The Sunday Steward The weekly parish bulletin for The Church of Saint Ann 1253 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 and the Saint Michael Church, Trenton, NJ

EPIPHANY OF THE LORD JANUARY 7, 2018

Rise up in splendor, Jerusalem! Your light has come, the glory of the Lord shines upon you.

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JANUARY 7, 2018 - EPIPHANY OF THE LORD DAILY LITURGY for the Week of January 7, 2018 The Announcement of

SUN., Jan. 7 EPIPHANY OF THE LORD

7:30 AM People of the Parish Easter and the Moveable

Blanche and Joseph Sarafin by Jean Sarafin and Family Feasts 9:30 AM Elizabeth A. Dillon by Robert R. Dillon James Willie by Melisa and Chris Keller Know, dear brothers and sisters, that, as we 11:00 AM Bernadette Blusnavage by Marc and Nancy Goepfert

have rejoiced at the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Philomena A. Dileo by Linda Paciotti 12:30 PM John Leahy (100th Birthday) by Julia Leahy Christ, so by leave of God’s mercy we announce Milangee Herrera by Delilah, Jennifer, and Joseph to you also the joy of his Resurrection, who is Closson our Savior.

ST. MICHAEL On the 14th day of February will fall Ash 8:45 AM Peter Brodzik by Bock Family Wednesday, and the beginning of the fast of the 10:00 AM most sacred Lenten season.

st MON., Jan. 8 On the 1 day of April you will celebrate with 8:00 AM Anthony and Fay Abarno by Family joy Easter Day, the Paschal feast of our Lord Catherine Bombery by Janet and Jim King Jesus Christ.

th TUE., Jan. 9 On the 10 day of May will be the Ascension of 8:00 AM Joanne Arbitell by Simone Russo our Lord Jesus Christ. Michael Hable by The MacEllis Family On the 20th day of May, the feast of Pentecost.

WED., Jan. 10 On the 3rd day of June, the feast of the Most 8:00 AM J. Robert Olechowski by Olechkowski Family Joanne Arbitell by Theresa Tucker Holy Body and Blood of Christ.

On the 2nd day of December, the First Sunday THURS., Jan. 11 8:00 AM Mary Jo Armstrong by Saint Ann Rosary Altar Society of Advent of our Lord Jesus Christ, to whom is Clifford David Vincent (Our Son Who Died at Birth) honor and glory forever and ever. Amen. by Mary and James Vincent Salvatore Immordino by Rosa Immordino and (From the Roman Missal, Third Edition, Children Appendix I)

FRI., Jan. 12 8:00 AM Eleanor Meyer Vincent, Stepmother by James Vincent Helen May Best, Birth Mother by James and Jefferson Vincent OF THE SAT., Jan. 13 8:00 AM Dora Cifelli by Ada and Family LORD

Stephen Gresh by Walt and Pat Shelmet January 8, 2018 5:00 PM Edward Proniewski by The Family Federico and Ida Procaccini by Sandy and Maria This celebration continues that of the Epiphany Procaccini of the Lord. It is another SUN., Jan. 14 7:30 AM Annuziata Luigi Lore by Teresa Angelino revelation of Jesus, the

John Albright IV by Betty and Bill Wnek 9:30 AM People of the Parish Beloved Son of God. Vincenzo Ciccone by Ida Ciccone (Wife) This feast officially ends 11:00 AM Eternal Repose of Tim Blaisdell by Gioconda Escalona our Christmas season. James Willie by Michael Sciabbarrasi and Alexis

Harvilla 12:30 PM Henry Kavanagh by Don and Mercy Staudt It is a day to give thanks Jean Kavanagh by Don and Mercy Staudt for all the blessings of ST. MICHAEL our Christmas season. 8:45 AM Peter Brodzik by Bock Family

10:00 AM

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JANUARY 7, 2018 - EPIPHANY OF THE LORD NEW WEEKLY SCHEDULE SUNDAY, January 7, 2018 THURSDAY, January 11, 2018 EPIPHANY OF THE LORD ● Junior Legion of Mary 2:30 PM - Pope John Paul Community Room ● Prayer Shawl Ministry 7:00 PM - Pope John XXIII Room ● Weekly Saint Ann Novena (Saint Michael Church) at 7:30 PM ● Weekly Saint Jude Novena (Saint Michael

Church) at 8:00 PM

● Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:30 AM Mass - FRIDAY, January 12, 2018 Church ● Adult Choir Rehearsal 10:30 AM - Sister Thea ● Saint Ann School - No School for Students Bowman Music Room ● Youth Choir Rehearsal 5:00 PM - Sister Thea ● Religious Education Classes 10:30 AM - Saint Bowman Music Room Ann School Classrooms ● RCIA 12:30 PM - Pope John XXIII Room ● Centering Prayer 7:00 PM - Spiritual Direction SATURDAY, January 13, 2018 Room ● Reconciliation 4:00 PM - Church MONDAY, January 8, 2018 ● Vigil Mass 5:00 PM - Church

● Miraculous Medal Novena 1:30 PM - Chapel SUNDAY, January 14, 2018 ● Religious Education Classes 6:00 PM - Saint Ann School Classrooms SECOND SUNDAY IN ● Green Team Ministry 7:15 PM - Pope John ORDINARY TIME XXIII Room ● Saint Vincent de Paul Society 7:15 PM - Msgr. ● Coffee and Donuts After All Masses McCorristin Room ● Children’s Liturgy of the Word 9:30 AM Mass - ● 8th Grade Parents Meeting 7:30 Church PM - Pope John Paul Community Room ● RCIA 12:30 PM - Pope John XXIII Room

TUESDAY, January 9, 2018

● Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 12:00 Noon to 6:00 PM - Chapel ● Divine Mercy Holy Hour 3:00 PM - Chapel ● Baptism Preparation Class 7:00 PM - Dorothy Day Room Baptism WEDNESDAY, January 10, 2018 Congratulations ● Saint Ann School PTA Board Meeting 6:30 PM Last weekend, we welcomed into our church - Pope John XXIII Room through Baptism: ● Study 7:00 PM - Pope John Paul Joseph Henry DZIMINSKI Community Room

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Cohort Corner

How are the Cohort 7 Goals being

Implemented?

Each of the parishes selected four parishioners, along with the pastor, to participate on the Faith In We Pray for the Sick Lorraine Burns, Beverly Lombardo, Pop-pop Joe Connell, Our Future Implementation Team. The team Victoria Verrelli, Sr. Mary Maodeo, Allison Pyskaty, members attended implementation training and Julie Camastra, Richard Waskiewicz, Pia Ellen-Cattarinich, meet regularly as a Cohort. St. Ann’s team includes, Holly Steigman, Sharon DeCelle, Charles Johnson, Father Gerard, Alex Daniel, Christine Crane, Tom Anne Lambdin Hunter, Baby Haley, Sally Lynch, Gregory, and Maria Krutkova. Clara Cowell, Mary Hazen, Calvin Leish, Beth Cottone, Lee Gruska, Migel Trusti, Mary Schiavone, Gertrude Belotti, Margaret Mary Riether, Cohort 7 Parish Members: Jonathan Philip Cino, John E. Clancy ΙΙΙ

The Church of St. Ann (www.churchofsaintann.net) and all parishioners who are sick and homebound. is happy to be a member of Cohort 7 along with: Note: If you would like a family member or friend prayed for, St. Anthony of Padua please call Sister Pat. (www.stanthony-hightstown.net)

St. David the King (www.stdavidtheking.com)

St. Hedwig Parish (www.sainthedwigparish.com) Mission Statement St. Paul The Church of Saint Ann (www.stpaulsprinceton.org) in Lawrenceville is a Roman Catholic family of faith, built on the inspiration of SUNDAY COLLECTIONS past generations, to serve the community Weekend of December 23th and 24th, 2017 by loving God and our neighbor.

WRAP YOUR GIFT . . . USE YOUR ENVELOPES We strengthen faith,

celebrate the sacraments, Weekly Offering for the Church of Saint Ann provide for the spiritual and Number of Registered Households 3,130 corporal works of mercy, Number Using Envelopes Last Week 517 educate across the Sunday Collection $12,290.00 lifespan, heal the spiritually broken, Electronic Funds *00,000.00 and respect the dignity of human life. Total Contributions $12,290.00 *Note: electronic contributions are received twice a month. We live the Gospel and seek Christ Weekly Offering for Saint Michael Church $1,201.00 in all people. Novena __222.00 Total $1,423.00

WEEK OF JANUARY 7, 2018

Saint Ann Saint Michael Sanctuary Candle Sanctuary Candle WILLIAM L. HOGAN EDWARD PRONIEWSKI Requested by Requested by Elaine and Bill Hogan Family

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Please Take Note . . .

The word Epiphany comes from a Greek word epiphanein EPIPHANY 2018 which means showing, Sunday, January 7, 2018 appearance, or Traditionally, the Feast of the Epiphany is a time when revelation. Although many families bless their homes.To bless your own home is this Feast began in a very simple process. The first thing that you do is take a piece of blessed chalk. All of the chalk is located in baskets the eastern Church, it by the doors as you leave church. has been celebrated in the western Church The next step is to gather your family by the prime outer door or the outer door that you use most. Begin the since the end of the 4th century. Today we celebrate the blessing by asking the Lord to bless your home. Feast of the Epiphany as the time the magi visited the Use these words or make up your own: Christ child. The magi were given the names of Melchior, Casper, and Balthazar. They offered gifts of gold, frank- Good and gracious God , and myrrh, traditional symbols of homage in the of Heaven and Earth, East. Since the middle ages, it has been a tradition to You revealed Your Son Jesus bless homes, by marking the doorways with the initials of to every nation the magi and the current year 20+C+M+B+18. by the guidance of a star. Bless this home, all who visit here, and all who come to visit. Fill them with the light of Christ, that their concern for others may reflect Your love and goodness. We ask this through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

Then a designated member of the family uses the blessed chalk to write the following over the main outer door.

20 C M B 18

THE EPIPHANY C, M, B are the initials of the three kings: Caspar, Melchoir, We Celebrate Our Giftedness Balthazar, and are also the first letters of the Latin prayer, On the official solemnity of the Epiphany, the Christus mansionem benedictat, “May Christ bless the house!” Sunday after New Year’s, we celebrate the gifts and talents each family member can bring to the Lord; The ceremony concludes with the entire family saying the gifts more valuable than the Magi’s gold, frankin- Lord’s Prayer together. If the family desires, they can cense, and myrrh. Make a paper place mat for each continue the blessing throughout the inner doors of the house by using the blessed chalk and drawing a cross on person, and have the others write on it things that any inner door they wish. When all are finished using the are special and lovable about that person. Use them chalk, simply bury it in the ground outside the main door or at your main meal and have the family read aloud the in an indoor plant. gifts others see in them. Then each can name We pray that 2018 will be a year of blessing for not only something about your family that makes it special your house, but for all who dwell within it. May the love of and beloved in God’s eyes. Jesus, rich as it is, dwell in your hearts and your homes.

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JANUARY 7, 2018 - EPIPHANY OF THE LORD NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS Religious Goods Store 2018 Wall Calendars The Religious Goods Store will be open next weekend 2018 wall calendars are available at the doors of after all Masses. Please stop by and take a look around. the Church and in the Faith Development Center.

Miraculous Medal Novena Altar of Remembrance Please join us for our Miraculous Medal Novena every If you have not already done so, please take home the Monday afternoon at 1:30 PM in the Chapel. photographs of your loved ones that had been placed at the Altar of Remembrance. Photographs can now be Please Pray for Those picked up at the Welcome Desk in the Faith Development Center. Serving in the Military Let us pray for all of those parishioners, friends, and relatives of parishioners who are serving in the Military, Take a Look at . . . including: Tyler DeJianne and Brian Gutro. The Back of the Bulletin If you would like a loved one serving remembered in prayer, We would like to call your attention to the firms that email [email protected] with his or her name or support our parish by purchasing advertisements on drop it off at the Faith Development Center Welcome Desk. the back of the bulletin. If you are in the market for their products or services, please use them and let them know Monthly Food Collection you saw it in our bulletin. A portion of the income from Just a reminder that the second Sunday of every month is these advertisements helps cover the cost of the bulletin. “Food Drive Sunday.” In an effort to increase the supply of food we donate locally, we are encouraging all of our 2017 Pastoral and parishioners to bring in a bag of groceries on the second Sunday of every month. Financial Report

Items needed are: cereal, cranberry juice, deodorant, The 2017 Pastoral and Financial Report is now available to detergent, canned vegetables, peanut butter, pasta, all parishioners on the Church of Saint Ann’s website. To pasta sauce, shampoo, soap, toilet tissue, rice, download a copy of the report go the Ministries tab on the napkins, soups, stuffing, tuna, and jelly. homepage, then scroll down and click on Stewardship, then click on 2017 Pastoral and Financial Report to view If you forget, don’t worry, we’ll take them on any Sunday. the document. You can leave your bag of non-perishable food items in the lobby of the church. At present, we send this food to A few hard copies are available around the church if Mt. Carmel Guild, the Lawrence Community Center preferable. If you have any questions about the contents (HomeFront), and Better Community Housing. Thanks of the report, please contact the Parish Offices. for your support. Prayer Shawl Ministry Our Promise to Protect Hand-crafted shawls, lap robes, baby blankets, chemo The Diocese of Trenton is committed to the initiatives caps, and rosaries made by members of the Saint Ann and outlined in the U.S. Bishop's Charter for the Protection of Saint Michael Prayer Shawl Ministry are available to Children and Young People in regard to the reporting and parishioners in nursing homes, hospitals, the homebound, investigation of sexual abuse allegations involving minors. or someone needing prayers and a kind word or gesture.

If you have been sexually abused as a minor by a member Please call the Prayer Shawl Ministry at (609) 882-6491 of the clergy or anyone representing the Catholic Church, ext. 167 and leave a message if you or anyone you know or if you know of someone who was, you can report that could use one and we will get back to you. Prayer Shawl abuse through the Diocesan Abuse Hotline by calling: Ministry meets in the Pope John XXIII Room of the Faith 1-888-296-2965 or via e-mail at the following web Development Center. address: [email protected]. The Diocese of Trenton reports any allegations of We meet on the first Thursday and third Thursday sexual abuse to the appropriate law enforcement (January 18) of each month from 10:00 AM until 12:00 agencies. Anyone with an allegation is also encouraged noon. We also have evening Prayer Shawl Ministry on to provide that information to local law enforcement the second Thursday (January 11) of each month at authorities. 7:00 PM.

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JANUARY 7, 2018 - EPIPHANY OF THE LORD NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS, continued

Baptism Congratulations This weekend, we welcome into our church through Baptism at Saint Michael Church: Francis Xavier CONTOIS

Baptism Preparation Classes The next Baptism Preparation class will be held on Tuesday, January 9th at 7:00 p.m. Please note that this is the last class before Lent. Ash Wednesday has an early start of February 14th and there are no during Lent.

Baptisms are scheduled for January 7th, January 21st Children’s Education Lifeline and February 4th. Also, if one wishes a Baptism during th Established in January 2009, the Children’s Educational mass, that can take place on January 28 . Lifeline (CEL) Fund assists families who are temporarily unable to meet the cost of education at Saint Ann School. Please, Help Keep This program is a way for capable members of the Saint Ann community to reach out to families in financial crisis Our Church Orderly and aid them in securing a quality, faith-based education for their children. Please do not leave these bulletins in the pews. If you do not wish to take it home, please return it Donations may be dropped in the Sunday collection basket to one of the tables at the doors of the Church. in an envelope marked “Children’s Educational Lifeline” or Thank you for keeping our Church neat. may be mailed to Saint Ann School, 34 Rossa Avenue, Lawrenceville, NJ, 08648. All Contributions are tax deductable.

Anchor House Thank You Dear Friends at Saint Ann’s Church:

On behalf of the runaway, homeless, neglected, and aging out youth that Anchor House serves, thank you so much for the generous donation of Holiday gifts, toiletries, and food that you made to Anchor House. The items were used Coffee and Donut Sunday to make the holidays special for our youth and families. January 14, 2018 Our programs provide emergency shelter and residential services that provide food, clothing, a safe environment, Saint Ann Ministry of Hospitality Team 2 crisis intervention, individual, family, and group counseling. will be hosting Coffee and Donut Sunday We help our youth to build a support system, gain the life on January 14th after all the masses. skills they need to be successful, address physical and Team Captains – Barb and Bob Sopko mental health issues, learn how to advocate for them- along with team members: selves and plan for a brighter future. These services Jeanne Riccobono could not be accomplished without generous and caring donors like you. Your donations are part of that Chris Carrell support system, breaking the cycle of homelessness, and Harry and Kathy Ravenel helping the youth build a better life for tomorrow. Liz Martini Lisa Melnyk Thank you for supporting our mission to work with home- Vivian Obijuru less, runaway, abused, aging out, and at risk youth to Sue Pigula enable them to utilize their strengths and the support of Fred and Rosalie Fares their families and communities in order to ensure a stronger future. We appreciate your ongoing support and Stop by and give Happy New Year greetings wish you a wonderful holiday season and a Happy New to fellow parishioners!! Year!

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Dear Parish Family, Saint Mary’s Cathedral High

DID YOU KNOW? School Class of 1968 th Saint Ann School PTA raises money in many ways to 50 Reunion support the students, staff, faculty, and programs of Saint Mary’s Cathedral High School (Trenton, NJ) Class Saint Ann School. of 1968 will be celebrating its 50th reunion on Saturday, June 2, 2018. It will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn on HOW CAN YOU HELP? Route 130 in Hamilton Township (NJ).

For further information, please contact: Patricia BUCCHINO Erzak ([email protected]) or Clip and Save Marcia MINTON Bollwage (marciab816@hotmail, com).

Notre Dame Class of 1968 Save your Grocery Receipts th Planning 50 Reunion! Notre Dame’s Class of 1968 will be celebrating its 50th reunion on Saturday, June 9, 2018. It will be held at the Stone Terrace (John Henry’s) in Hamilton Township, NJ.

For further information, please contact: It would be so helpful if you could take a few Joan Coley DeGregory ([email protected]) or minutes and pass the above onto us by placing them Joan Markiewicz Weidner ([email protected]). in the box on the Welcome Desk in the Faith Development Center they will be picked up. The Sunday Steward If you have any questions please contact Susan The Sunday Steward, our parish bulletin, is available Dorio, Grocery Receipt Program Chair at (609) in print each Sunday at church and also on line at: 530-1105 or [email protected] www.churchofsaintann.net and will keep you

aware of upcoming events and activities. Thank you for your support!!!

Adult Faith Formation Lenten Coming Attractions NEW More information to follow in upcoming bulletins. Contact Gary Maccaroni with questions, 609-882-6491, ext. 116.

SMALL LENTEN FAITH SHARING GROUPS Groups meet six times (the six weeks of Lent) in homes or in the Faith Development Center to reflect and pray the scripture readings we proclaim at Mass each week. Real life conversations in a comfortable setting. Participants receive a booklet with readings, prayers, conversation starters and more. Groups begin meeting the week of February 12, 2018

THE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL JOURNEY An eight week (eight session) mini-course beginning Monday evening, February 5, 2018 that explores the spiritual life for those who follow the way of Jesus, the central emphasis being establishing and/or deepening one’s own daily spiritual practice. Participants will experience several spiritual/prayer practices drawn from Christian tradition, and receive the book Soul Feast: An Invitation to the Christian Spiritual Life by Marjorie Thompson.

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Religious Education Sessions Resume on January 7th and 8th 2018!

Confirmation News 8th Grade Parent Meeting – January 8, 2018 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm FDC - Community Room The meeting will bring clarity to the remaining events of your candidate’s preparation and the reception of the Sacrament.

7th Grade Parent Meeting – January 22, 2018 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm FDC –Community Room

All children in Religious Education will bring home the Family Life Parent Connection booklet with a letter explaining the program. Please keep your eyes open for it.

There are no sessions on January 14th and 15th because of the MLK Day of Service and the holiday weekend.

Prayer for Our Service Men and Women

STARS AT THE CRIB Lord, hold these loved ones n the stars surrounding our Christmas in your loving hands. crib are the names of all the children who have been baptized in our church Protect them as they protect us. O since last Christmas. When you visit the crib, Bless them and their families for the selfless please remember these children and pray that acts they perform for us in our time of need. the world in which they live will become a Give them courage, hope and strength. place of peace where they can grow in God’s love. May they ever experience your firm support, gentle love and compassionate healing.

We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. - Amen.

Hold fast to God’s hand and He will lead you safely through all trials.

Whenever you cannot stand, He will carry you lovingly in His arms.

- Francis de Sales

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JANUARY 7, 2018 - EPIPHANY OF THE LORD FAITH DIRECT The twelve days of Christmas culminate with the celebration of the wonderful feast of Epiphany. I am thankful for all the generous gifts that you provide to our parish, but I realize that you cannot be with us every Sunday of the year. Please consider using our secure electronic giving program, Faith Direct. Faith Direct will automatically process any offertory or second collections donations of your choosing. Visit www.faithdirect.net and use our church code: NJ709, or by mailing a paper enrollment form available at the welcome desk in the parish office. Thank you for your continued support of our parish family! God Bless You, Fr. Gerard F. Lynch, O.SS.T. Remembrance in Your Will A remembrance for your parish in your will is a wonderful way to provide for the future well-being of your parish community. Thank you for considering this very special way of sharing with your parish family.

PASTORAL TEAM Rev. Gerard F. Lynch, O.SS.T., Pastor (609) 882-6491, ext. 112 Mr. Gary Maccaroni, Pastoral Associate (609) 882-6491, ext. 116 Rev. Msgr. Casimir Ladzinski, Weekend Assistant Sr. Pat McGinley, SSJ, Pastoral Associate (609) 882-6491, ext. 115 Rev. Peter Bujdos, Weekend Assistant Mr. James Scott, Deacon

Parish Office: 609-882-6491 Saint Ann School 609-882-8077 Religious Education Office: 609-882-1212 Fax: 609-882-4366 School Fax: 609-882-0327 Parish Website: www.churchofsaintann.net School Website: www.st-ann-school.org

MASS TIMES Sunday Eucharist: Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM; Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, and 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM Saint Michael Church: 8:45 AM (English); 10:00 AM (Slovak); 12:30 PM (Korean)

Daily Mass: Monday through Saturday at 8:00 AM; Morning Prayer/Communion Service: Monday and Friday at 7:00 AM

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) RCIA is the process by which adults become full, active, participating members of the Catholic Church. This includes receiving the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. Please call the parish office for information.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM Parish Religious Education Program meets during the school year for Children K-8: Sundays 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM or Mondays 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Family Generations of Faith meets once a month. Sacrament Preparation for First Holy Communion is 2nd Grade and for Confirmation it is 7th and 8th Grades. Phone: (609) 882-1212 - Office located on the second floor of Saint Ann School.

SAINT ANN SCHOOL 34 Rossa Avenue, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Saint Ann School has provided quality elementary school education for over forty years. It also sponsors extended day and afterschool programs. The preschool program serves children aged three to four years. Phone (609) 882-8077 Fax (609) 882-0327

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Located in the Faith Development Center. (Entrance behind Church/opposite Saint Ann School.) Parish Office Hours: Monday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM; Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30 AM until 8:00 PM; Sunday 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM; and by appointment. Call anytime in the case of an emergency.

PARISH BULLETIN Information for the bulletin needs to be received at the Parish Office by 3:00 PM on Friday of the preceding week. E-mailing items for consideration to [email protected] is preferred. Thank you!

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