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Saint Francis of Assisi Parish - Lending Library Catalog (Last Updated 3-26-09) Title Author ShelfCat 1 Corinthians Mruphy-O'Connor, Jerome bst 101 Most-Asked Questions about Liturgy, The Wagner, Nick ltu 12 Steps -- a Way Out, The Friends in Recovery rec/q 12 Steps for Adult Children*, The Friends in Recovery rec 201 Inspirational Stories of the Eucharist Proctor, Patricia pas 365 Children's Prayers Watson, Carol prb/c 3rd Serving of Chicken Soup for the Soul, A Canfield, Jack pas A Do-It-Yourself Retreat Hogan, Joseph pas Abandonment to Divine Providence de Caussade, Jean-Pierre pas Abbey of Gethsemane, The Aprile, Dianne voc/q Abide in Christ Murray, Andrew pas Abolition of Man, The Lewis, C. S. soc About Love Pieper, Josef phi Vaughn, Frances and Walsh, Roger Accept This Gift (Editors) poe Active Imagination Hannah, Barbara psy Acts of the Apostles, The Barclay, William bst Saint Francis of Assisi Parish - Lending Library Catalog (Last Updated 3-26-09) Title Author ShelfCat Acts of the Apostles, The Haenchen, Ernst bst Acts of the Apostles, The Johannes Munck (Translator) bst/r Addiction & Grace [Leader's guide & textbook] May, Gerald G. rec Addiction and Grace May, Gerald G. rec Addictive Personality, The Nakken, Craig rec Adult Children of Alcoholics Woititz, Janet Geringer rec Advent and Christmas with Thomas Merton Bauer, Judith and Cleary, John (Editors) adv Advent Thirst…Christmas Hope Constance, Anita M. adv Adventure Inward Kelsey, Morton T. psy After Nine Hundred Years Congar OP, Yves chs Against the Gods Bernstein, Peter L soc Aging Nouwen, Henri & Gaffney, Walter J. psy Ahead of All Parting Rilke, Rainer Maria poe Sunderland, Ronald H. and Shelp, Earl AIDS and the Church E. min AIDS and the Sleeping Church Hoffman, Patricia L. soc AIDS Pastoral Care Connolly, Sean hea Saint Francis of Assisi Parish - Lending Library Catalog (Last Updated 3-26-09) Title Author ShelfCat Sunderland, Ronald H. and Shelp, Earl AIDS, a Manual for Pastoral Care E. min AIDS: Self-care Manual Eds.: Moffatt, Speigel, Parrish, Helquist hea AIDS—Health Services at the Crossroads Robert Wood Johnson Fnd. hea AIDS—the Spiritual Dilemma Fortunato, John E. hea AIDS—the Ultimate Challenge Kubler-Ross, Elisabeth hea Album, An Prayer for the Persecuted Church pas/v Alfred Delp's Prison Writings Delp, Alfred pas All Shall Be Well Llewelyn, Robert pas All the Days of Lent Recker, Colane len All You Who Labor Wyszynski, Stefan com Alone of All Her Sex Warner, Marina mar Alone with the Alone Maloney, George A. pas Alphabet of Grace, The Buechner, Frederick pas Alternative Futures for Worship, Vol 4 Fink, Peter (Editor) ltu Alternative Futures for Worship, Vol 6 Cowan, Michael (Ed.) ltu Amazing Grace for Mothers Cavins, Emily and Armstrong, Patti maf Saint Francis of Assisi Parish - Lending Library Catalog (Last Updated 3-26-09) Title Author ShelfCat Ambrose Ramsey, Boniface chs American Catholic, The Greeley, Andrew M. chs Anam Cara O'Donohue, John phi Anarchy of Feeling, The Schneiders, Alexander A. psy Anatomy of the Catholic Church, The Noel, Gerard cdc Anatomy of the New Testament Spivey, Robert A. and Smith, D. 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William J. com Anthology of Christian Mysticism Egan, Jarvey D. pas Apocalypse, The Collins, Adela Yarbro bst Apocalyptic -- Ancient and Modern Russell, D. R. bst Apologies, Good Friends Deedy, John bio Apostle Paul, The Johnson, Luke Timothy bst/a Apostle St. Thomas in the City of Mylapore, The De Andrade, A Pereira sts Apostle, The Duvall, Robert (Producer) pas/v Apostolic Renewal Zimmer, Fr. Luke bst Apparitions of Our Lady at Medjugorje, The Kraljevic, Svetozar, mar Approach to Calvary van Zeller, Dom Hubert pas Saint Francis of Assisi Parish - Lending Library Catalog (Last Updated 3-26-09) Title Author ShelfCat Approach to Penance van Zeller, Dom Hubert pas Aquinas—God and Action Burrell, David B., sts Archeology of the Bible: Book by Book Cornfeld, Gaalyah bst Archeology of the Land of the Bible 10,000 - 586 BCE Mazar, Amihai bst Are You Out There, God? McGeady, Sr. Mary Rose maf Are You Running With Me, Jesus? 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Theophile sfc Assisi Pilgrimage Feister, John (Producer) sfc/v At Home With the Word 1997 Tambasco, Anthony J. ltu At Home With the Word 1998 Myers, Susan ltu At Home With The Word, 1995 Bohen, Marian ltu At That Time Wilde, James A. (Editor) lty At the Root of this Longing Flinders, Carol Lee wom Atlas of the Bible Lands Hamond, Inc bst/q Saint Francis of Assisi Parish - Lending Library Catalog (Last Updated 3-26-09) Title Author ShelfCat Augustine and the Catechumenate Harmless SJ, William sac Augustine of Hippo Brown, Peter bio Augustine's Quest of Wisdom Bourke, Vernon J. rct Autobiography of a Hunted Priest, The Gerard, John nrf Autobiography of Saint Therese of Lisieux, The Beevers, John (Translator) sts Autobiography of St. Ignatius of Loyola, The O'Callaghan, Joseph F. (Translator) sts Autobiography of St. Teresa of Avila, The St. Teresa of Avila sts Autobiography of St. Therese of Lisieux, An St. Therese of Lisieux bio Awake in the Spirit Pennington, M. 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  • St. Francis De Sales ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

    St. Francis De Sales ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

    St. Francis de Sales ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 4268 Lime Street, Riverside, CA 92501 • Phone: (951) 686.4004 • Fax: (951) 686.3948 Español: (951) 683.6204 • www.stfrancisdesales-riverside.com Our Parish is Served by the Consolata Missionaries (IMC) Pastor: Fr. Louis Abdoo, Vicar: Fr. Joseph Kim Deacon: Joseph Marino The Sacraments Matrimony: By appointment only, at least SIX MONTHS in advance. Must consult a Priest prior to setting a date. Confirmation: This is a multi-year program. Please contact the Directors of Religious Education of English or Spanish (see page 7 for list of phone numbers). Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday: 3:45 - 4:45 PM Baptism: Baptisms are celebrated every last Saturday each month at 10:00 AM. You must call the Parish Office first regarding requirements and for preparation classes. Religious Education of Children: This is a multi-year program of Religious Education. Please call the Directors of Religious Education of English or Spanish. (see page 7 for list of phone numbers) Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA): Adults inquiring about Baptism, First Eucharist or Confirmation, please call Rolando Gaza. Liturgical Celebrations SUNDAY EUCHARIST - MASS Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM Sunday 7:00*, 9:00, 11:30 AM (English) and 5:00* PM (Español) WEEKDAY EUCHARIST - MASS Monday-Saturday 7:00* AM * = Livestreamed via Facebook EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Thursday 7:30am- 8:00pm BULLETIN DEADLINE: Monday 12:00 PM Now follow us on Facebook at/Síganos en Facebook: www.facebook.com/stfrancisdesalesriverside From the Pastor's desk… page 2 March 1, 2021 Our Mission We, the Church of St.