September 22, 2019 Administrator Fr. Jose We would like to extend a warm welcome Panthaplamthottiyil, CMI. to all of our new parishioners! Parochial Vicars Fr. Arul Yagappan, MSFS Fr. Bartlomiej Lukasz Gadaj Website: http://seaspcfl.org/ Mission Chapel Church, Rectory Office, St. Stephen’s Chapel Retired Associates School & Ministry Center 2400 E. Highway 100, Bunnell, FL 32110 Fr. John McElroy 4600 Belle Terre Pkwy. Palm Coast, FL 32164 Church Hours Fr. Mel Hemann Phone: (386) 445-2246 • Fax: (386) 445-7808 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday – Friday Fr. George Sankoorikal School: (386) 445-2411 Rectory Office & Ministry Center Emergency Phone: (386) 283-3420 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday – Friday Closed Good Friday and National Holidays Pastoral Ministry (after hours ONLY) Rev. Deacon Perlito (Tom) Alayu Rev. Deacon Bob Devereux Masses Rev. Deacon Jose Homem Rev. Deacon Ed Wolff Saturday Vigil Mass 4:00 pm Business Manager Sun -8:00am, Elizabeth Foran 10:00 am (Interpreted for the deaf) & 12 pm Office Assistant

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A Welcoming and Inviting Parish-10 He Who Gives to the Poor Lends to the Lord, He Will Repay You

As we saw last week, the New Testament urges us to ‘refuge of the poor’ (Psalm 14:6) in the Book of Psalms. serve the poor and the needy in our midst as it is a Since God’s heart is with the poor he also asks us to fundamental requirement for us to receive the gift of stand with the poor: “Speak out for those who cannot eternal life. The Old Testament also reminds us of the speak, for the rights of all the destitute. Speak out, need to do justice to the poor and help them in their judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needs. “Since there will always be some in need, I needy” (Proverbs 31:8-9). He speaks through the therefore command you, open your hand to the poor prophets and : “Defend the orphan, and the neighbor in your land” (Deuteronomy 15:11). plead for the widow” (Isaiah 1:17); “Act with justice Just as we see Jesus taking sides with the poor, we also and righteousness, and deliver from the hand of the see God doing the same in the Old Testament. “Woe to oppressor anyone who has been robbed, and do no those who make unjust laws, to those who issue wrong to the alien and the widow” (Jeremiah 22:3). oppressive decrees, to deprive the poor of their rights and withhold justice from the oppressed of my people, When We Show Mercy like God making widows their prey and robbing the When we show mercy to the poor and the orphaned, he fatherless. What will you do on the day of reckoning, “…the Lord your God will bless you in all your work when disaster comes from afar? To whom will you run and in all that you undertake” (Deuteronomy 15:10). for help? Where will you leave your The Bible teaches us, “…happy are riches?” (Isaiah 10:1-3). those who are kind to the poor” (Proverbs 14:10). It tells us When the Israelites complained that how we become blessed, “Happy God was not paying attention to are those who consider the poor; the their fasting in sack clothes, God Lord delivers them in the day of said, “Is such a fast that I choose, a trouble. The Lord protects them and day to humble oneself? … Is not this keeps them alive; they are called the fast I choose: to loose the chains happy in the land” (Psalm 41:1-3). of injustice, to undo the thongs of the We are also told that “alms deliver yoke, to let the oppressed go free, from all sin, and from death, and and to break every yoke? Is it not to will not suffer the soul to go into share your bread with the hungry darkness” (Tobit 4:11). and bring the homeless poor into your house; when you see the naked, According to the Book of Proverbs, to cover them and not to hide yourself from your own “Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord and will kin?” (Isaiah 58:5-7). Again God spoke through Prophet be repaid in full” (Proverbs 19:17). Though we can Isaiah, “… If you offer your food to the hungry and never see God as a borrower, isn’t it a blessing that he satisfy the needs of the afflicted, then your light shall considers himself so? We shall be blessed according to rise in the darkness and your gloom be like the what he has promised through Isaiah, “Then your light noonday” (Isaiah 58:9-10). shall break forth like the dawn and your health shall spring up quickly; your vindicator shall go before you, God’s Heart with the Poor the glory of the Lord shall be your rearguard. Then you If we see God always on the side of the poor, it is shall call and the Lord will answer; you shall cry for because his heart is with them. In fact, He identifies help and the Lord will say, Here I am” (Isaiah 58:8-9). himself with them. “Those who oppress the poor insult the Maker but those who are kind to the needy honor Though it should make us happy to know that we shall Him” (Proverbs 14:31). The Book of Proverbs also says, be blessed for being kind to the poor, God has made it “Those who mock the poor insult the Maker” (17:5). As clear that we shall be punished if we neglect them. “If God is always on the side of the poor and the you close your ear to the cry of the poor, you will cry orphaned, He is called ‘the deliverer of the poor’ (Psalm out and not be heard” (Proverbs 21:13). The warning 10:16-18), ‘Father of the orphaned’ (Psalm 68:5) and words in Proverbs (28:27), “…but one who turns a

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blind eye (to the poor) will get many a curse” is anyone wants to sue you and take your coat, give your frightening. The Bible also tells us, “Cursed be anyone cloak as well; and if anyone forces you to go one mile, who deprives the alien, the orphan, and the widow of go also the second mile… and do not refuse anyone justice” (Deuteronomy 27:19). In the Book of Wisdom who wants to borrow from you” (Mathew 5:40-41). “If we read, “Do not avoid those who weep, but mourn you wish to be perfect, go sell your possessions and with those who mourn, Do not hesitate to visit the sick, give the money to the poor and you will have treasure because for such deeds you will be loved” (7:34-35). in heaven; then come, follow me” (Mathew 19:21). This According to Prophet , the reason for the is to say that those of us who follow Jesus, will not be destruction of Sodom was not just the wickedness of giving too much however much we give to the poor. the people there. God says, “This was the guilt of your sister, Sodom. She and her daughters had pride, excess View of the of food, prosperous ease, but did not aid the poor and the needy” (Ezekiel 16:49). In Ezekiel we read how in The Church Fathers also had the same attitude of Jesus his fury God massacred those who crushed the poor. for the poor. St. Basil says: “The food which you have He asks: “...they do not judge with justice the cause of kept apart is the right of the poor and the clothes you the orphan, to make it prosper, and they do not defend have kept in reserve belong to the naked. Don’t we call the rights of the needy. Shall I not punish them for him a thief who steals the clothes of another man? In these things?” (Jeremiah 5:28-29). Thus we understand the same way, shouldn’t we call him a thief who how interested God is in the cause though he can, does not give of the poor. clothes to the naked?” St. of Milan also holds the How Much Should We same view. He thinks that Give to the Poor whatever we give to the poor is actually their right because all What we give to the poor we give that God has created belongs to to God and so it will never be too the poor as well as the rich. much (Mathew 25:31-46; Proverbs Listen to the words of St. 19:17). We see some practical Augustine who stood for the suggestions of the Old Testament poor: “God does not demand days in the Bible to help the poor. much from you. All that he asks “When you reap the harvest of us is to take whatever we need your land, you shall not reap to and to return the rest. When you the very edges of your field, or keep more than what you gather the gleanings of your require, it is as good as keeping harvest. You shall not strip your vineyard bare, or what belongs to others. He asks us if it is a small matter gather grapes of your vineyard; you shall leave them to have more food than what we need.” He who for the poor and the alien” (Leviticus 19:9-10). While described himself as a beggar for beggars reminds us the Book of Leviticus reminds us, “All tithes from the constantly to “give to the poor,” “have consideration land, whether the seed from the ground or the fruit for the poor” and to “give to the poor what we have from the tree are the Lord’s” (27:30), Deuteronomy earned.” He who taught us that Jesus is still hungry, teaches us, “Every third year you shall bring out the thirsty and naked reminds us that he is in the full tithe of your produce...; the Levites... as well as the poor” (All quotations are from St. Augustine’s sermons: resident aliens, the orphans, and the widows in your 25, 61, 66). towns, may come and eat their fill” (14:28). That is to say, what the Lord asks us to keep apart is for the poor According to Benedict XVI, the proclamation of and the orphans. the word, the administering of Sacraments and the care and concern for the poor make the Church what it The Old Testament teaches us that we must help the really is. In his First Encyclical, God is Love he writes: poor and the orphans according to their needs. “Give “The help and love for widows, orphans, prisoners and some of your food to the hungry, some of your clothing the sick is as fundamental an element as the to the naked. Give all your surplus as alms, and do not proclamation of the Word and the administering of the let your eye begrudge your giving of arms” (Tobit: Sacraments. The Church cannot forget the service to the 4:14). The idea that giving to the poor is giving to God poor just as she cannot forget the other two (No: 22). In is repeated several times in the Old Testament. The No: 27 of his Encyclical titled “ in Truth”, Pope instructions about helping the poor, given in the Old Benedict XVI says that “Feeding the poor” (Matthew Testament are affirmed in the lessons of the New 25:35, 37, 42) is an ethical imperative. And this is Testament. When those who stood before him in something a welcoming and inviting parish can never repentance asked , “What then should forget. However, unless we have zeal for the Lord and we do?” He said, “Whoever has two coats, must share his mission we will never venture to evangelize or help with anyone who has none. And whoever has food the poor as members of a welcoming and inviting must do likewise” (Luke 4:11). Jesus said, “And if parish. Next week: Being zealous for the Lord.

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Funny Stories

Wisdom of the children of the world The local Jewish Rabbi is out jogging through the coun- tryside. He encounters a man with two puppies for sale. He asks the man what kind of puppies they are, and the man responds, "They're Jewish puppies, Rev. Rabbi." The Rabbi thinks that it is so great that the next day he brings his wife to see these puppies for her- self. He asks the man to tell his wife what kind of pup- pies they are, and the man responds, "They're Catholic puppies." The Rabbi looks puzzled and says, "Yesterday you told me they were Jewish pup- pies." The man smiles and says, "Yesterday they were. But today they have their eyes opened and a Catholic booked them, paying in advance!"

Trustworthy with dishonest wealth? wanted a new suit, so he bought a nice piece of cloth and then tried to locate a tailor. The first tailor he visited looked at the cloth and measured Abraham, then told him the cloth was not enough to make a suit. Abraham was unhappy with this opinion and sought another tailor. This tailor measured Abraham, then measured the cloth, and then smiled and said, "There is enough cloth to make a pair of trousers, a coat and a vest, please come back in a week to take your suit." Af- ter a week Abraham came to get his new suit, and saw the tailor's son wearing trousers made of the same cloth. Perplexed, he asked, "Just how could you make a full suit for me and trousers for your son, when the oth- er tailor could not make a suit only?" "It's very simple," replied the tailor, "The other tailor has two sons."

Estate Planning Dan was a single guy living at home with his father and working in the family business. When he found out he was going to inherit a fortune when his sickly father died, he decided he needed a wife with whom to share his fortune. One evening at an investment meeting he spotted the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. Her natural beauty took his breath away. "I may look like just an ordinary man," he said to her, "but in just a few years, my father will die, and I'll inherit 20 million dollars." Impressed, the woman obtained his business card and three days later she became his stepmother.

Question What did Sir Newton's doctor tell him when the apple fell on his head? Answer: "I don't think you un- derstand the gravity of this situation."‒ via Rev. Dr. Karl R. Kraft Dover, DE

See you in Church, Fr. Jose

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Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: 8:4-7; I Timothy 2:1-8; Luke 16:1-13 Invest Temporal Goods for Eternal Welfare

Introduction All three selections for today’s liturgy pertain to the subject of faithful stewardship. Condemning the crooked business practices of the 8th century BC Jewish merchants of Judea, the Prophet Amos, in the first reading, reminds the Israelites, and us, to be faithful to our Covenant with Yahweh by practicing justice and mercy as God’s faithful stewards. He warns us against having the making of money as the goal of our life, whatever the means. The second reading, I Timothy, instructs the first-century Judeo-Christians to become true stewards of the gospel of Jesus, the only mediator between God and man, by preaching the “Good News” to the pagans and including them in intercessory prayers. Today’s Gospel challenges us to use our blessings -- time, talents, health and wealth -- wisely and diligently so that they will serve for our good in eternity. We are on the right road only if we use our earthly wealth to attain our Heavenly goal.

honesty and integrity were supposed to be First Reading, Amos 8:4-7 distinguishing qualities in the community. Amos Amos was one of the twelve minor prophets. He was unequivocally declared that God would not tolerate the active when Uzziah was king of Judah (781-743 BC). abuse of the weak. For a long time, the territory we call the Holy Land was divided between a Northern Kingdom called Israel with Samaria as its capital, and a Southern Kingdom Second Reading, I Timothy 2: 1-8 known as Judah with Jerusalem as its capital. In the 8th Paul struggled to get Jewish Christians and Gentile century BC, Israel was prosperous only for the upper Christians to respect each other and not to classes and the corrupt business community which compartmentalize God’s salvation. Hence, in today’s exploited the poor people. In those days, commercial second reading, he reminds Timothy (a community leader equivalent to a bishop), and his congregation activities were forbidden on the Sabbath and during that God's concern extends to all people, not just days around the New Moon. Not only did these themselves. Some scholars think that some early Jewish predatory merchants resent the Sabbath rest as a loss of profits, but their business methods were completely Christians might have refused to pray for pagans, and unscrupulous. The businessmen wanted those sacred that this passage was intended to correct that mistake. In the passage, Paul insists again that he has been periods to be over so that they might get more time to called to take the gospel to all peoples. He requests make profits by their dishonest business practices like charging high prices, using false weights and prayers for civil rulers and those in high positions, so measures, and selling poor quality merchandise. that all people may live a quiet and peaceable life and Hence, Amos prophesied the downfall of the Northern come to salvation through the one mediator, Christ Kingdom of Israel for its lack of Covenant morality. In Jesus. This teaching is reflected in our modern Prayer of the Faithful, which should embrace the needs of the the Covenant relationship between God and his people, whole world, not just those of the Church. loving compassion and concern for the unfortunate,

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primary and regard Gospel Reading, temporal values as Luke 16:1-13 secondary. The children of this world regard A strange parable: The themselves as owners, parable of the crooked while true Christians steward or dishonest regard themselves as mere manager has shocked good stewards of God who view Church people for their resources as merely centuries. St. Augustine loaned to them by God. To said, “I can’t believe that the Christian, "riches" mean this story came from the spiritual and human lips of our Lord.” Jesus tells values. Our stewardship a paradoxical story requires us to use our about the steward advantages to help others. (manager), of the estate of a Obviously, Jesus was not rich absentee landlord. The commending the steward’s steward was an out-and- dishonesty. He was out rascal. But his boss praised him for his rascality commending only his shrewd resourcefulness. The because he acted with foresight. Facing the coming parable points out that Christians should be as prudent return of his master and an audit of his accounts, the and resourceful in acquiring goodness as the steward steward cleverly converted the debtors of his master was in acquiring money and making his future safe. into his own debtors. He bought "friends" with his Christians must give as much attention to things that master’s money, and used these "friends” to secure a concern their souls as they do to the things that concern means of livelihood for the rapidly and certainly worldly matters. In saving our souls and spreading the approaching point when he would be dismissed (for Good News, our Lord wants us to apply the same his previous embezzlement). In Luke’s account there ingenuity and effort that other people put into their are four morals drawn from the story to unfold its worldly affairs or into their attempts to attain some meaning. The parable advises us to take inventory of human ideal. In other words, our Christianity will the resources placed in our charge: time, talents, begin to be real and effective when we spend as much opportunities, health, intelligence, education, and other time and effort on spiritual matters as we do on advantages. It also challenges us to use these resources worldly activities, and when the Church uses the wisely so that they will serve for our good in eternity. worldly business sense of a good steward in conducting its ministries.

Lessons of the parable as presented 2. Invest temporal goods to acquire eternal by Luke welfare. Jesus reminds us that earthly resources will eventually run out. Hence, our material possessions 1. Let the children of light acquire the prudence should be used for the good of others, to cement of the children of this world (verse 8). The friendships wherein lie the real and permanent values steward in the parable was a dishonest rascal who had of life. This can be done in two ways. (a) In regard been put in charge of his master's estate. His master to eternity. It was a Jewish belief that charity given to was probably a Palestinian landlord residing in a large the poor would stand to a man's credit in the world to city. When caught red-handed for misappropriation come. A man's true wealth consisted, not in what he of profits, the steward cleverly falsified the entries in owned, but in what he gave away. The right use of the account books so that the debtors appeared to owe wealth, according to Jesus in the Gospel of Luke, is to far less than their actual debt. The steward knew that help the poor, the hungry, and the starving. That is the when his master fired him, he would need friends. His way that we make friends with God and please him dishonest plan would serve two purposes. First, the according to this text. There are many people in our debtors would be grateful to him and would support parish who live a life of generosity. There are many him financially. Second, he would be in a position to people in the Catholic Church who understand that exercise a little judicious blackmail to silence them. God has given us money so that we can be generous to the needy, the poor and the starving. Thus, many of us ‘The children of this world’ are the children of darkness are making wise investments for the future. (b) In who see and value only the things of this world. They regard to this world. A man can use his wealth not live for this world, concentrate their attention on it, only to make life easier for himself, but also for his invest everything in it, give their energies of mind and fellow-man. Perhaps he will fund scholarships for body fully to it, and find in it their entire purpose for students or give to charitable organizations and living. Christian believers, however, are ‘the children missionary endeavors. There are a million of light’ who see real, eternal, spiritual values as possibilities.

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3. Integrity and fidelity are the true yardsticks for cannot be nominal Christians, calling ourselves promotion and eternal reward (verse 10). A man's “Christians” and committing little wrongs while ex- way of fulfilling a small task is the best proof of his fit- pecting God's praise. ness or unfitness to be entrusted with a larger task. No man will be advanced to a higher office until he has Life messages given proof of his honesty and ability in a lower posi- tion. Jesus extends this principle to eternity. He calls us to faithfulness in little things because most of our life is 1. We need to be faithful in little things of life: made up of seemingly small opportunities to Often we get so caught up in our work that we ignore the little things of life. But let us not ignore these little do good. Few of us can hope to "save the world." Still, matters -- things like dropping someone an encourage- we can conduct our business in honesty, tutor a child, ing note or extending people a simple, "Thank visit a person in a nursing home, or help a neighbor in you." Similarly, we ought to take time out of our work- distress and make a difference in his or her life. Then day to help others in small things. As John our Lord will welcome us with the words: “Well done, Chrysostom said, "Faithfulness in little things is a big my good and faithful servant. Since you were faithful thing." We may not be able to reach millions of people in small matters, I will give you great responsibilities. all over the world by satellite as famous talk show Come, share your master's joy.” (Mt. 25:21). hosts or televangelists do. But in our own part of the world we can faithfully do little things to point people How we handle our money and our possessions is a toward Jesus. Our future opportunities in the eternal test of our character. It reveals whether or not we are service of God largely depend on our stewardship in morally qualified to receive the true riches of Heav- handling the little opportunities we have had on en. How we treat what belongs to another is a test of earth. As St. Teresa of Calcutta (Blessed , our fitness to be entrusted with our own posses- canonized September 4, 2016 by ), used to sions. How do we treat others: their name, their pos- recommend, “Do little things with great love.” sessions, their time, their ministry, their feelings, their family? The answer will reveal our fitness for true 2. We need to act wisely, trusting in the power stewardship. This is why Jesus asked the question, “If and assistance of God. Today’s parable gives us you have not been faithful in that which is another some practical advice. We are urged to stride into the man's, who shall give you that which is your future with confidence -- not in ourselves or our abili- own?" (verse 12). While we live on earth we are in ties, but in the power and grace of God. The manager in charge of things which are not really ours. We cannot Jesus’ story used all his resources to secure his future. take them with us when we die. They are only lent We must be no less resourceful. At our disposal we to us--we are only stewards over them. On the other have Hope in God’s justice, Faith in God’s assistance, hand, in Heaven we will receive what is really and eter- and Trust in God’s grace. We have the Holy Mass and nally ours. Our Heavenly destiny depends on how we the Seven Sacraments as sources of Divine grace, the use the things of earth. Holy Bible as the word of God for daily meditation and practice, and the Spirit-guided Church to direct us. 4. "No servant can serve two masters" These are the best possible resources; we need to use them in such a way that it will be said of us, "And the In the Greco-Roman world, the master had (verse 13). master commended them because they acted so wise- exclusive possession of his slave. A slave had no spare ly." time of his own, since every ounce of his energy be-

longed to his master. In this saying, Jesus reminds us that, like slaves, we cannot serve God on a part-time 3. We need to be prepared to give an account of basis. Once a man chooses to serve God, every mo- our life. We are all stewards of what God has entrust- ment of his time and every atom of his energy belong ed to us, so some day we will have to give Him an ac- to God. God is the most exclusive of masters. We be- count of our stewardship. We prepare ourselves for all long to Him either totally or not at all. As Christians, kinds of things, most of which never happen. But do we are called to serve God first. We must not use mon- we care enough for our souls to insure ourselves ey and possessions exclusively to serve our own pur- against the one thing that most certainly will happen? poses. Let us remember the saying, “Money can buy We must meet God, and give an accounting. “For we everything but true happiness, and it can purchase a must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so ticket to every place except to Heaven.” This parable of that each one may receive recompense, according to serving two masters may seem ironic. Perhaps Jesus what he did in the body, whether good or evil” (II Co- was attacking the Sadducees and Pharisees. The Sad- rinthians 5:10). Thus, the only thing that will count in ducees cheated a bit on the Mosaic Law so that they our favor is the testimony of those who will say, "Lord, might accommodate themselves to the Roman govern- when I was really in need, he gave to me, at cost to ment. The Pharisees made a big show of giving small himself. He helped me along. He showed love to me, amounts of money to the poor. The lesson is that we and proved it by giving himself to me."

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Eucharist: The Source Msgr. Frank Matera and Center of the Christian Msgr. Frank Matera

The Eucharist is the sacrament with which we are most sacrament whereby familiar; it is also the sacrament we most treasure as we enter into a Catholics. If you attend Mass on a regular basis, you personal and probably receive the Eucharist weekly. And indeed, intimate union with you should. For, the Eucharist is our food for the the crucified and journey that is the Christian life. It is our participation risen Christ. in the body and blood of the Lord that unites us with When we receive all of God’s holy people in the Church, which is the the Eucharist, we body of the risen Christ. First, the Eucharist is food for are united with the journey that is the Christian life. Christ and all of God’s holy people. The Christian life is a journey that we make with Christ Christ enters our as we move closer and closer to the fullness of life, life, and we enter which resurrection life. But a journey can be a long and into the life of the arduous process, a time when we get discouraged and risen Christ. And as tired. we enter into the life of the risen Christ, we are joined ever more closely with all God’s people in the Church, This is what happened to God’s People, Israel, during which is the Body of Christ. Thus, when we are united their long with Christ, we are united with each other in Christ. sojourn in the Third, the Eucharist is our pledge of eternal life. desert as they In the St. Gospel of John, Jesus promises that he will journeyed to raise up from the dead those who share in the gift of his the Promised body and blood. Land. During that journey, Every time we receive the Eucharist, then, we are the Book of receiving the seed of eternal life. Every time we share in Exodus tells the body and blood of the Lord, we become more like us, God fed our risen and crucified Lord. And as we grow into him, his people we are given the promise of resurrection life. with bread from heaven, As you receive the Eucharist today, consider the called Manna. gracious gift that has been given to you. You are entering into the most intimate union with the risen The Eucharist is the true Bread from Heaven because it Christ who promises you eternal life and unites you, in is the very Body and Blood of Christ, which nourishes himself, with all God’s People, living and deceased. and strengthens us so that we can complete the journey of the Christian life. Second, the Eucharist is the Next week: Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick.

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Saints of the Week

Monday, Sept. 23 Friday, Sept. 27 St. Pius of Pietrelcina St. Vincent de Paul (St Padre Pio) Priest Priest 1581-1660 1887-1968 St Vincent de Paul spent his life preaching missions to and providing relief to the poor. He even established hospitals for them. This work became St. Padre Pio was an Italian priest who his passion. Two miracles have been attributed to St Vincent was known for his piety and charity, - a cured of ulcers and a laywoman cured of paralysis. as well as the gift of the stigmata, which has never been As a result of the first, Pope Benedict XIII beatified him on explained. At the age of 15, he entered the novitiate of the August 13, 1729. He was canonized by Pope Clement XIII. Capuchin friars at Morcone. He took the name of "Pio" in honor of , whose relic he often saw at his local Saturday, Sept. 28 chapel. Pope John Paul II recognized Padre Pio as a saint on St. Wenceslaus June 16, 2002. 907-935 Wenceslaus I, Wenceslas I or Václav the Thursday, Sept. 26 Good was the duke of Bohemia from 921 Sts. Cosmas & Damian until his assassination in 935. His younger , was involved in the murder.

Sts. Cosmas and Damian were Saturday, Sept. 28 brothers, born in Arabia, who had St. & Companions become eminent for their skill in the Martyr science of medicine. Being Christians, 1600-1637 they were filled with the spirit of charity and never took money for their Lawrence was born in , the services. They were persecuted for . He and his companions were being Christians. They are patron of pharmacists. tortured and slain on Okinawa. They were beatified by John Paul II in 1981 and canonized in 1987.

On Monday, Sept. 23, the Feast Day of St. Padre Pio, the Padre Pio Prayer Group will be praying the Holy at 9:30 am in the Prayer Garden by the Statue of St. Padre Pio. We invite all other Ministries, Prayer Groups, and parishioners to join us.

9-day Novena in Honor of San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila

The officers & members of the San Lorenzo Ruiz Please join us celebrate San Lorenzo's Devotees of Palm Coast would like to extend our annual feast day with a Holy Mass on invitation to a 9-day Novena in honor of San Lorenzo Saturday, September 28th at 9:30 A.M. Ruiz de Manila, the first Filipino Saint & Martyr. It will by the Filipino Clergy of the of be held every afternoon at 4 P.M. from Thursday, Saint Augustine: Rev. Fr. Alex Sept.19th to Friday, Sept. 27th at the Rectory Room. We Carandang, Rev. Fr. Rafael Lavilla and are grateful to the following Novena sponsors: Rev. Fr. Clyde Salitrero, assisted by Deacon Tom Alayu. Thur 9-19 Ofelia Miller Fri 9-20 Mila Obias It will be held at the of San Lorenzo Ruiz & San Sat 9-21 Luz Motos & Ederlina Motos located at Marywood Retreat & Sun 9-22 Christ the King Prayer Group Conference Center, 235 Marywood Drive, St. Johns, Mon 9-23 Evelyn Argonza & Cris Austria FL. A fellowship gathering will follow immediately. Tues 9-24 Rosa Mystica Prayer Group Wed 9-25 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Prayer Grp We encourage everyone to carpool as we cannot Thur 9-26 Aida Castillo provide public transportation. Fri 9-27 Lord of Pardon Prayer Group

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Respect Life Sunday, October 6, 2019 2:00-3:00 p.m. Right here in front of our Church. Rain or shine.

Signs will be provided. Bring a lawn chair, if needed. October is Respect Life month. All parishioners are invited to join with the Respect Life Ministry in participating in this annual, national event. “LIFE CHAIN is a peaceful and prayerful public witness of pro-life individuals standing for [60] minutes praying for our nation and for an end to abortion. It is a visual statement of solidarity by the Christian community that abortion kills children and that the Church supports the sanctity of human life from the moment of conception until natural death.” The Respect Life Ministry is participating in a Rosary Congress in preparation for 33rd Annual Respect Life Conference on October 11th and 12th in St Augustine.

LifeNews.comThursday, September 12, 2019 • Every Democrat in the Sept 12th Debate Supports Abortions Up to Birth and Infanticide Adoration • Pro-Life Truck Will Circle Democrat Debate With Message “Abortion Separates Children From Their Families” Anyone interested in spending time with Our • She Had an Abortion at 19. Now She Helps Lead the Lord in Adoration should call Gilda Sadio at Pro-Life Movement • Doctor Not Punished for Euthanizing Woman 386-263-7935 for availability and information. Whose Family Held Her Down When She Resisted • Christian Lawmaker May be Kicked Out of Her Political Party for Voting Pro-Life Help Spread the Faith VOLUNTEERS wishing to do Adoration, hourly Communications Appeal 2019 rosary, and mass at Corpus Christi Catholic Church 6175 Datil Pepper Road in St Augustine (On Rt 1 south of St Aug) may sign-up using the sheets located Today, we are taking up the collection for the Help next to the sign-in sheets in the Holy of Holies. Spread the Faith Catholic Communications Appeal. Adoration will be on Monday, Sept 30, 2019; from 10 Your support helps the diocese connect people to a.m. to 8:00 a.m. 24 hours following the morning Christ, through the internet, social media, radio, and mass. Drive in and go to the 1st side door to left – Fill print media such as the St. Augustine Catholic maga- out an index card with your name and SEAS church zine. Ninety percent of the funds collected remain in to obtain access to the church after hours for security. our diocese to support our local efforts. Ten percent of the funds help support Queen of Peace Radio and na- The Respect Life Ministry of SEAS is always looking tional evangelization efforts on behalf of the U.S. Bish- for new members of all ages. Our next meeting will be op’s Conference. Be a part of this appeal to spread the on November 9, 2019 at 9:30 in the Cody Room. gospel message, and support our needs today! St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Palm Coast, Florida 32164, page 11 View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Readings for the Week of September 22 In Memoriam Sunday Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Am 8:4-7; Ps 113:1-2, 4-6, 7- We remember with love, 8; 1 Tm 2:1-8; Lk 16:1-13 or gratitude and prayers… 16:10-13 Monday of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, Priest Monday, September 23 Ezr 1:1-6; Ps 126:1b-2ab, 7:00am Wedding anniversary of 2cd-3, 4-5, 6; Lk 8:16-18 Manuel & Maria Ana Farina Alice Tuesday Ezr 6:7-8, 12b, 14-20; Ps 8:30am Deceased members of the “Doll” 122:1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd-5; Lk Sansone family 8:19-21 Dash Wednesday Ezr 9:5-9; Tb 13:2, 3-4a, Tuesday, September 24 4befghn, 7-8; Lk 9:1-6 7:00am Charles Tufano Thursday Saints Cosmas and 8:30am Barbara Godfrey Feb. 12, 1926- Aug. 30, 2019 Damian, Martyrs Wednesday, September 25 Hg 1:1-8; Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5 -6a and 9b; Lk 9:7-9 7:00am Mary Bassani & Ahilio Sementelli 8:30am Wilson Lopez Friday Memorial of Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest Thursday, September 26 Hg 2:1-9; Ps 43:1, 2, 3, 4; Lk 7:00am Antonio Arcuri 9:18-22 8:30am Paul Graci Theresa Saturday Saint Wenceslaus, Martyr; Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and Friday, September 27 Glasso Companions, Martyrs 7:00am Giuseppe D’Aleo Zec 2:5-9, 14-15a; Jer 31:10, 8:30am Galvez & Sadio families Mar. 31, 1933- 11-12ab, 13;Lk 9:43b-45 Sept. 8, 2019 Sunday 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, Am 6:1a, 4-7; Ps 146:7, 8-9, 8:30am Jerry DiGiovanni 9-10; 1Tm 6:11-16;Lk16:19-31 4:00pm Patrick Costello 6:00pm (*) Carol Stover

Sunday, September 29 8:00am Special Intentions of Bread & Wine

Stephen Martens Donated this week by

10:00am SEAS Parishioners Antonio & Bico 12:00pm Brendan Leonard Joyce Annesse 5:00pm(S) Jose Luiz Correa in memory of 5:00pm(*) Filippo Scalzo * St. Stephens Feb. 1, 1938- Fr. Antonio Bico & Family Sept. 3, 2019

Eternal rest grant unto them, Ushers & Donuts & O Lord, and let Greeters Coffee Needed ...has Prayer Garden perpetual light shine Ushers are resumed. Our Prayer Garden is a peaceful place for prayer upon them. needed for the Saturday, and meditation. Purchasing a brick in the Prayer May they rest in 4:00pm Mass. Help is Garden for someone who has died is a wonderful peace. Greeters are needed after way to remember that the person is still with you needed for the 8am Mass. in thoughts and through prayer. The purchase of ALL Masses. Call Charlie a brick is $100.00; please consider honoring a Amen. Call Jaime at at loved one. Contact the Rectory Office for more 386-437-0113. details. 503-6288

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Ten Candles Burning in the Holy Of Holies Please Pray for Our Sick

September 21—-September 27 Adeline Nelson JoAnne Kelly Alex King John Spampinato IN MEMORY OF: Alice Nese John Walczak Roseann Bradley; Jose Tavares; Ana Becerro Kay Finger Sheila Smith; Clare Bentzley; Dee Perri; Andrew Hughes Kellie Mendoza Mary Tish; Margiotta Family; Antonia Dermody Kent Hamlin Isabel Antunes Ransheiro Antonia Gochuico Kevin Moran Ariana Marcette Kimberly Joyce Barbara Corra Larry DeCamillo FOR INTENTIONS OF: Barbara Johnson Lisa D’Aleo Bless the Marriage of Brad & Julia Knox; Bertha Wade Liz Campbell Paul Tavares Bessie Frederick Liza Sousa Beverly Major Lorraine Fedak In our Holy of Holies, we have ten candles always Bob Evans Lorraine Stephenson burning around the tabernacle, just as in the temple Bobby Phillips Marie Smith Bryn Chapman Mary Beck in Jerusalem there were ten lights always burning Carlos Bello Mary Doris Kolesar around the Ark of the Covenant. They indicate the Carol Woodard Mary Gaudio presence of our precious Lord in the Blessed Cash Krempecki Mary Wright Sacrament. Catherine McDermott Mary Zuccaro Charles Plante Megan Sloat Charles Whitney Mervin Winters The candles used are seven day candles and may Chris Hoey Mike Cannon be purchased either in memoriam or for the Dana Piettro Mildred O’Bryan intentions of a loved one for a $10 donation through Darlene Poirier Obed Figueroa David Carr Pauline Racine the Seton Shop. This space lists the names of those Dennis Dean Peter A. Bieksha for whom candles have been purchased. Diana Bennett Rafael Fiorentino Diane Nieminen Randy Martin Dolores L. White Ray Ramey Dominick Pelegrino Remington Walczak Donald Major Rev. Danny Johnson Please Pray for Our Military Donna Eggum Richard Heinrich Edward Cederberg Richard Roberge Although we pray for all of our military, space does Ellen Meyers Rita Horner not permit everyone’s name to be printed. Estelle Bauer Robert Dowling Please advise when a person above is no longer Evelyn Bonanno Robyn Hallack deployed so we can remove their name from our list. Evelyn Izzo Ron Czier God bless them all & continue to pray for them! Garrett Hayes Rosemarie Modica Juventino Lebron Jr (US Navy) Garry Schauer Rosita Hogwath Geri Wilson Roxanne P. Hammond ENS Amanda Langhauser (US Navy) Gloria Pertessis Sally Lombardo Sgt. Patrick Prevot (US Army) Gregoria Robles Sandra Austin SSGT Christian Rodriguez (USAF/Iraq) Haidy N. Segouia Savannah Russell Lt. Col. Robert A. Forte (US Army/Iraq) Irma Merced Sharon Harrington PFC Jack Tollas (USMC/Afghanistan) Jacqueline LaGrange Sharon Raines James Finn Sylvia Scheer Lt. John Reidy (US Navy/Submarine) James Popour Tera Frassrand SSgt. Charles Salerno (USAF/Germany) Jeannie Corra Tony Frassrand Blaine Isom (US Air Force/Afghanistan) Jennifer Sousa Victor Gajan Sgt. James Allgor (US Army/Kuwait) Joanne DeSouza Alexander Alvarado (USAF) Please contact the parish office Javier Acosta (USAF/Iraq) if you wish to have the name of ETSN Luis V. AlmaJose (US Navy Submarine) someone listed for 4 weeks. MM3 Holden Garrison/ (US Navy) Kyle McCrossen (US Army/Iraq) As a courtesy please notify the Lt. Col.Eric Geyer (USMC) office when the name can be Bowling (US Army) removed or if you wish to have the name continued. Terisa Toussaint (USMC/Iraq) Erin & Ben Walker (Iraq) Be sure to get the persons permission first!

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Palm Coast, Florida 32164, page 13 View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Sacraments Baptism Every First and Third Sunday of the month after Noon Feast of the Lord of Miracles Mass. One preparation class is required. Classes are offered every second Monday of the month at 7 pm in the The feast of the Lord of Miracles will be celebrated at Rectory Meeting Room. Please contact the Rectory office our parish on Sunday, October 13, 2019. A Tribute to in advance. the Lord of Miracles will begin at 3 pm followed by Holy Matrimony Procession at 4 pm. Bishop Felipe J. Estevez will Please contact the Rectory office at least 8 months prior to celebrate Mass at 5 pm which will be followed by a wedding. gathering at Seton Hall. All are invited. Anointing of the Sick If you or your loved one is in need of the Sacrament of Anointing please call the Rectory office. We also have dedicated Eucharistic Ministers to bring Holy Communion to the sick and the homebound.

Devotions

Eucharistic Adoration 9 am to 9 pm every day except during the time of Mass. Exposition and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament from 9 am on First Fridays till 8.15 am next day. Rosary 8 am on weekdays; 4:30pm on Sundays (Spanish) Novena After 8.30 am Mass every Tuesday.

Religious Education

Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) Classes for Grades 1-8 on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6.15 pm to 7.30 pm. For more information, please contact the Director of Religious Education at the Rectory office (386-445-2246; extension 112) Children’s Classes All children from 1st through 8th grade who are not Youth News attending Catholic school should be attending PREP classes. Children preparing for the Sacrament of the Eucharist or Confirmation need to attend a two-year catechetical program. First Reconciliation and First Holy Communion Children preparing for the Sacrament of Reconciliation and the Sacrament of the Eucharist need to attend a two-year catechetical program which includes six Sunday classes of Sacramental preparation prior to each Sacrament. Confirmation Formation Children preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation need two attend a two-year catechetical program which includes three Sunday classes of Sacramental preparation and the annual Confirmation retreat. For more information about Catechism, First Holy Communion or Confirmation, please contact Katie Allio at 386-445-2246 extension 112.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) Please call the Director of Christian Formation at the Rectory office if any non-Catholic is interested in joining the Catholic Church (386-445-2246; extension 112). Classes will begin in October.

Holy Orders and Religious Life If you believe that you or someone you know has a vocation to the priesthood or religious life, please contact Fr. David Keegan at 904-262-3200 or email:[email protected]

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Angel Tree Registration SEASONS of HOPE Bereavement Support Group All old and new families MUST register Wed @ 10:00am for 2019. Parent registration dates are: Tuesdays, Oct 15-Nov 5 from 2-4pm in the Rectory Meeting Room. & Thursdays, Oct. 17-Nov. 7 from 10am-12noon All families MUST provide valid Flagler County photo ID and SS cards for all children and themselves. SEAS Ladies Guild The tree will be placed in the church from 2019-20 Nov. 20-Dec 15

Meeting Christ in Prayer October 10, 2019: SEAS Board meeting, Seton Hall, S.E.A.S. will again be offering the eight Cody room. 9:30 a.m. week life enriching experience of prayer based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. October 17, 2019: SEAS Ignatius, “Meeting Christ in Prayer”. The Ladies Guild General Meeting. Seton Hall 9:30-11:00 program includes weekly group sessions, a.m. Doors open at 9:00 a.m. for refreshments and on Mondays, led by Elizabeth Campbell-Bellantoni, a fellowship. Guest Speaker: Joanne Hinkel, Senior Spiritual Director here at SEAS parish. The sessions Service Program Manager, Flagler County. will begin on Monday, October 7, 2019 and end on November 25, 2019. Participants can choose an November 7, 2019: SEAS Board meeting: Seton Hall, afternoon or evening session for their convenience. Cody Room 9:30 a.m.

The afternoon session will be held at 1:00-2:30 pm in the Rectory Meeting Room; the evening session will November 14, 2019: SEAS Ladies Guild General Mtg be held at 7:00—8:30 pm in the Cody Room. There will be a $12 fee payable to S.E.A.S. for the We look forward to seeing you! purchase of the Participant Guide book. A commitment of time to daily prayer is essential. Everyone is welcome, although the group size is limited, so register early. The last day to register is September 30th. Call Elizabeth at 724-396- 0658, with your name, phone number and session Every Tuesday at 6:00 pm - preference, if leaving a message. Doors open 4:00 pm.

Pizza, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Please place your canned goods in the collection bins Grilled Cheese available! found in the gathering space of the church. Complimentary cake and coffee! Players must be eighteen years of age to play. Outreach Ministry 3 JACKPOTS-$250 each/1 PICK 7-$500 PLUS Other Special Games! 597-3359 Mon, Wed, Fri Help us support our school. 10am - 1pm

September 15 FRIDAY NIGHT DUPLICATE BRIDGE

Total -$1,158.28 Coins-$21.28 CALLING ALL BRIDGE PLAYERS Here at Seton Hall The Pantry Shelves are low. Friday night at 6:00pm. (Home by 10!) Outreach appreciates any and all donations Pantry Needs: Refreshments are served. canned fruit, cereal, canned tuna and chicken Thank you for your continued generosity! For information call Bernie at 446-8070.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Palm Coast, Florida 32164, page 15 View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com A Day of Prayer and Reflection Make Me a Channel of Your Peace We will look at the challenge of peace in our world today through the lens of Scripture and Church teaching; and we will discover ways to practice peacemaking through our spirituality and in our community. Saturday, September 21, 2019 International Peace Day 9 a.m. — 3:00 p.m. To Register: Sister Jane at 904-824-5894 or email at [email protected]. SAVE THE DATE - Pilgrimage to Poland & Lithua- Include name and contact information. nia - April 13-23, 2020 In the Footsteps of St. John Paul II & St. Faustina Led by Sr. Joan Gabbin and The Rosary—Its Substance Fr. George Vaniyapurackal Join us we celebrate the Centennial Year of St. John Paul II's birth! Visit Krakow where he served as Arch- bishop before becoming Pope, his childhood home in Wadowice, Czestochowa and its famous Black Madon- na Shrine where he prayed often, and much more. This comprehensive itinerary also takes you to Lithuania's capital city of Vilnius and its Divine Mercy Shrine, where we will see the original painting of "Divine Mercy" based on St. Faustina's visions. Please contact Sr. Joan Gabbin for details: 904-280-7321 or email [email protected]. Join us on a Spiritual Journey through the life of Jesus Christ through the Mysteries of the Rosary. Our journey begins: Healing the Pain of Abortion Faces of Jesus As shown in the A Rachel’s Vineyard weekend retreat is a beautiful op- Luminous Mysteries portunity for any man or woman who is struggling With Sister Eileen Therese Fichtner, SSJ with the emotional and spiritual pain of abortion. Saturday, September 28th-10:00-12 noon Come and receive Motherhouse-241 St. George St.-St. Augustine, 32084 peace, forgiveness and To Register: the compassion of Call Sister Jane Stoecker God. October 11-13. At 904-824-5894 or Call 904-221-3232 or Email: [email protected] email rachelsvine- [email protected]. All calls & inquiries are very confidential. Come and be restored! The SEAS Library cart is available after the 4 PM Saturday Mass & after the 8AM, 10AM & 12PM Sunday Masses. Seton Shop The Children’s library is open after the 12PM & the Spanish Mass. Book Our vendors are preparing their donations of new or gently used catalogs and products for the coming Catholic books can be dropped off at Fall so now is the time to stop by the the library cart or at the rectory office. Shop and pick up a few of those items Financial donations are used for SEAS you have been looking for. We will be Scholarships. making space for new items as they come in. God's blessings.

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Lectors M. Bartus D. Roberge P. Joseph D. Gilbert S. Hahn N. Mugford I. Rodriguez K. Timlin J. Salicrup M. Reyes YOUTH A. Martinez Altar Miller Family ******** C. Garces S & S Lynn K. Casane ******** A.Castro Servers S. Allio N & W M. Doctora R.Barreto Quartier A. Still Y.Figueroa A.Fitzgibbons M. Caceres

Eucharistic Team # 3 A. Parham Team # 4 Team # 5 Team # 1 L. Abrahams ******** Ministers M. Moitoso L. Mugford L. Moitoso M.Southworth

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Prayer And Devotional Groups Rosary Makers Bingo Seton Shop Bible Study Contact: Salud Gaoat Contact: Cathy Hrickewicz Contact: Sue Shierling Contact: Pedyne Joseph 386 445-2246 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Charismatic Prayer Group San Lorenzo Ruiz Black Catholic Guild Spiritual Life Committee English Language Contact: Betti Masi Contact: Deacon Tom/Necitas Contact: Elaine Toppin Contact: Carole Storme [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] : Lydia Figueroa Spanish Prayer Group Extraordinary Ministers Of Seton Hall [email protected] Contact: Alba Dimas Holy Communion Contact: Larry DeCamillo Cursillo/Ultreya [email protected] Contacts [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Alise Mckinney: St. Nino Prayer Group Ladies Am Guild Sunday Hospitality [email protected] Contact: Teresa San Ramon 386 445-2246 Contact: Sylvia Reyes Contact: Charlie Salerno 386 445-2246 Marina Medina (Spanish Coordinator) St. Padre Pio Prayer Group [email protected] Ushers [email protected] Contact: Hilda Rausini Lectors Contact: Jamie Burns Divine Mercy Prayer Group [email protected] Contact:E.Leonard [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Margarita Serrano Sunday Scripture Prayer Group Greeters [email protected] Contact: Pat Eccleston Contact: Dave Dinardi Contact: Jamie Burns Lectio Divina Group [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Irma V. Catalan Teams Of Our Lady Men’s Club Welcome Station [email protected] Contact: David And Marcela Medina Contact: Chris Daley Contact: Jerry [email protected] Natural Family Planning [email protected] [email protected] Youth Ministry Contact: David And Marcela Medina Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Mother Seton Outreach Contact: DonnaRoane [email protected] Contact: Teresa San Ramon 386 445-2246 Contact: 445-2246 [email protected] Perpetual Adoration Multi-Cultural Jeremy Vest [email protected] Contact: Gilda Sadio Charismatic Prayer Group Contact: Marina Medina P.R.E.P. Portuguese Prayer Group Contact: Betty Massey 386 445-2246 [email protected] Contact: Katie Allio [email protected] Contact: Deacon Jose Lay Carmelites Music Ministry [email protected] Contact: Ramonita Florentino Contact: Don Roy [email protected] SEAS Support Groups Prayer Network [email protected] [email protected] Bereavement Contact: Joseph Bartolotta Secular Prison Ministry Contact: Pam Cowles [email protected] Contact: Debbie Womack Contact: Deacon Bob [email protected] Queen Of Peace Prayer Group [email protected] [email protected] Alzheimer’s Caregivers Support Contact: Katherine Gribbin Respect Life Contact: Pam Cowles [email protected] Service Groups Contact: Dave Flynn [email protected] Regina Pacis & Medjugorje Prayer Grp Altar Servers [email protected] Health Ministry Contact: Carole And Bob Storme Contact: Elaine Leonard Sacristans Contact: Pam Cowles [email protected] [email protected] Contact: E.Leonard [email protected] [email protected] Rosa Mystical Prayer Group Arts And Crafts Seton Library Cancer Support Group Contact: Lucy Pono Contact:Mary Hoysman Contact: Harriett Acocella Contact: Louise Kummer Rosary Cenacle Prayer Group 386 986-7970 [email protected] [email protected] Contact: Marie Estabrook 386 445-2246 This Week In Our Parish MONDAY, September 23 6:00pm 8th Grade PREP Classes-Seton Hall 9:15am Medjugorje Prayer Group-Cody Room 7:00pm Portuguese Prayer Group-Cody Room 9:15am St. Joseph/Sorrowful Mothers Rosary Makers-Russo Room 4:05pm San Lorenzo Ruiz Novena-Rectory Meeting Room THURSDAY, September 26 5:30pm Alzheimers Caregivers Support Group-Rectory Meeting Rm 9:00am Divine Mercy Chaplet-Church 7:30pm Sal y del Mundo Prayer Group-SetCody Roomon Hall 9:15am Black Catholic Prayer Group-Cody Room 1:30pm Charismatic Prayer Group-Russo Room TUESDAY, September 24 4:05pm San Lorenzo Ruiz Novena-Rectory Meeting Room 9:00am Queen of Peace Chaplet-Church 7:00pm Divine Mercy Spanish Prayer Group-Cody Room 10:00am Arts and Crafts-Russo Room FRIDAY, September 27 4:05pm San Lorenzo Ruiz Novena-Rectory Meeting Room 10:00am Library Ministry-Rectory Meeting Room 5:45pm Multicultural Ministry Meeting-Rectory Meeting Room 2:30pm Sunday Scripture Prayer Group-Rectory Meeting 6:00pm Bingo-Seton Hall 4:05pm San Lorenzo Ruiz Novena-Rectory Meeting Room 7:15pm Rosary Society-Rectory Meeting Room SATURDAY, September 28 WEDNESDAY, September 25 8:00am DOSA Catechist Training-Seton Hall 9:30am Legion of Mary Meeting-Russo Room 9:00am Formation Monthly Meeting-Russo Room 10:00am Seasons of Hope/Bereavement Meeting-Rectory Mtg Rm 9:15am Great American Bible Study-Rectory Meeting Room 1:00pm Rosary Cenacle Meeting-Rectory Meeting Room 3:00pm OMPH Prayer Group-Russo Room SUNDAY, September 29 4:05pm San Lorenzo Ruiz Novena-Rectory Meeting Room 8:00am DOSA Catechist Training

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