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Fifth Sunday Of Easter• May 19, 2019

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From The Pastor’s Desk Yesterday, at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, Jonathon Schmeckel was ordained to the priesthood. His ordination is the culmina-tion of many years of prayer, discernment, hard work and perseverance. It is also made possible by the support (spiritual and material) of many faithful Catholics. Join me in offering our most heartfelt congratulations to Father Jonathon Schmeckel!

Father Schmeckel received his first assignment from Archbishop Listecki. He will be serving the pastor and parishioners of St. Peter Parish in Slinger. We know that he will do very well in his ministry and be a great blessing to that community.

You are cordially invited to celebrate with Father Jonathon at all the Masses next weekend. He will be offering Mass and looks forward to visiting with you after Mass during hospitality in the Commu-nity Room. Please be sure to stop in and offer your personal well-wishes.

I am departing on Monday for my fourth (and last) summer of Canon Law studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. During my absence, Fr. Britto has been appointed the Administrator of the parish. Should you need to reach me during the summer, the best method is through the mail. My address is: 400 Quincy Street, NE, Washington, DC 20017. You can be as-sured of my prayers for you during the next few months. Please pray for me. I look forward to returning to St. Alphonsus in time for the Feast on the Blacktop on Friday, August 2. Mark your calendar, and I will see you there!

Sincerely yours in Christ,

-Fr. Aaron J. Esch

Safety For Our Parish And School At this year’s Benefit Auction, we conducted a special fundraiser for “Safety 2.0,“ the next step in improving the safety of the Parish and School. The Fund-A-Need focus this year is on the lights in the main church/school parking lot. We are planning to convert the fixtures to LEDs so they are much brighter, more efficient, and do not have to be changed as often (if ever). The total cost is about $30,000. We raised just over $17,700 at the Auction for this project. Can you help us meet our goal? Please consider donating to this important improvement to our parish grounds. You can drop your donation in the collection basket, or mail it to the Parish Office. Please mark it as Park-ing Lot Lights, or Fund-A-Need.

Thank you for your consideration!

2019 Catholic Stewardship Appeal Update As of April 8, St. Alphonsus has received pledges totaling $67,655 from 312 donors, which is 42% of our Parish goal of $163,000.

There is still time to donate to this year’s Catholic Stewardship Appeal. Our many thanks to those who have graciously pledged funds so far this year! -Bill & Mary Kelly, St. Alphonsus 2019 Catholic Stewardship Appeal Co-chairs

Announcing The Pastoral Council 2019-2020 On May 9, in a spirit of prayerful discernment, St. Alphonsus Pastoral Coun-cil confirmed Mary Binder, John Hauerwas, and Linda Witkowski as new Council members for a three-year term, beginning July 1. Ella Drzadinski and Evan Smazal were also confirmed as Youth Representatives, for a one-year term. Denna Flemming and Mike Mellock were confirmed for a second three year term. With the June 13 meeting, Councilors Rosie Edwards and Barbara Toll will complete their terms of service.

We thank everyone for their committed leadership through service on the Pastoral Council. Congratulations to new and continuing Council members as well. God bless you all!

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2019-2020 Budget Sum-

mary Now Available See the bulletin board in the church Gathering Space or the Finance Council page of the parish website (www.st-alphonsus.org) for the 2019-20 budget summary.

If you have any questions about the budget, please don’t hesitate to call me at 421-2442, x209. -Kathy Jaeckels, Director of Finance

Concert in the Courtyard To celebrate 35 Years of Music Ministry, our St. Al’s Handbell Choir will be ringing a Concert in the Courtyard (north side of the school building). On Sunday, June 9, at

3:00 p.m., bring your lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy music from throughout our 35-year history. You might even see the familiar faces of some past ringers. In case of inclement weather, we will move to the Community Room. The concert should last approximately one hour, and there will be an ice cream so-cial immediately afterward. Come and enjoy the festivity, fun and fellowship!

Employment Openings At

St. Alphonsus School Saint Alphonsus School has full-time employ-ment openings for the 2019-2020 school year in the following areas of instruction:

5-year-old Kindergarten Middle School English & Language Arts Middle School Science

If you are interested in applying for one of these positions, please send your cover letter, resume, and letters of recommendation to Mary Stallmann, Principal, at mary@st-alphonsus.org.

Parish Giving Results Envelope and Offertory Contributions:

July 1, 2018 through May 13, 2019 *

This Past Weekend’s Contributions $ 23,356 This Month’s Contributions (to date) $ 46,280 Last Year Same Month Contributions $ 46,218 (to date) Budgeted Amount for May $114,568 *

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A Stewardship Moment In today’s Gospel, Jesus makes a bold and clear statement to his disciples. “I give you a new commandment: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you also should love one another. This is how all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.” We are called to love others as a sign of our discipleship in Jesus Christ. That includes even those “others” we might prefer to forget. We are so often tempted to draw lines between those who we will love and those who we consider not worthy of our love. This week take time to reflect on Jesus’ love command. How often do we heed Jesus’ love command? What change in our lives must take place in order for us to obey this command?

St. Alphonsus Food Pantry For our next collection, May 25-26, we ask you to please include soup, cereal, canned fruit and veggies for the Food Pantry. Future collection dates are as follows:

June 22-23; July 27-28; August 24-25; September 28-29; October 26-27; November 23-24; December 28-29

Look for future bulletin updates for specific food items to bring. If you have any questions please contact Grace at 414-702-5075. Thank you for your support of the Food Pantry.

Tutoring This Summer With Mrs. Haushalter This summer, Mrs. Haushalter offers sessions for students in second through sixth grade in reading comprehension, vocabulary acquisition, reading in the content area (science and social studies) and study skills. She retired from teaching at St. Al’s four years ago but has continued to tutor several students for the last four years. Tutoring sessions are typically one hour, and the meeting place is at the Greendale Library. She is willing to accommodate your time frame and schedule. Please contact her via email at bjh5366@gmail.com.

Feast Of The Sacred Heart The priests of the Sacred Heart cordially invite you to celebrate with them on Friday, June 28, at the Sacred Heart Chapel, Sacred Heart Monastery, 7335 S. Lovers Lane Road (Highway 100) in Franklin. Presiding will be Very Rev. Edward Kilianski, SCJ, Provincial Superior US Province. Following is the schedule of events: 10:00 a.m. Presentation, “Praying With Our Eyes,” on the Litany of the Sacred Heart, presented by David Schimmel, SCJ Director of Dehonian Association 11:00 a.m. Mass in Sacred Heart Chapel 12:00 noon Picnic lunch with raffles, Sure-Win Raffle, mission items and silent auction 12:30 p.m. - Tours of the Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology and grounds 2:00 p.m. Limited seating so please call early. RSVP by Monday, June 17, by calling 414-425-3383, or 1-866-268-0157. A donation of $20 to support the mission work of the priests of the Sacred Heart would be appreciated. Come for a day of reflection, prayer and community.

CRS Rice Bowl Returns Thank you for your participation in Catholic Relief Services Operation Rice Bowl this Lent.

Please remember to return your offerings to the table at the church en-trance. God bless you for your generous response to the worldwide community!

Cleaning Supplies Needed Catholic Charities has been providing In-Home Support Services to frail older adults and adults with disabilities. They need your help in supplying any of the following items: Paper towels; bleach and surface cleaners, floor cleaners; disinfectant wipes; toilet bowl cleaners; glass cleaners; scrubbers; vinegar/Ajax; mops/brooms/rubber gloves; air fresheners; and Swiffer Dusters. Items can be dropped off at 2021 N. 60th Street, Milwaukee.

Pray For Our Military Please remember in your prayers all the men and women serving in our military. If you know someone who is cur-rently serving in our armed forces and would like to have their name mentioned here, please specify their name and title and your relationship. Call the parish office at 421-2442, or email stals@st-alphonsus.org. This list will run monthly. Please pray for:

Warrant Officer Jerry Spears, Jr., son-in-law of John & Dawn Zastrow; SPC Derek Dutkiewicz, grandson of Lorraine Dutkiewicz; SSG Daniel Nowak, son of Rick & Sue Nowak; A1C Zachary Zellner, son of Kathy & Kurt Schmeling; Christopher Grimm, grandson of Kenneth Grimm; AMN Jordan, Colin & Kyle Tubbs and PFC Patrick Fischer, grandsons of Carol Fischer; SGT Kris-ten Dodds, daughter of Walter & Geri Dodds; SSG Bran-don Newman, grandson of Fred & Barb Rabinek; LT CMDR John Zablocki, son of Jean Huebner, SGT Kevin Zastrow, nephew of Janet Brandt; SSGT Chadd Sievert, son of Don & Debbie Sievert; 2LT Anna Kastelic & 1LT Brian Kastelic, daughter & son-in-law of William & Monica Swinson; SSG Jake Prochnow, son-in-law of Jody Wilimitis, Navy Seal CPO Adam Smith & Navy Seal PO Nicholas Smith, grandsons of Bernice Smith; LT Dan Angle, son-in-law of Art & Carol Hokanson; PO Zachary Lachman, grandson of Cathy & Jerry Panka; SGT Robert Hintz, son of Dale & Peggy Hintz; SSGT Joshua Dozier, son of Terry & Lori Knapper, CPL Matthew Seipel, son of Tim and Terry Seipel; MAJ Mary Ayres, daughter of Paul & Clare Servais; Ensign Michael Bek, son of Mary M. Bek; PVT Julianne Nolan-Phillips, daughter of Rick & Judith Phillips and granddaughter of Dick & Kathy Phillips; PVT Jared Stuckey, grandson of Je-rome & Carol Cesarz; A1C Katie Pospyhalla, grand-daughter of Jeanette Tabbert; CAPT Katie Duffy, daughter of Sharon Duffy; PVT Joshua Knier, son of Terry Knier and grandson of Ted & Bernie Knier; Ben Shaffer, grandson-in-law of John & Geri Ekstrom; LT COL Jeffrey Ignatowski, son of Jim and Jackie Igna-towski; PVT Tommy Hodkiewicz, grandson of Bob Towne; ETV 3 (SS) 3C Austin Bonk, son of Douglas Bonk; PFC Jonathan Schmidt, nephew of Jerry & Kathy Wicihowski

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School Scene This year, 5th Grade students have set sail for the New World and established colonies in a Colonial Simulation, compared the strengths of the Continental Army and Brit-ish troops in a simulated basketball game and wrote letters and diaries from the colonial point of view. All these were to enable students to experience events from long ago and recognize the challenges of America’s early years.

This month, we’ve been studying the Westward Movement with Escape Rooms in which students had to solve several puzzles to get clues to the secret code. Pictured are some students who successfully read the information about ei-ther the Lewis and Clark Expedition or the Oregon Trail to find answers to puzzles that unlocked clues. Once they had found the four digits of the secret code, they unlocked the treasure box. Beyond reviewing the historical events, students also worked collabora-tively with others, worked on extended reasoning and critical thinking skills. They just might have had a little fun too!

Christian Formation Registration Registration is now open for the 2019-20 Christian Formation classes (grades 5K-11/Confirmation). Registration forms and information about the enrollment process are availa-ble on the Faith Formation page of the St. Alphonsus website or at the parish office. Call the Christian Formation office at 414-421-2442, if you have any questions. Please note that the Christian Formation Office will be closed May 30 – August 19, 2019. Any registrations and tuition payments received during that time will be processed when our office reopens.

Christian Formation News Our Christian Formation students, along with gen-erous donations from families and parishioners, created Easter baskets that were donated to St. Anthony School in Milwaukee. Our goal is to reach out in community to our brothers and sisters in faith during our most treasured Catholic season. I would like to thank the dedicated people who have started this tradition long before me. I also wish I could share the smiles and joy it brought as we dropped them off, but this picture will have to do! -Julie Petri, Director of Christian Formation

This weekend is my last two groups of First Communicants. First Com-munions have truly been the highlight of my job each year. I have watched students over the years grow in knowledge, maturity and faith, as they prepare for this very special Sacrament. I have worked with families for 19 years in this job and 9 years before that in our day school. For the past couple of years, I have had students whose par-ents I had as students. I have loved being a part of the faith develop-ment of so many people.

Here are a few reflections from this year’s Communicants: Communion brings Jesus inside me, so I can live a better

life with God. Eucharist means that the Bread isn’t just bread, it is the

Body of Christ and the wine isn’t just wine, it is the Blood of Christ.

It means to me that I can eat and drink the body and blood of Christ, which makes me closer to Jesus.

If I eat and drink the Body and Blood of Christ, I will become a better follower of God and participate in church more!

I’m excited to share God’s bread and wine. I’m proud of myself for making my First Communion. My family is happy for me!

I need to thank all the many people who volunteered/helped me in the many areas of the program over the past 20+ years. I could never be successful without all of your help and support. You are truly the heart of the Christian Formation program. To people in the parish, if you have never found an area in the parish to get involved, especially if you love working with young people, consider volunteering. It is so rewarding, and you will learn more about your faith than you ever thought possible. I know I did!

So this is not really goodbye. Though I am no longer employed or part of the Pastoral Staff, St. Alphonsus has been my home for over 30

years, and we intend to stay here. I will see you around!

-Kathy Monacelli

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W h a t ’ s H a p p e n i n g

Scripture Readings Readings for the week of May 19, 2019 Sunday: Acts 14:21-27/Ps 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13 [cf. 1]/Rv 21:1-5a/Jn 13:31- 33a, 34-35 Monday: Acts 14:5-18/Ps 115:1-2, 3-4, 15-16 [1ab]/Jn 14:21-26 Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28/Ps 145:10-11, 12- 13ab, 21 [cf. 12]Jn 14:27-31a Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4ab, 4cd- 5 [cf. 1]/Jn 15:1-8 Thursday: Acts 15:7-21/Ps 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 10 [3]/Jn 15:9-11 Friday: Acts 15:22-31/Ps 57:8-9, 10 and 12 [10a]/Jn 15:12-17 Saturday: Acts 16:1-10/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 5 [2a]/ Jn 15:18-21 Next Sunday: Acts 15:1-2, 22-29/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8 [4]/Rv 21:10-14, 22-23/Jn 14:23-29 Observances for the week of May 19, 2019 Sunday: 5th Sunday of Easter Monday: St. Bernardine of Siena, Priest Tuesday: St. Christopher Magallanes, Priest, & Companions, Martyrs Wednesday: St. Rita of Cascia, Religious Thursday: Friday: Saturday: St. Bede the Venerable, Priest & Doctor of the Church; St. Gregory VII, Pope; St. Mary Magdalene de'Pazzi, Virgin

Next Sunday: 6th Sunday of Easter ©LPi

Cycles Of Faith Do you have enough? Many of us come from a nation of material abundance. We have all the things we could possibly need not only to survive, but to thrive - food, shelter, mental ability, in-come, access to medical care. Most people in human history lived with far less than we. So why are we so dissatisfied? Some Christians can be drawn to the "prosperity Gospel." This is the idea that following God will bring us material abundance in this life.

That surely seems to be the story of today's Gospel! Peter and his friends chose - with some faith - to put out their nets a final time at Jesus' command. "They caught a great number of fish and their nets were tearing. They signaled to their partners in the other boat to come to help them. They came and filled both boats so that they were in danger of sinking." What gift! What abundance! What prosperity! Peter and his friends caught more fish than they'd ever seen. Yet what is their response to this material abundance, this gift from God? They leave it behind. "When they brought their boats to the shore, they left everything and followed him."

Praying for God to meet our physical, material needs is not a bad thing! Jesus himself includes "give us this day our daily bread" in the prayer he teaches his disciples. The question is, how do we respond when our prayers are answered? Do we thank God briefly, or perhaps ignore Him completely and move on with our lives? Or do we respond as Peter did? "God? You showed up in an area that has no bearing on my eternal salvation. You gave me a gift I didn't even really need. You love me! You really do love me." Is our gratitude only surface level? Or do we allow ourselves, like Peter did, to respond with wonder, awe, and deeper discipleship?

Question Of The Week Theme: Jesus commands us to love one another! Question for Youth: The world is full of examples of people who don’t love others. What are the results of hate that you see in the world? How would the world be different if we followed Jesus’ commandment? Question for Adults: Jesus’ commandment to love another is a challenge. What will you do this week to deepen the love you have for those around you in life?

Calling Teens To Serve! Registration is now open for teens aged 15 through 18 to participate in Reach Out Reach In, a summer service week sponsored by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, held July 14-19, 2019. This program is local and is great for teens who want to be involved in direct service and social action. The sites, located around the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, include home-less shelters, adult day care, community or-ganizations, meal programs, organic farms, child care and more. Scholarships are availa-ble. For more information visit: www.archmil.org/RORI

Jesus says “I give you a new commandment: love one another.” Learn how to love your spouse more on the next Worldwide Mar-riage Encounter Week-ends on June 28-30, in

Rockford, IL; July 19-21 in Madison, WI or September 6-8 in Geneva, IL. Visit our website at: alifetimeoflove.org or call (888) 574-5653.

Greendale’s Memorial Day Parade The Village of Greendale will hold their annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 27, at 9:00 a.m. Begin at Municipal Parking lot - end at Greendale High School. All are invited to come.

Attention First Responders We appreciate all first responders, nurses, police officers, firefighters and other health care work-ers in our parish family. We extend our thanks for your hard work and dedication to the communi-ty. It is always helpful if you make your presence known to an usher before Mass. Should you happen to see the need to help a fellow parishioner during Mass, please do not hesitate to help by immediately notifying an usher. They have been directed to furnish appropriate pre-hospital care equipment prior to the EMT’s and/or paramedics arriving on the scene. Thank you for your assis-tance, cooperation and especially for being there!

Traveling This Summer? Take time to be grateful for the blessings of summer. Include Mass at your vacation spot as part of your vacation experi-ence. Available Mass times throughout the United States can be found on the web: www.masstimes.org.

Prayer Networks Saint Alphonsus Parish has two active prayer networks: St. Ann and St. Patrick. The volunteers on each network treasure the opportunity to pray for your needs. The net-works are confidential: they use first names only, and pass on your prayer request im-mediately. Please feel free to call them at any time and allow them to pray with you.

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Mass Intentions Saturday, May • 18 Easter Weekday 4:30 pm † Carole Skarie (Jerry Frangesch) Communions Sunday, May • 19 Fifth Sunday Of Easter 7:30 am † Gail Senk (Jim & Bonnie Cyganiak) 9:00 am For the Parishioners † Jim Burns (Jim & Mary Jo Duquaine) Baptisms 11:00 am † Kenneth & Marilyn Grimm (Gene & Rosemary Miller) 1:30 pm † Mary Rentmeester (Ray Rentmeester) Communions Monday, May • 20 Easter Weekday 7:00 am † Robert Donaj (Mary & Tom Tomasik) Tuesday, May • 21 Easter Weekday 7:00 am † Lucille Bell (Jim & Bonnie Cyganiak) 6:30 pm Rosary-Devotions in the Chapel Wednesday, May • 22 Easter Weekday 8:00 am † Urszula Gross (Bernice Wasielewski) (All School) Thursday, May • 23 Easter Weekday 7:00 am † Lucille Temby (Daniel Zillmer Family) 4:30 pm Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel Friday, May • 24 Easter Weekday 7:00 am † Larry Kresse (Schulz Family) Saturday, May • 25 Easter Weekday 8:00 am † Alex, Irene & Don Wicihowski (Jerry & Kathy Wicihowski) 8:30 am Confessions 3:30 pm Confessions 4:30 pm † Ron Prodoehl (Pat Prodoehl & Family) Sunday, May • 26 Fifth Sunday Of Easter 7:30 am Intention Of Adoration Carreon (Tom & Charlotte Chvala) 9:00 am For the Parishioners † Gregory Felhofer (Mary Felhofer) 11:00 am † Donald Schaewe (Joan Schaewe & Family) Baptisms

Contacts Church Building 6060 West Loomis Road • Greendale, WI 53129 Parish Ministry Center & Christian Formation Office…….414-421-2442 5960 West Loomis Road • Greendale, WI 53129-1824 Fax…………………………………………………………………414-421-8744 E-mail…………………………………………………..stals@st-alphonsus.org Website………………………………………………….www.st-alphonsus.org Pastoral Staff…………………………………………………….414-421-2442 Pastor, Rev. Aaron Esch………………………… fraaron@st-alphonsus.org Associate Pastor, Rev. Britto Suresh…….. .brittosuresh@st-alphonsus.org

eileen@st-alphonsus.org Director of Finance, Kathy Jaeckels………………kathyj@st-alphonsus.org Director of Operations, Dave Tomasiewicz………..dave@st-alphonsus.org Director of Liturgy & Music, Terry Piontkowski ……terry@st-alphonsus.org Director of Christian Formation, Julie Petri………....julie@st-alphonsus.org Sacrament Coordinator, Kathy Monacelli……… kathym@st-alphonsus.org Coor. Confirmation & Outreach, Carol Fischer….. .carol@st-alphonsus.org School Principal, Mary Stallmann…………………. mary@st-alphonsus.org Permanent Deacon, Ted Gurzynski……...theodore.gurzynski@gmail.com Permanent Deacon, James Leggett..jleggettfarmersinsurance@gmail.com

Rev. Walter Vogel………………………………………….Priest In Residence School Offices…………………………………………………..414-421-1760 6000 West Loomis Road • Greendale, WI 53129 School & Gym Entrances…………………………...6080 West Loomis Road Fax…………………………………………………………………414-433-0709 Pastoral Council Chairperson, Denna Flemming…………………..430-1482 Parish Trustee, Mary Sue Taft……………………………………….425-6400 Parish Trustee, Robert Lange………………………………………..940-2755 Southwest Interfaith Outreach to Older Adults Director, Diane May………………………………………………...421-3678 Emergency Food Pantry……………………………………………...514-4400

Prayer Network If you have a Special Intention for which you would like prayers, please call one of the St. Alphonsus Prayer Networks: St. Patrick (Rosemary)………………………………………………..421-2548 St. Ann (Geri)…………………………………………………………..281-4507 The networks are confidential; please feel free to contact them with your requests.

Eucharistic Celebrations Weekend……...Saturday 8:00 am 4:30 pm; Sunday 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00 am Weekday…………………………………………………………..See schedule

Sacrament of Baptism For Baptismal arrangements, call the Parish Office, 421-2442.

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 8:30 am 3:30 pm or anytime by appointment.

Anointing of the Sick Please contact the parish office to make an appointment to be anointed

New Membership Joining our parish community can be easily done at the Parish Ministry Cen-ter, Mondays through Thursdays from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., or Fridays from 8:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m. You can also register online at www.st-alphonsus.org.

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This Week

Saturday, May 18, 2019 7:30 pm 8th Grade Musical Performance Spangler Hall Sunday, May, 19, 2019 8:30 am St. Alphonsus Men’s Group School 9:30 am RCIA PMC/P-101 10:15 am Care For Creation Committee Meeting Fr. Alan Meeting Room 7:00 pm Men’s Basketball Spangler Hall Monday, May 20, 2019 7:00 pm Sunday Choir Rehearsal Church 7:00 pm Alzheimer’s Support Group PMC/P-104 7:30 pm AA Reality Support Group PMC/P-101 Tuesday, May 21, 2019 7:00 pm Recovery (Mental Health Support Group) PMC/P-103 Wednesday, May 22, 2019 7:00 pm Saturday Choir Rehearsal Church Thursday, May 23, 2019 6:30 pm Lector Practice Church 7:00 pm Handbell Practice Fr. Alan Meeting Room Saturday, May 25, 2019 8:30 am Instrumental Rehearsal Church Hospitality After Mass Community Room Sunday, May 26, 2019 Hospitality After All Masses Community Room 9&11:00 am Children’s Liturgy Of The Word Chapel 9:30 am RCIA PMC/P-101

Do you know that St. Peregrine is the cancer saint?