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Office Hours
Monday—Friday 9:00am—5:00pm
CLERGY
Fr. Gregory P. Adolf -Pastor [email protected] Fr. Rob Neske-Associate-Pastor [email protected] Fr. Ramonito Celestial- Associate Pastor [email protected] Deacon Mike Denton [email protected] Deacon John Klein [email protected] Deacon Joe Kushner [email protected] Deacon Bill Polakowski [email protected] Deacon Lauro Teran [email protected]
MINISTRY
Sr. Joellen Kohlmann Director Religious Education [email protected] Rita Thompson Adult Christian Initiation [email protected] Rebecca Williams Music Director [email protected] Deacon Bill Polakowski Youth Ministry, Life Teen, Edge [email protected] Genevieve Rivera Social Media Coordinator [email protected]
STAFF
Kate Callender Business Manager [email protected] Lupita Terán Executive Assistant [email protected] Dolores Bustamante Administrative Assistant [email protected] Rosie Bernal [email protected] Office Assistant Ben Horner Maintenance Technician Michael Prostka Maintenance Technician Mark Williams Groundskeeper
MASS TIMES
SUNDAY 8:00am,10:00am
12:00pm (Spanish) 5:00pm-Life Teen
Monday- Friday Daily Mass
9:00am & 12:05pm
Saturday 9:00am & Vigil at 5:00 pm
(The 5pm Vigil Mass remains to follow social
distancing protocols)
LIVESTREAMING MASS
Monday to Saturday 9am
Sunday 10am & 12pm GOOD SHEPHERD MISSION (Route 82, west of Mustang Corners) Saturday-6:30pm Vigil Mass Confession: Before Mass
CLASSES Adult Christian Initiation
Rita Thompson If you are interested in learning
more about our Catholic Faith and/or becoming a Catholic, call the
Parish Office.
Religious Education Sr. Joellen Kohlmann
Faith formation prepares students Pre-K-12 for the Sacraments of
Reconciliation, 1st Holy Communion and Confirmation. This is a
comprehensive program in which students will continue to learn
about our practices and beliefs as Roman Catholics.
Teen Sacraments Deacon Bill Polakowski
If your teenager is in need of Confirmation or another Sacrament,
contact the Parish Office.
SACRAMENTAL PROGRAMS Monday - Saturday morning
30 minutes before ALL MASSES Saturday from 8:15 - 8:55am 3:30 - 4:55pm Sunday from 7:30 - 7:55am 4:30 - 4:55pm
Or anytime by appointment.
Baptism Parents requesting baptism for their children are required to: Pre-register at the Parish Office. Bring a copy of the child’s birth certificate. Parents and Godparents are required to attend one baptism prep class. Held on the first Tuesday of the of the month in English, last Tuesday of the month in Spanish.
Marriage Please make arrangements at the
Parish Office six months in advance.
Anointing of the Sick: 1st Friday of each month after the 9:00am and 12:05pm Masses or as needed by calling the Parish Office.
LIBRARY HOURS
Tuesday 10:00am -12:00pm Thursday 10:00am - 12:00pm
St. Andrew the Apostle Roman Catholic Church 800 Taylor Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 Phone (520) 458-2925 Fax (520) 452-0235—www.standrewsv.org
“I will make you fishers of men”
Welcome to St. Andrew the Apostle Parish BULLETIN ARTICLE DEADLINE
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Parish Office before noon on Tuesday.
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MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITY You may memorialize a loved one
in our Prayer Garden by purchasing a brick and having it engraved
with their name. The cost is only $200, and it will be placed in our beautiful
Prayer Garden. Call Kate at the Parish Office for more information at 458-2925.
Read the bulletin online @ www.standrewsv.org
Please join us for Bible Study each week in Madonna Hall Come and learn with us!
Tuesday mornings: 9:45-11:00 a.m. Wednesday evenings: 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Please visit our website, www.standrewsv.org/and
go to the “resources” tab and select “On-line giving”. It’s easy, fast and secure.
With open hearts we welcome all who have come to the house of the Lord. If you are new to the parish, please take time to stop by the office and register. Once registered, this implies that you will participate with our faith community at Sunday Liturgy and return to the Lord by sharing your time, talent, and treasure with His Church.
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DID YOU KNOW….. that one of the ‘signature features’ of St. Andrew’s are the bells sounding from the ‘Ave Maria Tower’? The bells sounding from a Catholic church are an invitation to ‘sanctify the hours’ of the day, that is, to live with a prayerful remembrance of God and the things of God, and to reflect that each time we hear the bells, we are one hour closer to eternity. Many folks living in the neighborhood of the church have shared with us how much they enjoy the pealing of the bells heard at different times of the day, and with season hymns played on the bells. In fact, several have told us that the bells sounding from St. Andrew’s Church are one of the things that attracted them to this neighborhood, reminding them of their childhood homes back East or in Europe! The bells peal five minutes before each Mass, as an invitation to unite – at least in prayer – with those going to Mass; the tolling bell is rung at the conclusion of a Funeral Mass, as the casket/cremains leave the church; ‘joy bells’ are pealed as a new bride and groom leave the church, and a hymn is usually played on the bells at the conclusion of Sunday Masses, as well as during Processions! At 3:00 every afternoon, the bells peal for the ‘Hour of Great Mercy’ and invite us to pray the simple prayer: “JESUS, I trust in You!” But the most important message of the bells is the Angelus, which, of course, is rung at Noon and at 6:00 PM (We omit the 6:00 AM ringing of the Angelus, out of consideration of our non-Catholic neighbors!) The Angelus prayer is a beautiful salutation to the Incarnation, and it is wonderful that more and more of our parishioners are returning to (or learning for the first time) this beautiful devotion in order to ‘sanctify the hours’ of the day! Did you know that Edgar Allan Poe, the 19th Century American writer, who inquiring about the meaning of the bells sounding from a nearby Catholic church each day, penned a beautiful poem entitled, “Hymn of the Angelus” “At morn, at noon, at twilight dim, Maria, thou hast heard my hymn! In joy and woe, in good and ill, Mother of God, be with me still. When the hours flew brightly by, And not a cloud obscured the sky, My soul, lest it should truant be, Thy grace did guide to Thine and thee. Now, when the storms of fate o’ercast Darkly my present and my past, Let my future radiant shine With sweet hopes of thee and Thine.” If you would like to know more (or re-learn) about the Angelus, copies are available at the entrances of the church and in the Parish Office!
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Our Joan Martin reports that the earthquake which struck Haiti this past weekend, while devastating the epi-center, west of the Capital of Port-aux-Prince, did no significant damage in the area of our sister-parish, Mole St-Nicolas, located in the NW part of Haiti. While there were tsunami warnings, there was no incident in Mole St-Nicolas. Tropical storm “Fred” two weeks ago brought heavy rain, but again, no damage in the Parish. They are anxiously awaiting the development and trajectory of hurricane “Grace”. Poor Haiti – please pray for the people of this impoverished nation and our fellow believers in our sister-parish!
PRAYER FOR THE CANONIZATION OF PADRE KINO
Almighty and merciful Father, Lord of the Nations, You inspired your servant, Eusebio Francisco Kino, with a love for the Peoples of the Americas, and filled him with selfless zeal for the Gospel. Your love for the desert Peoples of the Americas came to life in him, forming him into a bridge-builder between peoples and cultures – a prophet of justice in service to their lives and dignity. We thank You for the heavenly favors bestowed upon him in his lifetime of service. Inspired by his example, and, we ask that You open our hearts to continue his legacy of peace and loving service today. We hope in his intercession before Your heavenly throne, and we beg You to grant the petitions we now bring before You. . . Also, if it be in accord with Your will, we ask, too, that the holiness of his life may result in a declaration of sainthood, so that his example might inspire peace, understanding and justice around the world. We ask this through Christ our Lord, for the greater glory of Your Name. Amen.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: 1 Thes 1:1-5, 8b-10; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Mt 23:13-22
Tuesday: Rv 21:9b-14; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Jn 1:45-51
Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9-13; Ps 139:7-12ab; Mt 23:27-32
Thursday: 1 Thes 3:7-13; Ps 90:3-5a, 12-14, 17;Mt 24:42-51
Friday: 1 Thes 4:1-8; Ps 97:1, 2b, 5-6, 10-12; Mt 25:1-13
Saturday: 1 Thes 4:9-11; Ps 98:1, 7-9; Mt 25:14-30
Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8; Ps 15:2-5; Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27;
Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23
STEWARDSHIP CORNER
St. Andrew’s: $13,499
Good Shepherd Mission: $124
Haiti’s new gifts for the week: $1,150
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
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Saturday, August 21st
9:00AM +Sam, +Don & +Maria Wolf Wolf Family +Daniel Paul Crespin Raymond & Frances Trujillo 5:00PM +Mario Lopez Friend +John & Celia Tomko Jim & Tuy Tomko 6:30PM +All Souls in Purgatory Wolf Family +Nguyen Le Nha Friend Sunday, August 22nd 8:00AM +Eugene Borbas Merlyn Borbas +Corky Stueve Conroy Family 10:00AM Robert Leon Leon Family Simon Elias Leon Family Incha Mapes Rita Thompson 12:00AM +Ana Alicia Montaño Durazo Family +Carlos Corona Mom Grupo de Oración Guadalupana 6to. Aniversario 5:00PM The Communities of St. Andrew and Good Shepherd Mission Monday, August 23rd 9:00AM +James O’Donogue Family +Lois M. Carruthers John & Pat Lloyd 12:05PM +Shannon Hitchcock Rosemary McGill +Brent Godfrey Miguel Vilchis I Tuesday, August 24th 9:00AM +Rita Desgrossillier Charles Desgrossillier +Mackey & O’Connor Families Gert Mackey 12:05PM +All souls in Purgatory Fran Hebnes +Norman “Woody” Woodbury Dcn George & Martha Wednesday, August 25th
9:00AM +Chris Jones Friend David Santor Pauline & Tom Fredericks 12:05PM +Francisco Felix Family Sandy Kelley Alarilla Family Thursday, August 26th 9:00AM Sandra & Patrick Robertson Family Denisse Corona Ramey Family 12:05PM +Norman Woodbury Tammy Debarry Patricia & Victor Ortiz Lucy & Robert Leon Friday, August 27th 9:00AM +Vo Duy Thanh Family +Leonor Chavez Pauline & Tom Fredericks 12:05PM +Blanca Esthela Obeso Dcn Lauro & Lupita John Malarchik Imelda Castillo Saturday, August 28th
9:00AM +Charlotte Ann Cruz 1st Anniversary Brian Barley Birthday 5:00PM The Communities of St. Andrew and Good Shepherd Mission 6:30PM +All babies Souls Friend +Mike Hayhurst Bette Mroz Sunday, August 29th 8:00AM +Henry & + Virginia Conroy Conroy Family +Norman Woodbury Tammy Debarry 10:00AM +Ventura & +Apolonia Flores Daughter +Richard Daniels Mike & Kathy Cammack +Richard Cameron Dolores Cameron 12:00AM +Carlos Corona Mom +Alfredo Diaz Dcn Lauro & Lupita 5:00PM +Vo Duy Thanh Family Gene Carpentier Ladies of St. Andrews
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Rose of Lima Tuesday: St. Bartholomew Wednesday: St. Louis; St. Joseph Calasanz Friday: St. Monica Saturday: St. Augustine
CATHOLIC QUIZ : This week’s Question: “What is a ‘Chancel’?” The answer to last week’s Question: “What are the ‘Steps’ to the altar?” The sanctuary of the church (the altar area) is approached by a series of steps, symbolic of the ascent to Christ. The altar platform is spiritually understood to be a ‘mountain top’ – recalling Mount Sinai, Mount Carmel, Mount Tabor, the Mount of Olives, and, of course, Calvary. The Latin word for “steps” – ‘graduales’ – from which we get the English words, ‘gradual’, ‘graduation’, ‘grade’ – gave their name to the Psalm verses sung between the Epistle and the Gospel, as the Deacon or Priest ‘ascended’ the steps of the altar to proclaim the Gospel, hence in the Missal: ‘the Gradual’. (The number of steps is not fixed in liturgical law, but it is usually no less than three – the three altar steps at St. Andrew’s are marked with the words “Santos, Santos, Santos” – “Holy, Holy, Holy”.) If you would like to be as smart as the “Quiz Master” — pick up a copy of the Catholic Source Book, available in he Parish Office for only $20!)
SOUL FOOD:
“How can you expect God to speak in that gentle and inward Voice which penetrates the soul, when you
are making so much noise with your rapid reflections? Be silent, and God will speak again.”
- Archbishop Francois Fenelon (1651 – 1715)
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Year of St. Joseph: Example to Parents
December 8, 2020—December 8, 2021
“Joseph is an example to parents, whose sacred call is not only to join God in bringing into existence the children that, without you, would not be. The sacred call is also to endow your children with what is most true and most beautiful. The call is to invest in your children without expectation of return – to give recklessly, with only the hope that your children will become who they are call to become.
Saint Joseph, guide all parents into the way of love by which they can endow their children with what is best, most beautiful, and true. Pray that they may be freed from the temptation to expect a return on their investment, other than to see their children exceed us in grace.
Model of Faith:Reflections on the Litany of Saint Joseph by Leonard J. DeLorenzo pg.75.
There WILL NOT be Bible Study on Tuesday, August 24
and August 31 & Wednesday, August 25.
The Group will resume on Wednesday September 1st in the evening.
Sacristan Needed
We are in need of a permanent Sacristan for the Saturday, 9:00am weekly Mass.
If you feel you are called to serve the Lord as a Sacristan, please call the office during
regular business hours at (458-2925), and let us know.
We will be happy to train you!
Please check your emails and return your renewed Affirmation to Lupita at the office as soon as possible. If you have changed your email address, please call the office, and let us know. If you are no longer a volunteer in any ministry (regardless of COVID) please also call the office or send us an e-mail letting us know so we can maintain an updated list. Thank you to all of those who have already done so.
IT’S TIME … to sign up for Faith Formation classes! Classes begin September 7th and we look forward to seeing many students return to in-class participation. Registration forms are available in the Church entry, at the Front Office, or on-line. SCHEDULE: Ages 3-6: CGS: Sundays 8:15 - 9:30 a.m. or 11:20 a.m. - 12:40 pm OR Thursday 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Grade 2 First Communion: Wednesdays 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. OR
Thursdays 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. Grades 3 – 4 – 5: Sundays from 8:15 – 9:30 a.m. Grades 6 – 7 – 8: Tuesdays from 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. followed by EDGE 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
Family sessions for older students for Sacraments of Baptism, First Reconciliation and First Communion: Sundays 8:15-9:30 a.m.
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Are you interested in learning about the Catholic faith?
St. Andrews will soon begin a new journey in faith to share the richness of the Catholic Church through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) process. The RCIA sessions will begin Thursday, September 2nd, and will meet every Thursday evening from 6:30 –8:00 p.m. in Madonna Hall.
Please e-mail Rita at [email protected] if you have any questions or would like further information.
Save the Date for the PARISH PICNIC, Ministry Fair & a Celebration to honor
our New Deacons!!
Sunday, September 12, 2021
2021-2022
The Ladies of St. Andrew need your donations! Are you cleaning out your garage? Moving? Down-sizing? The Ladies are already hard at work and ready for your treasures.
Kitchen and household items, dishes, glasses, towels, linens/blankets, small working appliances, knick knacks, paintings, office supplies, Christmas decorations, toys, games, puzzles etc. How about yard and garden items? Outdoor furniture, lawn mowers and other equipment such as rakes, shovels, flower pots, tools. Household small furniture, lamps, fans, end tables, bookcases, baskets, books, craft items and anything else you would like to donate!
We are unable to accept the following: clothing, computers or related items, TV’s or VCR’s, and phones or related items. Clean and working order items would be very much appreciated. Please bring donations to the Parish Office (458-7925) or the Shed during working hours (Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm). Please call ahead if you have large items or a large amount to donate.
Questions, call Bazaar Co Chairs: Dottie Pearce 520-227-8784
Imelda Castillo 520-459-8965
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The Diocese of Tucson English Cursillo Movement Welcomes all Cursillistas and fellow Parishioners
to join us in a
Saturday, August 28th, 2021
St. Anthony of Padua’s Parish Community Center
150 N. Drylake St Casa Grande, AZ 85122
10 AM to Noon Refreshments will follow—Please bring your
favorite side dish to share! For more information, please contact
fellow Parishioners: Alex Mejia (520) 424-1748 or
Ron Rodriguez (520) 483-9070
Zoom Address: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88578474338?
pwd=aFpjMGVqaFp5d21rbERqMzgrTWYwQT09
P.S.A.L.M. Home School Group (Pupils of St. Andrew and Lady of the Mountains)
2021 School Year Kick-off
Calling all Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca Catholic Homeschool Families!
On Friday, September 3rd, please join us for Mass at 9:00 AM at St. Andrew the Apostle
followed by fun at Soldier’s Creek Park (off of North Garden Ave).
We plan to gather for monthly First Friday Masses at 9 or Noon followed by fun at a park or another planned activity. We also
hope to go on quarterly field trips on 3rd Fridays, with our first trip in October. Come on out on the 3rd and learn more!
Contact person: Kara Tollefson, [email protected]
Note: Immediately Following the First Friday 9 AM Mass is a Benediction and anointing of the sick. You may stay or leave immediately
following the Concluding Rites of Mass.
A ministry for Millennial aged adults (currently in their 20s and 30s) who desire to worship, serve, and socialize with their Catholic peers. Examples of activities include regular hiking excursions; community clean up projects; field trips to churches and missions within the Tucson Diocese; local dining; and virtual events.
Please call or text Vienna Baker at (520) 559-9400 for more information and ask about joining the notification list.
AL-ANON meetings Thursdays, Noon– 1:00pm
Madonna Hall, Room 5
“Where two or three are gathered together in My name, there am I in the midst of them.” Matthew 18:20
Join us every Tuesday, at 3:00 pm, in St. Andrew to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet, The Seven Sorrows Rosary, the Golden Arrow and the Memorare of St. Joseph Prayer. All prayer cards are provided including a Seven Sorrows Rosary.
“Private prayer is like straw scattered here and there: If you set it on fire, it makes a lot of little flames. But gather these straws into a bundle and light them, and you get a mighty fire, rising like a column into the sky; public prayer is like that.”
--Saint John Vianney
The Legion of Mary is turning 100 years old! On September 5th, as a way to celebrate this anniversary,
the Legion of Mary will lead a decade of the Joyful Mysteries before each Mass. Following the 8 and 10 am Masses,
the Legion of Mary will host a celebration at the Kiosk. Please stop by and celebrate with the Legion of Mary!
On Tuesday, September 7th, the actual day of the 100th Anniversary, the Legion of Mary will pray the Rosary before the 9am Mass,
starting at 8:30am. Everyone is welcome!
Fun Facts: The first meeting of the Legion of Mary took place in MyraHouse, Francis Street, Dublin, Ireland, on September 7th, 1921. The Legion of Mary is the largest lay apostolate in the Catholic Church, with well over three million active members in almost every country of the world. Membership is open to men and women, married or single. Its two-fold purpose is sanctifying its members and advancing the reign of Christ through Our Lady.
For more information on the Legion of Mary, contact Esther Suarez at 520 668 1995.
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Youth Choir Rehearsals Have Begun!
WHEN: Wednesdays from 5:00 to 6:30 pm. WHERE: In the Choir Room (just behind the church choir area). WHO: All school aged students. WHY: It’s fun! We learn lots! Come join us and sing, ring chimes, play percussion instruments and lead the music at 10 o’clock mass one Sunday each month during the school year.
Questions? Call Rebecca at 520.234.0888
Come join the fun!
Are You Called to Carmel?
We in the Mary, Queen and Beauty of Carmel Discalced Carmelite Secular Community invite you to “come and see.” We meet the second Saturday of the month at St. Andrew’s from 9:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. We attend Mass and observe a half hour of silent prayer and adoration; we pray the Liturgy of the Hours and participate in Lectio Divina; we discuss topics related to our Carmelite vocation; we listen to a conference; we have lunch; and we attend a class. We study the works of St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross, St. Therese of Lisieux, St. Elizabeth of the Trinity, and other Carmelite writers. We also hold a yearly retreat. Under the protection of Mary, Queen and Beauty of Carmel, we grow in our vocation to be love in the heart of the Church.
For more information, please contact, Nancy Goldcamp at 458-3923.
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Women of St. Andrew’s, Our Lady of the Mountains, and surrounding parishes, join us for prayer and fellowship, at our Blessed Is She Women’s Group on the first Saturday of every month at 10 a.m. in Madonna Hall. We invite women of all ages and stages of life to gather for prayer, study materials and reflection, and building sisterhood.
Sign up to receive texts from us via Flocknote by texting StAndrewSV to #84576 and choosing the “Women’s Group.”
Third World Handarts has just received a ship-
2021 Poster Contest – Tucson for the Annual Arizona Rosary Celebration at
St. Augustine Cathedral Parish on Saturday, October 16, 2021
This Year We Honor Mary Under Her Title Our Lady of Sorrows
To prepare for this celebration, students from our Catholic schools, religious education programs, and home school programs are invited and encouraged to submit a poster depicting “Our Lady of Sorrows Consoling My Family.” Youth ministers from around the Diocese of Tucson will select two winners from each grade level. Winners and their immediate family will be invited to a Pizza Party with Bishop Weisenburger of Tucson. Open to: Kindergarten through 8th grade students Theme: “Our Lady of Sorrows Consoling My Family” Artwork: To be done freehand by the student Materials: 8 x 11 inch paper with design on the front of the poster ONLY Any craft ideas are welcomed; however, please keep in mind the durability of any attached items (such as glued on beads, etc.). Mail or Bring Posters to Diocese of Tucson, c/o Samuel Kiser, 192 South Stone Avenue, Tucson, Arizona 85701 OR you may return it to the Parish Office OR the Knights of Columbus OR drop off posters at St. Augustine Cathedral Parish on the day of the Arizona Rosary Celebration. A designated area will be marked. Deadline: Saturday, October 16, 2021 Please place the following information on the bottom, right hand corner of the BACK of the poster: School/Parish and City, Student’s First and Last Name, Grade, Parent’s First and Last Name, Email and Cellphone Number For information regarding the poster contest, please contact: Samuel Kiser via telephone 520.838.2507 or email [email protected] Once submitted, posters become the proper-ty of the Arizona Rosary Celebration.
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The Arizona Rosary Celebration
Blessing Procession Participants Wanted
Join together on October 16, 2021 as the Arizona Rosary Celebration celebrates its 46th year state wide and 11th year in
the Diocese of Tucson. The event will be held at Saint Augustine Cathedral, 192 South Stone Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701 from
10:00 a.m. until 12:15 p.m. Groups wishing to participate in the Blessing Procession need to submit the form found on the web-site (email the form to [email protected]) or by contacting Bill
McEwen at (520) 579-0779. For more information, contact Karen McEwen at [email protected] or (520) 870-5122.
MINISTRY DIRECTORY
Adoration: Lydia Corral 236-5261 Adult Christian Initiation: Rita Thompson 458-2925 Altar Servers: Sr. Joellen 458-2925 Altar Society: Dorothy Briggs 378-4901 AL-ANON: Joan B. 378-0209 Alcoholics Anonymous: Doug M. 270-6485 American Heritage Girls: Kara Tollefson 845-270-2292 Annulments: Deacon Jhon Klein 458-2925 Audio/Visual: Victor Martinez 220-0279 Bereavement Group: Ann Dickson 458-2925 Building Committee: Maryann Hockstad 456-5555 Bulletin: Rosie Bernal 458-2925 Carmelite Community: Nancy Goldcamp 458-3923 Charismatic Prayer Group: Phil O’Brien 459-0669 Cursillo: Tony Moreno 249-8781 Detention Ministry: Lupita Terán 458-2925 Dir. Religious Educ. Sr. Joellen Kohlmann 236-4998 Eucharistic Ministers: Fr. Rob Neske 458-2925 Familia del Santo Rosario: Concepción Romero 236-0356 Fil-Am Club: Dorothy Carampatan 227-9471 Finance/Parish Council: Linda Klein 266-0188 Funeral Reception: Bea Reese 458-3962 Gift Shop: Lupita Terán 458-2925 Hijos de Maria: Patricia Ortega 940-273-4330 Home/Hospital Euch. Ministry: D. Bustamante 458-2925 Hospitality Ministers: Bob Oates 378-1255 Kino Hall: Maryann Hockstad 456-5555 Knights of Columbus: Bryant Sayers 456-7172 Ladies of St. Andrew: Fran Cassidy 803-0298 Lectors: Frances Lal 236-3015 Legion of Mary: Esther Suarez 668-1995 Legion of Mary (Spanish) Maria Snyder 678-4459 Library: Katiri Neske 335-6485 Life Teen Choir: Ron Rivera 266-3125 Men’s Prayer Group: Steve Conroy 266-0558 Millennials Ministry: Vienna Baker 559-9400 Ministry Schedule: Hector & Perlie Natal 456-0272 Moms of Mercy: Elizabeth Dicky 227-3983 Music Director: Rebecca Williams 234-0888 Marriage Prep: Deacon Michael Denton 458-2925 Narcotics Anonymous: Scott or Heather 249-7289 Perpetual H.A. Prayer Group: Rexie DeVries 378-0230 Pack 464: Beth Kelley 456-6241 Parish Nurse: Kyle White 456-7330 Precious Blood Prayer Group: R. Arvizu 241-2239 Prayer Line: Office Staff 458-2925 Quinceañeras: Lupita Terán 458-2925 Rosary Making Group: Maria Evans 458-2925 Social Concerns: Linda Klein 803-0956 Social Media Coordinator: Genevieve Rivera 458-2925 St. Joseph’s Youth Camp: Imelda Castillo 459-8965 St. Paul’s Street Evangelization, Ed Graveline 678-0897 St. Vincent de Paul Society: Pauline Fredericks 234-5788 St. Vincent Food Bank: Stan Garner 458-0500 Troop 464: Eric Lyle 227-8009 VICaP: Bob Oates 378-1255 Youth Ministry: Deacon Bill Polakowski 266-9393 Youth Choir: Rebecca Williams 234-0888 Web Ministry: Robert Benton 458-2925 Wedding Coordinator: Ann Lund 227-3179
A. Norma Alaniz, Luis A. Amaya, John Amarillas, Armando Asahan Jr., Alfred Arellaga, Samantha Aguilar, James R. Andersen, Erik P. Arellano
B. Mattua Bright, Matthew Benton, Anthony Benson, Sahib Buksh, Spencer Barnett, Aaron Beckman, Mark Bennett, Tim Boss, Elizabeth Bustamante
C. Anthony M. Calabrese, Andrew Calbick, Ian Callender, Nick Callender, Cody Carey, Ruth Cruz, Victor J. Carreras, Christopher Casas, Luis Castro, Nicole Chevalier, Brian Cline, Michael Collins, Francisco Contreras
D. Stephen Daniels, Francisco Dorame, Josh Diringer, Dan Duarte, Jr., Carmichael Dumlao, James Diaz, Nichole Diaz, Nathan Jr. Diaz
E. Edward T. England F. Michael Foster, Angel Felix, Matthew Farkas, Jordan
Francis, Joe Flores, Richard Farley, Michael Fletcher, Iann Flores
G. Joseph Guerrero, Benjamin Graveline, Alex Guerrero, Barry Garman, Emilio Gonzalez, Brian Greszler, James Gilbertson, Johnny Garcia
H. Jose Hernandez, Thomas Herrera, Adam Hilbert I. Jearmy Ireland J. Denise Johnson, Tony Jefferson K. Ruth Kelly, Coleman Kjolsrud, John M. Kostur L. Sergio S. Lopez, Forrest Lapp, Richard Lara,
Brendan Libby, Mark Lesak, Miguel A. Lopez, Michael Langness, Garrett Lehr, Cody Lowell
M. Norbert R. Mendiola, Frank Martinez, Anita Lee Mann, Christine McDonald, Ramon Machado, Emiliano Martinez, Sean Malarchik, Michael J. Manning, David Munoz Jr.
N. Brianna Nevitt, David J. Nevitt, Adrian Nuñez O. Charmayne Ortega, Pablo Otero, Maximiliano Olivas P. Tasi Peraza, Kelsey Pasinato, Steven Perry, Donald
Paul, Christopher Perry, Carmen Paglio, Jonathan Perry, Dakota Pierce
Q. Eduardo Quiroz, Zach Quintana R. Antonio Razo, Tashawnna Reddick, Felix Rivera,
Brian & Neil Rice, Jesús Renteria, Jamey Roy, Bryan Rego, Tyler Ruiz
S. Trevor Sheffield, , Clifford Souza, Andres Silva, Jose Maria Soto, James Serna, Madison Street, Brendon Street, Ryan Santos, Brian Stansbury, Charles Stokes, Mario Manuel Saenz, Adam Stewart, Nicole Stengel, Corey Stengel, Esty Serino
T. Avery Teas V. Adrian R. Villicana, Charles Kevin Vance, Gianne
Carlo Vance, Nicholas Valdez W. Rex Walters Sr., Eric Walter, Alex Watson, Rob
White, Mike & Glen Warren, William Whitley, Steven Wilson
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