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St. Parish We, as St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Parish, recognize that we are the Body of Christ. Our purpose is to honor God and grow as one in Jesus Christ. Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we strive to serve others through Christian Service, Prayer and Worship, Education and Evangelization. We keep within our hearts and minds the statement of faith and conviction of our patron St. Thomas the Apostle, “My Lord and my God.” X-Rays Howdy! In my homily this past week I spoke to the possible lack of contentment that the Jewish people may have felt in their worship that caused Jesus to cleanse the temple. And that lack of contentment could have stemmed from them being cheated by the leadership, but not so much as they bought animals for sacrifice and or exchanged money having come from distant lands to do so in honor of the Passover feast, but in the lack of care or concern felt for them by temple leadership. These leaders were to be present to these pilgrims and I think Jesus saw their disregard for them and reacted. That lack of contentment in worship is something that rang in my mind as I wrote my homily. In writing out a homily, I try as I know Deacons Fred & Skip do too, to relate the scriptures to our daily living. We try to offer examples from everyday living of past times or of recent events that will help center these readings to your life (and ours too). There is relevance in these scripture readings so offered to us! Sometimes it is difficult to find a point of connection with all three readings (although relating all three readings isn’t Fish Fry Fridays recommended, but relating only the gospel to the first Almost Gone!!! reading or staying with the second reading by itself). And so Only 3 weeks left to enjoy our as I stay with the gospel passage before me, I try to see in delicious fish fries. Fish & shrimp the written word what I may say to you in the pews as you dinners, Lenten favorite's, are hear the Word proclaimed. served on Fridays in Lent here I know that you look for instruction, insight and at St Thomas. We are known for our special recipe hand battered understanding to what has been proclaimed and that’s part fish dinners. We take fresh of what came to mind from this last weeks’ gospel story – to haddock or shrimp and add fries, help you find contentment in your worship and prayer and cole slaw, a roll & butter, all for hear a message for you to put into practice and/or live by in only $8.75. Complete your meal your everyday living. with coffee, tea, or milk also Sometimes, the psalm offered is the key to this instruction included in the price. or offers just another way of saying what I have wanted to Fish sandwiches & pizza are say. Including it in my homily is yet another way for all of us also on the menu. to center on the Word of God in our everyday living. I know Stop at the bake sale for a that our deacons can relate to this in looking for that little sweet treat to top off your dinner. Try us before we are gone. phrase that makes the talk happen! You won't be disappointed and In that mindset, I find that the music that we sing, from our proceeds help fund our fall (Continued on page 3) festival. Page 2 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish, Garden City Vigil Light For Special Intentions of the Please Pray for family members who are serving in the Military Parishioners of St. Thomas the Apostle March 16 thru March 22, 2015 Angelovic, Adrian Laichalk, Robert Rosa, Brian J. Angelovic, George Logan, Jonathon Rosa, Douglas J. Mass Intentions of the Week Ardinger, Stephanie Logan, Sean Patrick Rousseau, Philip Baumgardner, AJ Logan, Jeff Shea, Joshua MONDAY, MARCH 16 Becker, Justin Masiarak, Luke Sheko, Destiny 8:30 AM +Charlotte Asher Bregand, McCarville, William E. Smith, David TUESDAY, MARCH 17 Brozek, Timothy McGahan, Wade Smitt, David Burke, Christopher McGaw, Douglas Spiczka, Cathy 8:30 AM +George Meier Campbell, Mary Meadows, Erin Spiczka, Greg John Lillis Canfield, Chaz Moody, Samantha Spohr, Raymond WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 Cinka, Jonathan Morabito, Todd Squires, Derek 8:30AM COMMUNION SERVICE Coatsworth, Morabito, Danny Squires, Zachary THURSDAY, MARCH 19 Comment, Scott Murphy, Alec Steenburg, Patrick 8:30AM Parishioners of St Thomas the DiCicco, Bill Murray, Szerszen, Michael Apostle Dwyer, Tyler Nguyen, Staff Sgt. Truonq Waldo, Michael FRIDAY, MARCH 20 Ellsworth, Justin Ohannesian, Brandon Wathen, Andrew 8:30AM Fish Fry Workers Gentilia, Anthony Pastula, Michael Thomas Wathen, German, Daniel Peacock, Capt. Weakland, Norman SATURDAY, MARCH 21 Goudeseune, Russell Persondek, Michael Webb, Brian 4:30 PM +Antonio DiLucia Griglio, Matthew Porcaro, Jeff Witt, Christopher +Ruth Day Janis, Keith R. Preba, Danny Ziolkowski, Andrew + Olkowski Kashou, Christopher Priebe, Ryan SUNDAY, MARCH 22 9:00 AM +Robert ‘Bo’ Malish +Herman Van Houten 11:00 AM +Mary Lou Burrell +Francis Costello +Thomas McAuley 3rd Banns of Marriage +Anthony Pawlak April Brousseau

MONDAY, MARCH 16 & 8:30AM MASS Dennis Oglivie 6:00PM Religious Formation Classes & Reconciliation TUESDAY, MARCH 17 8:30AM MASS Pray for our Sick, their Galazka, Niemczewski, Gordon 6:00PM Adoration families and those who Garland, Alyssa Novack, Dustin 7:00PM Taizé care for them. Garrell, Sheila Orlandoni, Eleanor 7:00PM Cub Scouts Gauvreau, Bridget Orlandoni, Kali 8:30PM AA Meeting Adamczyk, Kathleen Glisson, Robert Ornatowski, Phyllis WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 Ainsworth, Karen Giles, Shirley Otto, Julie 8:30AM COMMUNION SERVICE Ainsworth, Ron Goonis, Pat Ostroskie, Michael 9:00AM Breakfast with Bible Avripks, Zack Grant, Valerie Patterson, Eugene & Linda 9:00AM Blanket Ministry Batherson, Charles Gunsell, Jeff Pepera, Elizabeth 6:00PM Candidate/Sponsor/Parent Mtg. Bonfiglio, Nick Hagedon, Gail Podwoiski, Frances 6:30PM Ladies Bible Study Bowman, Ray Hands, Ryan Prew, Robert THURSDAY, MARCH 19 Brinso, Steve Harte, LaKeisha Quattlander, Gary 8:30 AM MASS Brusinski, Vicki Healy, Phil Rodgers, Kathy 5:00PM Wedding Rehearsal Bufalini, Rose Hilliard, Irene Rygiel,-Lester, Nicole 6:30PM RCIA Class Butka, Rita Hoelscher, Margaret Saenz, Rey 6:30PM Choir Practice Calley, Bobby Hurley, Schuh, Alidia FRIDAY, MARCH 20 Cain-Weirauch, Karen Iannucci, Dolores Shankin, Joanne 8:30AM MASS Chimienti, Gus Kaetz, Don Shenk, Ila 2:30PM Stations of the Cross w/students Citko, John and Catherine Klauke, Jim Snowberger, Nathan 4:00PM Wedding of Coly, Stephanie Sylvie Kraska, Ron Snyder, Christian April Brousseau and Dennis Oglivie Coletta, Pat & Alva Krawczyk, Monica Tetreau, Paul 4:30PM Fish Fry Colette, Betty Kucharek, Marge Thomas, Kimm 7:00PM Stations of the Cross Cronk, Stephan Kucharek, Zigment Thomas, Michael SATURDAY, MARCH 21 Cunningham, John Kunka, Walter Turner, Rick 7:00AM Cleanup of Fish Fry DeSmit, Jeff Linford, Earl & Irene Uhring, Jean 3:00PM RECONCILIATION DiVitto, Roger LoCascio, Baby Anthony Walker, Jim 4:30 PM MASS Driver, Gavin (infant) Malish, Rosemary Welch, James SUNDAY, MARCH 22 Eichstedt, Laurie Mocaldo, Jim Wiacek, Raymond 9:00AM MASS Fischer, George & Mary Moran, Tina Wilson, Bill 11:00AM MASS Freeman, JoAnne Moore Rubbo, Jeanette Wright, Dennis Scrip Sales after weekend Masses Freeman, Kevin Muscat, Charles

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(Continued from page 1) JOURNEYING THROUGH opening hymn and inclusive of our sending forth song, LENT can be strengthening to the Word proclaimed. I find that Francis has touched many the lyrics of many of the contemporary hymns speak so people with his humble ways. Here directly to the social aspects of our lives, even sometimes he tells us in very simple everyday to specific events that are occurring. Thus, by way of terms how we can live our faith each day. I know it is Lent and he singing, the Word of God is proclaimed to us in how we spoke these words before Christmas but I wanted to share them ‘put into action’ this word given to us. Traditional or with you. Here it is from the Catholic News Service report: When Pope Francis met before Christmas with Vatican classical hymns or favorites assist in other ways and can employees, mostly lay people with families, he asked them to do be used in this way as we offer fitting worship and prayer. 10 things. The list sounded remarkably like suggestions for New What I have found a bit difficult in our liturgy is the Year’s resolutions: opening and sometimes closing prayers - the invitation – “Take care of your spiritual life, your relationship with God, to, “Let us pray.” Many priests have offered changes to because this is the backbone of everything we do and everything them as these prayers speak in a third person and in a we are.” language that we don’t readily use in our everyday life. – “Take care of your family life, giving your children and loved They also use terms that are somewhat foreign or found ones not just money, but most of all your time, attention and in legal, scientific or higher educational levels. That’s not love.” to say we can’t increase our vocabulary, but some of the – “Take care of your relationships with others, transforming your faith into life and your words into good works, especially on behalf terms are distant in definition or ancient in thought – of the needy.” beseech for one, or conciliation another. – “Be careful how you speak, purify your tongue of offensive This is where I find that liturgy can struggle in not words, vulgarity and worldly decadence.” relating (and not that everything has to be relevant – “Heal wounds of the heart with the oil of forgiveness, forgiving either!). But these prayers sometimes need defining of those who have hurt us and medicating the wounds we have what they are saying, versus just saying it. caused others.” But it is my hope and prayer, that what is offered to you – “Look after your work, doing it with enthusiasm, humility, in our Sunday (weekend) liturgies is relating to you in competence, passion and with a spirit that knows how to thank your everyday living. the Lord.” Note well, we have structure or pattern of worship that – “Be careful of envy, lust, hatred and negative feelings that devour our interior peace and transform us into destroyed and is not only historical but universal in nature. In that destructive people.” mindset, we have a sense of unity about us, so that on – “Watch out for anger that can lead to vengeance; for laziness any Sunday you and I can think of our fellow Catholic that leads to existential euthanasia; for pointing the finger at Christians throughout the world hearing the same others, which leads to pride; and for complaining continually, readings and hearing their priest or deacons speak to which leads to desperation.” them about Jesus’ life and ministry and how they can – “Take care of brothers and sisters who are weaker … the apply this to their living. elderly, the sick, the hungry, the homeless and strangers, Do take care and God’s blessings because we will be judged on this.”

Fr Ray DATES TO PUT ON YOUR CALENDAR March 22, Sunday: Blood drive in the Activity Center. Please sign up for an appointment or stop in that day. The hours are St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Nurse Notes from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Parish Nurse Notes will be highlighting tips for healthy eating in the March March 23, Monday: Life Line Screening, Five screenings will and April bulletins. Below is the first article in a series of five. be offered that scan for potential health problems related to: Eating Fewer Calories and Feeling Full Stroke/Carotid artery scans, EKG for atrial fibrillation, Abdominal If you are like many people that have been on a diet plan, you probably know Aortic Aneurysm scan, Peripheral Arterial Screening, and a bone what being food-deprived feels like. density screening for men and women. Register for a Wellness Choosing foods high in fiber and water is one way to lose weight without Package which includes 4 vascular tests and osteoporosis feeling hungry all the time. The fiber and water add volume to your dishes, so screening from $149 ($139 with our member discount). All five you can eat the same amount of food with fewer calories. screenings take 60-90 minutes to complete Please note that you The following foods will fill you up, and are also low in calories: must sign up on either the provided registration sheet (available FRUITS and VEGETABLES: Broccoli, carrots, spinach, tomatoes, apples, on the flyers) or by calling the special Helping Hands registration berries and watermelon. number, which is 1-800-324-9458, in order for us to receive our WHOLE GRAINS: Brown rice, whole wheat pasta, and whole wheat bread. $10 donation as well. You can also register online at: LEGUMES: Green peas, black-eyed peas, and black, pinto and kidney www.helpinghandsforhealth.com. April 22, Wednesday: Dementia Series workshop at St. beans. Colette, Livonia. This is a 10 week series on Wednesday LEAN MEAT: Ground beef (lean or extra lean), chicken breast without skin evenings at different parishes throughout the Vicariate. This first and grilled salmon. night is called the Dementia Umbrella which will explore the five LOW-FAT DAIRY: Low or fat-free milk, yogurt, and cottage cheese. most common types of dementia. For more information, please SOUPS: Low sodium soups with chicken or beef broth, vegetable based and call Cindy at the office at 427.1533 ext 105. tomato (without cream). Blessings to you, -Source: Living Right–Your Health and Wellness Awareness Bulletin, March 2015 Cindy Portis, Christian Service

Page 4 St. Thomas the Apostle Parish, Garden City RELIGIOUS FORMATION CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES LENT DECORATING SOUP BOWLS We are more than half way through Lent; time to take stock of how our Lent practices and promises are holding up. Think back to the plans made before Ash Wednesday. Have we been faithful to our plans and promises? Congratulations, if the answer is – Yes…keep up the prayerful, good work. If things have not gone as we planned, it is never too late to begin again or just begin. Recommit to the things that will bring us closer to Jesus. Try activities the whole family can do. Pray the Rosary, Stations of the Cross, or read Scripture for the coming weekend. Turn off the TV and other electronic devices for an evening and read a book or play a game together. Come to Mass as a Family on the weekend. Have a simple soup, salad, or bread supper and put your savings in the Rice Bowl. Clean your closets – donate unused toys and clothing. Help children create a Lenten centerpiece for your dinner table or make a Countdown-to-Easter calendar with something special to sacrifice or do each day. Our young people are very creative with a little direction. Family activities foster togetherness, help you know each other better, and make you appreciate each person’s gifts and talents. They also help you pass on the Faith. Your children come to know and value their Catholic Faith by watching us and taking part in the prayers, practices, and traditions we share with them. Christian Service opportunity for March benefits local nursing homes. They need new or gently used paperback books, playing cards, puzzles, games, snack items, etc. Children might like to make cards or draw picture to donate. Items may be placed in the Helping Hands basket near the office in each building. FIRST EUCHARIST Thanks to all the Families who brought their child for the Retreat yesterday. It was a wonderful day of prayer and fun activities. We signed our names in the Book of Enrollment, baked bread, made a Remember Cross and created cards for the home bound and suffering members of our parish. We ended with a tour of the Church and a prayer sharing the bread we had baked. Moms and Dads were able to participate too. Families should be working on your “at home” materials. These sheets reinforce and support what your children are doing in class. Remember to pray with them and bring them to Mass each week. CONFIRMATION This Wednesday, March 18th at 6:30 p.m. in Church we are hosting the Sponsor Candidate Event. If a sponsor is not able to accompany your teen, a parent must attend with them. At least one adult must come with the teen as we have shared SAVE THE DATE prayer and discussions. NEW The bowls have been decorated! They look amazing and will at St. Thomas the Apostle Parish be fired and glazed for their presentation at auction. They will All are WELCOME be auctioned off at the Palm Sunday Soup Supper, March The Palm Sunday Soup Supper 29th. The proceeds will go to charity. Palm Sunday, March 29th LITURGY OF THE WORD FOR CHILDREN 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. This celebration is geared for young children age 4-7yrs. It Make your favorite soup to share and bring a will enrich your child’s experience of the WORD and offer you Crockpot-full to the Resurrection Room. opportunities for discussion about the message. (Tasters are also welcome – Free will donation) Family Discussion Question – Is it harder to forgive someone (Bread, Drinks and Fellowship furnished) or to ask someone to forgive you? The Confirmation Candidates “Jesus Christ loves you; He gave his life to save you and Hand- made soup bowls now He is living at your side every day. ” Pope Francis Will be auctioned at this event

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Youth Ministries ST. RAPHAEL CATHOLIC SCHOOL High School Teens: Congratulations to the winners of the annual MARCH FOURTH GRADE NEWS MADNESS basketball tournament: Logan Kilbury, Jacob Nance The fourth grade students are celebrating the -Suchy and Sharon Woodard! All the groups had fun and season of Lent as a time to concentrate on their played hard! Thanks for participating! commitments to prayer, penance, and good works. Join us for the next “CIRCLE OF HOPE” meeting this Sunday, They have also decorated a large butterfly on their classroom March 15th from 6:30PM-8:30PM in Hope Haven. Tonight will bulletin board. This represents the “metamorphosis” that they be all about the topic of names. We will be going back in time to will be going through as they journey with Jesus through this play a version of the old television show “NAME THAT TUNE” special season. and will be playing other various games where we have to In Mrs. Dyke’s English class the students have just completed name certain people or places. Plus we will discuss the topic of their unit on poetry with much success! They were first “naming”...is it important that groups have names, such as the introduced to a poet’s unique way of comparing by writing with name “Christian” or the name “Catholic”? What kinds of similes and metaphors-a must for all good poets! Next, they expectations come with those names? tried their hand at writing Haiku, a type of non-rhymed We have an awesome event for high school teens coming up. Japanese poetry that is written in only 3 lines, but must follow a Friday, March 20th is the annual WAYMC LOCK-IN with other 5-7-5 syllable pattern. After much practice with rhyming words area churches. Check in is at 9PM at St. John Newman and and rhyming patterns, they were also able to create couplets, a pick up is on Saturday, March 21st at 7:30AM. Cost is $5.00 per simple two-line poem which rhymes. Finally, they progressed to person. There will be activities throughout the night including writing quatrains, four-line poems that have a specific rhyming dodgeball, a talent show and a holy hour. There is also scheme. All students did their best to create poems with 2 designated sleeping areas should you choose to go to sleep. quatrains that contained creative similes. Students will be Please let me know if you would like to attend by March 16th. submitting their best poetry into a poetry contest, where they Permission slips are needed since it is an over-nighter and hope to receive the honor of being published. We wish them away from parish grounds. the best of luck! 7-12th grade volunteers needed: Mrs. Dyke 7th-12th grade volunteers are needed to help put together the Passion Play on Good Friday, April 3rd. Please call, text, e-mail ST. RAPHAEL CATHOLIC SCHOOL or facebook me if you are interested so we can find practice OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR 2015-2016 times that work for everyone. Most parts are very small and can PRESCHOOL- 8TH GRADE OPENINGS be learned quickly. As long as most people can come to practices, this will not be a huge time commitment. Join us for Ask about our Tuition Assistance Programs. We offer this awesome experience! Our first practice will be Sunday, in-parish tuition to parishioners of all Catholic churches. March 15th from 2PM-3:30PM in the Church. We are located at: EASTER EGG HUNT: 31500 Beechwood St Garden City, 48135 All children of the parish are invited to an Easter egg hunt on Palm Sunday (March 29th) following the 11:00AM Mass. Meet Have your child shadow our students for a day. in the Resurrection room after Mass (around 12:00) if you would Please contact us at 734-425-9771 to schedule a day or like to participate. We will not begin until most of the parking www.srsgc.org for further information. has cleared from Mass. This is for children who are 11 years old or younger. I will need some teen volunteers to help hide the eggs. Please let me know if you can help out! 2015 St. Raphael School Auction Fundraiser Peace and God’s blessings, Mrs. Julie Ryan Exciting preparations are being planned for our April 25, 2015 734-673-2121 E-mail: [email protected] “God Bless America” themed School Auction Fundraiser. Last year, this festive evening brought together 295 members of our school, parish and surrounding community. In addition to supplementing some of the school’s operating budget, our Auction Fundraiser helps raise funds to support technology and related facility improvements which are needed to help keep our children here at St. Raphael School growing in Friendship, Knowledge and God’s Spirit! Tickets will be on sale soon! You don’t want to miss out on an amazing night of fun while helping our school children. WE are seeking gift cards, restaurant gifts certificates or if you own a business, theater/concert tickets, vacation condos or you know St. Raphael Booster Club someone who does and you wish to help in anyway, please 1st Annual Golf Outing contact: Lisa or Mike Choi, Auction Chairpersons Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just a weekend duff [email protected]. male or female come join us on June 13th 2015 at Fellows If anyone has extra baskets just sitting around your home and Creek Golf Club in Canton, MI for the Booster Club’s 1st annual you wish to donate them it would be most appreciated. You can golf outing. There will be lots of fun, food, friendship, drinks and drop them off at the School or Parish Office during normal prizes. For more information or to RSVP contact: business hours! Phil Kosta - 734.968.5364 or [email protected] Thank you for your continued support. Scott Mykrantz – 734.776.7382 or [email protected] God Bless our children and St. Raphael Catholic School!

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ST THOMAS THE APOSTLE LITURGICAL MINISTERS ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE PARISH For the Weekend of March 21 & 22, 2015 31530 Beechwood Altar Garden City, MI 48135 Sacristans Lectors Extra-Ordinary www.thomastheapostle.org Ministers Servers PARISH OFFICE 734-427-1533 Saturday, John Wooster Dee Sulkowski C. Stec Alayna Kondraciuk Fax 734-956-6810 March 21 D. Kaetz Breanna Santos General or bulletin email [email protected] 4:30 PM M. Berryman K. Genaw Rev. Raymond H. Lewandowski, M.Div. MA., Pastor Rev. Mr. Fred Burrell, Deacon V. Worosz Rev. Mr. Leon “Skip” Rodgers, Deacon Cindy Portis, Christian Services Director & Bookkeeper Sunday, Gail Cozzaglio Tom Wilheim B. Prokop Amanda Mykrantz Margaret Furioso, Music Minister March 22 C. Endreszl George Sills Julie Ryan, Youth Minister 9:00 AM G. Cozzaglio Fran Arsenault, Parish Secretary S. Borrusch Debbie Fulan, Administrative Assistant

T. Moynahan RELIGIOUS FORMATION .734-425-5550 Carol Bregand, Director

Sunday, Laura Hershey Steve Kovaleski J. Sanregret Joey McKissick ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. 734-425-9771 Katie Fotiu, Principal March 22 J. Maier Madilyn Roy Evelyn Griwicki, Secretary 11:00 AM B.J. Maier Aaron Parmugas D. Lobb FINANCE COUNCIL Liz Santeiu Joann Shea T. Aula Deacon Skip Rodgers G. Aula PARISH COUNCIL & COMMISSIONS Pat Moynahan Bob Paul Mike Weldon Joe Weglarz Mike Kelley Dan Lobb Readings for the week of Thursday Joseph, Spouse of the Carrie Collins Bob Prokop March 15, 2015 Blessed Mary Sunday Fourth Sunday of Lent 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16; Ps 89; Vicariate Representative Mike Kelley 2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23; Ps 137; Rom 4:13, 16-18, 22; Eph 2:4-10; Jn 3:14-21 Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24a or Lk 2:41-51a PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Monday Is 65:17-21; Ps 30; Friday Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Ps 34; Athletic Director Jn 4:43-54 Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 Dan Wickett - [email protected] Booster Club Tuesday , Saturday Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7; Phil Kosta - [email protected] and Scott Mykrantz Ez 47:1-9, 12; Ps 46; Jn 5:1-16 Jn 7:40-53 Parish Nursing Wednesday Saint Cyril of Sunday Fifth Sunday of Lent Contact Parish Center Office 734-427-1533 , Bishop and Doctor of Jer 31:31-34; Ps 51; Heb 5:7-9; LITURGIES the Church Jn 12:20-33 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Is 49:8-15; Ps 145; Jn 5:17-30 Friday, 8:30 a.m. Saturday 4:30 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

St. Thomas the Apostle Parish First Saturday Memorial HOLYDAY LITURGIES Consult schedule in bulletin Deceased Members of Balawajder Family In Memory of Jenny Kushnir SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Loving Memory of June & Steven Blair The Ludtke & Hodkinson Families Saturday: 3:00 P.M. Mary Lou Burrell Memory of Madeline, Frank & Michael Mangold SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Deceased Members of Brudzynski Family Larry Medley, Vitale & Rottero Family Infant Baptisms are held on the second Sunday of each Health of the Brudzynski Family Deceased Members Of Moroni & Milne Families month. Please contact the parish office to make In Memory of Sgt. Bryan Burgess, KIA 11-9-06 In Loving Memory of Jerry Moynahan arrangements at least one month prior to the desired date of Butka & Wojtkowiak Families, Living & Deceased In Loving Memory of Arthur Nidzgorski Baptism. Couples may make arrangements for Baptisms Soul of My Wife, Helen Ciciora Souls of Madeline & Leonard Olszewski prior to the birth of the child. At least one parent must be Liv & Dec Friends/Family of Tommy & Barbara In Loving Memory of Anthony Pawlak Catholic and must be a member of St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Community for at least 3 months prior to request. A Cockrum Deceased Members of Tom Pawlowski Family baptism class is required to take. Soul of William Cozzaglio In Loving Memory of Richard Peltz Souls of William & Gloria Cozzaglio Souls of Edward & Irene Preba SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples seeking to be married at St. Thomas the Apostle Deceased of Dryovage & Naughton Families Living & Deceased Members of Prokop Family Parish should contact the parish priest at least seven months Loving Memory Of Madeline Gebauer Deceased of Rockman & St. Louis Families prior to the desired date of marriage. Both members of the In Memory of Connie Gorny In Memory of Irwin Sageman party must be free to marry, at least one must be baptized Deceased Members of Grezesik & Stowik Family Memory of Anna & Peter Schiller Catholic and a registered member of the St. Thomas the Deceased Members of Roy Guilbault Family Soul of Melissa Ann Sturm, Grand-daughter Apostle Parish Community. Only the parish priest may Deceased of J. Hayes & J. Wroblewski Family Loving Memory of Richard Szuba confirm a date for a wedding at St. Thomas the Apostle Parish. Memory of Arthur Hill Memory of Bob, Millie & Judy Warner Loving Memory of Don Kirchoff