Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014 IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY PARISH MISSION STATEMENT The parish of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, located in South Saint Louis City, comprised of small neighborhoods filled with multi-generational families, strives to answer God’s call to……… + COMMIT to live the Gospel; +CELEBRATE Eucharist as a community; +SERVE the needs of others; + PARTICIPATE in parish life and ministries; +STRIVE to be a sign of God’s love!
Parish Staff
Rectory - 4092 Blow Street, St. Louis, MO 63116-2796 314-481-7543 Website@: www.ihm-stl.org Fax 314-481-6316
Pastor Rev. Bradley E. Modde Deacon Rev. Mr. Jim Murphey Administrative Associate Mrs. Ann Donohue Parish Secretary Ms. Judy Vonder Haar (Tues. & Wed.) Pastoral Minister for Seniors Mrs. Debbie Gartner 314-481-9385 South Grand Senior Ministry Transportation Leigh 314-481-1133 Director of Music Ministry Mrs. Leona Ernst 314-832-1678 South City Deanery PSR Deborah Halter 314-773-3070 email: [email protected]
Sacramental Schedule
Celebration of Eucharist Sacrament of Matrimony 1st Saturday of the Month 8:30 a.m. (School Chapel) Set up preparation meeting with the priest or deacon you choose for Followed by the Anointing of the Sick and Confession the wedding as soon as you have decided to marry, at least 6 months prior. Saturday 4:30 p.m. Holy Orders and Consecrated (Religious) Life Sunday 7:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. If interested, please call the parish rectory or the Archdiocesan Office Weekdays Monday-Thursday 8am Mass (School Chapel) of Vocations at 314-792-6460. Friday 7am Mass (School Chapel) Tuesday Following 8 a.m. Mass: Perpetual Help Devotions Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick Holydays As announced inside bulletin Call the Rectory anytime if someone is sick at home or going to have surgery. Sacrament of Penance & Reconciliation Care for those who are homebound, hospitalized, or in nursing Saturdays 3:45 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. home. Please call the Rectory to arrange for Communion to be Sacrament of Baptism brought to any parishioner who is unable to come to church. Please Sundays following the 10:00 a.m. Mass. Please call the Rectory for inform the rectory as soon as any parishioner is admitted to any hospi- information. tal or nursing home. (Hospitals do not always call.) Becoming a Catholic South City Deanery PSR Rites of Christian Initiation of Adults/Youth or Catechumen Meetings Catholic Religious Education for children attending public or private non-religious schools. Call Debbie Halter at 314-773-3070. are weekly from September thru May to discuss your questions and the New Parishioners Catholic Faith. Call a priest if you or someone you know is interested. Please register as soon as possible by calling the Rectory. Sacrament of Confirmation Calendar and Bulletin Items Celebration by 7th and 8th Grade Students or whenever one is ready to Additions or changes for the Parish Calendar should be in writing and make a commitment to being a fully practicing Catholic. One full year sent to the Rectory. The deadline for bulletin announcements is 10 a.m. of religious education prior to the year of preparation is necessary. Monday for the following week’s bulletin. (Holidays – deadlines could change without notice). Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:7 Sunshine Club Bd. Mtg. Mon. 10am LOM Stewardship is not an easy life Pinochle Mon. 12:30pm RMR style. No one promised that it St. Vincent DePaul Mtg. Tues. 7pm RMR would be. It is counter-cultural to most things in the Balance Class Thurs. 9am RMR world today. However, putting God first in all things, Men’s E Bd. Mtg. Thurs. 8pm RMR living a life of gratitude and being generous with our 4th of July Fri. Rectory Closed time, talent and treasure brings tremendous joy to those who are disciplined. Fight the good fight and The week of July 6th the Cafeteria will be closed! keep the faith! WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Recitation of the Rosary: Mondays-Thursdays following 8am Mass and Fridays following the 7am Mass (School Chapel) Quilters Tues. 8:30am RMR Judy Hudson's Exercise Tues. 9:00-10am Cafe Prayer Group Wed. 7:00pm LOM Choir Practice Wed. Church Mon. 6/30 8:00 am Communion Service Judy Hudson’s Exercise Fri. 9-10am Café Tues. 7/1 8:00 am Marian Rogers Wed. 7/2 8:00 am Angie Leighton Thurs. 7/3 8:00 am Alvina Nazzoli Fri. 7/4 9:00 am Naomi Welker READINGS FOR THE WEEK Sat. 7/5 8:30 am Irma Franzin
4:30 pm Our Parish Family Monday Sun. 7/6 7:30 am Jeanette Higgs Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Ps 50:16bc-23; Mt 8:18-22 10:00 am Grace & Leo Verplanke Tuesday Am 3:1-8; 4:11-12; Ps 5:4b-8; Mt 8:23-27 Wednesday Am 5:14-15, 21-24; Ps 50:8-13, 16bc-17; Mt 8:28-34 Thursday LORD HEAR OUR PRAYER Eph 2:19-22; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 20:24-29 Pray for those who are sick and their Caregivers. Friday Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Ps 119: 10, 20, 30, 40, 131; Mt 9:9-13 Pray for: Mary Guy, Vern Dimza, Erma Betlach, Bob or for Independence Day, any readings from the Mass Stege, Dolores Fuegner, John Hargis, Lavern Hub- “For the Country,” nos. 882-886, ble, Ollie & Jean Rusch, Ray Stevens, Bernice Gan- or “For Peace and Justice,” nos. 887-891 der, Madeleine Chavez and Maureen Mitchell Saturday (sisters of Peggy Kuehner), Vern Hansen, Nancy Am 9:11-15; Ps 85:9ab, 10-14; Mt 9:14-17 Klosterman, Dan Liddy, Stewart and Charlene Sunday Piper, Evelyn Shaver (mother of Bill), Jane Zec 9:9-10; Ps 145:1-2, 8-11, 13-14; Diekemper (mother of Karen Gross), Magdalene Rom 8:9, 11-13; Mt 11:25-30 Bonn (mother of Paula), Roy Gooris, and those pa- rishioners who are homebound, who are living in Assisted Living or Nursing Homes, and all in our Collections for: June 22, 2014 Prayer Book. May our Lord Jesus bring them com- Envelopes: $3,858.14 fort and healing. Loose: $ 199.15 Maintenance Fund: 130.00 REST IN PEACE In your charity pray for our deceased, • Thank you to all who make our IHM Parish Family so Roy Monti (father of Roy). strong & caring! May he join his loved ones in joyful • Thank you to all who give of their time and talent, reunion with Jesus. helping out in so many ways! • Thank you to all who give back to God so generously with your hard-earned donations! Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014 PARISH NEWS
MASS SCHEDULE DESKS, DESKS, DESKS! for the 4th of JULY—This Friday If anyone would like to have an IHM classroom desk, please come to the rectory between Our Mass time will be 8-2pm this Monday, June 30th!! After Monday 9am in the School Chapel. they will be gone!
The Rectory will be closed. Have a safe and fun holiday! LADIES’ SODALITY MEETING Our next meeting is Wednesday, July 9th, at 7:30pm in the Father Keaney Center. “A Group with a Purpose!” Light refreshments will be served. New members are always welcome.
HIGH STEPPING LADIES Family and friends are invited to SCRIPT GIFT CARDS attended the performance of our If you would like to purchase any of our remaining Immaculate Heart of Mary’s High gift cards, please stop by the Rectory between 9- Stepping Ladies. There are 16 2pm on normal business days. Once these cards dancers, ages 60 to 80, who will are sold we will not been participating in the pro- WOW you with their precision dancing and show gram any longer. Thank you all for the years of stopping costumes. It's a must see show, on Tues- supporting our School through the purchasing day, July 8th, at 7pm in the Father Keaney Cen- of gift cards. ter at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish.
Here are the cards we still have on hand: 2 - $10 Burger King 1 - $10 Claire's 6 - $25 CVS 5 - $25 Home Depot STS. PETER AND PAUL SHELTER 1 - $25 Lowe's Is there anyone interested in volunteering 2 - $25 Office Max with us at the shelter in July? The date is: Fri- 3 - $25 Shop n Save day, July 18th. IHM is scheduled every month for 2 4 - $100 Shop n Save evenings to help give out food and other necessities 3 - $10 Starbucks the gentlemen need. We are doing what we are 7 - $25 Walgreens called to do; helping the poor and homeless and having fun doing it. If interested, please contact: SAVE THE DATE Juanita Bishop, 314-605-5110 or email MARY OF MAGDALA SERVICE [email protected] Women of Immaculate Heart of Mary parish have celebrated the feast day of Mary of Magdala for several years with a prayer service honoring women. CALLING ALL ALUMNI! This year we will celebrate on Wednesday evening, Save the date of Saturday, November 8th for July 16th at 7 p.m in the Church. The theme is Mary the Alumni Reunion of all Immaculate Heart of of Magdala: Faithful Witness. Some of your friends Mary Alumni 21 years of age and over. Spread the and neighbors will share their experiences of wit- word; contact friends and classmates. All are wel- nessing their faith in their daily lives and work. We come! For more information, check out our parish hope you will join us in this celebration. Please feel website: www.ihm-stl.org. free to invite friends from other parishes to join us. Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014 SENIOR MOMENTS
IHM PARISHIONERS ARE AMAZING! be sure they fit; and they did! He was so excited, it was GOD WORKS THROUGH YOUR GENEROSITY! like a child’s Christmas morning. As you know we are actively ministering the homeless men of St. Louis through our donations and volunteering “Thank you Lord, for placing people in my life, just when I at the Saints Peter and Paul Men’s Shelter. need them the most. Thank you for the generosity of Im- maculate Heart of Mary’s parish family. Your donations have allowed the men the comfort of un- derwear, clothing, toiletries, socks, shoes, coats, back packs and various other items. And I do mean comfort! JOIN US FOR A FREE WORKSHOP, LUNCH AND TRIVIA…. One evening, one of the gentlemen came up to me and NEW ‘AGING WISELY’ SERIES said, “Miss Debbie, thank you so much for the under- SET TO BEGIN IN JULY wear! I didn’t have to cut them. They fit perfect!” He was South Grand Senior Ministry is starting a new monthly so grateful and had a big smile on his face. To you and I, series entitled: Aging Wisely. This series will offer educa- a pair of underwear that fits, is just an everyday thing. tional topics for seniors and those who love and care for Not always so, to the men at the shelter. When their size them, complimentary lunch, followed by some type of fun is not available, they wear what is available (and they do activity. We will rotate the series throughout the five par- not complain). This gentleman had been wearing under- ishes in the ministry (St. Anthony of Padua, St. John the wear that were too small. He had to slit the seam so it Baptist, St. Pius V, St. Stephen and Immaculate Heart of would not cut into his leg. Gratitude and joy for under- Mary). The programs are free and open to everyone. wear that fit, is made possible by your donations and money to purchase underwear! First session “Ask, and you will receive.” Monday, July 21 at 11:00 am Luke 11:9 St. Anthony Parish Hall, 3135 Meramec
I was honored, blessed and humbled to see the fruition Presenters: Cardinal Ritter Adult Day/Homemaker of such a prayer. One of the gentlemen humbly asked, “I Programs and Vitas Innovative Hospice am in desperate need of a pair of shoes. I know my re- quest will be almost impossible. I wear size 16.” Yikes! I What do you know about Adult Day Care? Come find out always want to help. I don’t want to let them down. I told why this service can benefit both adults needing assis- Derrik I couldn’t promise, but I would do my very best. tance and caregivers. The goal is to try and keep your loved one at home for as long as safely possible, while I just didn’t know how I was going to deliver a size 16 also receiving needed care in a supportive, professionally shoe! I prayed, “Lord, help me find a way.” The next day, staffed, community-based setting. Information about the I was with a friend of mine who is a parishioner and I was Homemaker program will also be shared. on the phone with my brother. He had called to tell me he went shopping at garage sales for men’s clothing to do- Hospice can be a scary word for most people. But the nate to the men. I told him about my plight for a pair of truth is that many people choose to get involved with hos- size 16 shoes. While talking with my brother, my friend pice too late. Come find out what services are typically got on her phone, she told her husband, “ I know what I covered by hospice care and get all your questions an- want for my birthday. A pair of size 16 shoes!” The next swered. day they went shopping and bought two pair of shoes and a pair of sandals for Derrik!! That evening, my niece After lunch, we are going to play some trivia in the after- called and said, I have a friend who wears size 16. He noon! Please call Barb Salmo at 655-0554 to register by has shoes to donate. Another friend said her nephew Wed, July 16. Please let me know if transportation is wears size 16. She will ask if he would like to donate. needed. “Ask and you shall receive.” The Holy Spirit definitely Debbie 481-9385 guided the way to help this man!
The next evening we went to the shelter to deliver the shoes. Derrik was in disbelief. He cupped his hands over his entire face and just shook his head.” Thank you maam! Thank you.” He hugged both of us. He said, “Now I have two pair of shoes for work and sandals for after work. I just can’t believe it.” I asked him to try them on, to
Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014
great foundational rocks in the history of our Church and faith. Have a healthy and holy week!
Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us! Dear Parishioners of IHM, Sincerely, Father Brad This Sunday, June 29th, we have a unique celebra- tion within the Church year – the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul. In terms of the ranking of KEEP OUR MEN AND WOMEN WHO SERVE feasts within the Church year, a solemnity is the OUR COUNTRY TO KEEP US SAFE highest of celebrations. Because of this, the regular IN YOUR PRAYERS! celebration of the 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time, We would like to update this list. Please call the Rec- which this Sunday would have been, is superseded tory to let us know if your son/daughter or relative is by the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul. Nor- still involved with the conflict. mally, solemnities are reserved for the celebrations Here is a list of members of families who are involved with the conflict: of major feasts within the Church year (Christmas Spec. Lou Bollasina, U.S. Army and Easter for example), for feasts involving the Sgt. Austin Albert, U. S. Army Blessed Mother (the Immaculate Conception or the Sgt. Donald T. Shaver, U.S. Marines Assumption for example), or other idea-feasts (such 1SG Paul Drago, U.S. Army as the Holy Trinity and the Sacred Heart of Jesus). SRA Jeffrey Clark, U.S. Air Force Jesus, Mary, Peter, Paul, and John the Baptist are Todd Bruemer, U.S. Navy the only people who have solemnities associated M.K. 2 Brett Winkelmann, Coast Guard with their liturgical celebrations. Cpl. Matthew T. Straub, U.S. Marines Sgt. Victor A. Will, U.S. Army Some solemnities within the Church are newer than Sgt. James A. Will, U.S. Army Staff Sgt. James Dobrynski, U.S. Air Force others – the solemnity of Christ the King was put Specialist 1st Class David V. Rice, U.S. Army into the Church calendar by Pope Pius XI in 1925. However, since the fourth century, Christians in the CHILDREN'S LITURGY - SUNDAYS 10AM MASS city of Rome have gathered on this day to begin the Please contact me if you're interested in helping! No celebration of the liturgy at the church of St. Peter, teaching experience necessary- we read through the lit- and then walked in procession to the church of St. urgy as we do in church, but in a closer setting to gain Paul. Both men, called by Christ to preach in the better attention of the children. With enough volunteers early Church, were eventually brought to Rome and you may only need to be available 4 times in a 6 month martyred, Peter in 64CE and Paul in 67CE. Both period. Please contact Colleen Hoyt at 314-659-9416, or have churches built over the locations that have [email protected]. long been held as the burial places for Peter and Paul, two of the four major basilicas in Rome (the JOKE OF THE WEEK other two being St. John Lateran and St. Mary Ma- jor). A seven-year-old boy attending Church with is parents noticed a white flag with gold stars on it, and asked, “What’s that Daddy?” I remember one particular celebration of the solem- nity of Saints Peter and Paul here in St. Louis – it His father whispered, “That’s a reminder of all those who was the Episcopal ordination of Bishop Paul Zipfel, have died in service.” former auxiliary bishop of St. Louis and the sixth bishop of Bismarck, North Dakota. Near the end of The youngster thought a moment , and in a loud whisper the ordination Mass, Bishop Zipfel addressed the asked, Daddy, did they die in the nine or the eleven congregation: “I am not a qualified saint, I am a o’clock service?” chosen sinner.” I suspect St. Peter and St. Paul +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ would have said the same thing about themselves. The sermon went on and on in the heat of the Church. At This day, let us give thanks to God for the lives and last the minister paused and asked, “What more, my friends, can I say?” preaching of Saints Peter and Paul, two of the
In the back of the Church a voice offered earnestly: “Amen!” Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014
SATURDAY, TOP 4 REASONS YOU MIGHT WANT TO CON- SIDER WORKING ON THE IHM NEW TO YOU 2ND SEPTEMBER 6th 8am - 4pm ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE COMMITTEE……
SUNDAY, 4. Retail Sales and Marketing are the fastest growing SEPTEMBER 7th sector in the American Economy today….AKA…Great 7:30am - Noon Job Experience to put on your resume!
3. Each time you come to work on the committee, you can subtly drop-off a load of your “stuff”….AKA…. No one will ever know how much “stuff” you unloaded! (What goes on in our committee meetings, stays in our commit- tee meetings!)
2. Folks on the committee get a first chance to look over all the “donations!” AKA…You just might find that “treasure” you can’t live without!
And the number one reason you might consider working nd on the IHM New To You, 2 Annual Rummage Sale Committee…….(Drum-Roll, please!!!!!)
1. We are just a darn, fun group of people to be around Here’s a clever idea! (Trust Me!)….AKA… What’s better than having some fun Support your Parish in good company, and doing something good for IHM at and clean out your home at the same time!!! the same time! Immaculate Heart of Mary is hosting it’s 2nd An- nual “New To You” End of Summer Rummage Contact Elizabeth Cassmeyer at 832-0541 or [email protected] Sale, Saturday, September 6th, from 8-4pm and Sunday, September 7th, from 7:30am-Noon in the Father Keaney Center. Our Event Commit- PRAYER FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM tee hopes to feature a wide variety of useful, gently Fortnight for Freedom, a time to pray, raise used items for the whole family…..including books, awareness and support religious liberty in the clothes, small household appliances, furniture, etc. United States. Almighty god, Father of all nations, 2ND ANNUAL “NEW TO YOU” for freedom you have RUMMAGE SALE UPDATE: set us free in Christ Jesus (Gal 5:1). Drop-Off for the 2nd Annual “ New To You” Rum- mage Sale started last week. Thanks to everyone We praise and bless you for the that began their “summer” cleaning! Other gift of religious liberty, dates include: Friday, July 25th and Friday, Au- the foundation of human rights, justice, gust 29th…..Keep on Cleanin!!!!! and the common good.
Several items that the Planning Committee Grant to our leaders the wisdom decided that it could not accept include: to protect and promote our liberties; *Heavy Exercise Equipment by your grace may we have the courage *Old, analog Television Sets to defend them, for ourselves *Large Appliances and for all those *Magazines and Encyclopedias who live in this blessed land.
Some things we are seeking to help with the We ask this through the intercession of Mary display of our sale items include: Immaculate, our patroness, and in the Clothing Racks to hang-up our clothes and name of your Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, clothes hangers. If you have either of these in the unity of the Holy Spirit, things that you could donate for our use, they with whom you live and reign, would be greatly appreciated! one God, forever and ever. Amen. Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014
Fr. William Scheid Players Present Irving Berlin’s SOUTH SIDE YOUTH “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN” The Catholic Youth Apostolate is pleased to an- MINISTRY nounce that the Fr. William Scheid Players will close their 34th season with “Annie Get Your Gun.” Today, Sunday, June 29th The hit Broadway musical features legendary 5:45pm Reconciliation sharpshooter Annie Oakley, who ascends from 6pm Youth Mass with Father Brad Modde dirty-faced backwoods gamin to the uppermost 7pm Hanging out at SSYM 7:30pm Life Night: The Wedding Feast rungs of international stardom. Her mentor is Buf- 9:30pm Dismissal falo Bill; and Annie’s great rival is arrogant marks- man Frank Butler, with whom she eventually falls in Sunday, July 6th love. She experiences ups and downs in her ro- 5:45pm Reconciliation mance with Frank, but in the end, love wins. 6pm Youth Mass 7pm Hanging out at SSYM This year’s cast of 60 will feature several priests of 7:30pm Scripture Study the Archdiocese including: Fr. Terry Borgerding 9:30pm Dismissal of St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish in Marthasville, Monsignor John Borcic of St. Mary Magdalen SSYM is taking a group of high school teens to Steuben- ville STL Mid-America in Springfield, MO July 10-14th. Parish in St. Louis, Monsignor John Brennell of St. Monica parish, Monsignor Norb Ernst of St. Sunday, August 3rd will be our last Mass as South Margaret Mary of Alacoque Parish, and Fr. Bill Wi- Side Youth Ministry. Starting August 4th, SSYM will gand, along with dozens of talented grade school, merge with John 15 Youth Ministry (meets at Seven Holy teenage and adult performers from around the St. Founders on Sunday afternoons/Thursday evenings). Louis community. Thank you for your continued prayers and support!
Performance dates are: Friday, July 25, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 26, 7:30 p.m. TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Today is an exceptional event on our Sunday, July 27, 2:00 p.m. calendar: the thirteenth Sunday of Or- dinary Time is eclipsed by a solemnity Performances held at: honoring two saints who didn’t spend Incarnate Word Academy much time together in their earthly min- 2788 Normandy Drive, St. Louis, Missouri. istry, and who have distinct feasts so they probably don’t mind sharing this All advanced tickets are $12 for reserved seating. one. Yet each suffered a similar fate in Tickets are available at the door for $14. To order the same city, Rome, during the persecution of the Em- tickets or for more information, please contact Ann peror Nero. Nero probably ordered the destruction of Madden at (314) 846-1060 or email her at: many of the residential neighborhoods in service to his building projects, and when the homeless began to look [email protected]. for someone to blame for the fires, Nero targeted the Christians. Soon, Peter was crucified, upside down, on This year marks the group’s 34th year of present- the Vatican hill. Excavations (called scavi) under the Vati- ing Broadway plays, reviews, and musicals featur- can basilica have proven the authenticity of his burial ing Archdiocesan clergy and laity to raise funds for place near the place of his death. Paul, a Roman citizen, the youth programs of the Catholic Youth Aposto- was later granted a swifter execution by sword, and is late. remembered at a vast basilica on the city’s outskirts.
Peter and Paul were just about polar opposites. Peter, rough and ready, Paul, poetic and polished. Peter carried a burden of regret for his denials, Paul had his own issues with which he struggled. Peter leapt over barriers to go to the Gentiles. Paul strove with and surrendered to the same call. True, they spent very little time together in this life, but the same Spirit filled their hearts; and by their wit- ness, changed the face of the earth. Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014 Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles June 29, 2014 NEWS AROUND TOWN MINISTRY SCHEDULE
CYC NIGHT AT THE BALL PARK! LECTORS The Annual CYC Night with the St. Louis Cardinals will July 5/6th take place on Tuesday, July 8th. The Cards will be play- 4:30 p.m. Paula Bonn ing the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tickets in Left Field Loge 7:30 a.m. Mike Kuhlman Seating are $17 (regularly $31). For more details and to 10:00 a.m. Mary Seematter download a ticket order form, visit www.cycstl.net/events/ cyc-nights
MARRIAGE CHALLENGES? For the Weekend of July 12/13th Retrouvaille (a French word meaning rediscovery) is a 4:30 p.m. Paula Bonn, Jo Gaal, Mark Loeffler, program to help couples heal & renew their marriages William Noll, Joe Poett, Sandy Schmidt, that offers tools needed to rediscover a loving marriage Rita Springer, Sue Weber, Cindy Wright relationship. For further information, call 1-800-470-2230 or visit www.HelpOurMarriage.com. 7:30 a.m. Tom Gaughran, Tami Greminger, Marge
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