon, E.A. • Lyn Schantz, E.A. Lisa Zahorian, E.A. Jeff Nieves Michael Whyte Michael Hoyt Federally Authorized Tax Practitioners Three Generations Working Together 12600 Trade Center Drive #1 Bonita Springs, FL 34145 28089 Vanderbilt Drive, Suite 201 (239) 319-1195 Bonita Springs, FL 34134 [email protected] 4376 Corporate Square #1 • Naples, FL 34104 1350 Tamiami Trail North, Suite 204 (239) 659-2009 Phone (239) 405-8395 • Fax (239) 405-8544 [email protected] Naples, FL 34102 [email protected] • www.wondertax.com - Licensed in both Massachusetts 239-430-8346 | www.theveinpro.com and Florida - Local Parishioner
Mr. GreenScreens, Inc. The Mendieta Law Firm, PLLC All Phases of Aluminum • Rescreens • Lanais • Entry Ways • Screen Rooms Abogado de Inmigración • Acrylic Windows • Carports • Hurricane Preparations (239) 947-1916 • [email protected] Ana S. Mendieta, Esq. 25 Years Experience | Tracie Green | Serving Southwest Florida since 1998 Construyendo una América Mejor Un INMIGRANTE a la Vez. ™ “Smile at all you meet.” 239-770-7910 11983 Tamiami Trail Ste. #134 Naples, FL 34110 - Saint Mother Teresa
Rita A Sokol, LLC Parishioner REALTOR®, GRI, SRES®, AHWD®, CNE, RDH Kerry Hartman Mary V. Palumbo 248-877-6401 [email protected] realtor Your Friendly and Caring Attorney Concierge Service for Sellers and Buyers
Wills and Trusts 30+ Years Experience KIMS KUTS 724.816.2917 HAIR SALON [email protected] 239-768-6898 Kimberly Hussey 7370 College Parkway Owner/Stylist • Parishioner JOHN’S BARBER SHOP Fort Myers, FL 33907 Men • Women • Children 518-339-3314 239-947-4122 4635 Bonita Beach Rd. free initial consultation 14700 Tamiami Trail North, Ste 118 • Naples, FL 1/2 Mi. West of Vanderbilt Dr. | Parishioners 3-D-5-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 16-0438