MISSION STATEMENT

St. Paul Catholic Community builds disciples, grows our faith and serves

others in Christ’s name.

MASS SCHEDULE

Daily:

Monday - Saturday 8:30 AM (Rosary held after Mass)

Saturday Vigil:

4:00 PM, 5:30 PM, 7:00 PM (En Español)

Sunday

7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM 12:30 PM

Sacrament of Penance

Saturday 2:30 - 3:30 PM (or by appointment)

Parochial Administrator

Rev. Mark Wajda

Parochial Vicar

Rev. Mark Librizzi

Hispanic Ministry

Rev. Gianni Agostinelli

Deacons

Michael McGinnity Michael Balchus

Parish Office Hours

Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

www.ccstpaul.com

email: info@ccstpaul.com

MATTHEW 21: 1-11

Collection for 4/2/17 will appear in next week’s bulletin. On-Line January $15,851.28

On-Line February $15,535.09

This Week’s Collection: Ten For Today

Next Week’s Collection: Easter Sunday

Questions of the Week Question for Youth: How do you make sacrifices for the good of others? Question for Adults: Today begins the holiest week of the year. It is a once-a-year opportunity to

really reflect on Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. How will you enter into this experience? How will you be open to how

you might be changed?

Our Catholic Appeal for 2017 is

underway. Our par ish goal this year is $254,244.

Collected/Pledged to Date: $157,840.

Thank you for your support!

Please visit www.cfocf.org/oca to learn more.

April 9 Palm Sunday /Passion of the Lord Regular Mass Times April 13 Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper: 7:00 pm Altar of Repose: 8:00 pm – Midnight April 14 Good Friday Veneration of the Cross: 3:00 pm 6:00 pm - Stations of the Cross / Church Inside 6:30—8:00 pm—Confessions April 15 Blessing of Easter Foods: Noon Easter Vigil Mass: 8:00 pm April 16 Easter Sunday: Outside Masses: 6:30, 9, 11 am & 12:30 pm Masses inside with incense: 7, 9, 11 am & 12:30 pm

Embracing the cross of Jesus leads to everlasting life. The cross of shame in Jesus’ time has become for us the

sign of victory over sin and death. Through his perfect sac-rifice of love on the cross, Jesus won forgiveness for our sins and defeated the power of sin and evil. By so doing, Jesus transformed the cross from an instrument of death

into the tree of life and source of our salvation.

Sunday, April 9—Palm Sunday

Reading: Procession with Palms: Matthew 21:1-11

Mass: Isaiah 50:4-7/Philippians 2:6-11/

Matthew 26:14-27:66 Or 27:11-54

7:00 am Mass 9:00 am Mass 9:00 am RCIA / FEC / 215 11:00 am Mass 12:30 pm Mass

Monday, April 10

Readings: Isaiah 42:1-7/John 12:1-11

8:30 am Mass + Rosary / Church 6:00 pm Prayer Meeting / FEC / 215/217 6:00 pm Reconciliation Classes / School Cafeteria Tuesday, April 11

Readings: Isaiah 49:1-6/John 13:21-33,,36-38

8:30 am Mass + Rosary / Church 6:00 pm Vigil Rehearsal / Social Hall 7:00 pm Magna HB Rehearsal / FEC 216 Wednesday, April 12

Readings: Isaiah 50:4-9/Matthew 26:14-25

8:30 am Mass + Rosary + Respect Life Novena / Church 9:30 am Rosary Makers / FEC 220 1:00 pm Social Gathering Group / FEC 215/217 2:15 pm School Student Cantor Rehearsal / FEC 216 6:00 pm Hispanic Prayer Group / FEC 215/217 6:30 pm RCIA / Sr. Ruth / FEC 212/215/217 Thursday, April 13

Readings: Exodus 12:1-8,11-14/1Corinthians 11:23-26/

John 13:1-15

1:30 pm Pastoral Team Meeting –Prayer Group / FEC 215 2:30 pm 11 am Choir Rehearsal / FEC 216 7:00 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper / Church Friday, April 14 Passion of the Lord Readings: Isaiah 52:13-53:12/Hebrews 4:14-16;5:7-9/

John 18:1-19:42

3:00 pm Veneration of the Cross / Church 6:00 pm Stations of the Cross / Church 6:30—8:00 pm—Confessions / Church Saturday, April 15

Readings: Genesis 1:1-2:2 or 1:1,26-31/Genesis 22:1-18/

Exodus 14:15-15:1/Isaiah 54:5-14/Isaiah 55:1-11/ Baruch 3:9-15,32-4:4/Ezekiel 36:16,17,18-28/

Romans 6:3-11/Matthew 28:1-10

8:30 am—11:00 am—Rehearsal for Easter Vigil /HFR/Church Noon—Blessing of the Easter Food / HFR 8:00 pm - Easter Vigil Mass

Sunday, April 16—Easter Sunday

Reading: Acts 10:34,37-43/Colossians 3:1-4 or

1 Corinthians 5:6-8/John 20:1-9 or

Matthew 28:1-10 or Luke 24:13-35

Mass Outside (Pavilion) Mass Church (with incense) 6:30 am 7:00 am

9:00 am 9:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 12:30 pm 12:30 pm

CCW - Acts through its members to support, empower and educate all Catholic women of the parish in spirituality, leadership and service. All women are welcome to join us. Contact: Joan - 352.321.4043 Gathering Group—Social Group –meetings weekly on Wednesdays at 1:00 pm. Contacts: Lucille - 352.323.1853 Paulette - 352.323.1244 Gifted Hands—A knitting ministry established to give comfort to those in nursing homes, hospital and shut-ins. Meetings monthly on the 4th Friday of the month at 1:00 Contact: Gloria—352.410.7113 Rebecca - 352.728.4835 Ladies Auxiliary KOC -All women of the parish are welcome. Meetings held 2nd Sunday of every other month. Contacts: Ellen - 352.315-9626 Geri - 352-728-8726 Respect Life - All are welcome. Meetings: 1st Friday of the month @ 9:30 am. Contacts: Mary Clare - 901.371.7489 Pam - 352.365.2624 Rosary Makers—Spring Schedule every Wednesday at 9:30 am. Contact: Mary - 352.638.2747 Word on Fire– Step Back, Slow Down, Notice Your Life. Contacts: Tony & Patty - 352.460.2271

For Youth & Young Adult activities,

please

refer to Youth Ministry Page

in the bulletin.

St. Paul

Adora!on Chapel

Hours: 5:00 am to

Midnight daily.

To register to

receive an entry code,

please visit our

Parish Office.

Coffee and Donuts will be NOT be

served on Easter Sunday. We will resume the following Sunday.

La Comunidad Católica

de la Parroquia de San Pablo

Sacerdote: P. Gianni Agos!nelli

Santa Misa: sábado a las 7:00 pm

Confesiones: Antes de la Misa

Bau!smos, Bodas y Quinceañeras:

Padre Gianni

(352) 787-9208

Catequesis: lunes-6:00 pm-colegio

Myrta Aviles (352) 787-0126

Coro: Miguel (Maiki) Rodríguez

(352) 630-1192

Grupo de Oración: miércoles-

7pm Salón Social-Raul A. Perez

(352) 217-6568

LAZARUS, Clínica Médica Gratuita:

ubicada en la Misión Católica Hispana San Pedro de

Jesús Maldonado,210 Wonders St., Wildwood.Para Citas

(352) 748-4567 o

(352) 603-9315 (celular)

Cursos de Inglés gratuitos: los martes y jueves,6-7:30 pm en

San Pablo en (Leesburg) y los lunes y miércoles en la Misión

Católica Hispana de San Pedro de Jesús Maldonado, 210

Wonder St., Wildwood. Lilly (352) 638-4559

STEP-UP – Los padres que han recibido las cartas de

aprobación (Awards Le"ers) !enen que registrar los

niños en la escuela, y pagar un mínimo de $50 por cada niño

que se registre.

Los que deseen aplicar por primera vez ya lo pueden hacer.

Nuestro Ministerio Hispano

SPIRITUAL ADOPTION PRAYER (Español)

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Por favor, adopta espiritualmente un bebe no

nacido. Todos los dias, mas de 4,000 bebe's mueren a

causa del aborto. Tienen muy poca proteccion y solo con la

mano de Dios se puede terminar este masacre. La oracion

es el arma mas efec"va para ayudarlos. Por nueve meses

reza esta oracion todos los dias para salvar la vida de un

bebe?

Jesus, Maria Y Jose, los amo mucho. Les suplico que

salven la vida de este bebe no nacido, al que he adoptado

espiritualmente y que se encuentra en peligro de ser

abortado. --Oracion del Arzobispo Fulton J. Sheen

Nombre del bebe adop"vo: ____________________

Fecha de adopcion espiritual: __________________

Por favor ora!

El bebe depende de !.

LA CLINICAS GRATUITAS DE CARIDADES CATÓLICAS DE LA FLORIDA CENTRAL ESTA

BUSCANDO VOLUNTARIOS

Las Clínicas Gratuitas de Caridades Católicas de la Florida Central está buscando voluntarios: MD, PA, RN, OBSTETRICIA, Técnicos de Electrocardiograma, Endocrinólogos, Cirujanos Ortopédicos, Educadores de Salud certificados, Enfermeras Generales y Enfermeras Registradas en cada una de nuestras clínicas. Para obtener más información, póngase en contacto con: Mirta.Aviles@cflcc.org en la Clínica de Salud Gratuita Lazarus en Wildwood, Erin.Burley@cflcc.org de San Lucas y la Clínica Dental en Eustis Kelly.Bender@cflcc.org en Clínica Médica Libre de St. Thomas en St. Cloud.

Grief Support

St. Vincent DePaul Church in Wildwood is

hosting a 6-week program for

Grief Support beginning on

Monday, April 24. The classes will meet

every Monday (for 6 weeks) from 10:00 to 11:30 am. If interested, please

contact Don Valentine @ 352.633.0969.

All lesson material will be ready for participants.

Anointing of the Sick

Anointing of the Sick is the sacrament that is received by those who are ill or

suffering. By the sacred anointing and the prayer of the priest,

the whole Church commends those who are sick to Christ. With this anointing,

the sick person receives the Holy Spirit’s gifts of strength, faith, peace and courage during their

suffering.

This sacrament used to be called Extreme Unction, or Last Rites, since it was an anointing that was given at

the extreme end of our lives. At Vatican II, the Council emphasized that this anointing was for all Catholics in

poor health, elderly or handicapped in any way.

Because the recipient’s sins are forgiven with the anointing, only a priest or bishop may celebrate the

sacrament.

Did you know, if you or a relative have a scheduled operation planned and want the Anointing of the Sick, the best time to approach a priest with your request is after Mass? The priest will then anoint you. With the

busy schedules our priests have, this would help them tremendously and would ensure that you

receive the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

R.C.I.A.

Rite of Christian

Initiation of Adults

Please pray for those who will receive the

Sacraments of Initiation at the Easter Vigil on April 15th:

+ Lenabel Garcia Harold Gomez Juliana Ramia Sophia Ramia

Avery Thornton Ian Thornton

+ Kerrey Thornton

(Profession of Faith) +

Luciano Velez-Caniglia (Baptism)

SAINT PAUL

CATHOLIC

COMMUNITY 1330 SUNSHINE

AVENUE,

LEESBURG, FL

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CELEBRATE

DIVINE

MERCY

SUNDAY ON

April 23, @ 3:00 pm in the Church. We will celebrate our

Lord’s great mercy poured out on his people. Come gather together

before His presence in the Blessed Sacrament, spend time in

adoration and praise, sing the Divine Mercy Chaplet, and draw

close to the Lord.

Create in Me a Clean Heart shows us how

pornography distracts us from our call to

love by objec!fying people and bringing

hurt and pain. However, "no wound is out

of the reach of Christ's redeeming

grace. The Church proclaims the truth

about love, sexuality, and dignity of each

person, and she seeks to provide the Lord's mercy and healing

for those harmed by pornography. (Holy Week is a good !me

to seek Confession and make Acts of Repara!on.) ...For further

resources and help, visit www.usccb.org/cleanheart."

Our next meeting is April 12, @ 9:30 am in Room 220/FEC.

Praying the Rosary daily fulfills Mary's urgent request during each of her six

appearances at Fatima. As she said in her third apparition, "You must recite the

Rosary every day in honor of Our Lady of the Rosary in order to obtain peace for the

world.” Mary's request is as urgent today as it was a hundred years ago.

PRAY THE ROSARY DAILY. If you cannot make rosaries, please consider making a

donation to the Rosary Makers. For more information, call Mary at 638-2747.

Come and join us for fun and fellowship.

We meet on Wednesdays at 1:00 pm in Room #215 / FEC.

We would love to meet you! For more information, please call

Lucille at 352.323.1853 or Carol at 352.638.9179.

Gifted Hands

is a ministry of the parish established to give comfort to

those in nursing homes, hospitals and shut-ins. Gifted Hands meets on the

4th Friday of the month. We are in need of yarn donations.

For more information, please call: Gloria @ 410-7113 or Rebecca @ 728-4835.

The pilgrim statue of Our Lady of Fatima

is available for loan for 1 week intervals for those wanting to

have it in their home. If you are interested, please call Mary Moreau at 352-315-0902.

Volunteer Luncheon PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

I/We DO ___ plan to attend.

Number Attending _____

Name of attendees (please print):

_______________________________

_______________________________

Ministry you are involved in:

_______________________________

_______________________________

I have served in St. Paul’s Parish for

_____________________years.

FR. MARK’S

VOLUNTEER

APPRECIATION

LUNCHEON

Fr. Mark Wajda would like to express a sincere THANK YOU

to each person who has volunteered service to the parish during the year.

Spouses are invited too. Please RSVP on or before April 20 by completing and returning the form

below. Upon receiving your completed form, your name will be added to the Reservation List so that you may

attend. If your form is not returned or your name is not on the list, you may not be admitted...as seating

numbers are necessary. This procedure has worked extremely well the last several years & we are continuing it again this year. You may drop it in the

collection basket, give it to your ministry coordinator, or return it to the parish office.

Date of Event: Sunday, April 30

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St. Paul Thrift Shop

The Food Pantry needs your help for our next Mobile Food Drop on Thursday 4/20. Help needed from 9:00 am –2:30 pm.

We need help with traffic control, registration, bagging and breaking down pallets.

Come and help us help those in need. Information: Call Barbara at 528-321-1119.

News from the Thrift Shop

· As of 3/27/17—$2,653 of merchandise has been donated to the needy by the Thrift Shop. · The loaner closet needs wheelchairs. If you have

one you no longer need please donate to us. · Volunteers are needed! Please contact Rick or Delia

at the Thrift Store: 352.787.3388. New Hours: We will not be open on Sundays / we have extended our Saturday hours. See above.

SAINT PAUL GIFT SHOP For great books and unique gifts

Week of 04/09/2017

· Easter is next week. Get your children’s

books, coloring books, and other items

now. Easter White Books are in too!

· New and restocked Saint Joseph Studio

statues are here. Beautiful statues,

including statues of Mother Mary just in

time for your Mother’s Day shopping.

· All new Police and Firefighter section!

Includes prayer cards, medals, and more.

· New Spirit & Truth stainless steel jewelry.

Pick from rings, necklaces and bracelets.

Many to choose from.

· It is not too early to shop for Confirmation

and First Communion. Come early for your

best selection. Jewelry, crosses, rosaries

and more!

Visit us today!

Store Hours

Tuesday to Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Saturday 3:00 - 7:00 PM

Sunday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Knights of Columbus

Saint Paul Council 5644

MEETING SCHEDULE All visiting Knights are welcome

Knights of Columbus Hall

2116 Griffin Rd., Leesburg

1st Wednesday of each month/Social 6:00 pm Dinner/7:00 pm Program

3rd Wednesday of each month/Business Meeting

6:00 pm Dinner/7:00 pm Business Grand Knight: Larry Huhn

352-728-4979

4th Degree Assembly #1675 2nd Wednesday of each month

Knights of Columbus Hall 7:30 pm

Faithful Navigator: Carl Woodworth

352-455-7715

Ladies Auxiliary President: Ellen Spirytus

352-315-9626

Please pray for the following people

who are in need of our prayers… Bill

& Dorraine Asparro, Diane Avtitabile,

Ariel Beach, Renee Beausoleil, Peggy

Bergeron, Marion Beswick, Bob Bierstine Family, Margaret Blanchard,

Margaret Borland, Gerald Boskey, Alec Boswell, Jack Bouhall, Rita

Bowersox, Margaret Boyle, Hank Braidwood, Brian Braun, Robert Byron,

Mike Carragher, Dean Casale & Family, Anna Ceravola, Philip Chappel,

Alice & John Cheatham, Fred & Betty Chesney, Matt Church, Mila Cole,

Joanne Coleridge, Jason Connor, Diane Cooper, Wendy D., John

Daddona, Louis Damiani, Liz DaGrassa, Brianne Dart, Dan Debrowski,

Gerald Dellinger, Dicus Families, Armando de Moya, Kelly & Jim Dezego,

Paula Disterhaupt & Family, Kay Donovan, Leo Edmundson, Scott Elam,

Paul Eno, Peter Esposito, Rita Essex, Joseph Fciarpetti, Jeanette Forest,

Geno Franco, John Fullerton, Steve Gadner, Joseph Giarle, Jackie

Giasson, Andrew Paul Glaser, Hilde Glaser, Gunther Glaser, Elisabeth

Gould, Greg Grimes, Debra Gruber, Jim Hand, Jacob Hebert, Pat

Hempfield, Arleeda Hickey, Arthur Hofman, Junia Horta, Joel Husebo,

Sharon Hutchson, Iturbe Family, Cecilia James, Ken Jenkins, Beverly &

Charles Jensen, Jim Jesmer, Arlene Johnson, Margaret Kane, Brian King,

Barbara Kleamovich, Linda Klepper, Dorothy Krawczyk, Patricia Kriss,

Helen Kuhn, Ray & Delores Kuhn, Tom Lally, Mayl Langley, Norma

Lehosky, Diane Lengauer, Peggy Leloff, Eileen Levin, Betty & Warren

Lindner, Bev Little, Kevin Luna, Janice Machado, Frank Maher, Marion

Maloy, Lori Mango, Donna Marcil, Chuck McHarg, Brian McLaughlin,

Tom McLaughlin, Tara McLhenney, Jack & Maxine McCoy, Helen

Mercedes, Helen Meyer, Joseph Meyer, Danielle Millnor, Joan Mirousky,

Beth Monaco, Todd Monaco, Ann Moncur, Earnest Morris, Thomas

Mournighan, Edward Mozina, Nickoli Family, Patricia Nolan & Family,

Elizabeth O’Leary, Josephine Olszewski, Danny Petty, Syrie Petta, Russ

Phillips, Joe & Diane Pompilio, Ruthann Pope, Carolyn Popp, Patty Pydo,

Theodore Pydo, Mele Quitos, Stephanie Ramey, Tabitha Redente, Leo

Remeniuk, Peggy Rick, Rose Mary Rick, Susan Riggin, Mary Robertson,

Melvina Robinson, Anita Rocheleau, Richard Ruzzo, Jay Nicholas Ryan,

Mathew & Margaret Ryan, Carey St. Claire, Eduardo Sainz, Joe

Sciortelletti, Seldon Family, Penny Senger, Grace Shiney, Anna Skarbek,

Kathleen Skoblicki, Wanda Slominski, Lois Smith, Stephan Smith, Nancy

Soto, Carla Spaulding, Michael Stellabotte, Lee Stilwell, Jude Stypa,

Gloria Swieczkowski, Stanley Tadaka, Vincente & Mary Taranto,

Dorothy Timmons, Ann Venditti, Arthur Vernino, Donna Wayne,

Christina Virgil, Angela Wajda, Kelly Wallask, The Wayne Family, Ann

Weaver, Devon Webb, Suzanne Weil, Brenda Whitney, William

Whitney, Cathy Williams, Baby William Zedler, and all Christians around

the world suffering persecution, the Incarcerated, our Military Service

Men and Women.

Come and join the Knights for

breakfast on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month,

8 am to 11 am, Knights Hall. Upcoming Breakfast Date:

May 7

Register now for San Pedro’s

Summer Camp!

Registration is open for San Pedro’s Summer Camp, “Heart of the Gospel”. Students are invited to join an amazing journey this summer to dive into the heart of the Gospels, uncovering God’s Truths that will transform their

lives!

At San Pedro Summer Camp, campers trade the distractions (and tech) of daily life for a week of faith, friends and fun! They become immersed in faith through the sacraments and prayer.

They build lifelong friendships through the fun of low ropes course, archery and giant slip and slide. They encounter Christ through well-trained young adult counselors who infectiously spread their love for God through witnesses and silly skits.

Camps run June – July and are available as day camps or overnight camps for elementary – high school students. Call

(407) 671-6322 for more details or visit the website to register:

www.sanpedrocenter.org/summercamp.

Saint Paul’s Prayer Group will continue to focus on a 5-part study entitled

“The Goose is Loose.” The fourth monthly session is April 10, entitled

“Gifts of the Holy Spirit.” It is not too late to join us on this exciting journey.

Monday, April 10, @ 7pm in FEC / 215. ney.

15.

All members of the Community of St Paul, as well as all guests and visitors, are welcome to join us for the evening.

Refreshments follow.

The Wild Goose series will help you experience a deeper relationship with the Person of the Holy Spirit. As you come to experience God’s presence and power, this very same Spirit will transform you and bring you

freedom.

Parish Staff

1330 Sunshine Avenue, Leesburg FL

Phone 352-787-6354

Fax 352-787-5971 Extension

Velia L. Rodriguez 234

Business Manager

Yesenia Fajardo 221

Recep!onist

Bookkeeping 232

Jeffrey Shaw 223

Music Director

Sister Ruth Pla&e, SLW 251

Director

Religious Educa!on/Adult Faith Forma!on

Jacque Kimble, Cris!na Pinion 238

Rel. Ed Secretaries

C. K. Graham, Youth & Young Adult 269

Ministry/Liturgical Coordinator

Barbara Marino, Execu!ve 230

Assistant to Pastor/Bulle!n Editor

Deacon Michael Balchus 336

Pastoral Care

Beverly Smith 335

Secretary, Pastoral Care

Jacquelyn Gehrsitz 323

School Principal

Oswald Cornelio 321

School Finance

Mariles Hodge 300

School Secretary

Babi Hernandez 330

Manager, Gi* Shop

Rick Murton 327/328

Manager, Thri* Shop

Pete Pell, Roger Borman, Jim Kertz,

Jim Schofield, Maintenance Staff

Parish Council

MEMBERS FOR DESIGNATED AREAS

Chairman: Dick Bowersox 728-2162

Vice Chair:

Mary Lou Mroczkowski 323-8669

Rose Bowersox Area 1

728-2162

Cindy Diemer Area 2

751-0499

Simon Olden Area 3

787-1403

Jim Frank (Lake Port Square) Area 4

728-6285

Bill Spears Area 4

460-4041

Chris!ne Southall Area 5

431-4644

Bill Sendelbach Area 6

314-0017

Sally Schulte Area 7

728-1446

Monte Moon Area 7

678-427-4595

Parish Finance Committee

Rev. Mark Wajda

Deacon Sam Damiano

John Barzyk

John Feldman

Joseph Keenan

Gerold Willing

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MEMBERS FOR DESIGNATED AREAS

Chairman: Dick Bowersox 728-2162

Vice Chair:

Mary Lou Mroczkowski 323-8669

1320 Sunshine Ave., Leesburg FL

Accredited Pre-K - 8th Grade

Principal: Jacquelyn Gehrsitz

www.saintpaulschool.com

352-787-4657

School Finance Rev. Mark Wajda

Rev. Mark Librizzi

David Merryman

Mike Merrill

Gerold Willing

PTO Board Pam Copeland

Chris!ne Ramos

Melinda Miller

Illiana Miranda

Jessica Melendez

School Board Members

Rev. Mark Wajda

Rev. Mark Librizzi

Jacquelyn Gehrsitz

Velia Rodriguez

Jerry Bidwell William Burns

Anna Cowin Bryan Hayes

Maria Iturbe

Gordon Kennedy

Kelly Kertz

George Kimmel

Estelle Mournighan

Richard Perella Jose Ramya

Frank Webber

Craig Williams

Saint Paul Thrift Shop 1321 Sunshine Ave.

Leesburg, FL 34748

352-787-3388

STORE HOURS

Monday - Friday

9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 am –3:00 pm

Saint Paul Gift Shop 1321 Sunshine Ave.

Leesburg, FL 34748

352-365-6804

STORE HOURS

Tuesday - Friday

9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Saturday 3:00 pm 7:00 pm

Sunday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

Closed Mondays

Food Pantry 1321 Sunshine Ave. Leesburg

352-787-3012

Hours: 9 am - 12 Monday & Friday

4-7 pm Wednesday

Catholic Charities

of Central Florida, Inc. Emergency Family Assistance

1321 Sunshine Ave. Leesburg

352-460-0700 - Call for appointment.