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Sorrowful Mother Parish Pel of Luke Dear Parishioners, On Feb. 9th at 7PM the parish will have a presentation of a one man play entitled The Gos- Sorrowful Mother Parish pel of Luke. The actor is Frank Runyeon. He performed in the parish a couple of years ago February 3, 2019 Fourth Sunday in ordinary time and was very well received. Prior to the play we will have a pitch in in the Parish Hall. The parish will provide Spaghetti. You are most welcome to bring anything you would like to share to the pitch in. There will be a free will offering taken up at the play. I encourage LITURGY SCHEDULE AND MINISTRIES each of you to take advantage of this great opportunity. MASS INTENTIONS Feb. 9-10 Sincerely, Monday Feb. 4 8:30 AM Saturday - 8:00 PM Fr. Paul Dorothy Cline About Frank Runyeon R: Tom and Barb Kearney Reader: Linda Duttlinger Servers: Lauren Kearney and Frank Runyeon has received national acclaim for his work as a translator and per- Tuesday Feb. 5 No Mass Caitlin Kearney former of Biblical texts over the past 20 years. He has performed the Gospel for hundreds of Extraordinary Ministers: thousands of people in virtually every state in America. Wednesday Feb. 6 6:30 PM Jerry Mulderink, Linda Duttlinger and Paige He is probably still best known, however, for his many roles on television. He starred Sharon, Bill and Jerry Clabaugh Quesnell for seven years as Steve Andropoulos on As the World Turns opposite Meg Ryan, and for four years R: Peggy Clabaugh as Fr. Michael Donnelly on the Emmy-award-winning Santa Barbara. He also appeared opposite Emma Samms on General Hospital as playboy Simon Romero. He has guest-starred in recurring roles Thursday Feb. 7 8:30 AM as Brooks Tapman on L.A. LAW, as party boss Ed McClain on Another World and as chess genius Louise Cochran Sunday - 8:00 AM Jovan Dmytryk on Falcon Crest. He appeared opposite Marcia Cross as Fr. Tom on Melrose Place. R: Joanie Abbott Reader: Linda Misch Frank starred in the feature film Sudden Death as Detective Marty Lowery. He received Friday Feb. 8 8:30 AM Servers: Olivia Misch, rave reviews on the New York stage as Hercules in Aristophanes' comedy, The Birds at the Poor Souls Avery Misch and Evan Misch La Mama Theatre. He performed in regional theater as Clifford in Deathtrap and Oliver in Agatha Extraordinary Ministers: Christie’s The Spider’s Web. He has also hosted his own comedy talk show on the top-rated L.A. talk- LORD’S DAY MASSES Rita DeCola, Ruth Smolek radio station, KFI, and on WCNN in Atlanta. Frank is a graduate of Princeton University SUNDAY and Lucille Bubalo with a degree in Religion and American Studies. He wrote his thesis on the Mass Media. Ushers: Joe Smolek and Jerry Grube He has also studied at Fuller Seminary, Yale Divinity School, and the General Theological Seminary in SATURDAY Feb. 9 5:00 PM New York, where he received his Masters Degree with honors. Frank has translated and Michael Mestrovich adapted five other Biblical texts for one-man theatrical performances. R: Cheri Mestrovich Family SUNDAY - 10:30 SUNDAY, Feb. 10 Reader: Grace Witvoet Finance Committee 8:00 AM L and D of HNS There will be an important Finance Committee Meeting on Feb. 7 at 8PM. Server: Max Lustig,Grace Witvoet R: Holy Name Society and Sophia Barlog, Harriet Risner, Robyn Schaetzel Rest in Peace 10:30 AM Sally Koppen Michelle Risner Please pray for the repose of the soul of Sally Koppen, the mother of Paul Koppen who died this past week in Iowa. May she rest in Peace. Amount in Building Fund to Date……$400,557.45 www.facebook.com/sorrowfulmother AND sorrowfulmotherwheatfield.org Amounts for January 27, 2019 Regular Collection $1,324.00 Religious Retirement $10.00 Building Fund $830.00 Utilitites $20.00 Propagation of the Faith $91.00 Total $2,275.00 .
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