Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church
10235 Ashbrook Drive, St. Louis, Missouri, 63137
314.868.2310 / Fax 314-868-3919
Friendship in Christ!
Sharing
each
other’s
Striving to
bring the
best out of
each other…
Sharing a
Commitment
to a
common
good
outside of
ourselves!
Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church
10235 Ashbrook Drive, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63137 314-868-2310 / Fax 314-868-3919Were not our hearts burning as he spoke to us on the road …
And they recognized him IN THE BREAKING OF THE BREAD
Gospel of St. Luke 24:13-35 Parish Leadership and Service Fr. Michael Henning Pastor [email protected] Sr. Rose Mercurio, SSND Pastoral Associate [email protected] Ms. Juanita Blackshear Administrative Assistant [email protected] Mrs. Theresa McWilliams Director of Music [email protected] Mrs. Judy Krenn Youth Ministry Coordinator [email protected] Mrs. Buffy Modde Parish Nurse [email protected] Deacon George Watson Permanent Deacon [email protected] Deacon Matthew Duban Permanent Deacon [email protected]
Christ Light of the Nations Catholic School
1650 Redman Avenue Saint Louis, Mo. 63138 314-741-0400
Sr. Mary Lawrence, SSND [email protected]
Parish Support Staff
Mrs. Sandy Miesner [email protected] Mr. Steve Jones Maintenance Coordinator Mr. David Vaughn Parish Custodian Mrs. Rose Fox Rectory Housekeeping A Pledge to Parish Life My parish is composed of people like me.
I help make it what it is.
It will be friendly, if I am. Its pews will be filled, if I help fill them. It will do great work, if I work.
It will make generous gifts to causes,
if I am a generous giver. It will bring other people into its community, if I invite and bring them. It will be a parish of loyalty and love, of fearlessness and faith, and a parish
with a noble spirit, if I who make it what it is, am filled with
these same things. Therefore,
with the help of God, I shall dedicate myself to the task
of being all the things
that I want my parish to be.
Weekend Mass
Saturday 4:00pm/5:00pm
Standard Time / Daylight Time
Sunday 8:00am/10:30am
Daily Mass
6:30am Tuesday / Thursday
8:00am Monday / Wed / Friday
8:00am Wednesday
Christ Light of the Nations School Holy Days - Obligation
8:00am / 7:00pm Civil Holidays 9:00am Reconciliation Saturday Confessions 2:30-3:30p / 3:30-4:30p
Standard Time / Daylight Time
By Appointment Anytime
Call Father Mike
Communal Services
During Advent and Lent Liturgy of the Hours
7:35am Monday / Wed / Friday Eucharistic Adoration
7:00am Tuesday through
11:00pm Wednesday
Parish Celebration and Formation
Becoming Catholic
Our parish has a year-round, ongoing process to assist adults in becoming Catholic. We also have a special program for older unbaptized children. Call us at anytime. Deacon George will provide all the information you need.
Getting Married
Preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage begins at least 6 months before a wedding. A wedding date cannot be scheduled until the couple has begun preparation for this sacrament.
Anointing of the Sick
This sacrament is for those having surgery, the seriously or chronically ill, and those near death. Call for anointing at home or church before entering the hospital. Celebrations at church take place - Every 1st Saturday
After the Evening Mass
Every 3rd Sunday
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 1, 2012
Highlights of Life in Our Community
Our Parish Life Good for You - Good for Others Details in your bulletin or Parish Directory. Being involved insures the vitality of our parish.
Sunday, July 1st The Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday, July 2nd Exercise Class Pinochle Club Tuesday, July 3rd Eucharistic Adoration & Visits
Wednesday, July 4th Independence Day Holiday
Parish Office Closed / 9:00am Parish Mass Eucharistic Adoration & Visits
Saturday, July 7th Sacrament of Confession Sacramental Anointing of the Sick Sunday, July 8th The Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
COMING SPECIAL EVENTS AFFORDABLE SENIOR LIVING Tour Sponsored by Cardinal Ritter Senior Services
Friday, July 13th—Reservations Required
PARISH PRAYER VIGIL In Remembrance of the 1945 Hiroshima Bombing
Monday, August 6th, 7:00pm
CAMP HOLY NAME
Monday, June 4th - Friday, August 10th
Day Program & After Care / 314-753-3248 Registration Continuing throughout the Summer FALL FESTIVAL & HOMECOMING
Saturday, September 22nd
2013 PARISH MISSION
Saturday, February 23rd through Thursday, February 28th This very special time of preaching, prayer, and spiritual renewal will be led by
Fr. Pete Schavitz, a Redemptorist priest. ALL PARISH LEADERS AND ORGANIZATION should add this event
to their calendars, avoid scheduling other activities during this week, and do all they can to encourage the attendance and participation of their members in the most
important event in the faith life of our community.
Celebrating the Sacrament of Our Church Community
Parish Revenue Sharing Makes a Difference
IN OUR FAITH TRADTION WE KNOWthat whenever and
however parishes work together they always fulfill the mission of Christ more effectively. No one parish alone can accomplish the mission of Christ, especially when the needs of people are great. The Acts of the Apostles testifies to the world-wide importance of this mission. These early
communities of faith had a heighten sensitivity to helping each other - even when they were separated by great distances. Our “joint ownership” of the mission of Christ has always hastened the Reign of God.
For many years this tradition has also been very evident in our Archdiocese. Parishes raise money and work together in order to have a stronger sense of being a Catholic community because we want to do what Christ asked us to do - proclaim our faith by word and deeds. One example of our parish’s faithfulness to this command is our generous support for our Annual Catholic Appeal. Our giving - and that of all parishes - supports more charitable, educational, and pastorals works of the Church than one parish alone. Of this we can and should be proud as well as deeply grateful. Another form that such sharing of revenue takes is Parish Assessments. Every year parishes contribute a portion of their income in order to more cost effectively purchase property and health insurances as well as certain employee benefits. These assessments also help to fund the Archdiocesan administrative and support services parishes need for our pastoral work. Finally, these assessments, especially the newly created Alive In Christ scholarship program, will now begin to provide more tuition assistance help across the Archdiocese for families choosing Catholic education.
Because of our continuing and growing commitment to revenue sharing our parish school this year - and hopefully in years to come - will receive support for our operational expenses ($200,000) and for tuition assistance ($51,075). Furthermore, we expect to receive more assistance from parish assessments as more families register for the coming school year.
Our school also receives tuition assistance grants from several other private foundations and personal gifts, a few of which are also listed here. The funds listed below represent most of the assistance we have available for the coming school year. To date $76,653 of the $82,075 has been awarded as scholarships for students from 62 families, most of whom would be paying between 8% and 25% of their family income for Catholic education without this help.
$44,000 Alive In Christ Scholarships - Archbishop’s Mission Advancement $7,075 Catholic Family Tuition Assistance
$21,000 Grant from the Today and Tomorrow Foundation $10,000 Gift in Memory of Msgr. Carl Poelker
$82,075 Tuition Assistance for the 2012-2013 School Year
During the past year the members of our school’s sponsoring parishes have also contributed $22,606 through the monthly parish envelop in support of Catholic Education. I am deeply grateful for such generosity and for your continuing—and when possible increasing—financial support for our parish. Even with such new sources of revenue available to us, your giving each week is a necessary investment for the future of Catholic education. Your prayers and your personal encouragement of the young families in your neighborhood and here at church is also vitally important. This is the strength of any and every parish—that we encourage and care for each other.
Saturday July 7
5:00pm
Mary Migliazzo* Tony Migliazzo*
Linda Schneider Mary Krsul
Lynda Brand Larry Cooke
Nancy Cooke Marilyn Gittemeier
Frank Schneider-D
Sunday, July 8
8:00am
Josephine Bono* Betty Easley*
Bob Ritter Anne Schwanz
Marie Tabor Frank Albers
Martin Audrain Larry Colombo
Pat Stolte-D
10:30am
Barb Arnet* Jeanne Field*
Jim Cuidon Joan Cuidon
Mary Harris Minnie Huston
Gina Keppler Bill Krenn
Lori Garner-D
Saturday July 7
5:00pm Eileen Mills
Sunday, July 8
8:00am Sr. Rose
10:30am Linda Byrns
July 2—6
8:00am Jim & Joan Cuidon
Saturday, July 7
5:00pm Lauren Whittington, Juliana & Grace Modde
Sunday, July 8
8:00am Grace & Andrew Gerhart
10:30am Kelsey Keppler, Hannah Sullivan &
Abby Herl
July 7
5:00pm Dave & Ruth Oppy
Sunday, July 8
8:00am Grue Family
10:30am Saak Family
MASS INTENTIONS
MONDAY July 2
8:00am Martha Rehagen
TUESDAY July 3
6:30am Joseph Malon
10:00am Mass at Missouri Veterans Home WEDNESDAY July 4
9:00am Jeff McGarry THURSDAY July 5
6:30am Elizabeth Behan
FRIDAY July 6
8:00am Bernice Parciak SATURDAY July 7
5:00pm Homer Zigler
SUNDAY July 8
8:00am Walter Zuchowski
10:30am Louise & Henry Beelmann EUCHARITIC MINISTERS If you are going on vacation or have prior commitments and do not want to be scheduled, please contact Linda Schneider at 868-2374 at least two weeks prior the date. Thanks,
Linda
Please Note: Wednesday, July 4th, Mass
will be celebrated at 9:00am. The Parish
Office will also be closed on Wednesday!
Due to the 4th of July Holiday being on
Wednesday, Eucharistic Adoration will
close at midnight on Tuesday, July 3rd this
week.
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 1, 2012
The Annual Outdoor Novena to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will be held from Sunday July 8th through Monday July 16th at the Carmelite Monastery (9150 Clayton Rd.) The theme for this year is John Paul II’s encyclical, Mother of the Redeemer. Services each evening include Marian Music beginning at 6:45 pm followed by Rosary and Benediction at 7:15pm in the air-conditioned chapel. Mass is celebrated at 8:00pm each evening in the Garden of Carmel.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — God did not make death, nor does God rejoice in the destruction of the living (Wisdom 1:13-15; 2:23-24).
Psalm — I will praise you, Lord, for you have rescued me (Psalm 30).
Second Reading — Your abundance should supply the needs of the others (2 Corinthians 8:7, 9, 13-15). Gospel — Your faith has saved you (Mark 5:21-43 [21-24, 35b-43]).
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Mt 8:18-22 Tuesday: Eph 2:19-22; Jn 10:24-29
Wednesday: Am 5:14-15, 21-24; Mt 8:28-34 or, for Independence Day, any readings from the
Mass “For Public Needs,” nos. 882-886, or “For Peace and Justice,” nos. 887-891 Thursday: Am 7:10-17; Mt 9:1-8 Friday: Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Mt 9:9-13 Saturday: Am 9:11-15; Mt 9:14-17
Sunday: Ez 2:2-5; Ps 123; 2 Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1- 6a
Woman’s Place presents AFFIRM & CELEBRATE
YOUR LIFE!
Saturdays – July 14, 21 & 28 9:30am – 11:30am
Is this the summer you take some time for your-self? This free
3-part series for women will help you Release your fears
boost your self-esteem befriend your self
expand your human potential
Pre-registration is required, space is limited. Call by July 10
314-645-4848
Woman’s Place is a safe and welcoming drop-in center helping women break the cycle of violence and facilitate their transition toward safety, healing,
and personal empowerment. This program is open to all women.
Relay For Life Please consider putting a team
together for the Relay For Life in North County. St. Rose has had a team in for 5 years now and we would love to see some of our fellow parishes represented also. Our you group is also very active in the event so I encourage any youth groups to consider it. The even takes place on August 3-4 at Hazelwood Central High School. If you are interested you may contact me with questions, Peggy Baker 837-3410. I feel cancer has affected each and every individual in some way so it is worthy cause. God bless You all! The Catholic Singles Adults Club is hosting a Sand Volleyball League starting July 11 and a Softball League in August. For more information please contact Steve at [email protected] or go to http://csacstlouis.org/activities.html.
Thank you for your generous support of the essential work of the Holy Father and his
charitable acts through the Peter’s Pence Collection. Our contributions will be combined with
those of our brothers and sisters around the world to help Pope Benedict reach out to those in
need. Your generosity will help to cast Christ’s peace upon the world.
Holy Name of Jesus will be hosting a
Prayer Vigil in our church on Monday,
August 6 at 7 pm. The Vigil is being held
in remembrance of the 67th anniversary
of the bombing of Hiroshima, and to pray
for world nuclear disarmament. Please
consider joining us.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
The pilgrim experience of going by foot to Santiago de Compostella, the shrine of St. James, reaches its high point a month from now at the feast of the Apostle. By now, tens of thousands of pilgrims are already on the road. Typically, they cover twelve to twenty miles a day through rough territory. The difficult journey and the often primitive lodging facilities are made bearable by the joy of the pil-grims, their songs and prayers. When their journey is documented properly, they receive the scallop shell, a reminder not only of James the fisherman, but also his call to fish for human beings and to baptize the nations. In the Middle Ages, those who wore this badge on their hats were granted lodging and hospitality wherever they went. Next to the palm, the sign of a Jerusalem pilgrim, the scallop shell was most highly prized. In the Middle Ages, some people so enjoyed the pilgrim road, although it was filled with discomfort and danger, that they spent most of their lives on the road. Today, some people take up the route for exercise, but are drawn
gradually into the spirituality of the journey. As you make your summer travels, always fold in an
element of pilgrimage: a long walk through beautiful countryside, a visit to a church, a prayer of gratitude for your journey through life’s hills and valleys. —James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 1, 2012
IMPORTANT HOSPITAL NEWS
Hospitals, because they are going paperless, are no longer listing the parishes of patients.
So, PLEASE, be sure to let us know if you are a friend, relative, neighbor, etc. are being admitted to a hospital. We want to support you in your illness. Just call the Parish Office and give us your information.
PRAYER CHAIN
If you or someone you know is in need of prayer, please call either Betty Kondracki @ 868-0176 or Pat Edgar @ 868-4143
In your charity please pray for the repose of Marga-ret Hoelker , Harold Wessel and the soul of all who have died this week. We pray that they may now enjoy the great blessings of eternal life and that their family and friends may find peace in the promises of Christ.
HEART ATTACKS AND
ASPIRIN
Most heart attacks occur in the day, generally be-tween 6 a.m. and noon, according to research done at the may Clinic. Having one during the night, when the heart should be most at rest, means un-usual happened. Research also shows that sleep apnea is to blame.
If you take an aspirin or a baby aspirin once a day, take it at night. Aspirin has a 24 hour “half-life”;therefore, if most heart attacks happen in the wee hours of the morning, the aspirin would be strongest in your system.
Aspirin last a really long time in your medicine chest. When it gets old, it smells like vinegar. Something that we can do to help ourselves is to dissolve the aspirin instantly on the tongue. It works much faster that way.
Why keep Aspirin by your bedside? It’s about heart Attacks. There are other symptoms of a heart attack, besides the pain on the left arm. Know that an intense pain on the chin, as well as nausea and lots of sweating are also symptoms.
The majority of people who had a heart attack dur-ing their sleep did not have chest pain. However, if it occurs, the chest pain may wake you up from deep sleep. If that happens, immediately dissolve 2 aspirins in your mouth and swallow them with a bit of water
.
Afterwards :
Call 911
Do not be alone
Say “heart attack”
Say that you have taken 2 aspirins
Sit up...DO NOT LIE DOWN, until help
comes.
Take care, stay cool,
S. Rose, SSND, RN
Protecting Religious Liberty
Keeping Abortion Out of Our Health Plans Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has until July 14th to decide whether to sign or veto SB 749. This bill makes sure that no one is forced to pay for abortions or contraceptives in their health insurance plans. Contact the governor today. Tell him abortion is not health care and you don’t want to pay for it in your health plan. Urge him to sign SB 749. Call Governor Nixon at 573-751-3222 or visit http://governor.mo.gov/contact/. SB 749 requires insurance companies to let people know up front whether a proposed policy includes
coverage for abortions and contraceptives. If people ob-ject on moral or religious grounds, the insurer must ex-clude these items from the customer’s health plan. Though the courts may rescind or hold invalid the recent mandate of the US Department of Health and Hu-man Services, the passage of SB 749 is still
necessary, if the rights of consumers with moral or religious objections to such coverage are to be
protected. Without this law insurance companies can still refuse to write a policy that excludes these products and services.
The Missouri Knights of Columbus is sponsoring a drive to help The Vitae Caring Foundation. We are looking for Old Cell Phones and Old Digital Cameras. The Vitae can turn them in and use the funds to further our mission of encouraging a culture of life through mass communication. If you can collect any of these items, please call Ed Spence, 837-9038 I will be happy to come by and pickup the items. This will be going on for the balance of our fraternal year which is July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013.
ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO…..
* Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic?
* Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist?
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) provides a faith journey of instruction, prayer, and ritual celebrations for persons interested in the Catholic Church. During the year-long process, the RCIA allows time for study and personal conversion. The first phrase, the Inquire Phase, an eight week survey of the Catholic Church begins soon.
For more information or to set up an initial interview, please, contact Deacon George at 314-868-2310 x 17 or by email: [email protected]
Another in the series of reflections from members of our youth group who served in Project Life.
Alyssa Cook
On June 11, during the week of Project Life I started a journey that would change my life for the bet-ter. All week I worked with a group of amazing and beautiful adults with mental and physical handi-caps. I got to know these people who were so loving and carefree. They were so innocent and the way they were a family was amazing. I was working at Worth Industries which in itself was a factory floor where these sons and daughters of God could work in a safe and secure environment, where they could feel important and needed by others. I loved it all.
Staying Safe In Today’s World Senior Luncheon July 10th 10:30am to 1:00pm St. Martin de Porres Cost $6.00 RSVP by July 2nd 895-1100
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 1, 2012
From Father Mike - On a Personal Note
Parish Vision & My Vision as a Pastor
Since our founding as a parish in 2005 I have valued and continue to explore Friendship in Christ as a way of knowing who we are and why we are here as a parish. I see this in our parish whenever I experience us enjoying each others’ company, striving to bring the best out of each other, and sharing a commitment to a common good outside of ourselves. Whenever these activities are clearly characterized by gospel values, service, public worship, and community, then Christ is present among us for our good and the good of others.
So as pastor I promise to use my knowledge of leadership and understanding of organization to encourage and empower parish leaders to establish a strong, lasting Catholic presence in
Northeast Saint Louis County. We can do that by cultivating mission-related partnerships with other groups that will keep a vibrant parish at this location for the next fifty years. Let’s pray for each other to have the wisdom, patience, and courage for the work this vision will require of us.
Preparing for the Selection of a New Parish Pastoral Council
This past February I began meeting with a small group of parishioners with the hope of sponsoring the development of a new Parish Pastoral Council. This Council will be an essential leadership group to ensure a continuing
Catholic presence in the communities we serve and in our commitment to the long term viability of our parish. At present we are talking about the role or purpose of the Council in our parish and its responsibilities. It is my hope that these will be finalized by the end of the summer. We’ve also been discussing the expertise and
experience we think we need for this Council to be an effective leadership group in the communities we are here to serve.
Please share your ideas with any member of the Core Team working on this project. Your insights are important for us to know.
“God has gathered together
as one all those who believe in Jesus and
look on him as the
author of salvation and
the source of unity
and peace.
God has established them as the Church so that
for each and all, the Church may be the
visible sign
of that saving unity.”
Constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium, 2nd Vatican Council
Lay Advisory Councils in the Catholic Church
Lay advisory councils are required or recommended by the Church for all parishes of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. All Catholic pastors are strongly encouraged to use such councils as effective means of consultation with the laity and of participation of
God’s people in decision making that affects their well-being.
Laity have the right and the responsibility to participate in the governance of the Church by means of lay advisory councils.
General Timeline for This Project Sponsoring a New Council
We are in the Preparation phase of this project now and hope to have selected candidates for membership by early this fall. Once the members have been chosen we will Convene the Council in late fall, providing them with the Formation and Support they need to organize themselves and their work of leadership in our parish.
Holy Name of Jesus Parish Pastoral Council Core Team
I encourage you to speak with any of these parish members about the work we are doing and the future of our parish.
Rita Kemna Ted Piekutowski
Judi Sams Lucia Tranel Greg Warnusz Father Mike Henning
Stewardship of Treasure
Your Gifts of Support for Our Parish Mission
Cheryl Elder, Mary Jane Niemann, Jamie Kuehner, Barb Ellington, Mark Hayes, Ken Hunt, Ann Pagano, Linda Long
Robert Busch, Ken Lambrechts, Florence Ramsdell
Report on Parish Collections
Envelope Offerings $5,264.43
Loose Offerings $110.00
Total Sunday Collection: Parish Support $5,374.43
FALL FESTIVAL & HOMECOMING
SPETEMBER 22, 2012
The festival will again offer a “Basket Booth”. We hope to have at least 20 or more baskets. Each basket should be worth $50 or more. We need help to provide baskets.
Parishioners can help by donating: 1. A check or cash
2. Gift certificates
3. A filled theme basket (get together with family or friends to fill a basket)
If donating gift certificates or money, please place it in an envelope and label the envelope: FESTIVAL BASKETS. The envelopes can be placed in the collection basket or dropped off at the parish office. Some suggested basket themes: Bath & Body Basket, Candle Basket, BBQ Grill Accessory Basket, Halloween Basket, Home Cleaning Supplies Basket, Dog Item Basket, Movie Basket, Sports Basket, etc. Be creative and make up your own theme basket or donate items to help us build a basket, wine, booze, etc.
We gratefully appreciate any and all donations that will help us make the booth a success.
If you have any questions contact, Katy Moran 4910, Diane Merz 869-6371 or Judy Mantych 868-7995
ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL REPORT We are now in the last six weeks of the Appeal which an-nually supports the charitable services, education programs, and pastoral care of our Church for over 100,000 people. As of June 20th -
$48,303 Gifts & Pledges for 2012 Appeal $53,943 Goal for Holy Name of Jesus Parish
270 # of Households Returning Pledge Cards 16 # of New Donors (Never/Not Recently Giving)
44 New Donor Goal for Our Parish
We are very close to achieving our goal. Please be as gen-erous as possible if you are still considering your pledge or gift. Your participation will help to insure the $200,000 grant our school will receive this year.
ENJOY THE SUMMER!
Please remember to
maintain your financial support for our parish
during the summer months, especially if you’re away on vacation or visiting family and friends. It’s
essential for the continuation of our parish pastoral
services and for the maintenance of our parish facilities.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Tuesday: St. Thomas
Wednesday: Independence Day Thursday: St. Elizabeth of Portugal; St. Anthony Zaccaria
Friday: St. Maria Goretti; First Friday
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 1, 2012
JULY
Mon 2nd 9:00am Exercise Class CC
1:00pm Pinochle Club CC
Wed 4th 9:00am Mass C
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Sat 7th 6:00pm Anointing C
Mon 9th 9:00am Exercise Class CC
Wed 11th 9:00am Quilting CC
Fri 13th 1100am Grief Support POC
Sat/Sun 14th/15th BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING CC
COFFEE/DONUT SUNDAY
Mon 16th 9:00am Exercise Class CC
Wed 18th 9:00am Quilting CC
Thurs 19th 6:30-9:00am St. Patrick’s Casseroles C
Sun 22nd 9:00am Anointing C
Mon 23rd 9:00am Exercise Class CC
Tues 24th 2:00-9:00pm Olan Mills Parish Pictures CC
Wed 25th 9:00am Quilting CC
2:00-9:00pm Olan Mills Parish Pictures CC
Thurs 26th 2:00-9:00pm Olan Mills Parish Pictures CC
Fri 27th 2:00-9:00pm Olan Mills Parish Pictures CC
Sat 28th 9:00am-4pm Olan Mills Parish Pictures CC
Sun 29th 5th Sunday St. Patrick’s Casseroles CC
Mon 30 9:00am Exercise Class CC
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