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Azzinaro, John Bagasse, Linda Be- lardo, Joseph Bolognini, Christopher Browne, Kelly Burke, Patty Online Giving Calabrese, Kathy Cambell, Anthony Caruso, Stacy Cavello, Dr. Alfred Christopher, Maria Cipolla, Vincent Cipolla, Jorge da Cos- Is now ta, Gary DaVila, Mike DeCastro, Deborah DeMarzo, John available!!! DeRosa, Laura Dowe, Lyra Dowe, Joey Foglio, Tina Galante, William Garrett, Joseph Genovino, Michelina Giuliano, Ismael with Grizarry, Gino Ghirelli, John Groome, Kerry Groves, Anthony Iannone, Haley Jacob, Elizabeth Johnson, Susan Amy-Kelly, IT’S SAFE. IT’S SIMPLE. Martha King, Jack Kruger, Ken Lordi, Cheryl Mactal, Peter Mal- loy, Eugene Marra, Henry Masias, Theresa McGurk, Margaret Mc IT’S CONVENIENT. Hugh, Pat Miller, Angie Martinez, Matty Molinaro, William O’Neill, Sr., Chris Parnau, Suzanne Rapa, Maria Rella, Philip Ric- Online Giving is now available for parish- cio, Sylvia and Ray Sanchez, Patricia Sarasohn, Kathy Sasse, Ga- ioners, making donating simple, safe, and briella Scalera, David Smeraldo, Gabrielle Spano, Justin Tchao, secure. Visit our Parish website: Salvatore Tino, Jr., Frank Tumminia, Anthony Trapanese, Steve Tumminello, Venisa Tyson, Nancy Valdivia, Grace Venza- www.stphilomena.org Conley, John Farro Vitale, Rosaria Viviani, Nicole Wallace, Jon and click on the link in the upper left cor- Weinstein and Amber V. ner of the home page. .V.:]CV Q` .V 101JVV`H7 Excerpts from the Diary of Saint Fausna O)5 . . & N % M . .P ! "#$$$#"%%& SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER Welcome to our parish! 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