November 1st
All Saints Day
31st Sunday of Ordinary Time
Dominicans & Deacons Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P. Pastor Intentions for the Week Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. Parochial Vicar Fr. Victor Cavalli, O.P. (In Residence) Mon 11/02 7:00AM †Ricardo Rodriguez Fr. David Farrugia, O.P. (In Residence) 8:15AM †Gloria Lazaro (B) Br. Gregory Liu, O.P. (Student Brother) Tues 11/03 7:00AM †Bruno Slaviero 8:15AM †All Souls Deacon Errol Kissinger Wed 11/04 7:00AM †Ricardo & Virgil Rodriguez Deacon John Flanagan (Retired) 8:15AM †Arturo Oriel Thur 11/05 7:00AM †Clifford Donley 8:15AM Theresa Lee (T) Schedule of Masses
Fri 11/06 7:00AM Rose Ursua (B) Weekdays: 7:00AM, 8:15AM 8:15AM Consuelo Ingle (T) Saturday: 8:15AM only Sat 11/07 8:15AM For all the deceased Dominicans Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:30PM Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:45AM, 12:30PM (English/Spanish), Intentions for next Sunday 5:30PM (Youth) Sat 11/07 5:30PM For all the deceased Knights of Fr. Vilarrasa Council 1st Sunday of Month: Sun 11/08 7:30AM †Mary Navarette 3PM (Vietnamese Mass) 9:00AM For the People of the Parish Last Saturday of the Month: 10:45AM †For all deceased Dominicans 8:15AM (Special Needs Family Mass) with 12:30PM †Donna Lee Boling fellowship in the parish hall to follow. 5:30PM †Jack Hayes
Legend: († ) Memorial (H) Health Reconciliation (A) Anniversary (B) Birthday (T) Thanksgiving Saturdays: 4:00-5:00PM in the church or by appointment.
St. Dominic’s Catholic Church 475 East I Street - Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-7220 www.stdombenicia.org @STDOMBENICIA
UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS Pastor’s Corner All Saints Day Nov. 1st Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, (Daylight Savings Ends, Set Clocks Back)
GIFT “Beloved” Series Week 4 As you may have noticed th approaching the Church, the tree Nov. 6 , 7PM on the property where the new In the Parish Hall rectory is to be built has been Cemetery Mass with Refreshments to Follow taken down. This means the new Nov. 7th, 9:30AM rectory process has officially East 5th/Hillcrest Ave. started! I know some may be Managing Grief During the Holidays saddened by the loss of the tree, th but I did give it one last hug. Also, Nov. 7 , 11AM-1PM please know a recent study in the In the Parish Hall scientific journal Nature revealed Knights of Columbus Breakfast there are 3,000,000,000,000 Nov. 8th, 8AM-Noon (trillion) trees on earth. This In the Parish Hall number is seven times more than previously believed. Veterans Day– Parish Office Closed The next steps in our new Rectory Building Project is to finish Nov. 11th the permitting and bidding process. Check out the blurb in this bulletin to learn more and find out how you can support St. Catherine’s Auxiliary/Catholic Charities Luncheon this project. Nov. 11th, 12PM In the Parish Hall Our Moms’ Ministry is off to a strong start, over 30 women attended the first discussions last week of their Walking With Eucharistic Minister Retreat Purpose Book. If you missed the events, reach out to Erin Nov. 14th, 9AM-12PM Jacobs ([email protected]) on how to catch up for In the Parish Hall Part 2. Books and study guides are still available. St. Dominic School Auction/Dancing with the Stars
Nov. 14th, 5PM Finally, I would like to thank all who volunteered and attended Benicia Clock Tower our 2015 Ministry Fair and signed up for one or more of our ministries. Your generosity is inspiring. We have close to 30 Moms’ Ministry Book Discussion Part 2 ministries here at St. Dominic’s that allow our large Nov. 20th 11AM– Noon worshipping community to break into smaller, more intimate In the Siena Room groups around a common mission. If you did not get a chance to sign up to volunteer at the fair, I would strongly Dominican Discernment Weekend Nov. 20-22nd encourage you research everything St. Dominic’s has to offer St. Albert’s Priory in Oakland, CA and find a program that speaks to the gifts you've been given
and offer them up in some small way to make a difference. A See blurbs in this bulletin for more details complete listing of our ministries can be found online at www.stdombenicia.org/complete -ministry-list/. Are you interested in joining the Catholic Church? The Memorial Mass 2015 Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults, RCIA, is a pro- God bless, gram for people interested in exploring and possibly Fr. Jerome The Lazarus Ministry of St. Dominic’s is holding a joining the Catholic Church. “Memorial” for the families and friends of our
Adults wishing to enter the Catholic Church typically parishioners who have died since All Souls’ Day, receive the sacraments of Baptism (unless baptized in 2014. another Christian faith), Confirmation, and the Holy EucharistAltar at Easter. Serving Our new program has started. A solemn reading of their Feel free to join in at any time. All are welcome! RCIA names will be recited Newmeets Altar every Servers Tuesday Meeting evening will at 7PM in the Siena during the 10:45AM Mass today, Nov. 1st. All takeRoom. place It is Novembernot necessary 3rd to sign7PM up. Please contact Sally at 707-731-7933 for more information. Saints Day. in the Church. Welcoming any child 4th grade and up that would like to Refreshments will be serve with us during the Mass. Overview and Training served in the Mary Magdalene Room located on the Provided. Email [email protected] 1st Floor of the Ministry Center following the Mass. Br. Gregory: Prayers for All Saints & All Souls
The first week of November is a liturgically jam-packed week. Immediately after we celebrate all the saints in heaven on All Saints Day (Nov. 1), we remember all the beloved deceased on All Souls Day (Nov. 2). In fact, the universal Church prays for all the souls of the faithfully departed throughout the entire month of November with extra fervor and intensity, so that through the mercy of God, they may soon enter into His eternal glory. How do we understand the Catholic custom of praying for the deceased? I believe we can approach this from a few angles. First, the tradition of praying on behalf of the dead predates Christianity. It is not only ancient but scriptural. In the second century BC, the Jewish leader, priest, and heroic warrior, Judas Maccabeus, championed the cause of the Jewish nation against their Greek oppressors. After winning a battle, he offered sacrifice for the sins of the fallen Jewish soldiers. We can find an account of this in the Second Book of Maccabees,
“Turning to supplication, [the soldiers] prayed that the sinful deed might be fully blotted out… [Judas Maccabeus] then took up a collection among all his soldiers… which he sent to Jerusalem to provide for an expiatory sacrifice. In doing this he acted in a very excellent and noble way, inasmuch as he had the resurrection in mind; for if he were not expecting the fallen to rise again, it would have been superfluous and foolish to pray for the dead. But if he did this with a view to the splendid reward that awaits those who had gone to rest in godliness, it was a holy and pious thought. Thus he made atonement for the dead that they might be absolved from their sin.” (2 Mc 12:42–46)
This passage shows clearly that our predecessors in faith already had the hope of a glorious resurrection. Furthermore, in their love towards the deceased countrymen, they asked God to forgive their sins, so that the deceased may be worthy to share God’s splendid reward. Our faith tells us the love of Jesus Christ is so real and so strong that it transcends life and death. Likewise, as Christians, our love for brothers and sisters in Christ also transcends life and death. In addition, our Church is so vast that it is not only made up by the members living in this world, but it is also consisted of those who are already living in God’s eternal blessedness in heaven, as well as those who are undergoing purification in the purgatory. For these reasons, just as the saints do not stop praying for us because they already precede us in heaven, we do not stop praying for our deceased loved ones because they are no longer with us in this world. Out of our love for these brothers and sisters who yearn to soon see God face to face, we are called to offer to God our prayer and supplication on their behalf. Because of this love, God will grant them the forgiveness of their sins, so that they may soon enter into the fullness of the life of the Holy Trinity. In fact, in every Mass, after the consecration of bread and wine, we commemorate all the deceased members of the Christian family. In addition, we may also offer Masses and our own private prayers, such as the rosary, for our loved ones who passed on before us. The Catholic tradition of praying for the dead shows that in the mystical body of Christ, we are all inextricably connected to each other. The merit and love of one member has a positive impact on the whole. Our Catholic faith is so much more than the relationship between Jesus and me. Rather, it is this web of love linking God, the entire Christian community, and myself. It is precisely because of this, we have the hope that we and our loved ones will one day all be enwrapped by the never ending cycle of love of the Blessed Trinity. ~Br. Gregory Liu, O.P.
Single Catholic men in their 20s and 30s are invited to attend a Come and See Discernment Weekend at St. Albert the Great Priory, our Dominican house of studies in Oakland, California. Since our first one on November 6-8 is already full, we have added a second one: November 20-22. Don’t miss this great opportunity to pray, learn about Dominican life, and meet our student brothers, novices, and their formators. Space is limited! To register, contact Fr. Stephen Maria Lopez, O.P., Director of Vocations, at [email protected] or 510-638-8722.
Ministry Contacts Please only contact people on this list for the service they represent.
Alpha Pregnancy Resource Center: Cathy 707-428-3300
Altar Servers: Shawn Carter and Fr. Corwin [email protected] or 925-250-0193
Catholics Returning Home: [email protected]
In addition to the 7 Week Grief Series that is currently St. Catherine’s Auxiliary: Jackie Ho 707-745-2729 running, Deacon Ray Hemenway of Redding, CA will
Consolation Ministry: Joanne Flanagan 707-747-9416 return for a special event!
Dominican Laity: Mark Peters 707-747-5311 Deacon Ray Hemenway presents: Mark Lazzaro 510-750-8246 “Managing Grief During the Holidays” [email protected] Saturday, November 7th
Donut Ministry: Eleanor Santos 11AM-1PM in the Parish Hall [email protected] “I am continuously called to conversion by my service to
Eucharistic Ministers: [email protected] the poor and the suffering. I am drawn to serve those in most need and those traumatized in grief and sorrow and
Friends in Faith (formerly Singles): [email protected] they in turn have been my inspiration.” ~Deacon Ray
Garden of Hope/ Bible Study: Jude Potter 707-745-4914 No matter how long it’s been since the loss, or event, & Bridget DeMers 707-746-8108 has occurred, it’s common to struggle to find healing. This talk is open to all who seek a path to peace and a Helping Hands: Amber Leighwood 707-280-6878 return to joy this season. [email protected]
Guadalupana: Patricia Chavez 707-642-4513 Deacon Ray Hemenway, is a professional chaplain for
Knights of Columbus: Pat Fitzgerald 707-853-1978 Mercy Hospice in Redding, and an ordained deacon. [email protected]
For more information contact the Consolation Ministry by Lazarus Ministry: Ann Espinosa 707-745-0640 emailing [email protected] or contact Linda Watson 707-745-0334 JoAnn Flanagan at 707-747-9416. Lectors: [email protected]
Legion of Mary: Jim. Werder 707-853-3107 Al. Williams 707-297-6338
Life Abortion Alternative: 642-5001 www.VallejoLAAM.org St. Vincent de Paul
Moms Ministry/Walking with Purpose: Erin Jacobs SVDP Food Pantry Needs [email protected]
Prayer Line: Kathy: [email protected] or Christina: 707-745-3575 Please help stock our pantry. We are always in need of peanut butter, jelly, Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Ministry: Hamburger Helper, Tuna Helper, pasta Shirley Cortez 707-208-2004 mixes, cereal, mayonnaise and tuna. Laura Batts 707-649-0603 Thank you!!
RCIA: Shannon Carter 707-980-1296 [email protected] If you are in need of food or assistance with rent, Respect Life Ministries: Jude Potter 707-745-4914 temporary living arrangements, and/or utilities please call St. Dominic Cemetery: Barbara Everingham 319-2465 the SVdP Food Pantry at 707-746-1773 and leave a
St. Vincent de Paul: Kristine Passalacqua message. God Bless You.
Kathy Campos For those that would like to support the fire victims you [email protected] are welcome to write a check to St. Vincent de Paul and
Ushers: Richard Montgomery, Sr. 707-745-9256 include with your weekly envelope, simply mark Fire [email protected] Victims in the memo of the check. Thank you!
Year End Tax Planning Little Disciples Co-Op As it’s nearing the end of 2015, Are you parents of young children ages 1-4 years check the status of your year-to- old? Would you like to attend Mass without “the date parish donations by creating a littles” in tow periodically? A group of moms are My Own Church account. looking to form a childcare co-op
during the 9AM Mass!
Beginning in January we’d like to Simply go to the parish website, www.stdombenicia.org, and click the green My Own Church button near the top. offer the option to drop off small children ages 1-4 years in the Then follow these easy Ministry Center at 8:45AM so that steps: you may enjoy the fullness of the 1) Click New User? 9AM Mass, then reclaim them after Mass for 2) Select St. Dominic’s fellowship in the Parish Hall. In order for this to work Catholic Church we need a list of interested parents with a 3) Complete your personal information commitment to trade-off serving these littlest disciples 4) Click Submit Registration Once we match your My Own with an hour of songs, learning and Godly play. Church registration to your database account, you will be emailed a temporary password. Please Complete Our Interest List Form on our 5) Log in to update your family information or check your website at the following URL: donations by clicking on the My Offering tab and then clicking Giving History. http://www.stdombenicia.org/little-disciples-co-op/
You can also print your own year-end tax statements, so sign up for My Own Church today. Knights of Columbus Cooking Breakfast Catholic HS Open Houses Your Fr. Vilarrasa Council Knights of Columbus invite you to share a Harvest Breakfast Next Sunday is Open House Weekend for Several Sunday, November 8th Catholic High Schools in the Area. in the Parish Hall from 8AM to 12:30 PM. Go and see for yourself the difference a Catholic Education provides for your child. Besides the usual made-to- order omelettes and all the Carondelet High School Open House side goodies of sausage, Sunday, November 1st. 2PM-4PM pancakes, fresh fruit, juices, 1133 Winton Drive, Concord coffee and tea, our fair
For more information, please contact Jessica Ladies of the Council will be Mix [email protected] or call providing homemade 925-686-5353 seasonal breakfast breads as they have in past years.
De La Salle High School’s Open House Sunday, November 1st, from 10AM to Noon. Adults-$9 1130 Winton Drive, Concord Seniors(65+)-&8
Please join us for this annual opportunity to Kids(7-13)-$5 tour the facilities, meet faculty and students, and explore Kids(<7)-Eat Free curriculum and activities.
As part of our collaboration with St. St. Patrick-St. Vincent Open House Vincent de Paul during this start of the Sunday, November 1st, from 1PM- giving season, we will take $1 off every 3:30PM breakfast price for a simple donation of 1500 Benicia Road, Vallejo 2 canned or package food goods for SPSV.org or [email protected] SVdP's pantry.
More Tickets Have Been Made Available! Don’t’ Miss Seeing A Priest, A Knight, Staff & Parents Dancing for Catholic Education! Purchase Tickets Online Today!
The largest St. Dominic School fundraiser of the year is taking place November 14th and the entire parish is invited to join in the fun.
This year's theme, Dancing with the Stars, includes a couple from each grade competing for the disco ball and funds for their student's class. Not to be left out, Fr. Jerome is competing with a school mom and half of their donations will go to the Parish!
Save the date, visit the website, and please vote for another successful year for our students. Each vote costs $10.00 and voting is already live!
Event Sponsorships available starting at $200 (includes advertising in auction program)
Event tickets at $45
Donations for Silent or Live Auction items are also gratefully accepted.
www.SDSauction.com for details, tickets & voting!
Eucharistic Ministers Retreat
Attention All Eucharistic Ministers, including those that serve at the week day masses. ..It’s Retreat Time!
Please mark your calendars for Saturday, November 14th for our annual retreat from 9:0AM to 12:00PM in the Parish Hall.
Interested in becoming a Eucharistic Minister? Please contact Joe & Joann Talken at [email protected]
St. Vincent de Paul Giving Tree Workshops SVdP Giving Tree Workshop is November 10th at 7:30PM in the Mary Magdalene Room.
Please come and help St. Vincent de Paul assemble the ornaments and write out the labels to go on the ornaments.
This is a perfect opportunity to earn some volunteer hours. Come, join the fun & fellowship as you help us with the Giving Tree. St. Catherine’s Auxiliary Fall Luncheon
MARK YOUR CALENDAR! St. Catherine’s Auxiliary, the fundraising arm of Catholic Charities, is having their Fall Luncheon on Wednesday, November 11th at Noon in the Parish Hall. We are looking for new members, donations and attendees. If you have any questions concerning our organization or would like to make a reservation for the luncheon, please call Arlinda Watson at 745-0334. Moms’ Ministry Tickets are $10.00 per person. Thank you for your support! We hope you can join us. Thank you so much to all of the amazing women that came out for our first discussion on Walking with Purpose, Sacrament Prep Seven Priorities that Make Life Work. It was an inspiring event of fellowship and faith. Sacraments If you missed Part 1 and want to join us
Reconciliation: Sat. 4-5PM or by appointment. for Part 2, email Erin Jacobs at [email protected] and catch up Adult Baptism, Confirmation, Anointing of the Sick, with a study guide at home. Books are still Communion Calls: Please call the Parish Office. available for pick up in the Parish Office for $5. Marriage: Please call 12 months in advance; family The discussions of the book continues with 2 more group must be registered parishioners. events in November and December.
Children’s Sacraments: We encourage parents to Next Discussion Dates: inquire about Baptism and attend two classes (offered th November 17 , 7PM (Part 2) monthly) before the birth of a child. For Baptism & First November 20th ,11AM– 12:15PM (Part 2) Eucharist scheduling contact Debi Thurin at December 1st, 7PM (Part 3) 707-335-4688 or [email protected]. December 4th , 9-10:30AM (Part 3)
It’s Time New Rectory Building at 436 East I Street
Answering the Needs of Today.
Respond now and help to:
Convert 3,000 square feet of the current rectory into new meeting spaces, offices, and storage for the parish and school use. Move all of our parish staff into one building for effective ministry work. Begin supporting additional ministry meeting requirements and grow with the needs of the parish community. Build an accessible new rectory for our Dominicans.
We appreciate your participation in meeting our community needs at St. Dominic’s Catholic Church. Please respond to this invitation by taking the Adoration Needs following actions: I/We donate/pledge a gift from the ______family We invite you to come and visit the Lord in our in the amount of $______to help us reach our goal. Adoration Chapel. Enclosed is $______and the remainder of my pledge will be Our current adoration needs are: paid over a period of ______months.
Saturday (2nd and 4th) 12PM Call Jude Potter 707-745-4914 Please return this section with your gift. For questions contact Fr. Jerome in person, 707-335-4668, or by email at [email protected]. Thursday 3PM Call Rori Basilo 707-7481
Adult Faith Formation Diaper Drive for LAAM
A Journey through the Catechism LAAM (Life Abortion Alternative Ministries) of the Catholic Church – Part Two Needs Your Help with a Diaper Drive For those who completed their In honor of the final weekend of 40 Days for coursework on the Catechism of the Life at thisSunday’s Masses October 31st/ Catholic Church taken October 13— November 1st, please bring disposable diapers November 10, 2014, the Office of Faith to donate to LAAM Vallejo. Deposit them to the Formation will sponsor the completion right of the Altar, next to our Blessed Mother, of the catechism coursework in the (where our giving tree typically months of January and April stands). They will then be 2016. The schedules of classes are delivered to LAAM at 1505 presented below. To be admitted to Tennessee St., Vallejo. the remaining sessions, please contact Deacon Errol Kissinger, Director of We can help the mothers in Religious Education at St. Dominic’s active prayer by donating Church, Benicia (707) 335-4674 or by diapers - sizes 3, 4 and 5 are email at [email protected]. what are most needed. Diapers can be very expensive and women that are often rejected by Catechism Pillar: Life in Christ family and friends find themselves overwhelmed Session 1 Dignity of the Human Person with unexpected costs. 01-11-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Siena Room Call Esther Silva at 477-2032 if you have any 01-13-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Room questions regarding this diaper drive or you may
contact Christie Price at 642-5001 at LAAM Vallejo Session 2 Virtues, Sin, Grace and Justification 01-18-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Siena Room if you are in need of services or have additional 01-20-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Room questions about LAAM itself.
Session 3 Morality and Social Doctrine 01-25-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Siena Room 01-27-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Room Teen Confirmation YR II Confirmation Session 4 The Ten Commandments There will be a YR II small group 02-01-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Siena Room gathering this evening, November 02-03-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Room 1st and again on Sunday,
November 8th from 6:45-8PM at
the small group locations. Catechism Pillar: Christian Prayer Parent(s) are encouraged to attend these two gatherings. Session 1 Called to Prayer 04-11-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Parish Hall YR II Confirmation Retreat 04-13-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Room The YR II confirmation retreat will take place on Saturday, November 14th. Teens, please meet in Session 2 Styles of Prayer and Prayer Guides front of St. Dominic's School by 8:30AM to check-in 04-18-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Parish Hall and load buses. We will return between 9:30-10PM 04-20-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Room that evening to the same location.
Session 3 The Lord’s Prayer YR I Confirmation 04-25-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Parish Hall There will be a YR I small group gathering on 04-27-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Room Thursday, November 5th from 7PM-8PM at the small group locations. *These classes meet the requirements for SDS parent Questions: Please contact Lisa Toomey at Catechism hours. 335-4697 or by email at [email protected]
Please pray for the recovery of the sick PARISH OFFICE
www.stdombenicia.org listed in our Book of Intentions and the (707) 747-7220 following:
Bob Lerner Cristina O’Brien Pastor Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P Dawn Altobell Lisa Montgomery [email protected] Dorothy Szabo Mark Silva
Daniel Cooper Branson David King Parochial Vicar Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. Charlie Gallagher Jack Curran
[email protected] Amy Smith Michelle Christle
Ann Hansen Matthew Bidou Business Manager Teresa Stone, [email protected] Cyndi and Dan Wolke Charlie DeGrange Jennifer Figueira Monica Jaime Communications Erin Jacobs, Carolyn McKay Tom Mitchell [email protected] Susan Furey Gladys Haddad Henderson Family Al Rohleder Bookkeeper Lori Telepak-Compton, Leroy Howell Jeff Mues [email protected] Bernice Clark Mili McDermott
Ted Trias Scott Dziuban, Secretary Alisa Aquino, Marie Tscheekar Mary Carbullido-Anderson [email protected] Francis Tortosa Charlie White
Aurora Bareng Pete Raine OFFICE HOURS Brian Smith Scott Reeder Closed Mondays Peter Stewart James Werder Tuesday-Friday: 9AM-12PM, 1PM-4PM Fr. Kenneth Brown Lana Lagunera
Saturday: 10AM-1PM Sunday: 8:30AM-1PM Please remember the following
recently deceased parishioners (and
their families) in your prayers: OFFICE OF FAITH FORMATION
(707) 747-7240 Concepcion Gutierrez , Beverly Ramblas, Eileen Brennan, Director of RE Deacon Errol Kissinger 707-335-4674 Frances Fiore Wieber,
Rolito Iglesias, Patti Lewis, Admin. Assistant Joy Urbina 707-747-7240 Christine Block, Gino Martinucci,
James Wallace, Neil D’Ambrosi, Teen Confirmation
Javier Quiroz, John Galvan, & Special Liturgies Lisa Toomey 707-335-4697
Millicent Duvall, Maria Elena Perez,
Children’s Sacraments Debi Thurin 707-335-4688 Emilia Sanchez Aquillera, Rickey Henderson,
Michael Kennedy, Max Henry Schwarz, Tia Lorica, ST. DOMINIC’S YOUTH GROUP Karen DeNatale, Cathy Lerner, John “Jack” Hayes, (SDYG) Aurora Atinaja, Ricardo Santos, David Allen,
www.sdyg.wordpress.com Antonio Quejado, Jr., and Dr. Rodger Petrie.
(707) 747-7220 *sick and remembrances will be listed for a period of 3 Youth Minister Joe Lucero months respectfully [email protected]
A complete list of Ministry Contacts is available in the Parish Office.
ST. DOMINIC SCHOOL www.sdbenicia.org (707) 745-1266
Principal Katie Perata, [email protected]
ST. DOMINIC PRESCHOOL (707) 745-4430
Directors Janet Casarino & Tanya Sanchez Please patronize the following businesses owned by members of our parish community. Their contributions each week underwrite our Parish Bulletin. Thank you!
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
ATS Tax & Financial Solutions Tax Kristine Passalacqua Sac’s Tasty Hot Dogs Angels to your rescue! Returns/ QB Studio of Interior Design George & Karolyn Maichel 707-745-1040 StudioOfInteriorDesign.com 707-746-7123 2445 Springs Rd, VJO 707-642-2442
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
Buddahful Salon Law Offices Robert A. Schroth Smitten Flowers Amy Pappas, Owner/Stylist Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning Fresh flowers, free local delivery! 814 First St., 707-745-4409 707-745-0130 www.smittenflowers.com 707-722-7516
Care Network, LLC Mr. Lawn Garden Service Spiritual Direction, Katrina Cooper Home Care Services/Placement Referral Landscaping, Maintenance and Installation 707-748-7581 Parishioner 707-747-2720 / Carmen Haban 707-747-5273 Trained at Bread of Life in Sacramento 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
Fregosi & Co. Paints– Mike Fregosi Olson Realty, Inc. Up2Code Plumbing Concord, CA Kathleen McInerney Olson/Broker Owner Mike Pitta - 24 hour service 925-609-9925 707-745-3602 707-751-1714
Furniture Service & Repair Passalacqua Funeral Chapel Vincent R. Maher, Attorney at Law Charlie H. White, Design/Shopworking John Passalacqua/Greg Silva, Directors 724 Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533 707-746-0169 707-745-3130 Tel: 707-427-2800 / Fax: 707-427-2220
Gavin/Schreiner Insurance , Tom Gavin Piel Med. Aesthetics, INC. Warring & Assoc. Realtors Chartered Financial Consultant Rita Wergowske, RNC, CWS, FACCWS Bill/Diane Brokers/Owners 707-745-5626 Medical Aesthetician 707-745-3040 829 First St. 707-746-6990
Hamann Real Estate 513 First Street Reyes Electric Co. & Design LIC#32877 Tim and Jeannie Hamann/Broker-Owners Residential/ Commercial 707-747-9300 707-747-6818
Internet Marketing Management Svc LLC Richard Joyce, O.D. Optometrist Dennis Garvey– Owner Exams, Glasses, Contacts 707-746-7382 874 Southampton Rd. 707-745-6266
James M. McVeigh Certified Public Accountant For advertising opportunities here e-mail 707-746-5604 [email protected]
For professionally designed ads and placement in our new annual publication coming soon contact ejacobs@stdombenicia for more info.
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