Masses

Daily: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 am & 5:30 pm, Sat. 8:00 am Sat Vigil: 5:00 pm

Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am, & 5:00 pm Confessions: Sat., 8:30 - 9:00 am or by appt.

Rev. Nadeem Yaqoob, O.A.D., Assisting Rev. Daniel Devore, Assisting Rev. Melvin Shorter, C.P., Assisting Rev. Lee Smith, Retired Rev. Brian Flanagan, Retired Deacon Frank Bandy Deacon Gregory C. Quinn Deacon Solomon Kaanan

Saint Paul of the Cross

10970 Jack Nicklaus Dr. North Palm Beach, FL 33408 Phone 561-626-1873 Fax 561-626-4383 Web Site: www.paulcross.org Email: office@paulcross.org

Very Reverend Thomas R. Lafreniere, Pastor

A Catholic Community That Grows Disciples!

will be prayed communally on each Friday of Lent immediately following the 8:00 AM and 5:30 PM Mass.

SATURDAY, MARCH 23 5:00 PM † Joseph Bradt by Mary T. Obzansky SUNDAY, MARCH 24 7:30 AM For the inten ons of Blanca Galvez de Perla by Russel & Edith Smith 9:00 AM For the inten ons of our parishioners 10:45 AM † Michael Forgatch by Dr. Bob & Maria Hayden 5:00 PM † Warren Vita by Veronica & Bill Ma haei MONDAY, MARCH 25 8:00 AM For the inten ons of Anna Githens by her mom, Theresa 5:30 PM For the inten ons of John McMillan by his family TUESDAY, MARCH 26 8:00 AM † Mary Shelton by Frank Shelton 5:30 PM † Ginny Ryan by Kat MacDonald WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 8:00 AM † Anna Findley by Theresa Tro a 5:30 PM † Elizabeth Dunn by Robert & Aileen Gildersleeve THURSDAY, MARCH 28 8:00 AM † Charlie Hickey by Greg & Mary Oa s 5:30 PM † Leona Zuk by Eileen Ruda FRIDAY, MARCH 29 8:00 AM † Edgar Khouzam by Dr. Joseph & Laila Sedfaoui 5:30 PM † Fran Latorra by Peggy & John Troxel SATURDAY, MARCH 30 8:00 AM For the inten ons of Keeth Smith by his parents, Russell & Edith 5:00 PM † Ricky Maric by Danica Bosnjak SUNDAY, MARCH 31 7:30 AM † Ricky Maric by his wife, Drina 9:00 AM † Olga DiClemente by Maria, Bobby, Sofia Rose & Chris na 10:45 AM For the inten ons of our parishioners 5:00 PM † The deceased members of The Pantaleo Family by Bob Nankervis

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Ministry of Religious Educa on &

Confirma on Kate Devine

RCIA/ Faith Inquiry

Deacon Gregory C. Quinn

Director of Music & Liturgy

Jeanne Clark Director of Family Life Ministries

Jon Niven First Friday

Exposi on & Holy Hour a er 5:30pm Mass Devo on to Mary

First Saturday of the month, rosary and procession to the gro o following 8:00am Mass. Rosary is prayed

every Saturday a er the 8:00am Mass, and with the Legion of Mary, Tuesdays a er the 8am and 5:30pm Masses.

Adora on Chapel Open for quiet medita on before the Blessed

Sacrament during office hours. Exposi on every Friday. Located across from the Parish Office.

Charisma c Prayer Group Thursdays at 7:30pm in the Parish Center. Mass &

Healing Service 3rd Thursday of each month in the Chapel.

Hospital/Homebound Visits If someone is in the hospital or homebound

and would like a visit, please advise the Parish Office.

Parish Office Hours Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 1:00pm Sunday in the ves bule of the church 9am - 12noon

Religious Shop - 624-1752 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 1:00pm Saturday 8:30am - 5:00pm Sunday 8:30am - 12:00pm & 4:30pm - 6:30pm

New Parishioners Registration forms are available on our website,

in the office during the week, and in the vestibule of the church in the wall rack.

Registered Parishioners Please help keep our census current by advising us

of any changes of address, phone numbers, and family additions or deletions.

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

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Bap sms Celebrated on the second Sunday of each month at

12:00pm. Parents are encouraged to a end instruc on class prior to the birth of their first baby. Please call the office to register.

Next Bap sm Class is Saturday, April 13th

FOR MARCH 30/31 Sat., 5:00 PM - Priscilla Pignone Sun., 7:30 AM - Cele Vilardo 9:00 AM - Ken Dwyer Jill Wilcox-Fesl

10:45 AM - Diane McNeal

This week, March 25th, at a glance… Monday: 8:30 AM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2 PM Yarn & Rose Knitters 5 PM Sandwich Makers 7 PM Parish Mission - Fr. Tom McCarthy, OSA Tuesday: 8:30 AM, 6 PM Legion of Mary 1 PM Bereavement Group 7 PM Parish Mission - Fr. Tom McCarthy, OSA Wednesday: 10 AM Walking with Purpose Women’s Bible Study 6:45 PM Choir Rehearsal 7 PM Matthew: A King and his kingdom Bible Study Thursday: 7 PM Walking with Purpose Women’s Bible Study 7:30 PM Charismatic Prayer Group Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Saturday: 8:45 AM All Paul’s Men 10 AM Knights of The Holy Sepulchre Mass 12 Noon Knights of The Holy Sepulchre Reception 2 PM Caritas IX Reunion Sunday: Fourth Sunday of Lent 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM Coffee, Donuts & Fellowship 9 AM Story Keepers 9:15 AM RCIA Session 10 AM - 12:30 PM Knights of Columbus Breakfast Looking forward to, in the near future: Mondays 5:30 PM Al-Anon Meeting; 4/6 Holy Cross Catholic Preschool - Happy Trails to You; 4/12 Dare to Care Sip and Paint; 4/14 Palm Sunday; 4/21 Easter Sunday; 4/26 All Saints Catholic School - Pineapples in Paradise

Marriages - Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to the

wedding date. Please call the Parish Office. Our beau ful Ave Maria Banquet Hall (capacity 325) and our St. Joseph Hall

(capacity 175) are available for rental for approved adult recep ons and gatherings for occasions connected with church events.

Your dona ons assist the poor in many ways. Thank you for dropping your

dollar bills and loose change in the poor boxes. God bless you!

All Saints Catholic School 1759 Indian Creek Parkway

Jupiter, FL 33458 (561) 748-8994 www.allsaintsjupiter.org

All Saints is dedicated to providing all students with a nurturing, learning environment reflecting Gospel values

and teaching the traditions of our faith. Come see for yourself!

“Where All God’s Children are Honored”

Help All Saints School collect BOX TOPS for cash. Please drop off your box tops at the welcome

desk or the parish office.

For assistance Call 1-800-348-2886, Ext. 611 or

email: osvonlinegiving.com/611

FOR SUNDAY, March 17

$16,265 .00 + ONLINE $ 1,438.00

God Bless You and Thank You for your

generosity in suppor ng your church!

Stop by the Religious shop for a fine assortment of Confirmation, Easter and First Communion gifts and cards. There is also a large selection of books and videos to help you prepare for a prayerful Lenten Season. Easter is April 21st and First Communion is May 6th.

ST. VINCENT de PAUL Thri Store 250 W. INDIANTOWN ROAD #108

Located just West of Alt A-1-A Call 561-401-9585

Mon. - Fri. 10am-4pm & Sat. 9am-3pm

Dona ons accepted, Volunteers welcome!

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT MID-LENT CHECK-IN

God says to Moses, “This is what you shall tell the Israelites: I AM sent me to you . . . The Lord, the God of your [ancestors], the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob” (Exodus 3:14, 15). As Jesus would later say, God is not a God of the dead, but of the living, and so we believe that the dead will one day rise. At this midpoint of Lent, we pause to consider how our repentance is leading us to the Resurrec on, to our reunion with the great “I AM.” Part of our repentance involves working to secure jus ce for all and helping our neighbor to live in God’s ways. We encourage each other and

nurture each other, like the compassionate gardener of today’s Gospel, who tells the owner of the orchard that he will nurture the tree, fer lize it, and perhaps it will bear fruit. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Readings for the Week Monday: Is 7:10-14, 8:10; Ps 40:7-11; Heb 10:4-10; Lk 1:26-38 Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6-7bc, 8-9; Mt 18:21-35 Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Lk 11:14-23 Friday: Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-11ab, 14, 17; Mk 12:28-34 Saturday: Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-21ab; Lk 18:9-14

To prepare for the Readings of March 30/31 First Reading — The Israelites ate of the yield of the land of Canaan (Joshua 5:9a, 10-12) or 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a. Psalm — Taste and see the goodness of the Lord (Psalm 34) or Psalm 23. Second Reading — Whoever is in Christ is a new crea on (2 Corinthians 5:17-21) or Ephesians 5:8-14. Gospel — This man welcomes sinners and eats with them (Luke 15:1-3, 11-32) or John 9:1-41 [1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38].

Parish Family Vocations Chalice Program

Sponsored by The Knights of Columbus Council 12322 Thankyoutothisweek’sfamily:

TheDudekFamily

Please call the office to sign up for a weekend.

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Inspire us as we grow to know you, and open our hearts

to hear your call. We pray!

REST IN PEACE - Joe Bonikowski, Frank Licari, Tom Laughton, Jane McCullouch, and Frances Van Walleghem

May they rest in God’s peace and may their family be strengthened in faith.

DIOCESAN PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS

Father you call each one of us by name and ask us to follow you.

Bless your church by raising up dedicated and generous leaders from our families and friends

who will serve your people as Sisters, Brothers, Deacons, and Priests.

Inspire us as we grow to know you, and open our hearts to hear your call.

We ask this in the name of Jesus Our Lord, Amen. Prayer is found on the back of the music issue

SANCTUARY LIGHT for the week of March 24th

is in loving memory of Joseph Anthony Tagliamonti

& for the intentions of

Dean William Tagliamonti, on his birthday

Zachary Thaniel Langley &

Clara Eugenia Prado

Congratulations!

Thomas William DeSmidt

son of David & Kristen

WELCOME!

A Column by Fr. Tom Life in Christ – Part 5: Lust – Look at THAT! Last week, we discussed the disordered

affec ons that come from the Capital Sin of Avarice. These disordered affec ons pertain to the unhealthy desire for material goods. This week, we will explore the disordered affec on for another person, which emanates from the Capital Sin of Lust. This disordered affec on manifests itself in ac ons against the Sixth and Ninth Commandments. “You shall not commit adultery” [DT 5:18] and “You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife” [DT 5:21], respec vely. The proper, ordered affec on for another person expresses itself in love, especially in spousal love. In his Apostolic Exhorta on Familiaris Consor o, Pope St. John Paul II wrote, “Consequently, sexuality, by means of which man and woman give themselves to one another through the acts which are proper and exclusive to spouses, is by no means something purely biological, but concerns the innermost being of the human person as such. It is realized in a truly human way only if it is an integral part of the love by which a man and a woman commit themselves totally to one another un l death.” [FC, 11] Therefore, the difference between Love and Lust is that Love offers a gi of self to another and Lust wishes to take from another. One corollary to this comparison of the gi of Love with the the of Lust is how one considers the other person. Love cares for the en rety of the person, whereas Lust segments or denigrates the person. One example of Lust would see another as merely a body or, worse yet, parts of a body. It is this form of Lust that has launched and sustained the mul -billion dollar industries of pornography and pros tu on. Other criminal ac vi es, such as human trafficking, also get their start in this form of Lust. When we reduce people to what they look like, we have entered into the sin of Lust, and we have stripped their personhood from them.

For example, when we are “admiring” a woman’s curves, are we also considering the fact she might be a very gi ed a orney? Or, when we are enthralled with a man’s abdomen, are we also considering his heart for philanthropy? The sin of Lust keeps us from considering the whole person and only focuses on their physical appeal. We might ask ourselves at this point, “What is the difference between Lust and a rac on?” A rac on leads one to desire to get to know be er the whole person. Lust is the desire to get to know the physical, with li le to no a en on paid to the rest of the person. A rac on is an interest in the person for their own sake. Lust is an interest in the person for our sake. In regards to trea ng another as a person, the philosopher Immanuel Kant says, “Act in such a way that you treat humanity, whether in your own person or in the person of any other, never merely as a means to an end, but always at the same me as an end [in themselves].” [Immanuel Kant, Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals (1785)] Perhaps, if we want to know if our interests are pure or are purely lus ul, we can ask ourselves, “Am I interested in this person for who they are, or for what they can do for me?” or “Am I more concerned for the other or for myself?” In fact, this sort of Lust can even find its way into married life. Con nuing the earlier quote from Familiaris Consor o, John Paul says, “The total physical self-giving [of spouses] would be a lie if it were not the sign and fruit of a total personal self-giving….” [FC, 11] Lust comes from an unimpeded appe te for pleasure. Next week, we will explore this concept further as we discuss the Capital Sin of Glu ony.

Looking Through Stained Glass

CATHOLIC SOCIAL

FAITH FORMATION

STORY KEEPERS Children infants to age 5 are welcome to

come to the Parish Center during the 9 AM Sunday Mass. This program is

ongoing and free of charge. Hope you can join us!

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A BIBLE STUDY FOR ALL PARISHIONERS!

There is still time to join the study of Matthew

Next class WED., March 27th AT 7 PM Matthew 16 - Jesus establishes the Church

IN THE AVE MARIA HALL.PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE for a SCHEDULE -

Facilitated by Fr. Tom

Wednesday Mornings & Thursday Evenings ALL WOMEN WELCOME!

For more information or to register please call Kate or Joanne at the Parish Office.

“Walking with Purpose” Women’s Group & Catholic Bible Study

CIA - Catholics In Action 1st - 5th grade, Sundays 10:15 - 11:45 AM

Family Mass 2nd Sundays, 9 AM NEXT Session, March 31st &

April 7th, 14th & 28th First Communion Retreat 4/14, 9 AM - 1 PM First Holy Communion 5/5, 10:45 AM MASS

Middle School, 6th & 7th graders, and Confirmation I NEXT class Mar. 31st & April 7th, 14th & 28th

Sundays 5 PM Mass followed by dinner and class until 8 PM

TEACHING CORNER Challenge Question: What is "wage theft" and what

efforts are being made in my own community to address it?

Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers

"Work is about more than making a living; it is a form of participation in the creative work of God. People have a right to decent, meaningful work and fair wages. Workers have the right to organize and join unions, own private property, and to economic initiative. Work should promote the dignity of the worker. Our economy exists to serve people, not vice versa. Our faith calls us to demand justice for all workers and a just economy that serves the life and dignity of all. Likewise, our work contributes to the good life of our brothers and sisters." USCCB.org

CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES ANNUAL RICE BOWL collection has begun! Get your collection box and

bring your donations to class!!

To celebrate our

new Deacon

Robinson Aza will be ordained a

Deacon on Saturday, April

6th. A er his ordination, Robinson will assist in a Mass

Thanksgiving on Sunday, April 7th at 5 p.m. in our Church.

Reception to follow.

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PARISH MISSION

Fr. Tom McCarthy, O.S.A. Fr. Tom is a native of the south

side of Chicago. In 1993, he made his solemn vows as an

Augustinian Friar and in 1994 was ordained to the priesthood. He is currently the Director of

the Augustinian Marylake Shrine of Our Lady of Grace

in King City, Ontario, Canada and Prior of the

Marylake Monastery. Fr. Tom was named a Papal

Missionary of Mercy by Pope Francis in 2018.

Sunday, Monday Tuesday—March 24, 25 & 26—7pm

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Sunday—The Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Eucharist & Confirmation Where do you feel comfortable & vvelcome? Do you know who the lost

member of the Trinity is? What do bowling shoes have to do with Confirmation?

Monday—The Sacraments of Healing: Anointing of the Sick & Reconciliation Why is Hollywood boycotting Vatican II? What is the difference between the 5th and 6th Commandments? Find out why the North Palm Beach

Police Department will be flooded with calls on Monday night. Come and find out why you do not want to miss this night!

Reconciliation will be available.

Tuesday—The Sacraments of Vocation: Matrimony and Holy Orders Find out why you should never get married.

Come and get your dishtowel. You need to be in Church on Tuesday night!

Many St. Paul of the Cross parishioners have relocated to Florida from other parts of the country and retired here.  Many have thoughts, or even plans, for being buried in their former towns.  Most people do not understand the ins and outs of planning a funeral; especially one that requires special travel logistics. Ever wonder what the Church’s teaching on cremation is? Do you know how to plan a cost-effective funeral? Would you like to learn from the experts? The Parish of St. Paul of the Cross Catholic Church has arranged to bring together a panel of experts, including funeral directors, a cemetery director, a Knights of Columbus Field Agent, and our own Fr. Tom Lafreniere to answer some common questions about funeral planning. An emcee will ask the panel questions and take questions from the audience. The event will be held Sunday, April 7 at 1:00 p.m. in the St Joseph Hall. Light refreshments will be served before and after the panel discussion. Hosted by the Knights of Columbus Council 12322.

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If you are interested and would like to become a Columbie e, please call the parish office. Columbie e mee ngs are on the 3rd Wednesday of the month. The next mee ng is Wed. April 17th at 7 PM in the All Saints

Room. Refreshments begin at 6:30 PM.

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Knights of Columbus general mee ngs are on the 2nd Wednesday of the month; the next mee ng is Wed., April 10th (officers meet on the 1st Wed., the next mee ng is April 3rd) at 7 PM in the All Saints Room.

Please consider joining the Knights of Columbus at St Paul of the Cross Parish. Contact Jonathan Knaus at 561-603-8303 or email jonathan.Knaus@kofc.org

Please join us as we embark on a Spiritual Pilgrimage

to the Shrines of Italy Hosted by Fr. Tom

Even if you have been to Italy before,

you will experience a new spiritual journey!

October 1 – 11, 2019

Highlights: Rome, Va can City, Papal Audience, Va can Museum, St Peter’s Basilica, St Paul Outside the Walls, St John Lateran, St Mary Major, Chris an Catacombs,

Assisi, Basilica of St Francis of Assisi, Loreto, San Giovanni Rotondo, Tomb

of Padre Pio, Abbey of San ssima Trinita, Madona del Rosario

Sanctuary, Montecassino, Abbey of St Benedict, Op onal Day Trip to Florence, Op onal

Rome City tour with the Colosseum and more……

*Flyers located in the Parish Office* For more informa on,

please contact JoAnne McCormack 561-254-8934 or Gerri Augus ne 561-310-3997

Home town pickup to your local airport, for our

bi-residen al parishioners, is included.

sponsored by the

Knights of Columbus Council 12322

SUNDAY, MARCH 31st After the

9 and 10:45 Masses

Please prayerfully consider your ability

to support the 2019 Diocesan

Services Appeal.

PLEASE HELP US MAKE OUR GOAL!!!

Please make checks payable to:

Diocesan Services Appeal Local Parish

St. Paul of the Cross Make online donations

www.diocesepb.org

THANK YOU!

A New Catholic Radio Station

Listen live at 98.3 FM or www.wpbvradio.com

Our Mass Inten ons book has been filled for 2019. The 2020 Book, for Masses to be celebrated in our Church, will be available beginning Monday, April 22nd, the day a er Easter. You may con nue to book “unannounced” Masses to be celebrated by a missionary priest.

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CORE: Con nuing Our Retrouvaille Experience

The third Sunday of the month at 1 PM

Mee ng next Sunday, April 21,

at 1 PM in the All Saints Room. Facilitated by Ron & Maritza Garey

Presen ng ‘The Choice Wine’

By TMIY author Steve Bollman

Call the Parish Office to register or for more informa on. You may now choose to offer the gi of

Bread and Wine, for a week, for the intentions of...

or in loving memory of...

$35 per week

PRAY TO SAVE THE BABIES!

Our Lent 2019 campaign begins on Wed., March 6 and ends

Sunday April 14. Mon.-Sat.: 7:30am-5:30pm and Sun.: 3pm-5pm. Pray with us for 1 – 2 hours each week to help save mothers and unborn babies from the horror of abortion. Call/Text Susan at (561) 255-1534 for more information.

St. Vincent de Paul & Dare 2 Care invite you to

Sip and Paint!!

SAVE THE DATE!!

Friday, April 12th at 6 PM

in the St. Joseph Hall Go to www.showerthepeople.us

to reserve your spot! Tickets are $25

OUR LADY OF FLORIDA SPIRITUAL CENTER

presents its

Annual “Spiritus Dei Gala” NEXT WEEKEND

Sunday, March 31st from 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM Lost Tree Club, North Palm Beach

One of the Honorees: Matt Scurry, posthumously

Tickets are $250 per person You may purchase tickets at Our Lady of Florida

1300 US 1, NPB 561-626-1300 or www,ourladyofflorida.org

Dare 2 Care

2nd Sunday Lunch Bunch Group For reservations and information, contact

Annette Law Beverly 561-389-0985 or annette.beverly@gmail.com

SAVE THE DATE

Pineapples in Paradise

13th Annual Ladies Luncheon To benefit

All Saints Catholic School

Friday, April 26, 2019 10 AM - 2 PM

Ave Maria Banquet Hall TICKETS $50

SAVE THE DATE Holy Cross Catholic Preschool

and Center invites you to attend

Happy Trails to You Saturday, April 6th

at 6 PM Ave Maria Banquet Hall

Tickets are $100

Algis Saurusaites Ana Scappatore Branden Schiralli Charles Sears Ray & John Seymour Chuck Shaw Rick Shonter Ray Shindorf Richard Shorter Linda Siepermann Cameron Simpson Patricia Smith Mila Soltis Hanna Elizabeth Sousa Charles Speer Joy Spencer Ki and Beth Spicer Edward Stewart Patricia Stichnoth Kelly Suddell Kevin Sullivan Maryann Talamo Leon Thomas Rebecca Timmons Kathleen Toye Jeana Tumbarello Ora Turner Jose Uribe Rosemary Ware Doug Weiss Luann Wiita Albert Wiker Felix Wilson Amber Wojcik

Renee McCullough Kathleen McDonald Kelly McDowell Bob McGlynn Patsy McKenna Don McKinnon Robert McNally Arden Miller Jacque Morrow Pat McJury Deborah Mulligan Robert Mulligan Rinaldo Munoz Denise Murphy Karen Murphy Amal Nawal Michael Nelson Mike O’Hagan Glenda Lavin O’Leary Kim Paradise Kevin Parise Dr. Harry P. Pasqual Clare Pearce Abbey Peeples Jim Perrella June Petrello-Henig Mike Piotrowski Steve Pomaro Marta Purucker Bob Quig Kyle Rathbun Donna Rawnsley Gio Romero Robert Rosch George Sakis Rita Sanchez

Nancy Hutchinson Linda Hutton Cathy Jacobs Billy Johnson Nawal Kamel Barbara Kaminski John Keelor Peg Kelly Michael Kenney Louis Kerti, Jr. Peter Kilfeather Barbara King Vincent Knaus Kenneth Knoetgen Edna Koenig Dan Labonte Robert Lafreniere Joseph Lamartina Dr. Gary Lammert JoAnn Lang Rebecca Laughton Michael Leth, Sr. Emma & Tommy Lewis Frank Licari Amelia Limongelli Sam Loria Randy Lowe Jim Lumbra Neal Mackey Lucille Mackin Alissa Manfredonia Sr. Joan Marconi Barbara Marrero Melisa Marshall Shelly Martin Phyllis McCrumb

Laura Deluca Rita Dickson Gina DiDonato Kristina DiDonato Rand Doane Robert Duncan Sonia Durand Richard Dziedzic Will English Alicia Erickson Jane Faulkner Joseph Fink Lynette Foote Mike Forte Evelyn Frazier Jack Frazier Anna Elias Galvez Jose Galvez Gail Ganzlin Brittany Garcia Nancy Greene Barbara Grimple Sue Gunther Linda Guevremont Mary Ann Haggerty Jeff Hale Patricia Halloran Bob Harford Katie and Kyle Hauser Adam Hewko Ed Hildenbrand Francis Holden Thomas Hollandsworth Karen Hopkins Marilyn Horan

Denjay Addamas Natalie Alberto Richard Michael Anderson George Arevalo Carlos Aviado Rose Baker Frances Balducci Austin Barnes Clare Bellucci Vicki Bergelt Peggy Black Sara Blanco James Boyer Bill Cahill Coralie Cahill Ida Campisi Rusty Canant Mary Carroll Ryland Carson Henry Chenette Bill Cherrie Cecilia I. Cheves Patrice Cheviot Kimberly Chorniewy Jeannine Chosson Wayne Clark Rose Colombo Dillon Connley Doug Coomer Kristin Snyder Costa Don Crawford Eileen Crowell Lenny D’Agostino Richard Dalessio Tom Davidson Rick De Blasio

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Merciful Father, You desire the welfare of all your children. Stretch out Your protec ng arm over our men and women in the service. Shield them from every danger to body, mind and soul. Comfort them in loneliness, sustain them in hardship, give them the courage they need to fulfill their duty and so do Your will in all things. Bestow on our leaders and the leaders

of the world the wisdom and prudence which will bring peace and jus ce to all. This we ask through Jesus Christ, Your Son, Our Lord. Amen. Mary, help of Chris ans, pray for us.

PLEASE NOTE: Please call the Parish Office if you are being admitted to the hospital or know of someone in our parish who requests a visit from a priest or Eucharistic Minister. Names will remain on the prayer list for two months, unless notified.

Major Karl Kuechenmeister, Army Spencer Calvin McGuire

Maj. Jennifer Lammert-Rupp Capt. Kelly Lammert, Air Force Private Joseph LaSasso, Army

Master Sgt. Kyle Mack SRA Jessica Maguire, Air Force

Daniel Malloy, USMC Ma hew March C.P.O. Navy

Brian Metzger Ens. Daniel Mongiove, Navy

Bryan Neumann Fr. Tom O’Flanagan, Chaplain, USN

Chad Owens Capt. A.J.Palumbo, Army

Staff Sgt. Derek D. Ragion, Marines Staff Sgt. Nick Raich, Army

Capt. Brice Roberts, Army Maj. Andrew Rupp, Air Force

Lt. Col. Laura Sepeda Robert Shaner

Capt. Chris ne Stevens Steve Stropp, Marines Special Ops

Capt. Patrick K. Thompson, Army Tech Sgt. Marcy Vaughn, Air Force

Amanda Wilson

Ma hew Filimon Lt. Col. Douglas Y. Finn, USMC

Lt. Col. Jennifer Formell PFC Chase Forrest, Army Sco Fruedenthal, Army

Darrin Gabriel Private Ma hew Gainey

Lance Cpl Tyler Geary, USMC LT Ruth Gaunt, Navy Michael Gorczynski

Michael Gordon-Tenant, Army PFC Thomas Greenia, Army

PFC Thomas Grodeska, Army Capt. Ma hew Guidone, Army

Capt. Thomas Harris, Army Tech Sgt. Thomas M. Hennessee, Air Force

Lt. Col. Cornelius Hickey, USMC Capt. Kris ne Hochschwender

Lt. Tyler Hochschwender Captain Steve Irving, 101 First Airborne Sgt. Chris an Marino Jakobsen, USMC

Capt. Mitchell Joslin, Army Ranger Capt. Jeff Kea ng, Marines 2nd Lt. Andrew King, Army Sgt. Emily A. Konkle, USMC

Whether or not we are present at Church, we remain one in the Lord. Please keep the following members of our parish family in your prayers, Peggy Lake, Jeana Passarello, and Lynda Guevremont

PLEASE PRAY for the men and women in our armed forces sta oned overseas, for the military commanders who lead them, for President Trump and his advisors and for... Sean Ancona, Navy

CS 2 Christopher Avola Spec. Thomas Bates Tyler Blank Maj. Travis Blaschke, Army Avia on PFC Adam Blazak, Army Chris Bodley Corporal Thomas C. Boehnlein, USMC LCPL Christopher Boudreault, USMC Angela Browning Capt. Eric Arthur Bruns Maj. Nicolais Chighizola, Air Force Col. John Cross, Army Michael Crump 1st Lt. Michael J. Culler, 101st Airborne Ryan Cunningham, FLA Na onal Guard Josh Cur s LCpl Giulio D’Alatri, Marines PFC Gabriel D’Alatri, Marines Command Sgt. Maj James Dickens, Army Staff Sgt. Stephen Dickens, Army 1st Lt. John F. Dowd, Army 2nd Lt. Sam Dowd, Army Capt. Michael Andrew Dytrych, Army Hanah Eastwood Major Ma hew Farmer, Army