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St. Dominic’s Catholic Church 475 East I Street - Benicia, CA 94510 (707) 747-7220
www.stdombenicia.org @STDOMBENICIA
Intentions for the Week
Mon 2/1 7:00AM †Nicholas M. Vassos (B)
8:15AM †Leonardo Delgado
Tues 2/2 7:00AM †Patricia Vogelpohl
8:15AM Isobel Lobo (B)
Wed 2/3 7:00AM †Jack Hill
8:15AM Emma Hewitt (B)
Thur 2/ 4 7:00AM †Fran Grepo Simonsen
8:15AM †Lenore Lopez
Fri 2/5 7:00AM Daniel Hewitt (B)
8:15AM †Aurora Gomez
Sat 2/6 8:15AM †For the deceased parents and
relatives of our Brothers
Intentions for next Sunday Sat 2/6 5:30PM †Maria Luisa Nunez
Sun 2/7 7:30AM †Bruno Slaviero
9:00AM Michael Hewitt (B)
10:45AM Nellie Morgado (H)
12:30PM Margaret McClune (T)
5:30PM For the People of the Parish
Legend: († ) Memorial (H) Health (A) Anniversary (B) Birthday (T) Thanksgiving
Dominicans & Deacons Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P. Pastor
Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. Parochial Vicar
Fr. Victor Cavalli, O.P. (In Residence)
Fr. David Farrugia, O.P. (In Residence)
Br. Gregory Liu, O.P. (Residency Student)
Deacon Errol Kissinger
Deacon John Flanagan (Retired)
Schedule of Masses
Weekdays: 7:00AM, 8:15AM Saturday: 8:15AM only Saturday: Vigil Mass 5:30PM Sunday: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:45AM, 12:30PM (English/Spanish), 5:30PM (Youth) 1st Sunday of Month: 3PM (Vietnamese
Mass)
Last Saturday of the Month: 8:15AM (Special
Needs Family Mass) with fellowship in the
parish hall to follow.
Sunday January 31st, 2016
Catholic Schools Week– SDS Open House Today
Are you interested in joining the Catholic Church? The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults, RCIA, is a pro-gram for people interested in exploring and possibly joining the Catholic Church.
Adults wishing to enter the Catholic Church typically receive the sacraments of Baptism (unless baptized in another Christian faith), Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist at Easter. Our new program has started. Feel free to join in at any time. All are welcome! RCIA meets every Tuesday evening at 7PM in the Siena Room. It is not necessary to sign up. Please contact Sally at 707-731-7933 for more information.
Upcoming Parish Events
St. Dominic School Open House
Sunday, January 31st, 10:00AM-12:30PM Parish Hall & School
Guest Speaker: Trent Horn
Same-Sex Unions & the Church February 1st, 7PM
In the Church
Speaker Series: Fr. Michael Hurley on St. Thomas Aquinas Wednesday, February 3rd, 7PM
In the Parish Hall
Ash Wednesday February 10th
Mass & Ashes: 7AM, 8:15AM, 9:15AM (SDS School Mass) Ash Services Only: 12:15PM, 4PM, &
7PM (7:00 in Church & Parish Hall)
Monthly Cemetery Mass Saturday, February 13th, 9:30AM
Hillcrest & East 5th
Dominican Jeopardy Night Saturday, February 13th, 7:00-8:30PM
In the Parish Hall
SDS School Crab Feed Saturday, February 20th, 5:30PM
Portuguese Hall Tickets Sold in School Office
Family Educational Series: Lisa Hendey
Social Media & the Family Monday, February 29th, 2016 7PM
In the Church
See articles in this bulletin for more details
Visit St. Dominic School
Open House today!
January 31st, 10AM-12:30PM
See Details for all Catholic
Schools Week Events in our
flyer in this bulletin
Pastor’s Corner
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
When the Benicia Fire Department came across our permit to tear down the buildings on the grounds of the new rectory site they requested the opportunity to use the buildings for training purposes. As a result, for the last two weeks our Benicia fire department has been cutting holes in walls and roofs, filling the buildings with fake smoke to simulate real fires, and dragging dummies around the property. Keep your wise guy comments to yourself because I was not on the grounds.
The fire department is very grateful to our community for allowing them this opportunity to practice and hone their life saving skills, and I am happy St. Dominic’s was able to assist our fire department.
This week the demolition company will be clearing the lot of the existing structures or what now remains of them. Last week we filed the building permits with the city and gave building plans to five contractors for bidding. We hope to award the bid by the end of February and break ground in March. I know…if you want to hear God laugh tell him your plans! As you know this weekend is National Catholic Schools week, so please pray for our Principal, teachers and staff that they continue to faithfully educate our students according to Church teachings and with the highest standards in academic excellence. Starting in January, the second weekend of every month there is a special collection envelope dedicated to Tuition Assistance in order to help as many of our faithful families make Catholic education affordable. God Bless, Fr. Jerome
The Feast Day of The Presentation of the Lord is celebrated on Tuesday, February 2nd. The Presentation of the Lord at the Temple is a beautiful feast day in the liturgical calendar of the Church. The words uttered by the elder Simeon never fail to touch me deeply, “Now, Master, you may let your servant go in peace, according to your word, for my eyes have seen your salvation, which you prepared in sight of all the peoples, a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and glory for your people Israel.” (Lk 2:29–32) Every time I meditate on this passage, I can not help but contemplate on the profound faith Simeon must have possessed, as well as the strong yearning and anticipation in his heart. Moreover, I wonder what joy must have gone through his heart as he saw and held the infant Jesus. The feast of Presentation this year marks the conclusion of the Year of Consecrated Life, which began on November 30, 2014. Therefore, as a young religious, the celebration this year is especially meaningful for me. Of course the meaning of this event in Jesus’ life is very rich, but I would like to take this opportunity to share with you how the mystery of presentation relates to consecrated life in a personal way. The Evangelist Luke tells us that Jesus was brought to the Temple by Mary and Joseph to be consecrated to the Lord. This was to fulfill the law stipulated in Exodus 13, “Consecrate to me every firstborn; whatever opens the womb among the Israelites, whether of human being or beast, belongs to me.” (Ex 13:2) Likewise, by the virtue of their vows, all the religious men and women, whether active or contemplative (or both) are consecrated to God. In other words, they belong to God in a special way. As I meditate on the fourth joyful mystery of the Rosary, I often pray that I may be pure and without defilement, so that Our Lady would lead me to the sanctuary of God. As mentioned above, I also contemplate often on the role of Simeon in this Gospel account. Undoubtedly, Simeon was given a singular grace to witness the presentation of Christ. Although this gift was not given up for me, as a religious, I also pray often that Our Lady may bring to me Jesus Christ, to whom I am ultimately consecrated. As seen above, Mary’s role is irreplaceable in the story of the Presentation, just as she is indispensable in the life of all the men and women religious. In fact, according to the Church’s holy tradition, Mary was herself a consecrated virgin. As I follow Pope Francis’ call for all the religious to look to the past with gratitude, live the present with passion, and embrace the future with hope, I realize that I need Mary’s intercession more than ever. She in her earthly life embodied these three ideals perfectly. As Pope Francis puts it so eloquently in the apostolic letter that promulgates the Year of Consecrated Life, Mary is “the unsurpassed model for all those who follow Christ in love of God and service to their neighbor.” To all the young adults in our parish, I would like to encourage you to be as courageous as Mary. If you feel the attraction or hear the call to live a consecrated life, respond to God generously. As we read in the Gospel of Luke, making yourself a gift consecrated to God is a sure way to enter into God’s awesome presence and see his salvation. ~Br. Gregory Liu, O.P.
Br. Gregory on the Presentation of the Lord
SDYG Lumpia & Bake Sales On
Super Bowl Sunday!
Please support the St. Dominic’s Youth Group by coming into the hall on Superbowl
Sunday to get your Lumpia for your Superbowl parties.
Pick up some baked treats after Mass! No pre-sales this year just come Super Bowl Sunday to Order and Take Home! We will be cooking and selling Lumpia after 7:30AM mass through the 12:30PM Mass (while supplies last). We really hope to see you there.
SDYG Lumpia & Baked Goods Sale
Come join our committee and plan one of the Parish’s most celebrated events of the year! The standing committee is always in search of new members for "short duration-high impact" parish volunteer action! The annual St. Patrick’s Day and Anniversary of St. Dominic’s Parish Celebration will be held on Saturday, March 12th! Committee meetings will begin soon, Contact [email protected] if you are interested in helping out with this fun event.
St. Patrick’s Day
Committee Needs You!
Thank you to all St. Dominic's Parishioners that participated in "Knitting Angels for Hospice". All donations were very much appreciated. Hospice preferred receiving our donations in mid-January due to having numerous donations during the Holidays. They said, "It’s so nice to receive a donation after the Holiday rush to brighten up January for their patients". Next year we will do the same timeframe of January.
Thank you, again! Your items are absolutely beautiful, and cheer up loved ones.'
Gratitude for Knitting Angels
A Journey through the Catechism
of the Catholic Church – Part Two
For those who completed their coursework on the Catechism of the Catholic Church taken October 13—November 10, 2014, the Office of Faith Formation will sponsor the completion of the catechism coursework in the months of January and April 2016. The schedules of classes are presented below.
To be admitted to the remaining sessions, please contact Deacon Errol Kissinger, Director of Religious Education at St. Dominic’s Church, Benicia (707) 335-4674 or by email at [email protected].
Catechism Pillar: Life in Christ
Session 1 Dignity of the Human Person 01-11-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Siena 01-13-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Session 2 Virtues, Sin, Grace and Justification 01-18-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Siena 01-20-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Session 3 Morality and Social Doctrine 01-25-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Siena 01-27-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Session 4 The Ten Commandments 02-03-16 Wed Morning 9-11AM, Siena 02-04-16 Thursday Evening 7-9 PM, Siena (note date change due to conflict)
Catechism Pillar: Christian Prayer
Session 1 Called to Prayer 04-11-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Parish Hall 04-13-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Session 2 Styles of Prayer and Prayer Guides 04-18-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Parish Hall 04-20-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena Session 3 The Lord’s Prayer 04-25-16 Mon Evening 7-9 PM, Parish Hall 04-27-16 Wed Morning 9-11 AM, Siena
Adult Catechism Classes
Catholic Schools Week
Open House Today!
Dear Parishioners,
At St. Dominic School we are lucky to learn, play, and grow in a special environment. This would not be possible without the generous support of people like you, the members of St. Dominic’s Parish. When you support our school, you invest in the future of all of our students and the Catholic Church. As we celebrate National Catholic Schools Week, we want to thank you for all you do to help our school. We are grateful for your prayers and contributions, and we appreciate the time and talent you so generously share through your volunteer efforts. The National Catholic Schools Week theme is “Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge, and Service.” We consider St. Dominic’s Parish an important part of our community, and we hope you will join us as we celebrate our Catholic education this week by visiting our open house this weekend. St. Dominic School has a rich tradition of excellence and I aim to live up to the high level of success that has been set by so many great educators, parents, pastors, and students who have preceded me. I am truly blessed to be part of this wonderful learning community and can only hope that your family will be a part of it, either as student families or generous supporters. Many Blessings, Katie Perata Principal
What our Parent’s have to say...
“St. Dominic School has provided my three children with the academic and spiritual foundation to succeed. They continue to excel in their high school AP classes thanks to the dedication of the outstanding teachers at SDS. “ ~Noreen Cillo, SDS Parent
“We spent so much time deliberating between St. Dominic’s and Matthew Turner, until finally we realized it isn’t apples to apples. One offers a reputation for strong academics but St. Dominic’s offers a reputation for partnering with parents to develop a highly successful, well rounded child; academically, physically, and spiritually. These are skills that will serve our daughter her whole life.” ~ Erin Jacobs, SDS Parent Since 2013
"Our first grader has blossomed largely due to the interaction with upperclassmen. SDS does an amazing job of integrating younger students with older mentors. Her confidence and poise continues to grow. And also, "We love knowing our children are in a safe, learning environment from 6:30 am to 6 pm every day! SDS provides surprisingly affordable (on-site) before and after school care. It's a great feeling when my children don't want to leave because they enjoy Extended Care so much." ~ Janet Roberson, SDS Parent
"9 years ago when we decided to send our first child to St Dominic's, we had no idea how we were going to financially be able to do it. Now we have three kids at St Dominic's and have realized it's more affordable than we thought. It's one of the most important sacrifices in our life" ~ Leslee Curtola, SDS Parent Since 2007
St. Dominic School Catholic Schools Week 2016
What does Catholic Schools Week mean for our students? This week at a glance….
Sunday, January 31st Mass & Open House Day Mass at 9:00 am followed by refreshments in the Parish Hall. Student’s attending Mass today in their uniform and visit their classrooms will receive a free dress pass from their teacher! Today’s lectors and choir members are SDS students. Open House 10:00 am - 12:30 pm! Monday, February 1st “Celebrating Community & College/Career Readiness” SDS students wear college or high school sweatshirts/shirts to promote the importance of looking ahead! SDS students will start the week by decorating and giving “thank you” plants to our neighbors. Tuesday, February 2nd “Student Appreciation Day” Students celebrate with their Faith Families, comprised of one student from each grade, and enjoy an afternoon movie in the Parish Hall. Wednesday, February 3rd “National Appreciation Day” Flexing our patriotism students will wear red, white, and blue! Our 8th Graders will lead us in a craft and Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts will lead us in morning flag salute. Thursday, February 4th “Vocations Day” They will enjoy a special assembly with Guest Speaker: Sister Brigid Noonan and then play a “Guess the Bible story” game. Friday, February 5th “Celebrating Volunteerism” Mass 9:15am, Student Learning Expectation awards will be presented. We will also thank our volunteers in a special way. 12:15pm dismissal.
Please pray for our students, teachers, and volunteers this week.
Catholic Schools Week
At a Glance for our Students
The St. Dominic’s Moms’ Ministry is beginning a new Walking With Purpose Bible Study Course
Living in the Father’s Love
Living in the Father’s Love is a brief but powerful study meant to revive and refresh us as we discover just how much God loves us! In this study, we learn how the Gospels are deeply relevant to our relationships, both with God and with those we love. A DVD which includes the opening and closing talks for the study, accompanies this short course.
Each member is responsible for ordering their own Study Guide through Walking with Purpose, see link below. The cost of the book is $20.00 Join us Thursday morning at 9AM, February 4th in the Siena Room for our first event, learn how to order your personal Study Guide and pick up where we left off last year!
Schedule of Events February 4th– Lesson 1– Connect Coffee Talk The Beauty of a Childlike Faith February 11th– Lesson 2: What kind of father is God? February 18th– Lesson 3: What is the purpose of my life? February 25th-Lesson 4:How does God define beauty? March 3rd– Lesson 5: How do I work at forgiving myself and others? March 10th– Lesson 6: Connect Coffee Talk: Loving like Him through forgiveness. Have questions or want to help lead a small group of your own, contact [email protected]. For more information on the series visit:
http://walkingwithpurpose.com/living-in-the-fathers-love/ "Worldly accolades satisfy us on some level, but we can't pursue them and also wholeheartedly pursue knowing and reflecting Jesus to the world. We can't do a thousand things well. We have to focus. We have to choose what matters most." — Living in the Father's Love
Moms’ Group:
Walking with Purpose
Year of Mercy! Healing After Abortion Retreat
March 18-20, 2016
Who is it that you know who is carrying the secret burden of shame, anger, grief and the
inability to forgive themselves and others because of a past abortion. Is it you? A loved one? In this Year of Mercy, we invite you to consider participating in the Rachel's Vineyard Retreat weekend coming up, March 18-20th, in Auburn, sponsored by the Diocese of Sacramento. Come experience this unique and effective healing retreat that presents the mercy, compassion and healing of God. Open to all women, men, couples, and family members touched by abortion. The cost is $175 per person. Financial assistance is available! For more information visit our website:
http://www.scddec.org/post-abortion-care or contact Paula Segno at (916) 733-0161 or email [email protected]. All Inquiries and participation are strictly confidential.
Healing After Abortion Retreat
Tax Statements &
Financial Info Online
If you have already created a “My Own Church” account then your electronic statements are available to download right from your account. Simply log into My Own Church, click My Offering and then select “Giving History” from there you will see a download option for a PDF formatted statement for 2015. Log in or register for a My Own Church account now at:
https://connectnow.parishsoft.com/sacramento/
Still need help requesting a Printed or PDF Tax Statement of your 2015 Contributions to St. Dominic’s Church ? You may request an email or printed copy on our website. Simply visit www.stdombenicia.org/tax-statements/ and complete the form, including the format you’d like to receive the statement.
More financial tips for this year!
Did you know if you own a traditional IRA and are over the age of 70 1/2, the IRS requires that you take yearly distributions (MRD's)? However, if you do not need to take a distribution you can designate the MRD to St. Dominic's Church and you don't have to pay taxes on the distribution. It’s a win win for you and your parish!
For more information, visit our website under the Ways to Give section or contact your tax or financial consultant.
Questions contact Teresa Stone at [email protected]
YR I & YR II Confirmation There is a large group gathering today Sunday, January 31st from 6:45-8:00 pm in Church. Apologist Trent Horn will share a presentation on "Same-Sex Unions & The Catholic Church." This gathering is for parent & teen. Ash Wednesday is almost here! Please remember to get your ashes on 2/10. There will be Ash Services after school at 4pm & 7pm in the Church. Looking ahead YR II There will be a small group gathering for sponsor & teen on Thursday, February 11th from 6:45-8:15 pm at the small group locations. Looking ahead YR I There will be a small group gathering (for teens) on Thursday, February 11th from 7:00-8:00 pm at the small group locations. Questions? Please contact Lisa Toomey at: [email protected]
Teen Confirmation
Fr. Jerome Celebrating Teaching Masses
Another teaching Mass will be celebrated for the parish community on Saturday, February 6th at 5:30PM. Mass will begin at 5:30PM and will be approximately 2 hours in length.
Teaching Mass for Parish
Perpetual Adoration
Fr. Michael Hurley, O.P. St. Thomas Aquinas and the Summa Wednesday, February 3rd, 7PM in the Parish Hall St. Thomas Aquinas is no doubt the most preeminent theologian in the Church's history, and he left us a
treasure trove of theological treatises: the Summa Theologiae. More than seven centuries after the completion of the Summa, people are still unpacking the wisdom contained in this massive tome. But how do Catholic faithful make sense and start benefitting from this Summa? Let Fr. Michael Hurley break it open for us and tell us about St. Thomas, the ultimate Summa wrestler.
Dominican Speaker Series:
Fr. Michael Hurley CAN YOU HELP? DO YOU WANT SOME ALONE TIME
WITH THE LORD? There is a need for a faithful adorer to spend time with Jesus in our Perpetual Adoration Chapel.
Hours of Need: 10:00 PM Sunday (weekly or alternating weeks) Please call Ted or Irma Perez 685-6258
10:00AM Thursday (alternating weeks) Please Call Laura Batts at 649-0603 If you have any questions or want to learn more about Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration, please call Shirley Cortez at 707-208-2004
"My Jesus! What a lovable contrivance this holy Sacrament was - that You would hide under the appearance of bread to make Yourself loved and to be available for a visit by anyone who desires You!”
- St. Alphonsus Ligouri
Periodically, the Office of Faith Formation will feature one of its volunteer catechists to share their joy of teaching religious education so that you may consider sharing in their joy.
The catechist is a Christian who is mindful of God, who is guided by the memory of God in his or her entire life and who is able to awaken that memory in the hearts of others. ~ Pope Francis: homily at Mass for Catechists, September 9, 2013
Spotlight on Mary Timmerman Parker – 7th Grade Religious Education Catechist My name is Mary Timmerman-Parker and I facilitate 7th grade religious education and Year II Confirmation. I say I facilitate because I truly believe 7th grade and Confirmation are specific times when students are led on a personal journey to Christ. My family and I joined St. Dominic’s in 2012, when we relocated from Arizona. I began my St. Dominic’s religious education ministry that year, when my youngest was in 6th grade. I was scheduled to assist in the 6th grade class, but due to unusual circumstances was asked after the first class if I was willing to teach 7th grade! As my passion has always been social justice, I immediately agreed. During 7th grade, we explore the seven Catholic Social Justice teachings of life and dignity of the human person; call to family, community, and participation; solidarity; dignity of work; rights and responsibilities; option for the poor and vulnerable; and care for God’s creation. The curriculum I prepare is not pre-planned, but dependent upon current events and the activities of Pope Francis. During Confirmation II, I help the students understand the role of the Holy Spirit in their decisions and work with them to find their saint-match. I seek activities for them to learn about a variety of saints to find the saint that best matches how he or she wants to give back to our community. I can think of nothing more fulfilling than to encourage youth to learn more about Catholicism and be part of their spiritual journey in a life of Christ. I thank you for the gift of your children, and look forward to their participation in religious education at St. Dominic’s.
Blessings, Mary Timmerman-Parker
If you would like to learn how you can become a Catechist contact Deacon Errol at [email protected]
Catechist Spotlight: Mary Timmerman Parker
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Closed Mondays
Tuesday-Friday: 9AM-12PM, 1PM-4PM Saturday: 10AM-1PM Sunday: 8:30AM-1PM
PARISH OFFICE www.stdombenicia.org
(707) 747-7220
Pastor Fr. Jerome Cudden, O.P [email protected]
Parochial Vicar Fr. Corwin Low, O.P. [email protected]
Business Manager Teresa Stone [email protected] Music Director Francisco Ortiz [email protected]
Communications Erin Jacobs [email protected]
Bookkeeper Lori Telepak-Compton [email protected]
Secretary Alisa Aquino, [email protected]
OFFICE OF FAITH FORMATION (707) 747-7240
Director of RE Deacon Errol Kissinger 707-335-4674 Admin. Assistant Joy Urbina 707-747-7240 Teen Confirmation & Special Liturgies Lisa Toomey 707-335-4697 Children’s Sacraments Debi Thurin 707-335-4688
ST. DOMINIC’S YOUTH GROUP (SDYG)
www.sdyg.wordpress.com (707) 747-7220
Youth Minister Joe Lucero [email protected]
All Ministry Contact list is available in the Parish Office.
ST. DOMINIC SCHOOL www.sdbenicia.org
(707) 745-1266
Principal Katie Perata, [email protected]
ST. DOMINIC PRESCHOOL (707) 745-4430
Directors Janet Casarino & Tanya Sanchez
Please pray for the recovery of the sick listed in our Book of Intentions and the following:
Please remember the following recently deceased parishioners (and their families) in your prayers: Jim Schafer Olinda Lico, Gertrude Spacher, Valerie Quillin Miller, Richard Miller, Marie Tscheekar, Kyle Shott, Irene Kukkola, Marco Antonio Vasquez, John Pangelina, Pablo Haban, Fr. Paul Scanlon, O.P., Fr. Felix Cassidy, O.P., Charlie DeGrange, Patricia Vogelpohl, Ray Chelone, Peter Stewart, Pura Sison, Teodorico Trias, Judy Unger, Eunice Tavares, Francis Tortosa, Bob Lerner, Concepcion Gutierrez, *sick and remembrances will be listed for a period of 3 months respectfully
Fr. Victor Cavalli, O.P. Jim Schafer Constance Silva Rick Keller Gia Quinn Jan Tobias Glenys Hewitt Nellie Morgado Ramond Davena Dawn Altobell Dorothy Szabo Daniel Cooper Charlie Gallagher Amy Smith Ann Hansen Cyndi and Dan Wolke Jennifer Figueira Carolyn McKay Susan Furey Henderson Family Leroy Howell Bernice Clark Aurora Bareng
Brian Smith Fr. Kenneth Brown Cristina O’Brien Lisa Montgomery Mark Silva Branson David King Jack Curran Michelle Christle Matthew Bidou Monica Jaime Tom Mitchell Gladys Haddad Al Rohleder Jeff Mues Mili McDermott Scott Dziuban, Mary Carbullido-Anderson Charlie White Pete Raine Scott Reeder James Werder Lana Lagunera
Please patronize the following businesses owned by members of our parish community.
Their contributions each week underwrite our Parish Bulletin. Thank you!
All About Beauty Spa - Leonora Organic Skin Care & Eyelash Extensions (707) 747-1471 Call or Text
Kindred Spirits Pet/HouseSitting Dorothy Doscher 707-334-3776
Rick Brown Construction All Phases Home Remodel 707-746-8596 707-246-9975
A & S Chem Dry 707-748-7726 Anthony & Shelly Trevino Serving St. Dominic’s Parish for 18 years!
Kristine Passalacqua Studio of Interior Design StudioOfInteriorDesign.com 707-746-7123
Sac’s Tasty Hot Dogs George & Karolyn Maichel 2445 Springs Rd, VJO 707-642-2442
ATS Tax & Financial Solutions Tax Angels to your rescue! Returns/ QB 707-745-1040
Law Offices of Randal M. Barnum Employment, Personal Injury Litigation 707-745-3747
Shutters and More Bill Simpson, Parishioner 707-746-8187
Affordable Quality Cabinets Allan Lemone, Sales and Installation 707-745-2100
Law Offices of Thomas R. Healy Wills/Trusts/Estate Planning/ General Practice 707-553-7360
George Schandelmier Landscaping 707-554-2722 georgeschandelmierjrlandscaping.com
BarocciMotorGroup.com Luxury Lease Returns, Tony & Rita Nino 510-235-1500
Law Offices Robert A. Schroth Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning 707-745-0130
Smitten Flowers Fresh flowers, free local delivery!www.smittenflowers.com 707-722-7516
Buddahful Salon Amy Pappas, Owner/Stylist 814 First St., 707-745-4409
Mr. Lawn Garden Service Landscaping, Maintenance and Installation 707-747-5273
Spiritual Direction, Katrina Cooper 707-748-7581 Parishioner Trained at Bread of Life in Sacramento
Care Network, LLC Home Care Services/Placement Referral 707-747-2720 / Carmen Haban
Napoli Pizza and Pasta Chris & Lisa Guerrera- Owners 707-746-8906 www.napolibenicia.com
T&T Electric – Tim Wade Residential & Commercial 707-315-8285
Crane Station, Inc. Rex Sevilla–Crane and Electrical Services 800-891-3888
Old Capital Lockshop Automotive Lock Specialist 707-746-Keys (5397)
Tuolumne Street Auto Repair
John McLaughlin, Parishioner 707-648-3434
Eagle Vines Realty-American Canyon Ron Banasik Broker/Owner (707) 373-3139 Lisa Guerrera Agent (707) 333-9656
Olson Realty, Inc. Kathleen McInerney Olson/Broker 707-745-3602
Up2Code Plumbing Owner Mike Pitta - 24 hour service 707-751-1714
Fregosi & Co. Paints– Mike Fregosi Concord, CA 925-609-9925
Passalacqua Funeral Chapel John Passalacqua/Greg Silva, Directors
707-745-3130
Vincent R. Maher, Attorney at Law 724 Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533 Tel: 707-427-2800 / Fax: 707-427-2220
Furniture Service & Repair Charlie H. White, Design/Shopworking 707-746-0169
Reyes Electric Co. & Design LIC#32877 Residential/ Commercial 707-747-6818
Warring & Assoc. Realtors Bill/Diane Brokers/Owners 829 First St. 707-746-6990
Gavin/Schreiner Insurance , Tom Gavin Chartered Financial Consultant 707-745-562
Richard Joyce, O.D. Optometrist Exams, Glasses, Contacts 874 Southampton Rd. 707-745-6266
Hamann Real Estate 513 First Street Tim and Jeannie Hamann/Broker-Owners 707-747-9300
Internet Marketing Management Svc LLC Dennis Garvey– Owner 707-746-7382
James M. McVeigh Certified Public Accountant 707-746-5604
475 East I Street - Benicia, CA 94510 - Tel. (707) 747-7220 - Fax. (707) 745-5642 www.stdombenicia.org
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Deadlines for submission are the Friday, one full week, before the Sunday you would like a promotion to run. All submissions are pending Pastor Approval. For questions email [email protected]