Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 8, 2018 It Is Good to Be Confident in Our God

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Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 8, 2018 It is good to be confident in our God

T.BERNARD’S S CATHOLIC CHURCH 516-731-4220 Phone/516-731-4355 Fax Email: [email protected] Website: www.StBernardChurch.org MISSION STATEMENT PASTORAL TEAM With faith, hope, and love the people of St. Bernard's parish family are on a mission to Father Ralph Sommer, Pastor [email protected] bring the gospel of Jesus ext. 130 to the Levittown Community and beyond. Father Joe Nohs, Associate Pastor [email protected] ext. 128 Spiritual Life Father Innocent Duru, Chaplain In Residence [email protected] Schedule of Masses: Deacon John Blakeney Saturday: 8:00 am and 5:00 pm [email protected] Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am (Family Mass), 10:30 am, 516-731-4220 Deacon James Flannery 12 Noon, 5:30 pm (Youth Mass) [email protected] Weekdays: 8:00 am 516-731-4220 Holy Days: see website: www.StBernardChurch.org

Mrs. Susan Martin, Director of Religious Education [email protected] Confessions: 516-731-8511 Phone/516-731-7860 Fax The Religious Education Center is closed on Fridays. Saturday: 4:00 - 5:00 pm. Weekdays: After the 8:00 am Mass Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Novena and Sr. Christine Sammons, O.P., Coordinator of Parish Social Ministry Benediction: Monday: Check schedule on page 4. [email protected] Morning Prayer: 516-731-6074 Pat McDonough, Director of Youth & Young Adults Monday through Saturday, 8:30 am, Prayer Room. Books are [email protected] available. Ext. 144 Mrs. Mary Jane Witte, Director of Liturgical Music Baptism of Children: We welcome infants and children to our [email protected] Christian community! Baptisms are held on select Sundays at ext. 142 1:30 pm. Please contact the parish at least 3 months before Ms. Diane Vella, Pastoral Associate an anticipated baptism – even before a new child is born – [email protected] to ensure enough time to complete the baptism ext. 143 preparation process. Our three-step preparation process Mrs. Rose Marie Rotondo, Sacristan includes: 1) at-home reading and preparation by the parents; [email protected] 2) an intake conversation with a member of our parish staff; 516-731-4220 and 3) participation with other parents in a Sunday morning

Mr. Len Lanzi, Facilities Manager gathering, which begins with attendance at our 9:00 am [email protected] “Family-friendly” Mass. Please call 731-4220 or e-mail ext. 120 [email protected] to request a Baptism information and preparation packet. Mr. Dimas Carbajal, Head of Maintenance [email protected] Marriages: Church arrangements should be made at least ext. 126 6 months before the marriage and before making any CYO Basketball: email: [email protected] contracts with restaurants or caterers. Please call the website: www.stbernardcyo.org Rectory to set up an appointment with a priest, 731-4220. Would you like to join our vibrant community of Faith, Ministry to the Sick and Aging: If you are, or know of Hope, and Love at St. Bernard’s? Sign-up and get to know someone who is homebound and would like to receive Holy us at one of our monthly New Parishioner Registration and Communion, please call the rectory at 731-4220. Welcome evenings! For information, call the parish office St. Vincent De Paul Society: 735-3218 at 516-731-4220, or download a form from our website www.stbernardchurch.org. Click on “Join St. Bernard’s” on Usher Coordinator: John Lyons (516) 390-5150 or the bottom of the home page form. If you move away, [email protected] please notify us as well.

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Following the plumber

E– mail Father Ralph: [email protected]

Sommer in the Summer Ok, Jesus wasn’t a plumber, he was a “carpenter.” And we need to get past our Each year I like to spend 21st century notion of a carpenter -- who’s making fine furniture, for example. part of the summer time The original Greek word in the gospel, which is usually translated “carpenter” visiting parishioners. Would might be better translated “day laborer” or “builder.” From his teenage years to you like to host an informal around the age of 30, Jesus spend his days in construction -- perhaps in the newly gathering at your home? built city of Sepphoris which was a short walk from Nazareth. Invite other parishioners and neighbors and have dessert and I’ll be happy to share In any case, Jesus’ family and neighbors knew he walked to work each day and some time and conversation did hard labor along with other locals. Savior of the world? Apparently they didn’t about whatever interests you see that coming. these days. You can see a calendar of Today our modern day plumbers are saviors of a sort. If your pipes are broken, available dates and sign up your ice maker in the fridge is on the fritz, your toilet hopelessly clogged or your online at: hot water heater gives only cold showers, then we are thrilled when the plumber www.stbernardchurch.org/ comes to our homes. I admire them for their knowledge and skill. But suppose sommertime your plumber tells you to quit going to church and to start following him (or her) This is a nice chance for me in order to have eternal life, I suspect we’d politely decline. Pipes saved, yes. Souls to get to meet more saved? Stick to the plumbing. parishioners in person and discover what’s on their minds. And to have dessert. So let’s not be too harsh on Jesus’ neighbors in today’s gospel (Mark 6:1-6) when he starts teaching in the synagogue in his hometown and they don’t believe in Other Visits him. Carpenter, yes. Savior of the world? A bit too much for them to accept. The priests of the parish are happy to stop by during any We, of course, have already accepted that the carpenter from Nazareth is indeed summer celebrations. So if the Savior. We’ve been taught that since our childhood and we don’t find this to you’re having a block party, be in any way upsetting. In general, we’ve got our notions of God comfortably christening party, going-off- integrated into our lives and most likely we’ve picked those aspects from Jesus’ to-school party or a simple life that confirm our world view. And there are radical and disturbing teachings BBQ, let us know and we’d that we quickly rush past because they don’t fit how we want the world to be. And be glad to spend some time it is in these aspects of Jesus’ message where we might find ourselves aligned with out amidst the “flock”. his neighbors. Uncomfortable. Challenged. Maybe we’d rather follow the plumber.

PARISH NEWS GIFTS OF TREASURE The Rosary Society will be meeting in the SUNDAY COLLECTIONS prayer room of the church on Monday, July 1, 2018 July 2, 2017 July 9 at 12:30 PM. We will pray the $ 11,809.75 $ 11,629.50 rosary together thanking God for His 426 envelopes 502 envelopes blessings and asking Mary’s help for all Faith Direct of us, our families, all Rosarians, our $ 2,506.30 $ 2,145.00 Church, Pope Francis, Bishop Barres, Total Collection Fr. Ralph, Fr. Joe, Fr. Innocent, and all $ 14,316.05 $ 13,774.50 clergy and religious. Peace everywhere; in our homes, parish, neighborhoods, our country, and the whole world, is always a very important intention that we pray for. Please try to join us.

Faith Direct St. Bernard’s Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group Have you enrolled yet? Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th TUESDAY of the www.faithdirect.net Code = NY272 month from 11:00 am to 12:00 Noon in St. Bernard's Parish Center. This program is designed to help each PARISH CALENDAR (Subject to change) other cope with the challenging situation of dealing with Monday, July 9 someone with dementia. 12:30 pm Rosarians, Prayer Room For more information, please call Mike Bartholomew at 2:00 pm Zumba Gold, Parish Center 516-754-8146. 7:30 pm Miraculous Medal Novena, Church Tuesday, July 10 10:00 am Our Lady of Consolation, Parish Center 11:00 am Alzheimer Support Group, Parish Center 7:00 pm Spanish Rosary, Prayer Room 7:00 pm Strengths Group, Parish Center 7:00 pm Vivitrol Support Group, School Room 206 July 18-22. CDA 57th Biennial National Convention in 7:30 pm AA Meeting Rehearsal, School Room 207 Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 100th Anniversary of the 7:30 pm Adult Choir, Parish Center State Court. For information: contact Jean Leviton at Wednesday, July 11 516-796-6750. 2:00 pm Zumba Gold, Parish Center 7:00 pm CFFR Meeting, Parish Center Sunday, August 5. 12:00 PM. Past Regents’ Summer 8:00 pm Bread of Life Prayer Group, Parish Center Spree (Court St. Frances Cabrini hosting): to raise Thursday, July 12 monies for the Past Regents’ various charities. Cost $40. 9:30 am Shawl Ministry, Parish Center Contact Chairperson Rosemary Brunoforte at 516-796- 1:45 pm St. Vincent De Paul, Clairvaux House 0021 for information. 7:00 pm Catholic Daughters Meeting, Parish Center Friday, July 13 Catholic Daughters Mission 7:15 pm Most Holy Trinity Prayer Group, Prayer Room Catholic Daughters of the Americas strives to embrace Saturday, July 14 the principle of faith working through love in the 11:00 am Women’s AA Meeting, Cafeteria promotion of justice, equality and the advancement of 6:00 pm Sacred Heart Community, Parish Center 7:00 pm Spanish Mass, Church human rights and human dignity for all. New members 8:00 pm Spanish Mass Reception, Parish Center are always welcomed. For information, please contact Sunday, July 15 Rosemary Brunoforte at 516-796-0021. 4:30 pm Youth Choir Practice, Church 6:30 pm Youth Ministry Meeting, Parish Center 8:00 pm AA Meeting, Cafeteria

MASS INTENTIONS PRAY FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH This listing may not reflect recent changes or additions. Kathy Bonura Rita Carr Tom Gilmartin Saturday, July 7 Daniel Ihroog Mary Kelly Mike Kirby 8:00 am Martin Walsh Andrew Lalonde Jr. Joseph O'Donnell Carl Pesce 5:00 pm Seamus Horisk Fred Rappa Thomas Wenz Sunday, July 8 7:30 am FOR ALL PARISHIONERS All names will remain on the list for 4 weeks after you call in. 9:00 am Christine Firestone After that time we ask, if necessary, to call again. 10:30 am John Chung-Salomone, Thank you for cooperating and God bless all. John DiSalvo, James Ryan, Please pray for all those on our Long-term Sick List Margaret Pergola 12 Noon Mary Lou & Joseph Inciarrano Baby Mason Francis Combs 5:30 pm Michael Ruggiero Susan Arena Brian Austin Lorraine Bardolf Monday, July 9 Arlene Barsch Lois Byrne Jean Caprera 8:00 am Guidance for President Trump Rosemary Clark Ed Costello Monica DeLaRosa Tuesday, July 10 Sr. Juliana Deptuch Debra Dowdell Margaret Dowdell 8:00 am George Schlott Gerry Finlan Jim Finlan Linda Fitz Wednesday, July 11 Kathleen Flaherty Rich Fuleki Muriel Gallagher Teresita Gallego Michael Giampetruzzi Colleen Grasing 8:00 am Barbara Dodenhoff (Living) - 89th Birthday John Guiffre Mike Hach Patricia Hafner Thursday, July 12 Carolyn Hakim Cynthia Hansen Donna Hare 8:00 am Eileen Jungen John Hartofil Vicki Jacona Steve Jugan Friday, July 13 Jerome W. Kalkhof Anne Kalman Katherine Anne Kwestel 8:00 am Edward H. Purtill Violet Kwestel Martin Logan Tia Mabanta Saturday, July 14 Jaime Macias Andrew Mahoney Lucy and Richard Marconi 8:00 am John Tanico Len Martinez William McDonagh Teresa McDonald 5:00 pm Elizabeth Compton Mary McLean Mary Messina Irmgard Montanino 7:30 PM Nehemias Figuera Kerri Orlando Johnny Perdue Rosina Perri Sunday, July 15 Catherine Pipinou Dolores Pizzo Joan Rampolla Fred Rappa Laureen Quinn-Sturge Deanne Reilly 7:30 am Michael Giampetruzzi – Living Vinny Rosa John Rotondo, Jr. John Rotondo, Sr. 9:00 am FOR ALL PARISHIONERS Flore Rowe Federico Rueda Eve Saint 10:30 am Anthony "Ricky" Riccardo, Thomas Saint Terry Sherwood Guadalupe Silva James Ryan, Danielle Stallone Frances Stallone Norma Steiger Frank and Saveria Cruiscuolo, Liberty Tabag David Testa Rosalie Travers Anna and Louis Scarpa, Joan Virostko Theresa Votta Brendan Wagner Nelson Garcia 12 Noon Mora Quinn Bannon Help Us Keep the Sick List Up-to-date 5:30 pm Harry W. O'Toole Sr. When your loved one’s health improves, please call the rectory at 516-731-4220 to let us know so their name can be removed from the sick list. It is important that the list remain current. Thank you for your cooperation.

PRAY FOR OUR BELOVED DECEASED AND THOSE WHO MOURN FOR THEM Rose Chirillo

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Maybe it’s time to Belong

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Alpha is coming!

Questions you might have about ALPHA

What is this again? It’s a chance to explore questions of life and faith and grow in your relationship with God, whether it’s a “zero” or a “ten” right now. It meets 8 Friday nights plus one Saturday afternoon. We have dinner together, watch a video, and then discuss it in table groups of 10. 8 Fri. nights starts Sept. 21 plus Sat. Nov. 3 retreat.

Why are we doing it? Because while we’re renewing and updating our physical plant, we want to renew and update our spiritual lives so we can better move forward in our mission to bring the Good News of Jesus to our families, workplaces, and to the Levittown community and beyond.

Who’s it for? Everybody. Young or old. English or Spanish-speaking. Churchgoer or not. It’s for you.

How’s it going so far? Really good! Half of the hundred seats are already taken. We already have some volunteers to help greet, set-up, provide child care so young families can attend, and help with meals. You’re welcome to help!

How much does it cost? Nothing. Nada. Just your time.

What if I’m not sure? Come to the first night and try it; if it’s not for you don’t come back. Or, you can just observe by helping out and not participating—this time. Alpha will be back again in March! For info or pre-registration: www.stbernardchurch.org/alpha

Our new LIFT program (Let’s Inspire Faith in Teens) for High School students will begin with ALPHA, a food-movie-discussion series for teens.

Meets 8 Friday nights Sept. 21– Nov. 16, plus Sat. Nov. 3 for an Alpha retreat day. Contact Pat McDonough: [email protected]

7 LITURGY CORNER Readings for July 8, 2018—July 15, 2018 Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 8, 2018 First Reading: The Lord calls Ezekiel to become a prophet to the Israelites, a people that the Lord describes as rebellious and obstinate. Despite the Lord’s depressing description, Ezekiel accepts his call because the Lord’s spirit will hold him up. Sunday, July 8. Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Responsorial Psalm: For the prophet Ezekiel to fulfill his Time Ezekiel 2:2-5. 2 Corinthians 12:7-10; Psalm mission, his eyes had to be locked on the Lord, lest the 123:1-4; Mark 6:1-6. rebellious house of Israel frustrate him to the point he gives Monday, July 9. Hosea 2:16-18, 21-22; Psalm up his prophetic work. We, like Israel, beg God for mercy for 145:2-9; Matthew 9:18-26. we have sinned. Tuesday, July 10. Hosea 8:4-7, 11-13; Psalm Second Reading: In the Old Testament, “thorns” symbolized 115:3-10; Matthew 9:32-38. one’s enemies, including Satan. Thus, when Paul faces weakness-including persecution (as when we do) - the Lord’s Wednesday, July 11. Memorial of Saint grace is sufficient for us. It is all we need. It makes us strong. Benedict, Abbot. Hosea 10:1-3, 7-8, 12; Psalm 105:2-7; Matthew 10:1-7. Gospel: Following the healings of the woman with hemorrhages Thursday, July 12. Hosea 11:1-4, 8-9; Psalm and Jairus’s daughter, Jesus and 80:2-3, 15-16; Matthew 10:7-15. his disciples journeyed to his Friday, July 13. Hosea 14:2-10; Psalm 51:3-4, 8- hometown. On the Sabbath, he 9, 12-14, 17; Matthew 10:16-23. taught in the synagogue where Isaiah 6:1-8; Psalm 93:1-2, 5; people questioned the source of Saturday, July 14. Matthew 10:24-33. his teachings and wisdom. At first, they acknowledged his Sunday, July 15. Amos 7:12-15. Ephesians 1:3- mighty deeds, but then they turn 14; Psalm 85:9-14; Mark 6:7-13. on him. His response was: “A prophet is not without honor Daily readings can be found online at: except in his native place and www.usccb.org/bible/readings among his own kin and in his own house.” A majority’s lack of faith never silences the power of God in the face of a few who believe. THE RIDE HOME Saint of the Week This feature is for families to share their Tuesday, July 11. Saddened by the immoral state of society, thoughts as they travel to and from Church. St. Benedict of Nursia 480-553) left the city to live as a hermit at Subiaco. In time, more and more men were attracted to his charismatic personality as well as to his way of 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time life. They eventually moved to Monte Cassino where he completed the final version of his Rule now known as The July 8, 2018 Rule of Saint Benedict, on the fundamentals of monastic life, including day-to-day operation of a monastery. The Rule Gospel: Mark 6:1-6 asserts that the primary occupation of the monk is to pray the Divine Office in tandem with a vowed life of stability, Adults: What unavoidable weakness do I struggle obedience, and conversion. The whole of the monastic to accept in myself? vocation can be summarized in the opening line of his Rule, “Listen carefully.” Children: What do I ask Jesus to make stronger in Sourcebook 2018 me?

LITURGICAL MINISTERS CORNER Spotlight on E.M.H.C.’s

My name is Jane Howard. In 1984 I was approached by Helena Lacey to become an extraordinary minister of the Eucharist. I felt unworthy to accept that position. Yet, through prayer and religious training sessions, I was able to successfully prepare for this ministry. Throughout the last three decades I have served my parish by administering the healing body of Jesus in the form of the Holy Eucharist to those at mass, as well as to those who are homebound and infirmed. I have always considered assisting at mass to be in an esteemed honor and privilege, and in doing so it has aided me in furthering my devotion to Jesus in the Eucharist. I look forward to continuing to serve in this rewarding capacity for many years to come.

Come Join the Columbiettes Phillip Downes’ Eagle Scout Project Presents for their 1st Annual Spaghetti Dinner Rockin’ & Rollin 50’s & 60’s Party!

Fundraising Event Friday, July 20th, 7—11 pm Sunday, July 8, 2018 $25 Tickets/ $30 at Door VFW Post 9592 Includes: Food, DJ, Beer, 55 Hickory Lane Wine & Soda

4:00 pm—7:00 pm Dress to Impress—Costumes Welcome $10.00 for Adults & $6.00 for Children Includes a spaghetti dinner with drinks Holy Innocents Come Support Phillip Downes’ Eagle Project, Council #3581 which consists of constructing a new & 3581 Jefferies Road improved lawn nativity set for St. Bernards Levittown, New York 11756

Contact Phillip Downes for questions at Contacts: Edith 516-993-0643 or 516-427-3505 Jeanette 516-941-6209 or [email protected] Angela 516-330-2076

9 PARISH SOCIAL MINISTRY Sr. Christine Sammons, O.P., 731-6074 St. Vincent de Paul: “Have Fun~~Be Fit” Thanks to everyone who remembers our low-income Twenty of our neighborhood children spent the last Levittown neighbors with monetary and food donations. week of June together for our We give special thanks to Levittown Kiwanis for their “Have Fun, Be Fit” generous food donation. We also thank our great program. Four teenagers served as counselors (Kat, volunteers who pick up food at the Island Harvest Essa, James and Gina) and our adults, Tami Cruz, warehouse in Uniondale which we share with our Jamie Lawlor, Sally Cook, Meriem Laradji and Liz neighbors through our pantry. Every helping hand is Burden helped with the various activities which included appreciated! This week, our pantry needs include: planting, science experiments, physical activities (soccer, basketball, Zumba, Corn Hole, etc.), healthy  Peanut butter food preparation, and eating, of course (yogurt parfaits,  Grape jelly raisin bran muffins, tacos, homemade ice cream, and a  Canned pasta (“Chef Boy-ar-dee’ type) little pizza for good measure.) Among other benefits,  Pasta the children made some new friends, and enjoyed time  Ramen noodles moving around in the fresh air. Our field trip to  Cup O’Noodles Homecoming Farm in Amityville needed to be tweaked  Canned fruit because it was the only rainy day of the week, but the  Toilet paper mentors from the farm talked about the farmland that As always, thank you! had been used to grow food years ago and is now an Please remember the poor boxes and to organic farm monitored by the Department of “buy one, get one free!” Agriculture on the property of the Dominican Sisters motherhouse. Instead of visiting the farm in the rain, the children were treated to a lesson about ants, of all things, and made their own “ants” to bring home. We are so blessed to have wonderful grounds and building in our parish to conduct all sorts of programs for our neighbors!

Watercolor Painting Classes with Father Augustine One of the favorite activities returns this summer! Join us, as Father Augustine brings his art to life and helps you to discover your own creative energy! Children’s class: Monday 10 - 11.30 AM July 16th, 23rd, 30th & August 6th, 13th, 20th Returning adult classes: Monday 6.00 - 7.30 PM July 16th, 23rd, 30th & August 6th, 13th, 20th New Adult Classes: Wednesday 6.30 – 8.00 PM July 18th, 25th & August 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd

All classes are located in the Parish Center. Each class is limited to 12 students. First come first served. No Registration fees. No walk-in students, please. Supplies are not provided. Visit Parish Rectory office to receive a copy of the supply list.

To register, call 516 731 4220 or send email to [email protected]

14 ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE JULY 2018 C=Crossbearer 1. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to Mass A=Acolyte 2. Please dress appropriately for Mass B= Bookbearer 3. Please ﬁnd replacements if you cannot serve T=Thurifer 4. Please remember to sign in

MASS June 30/July 1 JULY 7 & 8 JULY 14 & 15 JULY 21 & 22 JULY 28 & 29 13th Sunday of 14th Sunday of 15th Sunday of 16th Sunday of 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time Ordinary Time Ordinary Time Ordinary Time Ordinary Time 5:00 pm Sat. C Collin McVetty Tyler McManus Michael Albrecht Greg Milau Eddie Cahill A Thomas Kruk Bridget Paddock James Lawlor Eddie Cahill James Lawlor

A James Lawlor Jenna Summer Louie Sabino Ron Renda Julianna Pietraniello B Seanacy Lawlor John Prosceo Seanacy Lawlor Kevin Prosceo Seanacy Lawlor 7:30 am Sun.

C Zac Martin Louie Sabino Frank Pietraniello Liam Burden Kenneth Gonzalez A Kathy Aguilar Gina McGough Michael Pietraniello Jenna Summer Thomas Kruk A Isabelle Torre Emilia Salazar Julianna Pietraniello Britney Cardenas Danny Lang 9:00am Sun. C Britney Cardenas Collin McVetty Nicole Leshinsky Chris Leshinsky Zac Martin A Gina McGough Ron Renda Alyssa Leshinsky Alyssa Leshinsky Ron Renda A Nicole Leshinsky Chris Leshinsky Kevin Leshinsky Kevin Leshinsky Isabelle Torre B Brian Leshinsky Brian Leshinsky Kaila Hess Brian Leshinsky Kaila Hess 10:30 am Sun. C Tyler McManus Greg Milau Elisa Montanino Tyler McManus Jayson Melgar A Lauren Barsch Kathy Aguilar Isabella Montanino Frank Vespa Russell Macias A Nicole Barsch Frank Vespa Danny Lang Louie Sabino Scott Macias B Caroline Keegan Samantha Keegan Victoria Lang Caroline Keegan Samantha Keegan 12 noon Sun.

C Michael Manfredo Eddie Cahill Jared Paladino Collin McVetty Ryan Thompson A Bridget Paddock Britney Cardenas Bridget Paddock Frank Pietraniello Kathy Aguilar

A Greg Milau Isabelle Torre Kenneth Gonzalez Michael Pietraniello Marcela Vasquez B Open Ayden Lemoine Ryan Paladino Ayden Lemoine Andrea Chavarria 5:30 pm Sun C Tyler Zorn Michael Albrecht Lauren Barsch Tyler Zorn Lauren Barsch A Shannon Zorn Danny Lang Nicole Barsch Shannon Zorn Nicole Barsch A Marcela Vasquez Isabella Montanino Marcela Vasquez Emilia Salazar Shannon Zorn B Andrea Chavarria Victoria Lang Andrea Chavarria open Ayden Lemoine HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES To: A. Leshinsky 7/8 G. Milau 7/15 K. Gonzalez 7/18 S. Zorn 7/19 N. Stueckenschneider 7/21 As always Thank You for your Service & Dedication to St. Bernard's

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