ST.ANTHONY’SPARISHCOMMUNITY 276DiamondBridgeAvenueHawthorne,NewJersey07506

Rev. Msgr. Raymond J. Kupke, Ph.D. ................................ Pastor Rev. Sylwester Pierzak ........................................... Parochial Vicar Rev. Msgr. Elso C. Introini……………….. Pastor Emeritus Rev. Mr. Charles Lana ...............................................................Deacon Rev. Mr. Dailon Lisabet..………………………….Deacon Mr. Anthony Bernardine ...........................................................Deacon Mr. Gerald Fadlalla ..................................................................... Deacon Mr. Richard Brudzynski ………………. Deacon (Retired) Sr. Colleen Clair F.M.A. .......................................School Principal Sr. Betty Ann Martinez, F.M.A. ...................... Rel. Ed. Director

Sunday Liturgies Saturday ............................................................................... 5:30 p.m. Sunday ................. 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 a.m. & 12 noon, 6pm Weekdays Monday - Saturday ........................................................ 7:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday ................................................................ 4:30 - 5:15 p.m.

Ms. Therese Grolly .............................Confirmation Coordinator Mr. Craig Jandoli…………... …….Confirmation Assistant Mr. Michael Riedel ..................................................... Music Director Deacon Charles Lana .................................................. Youth Minister Mrs. Diane Brown ...................................................... Parish Secretary Ms. Mary Ann Martone ………………….. Parish Secretary Mrs. Cathy Clyne ............................................. Finance Department Mr. William Chaky ……………..Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Eugene Morabito ................................................................. Trustee Mrs. Barbara Homler .................................................................. Trustee

Phone 973-427-1478

Fax 973-427-4826

Web www.stanthony-hawthorne.org

School 973-423-1818

Religious Education 973-427-7873

Divine Mercy Holy Hour for Vocations Every first Friday following the 7:30 a.m. Eucharist Anointing of the Sick Please call the rectory for a priest to anoint anyone who is seriously ill. Baptism are held on every other Sunday of each month at 1:30pm.

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Pray for the Sick of Our Parish The following names have been placed on our altar. Please remember them in your prayers. Chris Aiellos, Phyliss Carlough, Tony & Janet Casapulla, Ernie Cole, Mary Colombo, Marge Corley, Mary Costello, Maria D’Ascoli, Robert Donohue, Marilyn Ehrentraut, Jose Espinosa, Rosa Feliciano, Mason Giove, Eddie Gonzalez, Dave Hoskins, Mary Izzo, Sam Kotoulas, Nadia Kubofick, Mary Lazor, Frank Longo, Marie Longo, Charles Mallory, Frank Mc Carthy, Joseph McDonald, Monica McDonale, Maia McLaughlin, Maryann McPhail, Baby McKenna, Payton Merlino, Marie Miller, Julieann Morabito, James Moore, Gail Neumann, Rita Paretti, Dawn Perrine, Ralph Petrucci, Jimmy Petrucci, Mary Pisani, Rev. Donald J. Sella, Alice Vieira Please Note: These names will appear on our list for one month. Please call the rectory office if you need to extend that time. Thank you.

The Sanctuary Lamp-honoring the Eucharistic Presence of our Lord in the Tabernacle, is burning this week in Loving Memory of Margaret Ywaski Bread & Wine–is offered in Loving Memory of Angelo & Renato Foschini

Sunday, November 11, 2018 Mass Intentions Saturday November 10, 2018 5:30 PM Mary & Fred Heusser Mary & Tony Ferraro Eugene Cascio Elizabeth Baliman Sunday November 11, 2018 7:00 AM Joseph Fatony Emilio Verrone Jose Espinosa 8:30 AM Helen Boncore Francesco Sibilia Virginia Margarucci Knights of Columbus Veterans 10:00 AM Gaetana Santo & Giuseppe Gargante Nicholas Mazzolla Msgr. Neil Connolly The Protection of the Babies in the Womb and their families 12:00 Noon Mario & Helen P. Massolo Damian Nativo The Leone & Cipolletti Families Joshua Rivchin 6PM Carol Smith Russell Peragine Micky Palach David A. Petrullo Monday November 12, 2018 7:30 AM Kenneth Kavanagh Peter Messano Marian Dale Joseph Padula Tuesday November 13, 2018 7:30 AM Mary Ann And Debbie Daskus Molly Frega Frederick Parent Joseph Masiak Sr. Wednesday November 14, 2018 7:30AM Chris Aiellos Special Intention for Marie Roignant Special Intention Leonard and Gloria Domico (65th Wedding Anniversary) Thursday November 15, 2018 7:30 AM Sister Frances Gumino FMA Tom Wagenbrenner Mary Lee Hanson Tad Wagenbrenner Friday November 16, 2018 7:30 AM Bill McCullum Special Intention of Marie Roignant Barbara McManus Special Intention for Deacon Tony Saturday November 17, 2018 7:30 AM Domenico Di Brigida Eileen Quinn Dick Taylor Robert Spinnler 5:30 PM Joseph F.Woods Antoinette O’ Connell Elizabeth Baliman Angela Orlando

The Following Weekly Collection for October 11/4/18 Regular Sunday Envelopes $ 10, 988.75 E-giving $ 1, 493.00 Total $ 12, 481.75

Second Collection– November 18 - Catholic Home Mission

Next Sunday Masses Sunday, November 18, 2018 7:00 AM People of the Parish Joseph Charles Fatony Fred Criscitelli Emilio Verrone 8:30 AM Jany Morabito The Tripicchio and Porporino Family Intention of Hawthorne Exempt and Fire Department Mary Margaret Mulhern 10:00 AM Giuseppe Carbone Gaspare D’Agati Joseph P. & Estelle M. Leonard Mickey Palach 12:00 Noon Ber tha Cobb (1st Anniversary) Elizabetta Mennella Tripicchio & Porprino Families Drew Bloodworth 6PM Marie Dressel Anna Quatt Fiore Barbaro Bill McCullum

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BY THE WAY ...

• Once again our Parish Social Service Ministry is gearing up for their annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. Every year this is a very successful tangible demonstration of our concern for the poor and hungry around us. Elsewhere in this bulletin, there is a flier which details ways for each of us to participate in this effort, and dates and places to drop off donations of food. I encourage all of you to join me in supporting this annual outreach.

• Holydays of Obligation - Perhaps it is better to refer to these as "holydays of opportunity," rather than obligation. These are days which celebrate important mysteries of our faith, and when we are asked to attend Holy Mass as if it were a Sunday. This is often inconvenient and requires a certain amount of planning and prioritizing, but the sacrifice we may make in order to "make the effort" is worth it because it allows us to give praise and honor to Almighty God; because it broadens our understanding of our faith; because it allows us to make to our family and the wider world an often-times counter-cultural statement about the importance of our faith in our daily lives.

In medieval times, when holydays were also holidays (the latter word is derived from the former) and opportunities to leave work behind for a day and celebrate, there were originally 36 holydays of obligation. Over the course of the centuries, as living and working conditions have changed, this gradually shrunk to 10. In the United States, since colonial times, we have observed six holydays.

The next holyday is the Immaculate Conception on Saturday, December 8. At the Third Provincial Council of Baltimore in 1836, the Bishops of the United States declared the Virgin Mary, under the title of the Immaculate Conception to be the patroness of our country, and thus we observe the feast each year as a holyday. The Masses for the holyday at Saint Anthony's will be at 7:30 P.M. on Friday night, December 7, and at 7:30 A.M. and 12:05 P.M. on Saturday, December 8. Plan ahead now to come that day to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary, and to pray for our country on our national feast.

In the movie, Under the Tuscan Sun, the main character is at first befuddled, then amused, and ultimately edified by an elderly Italian man who walks under her window each morning on his way to place a fresh bouquet of flowers at a wayside shrine to the Virgin Mary. By the end of the movie, she comes to see the gesture as a simple act of faith and appreciates it for what it is. This coming December 8, be that person yourself, and place a bouquet of your prayers before the image of Mary, who in her faithfulness and openness to God's will is the image of the Church.

• With the help of funding from the Bishop's Annual Appeal, Nazareth Village, our diocesan priests' retirement residence has been a home over the years for a number of our priests. These priests reside there while also serving parishes by celebrating Mass. The Appeal also helps by providing financial support for the extraordinary healthcare needs of our priests. Your gift to the Bishop's Annual Appeal is a concrete way to acknowledge our priests' decades of faithful service to our Church. Please make a gift to the Annual Appeal today as a way of showing thanks. For your convenience, you can make an online gift or pledge at www.2018appeal.org.

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• Today in the United States is observed as Veterans Day. We offer the following prayer as a way of remembering all those who have served our country.

God of peace, we pray for those who have served our nation and who laid down their lives to protect and defend our freedom.

We pray for those who have fought, whose spirits and bodies are scarred by war, whose nights are harassed by memories too painful for the light of day. '

We pray for those who serve us now, especially for those in harm's way. Shield them from danger and bring them home.

Turn the hearts and minds of our leaders and our enemies to the work of justice and the harvest of peace.

Spare the poor, Lord, spare the poor!

Let the peace you left us, the peace you give us, be the peace that sustains, the peace that saves us.

Christ Jesus hear us! Lord Jesus, hear our prayer!

God bless you all,

Father Ray

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FAITH FORMATION

The Diocese of Paterson requires all volunteers and/or em-ployees who have regular contact with children, minors or vulnerable adults be approved to work by completing the following steps: In order to ensure our children are in a safe environment our Diocese requires the following safe environment compli-ance be followed before our volunteer are allowed to work with children: Complete an online background check though Selec-tion.com known as Fastrax Read, understand and acknowledge a Pastoral Code Conduct Attend a 3 hour Virtus live training program entitled “Protecting God’s Children” within the next 30 days. The process to complete these requirements have been stream-lined into one registration interface. Simply go to www.virtusonline.org to begin the registration process and click “FIRST TIME REGISTRANT”. It takes less than 10 minutes to complete and we ask that you complete all steps during the process. Please be sure to use your legal name when registering, no nick names please. Step by step registration instructions can be viewed at Virtus Online Volunteer Instructions if you would like to view prior to beginning the registration process. Any questions or concerns please contact your Local Youth Protection Coordinator or Eric Wilsusen, Director of Child & Youth Protection at the Diocese of Paterson at ewilsusen@patersondiocese.org or 973-777-8818 x257. Or Mary Ann Martone at rectory 973-427-1478

Protecting Gods CHILDREN

THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

First Reading: 1 Kings 17:10-16 Elijah asked a widow for a cup of water and a piece of bread. She told him she was almost out of flour, and that she and her son would soon starve. Elijah told her not to be afraid, as God had told him the jar of flour would not go empty. So she did as he had asked and prepared bread from the last of her flour. As God had said, her jar did not go empty, and she and her son had plenty to eat. Second Reading: Hebrews 9:24-28 The high priests entered the sanctuary each year and offered a sacrifice, but not a sacrifice of their own blood. Just as people die once and are judged, Christ was offered up once for the sins of many. Gospel: Mark 12:38-44 Jesus expressed disgust over the hypocrisy of some of the scribes for wanting special treatment from the people. He watched the wealthy put large contributions into the collection box, but explained that what they gave was surplus wealth, and not a real sacrifice. He told them the biggest donation was a small amount from a widow, because she had given up the only money that she had to live on.

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THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE

The parish Social Services Ministry is preparing for the collection and distribution of Thanksgiving Day food for needy families. This year we’re inviting parishioners to donate a box/laundry basket/bag, filled with items for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, and/or a turkey. Among suggested items for the baskets are such non-perishable items as: Canned goods vegetables, turkey gravy, cranberry sauce, fruit, potatoes, pumpkin, yams, olives, pie fillings, chicken or turkey broth.

Packaged goods rice (white, brown, wild, mixes), instant mashed potatoes, stuffing mix, Jell-O, Pudding mix, cake/ brownie/cookie mixes, icing, cookies, biscuit mix, ready-made pie crusts, pie crust mix, pie fillings, raisins, sugar, flour

Other apples/oranges/tangerines, applesauce, coffee, tea, hot Chocolate, Parmalat or similar or evaporated milk, fruit juices, nuts, boxed chocolate candy, disposable roasting pans, can openers, napkins

Please Avoid bottled items because of the possibility of breakage; No refrigerated or frozen items no outdated products or opened packages, please. If you’d like to participate in this effort, please complete the tear-off form below, and place it in one of the baskets which will be at all doors of the church until Sunday, November 11 which is the deadline for participating. If you’d like to help, but are unable to provide an entire basket, we suggest that you invite your friends, neighbors, and/or extended family to join you in putting one together. Smaller quantities of food are also welcome. These may be dropped off at the rectory or left in front of St. Joseph’s altar in church between Oct 13/14 and November 10/11. Baskets/boxes/turkeys will be collected at the rectory garage (behind the church) on Thursday evening, November 15 between 7:30 and 9:00 P.M. Please use only the Diamond Bridge Avenue entrance to the parking lot when dropping off your basket. (You may also drop off at the rectory during that week.) The Social Services Ministry thanks you for your support. Our Thanksgiving food drives have been very successful in the past, and they are a tangible sign of our parish’s generosity and commitment to living out the gospel values. As Jesus himself has told us, “Whatever you do for the least of my brothers and sisters, you do for me.” (Matthew 25:40) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

_________ I/we will prepare a Thanksgiving food basket/box. _________ I/we will make a monetary contribution.

(Make checks payable to St. Anthony’s Church; write “Social Services” on the memo line. Mail to, or drop off at, the rectory.) ( Gift cards $5 & $10 denominations only, please)

_________ I/we will donate a turkey. Name _____________________________________________________Phone______________________________

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SOCIAL SERVICES

“Be grateful.”

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SAVE THE DATE! The Hawthorne Ecumenical Council of Churches (First Reformed Church, St. Clement's Episcopal, Hawthorne United Methodist Church, and St. Anthony's) will hold an ecumenical Thanksgiving service on Sunday, No-vember 18, at 7:00 PM at the First Reformed Church on Lafayette Avenue. The Rev. Kirsty DePree, First Reformed's pastor, will preach. All are welcome, and we hope you'll join us. "Coffee and" will be served immediately following the worship service. A free will offering to benefit the Ecumenical Social Service Fund which assists needy Borough residents will be accept-ed. Those planning on attending are also invited to bring a donation of non-perishable food

Food Shopping Passaic County Paratransit provides transportation for seniors who need rides for food shopping and other purposes. Call (973) 305-5756 for details.

SAVE YOUR COUPONS PLEASE!

We invite you to collect and clip baby product coupons for clients of Lighthouse Pregnancy Resource Center. Please clip and place in an envelope and put in the basket in the front vestibule. NO EXPIRED COUPONS PLEASE. We also accept on-line Baby Coupons Ex. “My Coupons.com “ Thank You!

Tote Bags Can you please send in Tote Bags we are running low again they are used for the food pantry! Please Drop off at rectory Thank You!

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK

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Ministries & Organizations Golden Horizon

Prayer Praise & Healing

The Holy Name Society

Rosary society

St. Anthony catholic Men's Group

We meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. We do a lot of charitable work. We are looking for younger men to join us. Call Kevin Duffy at 973-427-3358.

The Prayer Group will be meeting on Monday at 7 p.m. in the chaplaincy center. All are invited when meetings are scheduled.

Youth Group

The Holy Name Society will meet the second Sunday of every month, following the 8:30 mass. Please join us in the cafeteria.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Knights of Columbus

The next meeting for the Rosary Society is Tuesday, Decem-ber 4, 2018 at 7:00PM in the School Cafeteria. Come and join us! If you have any questions or would like information on joining our society, please call Leilani Feliciano at (201) 281-5267.

Available at the Rectory The Knights of Columbus will be selling these vehicle magnets for $5.00 a piece. Shop early for Christmas!

St. Anthony’s Youth Group is a ministry for teen-agers in high school (grades 9-12). The group pro-vides a relaxed, social environment where teens can explore their Catholic faith, build rela on-ships with their peers, and serve the parish and surrounding community. On Saturday, November 10th, the youth group will be going on a service trip to St. Joseph's Home for the Elderly in Totowa. The address of the home is 140 Shepherd Ln # 1, Totowa, NJ 07512. The trip will be from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. For more informa on, please contact Dea-con Charlie at charles.lana@student.shu.edu. November Schedule: Sat. Nov. 10 Service: Li le Sisters of the Poor (12:00-3:00 PM) Sun. Nov. 18 Mee ng (7:00-8:30 PM) Sun. Nov. 25 No Mee ng

The next meeting will be November 20, with details to follow in an upcoming bulletin. The group normally gathers on the first and third Tuesday of every month for informal discussions on our Christian walk and other topics of interest to men of faith. All interested guys are welcome and encouraged to attend. Ours is a friendly and spontane-ous atmosphere of camaraderie and sharing, bring a friend and make some new ones! For more information, or if you would like to be in-cluded in our mailing list to keep abreast of upcoming events, please contact Jim (973-219-8564 / ussenterprise8486@gmail.com) or Ed (862-321-2007 / ecimbors@yahoo.com).

The next Golden Horizon Seniors' meeting will be held on Friday, November 30 in the school cafeteria. A sign-up sheet for the Tides Christmas Gala, on Fri-day, December 7, will be available and payment may be made. This will be the last chance to sign up/pay for the Gala. For more information on current/future activities, please call Barbara at 201/ 797-2715; for membership information, please call Noreen at 973/304-4317. Of course, guests are always wel-come. Please join us.

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choir

Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm (until 9:15pm) in the Church. The Choir sings 2-3 times a month at 10:00am. We continue to look for new members in all four voice ranges: Sopra-nos (high woman’s voice), Altos (low woman’s voice), Tenors (high men’s voice) and Bass’ (low men’s voice). The Choir is open to anyone of high school age and above. You DO NOT need to read music or have an operatic voice to be a member of the choir. Rehearsals are relaxed, fun, productive, and musically and liturgically educational. A full Choir Schedule is available at the rehearsal. We are working on music for the Sunday Mass, Advent, and Christmas. Again – this is the FINAL APPEAL. Please give serious thought to joining and please feel free to speak with me for further infor-mation or come to the rehearsal on Thursday.

FALL USED CLOTHING DRIVE

St. Anthony School will be holding a Used Clothing Collection from WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH THROUGH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH. We are collecting the following items: Wearable and usable clothing (Men’s Women’s and Children’s) Shoes, Belts, Handbags Linens Stuffed Animals Please put clothing items in “well tied, strong, closed plastic garbage bags. Drop off your items at the garage (in the School Parking Lot) during school hours. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE BAGS AT THE RECTORY GARAGES. The school will receive a donation for the total poundage that is collected. All items collected will be distributed to countries in Eastern Europe, Africa and South America. Thank you for your support!

Albert La Barre Memorial 500 Club” In 2004 the late Al La Barre created the “500 Club” to help pay unexpected maintenance expenses of the parish. All of us who own homes know the feeling of facing a major unforeseen repair. Unfortunately, our annual income does not always allow the luxury of budgeting for unexpected repairs and therefore, the “500 Club” has assisted in the payment of untimely maintenance. To pay tribute to our former Church Trustee we have renamed this worthwhile club the “Albert La Barre Memorial 500 Club” and would be honored if you would think about making a 2018 annual donation of $500. Thank you for your thoughtful consideration of this “stewardship of treasure” opportunity. Please call the rectory with any questions or concerns you may have regarding this program. A few projects completed last fiscal year with 500 Club donations:

Upgrade of the church sound system Partial funding of new lift in Parish Center/School

Wish List for this fiscal year:

Replace church lighting with energy-efficient bulbs Replace aging rectory appliances Renovate leaky rectory bathrooms

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Amazing Things are Happening at St. Anthony School!

Halloween at St. Anthony School was spooky good fun. The students treated parents and friends to a parade around the school and then headed into the gym where each class took the stage to show off their costumes. Sr. Colleen even joined in on the festivities!

We have some amazing student-leaders at SAS. Check out 8th grader, Ryan, teaching the younger students about the mechanics of 3D printers in the SAS 3D Printing club. Our after-school clubs provide our older students with another opportunity to mentor and teach our younger students.

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Deadline to sign up for this event is by Monday,

November 19. Send in your registration by then or call

Sister Betty Ann at 973-427-7873.

You may email her also at sareligioused13@gmail.com

You won’t want to miss this event!

God bless you!

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Adult Catechumenate Sr. Betty Ann 973-427-7873 Advisory Committee Mike Firrincili 973-427-0800 A.A. Meets Mondays - 7:00 PM in School Altar Servers 973-427-1478 Art & Environment Com. Frank Abate 973-423-2440 Preparation for the Sacrament of Baptism Deacon Anthony Bernardine Mary Ann Martone 973-427-1478 Children’s Liturgy Dana Hampson 973-427-2439 Catholic Men’s Group Jim Jekonski 973-219-8564 Communion Ministers Jamie Blanchard 973-454-3123 Golden Horizon Club Noreen Savaria 973-304-4317 Holy Name Society Kevin Duffy 973-427-3358 Hospitality Committee Knights of Columbus Kevin Duffy 973-427-3358 Lectors Tom Hoffman 201-493-7971 Liturgy Committee Karen Monda 973-427-4197 Music Ministry Michael Riedel 973-696-7225 Prayer & Healing Carolyn Gerrish 973-304-1498 Pre-Cana Tina & Bill Martin 201-314-2698 Deacon Tony 973-427-1478 Rosary Society Leilani Feliciano 201-281-5267 Scouting Stephen Fitzsimmons 973-423-3613 Social Services Deacon Gerald Fadlalla 973-427-1478 Special Friends of St. Anthony St. Anthony’s Feast Frank Rambala 973-238-0579 Joseph Silvestri 973-423-9515 Joseph Wojtecki 973-427-1121 Joan Elia 973-238-0780 Frank DeLuccia 201-317-2173 St. Vincent DePaul Society Ken Silvestri 973-427-6299 Ushers Michael Zakur 973-427-2599 Women’s Cornerstone Madeleine Carlson 201-575-5052 Kellyanne Morrissey Youth Ministry

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4X8 -$100.00 or 12X12 pavers $500.00 ). For more information contact Mary Ann at the rectory office. (973-427-1478) f you would like to memorialize a loved one, why not choose a paver in our St. Anthony’s Jubilee Garden. Pavers are still available.

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Mark Your Calendar

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Sunday –classes 8:30-9:45 PM

Monday –classes 4:00-5:15 PM

RCIC for Children Year 2 Tuesday, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.

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RCIA for Teens Wednesday, 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.

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New families interested in registering are asked to contact Diane Brown @ religiouseducation.stanthony@gmail.com.

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