SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM FOR CHILDREN —Infants: Newborn children of at least one Catholic parent should be 13401 Piscataway Road, Clinton, Maryland 20735-4564 baptized as Catholics shortly after their birth. Parishioners with 301-292-0527 (Parish office) ~ 301-292-8786 (fax) newborns should complete a Baptismal preparation form (available online or hard copy) and call Fr. Baer at the Parish Office to 301-292-2522 (School office) ~ 301-292-2534 (fax) schedule a preparation class. Baptisms typically do not take place in E-Mail Address: [email protected] Lent. Church Internet Address: http://www.saintmaryspiscataway.net —Children younger than 7: are baptized “as infants.” See above. Facebook Address: http://www.facebook.com/StMarysPiscataway —Children 7 and older: if unbaptized, these typically receive Pastor’s E-Mail Address: [email protected] Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist at the annual Easter Vigil, after preparation. Contact Miss Ellienne Planchet at the Parish Office to School E-Mail Address: [email protected] arrange preparations (301) 292-0527 #104. School Internet Address: http://www.stmaryspiscataway.org SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSIONS) Saturday ~ 3:00 to 3:45 p.m. in the Church, or by appointment.

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY For a valid marriage, no matter who he or she marries, a Catholic must marry in the before a Priest or Deacon and at least two witnesses, unless he or she receives a dispensation from the Church. The bride or groom must be a parishioner of St. Mary’s. Call Fr. Baer at least 6 months in advance to arrange monthly preparation classes. As a Catholic Church, we are bound to observe the Rite of Marriage as prescribed in the Roman Ritual, and to observe additional diocesan and parish policies. Weddings are typically done on Saturdays, starting no later than 1:00 p.m., in either the Main Church or Our Lady’s . Weddings typically do not take place in Lent. Musical arrangements must be made with our Music Director, Dr. Eran Lupu at (301) 292-0527 #106.

Weekend Masses FUNERALS Saturday ~ 4:00 p.m., Main Church If a Vigil service for the deceased is desired, please arrange for a viewing or wake at the funeral home of your choice. A priest or Sunday ~ 8:00 a.m., Our Lady’s Chapel deacon will gladly come to the funeral home and celebrate the Vigil 9:30 a.m., & 12:00 p.m., Main Church Service. There are no viewings or wakes in the Main Church or Our Lady’s Chapel at St. Mary’s. To prepare a Funeral Mass in either the Main Church or Our Lady’s Weekday Masses Chapel, please call the Parish Office [(301) 292-0527] in order to Monday through Friday; ~ 8:15 a.m. arrange an appointment with a priest. As a Catholic Church, we are bound to observe the Order of Christian Funerals as prescribed in the Roman Ritual, and to observe additional parish policies. Holy Day Masses For burial arrangements in our parish cemetery, please call the Please refer to the bulletin prior to the Holy Day for the schedule. Archdiocese of Washington Office of Catholic Cemeteries at (301) 932-1766. A representative will meet with you at our Parish Office.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) Required for unbaptized adults who wish to become Catholic. Non-Catholic Christians who wish to be received into Full Communion with the Catholic Church, baptized Catholics who wish to receive Confirmation and/or Eucharist, as well as any other inquirers are welcome. Sessions are on Mondays at 7:00 p.m., in the Parish Conference Room, starting in September. Call Miss Ellienne Planchet at (301) 292-0527 #104 to discuss your situation.

PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION (PSR) All parish families’ children in grades K-8 who do not attend Catholic school should enroll in this program. Weekly classes begin in September on Sundays from 10:45 a.m.—11:50 a.m.. Please call Miss Ellienne Planchet at (301) 292-0527 #104 to register. Founded in Colonial Catholic History in 1640  HOLY COMMUNION FOR THE SICK Canonically Established in 1830 To arrange for a home “Communion call’ contact the Parish Office.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION WEEKLY TIMES Welcome to our new parishioners and visitors! We are always in need of more adorers to make a “Holy Hour” before the Lord in the Blessed Sacrament at Our Lady’s Chapel. Contact Be sure to introduce yourself to our pastor after Mass. Anne Marie Ramsey (202) 368-7189, to “sign-up” for an hour within the following times: Registration forms are available in the gathering area of the Church, at the Parish Office, Tuesday ~ No Adoration and on our website. Wednesday ~ 8:15 a.m. Mass to 7:00 p.m. Thursday ~ 8:15 a.m. Mass to 7:00 p.m. Divine Mercy Chaplet, 6:30 p.m. ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL OF PISCATAWAY From the Pastor’s Desk Parish School of Religion for the 2019-2020 school year: PSR (1/26)! Children in JANUARY 14, 2020: THE DAY ARCHBISHOP Kindergarten through 8th grade who do not attend GREGORY VISITED ST. MARY’S OF PISCATAWAY a Catholic school should be registered. PSR classes take place FOR THE FIRST TIME is a day that we must remember as every Sunday from 10:45-11:50 a.m.,. Children in 2nd grade will pivotal, huge, transformative for the life of our Church and be preparing for the First Penance and First Communion this year School. Our “One Place” is a different place than it was on with one retreat before each sacrament. 7th and 8th graders will be January 13th, 2020. The Archbishop came to St. Mary’s preparing for Confirmation. Confirmation students will also attend especially to celebrate Mass, which was well attended by both two retreats during the course of the school year. the Church and School families. (That’s exactly where and how Registration may be done either on line anytime (http:// we’re supposed to be “One Place.” Great job, everybody!). He www.saintmaryspiscataway.net/religous-education) or in person. came also to deliver a message of hope for our future as a Church Registration fees are as follows: and School: a future to be built on the growth of our children Late Registration is any time after September 1st. One student- (and more children) in a Catholic way of life, in $75, two students-$140, three students-$195. imitation of Jesus Christ (whether or not they happen to be Confirmation Sessions for Year 2/8th Grade on Thursday, Catholic just now). He especially appealed to families. Blood February 6, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 pm, in the 5th Grade Room. families, yes: grandparents, parents, children, brothers and Confirmation Sessions for Year 1/7th Grade on Thursday, sisters, but especially God’s family—the Church. February 20, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., in the 5th Grade Room. The line of the day that struck me was in his gracious public All 7th & 8th Grade Students must register for Confirmation. interview with inquisitive 5th grader Lauren Sweda (which was Adult Catechesis has been postponed until further notice! not originally supposed to have an audience. Guess he changed These sessions run from 10:45 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. in the 8th Grade that plan!) after his blessing of the new School Media Center. Classroom. The Archbishop said “I don’t work for a company. I work for The PSR fee can be mailed to St. Mary’s Church of Piscataway at a family.” Whoa. That gave me pause to examine my 13405 Piscataway Rd., Clinton, MD 20735-4564 OR hand conscience, and I hope it does the same for each of you. What is delivered to Michèle Fulk in the Parish Office. Make checks a Catholic Church? What is a Catholic School? As in any payable to St. Mary’s Piscataway. endeavor with a lot of “transactions” that range from very Contact Miss Planchet with any questions at (301) 292-0527, #104 spiritual and personal to very mundane and impersonal, they or [email protected] sometimes more resemble a family, and sometimes more St. Mary’s School of Piscataway resemble a company. St. Mary’s Church and School of  Monday, January 20—School Closed/Dr. M. L. King, Jr. Piscataway is not a company. We are a family, whether we’re  Friday, January 24—End of the 2nd Quarter/Early burying the dead or paying our tuition; whether we’re Dismissal at 12 noon/March for Life in D.C. celebrating a Baptism, or enrolling in our Parish Church’s  Sunday, January 26 to Saturday, February 1—National Parish School just because “this is where our family goes,” not Catholic Schools Week because we made a tentative consumer’s choice. Father Baer  Sunday, January 26—Open House, 1:00-3:00 p.m. says: “Please go be someone else’s customer. Come, be part of our family.” That’s where a future full of hope in accord with  Friday, January 31—Report Cards Sent Home God’s plan lies for St. Mary’s Church and School of School Open House—9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Piscataway. May we be grateful to Archbishop Gregory for  Thursday, February 6—2nd Quarter Honor Roll making that clear to us with his historic visit this past Tuesday. Assembly, 2:00 p.m., (Parish Hall) Remember it. And thank you to everyone in our Church and 100th Day of School Centenarian Day School who helped make it such a memorable day.  Friday, February 7—School Open House, 9:00 a.m./Early In Jesus the Lord, Dismissal 12 noon  Monday, February 17—School Closed/Presidents’ Day Fr. Baer WE NEED YOU! "As a gift from God, every human life is Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults—Are you sacred from conception to natural interested in becoming Catholic? Come to the Rite of death." You've heard it said time and time again... it takes a Christian Initiation for Adults, or “RCIA”, the next village! Meaning, one, two or even three people is not enough to session is Monday, January 27, at 7:00 p.m., in the fight for life. All are invited to our next meeting on February 4, Parish Conference Room. at 7:00 p.m., in the Parish Hall, to learn about how you can be a Coming does not mean you have to join the Church, but it does part of this very important ministry. Questions? Please contact mean you will learn about our great Catholic Faith. Call Miss any of the following: Ellie Planchet at 301-292-0527 x 104 or [email protected]. Paola Carts [email protected] Andrea Camardella [email protected] Nina says—Please, visit St. Mary’s Church of Shannon Bell [email protected] Piscataway Facebook page at : 2020 Diocesan 2nd Collection http://www.facebook.com/StMarysPiscataway (Archdiocese of Washington)

“WOOF, WOOF, ARF, ARF!” March 15 Church in the Developing World Church in the Developing World—provides aid to the Church in We know that there a few weekends to go in Central and Eastern Europe and the ex-Soviet Union to meet the January, but we would like to wish a great big needs of rebuilding the Church. It focuses on training seminarians THANK YOU to all of our most generous and lay leaders, supporting social service programs, youth ministry, parishioners who have supported our K of C Baby pastoral and catechetical cent, schools, church construction and Bottle Campaign! Thank you! You are renovation, evangelization through Catholic media. Thank you for fantastic! your generosity! THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME | JANUARY 19, 2020 http://www.loyolapress.com/our-catholic-faith/liturgical-year/sunday-connection

The ministry of John the Baptist prepared for and pointed to the ministry of Jesus. In a similar way, our lives are to offer testimony to who we know Jesus to be for us and for the world. Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. How does the witness of our lives give testimony to the reconciling presence of Christ? Pray together that your family will continue to support one As a family, identify as many titles for Jesus as another in your baptismal promises to be disciples of Jesus and then possible, such as Lamb of God, Son of God, Prince of invite each person to share the signs that you made. Peace, and so on. Talk together about what these different titles mean and what they tell you about Jesus.  In the Name of the Father, Then read together today’s Gospel, John 1:29-34. and of the Son, John the Baptist’s testimony about Jesus clearly and of the Holy Spirit. distinguishes John’s baptism from the Baptism that Jesus will inaugurate. John baptizes with water; Jesus will Our Father, who art in heaven, baptize with the Holy Spirit. The purpose of John’s hallowed be thy name; baptism of Jesus to make Jesus known to Israel. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Create as many signs as you can with messages that Give us this day our daily bread, John the Baptist might preach today. and forgive us our trespasses, Consider how John the Baptist gives testimony to who as we forgive those who trespass against us; Jesus is. Talk about what people might come to know and lead us not into temptation, about Jesus by observing your family life. but deliver us from evil. By our Baptism, we are called to make Jesus known to For the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours all the world by our words and by the witness of our now and forever. lives. Amen. ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL OF PISCATAWAY Adorers—Just a reminder that during the winter From The Pastor’s Desk months, Eucharistic Adoration and other evening events Eucharistic Adoration: will not be held when St. Mary’s School is closed due to † Adoration is in Our Lady’s Chapel after Mass inclement weather, such as snow, freezing rain, or ice, as (Approx. 9:00 a.m.) until 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, announced on the radio or television. If there is a delay and Thursday (Devotions and Benediction). in opening the school, the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed to † We need to be sure to have adorers the whole correspond with the opening of school or at the discretion of the time the Lord is exposed. At least two people at a time would pastor. Mass is always held if the priest can get to the church. be ideal. Spirituality and Evangelization Friday Night † Save Eucharistic Adoration through your commitment to be in Gatherings “The Mass”—Friday’s at 7:00 p.m., in the the presence of the Lord for a full hour of adoration. Parish Hall. Come hear and discuss many pertinent † We cannot provide this devotion without your participation. topics. Please call Anne-Marie Ramsey at (202) 368- † Please contact Anne Marie Ramsey, at (202) 368-7189, to sign 7189 up for an hour. We especially need adorers to commit to every On The Horizon…January ~January Fundraiser

Wednesday: 3:00-4:00 p.m., Wednesday, & Thursday: 11:00- 12:00 p.m. 2:00-3:00p.m. Wednesday, & Thursday. Thank Please, mark your calendars! Knights of Columbus Baby you. Bottle Collection Distribution COME SPEND TIME IN THE PRESENCE OF THE LORD! March for Life—Friday, begins December 28/29. ...to all of the “Caretakers” of St. Mary’s Church January 24th, Washington, D.C. Collection every weekend in January. and School—Please make sure to fill out a Hall Flyer in bulletin. Usage Checklist Form after every event occurring after school ~February Fundraiser hours. The list is on the kitchen door. There will be forms in Sing to the Lord a New Song of the kitchen for you to use. Thank you. Worship and Praise Perpetual Help Collection of Evening—Friday, January 31, baby things for Forestville CALLING ALL FAMILIES WITH STUDENTS IN 7:00 p.m., in the Main Church Pregnancy Center every GRADES 8-12! Could you please take a minute to fill out a brief Flyer in bulletin. weekend in February. form online? The form includes questions concerning the March for Life and the Steubenville Summer Youth conference. St. Mary’s is planning to take a group to the youth rally/March for Life in Washington, D.C. on January 24, 2020. Additionally, the Steubenville Children’s Bulletins—in the Main Church Summer Youth conference is a wonderful opportunity for teens Baptistry on the table under the Priest to travel to Ohio for a weekend of prayer, Adoration, Confession, Biographies, there is a “Kids” bulletin for ages 3-6 and one for ages Mass, dynamic speakers, music, and more! If you have a child 7+. There are activities that go along with the Biblical text for this interested in either of these events, please fill out the form found week’s message, readings and Gospel. Pick up a copy for your at http://www.saintmaryspiscataway.net/religous-education. children ’s use. Later, at home when convenient, go online to Much more information is forthcoming, but in the meantime games.childrensbulletins.com and enter the Secret Code at the please contact Ellie Planchet at [email protected] or (301) bottom of the front page to access games and activities.

292-0527 #104 with any questions. Sunday TV—Do you know someone who can't get to Mass? Please tell them about the Sunday TV Mass, Nina would like to remind everyone that St. Mary’s Church of which is produced by the Archdiocese of Washington and taped in Piscataway is a place of prayer where the Crypt Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Jesus lives in the Blessed Sacrament. Please, keep a Immaculate Conception. The Mass airs every Sunday, at 10:30 reverent and respectful silence before, during and after a.m., on Ch. 50. • Comcast: Ch.3 in Prince George's County and Mass. Please, be respectful of the Lord and those speak- Southern Maryland • RCN: Ch. 15 • Verizon: Ch. 3. ing with Him in prayer. Please, also arrive on time for Mass so that all the graces of the Holy Sacrifice will be yours. Remember You Shop. Amazon Gives— is a simple and automatic to turn off or silence all electronic devices before entering. Thank way for you to support St. Mary’s Church and School, while shopping for gifts for all occasions. When you shop at Children’s Choir—Mondays from 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the smile.amazon.com, you’ll find the exact same low prices, vast Main Church. Open to all children of St. Mary’s Church selection and convenient shopping experience as Amazon.com, and School of Piscataway. Choir practice is in preparation with the added bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the for School Masses, including all Holy Days of Obligation. Please purchase price (0.5%) to us. register with Mr. Hardwick at the school 301-292-2522, or with To shop at AmazonSmile simply go to smile.amazon.com. Dr. Eran Lupu at eranlupu @icloud.com Tens of millions of products on AmazonSmile are eligible for Important Donation Information—We would like to donation. You will see eligible products marked “Eligible for

thank everyone who has supported St. Mary’s Church AmazonSmile donation” on their product detail pages. and School during this 2019 calendar year with their time, talent It is so easy! You use the same account on Amazon.com and and financial contributions. We look forward to the support from AmazonSmile. Your shopping cart, Wish List, wedding or baby all of our members in the new 2020 year ahead. Realizing that registry, and other account settings are also the same. On your first some people wait until the end of the year to make sizable visit to AmazonSmile, you’ll need to search for “St Mary’s donations, we want to remind everyone that contributions are Catholic Church” (be sure you type it in just that way and make recorded on the date that they are received regardless of the date on sure you’re selecting the St. Mary’s in Clinton, MD) for us to the envelope or other source document. Therefore, for receive donations from eligible purchases before you begin contributions to be recorded for the year 2019, they must be shopping. They will remember your selection, and then every received in the office by December 31, 2019. Contributions eligible purchase you make at smile.amazon.com/ch/52-0681710 received after December 31 will be credited toward 2020. will result in a donation. Thank you for your support! THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME | JANUARY 19, 2020 Parish Week Events: Current Week’s Mass Schedule 2nd Sunday K of C Baby Bottle Distribution/Collection Monday, Jan. 20 St. Fabian & St. Sebastian in Ordinary Time Litany of Prayer for Priests—9:15 a.m., (Main Church) Sunday, January 19 No PSR 8:15 a.m. Kay Crnkovich (+) Donut Social hosted by Holy Name—10:30 a.m., (Parish Hall) Tuesday, Jan. 21 St. Agnes Monday, January 20 Food Pantry Closed 9:30 a.m. Joann Frank (+) St. Fabian & St. Sebastian Morning Mass—8:15 a.m., (Our Lady’s Chapel) Wed., Jan. 22 Day of Prayer for the Legal Parish & School Offices Closed for Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. Day Protection of Unborn Children

Tuesday, January 21 Food Pantry for Patrons—8:00 a.m. to 12 noon 8:15 a.m. Unborn Children St. Agnes Morning Mass—8:15 a.m., (Our Lady’s Chapel) Thursday, Jan. 23 St. Vincent Wednesday, January 22 Morning Mass—8:15 a.m., (Our Lady’s Chapel) 8:15 a.m. Francis Day of Prayer for the Legal Adoration after Mass until 7:00 p.m., (Our Lady’s Chapel) Friday, Jan. 24 St. Francis de Sales Protection of Unborn Children Staff Meeting—3:30 p.m., (Parish Conference Room) 8:15 a.m. Anna Bednar (+) Bible Sharing—7:00 p.m., (Parish Conference Room) Next Weekend’s Mass Schedule Thursday, January 23 Morning Mass—8:15 a.m., (Our Lady’s Chapel) St. Vincent Adoration after Mass until 7:00 p.m., (Our Lady’s Chapel) Saturday, Jan. 25 Vigil Choir Practice—7:15 p.m., (Main Church) 4:00 p.m. Bill & June Gates Friday, January 24 School Mass (K-5)—8:15 a.m., (Our Lady’s Chapel) Sunday, Jan. 26 The Third Sunday St. Francis de Sales School Early Dismissal—12 noon In Ordinary Time March for Life—Washington, D.C. 8:00 a.m. St. Mary’s Piscataway Parishioners Junior Sodality—6:30 p.m., (Parish Hall) 9:30 a.m. Anna Dolojan—BD S. & E Friday Night Gathering “The Mass” (Parish Hall) 12:00 p.m. Ann Frazier Saturday, January 25 3:00 p.m. Confessions, (Main Church) Conversion of St. Paul 4:00 p.m. Mass, (Main Church) The names listed next to a specific Mass indicate an act of K of C Baby Bottle Distribution/Collection love for a living or deceased member of a family or a friend. 3rd Sunday K of C Baby Bottle Distribution/Collection If you would like to schedule a Mass for a specific date, or in Ordinary Time PSR—10:45 a.m., (In Classrooms) intention, please contact Michèle Fulk, in the parish office Catholic School Week begins at (301) 292-0527, or [email protected].

Sunday, January 26 School Open House—1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Mass intentions are filled on a first come, first served, basis.

Please note: The Mass Intention applies, whether or not it is announced at Mass.

Customary Donation: Mass Intention–$10 per Mass.

SANCTUARY LIGHT: For the week of Sunday, January 19, to Saturday, January 25, 2020 The Sanctuary Light will burn this week in the Main Church for the intentions of our Sick and Homebound. The Sanctuary Light will burn this week in Our Lady’s Chapel for the repose of all Souls in Purgatory.

ADORATION CANDELABRA: For the week of Sunday, January 19, to Saturday, January 25, 2020 The Left-side Candelabra will burn this week in Our Lady’s Chapel for the intentions of all unborn babies. The Right-side Candelabra will burn this week in Our Lady’s Chapel for the repose of the souls of all unborn babies. Customary Donation: Sanctuary Light or Adoration Candelabra–$10 per Week

MEMORIAL FLOWERS: Customary Donation: $55 for one arrangement (Our Lady’s Chapel or Main Church), $100 for two arrangements (OLC or MC), $150 for all three flower arrangements (Main Church, only)

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK: Mary Allen, Brian Ashby, Catherine Beck, Judy Bednar, Don Benedict, Brendamarie Smith-Bottorf, Michael L. DeMoulin, Fr. Michael Bryant, Harry Burton, Leonard Carter, Paul Carter, Jr., Alan Champaloux, Lois Cuozzo, Scot Cuozzo, Darlene Davis, Dawn De Chance, Shari Deeb, Julieta Diamante, Anju Diggs, John Diggs, Mary Ann Estes, Brice Ewing, Justin Faulkner, Ernestino Figueroa, Jr., Anita and Joe Foley, Theresa Fox, Bill Gates, Amy Gray, Cathy Gwiazda, Mable Henson, Carol Hickey, Rusty Hickey, Mario Hilario, Margaret Hornsby, Normita Ijadunola, Soddye Johnson, Carol Kapitan, Karl Athanasius Kim, Enid King, Steliana Kruer, Jerry Laguilles, Jr., Frank Loeffler, Jr., Felis Luña, Judy Manion, Ruth Mararac, Steve Maresch, Bill Maxwell, Mary McNeice, Diane Miles, Janet Miller, Joseph Murphy, Jules Olive, Carmelita Penaflor, Walter Raley II, Eddie Randall, Shanda Reecks, Jim Ritchie, Susan Ritchie, Marco Rodriguez, Heather Rosales, James Rudasill, Greg Scheirer, Leanette Marie Schiliro, Grace Schlosser, Gabrielle Sellers, Veronica Shourdes, Joseph Sienkiewicz, Eva Sikora, Eric Simon, Priscilla Simms, Anna Simpson, Katherine Smith, Shirley Smith, Kathy Tesi, Lorraine Thompson, Thelma Tilman, James Conrad Townes, Charlotte Vigneault, Gil Vigneault, Marcel Vigneault, Rena Walzel, Paul Watson, Margaret White, Samuel Willett, Marie C. Williams, Elizabeth Windsor, and Joyce Windsor. Names will remain on the above prayer list for at least 60 days.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR BELOVED DEAD: Liam Enzo Abaquita, Diane Adkins, Vaughn Alexander, Sabina S. Amper, Ferdinand “Fred” Joseph Amthor, David Antroinen, Rodolfo Aquino, Xavier Angelo Aragona, Margaret Frances Gallahan Baden, Judith V. Banks-Johnson, Martha Nadine McDay Barbour, John Bednar, Eleanora Frances Parker Beswick, Cierra Marie Bijou, Margaret Hayden Blewitt, Josefina Borbon, Yvonne Bernadette Brooks, William “Bill” Patrick Burns, Anthony M. Cabotaje, Leonora T. Canlas, Roberto Santillan Castrence, Jr., Patricia Cornes, Francis Jerome Countiss, Jr., Don Joseph Cuozzo, Sr., Stephen Jay “Steve” Dudzik, Christine Marie Delcoco, Joseph Dirocco, Jorge Dolojan, Shirley Dulaney, Karen Fitch, Mary Anne Fleming, Marie Gizele Fleurival, Robert “Sonny” Frazier, Raymond Ted Fugate, George Garner, Charles “Bud” W. Giannetti, Tomas B. Gomez, Janet Janosik, Mildred Medley Johnson, Jefferson Clarence Josephs, Ann Kane, Terence Kane, Terry Kane, Camelia Ghattas Khoury, Richard Kott, Helen LaCapria, Cecilia P. Lancaster, Thomas B. Lancaster, Wanda Marie Zackovich Larson, Victor Thomas Lee, Uraiwan Leiding, Visitacion “Betty” Lepesqueur, Elizabeth Cecelia Lewis-Davis, George Jerome Lewis, Mae Licitra, Florante Telavera Magali, Anna Catherine Maresch, John Michael Miller, Lillian Mudd, Josefino Mugol, Thomas Lee Munson, Cynthia J. Musgrove, Chris Navarra, Marjorie O’Neill, Chukwudi Obiora Ogbuawa, Arturo Padama, Frieda Padgett, Monina Palma, Marilyn Panke, Madeline Pell, Mary Frances Pender, George T. Petchel, Dorothy Louise Plater, Mildred Porter, Gina Powell, James Price, Genevieve Proctor, Leona Proctor, Ronald Proctor, Wilma Proctor, Ashton Robey, Virginia Robey, Lina Ruiz, Guillermo Sanchez, Athena Shearard, Dale Thomas Schilling, Dan Schoettelkotte, Patricia Ann Seaquist, Ursula Shows, Pearl Sienkiewicz, Paul W Simms, Frances Skotnicki, Bernice B. Smith, Joanna Catharina Smith, Cesar A. Solomon, Thomas Milton Stansbury, Harry J. Stokes, Sr., Keith Darnell Swann, Sr., Maurice Thomas, Randy Thompson, Timothy Joseph Tierney, Frances C. Tilch, Dorothy Tyler, Dr. Suresh Verghese, Nora Voglezon, Emma Louise Washington, Mary Beatrice Washington, Thomas Bernard Washington, Timothy Washington, Charles “Charlie” Randolph White, Margret Teresa White, Mary Evelyn White, Howard L. Whittington, Mary Willett, Margaret “Peggy” Williams, Linda Windsor, Mildred Windsor, Allen Dale Yates, Julia Claire Young, & Mary Young.

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY: PFC Eric Bean, U S Army; Staff Sargant Brandon Fournier, USAF; LT. Laura Carts Hills, USCG; CWO2 Christopher Ramsey, USMC; and Capt. Stephen Voglezon, US Army. Please contact us if you have relatives in the military serving overseas.