Saint Luke Catholic Church Westport Ct

5 May 2019

Who we are and what we strive for... In the spirit of our Patron, Saint Luke, our Parish Mission is:
To be a welcoming and hospitable community to all;
To enrich the hearts, minds and lives of those who seek to grow as disciples of Jesus Christ in the Roman Religious Formation Office Catholic tradition; PHONE: 203-226-0729 • FAX: 203-226-5446 AINT UKE ARISH ENTER
To be faithful in prayer, in spiritual renewal, in S L P C stewardship and in compassionate outreach. 49 N. TURKEY HILL ROAD, WESTPORT, CT 06880 Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Mrs. Jacqueline Frusciante– Coordinator E-MAIL Parish Office : [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] PHONE - - FAX - - : 203 227 7245 • : 203 226 8063 – SAINT LUKE RECTORY Mrs. Jean Coleman Office Assistant 84 LONG LOTS ROAD, WESTPORT, CT 06880 Office Hours: M to F, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Youth Ministry Office PHONE: 203-981-8817 Monsignor Andrew G. Varga, D.Min.– Pastor Ms. Deb Toner, Youth Minister e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Reverend Udayakumar Xavariapitchai – P.V. e-mail: [email protected] Music Ministry Staff PHONE: 203-227-7245 Dr. Brian J. Kelly, Ph.D.– Deacon Mr. Leon Bernard – Minister of Music e-mail: [email protected] Mrs. Marguerite Hastings – Assistant Organist Mr. Lance C. Fredricks – Deacon e-mail: [email protected] Outreach Ministries Mrs. Judy Torska – Parish Secretary e-mail: [email protected] Ms. Mary Blake – Office Assistant (M & W) Sr. Maureen Fleming, SSND PHONE: 203-222-0478 – Lay Members of the Parish Corporation (“Trustees”) Coordinator of Pastoral Outreach Activities PHONE - - Mr. Edmund Bagnulo Deacon Lance C. Fredricks : 203 227 7245 – - Mrs. Joanne Landino Ministry to Sick, Elderly and Shut ins Pastoral Advisory Council Chair Mr. Edmund Bagnulo, Pro-Tem Pastoral Counseling Services PHONE - - Dr. Brian J. Kelly, Ph.D. : 203 373 9753 Parish Finance Council Chair ◊ Individual, Family and Marriage Mr. Joseph Nixon ◊ Certified in Neuro-Feedback Therapy

WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday, 5:30 pm Sunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am (Choir), 5:30 pm (Youth Singers) Children’s Liturgy of the Word at 9:00 am & 11:00 am Masses WEEKDAY MASS: 8:00 am, Monday through Saturday 8:00 am (plus 12:15 pm, Tu & Th in Lent) SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturday, 4:30 to 5:15 pm, or by appointment BAPTISMS AND WEDDINGS: Please call the Rectory Office; see our website for more information

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PRAYERS for the SICK Bud Adams, Teri Bass, Joy Beckwith, Patricia Bigge, Sister Dorothy Choyce, Mike Conway, Chris Crias, Claire Ford, Charlie French, Marie Garafolo, Kevin First of all this weekend, we congratulate our First Communicants and Garcia, Emma Gibbons, Marilyn Gilbert, Denis Habza, their families as they join us at the table of the Eucharist. We pray Paul Habza Sr., John Harney, Craig Heatter, Zsuzsa & that you will find great joy in receiving the Lord Jesus in the gift of Charles Huebner, Carol Kagdis, Marikate Kingston, himself to us each and every week for all your life long. It is Jesus Joan Kmiotek, Matthew Kokoszka, Vinnie Merolla, alone who can make of us one Body in himself, united in a “common Linus Nickel, Meribeth Nixon, Judy Noe, John Paul, (shared)-union” – a people of faith, hope and loving service to one Maria Helena Pinto, Monsignor Thomas Powers, another and to our world. God bless you always! Joanne Rogers, Teresa Sacouto, Paul & Jean Schiavone, Patricia Shapiro, Amanda Shark, Mary This weekend, we formally announce the Elizabeth Socci, Ann Sposito, Margie Tetreault, Jack Walters, Brad Weeks, and... General Phase of our participation in the diocesan “We Stand With Christ” campaign. we pray for those who put their lives in jeopardy on our behalf, service men and women, police, fire fighters At this point in time, I would believe that you and and first responders all Catholics in our Diocese have read about this effort in the Fairfield County Catholic newspaper Eternal rest that is mailed monthly to all parishioner homes. Grant unto them, o lord

There are three parish “tiers” in the campaign, two of which BOB ZARNIK have already taken place over more than a year’s time. The first Former Parishioner was a “pilot” phase that included 14 parishes reflecting the di- PATRICIA DUFFY versity of the diocese in location, ethnicity, and household in- comes. Within those 14, another tier included parishes that were MARIA SANDOLO seeking extraordinary funding for the construction of new build- Friend of Louise Demakis ings or critical infrastructure repairs. Thanks to your faithful support, we have been able to take care of construction and most major infrastructure needs (e.g., boilers, HVAC). The 2020 Mass Book We at Saint Luke were assigned to the third tier of the campaign, Has Arrived! numbering 67 parishes, and have been assigned a goal $1.107 The 2020 Mass Book is now available. million, which includes this year’s Annual Catholic Appeal. Please stop by at the Parish Office and We have made an excellent beginning in the “quiet” advance book your Masses for 2020. Please re- phase, receiving almost 75% of our goal from about 25 parish member that you can only book one households. After the ACA ($225,000) is deducted from the weekend Mass per month, so that we ac- total, 50% of all monies raised comes back to Saint Luke’s. commodate as many families as possible who would like to request a Mass on Sat- If we go over goal, 75% of the overage will be returned to us. urday night or Sunday. Please note also We’ll be sharing a lot more info with you in the coming days; that there are many Masses open for

check your mail for the descriptive materials later this week. 2019. Thanks for your understanding! Page 2 Parish Life and News PREBAPTISMAL WORKSHOP Our next session for parents who are Weekly Calendar preparing for the Baptism of their child May 5– May 12 will be Sunday, May 19, at 1:15 pm in the Robertson Room. Please note the change from the usual second Sunday Sunday, May 5 3rd Sunday of Easter 9:00 am Family Mass ...... Church because of Mother’s Day. Please call the Parish office 10:00 am Monthly Coffee Social ...... Community Room to register at 203-227-7245. 11:00 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word ...... Church 12:00 pm Free Blood Pressure Screening ...... Robertson Room PRAYER SHAWL Monthly Coffee Social ...... Community Room 12:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration until… MINISTRY 4:30 pm Benediction The Prayer Shawl Ministry meets Monday May 6 Mondays at 1:00 pm in the Robert- 1:00 pm Prayer Shawl Ministry ...... Robertson Room son Room. We make prayer shawls for those who are ill. Please join us! Tuesday May 7 If you know of someone ill or recovering from illness 10:30 am Faith Forum ...... Saint Cecilia Room please let us know so we can get one to you. Wednesday May 8 9::00 am Community Bible Study ...... Parish Center Mosaic Thursday May 9 7:30 pm Adult Choir ...... Church All women are invited to join in our Mosaic Program of Spirituality for Saturday, May 11 Women on Thursday Mornings at 10:00 8:30 am Men’s Group ...... Youth Room am. We are reading “The Strength of 5:30 pm CONFIRMATION ...... Church Her Witness” edited by Elizabeth Johnson. Sunday, May 12 4th Sunday of Easter 9:00 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word ...... Church 11:00 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word ...... Church 11:00 am Choir Mass ...... Church BIBLE STUDY Deacon Brian Kelly’s Bible study LOOKING AHEAD...

group will meet this week A l-o-n-g view of what’s coming up Tuesday, May 7. at Saint Luke Parish… MARK YOUR CALENDARS!! JOIN US!! FAITH FORUM May 14 New Horizons Lunch (NOTE: Date Change) The Faith Forum community of Pastoral Advisory Council Saint Luke will be on hiatus until “Open House” Meeting—All are welcome! the summer. May 19 AED (Defibrillator) Training Check the bulletin or website May 27 MEMORIAL DAY for the start date and topic. DO YOU KNOW? We have a group of needle work- ers who meet here at Saint Luke Church. The Fairfield County chapter of the Embroiderer’s Guild meet on the fourth Monday of the month in classrooms 7/8. If you are interested in joining them to learn new needlework skills, practice old ones and have camaraderie with like-minded needle workers stop by. Or if you would like more information about

this group or becoming a member please email us at: [email protected]. Religious Formation Page 3

textured story that speaks of Jesus' presence in the Eucha- rist and our commission to serve others as Jesus did. Last week we heard that Jesus appeared to the gathered disciples in a locked room, probably in Jerusalem. In to- day's Gospel, the disciples are no longer in Jerusalem; they are in Galilee, returning to their work of fishing. Simon Peter is still presented in the role of leader: when Upcoming: he announces that he is going fishing, the other disciples follow. They spend the night fishing but are unsuccess- Grade 8 Confirmation Rehearsal with Sponsors – meet in Church ful. Friday, May 10th – 6:00 pm Jesus calls to them from the shore, but just as when Jesus first appeared to Mary of Magdala, the disciples do not Confirmation recognize him immediately. Still, they follow the Saturday, May 11th – 5:30 pm stranger's instructions and bring in a large haul of fish. It Candidates and Sponsors meet in is at this point that one of the disciples (the “disciple whom Jesus loved”) realizes that Jesus is appearing to Community Room – 4:30 pm them. Upon hearing this news, Simon Peter leads the way again, jumping from the boat and swimming to shore. – Collection of Rice Bowls We will continue col- The other disciples follow in the boat, dragging the fish. lecting Rice Bowls this week. Please drop off dona- tions at Religious Formation Office.
The disciples have brought to shore a tremendous catch of fish that Jesus has directed them to find. But once on the shore, they see that Jesus has already prepared fish and THIS WEEKS’S GOSPEL - John 21:1-19 bread on a charcoal fire. Jesus directs the disciples to Jesus appears to the disciples for a third time after his Resur- bring their catch of fish as well. Jesus is host at the meal rection and shares a meal with them. that follows, feeding the disciples the bread and fish. In Background on the Gospel Reading this detail we see allusions to the miracle of the multipli- cation of the loaves and the fishes told in John 6. In Lectionary Cycle C, our Sunday Gospels are usually taken from the Gospel of Luke. The Gospels for the There are also allusions in the Gospel to our gathering for Easter Season, however, are taken from the Gospel of the celebration of the Mass. In the Eucharist, we too are John. Today's Gospel is one of the post-Resurrection fed by Jesus in the bread and wine that have become his appearances reported by John. Recall that in John's Gos- very Body and Blood. We also find in this story insight pel, Jesus appears first to Mary of Magdala, second to all about the Presentation of the Gifts at Mass. The gifts we of the disciples except Thomas, and finally to Thomas bring to the altar, bread and wine, are made from gifts that and the disciples (which we heard last Sunday). After God gave first to us: grain and grapes, the fruit of the those appearances, John's Gospel seems to conclude with earth. God has no need of anything further. Yet God ac- a reference to other signs that Jesus gave after his Resur- cepts the offering we bring—bread and wine, “the work rection, which have not been recorded. of human hands”—and transforms our offering into the gift of his very presence. Because it follows this apparent conclusion, most schol- ars believe today's Gospel passage (and all of John 21) to After the meal, Jesus directs himself to Simon Peter. The have been an addition to John's original text. Because community of John's Gospel probably looked down on there are significant differences between this report and Peter because of his denial of Jesus. This dialogue with the other appearances described in John's Gospel, it is Simon Peter is a reversal of Peter's three denials. Peter is quite likely that this story is from a different source. forgiven. Having been restored to friendship with Jesus, There are details in the story that recall Jesus' call to Si- Simon Peter is sent on a mission. “Feed my lambs ... mon Peter and the other fishermen as well as the miracu- Tend my sheep ... Feed my sheep.” These commands lous catch of fish (found in the Gospel of Luke, with par- indicate that Peter is to be as Jesus, even unto sacrificing allels in the other Synoptic Gospels). The end of the for the flock. As Jesus has fed Peter in this meal and as chapter, where Jesus asks Peter three times whether he Jesus feeds us in the Eucharist, so he also sends us to fol- loves him, most likely is meant to represent the reconcili- low him, asking that we offer our lives in service and sac- ation that occurred between the community represented rifice. by John's Gospel with the larger Christian community Sunday Connection-LoyolaPress To learn more go to www.findinggod.com represented by Peter. This Gospel reading is a rich and

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New to the area? Just moved in? FAMILY HOSPITALITY NOTES Get life in your new home off to a good
A television monitor is available in the hallway for fami- start! The priests of the parish would be lies whose child might be having a restless day that would happy to visit and bless your home and disturb other worshipers. your family. Just call the parish office (227-7245) to arrange a convenient
A baby-changing table is located in the handicapped time. lavatory.

These summaries are designed to coordinate with the textbooks that our students are using in their Religious Formation classes. However, they are also a great tool for discussions at your family dinner table. Page 5

VIRTUS TRAINING NEW HORIZONS

All volunteers serving in the Diocese of Bridgeport LUNCHEON

- who have not yet been trained - are required to On Tuesday, May 14 attend a VIRTUS training program and clear a (NOTE the CHANGE of criminal background check. These safeguards are DATE) New Horizons required for all volunteers, even those who DO will hold its spring NOT have scheduled contact with children. It is luncheon. We will gath- everyone’s responsibility to help keep the children er in the Community and our parish safe. Included in these requirements Room at 11:30 for a delicious meal prepared by Sis- are Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, Ushers, mem- ter Maureen and her helpers. bers of the Choir, Religious Education Teachers, Fr. Kumar will be our guest speaker and he will tell and volunteers at all various Parish Events. Every- us of the journey that brought him here to Saint one plays a role in protecting the children in our Luke. He will also share words of wisdom and you parish. will have the opportunity to ask him questions. Please join us for a delightful and entertaining event. All volunteers need to attend so that together we The cost of the luncheon is $15.00. Checks should can all “Protect God’s Children”. Materials will be be made out to Saint Luke Church and may be sent provided. Please, if you have not yet attended a to our Treasurer, Joe Boggio, 48 Westfair Drive, VIRTUS course, please sign up for one by visiting Westport, CT 06880. www.Virtusonline.com to pre-register. Select FIRST TIME REGISTRANT, BEGIN REGIS- All Saints School TRATION and be sure to select BRIDGEPORT - - "Take A Look Tuesdays" DIOCESE as your organization. at All Saints Catholic School If you have any questions, please reach out to Interested in finding out more about Missey directly at 203-984-1061, or via email at All Saints Catholic School in Nor- [email protected]. walk? Stop by our "Take-A-Look Tuesday" Open House, held every Thank you for your willingness to help us Protect Tuesday from 8:30 to 10:00 am. God’s Children. Each week, parents and students are on-hand to give tours and answer questions about our curriculum, activities, after-school program and tuition PARISH FOOD assistance. No appointment necessary. All Saints Catho- PANTRY NEEDS lic School, PreK through Grade 8. 139 West Rocks Road, Norwalk. 203-847-3881. www.allsaintsnorwalk.com “When I was hungry, you gave me food; I was thirsty and you gave me drink; I was a stranger and you made me welcome; naked and you clothed At the 9:00 & 11:00 am me; sick and you visited me; in prison Masses, we encourage young and you came to see me.” – Matthew 25:35-37 children to go out for their own Liturgy of the Word. PASTA SAUCE PARMALAT MILK During this time they hear INSTANT POTATOES CANNED TUNA CEREAL PEANUT BUTTER the readings and have a hom- CANNED HAM LOW SODIUM SOUPS ily on their own level. Par- BISQUICK CANNED CORN ents are encouraged to go CANNED GREEN BEANS CANNED FRUITS along with their child if the FRUIT JUICES child does not want to go alone. Gift Certificates always welcome! You do not have to be parishioners; this liturgy is Please bring one of these items to church with you on ANY open to all. Also if you are interested in sharing in WEEKEND. Please watch the expiration dates on items. Board of Health regulations forbid the use of expired items. this ministry, please contact Judy at the Parish Of-

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THINGS LITURGICAL A Reminder and Invitation to With the passing of time, our roster of Altar Society parishioners and guests who

members has diminished in number. These good may have limited mobility… folks work behind the scenes once a week to keep We want to make it as easy as the sacristy and the sanctuary in good and clean possible for you to participate order to be worthy of the sacred rituals that we cel- fully in the Mass, especially in ebrate. Some of them take on the task of washing receiving communion. and ironing the sacred linens that are used at every We suggest that the best way to Mass. These two ministries are open to anyone facilitate this is that you choose a place in the front willing to serve on a rotating basis. pew on either side or in the areas with the blue But while we’re on the topic, let me emphasize that chairs to right or left of the sanctuary. The side seat- the work of the liturgy belongs to all the people ing option seems to be the most convenient place for of God – and that means needing YOU every bit as those of you who use wheelchairs, and serves as a much as much as the priest! If we truly believe that visual reminder to our Eucharistic Ministers. the celebration of the Mass is the defining heart of If it is difficult for you to make your way to these who we are as Church, then we ALL bear respon- areas, please notify one of the ushers, who will then sibility for it. The people of God must be wel- convey your request to one of the Eucharistic Minis- comed by Hospitality Ministers and fed by Word ters. We’re happy to have you with us in our pray- and Eucharist through the commitment of Lectors er! and Ministers of the Eucharist; their gifts for the support of the parish and the poor must be reverent- ly received by those who take up the collection each week. We are all sent forth on mission for the Kingdom of God at the end of every Mass. Most importantly of all, it is YOUR voice and par- ticipation that make the liturgy come alive when you SPEAK UP for the responses and SING OUT your praise of God in the hymns and acclamations. Notre Dame High School Fairfield Please consider offering your God-given gifts for Beauty and the Beast the ministries of the Sacred Liturgy here at Notre Dame High School Fairfield is proud to announce Saint Luke. Nothing we know of will bring you their 2019 spring musical, Disney’s Beauty and the closer to the living Christ than being intimately in- Beast. This tale as old as time will play at Sacred Heart volved in his great prayer of praise and thanksgiv- University's Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts. ing to his AND OUR heavenly Father. Please call The show is directed by Karen Randazzo (Trumbull) the Rectory for more information on how to be- - with musical direction by Stephen Chuba (Norwalk) and come a life giving part of our prayer together! choreography by Sally Hong (West Haven). This pro- duction gives over 50 Notre Dame students the oppor- Interested in the Catholic Faith? tunity to showcase their talents through singing and Do you have questions about what Catholics be- dancing. lieve and how Catholics practice their faith? Do Beauty and the Beast will run the weekend of May 17- you or a relative, neighbor or friend have an inter- 18, with performances on Friday (8:00 p.m.) and Satur- est in the Catholic Church? Saint Luke Parish pro- day (1:00 pm and 8:00 pm.). vides an ongoing process for those interested in Tickets are available online at https:// finding out more about the Catholic Church. web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/1008422 or at the Edgerton Please know that you or they can contact Sister Center for the Performing Arts box office. Tickets will Maureen Fleming at 222-0478, for more infor- also be sold one hour before each show. For more in- mation. We are happy to welcome Inquirers at any formation, please contact the Edgerton Center box time of the year. office at 203-371-7908 or [email protected]

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“BRAVO!!! What a wonderful Good Friday event. It was an exceptional way to pray and experience the Stations of the Cross. I was in awe of the performance...so professional.” “It gave me great joy to be there last night with my daughter.”

“The vocalists were awesome.”

“It was AMAZING … one of the best ever!”

“Thanks you to the teens for a terrific Good Friday service.”

Because of transmission time for this “Hallelujah, sung by Grace Shay and bulletin is April 26 the pictures for Nick Rossi blew me away.” Full Court for Kindness will be in the bulletin of May 11. “I brought friends and all loved it”

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2019 Wedding News from around Jubilee Mass & Concert This Sunday, May 5 at 3:00 pm at the Diocese Saint Theresa Parish in Trumbull, Bishop Caggiano will be celebrating the 2019 Wed- ding Jubilee Mass. This Mass is for couples cele- FAITH COMMUNITIES brating 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50+ year wedding CALL TO ACTION anniversaries. As a special gift to those celebrating AGAINST anniversaries, the Mass will be immediately fol- LEGALIZATION OF lowed by a concert by the Diocesan Choir 4 Youth. RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA IN CONNECTICUT MALTA HOUSE – The Connecticut Catholic Public Affairs Confer- Hope for LIFE ence is uniting with the CT State Missionary Baptist Convention and the CT Chapter of the National Hispanic Help Malta house provide Christian Leadership Conference to speak out against a nurturing home environ- the legalization of recreational marijuana in Connecticut. ment to young mothers and We exhort our Catholic parishes throughout Connecticut to join with these urban faith communities to make this their babies. Could you:.. initiative successful. • Spend some time in our on-site childcare? • May 6th thru May 8th Become a Mother Mentor? • Parishioners will call the main phone numbers of the Spearhead a collection for our babies’ needs? Democratic and Republican House and Senate Offices Contact www.maltahouse.org or 203-857-0088 expressing opposition to the legislation. To volunteer: ext. 13, Joan Howard Information will soon be available at To tour or donate: ext. 21, Arlene Peterson www.ctcatholicpac.org, which will include bulletin information, talking points, and further background on When a woman’s CHOICE IS LIFE, this issue. she finds support at MALTA HOUSE. Please help us make this interdenominational effort a success. BIRTHRIGHT Birthright Needs You! Birthright is a crisis preg- nancy service offering free pregnancy tests, friend- ship counseling, and practical support. Our guiding principle: It is the RIGHT of every pregnant woman to give BIRTH and the RIGHT of every child to be BORN. Birthright has served in Connecticut since 1972 and helped thousands of mothers and babies. There are eight locations in our state. Please call 1- 800-550-4900 for the Birthright nearest you. Train- ing is provided. Spanish speaking volunteers are es- pecially needed. Thank you! And... Birthright Needs gently worn Maternity & Baby Clothing. Please call 1-800-550-4900 for the Birthright nearest you to arrange for drop off. And thank you again!

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Parish Budget Report

AVERAGE WEEKLY NEED ...... 15,821

Again because of bulletin transmission time, the collection totals for April 28 Saturday, May 4 will appear in the May 11 bulletin.

8:30 pm Steve Reilly Please remember Saint Luke Parish in your will. Sunday, May 5 3rd Sunday of Easter 7:30 am Catherine O’Reilly 9:00 am Anthony Oppedisano SAFE, SECURE, AUTOMATIC Please consider making your offerings 11:00 am Walter Sutherland 5:30 pm Mary Ann Veltri by credit card... We do all the work; Monday, May 6 You get the mileage-points and the convenience. 8:00 am All Souls Please call Judy in the parish office for more information: 203-227-7245 Tuesday, May 7 8:00 am Walter Sutherland Wednesday, May 8 8:00 am Barbara Jean Mahar Readings for the Thursday, May 9 Week of May 5 8:00 am Thomas Joseph Connolly Sunday: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41/Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-12, 13 [2a]/Rv 5:11-14/Jn 21:1-19 or 21:1-14 Friday May 10 - - - - Monday: Acts 6:8 15/Ps 119:23 24, 26 27, 29 30 8:00 am Thomas O’Brien [1ab]/Jn 6:22-29 -- - Saturday, May 11 Tuesday: Acts 7:51 8:1a/Ps 31:3cd 4, 6 and 7b and 8a, 17 and 21ab [6a]/Jn 6:30-35 8:00 am Rosemary Gerard - - - Wednesday: Acts 8:1b 8/Ps 66:1 7a [1]/Jn 6:35 40 5:30 pm For All our Parishioners Thursday: Acts 8:26-40/Ps 66:8-20 [1]/Jn 6:44-51 - Sunday, May 12 4th Sunday of Easter Friday: Acts 9:1 20/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Jn - 7:30 am Bob & Connie Anstett 6:52 59 Saturday: Acts 9:31-42/Ps 116: 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 9:00 am Ronald McPhee - [12]/Jn 6:60 69 11:00 am Ellen Cavaiuolo Next Sunday: Acts 13:14, 43-52/Ps 100:1-2, 3, 5 [3c]/Rv 5:30 pm Evelyn Sweetnam 7:9, 14b-17/Jn 10:27-30