MASS SCHEDULE Sunday: 8 am (Carmelite Nuns) 8 am, 10 am (Español), 12 pm, 2 pm, 6 pm (Español) Monday-Friday: 7 am (Carmelite Nuns) 12 pm, 6 pm Saturday: 7 am (Carmelite Nuns) 8:00 am, 5:30 pm (Vigil)

EVENING PRAYER (VESPERS) Saturday: 5 pm Thursday: 6 pm

SPECIAL MASSES Tuesday: 6 pm Carmelite Community Mass Thursday: 8:15 am Little Flower School Mass 1st Friday: 6 pm Mass for the Sick 1st Sunday: 12 pm Little Flower School 2nd Sunday: 12 pm OCDS Mass

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Thursday: 6:30-7:30 pm Holy Hour Monday-Sunday: St. Elias Chapel is open for Adoration 8 am-6 pm

CONFESSIONS ~ CONFESIONES Tuesdays: 6:30-7:30 pm Saturdays: 4-5 pm and 7-8 pm By appointment, call the parish office. For spiritual direction, call the parish office.

BAPTISMS ~ BAUTISMOS English: 2nd Sunday of the month Spanish: 3rd Sunday of the month For more information call the office.

WEDDINGS ~ BODAS At least six months prior to wedding date. Call office for requirements before your appointment with the pastor.

VISITING THE SICK Call the parish office.

LITTLE FLOWER PARISH Tel. (210) 735-9126 - Fax (210) 735-1389 www.littleflowerbasilica.org

STAFF Executive Director: Susana Cantu Business Manager: Laura Cole Secretary: Cheyenne Cisneros Book Keeper: Consuelo Salazar Records: Sylvia DeHoyos Development Director: Anna Migeon CCD Director: Rita Beltran Little Flower English Choir Director: Elaine Bir Little Flower Children Choir & Organist: Thelma Montez Spanish Choir: Itza Zentella Maintenance: Tony Dominguez, Jorge Martinez

LITTLE FLOWER SCHOOL Principal: Jackie Castro 905 Kentucky Ave., San Antonio, TX 78201 Tel. (210) 732-9207 - Fax (210) 732-3214 www.littleflowercatholicschool.org

LITTLE FLOWER ORGANIZATIONS Brown Scapular: Elia Cintron Altar Society: Annette Vallejo Holy Name Society: Ralph de la Rosa St. Vincent de Paul: Homer Cadena Lectio Divina: Lilia Baroccio EMHE & Lectors: Brenda Villarreal MESC & Lectores: Carmen Leija Stewardship: Colleen Ortegon RCIA: Eloise Moran RICA: Maria Luisa Villalon

Pastor & Rector

Rev. Fr. Luis Gerardo Belmonte-Luna, O.C.D.

Community

Fr. Marion Bui, O.C.D. ~ Fr. Henry Bordeaux, O.C.D.

Fr. Luis Joaquin Castaneda, O.C.D.

Fr. Bonaventure Sauer, O.C.D. ~ Fr. Emmanuel Nnadozie, O.C.D.

BASILICA OF THE NATIONAL SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER

Our Lady Of Mount Carmel and Saint Thérèse Parish

Discalced Carmelite Fathers of San Antonio Administration Office 824 Kentucky Ave

Phone (210)735-9126 - Fax (210)735-1389

Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Saint Therese Parish

Rev. Fr. Luis Gerardo Belmonte-Luna, O.C.D. 824 Kentucky Ave San Antonio, Texas. 78201

Tel 210 735 9126 Fax 210 7351389

January 31, 2018

Dear Parishioners,

Greetings to you as a cherished member of our parish family! I would like to express my profound appreci-

ation for your generous participation in the ministry of Little Flower Parish this past year through your

presence and giving.

I’m taking this opportunity to ask you to consider your commitment to the life of the parish and to pledge

in your heart to give generously in 2018 in support of the many programs and activities of Little Flower

Parish. Our financial needs are great. Your contributions are absolutely essential to cover all of the expens-

es generated by the operations of the parish. Nothing we do here together is possible without your generous

support.

The various fundraising activities, such as festivals, dances, raffles, etc., are organized to generate income

to help with extraordinary expenses. They are successful in helping meet needs according to your participa-

tion as a parish. In this new year, I invite you to continue supporting us in these community events and to

consider increasing your regular donations, within your ability and as God leads you. If all members in-

crease their regular giving by any amount, it will make a significant difference. We encourage you to

consider setting up an automatic regular donation on our website to facilitate this important commitment.

We also want you to know that we are working to improve our administrative processes and systems. In

particular, we are resolved in this new year to do a better job of communicating with you and to improve

our use of more modern tools! Our efforts now in progress include a new and better office phone system, a

new website, and more informative updates to you, as a member of our parish family. These improvements

are demanding on our limited resources, also.

Would you also please consider making a special gift now toward the expenses of these new commu-

nications tools?

Once more, I am tremendously grateful for your generosity. I implore God our Lord to pour His abundant

blessing on you and your family, repaying you a hundredfold for all that you have shared with us.

Fraternally with my blessing,

Rev. Fr. Luis Gerardo Belmonte-Luna, O.C.D.

11 de Febrero de 2018 Sexto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

OFFICE OF THE

PASTOR

Basilica of the National Shrine of the Little Flower

Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Saint Therese Parish

Rev. Fr. Luis Gerardo Belmonte-Luna, O.C.D. 824 Kentucky Ave San Antonio, Texas. 78201

Tel 210 735 9126 Fax 210 7351389

31 de Enero, 2018

Estimados Parroquianos,

¡A ustedes miembros de nuestra familia parroquial les saludo con aprecio! Quiero expresar mi profundo

agradecimiento por su generosa contribución en el ministerio de la parroquia en este último año a través de

su presencia y donaciones.

Aprovecho esta oportunidad para pedirles que consideren comprometerse de corazón en la comunidad parro-

quial para apoyarnos generosamente en el 2018 en los programas y actividades de Little Flower. Nuestras

necesidades económicas son muchas. Sus donaciones son absolutamente esenciales para solventar los costos

generados para el funcionamiento de la parroquia. Nada de lo que nosotros hacemos es posible sin su apoyo

generoso.

Las diferentes actividades para colectar fondos, como los festivales, bailes, rifas, etc., son organizadas para

generar ingresos para los gastos extraordinarios. Su éxito depende de su participación. En este año nuevo,

los invito a seguir apoyándonos en los eventos de comunidad y al mismo tiempo consideren incrementar su

colecta dentro de sus posibilidades y con la guía de Dios. Si cada miembro aumenta la cantidad de su do-

nación, la diferencia será significante. Los animo a que consideren e hacer sus donaciones automática-

mente a través de nuestra página web para hacer más practica su contribución.

Al mismo tiempo quisiera comunicarles que estamos trabajando para mejorar nuestros servicios administra-

tivos. En este año nuevo, en particular, mejoraremos nuestra comunicación con ustedes introduciendo siste-

mas más modernos. Estos nuevos cambios incluyen un nuevo y mejor sistema telefónico, una nueva página

web e información actualizada para ustedes como miembros de nuestra parroquia. Estas imprevisiones exi-

gen más de los recursos limitados con que contamos.

Podrían hoy considerar hacer una donación especial para solventar estos nuevos gastos?

Una vez más les estoy sumamente agradecido por su generosidad. Ruego a Dios Nuestro Señor les bendiga

abundantemente a ustedes y los miembros de su familia, que Él les retribuya por todo lo que han comparti-

do con nosotros.

Fraternalmente con mi bendición,

Rev. Fr. Luis Gerardo Belmonte-Luna, O.C.D.

OFFICE OF THE

PASTOR

LENT 2018 FEB.14 – APR. 1 + Raise Up + Sacrifice + Offer

Our observance of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, which falls on Feb. 14 this year, and is a day of fast and abstinence for Catholics. At Mass on Ash Wednesday, the imposition of ashes replicates an ancient penitential practice and symbolizes our dependence upon God's mercy and forgiveness.

WHY 40 DAYS On the first Sunday of Lent, in first reading, we hear about God's covenant with Noah, and in the Gospel, we hear about Jesus's journey into the desert. Both the universal flood in the story of Noah and Jesus's journey into the desert lasted 40 days. These are just two examples of the biblical roots that explain why Lent lasts for 40 days. Other references to 40 days in Scripture include:

- the number of days spent by Israel in the desert - the number of days spent by Moses on Mount Sinai - the number of days spent by the prophet Elijah in the desert before going to encounter God on Mount Herob - the number of days of penance of the inhabitants of Nine-veh

ASH WEDNESDAY In the Roman Rite, the beginning of the forty days of penance is marked with the austere symbol of ashes which are used in the Liturgy of Ash Wednesday. The use of ashes is a survival from an ancient rite according to which converted sinners submitted themselves to canonical penance. The act of putting on ashes symbolizes fragility and mortality, and the need to be re-deemed by the mercy of God. Far from being a merely exter-nal act, the Church has retained the use of ashes to symbolize

that attitude of internal penance to which all the baptized are called during Lent.

The faithful who come to re-ceive ashes should be assisted in perceiving the implicit in-ternal significance of this act, which disposes them towards conversion and renewed East-er commitment. (DIRECTORY ON POPULAR PIETY AND THE LITUR-GYPRINCIPLES AND GUIDE-LINES No 125)

PRAY, FASTING AND ALMSGIVING During Lent, we are asked to devote ourselves to seeking the Lord in prayer and reading Scripture, to service by giving alms, and to sacrifice self-control through fasting.

Many know of the tradition of abstain-ing from meat on Fridays during Lent, but we are also called to practice self-discipline and fast in other ways throughout the season. Contemplate the meaning and origins of the Lenten fasting tradition in this reflection. In addition, the giving of alms is one way to share God's gifts—not only through the distribution of money, but through the sharing of our time and talents (Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2446).

FASTING AND ABSTINENCE Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are obligatory days of fasting and abstinence for Catholics. In addition, Fridays during Lent are obligatory days of abstinence. For members of the Latin Catholic Church, the norms on fasting are obligatory from age 18 until age 59. When fasting, a person is permitted to eat one full meal, as well as two smaller meals that together are not equal to a full meal. The norms concerning abstinence from meat are binding upon members of the Latin Catholic Church from age 14 onwards.

ASH WEDNESDAY Masses: 8:15 am, 12 pm, 6 pm and 8 pm (Spanish)

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Tuesdays: 6:30 pm–7:30 pm Saturdays: 4 pm–5 pm & 7 pm–8 pm

STATIONS OF THE CROSS Every Friday of Lent at 6:30 pm

Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras Gathering and Dinner

Feb. 13, 6:30-8:30 pm Little Flower Parish Hall

Everyone is invited!

We will provide barbeque chicken and sausages. We ask for your help with the following: Surnames A–L should bring a vegetable dish. Surnames M–Z should bring a fruit salad or any type of dessert. Please, remember that all covered dishes should serve a minimum of 10 people.

Blessing of the meal will be at 6:30 pm by Fr. Luis Gerardo “CRAZY HAT CONTEST” prizes will be awarded.

If you would like to help, join the planning committee by calling the coordinator at (210) 735-5782.

February 11, 2018 Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Photo from the 1931 dedication of the statue of St. Therese that stands atop the smaller, 72-foot tower of the Basilica facing down-town San Antonio. The 1,000-pound statue was cast in bronze in Italy. It was designed by San Antonio craftsman Louis Rodriguez (1893-1984), who carved all the marble in the sanctu-ary including the altar rail, the Infant Jesus of Prague and Lady of Guadalupe altars (in the 1940s) and etched the hundreds of names of donors on the name tiles covering the walls of the Shrine.

Join our Team for the Basilica Renovations Are you interested in taking a leadership or helping role in the capital campaign to raise the funds to renovate the Basilica? Are you in-spired by the thought of helping to plan, or-ganize, and implement this major campaign? Do you have ideas about who else we could get on board that could help drive this effort or thoughts on how we can reach major donors and the greatest numbers of donors? Do you have connections with folks who could also help lead and contribute? We need your help in Identifying and engaging leaders and team members for the campaign.

We are looking for volunteer leadership and others interested in contributing their wisdom, influence and wealth from among our parish community and beyond, to join forces with us for this exciting project. If you are interested in being included on our committees, please email Anna Migeon at amigeon@littleflowerbasilica.org.

Restore the Church Build the Future

The countries in Central and Eastern Europe have faced many years of hardship. They have been op-pressed by czars, radical com-munism, horrendous crimes against humanity, and revolutionary, civil, and world wars. Under communism, organized religion was opposed in favor of atheism to overthrow the power of the Russian Orthodox Church. Since the collapse of the former Soviet Union in 1991, Central and Eastern European countries have been working to rebuild political structures, social welfare, and their economies.

The USCCB Subcommittee on the Church in Central and Eastern Europe funds projects in 28 countries to build the pastoral capacity of the Church and to rebuild and restore the faith in these countries. The funds collected in the Collec-tion for the Church in Central and Eastern Europe are used to support seminaries, youth ministry, social service pro-grams, pastoral centers, church construction and renovation, and Catholic communications projects.

Years after the fall of communism, even though some are now European Union citizens, the Catholics of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union still have great needs. The 2018 Collection for the Church in Central and Eastern Europe, slated for Ash Wednesday, February 14, will focus on the theme "Restore the Church. Build the Fu-ture."

Week of the Collection This week, our second collection will be for the Church in Central and Eastern Europe. Your donation today helps restore the Church and build the future in over 25 coun-tries still struggling to recover in the aftermath of communist rule. Funds from this collection help support reconstruction, education, formation, and poverty outreach. For more infor-mation, please visit www.usccb.org/ccee. Thank you for your generosity.

CRS RICE BOWL This Lent, CRS Rice Bowl invites you, your family and com-munity to journey alongside the Good Samaritan, to reflect on the question: Who is my neighbor?

So many of our neighbors are on the move: migrants, refu-gees, internally displaced persons, travelers. The Good Samaritan—a traveler himself, one on the move—shows us what it means to encounter the stranger, to accompany one in need and become a companion on the journey.

Pope Francis has invited Catholics to build bridges of un-derstanding and hospitality with migrants and refugees through “Share the Journey” campaign.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel & St. Thérèse

ALTAR SERVERS NEEDED Serving is a privilege. We invite your sons that have re-ceived their First Communion to serve at the Altar of the Lord. Please see the priest after Mass or contact the Parish Of-fice for more information at (210) 735-9126 ext. 116.

LITTLE FLOWER GIFT SHOP 20% off all items, excluding books and candles. Shop Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 am-4 pm; Sat. 10 am-3 pm; Sun. 9 am-3 pm. Phone: (210) 736-3889

ANNULMENT SEEKERS WORKSHOP When: Mar. 7, 6:30 pm-9 pm Where: St. Matthew Catholic Church This FREE workshop is for people who wish to explore be-ginning the annulment process. What we will cover: - Marriage/Divorce: what is my status as a divorced person in the Church? - What are the effects of an "annulment" on children, my marriage, etc.? - Do I need an "annulment?" - The "Annulment" Process - Forms The Tribunal staff will have the forms available to begin the process and will be on-hand to answer any individual questions as well. Light refreshments will be provided. You do NOT have to be a parishioner of St. Matthew's to attend this workshop. Visit https://www.archsa.org/tribunal/en/training for more information.

PARADE TICKETS Dear Little Flower friends, this year our parade tickets will be sold by our Little Flower School as a fund-raiser. Tickets will be available on Saturday, Feb. 17 , 8 am–12 pm at the Parish Hall. The school is the only place where we will be selling the Little Flower parade tickets. Contact (210) 732-9207 for more information.

NECESITAMOS MONAGUILLOS Servir es un privilegio. Invitamos a jóvenes que hayan reci-bido su Primera Comunión para servir el Altar del Señor. Para mas información con el Padre después de la Misa o llamar a la Oficina Parroquial al (210) 735-9126 ext. 116.

ALTAR SOCIETY NEWS A Loteria! Come join the fun as the Altar Society hosts this Spring fundraiser on Sunday, Feb. 18, 3-5 pm at the Parish Hall, 907 Kentucky Ave. Donation is $10 for 20 games. Refreshments available and prizes awarded!

Our regular business meeting is planned for Sunday, Feb. 25 at 9 am at the Parish Administration Center, 824 Ken-tucky Ave. New members are always welcome!

To be a visible sign of our service and commitment to the Parish, members are encouraged to attend Holy Hour on Thursday, Feb. 22, 6-7 pm and Holy Mass on Saturday, Feb. 24, at 5:30 pm. Thank you and God bless you, Annette Vallejo, President Delores Cox, Vice-President

VESTIDO ROJO Feb. 24, 8 am-1 pm at San Antonio Event Center 8111 Meadow Leaf, 78227. The Vestido Rojo conference is held in conjunction with Go Red Por Tu Corazón, the America Heart Association’s nationwide movement that cel-ebrates the energy, passion and power of Hispanic women to band together and wipe out heart disease.

Join us for this FREE event for just women: - Blood Pressure Checks - Heart healthy cooking/ nutrition workshop - Physical activity workshop, and more! For more information and to register call Mary Helen Val-lejo at (210)262-6942.

February 11, 2018 11 de Febrero de 2018

NATIONAL MARRIAGE WEEK 2018 The upcoming observances of National Marriage Week (Feb. 7-14) and World Marriage Day (Sunday, Feb. 11) are an opportunity to focus on building a cul-ture of life and love that begins with supporting and promoting marriage and the family.

Prayer for Married Couples Almighty and eternal God, You blessed the union of married couples so that they might reflect the union of Christ with his Church: look with kindness on them. Renew their marriage covenant, increase your love in them, and strengthen their bond of peace so that, with their children, they may always rejoice in the gift of your blessing. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

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Second Collection:

Church Maintenance Fund

Feb. 14: For the Church in Central & Eastern Europe (Ash Wednesday) Feb. 18: For the Catholic Missions among Black & Native Americans

Weekly Collection Feb. 4, 2018

First Collection: $ 5,362.25 St. Vincent de Paul Society: $ 1,567.95 Online Giving: $ 1,041.00 Candles: $ 278.00 Other: $ 20.00

Total $ 8,269.20 Total online givers: 91

Thank you for your support!

Lord, hear our prayers… The following friends and members of the

Parish need your prayers. Please add these names to your prayer list. Contact the Parish Office 735-9126 x 116 to

have names added to the prayer list.

Lectors/ Commentators SATURDAY, FEB. 17 5:30 pm Ann Guajardo, Tony Guajardo/ Rosemary Saucedo SUNDAY, FEB. 18 8 am Lilly Berry, Marvin Hetzel/ Rosa Maria Martinez 10 am (S) Maribel Martinez, Mauro Martinez/ Mauro Martinez

12 pm Tony Valek, Carolyn Valek/ Gerard Migeon 2 pm Belle Quesnell, Marlowe Romero/ Albert Zepeda 6 pm (S) Estela Torres, Lilia Barocio/ Mirna Martinez

Extraordinary Ministers of Communion SATURDAY, FEB. 17 5:30 pm Hortencia Cardenas, Yvonne Gunderman SUNDAY, FEB. 18 8 am Eva Martinez, Jaime Macias 10 am (S) Nicole Banuelos, Ma. Teresa Casas, Cinthia Lazaro

12 pm Willie Barrera, Connie Barrera, Fred Garcia 2 pm Gloria Ibarra, John Cantu 6 pm (S) Dorothy Macias

MASS INTENTIONS

SUNDAY, FEB. 11, SIXTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME 8 am Raye White 10 am Pedro Martinez: Feliz Cumpleaños! 12 pm Little Flower Mass Association 2 pm For Our Parishioners 6 pm + George & + Thelma Menne & Family

MONDAY, FEB. 12, WEEKDAY [6] 12 pm + George & + Thelma Menne & Family 6 pm Guillermo R. Saucedo

TUESDAY, FEB. 13, WEEKDAY [6] 12 pm + George & + Thelma Menne & Family 6 pm + Jose Angel & + Ignacio Valdez

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, ASH WEDNESDAY 8:15 am Little Flower School 12 pm Alicia Malone 6 pm Mary Lee Cantwell 8 pm + Efrain & + Nolida Treviño

THURSDAY, FEB. 15, THURSDAY AFTER ASH WEDNESDAY 12 pm Thanksgiving for the CFS Intentions 6 pm Nora Martinez, OCDS

FRIDAY, FEB. 16, FRIDAY AFTER ASH WEDNESDAY 12 pm + Armando & + Elvia Garcia 6 pm + Adrian Herter & Brandon Vandeman

SATURDAY, FEB. 17 BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, SATURDAY AFTER ASH WEDNESDAY / FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT [VIGIL] 8 am + Letha Palmer

5:30 pm + Benjamin Bazaldua

Dora Castro, Rosa Maria Garcia, Louis De Luna, Sylvia Gutierrez, Candy Reyna, Henry Posos, Christine Hammes, Mary Giles, CDS, Hector Vallejo, Imelda Tamez, Jenessa Cruz & Family, Ana Zavala, Mateo & Annie Casillas, Esteban Velazquez, Jane Bernal, OCDS, Dorothy Vasquez, Anna Maria Martinez, Deacon James Garza, Julie Vasquez, The Ramirez Family, Clara Ondarza, Arturo Rodri-guez, Mary Curiel, Richard Jesse Ortegon, Rodolfo Ruiz, Alice

Forehand, Carroll & Alicia Hendrix, Fernando Martinez Sr., Kay Shaw, Gloria Shaw, Manuela Hernandez, Kenneth Narendorf, Michael Narendorf, Homer & Maria Idalia Gaytan, Zachary Cas-arez, Soledad Contreras, James E. Gillette, Gim & Elizabeth Ng, Hermelinda & Raymond Guadiano, Leticia Guadiano, Sue Ruiz, Evangelina Gamboa, George Zentella, Jr., Lucy Phalen, Kim Nest-er-Atiee, Anne Marie, OCD, Sr. Teresa, OCD, Mary Bustos, Richard Joseph Corbett, Cielo Salinas Sanchez, Deborah Vara, Maria Gamez, Rosamaria Garcia, Michelle Guillen, Nadia Guillen, Re-nato, Pat Gallaher, Patrick Goldbach, Renato dePiccoli, Austin Atiee, Miguel Silva Castillo, Michael Daratt, Virginia Casas, Homer & Annie Cadena, Janie Quintero, Noe Casas, Joab Casas, James Ramos, Julia Posos, Bruce Miller, Carlos Garcia & Family, Antonio Zepeda, Sr. Stephanie Morales, Belle, Henrietta Vara, Nancy & Felix Hernandez, Ronnie, Isaac Perez, Mary Solis, Victor Hernan-dez, Mary Perez, Janet, Chuck, Joann & Family, Jovanni, Rosa, Jeffrey Hernandez, Maria T. Casas, Richard Tietz, Ellen Spengler, Elisa Casanova, Rosa Maria Castilla, Darcy Richardson, Aiden

Keller & Family, Darcy Richardson, Carlos Ortiz, Jr., Betty Kelley, James Pina, Linda Felan, Sylvia Tovar, Rosa Garcia, Dora Castro, Juan Pablo Valle, Roger & Larissa Acosta, Belen & John Olguin, Fr. Cris Janson's family, the Valague Family, Joseph Nguyen, Rosa Maria Garcia, Dora Castro, Nancy Hernandez, Felix Hernandez, Ida Hernandez, Hector Hernandez, Mary Solis, Ronnie Hernandez, Isaac Perez, Melanie Hernandez, Miranda Hernandez, Jeffrey Hernandez, Rosie Cisneros, Rosa Cisneros, Mary Cisneros, Laura Smith, Evangelina Arismendez, Michaela Gonzalez, Esperanza Sonnen, Carolina Casas, Jose Casas, Christopher Casas, Seth Ramirez, Angela Gonzales, Maria Luisa Barreiero, Jose Angel Alfaro, Jr., Rosa Garcia, Evangelina Arismendez, George Abrego, Amber Hernandez, Rudy Monita, Ibeth Muza, Edward Gonzales, Elizabeth Robalin, Mauro C. Martinez, Diana & Marcos Serda, Sandra Hage, Ellen Garcia, Consuelo Salazar, Mrs. Lupe Elizondo, Phillip Campos, Jamie Guerrero, Annette Scott

Basilica of the National Shrine of the Little Flower Our Lady of Mt. Carmel & St. Thérèse