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Reconciliation: Saturday 3:30 p.m. or by appt. and 30min before each Sunday Masses Weekday Mass: 8:00 a.m. Vigil Mass Saturday 4:30 p.m. Sunday Mass 8:00, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m.

Again Jesus left the district of Tyre and went by way of Sidon to the Sea of Galilee, into the district of the De- capolis.

And people brought to him a deaf man who had a speech impediment and begged him to lay his hand on him.

He took him off by himself away from the crowd. He put his finger into the man’s ears and, spitting, touched his tongue; then he looked up to heaven and groaned, and said to him, “Ephphatha!”— that is, “Be opened!” — And immediately the man’s ears were opened, his speech impediment was removed, and he spoke plainly.

He ordered them not to tell anyone. But the more he ordered them not to, the more they proclaimed it…

Mark 7:31-37

OUR MISSION STATEMENT We are a Catholic Community that is called by God to follow Jesus Christ. We believe that we are called to worship God together, to lead God's people along the path of hope laid down by Jesus, to share his message through preaching, through the education and formation of our people, young and old, and through caring service and sensitive outreach to those in need. Rev Michael D Liliedahl Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Reading the newspaper or watching the news can be an emotionally and spiritually draining experience. It certainly does not lift the spirits to read about the fires near Tahoe and people having to flee their homes. Nor is it uplifting to read about the damage and destruction in Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Ida. And lest we for- get, the images and stories continuing to come out of Afghanistan are simply heart- breaking. This doesn’t even include any other stories we so often read about people suffering from situations they find themselves in due to natural disasters or human events. It just seems that suffering is all around us. A natural question that many people begin to ask as they read about these events or see them or even begin to experience them in their own lives is the question - where is God in all this? It can be difficult to see where God might be present in everything we read about. When I begin to think about this question a scene from a movie always comes immediately to mind. The movie is called Hacksaw Ridge and it is certainly not a movie for children because of the images of war present in the movie. But the movie follows the life of a man named Desmond Doss, who because of his deeply held religious beliefs, refused to serve as a soldier in World War Two and instead battled through the courts to serve rather as a medic on the battlefield. He was not trying to avoid serving his country, he just wanted to help save lives rather than take them. Assigned to the Pacific front during the war he was present for a battle that became known as Hacksaw Ridge, in which the American troops scaled a cliff wall to engage the Japanese army in a battle that raged through the night. Desmond spent his entire night finding soldiers who were wounded and dragging them back to the cliff face to be lowered down to waiting medics and doctors. As the sun rose after the long night, Desmond was exhausted and drained. He took a moment to say a prayer. He whispered “God, what do you want me to do? What should I do?” I think this is a prayer we often say when we read the headlines of today. Just then, Desmond heard an anguished cry from a soldier in pain. You can almost see in his eyes that he has just heard the answer to his prayer as he goes off to help the soldier who cried out. After the events on Hacksaw Ridge, Desmond Doss was awarded the Medal of Honor. But perhaps how God answered his prayer is how he often answers our prayers today. When Desmond asked God what he was supposed to do, he heard the cry of a person in need of help. Perhaps when we ask God where he is during these events we read about, the answer is- “I’m giving you the strength and means to do something about this event.” Perhaps we are God’s answer. Do we hear in the stories of people being evacuated from fires, being airlifted away from violence, or just trying to survive the elements the cry of God to us? We should.

Ways and Means Our Saint for the Week: St. Peter Claver to Help and Support Our Church Now that the Church & City is slowly going back to its nor- On Thursday September 9 we will celebrate mal daily pace, please remember that we continue to look for- the feast of St. Peter Claver. St. Peter Claver ward to your regular weekly donations to sustain our church’s was born in Spain in the late 1500s and basic operation needs. You may continue to do so through the joined the Jesuits. Even before he was or- following via your weekly envelope which can either be: 1) a. Mailed to the Parish Office; dained a priest he was sent to the “New b. Dropped off at our parish office/mailbox slot. World”, to the city of Cartagena in Colombia. 2) If at this time, you are strictly confined in your home, This port city on the northern shore of South America please consider setting up an online account through the was a major slave trading port at the time. Ship after ship parish website: www.saintstephensf.org by: would arrive with slaves who had been captured and a. Click the $ Giving button, then the Donation link ripped away from their homes and shipped to this “New b. Follow instructions to set up your account online World” to be treated as property to be sold and traded in 3)If neither of the above works for you, please give us a call at inhumane situations. Peter Claver would wait at the the office, 415 681-2444 and we will gladly pick up your do- docks for the ships to arrive and would rush aboard nation envelope for the parish or help you set up your online when the ships would be tied up and bring food, water, donation. medicine, and even tobacco or alcohol to the people in For more information, please give us a call at 415-681-2444. chains on board. He would treat them as human beings between 9am to 3pm Mondays thru Fridays or check our web- and minister to them, providing them with things they site www.saintstephensf.org needed after being mistreated for the long voyage across the ocean in terrible conditions. He did this with no fan- St Stephen Church provides Online Giving - fare nor government support for 40 years, working tire- - a convenient and safe way to make a one- lessly to bring what he could to help these people who time or recurring donation. Getting started were about to be sold into slavery. Peter Claver died of is easy. Visit www.s aintstephensf.org, click on sickness in 1654 and was canonized in 1888 and remains Donation link. . When you participate, your for us a great witness to recognizing the humanity of gift will be securely transferred directly into every single person, regardless of how society values the parish. them. St. Peter Claver, pray for us! Effective TODAY, Sept 5, 2021, our 11:30 a.m. Mass is back! Confessions also available 30 minutes be- fore the start of Vigil Mass along with the 3 morning Masses and evening Mass. Monday, Sep 6 For info, please call Office, 415-681-2444 8:00 a.m. Bernardo Aguas & Family Sp. Int. (By: Eva Aguas) DAILY MASS ON Tuesday, Sep 7 LIVESTREAM !!! 8:00 a.m. Francisco Cagalingan Sp. Int. at 8:00 a.m. on Facebook , (By: Ding, Carol & Kids) Wednesday, Sep 8 YouTube & Instagram! Or go to ww.SaintStephenSF.org 8:00 a.m. † Beatriz Caunan Bingil (By: Adelle Caunan)

Thursday, Sep 9 Sunday Celebration of the Eucharist 8:00 a.m. † Alice & Dan Leehane Every Sunday, at 9:30 am, we continue to go live from (By: Dan Leehane) our St. Stephen Parish website, www.saintstephensf.org.

Friday, Sep 10 Click on the Facebook link on the top of the page and it 8:00 a.m. Fr. Michael Liliedahl Sp. Int. will directly connect you to our livestream mass. Here (By: Parish Staff) you can participate in the live community chat stream during the mass. Saturday, Sep 11 If you do not have a Facebook account, no need to wor- 8:00 a.m. † Linda Nalus (By: Alice Grines) ry! Go to our website, www.saintstephensf.org, scroll down and you will also be able to join the livestream 4:30 p.m. † Arturo Ramos Sr. mass right on our website. You can also watch our livestream (By: Fredie & Thelma Ramos) mass every Sunday at 9:30am via YouTube and Instagram! Sunday, Sep 12 8:00 a.m. St. Stephen Parishioners Sp. Int. Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (By: Fr Michael)

9:30 a.m. † Matthew Quane September 5, 2021 (By: Rosary Prayer Group) Did not God choose those who are poor in the 11:30 a.m. † Albert Frietzche world to be rich in faith and heirs to the king- (By: Sandy Frietzche) dom? — James 2:5

6:30 p.m. † Guido Salomone Jr. (By: Fr. Michael) SCAM ALERT! There are emails going around from a scammer pretend- SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES ing to be the pastor or parish employee. The email asks for assistance and usually gives some excuse for not Sunday: Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time calling (e.g. “I’m in a meeting so just reply via Monday: Labor Day; Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New email.”). This scam is asking for gift cards to be pur- chased or money sent electronically. Please do not fall Year 5782) begins at sunset for these scams. No one from the parish will ask for Wednesday: The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary gift cards to be emailed. If you think it is a legitimate Thursday: St. Peter Claver email then call the parish to verify. Saturday: Patriot Day; Blessed Virgin Mary

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Say to those whose hearts are fright- lease pray for the sick and homebound of our com- ened: Be strong, fear not! Here is your God (Isaiah 35:4- munity and for all those written in our book of the sick. May they know the healing touch of Jesus. 7a). Psalm — Praise the Lord, my soul! (Psalm 146). Michelle Vicente, James T. Brady, Michelle Weeks, Doreen Aguirre, Rev Bill McCain, Cecille Quintanilla,

Second Reading — Show no partiality as you adhere to Inger Man, Franz Tittiger, Caroline Zidek, the faith in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ (James 2:1-5). Gabriel Agudo, Marino Tulao, Robert Liam, Elena Amaya, Eden Finn, Edileide Jose Barbosa, Gospel — Jesus makes the deaf hear and the mute speak Kenneth Fambrini, Larry Barbiere, Carol Dominguez, (Mark 7:31-37). Marc Gutierres, Kevin King, Marla Moso, Joel Rivera, Gwendolyn Walsh, Jovita & Richard Thompson. TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION St. Stephen’s Book Club Come join us as we meet in person on the In the early years of the church, most people never 2nd Saturday of the month, in the parish of- availed themselves of once-in-a-lifetime penance. Yet fice conference room. Contact Mary Molly penitents were highly visible. They wore distinctive gar- 415-681-2444 x4 for more information. ments or chains, and they were relegated to special zones September Book: in the church. They might be dismissed from the Sunday “Angels at My Fingertips: How angels and our assembly after the Word, forbidden to join in the Prayer loved ones help guide us” by Lorna Byrne of the Faithful or the Eucharist. This dismissal was done with great affection and tenderness as the bishop laid his Feast of Faith : Remembering hands on the heads of the sinners. During Lent almost everyone would identify with penitents by clothing, in- When Jesus broke the bread on the night before he died, signia, or by following the penitents’ regular diet. Rather he told his disciples, “do this in memory of me” (Luke than sit in judgment over them, the church desired to 22:19). Christians have been faithful to that solemn com- intercede for them before the Lord. “Let Mother Church mand. Our eucharistic remembering is not nostalgia, nor weep for you and wash away your sins with her tears,” is it merely historical, recalling events and facts of long said St. Ambrose to his penitents in Milan. Ambrose ago. In the liturgy, remembering is action. “Do this,” Je- liked to think of them as Jonah in the whale, meditating sus said. In the Eucharist, we remember by doing. And as on his errors. In a letter to his sister he said that Jonah is we remember, the sacrifice of Jesus is renewed, truly also a sign of Christ in the tomb, and so he had great made present, no longer then, but now. faith in the penitents’ future proclamation of the Resur- After the consecration, each of the Eucharistic Prayers rection with their reclaimed status in the assembly. —Rev. James Field, © J. S. Paluch Co. includes a section called the anamnesis, a Greek word that means “remembering.” In this part of the prayer, LOVE THEM BOTH “the Church, fulfilling the command that she received from Christ the Lord through the Apostles, keeps the me- We must love them both — those whose opin- morial of Christ, recalling especially his blessed Passion, ions we share and those whose opinions we glorious Resurrection, and Ascension into heav- reject. For both have labored in the search for en” (General Instruction of the Roman Missal, 79e). We pause truth, and both have helped us in the finding of and call to mind the whole paschal mystery, Christ’s dy- it. — Thomas Aquinas ing and rising. “We celebrate the memory of his death and resurrection” (Eucharistic Prayer for Reconciliation II). THE MESSIAH FORETOLD Obeying Christ’s command, we remember. — Corinna Laughlin, © J. S. Paluch Co. September 5, 2021 Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Today’s story of the cure of a deaf man with a speech JOKE OF THE WEEK impediment is a good example of how much is contained in a simple miracle story. The Greek word mogilalos ap- A Higher Power pears only here in all of the New Testament. It is a tech- The Sunday School teacher began the nical term referring to someone with a stammer. It is also week’s lesson with a recap of the previous used only once in the entire Jewish scriptures, in the pas- week’s topic by saying, “We have been learning about sage that we read today as our first reading from Isaiah. how powerful the kings and queens were in Biblical Clearly, by his choice of this precise word Mark wants times. But there is a higher power. Who can tell me what us to recognize that what Jesus is doing is the fulfillment it is?” of what Isaiah had predicted centuries earlier. In fact, Six-year-old Peter blurted out, “I know, Aces.” Mark wants us to recognize that Jesus is the Messiah * * * * * foretold by Isaiah and the other Jewish prophets of old. A Sunday school teacher was telling her class the story The word ephphatha, “be opened,” used to describe the of the Good Samaritan. She asked the class, “If you saw restoration of the man’s speech, is another example of a a person lying on the roadside, all wounded and bleed- subtle allusion to an earlier prophecy. This time the ing, what would you do?” prophecy in question is from Ezekiel, when he foretells A thoughtful little girl broke the hushed silence. “I think that in the messianic age, “your mouth shall be opened to I’d throw up. speak” (24:26). The sophistication of Mark’s narrative is further revealed when we realize that there are multiple levels within a single reference. Mark not only draws our attention back to Israel’s prophetic past, he also points to the initiatory practice of his contemporaries by his men- tion of such things as spittle, touching of ears, and the use of the word ephphatha, all of which were practices incorporated into the early Church’s baptismal ritual. © J. S. Paluch Co. 2021 Archdiocesan Annual Appeal

The Archbishop’s Annual Appeal is in progress. To date, we have received $ 55,008.00, bringing us closer to our tax of $ 95,063. Please consider what you can do to assist us in reaching our “required” tax, which, also assist the Archdio- cese in their overall ministries. We hope for 100 percent participation of our parish this year. Thank you for your sup- port of our archdiocesan ministries and services.

PARISH GOAL : $ 95,063.00

Total Amount Received : $ 55,008.00

Week No. 26 (as of 8/31/2021) (208 households)

Outstanding Balance : $ 40,055.00

Our thanks to those households who have already made their pledge/donation to the Appeal. (Please note that the donor list from the Archdiocese is usually a week to ten days after receiving the donation).

Anonymous M/M Mark Dickson M/M Paul Knauss M/M Matthew Quane M/M Manuel Abad Mrs. Dorothy Domino M/M Justin Kumagai M/M Thomas M. Perlite Ms. Phyllis Abad M/M Michael Duffy M/M Leo La Rocca Ms. Joanne Poile M/M David Alcock Ms. Julie Duggan Mrs. Beatriz Lacson M/M Fred Ramos M/M Dale Allen Jr. M.M David Dulany M/M Jim Landers M/M John Regalia M/M Michael Alves M/M James Dyer Jr Rev Anthony LaTorre Mr. Robert Reidy M/M Orlando Aquino M/M Kenneth Fambrini Mr. Paul Laveroni Mr Dominico Renteria Mrs. Dorothy Arata M/M Christian Fernandez Ms. Katy Lawson M/M Christopher Rillo Ms. Maria Archini M/M Gerard Fernandez Mrs Karen Leach M/M John Ritchie Ms. Shiela D. Asfaja M/M Primo Fernandez M/M Daniel Leehane M/M Collin Robbins M/M Moises Bautista M/M Michael Fesko Ms. Diane Linehan M/M Joseph Rodriguez M/M Gregory Bayol M/M Michael Flocchini Mr. Honrado Lopez Mr. Katherine A Rogers Ms Constance E. Benas M/M Roberto Franco M/M Anthony Lou Mr. Guido J. Salomone Jr. Ms. Kristina Bird M/M Liam Frost Ms. Lesley Luistro-Sy M/M Daniel Salvemini Mr. Clemence Blondo M/M Joseph Gandolfo Mrs. Pamela Mapson Mrs. Gayle Samuelson-Carpentier Mrs. Fely Boquiren Mrs. Betty Ganduglia Mrs. Sandra Marinai M/M Henry Sanchez M/M James Brady M/M Darius Garcia Ms. Elisa Martinez Ms. Olivia Santiago M/M John Bruno M/M Ryan Gille M/M Lawrence Mazzola Mr. Emmanuel Santos Mrs. Nancy Buckley Ms. Kristin Gleeson Ms. Lori Mazzola Donovan Schneider & M/M Hever Buot Ms. Sisinia Gong M/M Stephen McElroy Deborah Lobo M/M Alex Button M/M Jaime Gonzalez Daniel McGarry & Rev David Schunk M/M Sherwin Cabatic Ms. Diane Gragnani Courtney Cassinelli Mr. Kevin Sequeira M/M Marvin Cabuntala M/M William Green Jr Ms. Joanne McGrail M/M Larry Simms M/M Ding Cagalingan Jr Ms. Linda Grimes Sean McGrillen & M/M Harry Smith M/M Carlos R. Cajilig Jr M/M Roberto Guzman Sarah Barca Mrs. Margarita Solis-Tucker Ms. Jeryl Calios M/M James Hargarten Ms. Noemi Mendoza Ms. Lutzie Sotto Ms. Jocelyn Caoile M/M Sean Harrington Mrs. Catherine Miller M/M Matthew Stecher Ms. Maria Caoile Mr. Daniel Haryasyah Ms. Meridee Milleza Mrs. Virginia Stefanelli Mrs. Philomena Cardozo M/M Lawrence Hayes Ms. Antoinette Mishirsky M/M Peter Stephens Mrs. Phyllis Carlevaris Mrs. Patricia Hayes Mrs. Belinda Mistica Mr. Adam Sweet M/M Gerald Carrillo Ms. Joanne Hayes-White Mrs. Gayle Montalbano M/M Ricardo Taylor Mr. Frank Cassinelli M/M Mark Hazelwood M/M Atillo Mossi M/M William Taylor Ms. Adelaida Caunan Mr. Elias Hismeh Mr. Timothy Mueller Mrs. Peggy Teshara M/M Douglas Cayabyab Ms. Nathalia Hizon Mr. Thomas A. Mullaney Jr M/M Gary Torres M/M Joseph Champagne M/M Viet Quoc Ho Ms. Linda Murphy M/m Thomas Tuohy M/M Howard Chen M.M Brian Holl M/M Martin Murphy M/M David Uthman M/M Thomas Cleary Ms. Joan Holsten M/M George O’Connell Mr. Gregory Von Holt M/m Ronan Concanon M/M Christopher Houghton Mrs Rose O’Connor M/M Lawrence Wong M/M Arturo Cuevo-Arenas M/M Brian Jarnutowski M/M John P O’Donoghue Ms. Patricia Woytek M/M Joseph D’Aura M/M Edward Jones M/M Jim O’Driscoll Mrs. Maria Xavier M/M Jacob Danfoura Mrs. Elvia Juarez M/M Remidius Ojong M/M Reynaldo Ysip M/M Arthur Datangel Ms Sheila Kelleher Ms. Myrna Orais M/M Kevin Zeidan M/M Bartley Davey Ms. Susan Keller M/M Thomas Parini M/M Carlos P Zidek Ms. Alicia De Jesus Ms. Cynthia G. Kelly M/M Jeffrey Pasquini M/M Nicholas Delgado Ms Marcail Kennedy M/M Marc Pasquini M/M Anthony Devincenzi Mrs. Niamh Kenny M/M Michael Patricio Thank You! Ms. Debby Diaz M/M Douglas Kilroy Mrs. Alma Perez Mark Your Calendar! ALTAR SOCIETY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Sunday October 3, 9:30 am Mass Our Altar Society consists of three groups of parish vol- Celebration of Feast of Saint Francis - unteers, who meet Fridays after the 8:00 a.m. Mass to Patron Saint of Animals wash the altar linens/towels, help keep our church clean and enhance the church environment. The groups rotate • Back to our Parish Traditions after the duties on a monthly basis; thus each group is sched- a Year off due to Covid! uled 4 months a year. We need two more volunteers for Group 1 (January, • Bring your pets and come join us April, July and October), We have not met during the for Mass outdoors celebrating the pandemic but have continued with the care of the linens Feast of St. Francis and have your and towels. It only takes about an hour, or less, to com- pets blessed. plete our tasks. If you have any questions, please con- tact Joan Leehane @ 415-606-4581 or e-mail • Stick around after Mass for some food, drink and fun at Donworth [email protected].

Hall. Thank you for your willingness to serve our parish.

Faith Formation Program JOIN OUR ST. STEPHEN CHOIR Registration Now Open!

Please consider joining our St. Faith Formation is a religious Stephen Choir! The only re- education program for students quirements are that you love to who attend non-Catholic sing, and desire to learn music schools, from 1st to 8th grades. We prepare children for and vocal techniques (no experience is necessary). As a First Holy Communion and Confirmation. The program member you support our parishioners, enhance the Litur- begins in mid-September and ends in May. We meet on gy and form new friendships. Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. at the parish office

The choir season begins on September 5th and ends at building. Register online or contact Mary Molly in the the beginning of June 2022. Practices are held on parish office, phone: 415.681.2444 x4 or email: Thursday evenings from 7:00pm – 8:00pm in the Mari- [email protected]. an Room. The choir sings mostly at the 9:30am Mass, https://saintstephensf.org/childrens-faith-formation.php and once per month at the 11:30am Mass. Contact our Choir Director Fredrick Schaefer at his email: [email protected] “This is the very perfection of man: To find out his own imperfections.” St Augustine of Hippo GOT FAITH?

Is there someone in your life who is wondering what the VOLUNTEER TEACHERS NEEDED Catholic faith is all about, or is thinking about becoming a Catholic? Perhaps that someone just needs a little push We are looking for volunteers to help teach Faith For- from you to embark on this faith searching journey. mation on Monday afternoons. No previous experience The RCIA Program - the Rite of Christian Initiation of required, just a love of your Catholic Faith and willing- Adults - welcomes anyone who is interested in learning ness to work with students. Lessons provided and train- more about the Catholic faith or would like to receive ing available. Contact Mary Molly in the parish office to the sacraments of Baptism, First Holy Communion and find out more info. Confirmation. The program will begin in late Septem- ber. Participants will receive the sacraments of initiation COFFEE & DONUT SUNDAYS during the Easter Vigil in April 2022. For more infor- Calling all Hospitality Sunday volunteers! mation please contact Mary Molly Mullaney, phone: A sign-up form is available for your pre- 415.681.2444 x4 or email: ferred dates. [email protected]. For more information, please call Mary https://saintstephensf.org/becoming-catholic.php Molly Mullaney at 415-681-2444 x4.

Our 20,000 Square Foot Parish Center is Available to Rent for Special Occasions

For more information, call Shay Ingelfinger at 415 681-2444 ext.7 or email don- [email protected] for information regarding the hourly rate available for our parishioners. Our is website —— www.sfeventcenter.org ST STEPHEN PARISH 2021-2022 PASTORAL STAFF

Rev. Michael Liliedahl ORGANIZATION/MINISTRY CONTACT PERSON Pastor, ext.1 [email protected] • Altar Servers Giovanna Hrvatin

Fr. Cameron Faller • Altar Society Joan Leehane Priest in Residence, SFSU Chaplain • Bridge Group Virginia Stefanelli Rev. Mr. Manuel “Olet” Abad • Caritas Nellie Hizon Permanent Deacon

Mrs. Sharon McCarthy Allen • Church Hospitality Mary Molly Mullane Principal • Communion Ministers Mary Molly Mullaney

Carol P Cagalingan • Faith Formation Mary Molly Mullaney Parish Manager, ext. 3 • Fifty Plus Club Helga D’Arcy [email protected] • Finance Council Laura Birsinger Mary Molly Mullaney Faith Formation Coordinator, ext. 4 • Front Ofc Lead Volunteer Fely Boquiren [email protected] • Grief Support Clergy Shay Ingelfinger • Lectors Mary Molly Mullaney Event Center Coordinator, ext.7 [email protected] • Liturgy Committee Fr. Michael Liliedahl

Teresa Devincenzi • Marriage Preparation Clergy Bookkeeper, ext.5 • Men’s Club Ryan Gille [email protected]

Marty Murphy Fredrick Schaefer Music/Choir Director, ext 8 • Parish Council Vicky Francisco [email protected] • RCIA Mary Molly Mullaney

Ed Prete • St. Stephen Book Club Mary Molly Mullaney Bulletin Editor, ext. 6 [email protected] • St. Vincent de Paul Julie O’Callaghan

• Ushers Jim Scheg Daniel Ho A. Haryasyah Sexton • Women’s Guild Aimee Meehan (Church Environment, Sound & Lighting) Shawna Stecher

Our warmest welcome to all who celebrate with us! You can sign up or update your information by completing this form & placing it in the collection basket, by mailing it to the Parish Office, by phone at 415-681-2444 or at www.saintstephensf.org

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