Dominicans & Deacons Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P. Pastor Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. Parochial Vicar Fr. David Farrugia, O.P. (In Residence) Br. Gregory Liu, O.P. (Residency Student) Deacon Errol Kissinger Deacon John Flanagan (Retired)

Schedule of Masses

Weekdays: 7:00AM, 8:15AM Saturday: 8:15AM only Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:30PM Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:45AM, 12:30PM (English/Spanish), 5:30PM (Youth)

1st Sunday of Month: 3PM (Vietnamese Mass)

Intentions for the Week St. Dominic’s

Mon 5/9 7:00AM Rori Basillo (H) 8:15AM Joy Urbina (B) Tues 5/10 7:00AM †Long Vo 8:00AM †Joseph Kim (Duk Myung) Wed 5/11 7:00AM †William Davenport May 8th, 2016 8:15AM †Beverly Ann Baugh Thurs 5/12 7:00AM †Apolonia Hernandez Solemnity of the Ascension 8:15AM †Jim Wallace of the Lord Friday 5/13 7:00AM †Arvin Conti 8:15AM Jack Curran (H) Sat 5/14 8:15AM †Paul Luksha Today’s Readings: 5:30PM †Paul Haban Sun 5/15 7:30AM †Gertrude Spacher Acts 1: 1-11 9:00AM †Beverly Ann Baugh 10:45AM Claire Stephenson (H) Psalm 47: 2-3, 6-9 12:30PM Monica Jaime (T) Eph 1:17-23 5:30PM For the People of the Parish Lk 24: 46-53

Legend: († ) Memorial (H) Health (A) Anniversary (B) Birthday (T) Thanksgiving

475 East I Street - Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-7220 www.stdombenicia.org @STDOMBENICIA Pastor’s Corner Upcoming Parish Events Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Mother’s Day & Ascension of the Lord Happy Mother’s Day! Today we honor the women in our Sunday, May 8th Knights of Columbus Flowers & Donuts after Mass lives who followed the example of those holy woman who praises are sung in the Scriptures. The women who taught First Eucharist Weekend us how to pray, our faith and to be the men and women of Saturday/Sunday, May 14th & 15th God we are today. Over the years our mothers give us many gifts but the greatest gift they could give us in the gift American Heritage Girls Information Meeting of eternal life. Thank you moms for all you do for us. Tuesday, May17th, 7-8PM In the Parish Hall This weekend we are happy to have our novices with us. Please take some time after Mass to chat with these Knights of Columbus Breakfast young men who have just started out their Dominican Sunday, May 22nd, 8:30-Noon In the Parish Hall vocations. It was just recently announced that we have accepted five young men for next year’s novitiate and one Last Day of School at SDS more will be voted on this month. Please keep all the young Wednesday, June 8th men and women who are discerning a religious vocation in your prayers. RCIA, New Class Introductory Meeting Wednesday, June 22nd, 7-8PM God bless you, In the Mary Magdalene Room

Fr. Jerome RCIA, New Class Introductory Meeting Wednesday, June 29th, 7-8PM In the Mary Magdalene Room

Find Event Details in Parish Bulletin or Online

American Heritage Girls (AHG) , A Christ-centered non-profit, character development youth ministry program for girls ages 5-18, is coming to St. Dominic’s!

Dedicated to its mission of building women of integrity through service to God, family, community, and country.

Join us for an Introductory Meeting on May 17th, 7-8PM in the Parish Hall. Hand outs will be available for families that want to get involved.

For participation or volunteering opportunities contact St. Dominic’s Troop Coordinator, Carissa Talmadge at (707)-240-8913 or email [email protected]. Visit our web page on St. Dominic’s Website for more information:

http://www.stdombenicia.org/american-heritage-girls/

Good News Reflection for Ascension Sunday

Acts 1:1-11 A prayer in celebration of the Ascension of Our Lord: Ps 47:2-3, 6-9 Lord Jesus, fill me with the presence of Your Holy Spirit Ephesians 1:17-23 and with the gifts You want me to use. Show me when Matthew 28:16-20 and how to use these charisms. And help me to overcome my pride and fears and any other sins that are holding me Why did Jesus ascend to heaven? (2016) back from the works that You are calling me to do. I want to be Your hands, Your feet, and Your voice, Lord Jesus. Imagine how readily people would have converted if he Amen! had resumed his public ministry after his resurrection. Even the Pharisees who had seen him die would have Questions for Personal Reflection: fallen at his feet in repentance. What thresholds or new beginnings are you facing? How are these opportunities for the continuation of the ministry However, God's salvation plan for the world was much of Jesus? bigger than that. While Jesus walked the earth, he was but one human. Afterward, by giving himself in the Questions for Community Faith Sharing: Eucharist to his disciples, he became every human who In what ways are you doing the works of Jesus? Which takes this gift seriously. When we receive Jesus in the parish ministries could use your gifts and talents? How do Eucharist, we unite ourselves to his mission. you rely on the Holy Spirit to get it done?

As we see in today's Gospel reading, before he ascended to heaven, Jesus commissioned every disciple -- including you -- for this task. "Commission" means "with the same mission, working together. This commissioning rite is repeated at the end of every Mass, when Jesus, through the priest, sends us forth to love and serve the Lord to make a difference in the world.

Humanly we are quite inadequate to change the world, so Jesus gave us his Holy Spirit. By uniting our spirit to his Spirit and then relying on God in every situation, adequacy is not the question. It's willingness. Are we willing to put time and effort and spiritual growth into being Christ's hands and feet and voice for the world?

Because Jesus ascended to heaven, he has no hands but our hands, and he has no voice but our voice.

Are you unhappy about the evils that exist in this world? God has great plans to bring his kingdom into these situations.

Are you concerned about the abuses you see? Immorality on television? Injustices in your workplace? Divisions in your parish or hurtful behavior in your leaders? Jesus is far more disturbed by these evils than you are. And he has a plan. What do you think your part in it could be as you work with him and let him work through you?

Ever since Jesus ascended into heaven and sent his Holy © 2016 Terry Modica, Catholic Digital Resources, Spirit to earth, God has chosen to minister to the world www.catholicdr.com. Printed by permission. through us, first in our homes, then extending his love into To view or subscribe to daily Good News Reflections, visit our parishes and beyond. www.gnm.org. Perpetual Eucharistic RCIA Class 2017 Adoration

"I am not in an audience with our Holy Father, nor am I As people journey through life, eventually they long for something more meaningful and a greater sense of in the presence of a from heaven, nor with some purpose. Many times people are searching for a faith distinguished personality. Before me, dear Jesus, You community and it simply takes an invitation from a are present under the frail appearance of the host. With friend or family member to take the first step. the eyes of faith I believe that You are present as my Invite someone to our Church today. God, my Lord, my Redeemer, the Creator of heaven and earth, my all. I believe, dear Jesus, that You are truly present, body and blood, soul and divinity, in the most Blessed Sacrament." - Reflections & Prayers for Visits with our Eucharistic Lord, John J. Are you, or someone you know, interested in Cardinal Carberry joining the Catholic Church? Do you/they have CURRENT ADORATION questions about the Church and faith? NEEDS: The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, RCIA, is a 12 AM SUNDAY program for people interested in exploring and possibly (Every 6th week) joining the Catholic Church. It begins with a simple Please call Marie Earp inquiry period where questions lead to exploration. @745-0899 St. Dominic’s is forming our new Class for RCIA. 1 PM MONDAY (weekly or alternating weeks) No commitment, just answers to your questions Please call Jude Potter @ 745-4914 about faith, the Church and your relationship with

Any questions about Eucharistic Adoration, please God. Join Us! call Shirley Cortez @ 208-2004 or Joji Holzwarth  June 22, 2016 Introductory Meeting, 7PM in the @ 704-8779. Mary Magdalene Room of the Ministry Center  June 29, 2016 Introductory Meeting, 7PM in the Thank You Notes! Mary Magdalene Room of the Ministry Center  July 19, 2016 Introductory Meeting, 7PM in the We received a thank you letter from Carol at Bishop Mary Magdalene Room of the Ministry Center Gallegos Maternity Home thanking St. Dominic's for our financial support....which totaled $7,002.37 from our R.C.I.A in 4 Simple Steps

Easter Baby Bottle Drive. We are no longer collecting 1st Step: Inquiry Period– get to know us, no obligation, bottles. no commitment. See our schedule of Introductory Meetings.

2nd Step: Rite of Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens– more formal study and teaching of the faith. Begins in the fall. The Montgomery family would like to thank everyone for the prayers and love for Lisa Montgomery. The family 3rd Step: Rite of Election and discernment period– with recently learned Lisa is cancer-free and we trust that is the help of a sponsor and your RCIA team, discern because of the support and prayers of our community. whether God is calling you to the Sacraments. We couldn't be happier. Praise God! 4th Step: Initiation and Mystagogia– Celebration of the Sacraments at Easter Vigil and finding your place in our Thank you to all of our Knights of Columbus for passing Parish Community. out the lovely carnations this Mother’s Day, honoring all our cherished moms, living and Please contact Shannon Carter 707-980-1296 for more deceased. information or email [email protected]

Eucharistic Ministers Confirmation

We are many parts, but only one body. Join us! YR II Confirmation: Congratulations to the seventy-two The body of Christ needs you to be an Extraordinary teens who were recently Minister of Holy confirmed! Communion. Please pray for guidance from the Holy The final YR II teen gathering Spirit to be open to this will take place on Sunday, May rewarding ministry serving 15th from 5:30-8:30 pm. Please the precious Body and make the Sunday, 5:30 Mass your Blood of our Lord to your Mass of choice on 5/15. After Mass teens will be served fellow parishioners. dinner in the Parish Hall and will meet in their small groups for one last time. Training only takes one hour. Contact the Parish Office and JoAnn Talken will YR I Confirmation Meeting: There is a mandatory coordinate training. parent/teen gathering on Wednesday, May 11th or Thursday, May 12th from 7:00-8:00 pm in the Parish A Mother’s Day Blessing Hall. This parent/teen meeting is for current YR I candidates who will be moving into YR II confirmation Blessed is the Mother who lets the Lord be her guiding for the 2016-17 school year. Parent and teen will only hand, whose faith brings her family courage, whose need to attend one of these meetings. wisdom comes from God and whose children still stand YR I Confirmation Retreat: The YR I retreat will take and honor her. place in the Parish Hall on Saturday, May 21st from 2:00-7:00 pm. We will conclude the retreat by celebrating the 5:30 Mass where YR I teens, parents, and sponsors will participate in the Entrance Ritual.

Sunday, 5:30PM EM Schedule: The new schedule will be emailed to parents of teen ministers and to adult ministers by the 2nd week in May.

Please email Lisa at [email protected] if you do not receive a copy of the new schedule. God bless all St. Vincent de Paul

Please Help Stock the Pantry

Please continue to help stock our pantry this spring.

We are always in need of peanut butter, jelly, Hamburger Helper, Tuna Helper, pasta mixes, cereal, mayonnaise and tuna. Thank you.

If you are in need of food or assistance with rent, temporary living arrangements and/or utilities, please call the SVdP Food Pantry at 707-746-1773 and leave a message.

God Bless You.

Br. Gregory on Dominican Saint: St. Antoninus

As we continue our celebration of the confrere Antoninus. So it was, Antoninus was 800 Jubilee of the Order of Preachers, I consecrated to be the Archbishop of . As an would like to highlight an inspiring archbishop, Antoninus Dominican saint that we will celebrate tirelessly fostered the reform of this week, St. Antoninus of Florence. the Church within the entire Antoninus (the diminutive of Anthony) archdiocese, in the same way was born in 1389, in Florence. he sought to reform the . Namely, he The age of St. Antoninus, the turn of the fifteenth century, did it through a simpler life and was a time of great upheaval in the Church. As Europe a more faithful observance to emerged from a severe plague pandemic in the mid- the rule of prayer. He often fourteenth century, the created a huge said, “A successor of the confusion and infighting within the Church. During this apostles should not own period, there were two rival popes at the same time, both anything except the wealth of of these events were devastating to the Dominican Order. virtue.” The plague killed hundreds, if not thousands of Dominican , leaving priories almost empty. The Aside from being a good Western Schism that ensued split the Dominican Order in shepherd and reformer of the two. Half of the provinces were loyal to the real pope, Church, St. Antoninus is known whereas the other half pledged allegiance to the anti- to be an excellent moral pope (the counterfeit pope). The allegiance depended on theologian. His best known which country the Dominican province was located and writing, the Summa Theologica which pope claimant the king of a given country Moralis, written late in his life, supported. Each side of the Order also set up its master represents an advance in moral theology. Antoninus’ general. Needless to say, the strength of the Dominican practical wisdom shone through in his manual for Order was greatly diminished, caused by the lowering of confessors, Summa Confessionalis, and guide for morale among the friars, as well as the lapse of the preachers, De Arte et Vero Modo Praedicandi. To close, I religious observance. The way the Dominican Order would like to share with you a short paragraph from the reformed itself, first pioneered by St. Raymond of Capua, foreword of the Summa Theologica Moralis. As a true was forming brand new priories of strict observance. In so Dominican, St. Antoninus sees everything as “a book,” doing, the new blood of the Order was formed in a more from which one reads about God. austere and disciplined environment. The priory that St. Antoninus entered, a new priory in was one such The world is a book, written both within and without, which community. He entered the Dominican Order at a young instructs us about wisdom. It instructs us about the age of fifteen, under the leadership of a great Dominican wisdom of the divine mystery… It also instructs us about reformer, Bl. . One of St. Antoninus’ wisdom in action… For everyone can perceive how God companions was the famous artist, Bl. . I can provides for creation. God never abandons it, continues to only imagine what it must have been like at this priory with communicate with it, makes the earth and trees fruitful, is three saintly friars. never idle, and offers countless testimonies to us concerning the qualities necessary for living well. And so Antoninus was known in the Order for the strictness of life in wisdom you have made them all to give us wisdom. and practical ability. He became the Prior of a few priories of strict observance in northern Italy, and then went on to To me, I am inspired by St. Antoninus’ steadfastness in become the Vicar (superior) of the Congregation (a reforming the religious life. While he fostered a simple substructure within a province, consisting of a collection of lifestyle, this is not an impoverished life. He balanced priories) of . During his tenure as the Vicar, he austerity with the beauty of art. He also balanced founded a brand new priory of San Marco in Florence, theoretical knowledge with practical prudence in his which is now a museum of priceless artworks. It was in ministries. This balance is indeed the art of Dominican this newly constructed priory, that Fra Angelico painted life. It is what makes it so beautiful and yet so challenging. many famous frescoes in the corridors and friars’ cells. It was also from this priory, did Pope Eugene IV selected the Archbishop of Florence. Legend has it that Pope ~Br. Gregory Liu, O.P. Eugene initially-hand picked Fra Angelico. However, this humble declined on the grounds of not having enough sanctity and talent. He recommended instead his Marriage Encounter Weekends

Thank you to our SDS teachers and support staff for all Married Couples: Have you ever wanted to take a you do. Your genuine love for our students' well-being is fresh look at your Marriage? astonishing and helps set SDS apart from all other schools. We appreciate all the hard work, time, and Please consider making a effort you put forth so selflessly to ensure the success of Worldwide Marriage all of our students and our school! Happy Teacher Encounter Weekend and Appreciation Week! you will find ways to enrich your marriage. It is a unique The mission of St. Dominic School is to provide the approach aimed at highest standards of excellence in academic, spiritual, revitalizing your Sacrament and moral education where the Catholic faith is of Matrimony. Upcoming weekends in 2016 celebrated and lived, empowering each student to are: August 26-28 in Sacramento; October 7-9 in Reno, become an informed, caring, and contributing member NV., and November 4-6 in Sacramento. It is not too of society and a disciple of the Gospel. early to register.

Come join the tradition of excellence at St. Dominic Register for a weekend that you will never forget. School! We are still accepting applications for grades K- For more information visit our website at: 8 for the 2016-2017 school year. Want a tour of our http://www.sacramentowwme.orgor contact Terry & school? Janet at [email protected] or (916) 489-3464. Call our office at (707) 745-1266 to schedule today and visit our website to learn more! sdbenicia.org. Memorial Day Mass

Sacrament Prep Mass will be celebrated at St. Dominic’s Cemetery on Memorial Reconciliation: Saturdays at 4:00-5:00PM in the church Day, Monday, May 30th at or by appointment. 9:30AM.

Adult Baptism, Confirmation, Anointing of the Sick, Refreshments following. Communion Calls: Please call the Parish Office.

Marriage: Please call 12 months in advance; family Celebrate a Hero Book must be registered parishioners.

Children’s Sacraments: We encourage parents to Have you forgotten to celebrate Our Beloved Fr. Victor inquire about Baptism and attend two classes (offered Cavalli, O.P.in our Memory Book? monthly) before the birth of a child.

Children at St. Dominic's are enjoying the Liturgy of the Our Celebrate a Hero book is waiting for you to make it Word for Children; extra special. We need more parishioners to contribute so much so, we are in need of more adult volunteers. All personal stories and memories with Fr. Vic. including leaders are volunteers from our parish and we are photos. We plan to send a copy of the book to Fr. Vic’s always looking to expand our team. niece, Glenn Bliss, as a family keepsake and we will keep a copy here at the Rectory for those to reflect on For Baptism & First Eucharist scheduling or to assist and remember his place in our community. with CLOW contact Debi Thurin at 707-335-4688 or email her at [email protected]. You can log into the book by clicking on this link: http://www.celebrateahero.com/invited-guests/104854 SDS Students Remember Fr. Vic May Crowning Mass at St. Dominic School Kids Camps & Summer Programs

Vacation Bible Camp/Sonshine Summer Camp Pendola

Camp Pendola is At Cave Quest VBS, kids the official Youth explore the rock-solid Ministry summer foundation of Jesus’ love. camp for the Cave Quest VBS 2016 Catholic Diocese of will help kids discover Sacramento. how to see evidence of Located two hours God in everyday life— northeast of something we call God Sacramento, the Sightings. camp encompasses 40 acres in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, Your kids will also participate in a hands-on mission adjoining the Tahoe National Forest. project that will let the kids in our community show God’s mighty love to needy kids in our community. New in 2016 CP is offering three First Time Camper sessions aimed at those children who are entering So mark these dates on your calendar: grades 1-4 in the fall. The shorter length session is a June 20-24th, 2016. great introduction to overnight camp for the first timer.

The fun starts at 8:45 AM in the Parish Hall and will end In addition we have a traditional camp mini week for at 12:00PM in the Parish Hall. Please note changes this all ages July 6-9. year regarding Age Requirements for Campers & Plus, four different programs for high school Volunteers. youth. In addition to the leadership programs offered

AGES OF CAMPERS (K-5th) -Must be born before in the past we have added a one week backpacking September 1, 2010 to participate. Children completing trip and the formation of the Camp Pendola High 5th grade this year are to participate as campers. School Volunteer Corps. Skills learned in the camp environment are transferable to school and ministry AGES OF VOLUNTEERS DURING SET UP WEEK program in the parish.

(6/13-6/17) Children completing 6th, 7th, and 8th grades For more information check out our web site this school year. www.pendola.org or call 916-733-012.

AGES OF VOLUNTEERS DURING CAMP WEEK (6/20-6/24) Teens completing 9th grade and older this Catholic Schools of Solano Summer Camps school year. June 13-July 22

REGISTRATION OPEN APRIL 3RD—JUNE 5TH. For Students entering grades 1st-5th Hosted at St. Patrick– St. Vincent High School The cost for this year’s Camp will be: 8:30AM– Noon $75 for one child Extended care available after camp, until 5PM, $140 for 2 children per family, additional fees apply. Certified Teachers focusing on $205 for 3+ kids per family math, science, art and writing.

Visit our VBS web page to view videos, download June 13-17– Sports Theme registration forms, and more. June 27-June 1– Multicultural

July 11-15– Animals http://www.stdombenicia.org/gathering/kids-camps- July 18-22– Superheroes and-events/

For questions, or to learn how you can help volunteer COSTS: $150 per week, +$40 registration fee per as an adult, please Email Deacon Errol at family [email protected] or Joy Urbina at Sibling and multi-week discounts available. [email protected] to register your children for this life-changing adventure! Contact Tricia Fey at [email protected]

Please pray for the recovery of the sick listed

PARISH OFFICE in our Book of Intentions and the www.stdombenicia.org

(707) 747-7220 following:

Pastor Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P Terry Irwin Susan Furey [email protected] The Pines Family Henderson Family Ron Pearman Leroy Howell Parochial Vicar Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. Fr. Jim Cassin Bernice Clark

[email protected] Siu Ming Lau Aurora Bareng

Business Manager Teresa Stone Thom Clark Brian Smith Glenn Bliss Fr. Kenneth Brown [email protected] Maura Yanner Cristina O’Brien

Music Director Francisco Ortiz Johanna Abrera Branson David King

[email protected] Lonnie Stone Jack Curran

Doris Seitz Michelle Christle Communications Erin Jacobs Jim Schafer Matthew Bidou [email protected] Rick Keller Monica Jaime

Gia Quinn Tom Mitchell Bookkeeper Lori Telepak-Compton [email protected] Glenys Hewitt Gladys Haddad

Nellie Morgado Al Rohleder Secretary Alisa Aquino, Ramond Davena Jeff Mues [email protected] Dawn Altobell Mili McDermott

Dorothy Szabo Scott Dziuban,

Daniel Cooper Mary Carbullido-Anderson

Charlie Gallagher Charlie White OFFICE OF FAITH FORMATION Amy Smith Pete Raine (707) 747-7240 Ann Hansen Scott Reeder

Director of RE Deacon Errol Kissinger 707-335-4674 Cyndi and Dan Wolke James Werder Carolyn McKay

Admin. Assistant Joy Urbina 707-747-7240

Teen Confirmation Please remember the following & Special Liturgies Lisa Toomey 707-335-4697 recently deceased parishioners (and their families) in your

prayers:

Children’s Sacraments Debi Thurin 707-335-4688

Sr. Lucille Shea, O.P. ,

Fr. Victor Cavalli, O.P., Lawrence Gunn, ST. DOMINIC’S YOUTH GROUP (SDYG) Sr., Pat Scafa, Patricia Swan,

www.sdyg.wordpress.com Augusto Hocson, Harriet “Patty” Little, (707) 747-7220 William “Bill” Earp, Sr., Lee Ann Darwood, Richard Lucas, Youth Minister Joe Lucero [email protected] Olinda Lico, Gertrude Spacher, Valerie Quillin Miller, Richard Miller, Marie Tscheekar, All Ministry Contact list is available in the Kyle Shott, Irene Kukkola, Marco Antonio Vasquez, Parish Office. John Pangelina, Pablo Haban

ST. DOMINIC SCHOOL *sick and remembrances will be listed for a period of 3 months www.sdbenicia.org (707) 745-1266

Principal Katie Perata, [email protected]

PARISH OFFICE HOURS ST. DOMINIC PRESCHOOL (707) 745-4430

Closed Mondays

Director Tanya Sanchez, [email protected] Tuesday-Friday: 9AM-12PM, 1PM-4PM

Saturday: 10AM-1PM Sunday: 8:30AM-1PM Please patronize the following businesses owned by members of our parish community. Their contributions each week underwrite our Parish Bulletin. Thank you!

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A & S Chem Dry 707-748-7726 Kindred Spirits Pet/HouseSitting Rick Brown Construction Anthony & Shelly Trevino Dorothy Doscher All Phases Home Remodel Serving St. Dominic’s Parish for 18 years! 707-334-3776 707-746-8596 707-246-9975

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Affordable Quality Cabinets Law Offices of Randal M. Barnum Shutters and More Allan Lemone, Sales and Installation Employment, Personal Injury Litigation Bill Simpson, Parishioner 707-745-2100 707-745-3747 707-746-8187

BarocciMotorGroup.com Law Offices of Thomas R. Healy George Schandelmier Landscaping Luxury Lease Returns, Tony & Rita Nino Wills/Trusts/Estate Planning/ 707-554-2722 510-235-1500 General Practice 707-553-7360 georgeschandelmierjrlandscaping.com

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Care Network, LLC Mr. Lawn Garden Service Spiritual Direction, Katrina Cooper Home Care Services/Placement Referral Landscaping, Maintenance and Installa- 707-748-7581 Parishioner 707-747-2720 / Carmen Haban tion Trained at Bread of Life in Sacramento 707-747-5273 Crane Station, Inc. Napoli Pizza and Pasta T&T Electric – Tim Wade Rex Sevilla–Crane and Electrical Services Chris & Lisa Guerrera- Owners Residential & Commercial 800-891-3888 707-746-8906 www.napolibenicia.com 707-315-8285

Eagle Vines Realty-American Canyon Old Capital Lockshop Tuolumne Street Auto Repair Ron Banasik Broker/Owner (707) 373-3139 Automotive Lock Specialist John McLaughlin, Parishioner Lisa Guerrera Agent (707) 333-9656 707-746-Keys (5397) 707-648-3434

Falkner Construction & Painting Olson Realty, Inc. Up2Code Plumbing (707)-853-1038 Kathleen McInerney Olson/Broker Owner Mike Pitta - 24 hour service www.falknerconstruction.com 707-745-3602 707-751-1714

Fregosi & Co. Paints– Mike Fregosi Passalacqua Funeral Chapel Vincent R. Maher, Attorney at Law Concord, CA John Passalacqua/Greg Silva, Directors 724 Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533 925-609-9925 707-745-3130 Tel: 707-427-2800 / Fax: 707-427-2220

Furniture Service & Repair Reyes Electric Co. & Design LIC#32877 Warring & Assoc. Realtors Charlie H. White, Design/Shopworking Residential/ Commercial Bill/Diane Brokers/Owners 707-746-0169 707-747-6818 829 First St. 707-746-6990

Gavin/Schreiner Insurance , Tom Gavin For advertising opportunities here e-mail [email protected] Chartered Financial Consultant 707-745-5626 BULLETIN SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Hamann Real Estate 513 First Street If you are a ministry leader or organization that would like to promote a church Tim and Jeannie Hamann/Broker-Owners event or catholic charity in the bulletin please submit your request online at… 707-747-9300 HTTP://WWW.STDOMBENICIA.ORG/BULLETIN-SUBMISSIONS/

Deadlines for submission are the Friday, one full week, before the Sunday you would like a promotion to run. All submissions are pending Pastor Approval. For questions email [email protected]

475 East I Street - Benicia, CA 94510 - Tel. (707) 747-7220 - Fax. (707) 745-5642 www.stdombenicia.org