ur Lady of Mount Carmel b A Catholic parish community served by the Carmelite Order 11 July 2021 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Above: Enlarged detail, Il les envoya deux à deux (He Sent them out Two by Two) by James Tissot, c. 1886 and 1894

“Jesus summoned the Twelve and began to send them out two by two and gave them authority over unclean spirits… They drove out many demons, and they anointed with oil many who were sick and cured them.” (Mk 6:7,13)

Rev. Frederick J. Tillotson, O. Carm. Pastor

Main Office (941) 966-0807 425 S. Tamiami Trail, Osprey, FL 34229 www.olmc-osprey.org Parish Life

Parish Calendar Parish Picnic celebrating the Sunday, July 11—Sunday, July 25 Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Mass Intentions are shown for first week only) Sunday, July 18th Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 11 Mass: 8:30am, 10:30am (Saturday Vigil 4:00pm) 3:00pm, Tillotson Hall

Intentions, 4:00pm: + Maria Giannini, + Janusz Grabel Meat entrée provided by the Intentions, 8:30am: People of the Parish Knights of Columbus. Intentions, 10:30am: + Sal Iavaroni, + Margo Sciarrotta (Please sign-up in the parish office Monday, July 12 so they know how many people to Mass: 8:00am prepare for.) Intention: + Mary O’Connor, Kristen Manning • Adult Faith: World’s Greatest Churches, 10:30-Noon, Rms 2-4 Participants bring sides and drink for Tuesday, July 13 themselves / family. Come join us! Mass: 8:00am. Intention: Donovan Family, + Al Deshaise • Adult Faith: Small Group—Hope, 10:30-11:30am, library Tillotson Hall Talks Wednesday, July 14 Mass: 8:00am. Wednesdays in July, 12:15—1:15pm Intention: + Omer Pourbaix Bring a sack lunch. We’ll provide the drink. • Adult Faith: Tillotson Hall Talks, 12:15-1:15pm. Bring lunch. Thursday, July 15 July 7: Fr. Fred Tillotson, “End of Life Choices, Part II” Mass: 8:00am. Intention: John & Jackie Budug July 14: Fr. Ken Suibielski, “Liturgy, Part III” Friday, July 16 Mass: 8:00am, Adoration: 8:30-9:30am July 21 (final): Fr. Adrian Wilde, “Carmelite Spirituality”

Intention: + Rosemary Vaccaro, Ann Stafford So that we know how many people to prepare for, Saturday, July 17 kindly register by calling 941-966-0807 or email: Mass: 8:00am. Confessions: 3:00pm [email protected]. Intention: People of the Parish Come join the conversation! Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 18 Mass: 8:30am, 10:30am (Saturday Vigil 4:00pm) • Parish picnic celebrating the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Stewardship of Treasure Carmel Parish, 3:00pm, Tillotson Hall This year vs. last year as of July 1st, 2021

Monday, July 19 CFA  2020  2021___ • Adult Faith: World’s Greatest Churches, 10:30-Noon, Rms 2-4  Tuesday, July 20 Goal  $245,000.00  $247,000.00 Mass: 8:00am. Pledge 124,330.00  212,517.00 • Adult Faith: Small Group—Trust: Confidence in God, 10:30- Payment 100,363.00  196,195.00 11:30am, library Wednesday, July 21 Mass: 8:00am. Pastoral Ministry Team • Adult Faith: Tillotson Hall Talks, 12:15-1:15pm. Bring lunch. Thursday, July 22 Pastor Mass: 8:00am. Rev. Frederick J. Tillotson, O. Carm. Friday, July 23 [email protected]

Mass: 8:00am, Adoration: 8:30-9:30am Deacon Thomas Grant, Pastoral Minister Saturday, July 24 [email protected]

Mass: 8:00am. Confessions: 3:00pm Tammy Flippo, Director, Faith Formation & Enrichment [email protected]

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 25 Marianne Cano, Director, Lay Ministries & Pastoral Care Mass: 8:30am, 10:30am (Saturday Vigil 4:00pm) [email protected]

Monday, July 26 Kathleen Lyda, Director of Music Memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne, Parents of the Blessed [email protected] Virgin Mary: World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly Pope Francis instituted a Church-wide celebration of World Day Linda Jefferson, Business Manager for Grandparents and the Elderly held on the fourth Sunday of [email protected]

July, close to the liturgical memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne. Evangelization and Catechesis

primary ways we begin to evangelize. Our goal is to befriend people who are experiencing needs, stresses, and transitions. Our prayer is that God intervene and multiply our love, as we offer a “witness of life” that reflects Jesus Christ, the ultimate answer to all human needs. One example of this that the author gave:

When Someone You Love Stops “Every day at bedtime, my wife’s 90-year-old grandmother, Jeannia, shuffled down the halls of her nursing home, Going to Church tucking people in, and giving them a kiss goodnight on the

(Excerpts from an October 2020 article in Catholic Digest) forehead. When we asked her why, she said, “There are a lot of old people who have no one to visit them.” “At one time, my wife and I were contributing authors for a book called Keeping Your Kids Catholic. Just before its release, our EVANGELIZING: SHARING oldest son Charles returned home from a summer art workshop Conversations and listening are the primary ways we connect with with long hair and body piercings. That night he stood up at others. We need to begin with a kind of listening that evangelizes. dinner and announced, “I don’t believe in all that God stuff and Sherry Weddell, author of the bestseller Forming Intentional Disciples: will not be going to church anymore.” Dumbfounded, I The Path to Knowing and Following Jesus (Our Sunday Visitor, 2012), stumbled through something like, “Charles, we still love you and reminds us that “there is no way of knowing what a particular God loves you! Please sit down.” Later on, grief and a sense of person’s journey has truly been and where the person is now until failure gripped my heart. I called the editor of the book saying, we earn the right to hear his or her story and then listen “Please delete our chapters. What we wrote doesn’t seem to be carefully and prayerfully.” This means discarding labels and asking working in our family.” The editor laughed and admitted that not someone how they came to be where they are...This kind of “slow all of his children were churchgoers either. He said, “We can do evangelizing” is challeng­ing. It takes great patience and willing­ things right and teach Jesus to our families, but we are not God. ness to face our fear of being rejected. Evangelizing conversations We can only do our best to hand on the faith — and must leave may also include telling our faith stories and the Christ story when the rest up to the Holy Spirit.” the time is right.”

God offers three gifts “wrapped inside the pain of loss and EVANGELIZING: THROUGH DARING TO INVITE helplessness” when we learn that a loved one has stopped going “Prayer, caring, and sharing build relationships and lifelines of to Church or has ceased practicing their faith altogether. The love between us. Confidence in the Holy Spirit, who changes first gift is “burning zeal,” rooted in our baptismal call to follow hearts and minds, helps us watch for opportunities to invite Jesus, which increases the desire to communicate God in every others deeper into a lifelong relationship with Jesus, who is our way possible. The second gift is an invitation to be part of the constant companion. We can also depend on God’s guidance New Evangelization; the renewed effort to reach out to “inactive about when to invite someone to join us in spiritual activities, or marginal Catholics, or the unchurched.” The third gift is an groups, and events in the . We can search out the opportunity to learn how to evangelize in our everyday lives which spiritually poor and homeless, welcoming them to faith requires embracing four basic skills: “prayer, care, share, and dare communities, where the door is always left ajar for the stranger.” to invite.” We might invite others to: serve the hungry, homeless, and poor; participate in programs and projects that include invitations to EVANGELIZING: PRAYER conversion; attend parish activities, small groups, or Masses; or Jesus himself combined prayer to the Father with bringing God’s consider joining or rejoining the Catholic Church. kingdom from town to town. Our ability to reach out to others increases when grounded in the gift of evangelizing prayer. Such prayer sharpens our ability to notice God’s presence and prepares us to receive new compassion about another’s needs. It means deliberately asking Jesus to show us what he is already doing in someone. Then we trust God to reveal new possibilities for that person to meet Jesus in a new way.

EVANGELIZING: CARE

Being sensitive to people who are in need is a never-ending task for the follower of Christ. Responding to someone’s needs with Boucher, John J. “When Someone You Love Stops Going to Church.” Catholic Digest. 15 October 2020. Christ-centered compassion, listening, and concrete action, are From the web: www.catholicdigest.com/faith/spirituality/when-someone-you-love-stops-going-to-church/. Accessed 6/28/21. Evangelization and Catechesis Saint Kateri Saint Veronica Tekakwitha, Virgin Feast day: July 12

Memorial: July 14 Saint Veronica is not mentioned in but is known to us through Saint Kateri Tekakwitha was born in Catholic tradition and in the Sixth 1656 at the Kanienkehaka (“Mohawk”) Station of the Cross, "Veronica Wipes village of Ossernenon, near present-day the Face of Jesus." Legend states Auriesville, New York. Kateri’s baptismal that as Jesus was walking to His name was “Catherine,” which in the crucifixion, His face dripping with Haudenosaunee (“Iroquois”) language is sweat and blood from His Passion, a Saint Veronica with the Veil “Kateri.” Kateri’s Haudenosaunee name, bystander named Veronica by Mattia Preti, c. 1655-60 “Tekakwitha,” can be translated as “One Saint Kateri Tekakwitha (Public domain image approached Jesus and offered Him a cloth, most likely her veil. who places things in order.” Kateri’s father from a prayer card) He accepted it and used it to wipe His face which then left an was a Kanienkehaka chief and her mother imprint on the cloth. There are no known legends from the was an Algonquin Catholic. When she was four years old, period which speak of Veronica either before or after her act of smallpox broke out in her village taking the lives of her parents compassion. We do not know when or where she was born or and baby brother, leaving Kateri as an orphan as well as when she died. She is literally lost to history. However, the cloth, weakened, scarred, and partially blind. She was adopted by her known as “The ,” is thought to still exist today two aunts and her uncle, also a Kanienkehaka chief. and safeguarded at St. Peter's basilica in Rome. This particular

When Kateri was eighteen years old, Father Jacques de cloth bearing the likeness of Christ's face is shown to the public Lamberville, a Jesuit missionary, came to Caughnawaga and each year on the fifth Sunday of Lent and is considered one of established a chapel. Kateri was fascinated by the stories she heard the most treasured relics in the Vatican. of Jesus and asked to become a Christian. Father de Lamberville From the web: www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=1953. Accessed 6/29/21. asked her uncle to allow Kateri to attend religious instructions. On Easter in 1676, at age 22, Kateri was baptized. Not everyone in Father Claude Chauchetiere painted Kateri’s village accepted as a Christian, which for her meant this portrait of Saint Kateri (at right) refusing the marriage that had been planned for her. Kateri a few years after her passing. He became a village outcast with some family members refusing her was one of two priests and others food on Sundays because she would not work. She suffered who witnessed Kateri’s death in bullying from other children and was threatened by others in her 1680 at the age of 24. Today, Kateri village with torture or death if she did not renounce her religion. is recognized for her heroic faith, Because of this, and because she wanted to be free to devote her virtue, and love of God and people, life completely to Jesus, Kateri left her village in July 1677 to in the face of adversity and rejection, travel more than 200 miles on foot to the Catholic mission of St. as well as her close connection with Francis Xavier at Sault Saint-Louis, near Montreal. There she the natural world around her. lived with other indigenous Catholics and received her First Holy Indigenous Catholics worked tirelessly for years to have Communion on Christmas Day in 1677. Kateri later taught the Kateri canonized by the Catholic Church. She was eventually Catholic faith to children and visited the sick and elderly. declared venerable in 1943. She was beatified by Pope John Paul

On March 25, 1679, Kateri made a vow of perpetual virginity, II in 1980 and designated a patroness for World Youth Day in meaning that she would remain unmarried and totally devoted to 2002. She was finally canonized by Pope Benedict XVI on 21 Jesus for the rest of her life. Kateri hoped to start a convent for October 2012, thus becoming the first female Native American Native American sisters in Sault St. Louis, but it never came to and First Nations saint. Saint Tekakwitha is the patroness saint of fruition. Due to her childhood illness, Kateri’s health deteriorated Native American and First Nations Peoples, integral ecology, and rapidly. She died on April 17, 1680, at age 24. A chapel was built the environment. near her grave which soon became a pilgrimage for other faithful. Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, pray for us! She became known as the “Lily of the Mohawks” and the “Our : Saint Kateri Tekakwitha.” Saint Kateri Conservation Center. From the web: “Beautiful Flower Among True Men.” www.kateri.org/our-patron-saint/. Accessed 6/29/21. Evangelization and Catechesis

Saint Bonaventure Our Lady of Bishop and Doctor of the Church Mount Carmel Memorial: July 15 Feast day: July 16

Saint Bonaventure was born Giovanni Our parish celebration and picnic (“John”) di Fidanza in Bagnoregio, Italy in is Sunday, July 18th 1221. He was the seventh Minister General of the Order of Friars Minor, a A Brief Story of Our Lady of Mount Carmel scholastic theologian and philosopher, and

Cardinal Bishop of Albano. He is known Saint Bonaventure Hermits lived on Mount Artist unknown. Public domain for his leadership of the Franciscan Carmel near the Fountain of religious order and his great intellectual contributions to theology Elijah in northern Israel in the and philosophy. 12th century. They had a chapel dedicated to Our Lady. Saint Francis of Assisi is credited with healing Bonaventure from By the 13th century they a serious illness in his childhood. When he joined the Franciscan became known as “Brothers of Order at age 22, he was given the name “Bonaventure” (“Seraphic Our Lady of Mount Carmel” Our Lady of Mount Carmel by Pietro Novelli, 1641 Doctor”) due to his academic skills and insights, his writings and and soon celebrated a special teachings and, more importantly, how he lived his life centered on Mass and Office in honor of Mary. In 1726, this celebration Jesus. Of his many writings, which included mystical and ascetical became one of the universal Church under the title of “Our Lady treatises, he is best known for “The Soul's Journey into God” (see of Mount Carmel.” For centuries, the have seen below). After making his vows, Bonaventure was sent to complete themselves as specially related to Mary. Their great saints and his studies in Paris where he became friends with St. Thomas theologians have promoted devotion to her and often championed Aquinas with whom he received the degree of Doctor. the mystery of her Immaculate Conception.

As General Minister of the Franciscans, Bonaventure Saint Teresa of Avila called Carmel “the Order of the Virgin.” structured the Order through effective legislation as well as an Saint John of the Cross credited Mary with saving him from organized spirituality based on the vision and insights of Saint drowning as a child, leading him to Francis. A mystical writer, he also united the pastoral and practical Carmel, and helping him escape aspects of life with the doctrines of the Church. Shortly before his from prison. Saint Thérèse of the position ended, Pope Gregory X appointed him Cardinal and Child Jesus believed that Mary bishop of Albano. Gregory also asked him to help prepare the cured her from illness and on her Second Ecumenical Council of Lyons, an ecclesial event aimed at First Communion day, Thérèse re-establishing communion between the Latin and Greek dedicated her life to Mary. During Churches. Bonaventure began his preparations but never saw its the last days of her life she completion. He died on July 15, 1274 while the council was still in frequently spoke of Mary. session. St. Bonaventure was canonized in 1482 by Pope Sixtus IV and declared Doctor of the Church in 1588 by Pope Sixtus V.1 There is a tradition that Mary appeared to Saint Simon Stock, a

Bonaventure’s “The Soul's Journey into God” (1259) is leader of the Carmelites, and gave him a scapular, telling him to considered by scholars to be his masterpiece. In the opening promote devotion to it. The scapular is a modified version of pages, he writes that the “eyes of our souls” should be opened and Mary’s own garment. It symbolizes her special protection and calls enlightened so as “to guide our feet in the way of that peace which the wearers to consecrate themselves to her in a special way. The surpasses all understanding.” To undertake this journey, we must scapular reminds us of the ’s call to prayer and penance; a “first know who we are within Creation.” Referencing Psalm call that Mary models in a splendid way. 85:11, he explains that we look up to God and He looks down Learn more about Our Lady of Mount Carmel and the upon us. The remainder of his book then explains man’s journey history of the Carmelite religious order in next Sunday’s as six stages of the Soul’s pilgrimage “just as God completed the bulletin, July 18th; the day of our parish celebration. whole world in six days and rested on the seventh.”2

Then make plans to join others for our picnic at 1 “St. Bonaventure.” Catholic News Agency. From the web: www.catholicnewsagency.com/saint/st- bonaventure-522. Accessed 6/30/21. 3:00pm at Tillotson Hall! Evangelization and Catechesis Did you know…? The (True) Tale of Two Carrolls

Two hundred and forty-five years John Carroll was born in Upper ago, on July 4th, 1776, fifty-five men Marlboro, Maryland (“Mary-land”) helped change the course of world on January 8, 1736. He attended a history when they penned their Jesuit school with his brother, Daniel, signatures to a document declaring and his cousin, Charles Carroll. John America’s independence from Great later entered the Jesuit novitiate and Britain. Several of these men became took his first vows two years later in well-known promoters of democracy 1755. He then attended the English around the world such as Benjamin College at Liege to pursue studies in Franklin and John Hancock. One of philosophy and theology and was these signers, however, was a little ordained a priest on February 14, Charles Carroll of Carrollton by Archbishop John Carroll known Maryland planter named 1761, taking his final vows in 1771. Chester Harding, c. 1828 by Gilbert Stewart, c. 1806 Charles Carroll of Carrollton — the In 1776, the Continental Congress asked Father Carroll to join only Catholic to have signed the Declaration of Independence. a mission to Canada along with Benjamin Franklin, Samuel Chase This was a significant act given the fact that this early era of the and his cousin, Charles Carroll. Fr. Carroll questioned the American colonists was one of strong anti-Catholic sentiment. propriety of a minister’s involvement in political affairs but felt it Born on September 19th, 1737 to a wealthy Irish family, Carroll his patriotic duty to go for he believed that the country’s received a Jesuit education in France, studied law in London and revolutionary cause would “be favorable to the future of the became fluent in five languages. This European Catholic education Church.”2 On June 9th, 1784, when told that because Congress with its “Enlightenment ideals,” combined with reading the works had nothing to do with religion the Holy See was thus free to of Voltaire and Montesquieu, would later influence Carroll’s make any arrangement it wished for the new nation, the pope, at support of then-Maryland’s independence from Britain. Benjamin Franklin’s recommendation, named Fr. John Carroll “Superior of the Mission in the thirteen United States.” On Because he was Catholic, Carroll was not allowed to vote nor November 6, 1789, Baltimore, where Carroll lived, was made the hold public office so he found other ways to speak out against the first U.S. diocese with Carroll appointed as its first bishop. injustices of his day. He was an early proponent of “No taxation without representation” and debated the issue of independence In 1786, Bishop Carroll began focusing on administering the under the pseudonym “First Citizen” in the local newspaper, sacraments as well as pushing for education to establish a center Maryland Gazette. He attended the First Continental Congress and that would later be called Georgetown College. He also invited supported the colony’s boycott of British tea. Carroll soon became other religious orders to migrate to the area to found ministries a well-known advocate of freedom from British rule. and educational centers. In 1809, Bishop Carroll encouraged a woman named Elizabeth Ann Seton—now Saint—to establish In February 1776, Carroll was sent on a diplomatic mission to the American Sisters of Charity for the education of girls. Canada to convince them to join the American cause and fight against Britain. With him were Benjamin Franklin, Samuel Chase In 1806, the construction of America’s first cathedral began. and Carroll’s cousin, John Carroll. It was this John Carroll who Completed in 1821, the Baltimore Cathedral, known today as the would later become the first bishop and archbishop of the United Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed States. For various reasons, this mission was not successful but Virgin Mary, celebrated its 200th birthday this past May 31st, such did not prevent Carroll’s influence from later being 2021. On April 8, 1808, Baltimore was raised to an archdiocese “cemented in history.” On July 4th, 1776, Carroll was sent to the with four suffragan sees of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Second Continental Congress to represent Maryland. It was at this Bardstown, Kentucky and Carroll was made the first Archbishop. congress that the Declaration of Archbishop Carroll died after a brief illness on December 3, Independence was voted on and 1815.3 May God bless Archbishop Carroll and Charles Carroll of signed by the 55 men present. Carrollton and the fruitful work of their vocations.

Thus, “Charles Carroll of And now you know “the rest of the story.” Carrollton” became the only 1 LaForce, Geoffrey. “Meet the Only Roman Catholic to Sign the Declaration of Independence.” Catholic Roman Catholic to sign the Digest.. 28 June 2021. From the web: www.catholicdigest.com/travel/meet-the-only-roman-catholic-to-sign- the-declaration-of-independence/. Accessed 6/28/21. 1 Declaration of Independence. 2, 3 “Most Rev. John Carroll.” Archdiocese of Baltimore. From the web: www.archbalt.org/most-rev-john- carroll/. Accessed 7/1/21. Eucharistic Celebration ~ Order of Worship \ÇàÜÉwâvàÉÜç e|àxá

Processional Hymn: God Has Chosen Me

Greeting

Penitential Act

Glory to God

Collect

_|àâÜzç Éy à{x jÉÜw

First Reading A Reading from the Book of the Prophet Amos Am 7:12-15 Amaziah, priest of Bethel, said to Amos, Amos answered Amaziah, “I was no prophet, “Off with you, visionary, flee to the land of nor have I belonged to a company of prophets;

Judah! I was a shepherd and a dresser of sycamores. There earn your bread by prophesying, The LORD took me from following the flock,

but never again prophesy in Bethel; and said to me,

for it is the king’s sanctuary and a royal Go, prophesy to my people Israel.” temple.” The Word of the Lord. Eucharistic Celebration

Responsorial Psalm

PS 85:9-10, 11-12, 13-14

A Reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Ephesians

Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord In him we have redemption by his blood, Second Reading Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ the forgiveness of transgressions, Eph 1:3-14 or with every spiritual blessing in the heavens, in accord with the riches of his grace that he Eph 1:3-10 (shown) as he chose us in him, before the lavished upon us. foundation of the world, to be holy and In all wisdom and insight, he has made known without blemish before him. to us the mystery of his will in accord with his In love he destined us for adoption to favor that he set forth in him as a plan for the himself through Jesus Christ, in accord fullness of times, to sum up all things in with the favor of his will, for the praise of Christ, in heaven and on earth. the glory of God’s grace that he granted us in the beloved. The Word of the Lord.

Gospel Acclamation Alleluia

A Reading from the Holy Gospel according to Mark

Whatever place does not welcome you or listen Jesus summoned the Twelve and began to Gospel send them out two by two and gave them to you, leave there and shake the dust off your Mk 6:7-13 authority over unclean spirits. feet in testimony against them.” He instructed them to take nothing for the So they went off and preached repentance. journey but a walking stick— The Twelve drove out many demons, no food, no sack, no money in their belts. and they anointed with oil many who were sick They were, however, to wear sandals and cured them. Homily but not a second tunic. The Gospel of the Lord. He said to them, “Wherever you enter a house, stay there until you leave.

Profession of Faith: The Nicene Creed Nicene Creed I believe in one God, and by the Holy Spirit was I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Father almighty, incarnate of the Virgin Mary, the Lord, the giver of life, maker of heaven and earth, and became man. who proceeds from the Father Universal Prayer of all things visible and invisible. For our sake he was crucified and the Son, who with the R/ Lord, hear our I believe in one Lord Jesus under , he suffered Father and the Son is adored prayer. Christ, the Only Begotten Son of death and was buried, and glorified, who has spoken God, born of the Father before all and rose again on the third day through the prophets. ages. in accordance with the I believe in one, holy, God from God, Light from Light, Scriptures. catholic and apostolic true God from true God, He ascended into heaven and is Church.

begotten, not made, seated at the right hand of the I confess one Baptism for the consubstantial with the Father; Father. He will come again in forgiveness of sins and I look through him all things were made. glory to judge the living and the forward to the resurrection of For us men and for our salvation dead and his kingdom will have the dead and the life of the he came down from heaven, no end. world to come. Amen. Eucharistic Celebration _|àâÜzç Éy à{x Xâv{tÜ|áà

Preparation of the Altar

Offertory Hymn Hold On To Love

Eucharistic Prayer Preface Holy Holy Holy Consecration Mystery of Faith Doxology

The Lord’s Prayer Sign of Peace

Lamb of God

Communion

Eucharistic Celebration

Communion Hymn I Am the Bread of Life

Prayer after Communion

VÉÇvÄâw|Çz e|àxá

Blessing Dismissal Recessional Hymn City of God

To all Visitors, Thank you for worshipping with us today!

Welcome packets along with registration information may be found in the gathering space or \àx? Å|áát xáà inquire at the front desk. Go, you are sent…! GASTROENTEROLOGY Peter R. Dumas, MD Jon & Paula Knott BOARD CERTIFICATION: American Board of Internal Financial Advisors Medicine, American Board of Gastroenterology MEDICAL SCHOOL: Medic al College of Pennsylvania 941-966-4444 FELLOWSHIP: University of Florida THIS SPACE IS www.investingforgenerations.com 825 Venetian Parkway, Venice, FL 34285 2440 N Tamiami Tr, Nokomis, FL 34275 Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC. Investment advisory services offered through Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc. 941-483-5730 • www.fdhs.com Four Pillars Financial Planning Group is not a registered broker/dealer and is independent of Raymond James Financial Services.

ASE Certified

Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce

Owners/Parishioners FOOT SPECIALIST 825 E. Venice Ave. | 488-1810 CHARLES A. SULESKEY, DPM “All you need to know BOARD CERTIFIED IN FOOT SURGERY about floors” 1832 S. Tamiami Tr. • Venice | 493-7999

Schillinger Center of Venice, Inc.

Insurance Your privately owned family dentist Ronald W. DeMasi, M.D. Home • Auto • Business • Boat • Flood • Health Board Certified in Gastroenterology Our Homeowners Includes Wind! just up 41 in Bay Street Village! Epiphany Parishioner and Call Us Before You Renew - Low Auto Rates! - Ask about new patient specials! - Graduate of Epiphany School www.insurancecenter.us 3976 Destination Dr. #203 Offices in Venice, North Port & Englewood 555 East Venice Ave., Venice, FL 34285 375-8505 | www.OspreyDental.com 941.484.1288 584-6272 • www.demasidigestivehealth.com DON & LINDA and CHRIS SCHILLINGER, Parishioners Orthodontics - Implants - Cosmetics

329 So. Nokomis Ave., Ste. F • Venice, FL 34285 | Patty Reaves, Branch Manager

Your Air Conditioning, Plumbing, and Electrical Experts Call us at 941-584-8689 for Service! 100% Satisfaction Guarantee… • “AskTheSeal” Approval on ALL Employees • Service 24 Hours/7 Days A Week No Over-Time Charges • No Week-End or Holiday Charge • NATE Certified Service Technicians • Certified Indoor Environmentalists Factory Trained Service Technicians • NADCA Certified Duct Cleaning Specialists • FREE Estimates on Replacements “Taking care of people since 1963”

Contact Greg Maurer to place an ad today! [email protected] or (941) 243-3206

3-B-4-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 16-0451 MARK LYDA, MBA Professional REALTOR® 941-366-7676 | www.aquaplumbingsarasota.com 8283 Vico Ct. • Sarasota Over 35 Years in Practice LAM NAILS Sarasota Skin Professional - Friendliness and Cleanliness Cancer Center From the dying nails Stephanie A. Caradonna, MD to the nails to die for! Heather S. Larabee, MD Parishioner & Julie T. Templet, MD Music Minister 941-486-0151 Jennifer A. Siddons, ARNP In front building, next to Subway Now Accepting New Patients CELL: (U.S. 41 & Laurel Road) 2179 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 101 • Osprey, FL 34229 Tel. 941-966-0222 • Fax 941.966.5100 • www.sarasotaskinandcancer.com 941.586.2670 HOBART K. RICHEY, M.D., P.A. EMAIL: BOARD CERTIFIED IN DERMATOLOGY [email protected] ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS FOR WEB: THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT www.mark.generousproperty.com The UPS Store OF SKIN CANCERS 1079 Tamiami Trl. N Nokomis, FL 728 THE RIALTO • VENICE, FL 34285 941-882-3711 941-484-2246 Parishioner

An Amazing Coffee and Ice Cream Shop

Run by people with intellectual and developmental disabilities 1534 State Street • Sarasota, FL 34236 (941) 217-6449 | RISEANDNYES.COM

Robert Toale & Sons Funeral Home At Palms Memorial Park At Wiegand Chapel 941.371.4962 941.921.5755 170 Honore Avenue Veteran Preplanning Discount Available 7454 South Tamiami Trail Sarasota, FL 34232 Serving Your Funeral Home & Cemetery Needs Sarasota, FL 34231 www.palmsmemorial.com Throughout Sarasota & Manatee Counties www.wiegandbrothers.com

Frank Burns, Pre-Planning Advisor If the final resting place for your loved one is in another state, we can accommodate this need. Robert Toale Family 3-B-4-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 16-0451