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Christ, the Good Shepherd Parish
Cristo, el Buen Pastor
394 Tenney Avenue • Campbell, Ohio 44405 • (330)755-4141 • (330)755-1367 (fax) • (330)755-3633 (Español)
A Parish of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Youngstown
The Mission of Christ, the Good Shepherd Parish is to celebrate the Sacraments,
share our heritage and traditions, and support one another in living and sharing our faith in this community
and throughout the world.
October 19, 2014
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
The first reading from the prophet Isaiah concerns the
Persian King Cyrus, called the Lord’s “anointed.” Cyrus
deserves this title because he ended the Babylonian
captivity of the Jews. However, Isaiah reminds us that it
was God who gave Cyrus his power. He may be a great
king, but “I am the LORD and there is no other,” says God
(Isaiah 45:5).
Today’s Gospel is also concerned with worldly
power. In the passage from Matthew, the Pharisees try to
trick Jesus into speaking against the emperor. His famous
answer is the perfect reply. Like the kings of old, Caesar
can be given the respect due his position, but everything
belongs to God.
In the second reading, Paul gives thanks for all who
are faithful to Jesus Christ and his gospel. He, too,
reminds us that our call and the power to be faithful come
from God.
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OUR PARISH’S CHURCHES
MASS SCHEDULE: (check inside for details)
EVERYTHING BELONGS TO GOD
St. John the Baptist Church
159 Reed Ave.
Hall: (330)755-0036
St. Joseph the Provider Church
633 Porter Ave. Hall/Pierogi Sales: (330)755-1316
St. Lucy Church/Sta. Rosa de Lima
394 Tenney Ave. Palermo Hall: (330)755-4545
or (330)755-2245
All parish offices are located at
394 Tenney Ave., Campbell, OH 44405
330-755-4141 or 330-755-3633
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 3:00pm
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
www.CampbellCatholic.com
at St. Lucy/Sta. Rosa de Lima, Oct. 1 - December 31
at St. John the Baptist, January 1 - March 31 (2015)
at St. Joseph the Provider, April 1 - June 30
Rotation every 3 months
Saturday (Vigil for Sunday): 4:00pm
[with Confessions at 3:00pm]
Sunday: 8:30am - 10:15am -12:00 Noon (Spanish)
Weekdays [Tuesday - Friday] at 8:30am:
Holy Days: (See inside)
2• CHRIST, THE GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH, CAMPBELL, OHIO
As you know, we decided to cancel the parish
festival. But, we are replacing it with a “Food
Fest.” So, we have to decide how exactly we
want to organize this fundraiser. We have to answer questions like When? What are we having?
Other activities or entertainment? And, to answer
these questions we need your input. There is a
meeting on Thursday, October 23rd at St. Lucy
church at 6:30 pm to discuss the food fest. Come
and help us plan for this event.
Next weekend (Oct 24/25) there will be a social
after the 4pm and Noon Masses. This is part of
our regularly scheduled socials. Come and spend
some time with your fellow parishioners.
Finally, I was asked why some angels are called
“Saint,” especially St. Michael the Archangel.
And, although the most common use of “saint”
today is in reference to a person who has died
who gave a
heroic witness to the faith, there are other uses.
In the New Testament, St. Paul would refer to
other Christians as “saints,” even before they
have died. So, those living a Christian life were
recognized as set apart. The Latin is “sanctus/
sancta.” It means “holy” or “set apart.” Over
time, the practice
became to only refer to certain people who have
died as “Saints.” But, the inclusion of St. Michael the Archangel as a saint is using the broader
sense of the term as “holy,” as “close to God.”
And, of course, the angels are close to God. So,
to call St. Michael a “Saint” is not confuse an angel with a human person—but to recognize that
the angels are holy.
God bless you,
Fr. Conoboy
Como ustedes saben, decidimos cancelar el festival
de la parroquia. Pero, lo vamos a reemplazar con un
“Festival de Comida”. Así, que debemos decidir
como queremos organizar esta recaudación de fondo.
Tenemos que contestar varias preguntas como:
Cuando? Que vamos a tener? Algunas otras
actividades o entretenimiento? Y para poder
contestar estas preguntas necesitamos su opinión.
Hay una reunión el Jueves 23 de Octubre en St.
Lucy/Sta. Rosa a las 6:30pm para discutir el
“Festival de Comida”. Ven y ayudanos a planear este
evento.
Próximo fin de semana (24/25 de Octubre) habrá un
social después de las misas de las 4pm y las 12pm.
Esto es parte del horario regular de los sociales. Ven
y pasa un buen tiempo con los demas feligreses.
Me preguntaron porque algunos angeles son
llamados “Santos”, especialmente San Miguel de
Arcángel. Y, aunque el uso más común de “Santo
hoy es en referencia a una persona que ha muerto
que dio actos heroicos de la fe, hay otros usos. En el
Nuevo Testamento, San Pablo se refiere a otros
Cristianos como “santos” o “aparte”. Con el tiempo,
la práctica se convirtio una referencia para ciertas
personas que han muerto como “Santos”. Pero, la
inclusión de San Miguel de Arcángel como santo
esta usando el sentido más amplio del término como
“santo” como “cerca de Dios”. Y, por supuesto, los
angeles estan cerca de Dios. Así que, para llamar a
San Miguel “Santo” no es para confundir a un angel
con una persona humana sino reconocer que los
angeles son santos.
Que Dios te bendiga,
P. Conoboy
29TH ORDINARY SUNDAY - OCTOBER 19, 2014 • 3
Mass Intentions
Memorial Flames
at Sts. Lucy/Rosa
The Rosary is prayed 1/2 hour before Mass.
Masses at St. Lucy/Sta. Rosa
Saturday, October 18: Vigil for Sunday
4:00pm Rose Yeropoli (Janet Lisko Ruberto)
Nick Mazzocca (Carmel Malmer)
Steve & Bernice Hryzik (Maria & Harold
Meyers)
SUNDAY, October 19: 29th Ordinary Sunday
8:30am Mary K. Kondrat (sister, Helen & Ed Nester)
10:15am John M Kimock (Terry Tirpack)
Noon Alicia e Israel/Jusino & Rosa Torres (Elba
Navarro)
María Vazquez (sons, Angel & Hipolito)
Ciprian Ruiz (Tomasa Ruiz & son)
Monday, October 20: St. Paul of the Cross
8:30am Communion Service
Tuesday, October 21: Weekday
8:30am George Kindinis (Sally Falasca & Family)
Wednesday, October 22: St. John Paul II
8:30am Anthony Pico (Karen & Domenic DeSalvo)
Thursday, October 23: St. John of Capistrano
8:30am Stella Dambrogio (Robert Domanich & Mark
Ricchiuti)
Friday, October 24: St. Anthony Mary Claret
8:30am Helen Radilovic (Louise George)
Saturday, October 25: Vigil for Sunday
4:00pm Mary Bonish (husband, Stanley)
Anna Polkabla (brother, Cy & Sara Svagerko)
John DiPiero (M/M Norbet Krajnak)
SUNDAY, October 26: 30th Ordinary Sunday
8:30am John Vanca Sr. (Marcy, Jack & Joey Sebest)
10:15am Samuel Churilla (Veronica Domko)
Noon Alicia Jusino (Esmeralda Jones)
Maria Vazquez (sons, Angel y Hipolito)
Ciprian Ruiz (Tomasa Ruiz & Son)
Sunday, November 2, 2014
All Souls Day Mass
St. John the Baptist Cemetery Hall
2:00pm Refreshments will follow Mass.
St. Anthony: Frank DiVito (daughter, Liana & Mike
Berardino)
Sacred Heart: Anthony Pantana (daughter, Angie &
John Santillo)
Blessed Mother: Al & Elizabeth Hamley (John &
Loretta Hamley)
St. Lucy: Barbara Stankich (M/M John Orlo & Son)
World Mission Sunday
Today is World Mission Sunday! We are invited today to
reach out and help build the Church in Mongolia, the
world’s youngest Catholic Church, as well as local
churches throughout the Missions, in the most remote areas
across our world. Your prayers and generous gift to the
Society for the Propagation of the Faith in the collection
help the work of priests, religious and lay leaders in
Mongolia and throughout the Missions who offer the poor
practical help and the experience of God’s love and mercy,
His hope and peace. Please keep the Missions in your daily
prayers. Please be generous in today’s collection.
This week 2nd collection is for World Missions. For more
information , visit www.IAmAMissionary.org
Fin de semana previo al Domingo
Mundial de las Misiones
Hoy es el Domingo Mundial de las Misiones! Se nos invita
a extender nuestras manos y ayudar a construir la lglesia en
Mongolia, la iglesia católica más joven del mundo, así
como a Iglesias locales en las zonas más remotas de nuestro
planeta. Sus oraciones y generosas donaciones en la
colecta del día de hoy para la Sociedad para la Propagación
de la Fe, ayudarán a las labores de los sacerdotes, religiosos
y lideres laicos en Mongolia y en todas las misiones,
quienes ofrecen a los pobres ayuda práctica y la experiencia
del amor y la misericordia de Fe, su esperanza y su paz.
Para obtener más información, visite
www.IAmAMissionary.org La segunda colecta para la
próxima semana es para Misiones Mundiales..
Infant Jesus of Prague Card/Bingo Social
Sunday, November 2 Cost $6.00
Prizes or Monetary donations are still needed.
Prizes can be taken to the parish office.
St. Lucy’s Men’s Society of Christ, the Good
Shepherd would like all unsold tickets for the TV to
be returned as soon as possible, there are people
waiting to purchase tickets, so if you have any left
please return with your sold ticket stubs. Thanks
4 • CHRIST, THE GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH, CAMPBELL, OHIO
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH:
Sunday, October 19:
12 - 7:00pm City Fall Fest Crafts & Food
Monday, October 20:
6:30pm Choir Rehearsal
6:00-7:30pm CCD grades K-8 Parent meeting
7:00pm St. Lucy Men’s Society meeting
Tuesday, October 21:
1:00pm Bible Study Faith Formation Center
NO RCIA
6:30pm Pastoral Council meeting
Wednesday, October 22:
Food Pantry Palermo Center
Rosary recited before Mass.
10am - 12noon Crochet Club
6:00pm Rosary led by Legion of Mary
6:30pm Infant Guild/Altar & Rosary meeting
Thursday, October 23 :
5:00pm Prayer Group
Friday, October 24 :
Pierogi sales call 8:00am 330.755.1316 cost $6.00 doz.
6:30pm Evening Prayer
Saturday, October 25:
10:00am Legion of Mary
4:00pm Social after Mass Infant Jesus/Altar Rosary
5-9pm St. John Steak Fry
Sunday, October 26:
Social after Mass Las Damas
Noon
Christ, the Good Shepherd at St. John’s
Men’s Club Steak Fry Saturday, October 25
5:00 - 9:00pm Cost: $15.00
See any member for tickets or call
330.314.3528
It’s POPCORN TIME AGAIN
we have had so many requests for the popcorn
our Youth Group sold that we are having
another sale. There all sorts of popcorn:
Birthday Cake, Granny Smith Apple, Loaded
Pizza, Cotton Candy and much more. You
may call the office to place an order
330.755.4141 or purchase online:
supportyours.org/cgsyouth
Our campaign ends Friday, October 31
Pick-up a flyer with the list of flavors in the
breezeway.
ESTA SEMANA EN NUESTRA PARROQUIA
Domingo, 19 de Octubre:
12-7pm Festival de Otoño y Comida de la Cuidad
Lunes, 20 de Octubre:
6:30pm Práctica de Coro
6-7:30pm CCD Grados K-8 Reunión de Padres
7:00pm Reunión de Sociedad de Hombre de St. Lucy
Martes, 21 de Octubre:
1:00pm Estudio Bíblico Centro de Formación de Fe
NO RCIA
6:30pm Reunión Consejo Pastoral
Miércoles, 22 de Octubre:
Banco de Comida en el Palermo Center
Rosario antes de la misa
10am-12pm Club de Crochet en St. John
6:00pm Santo Rosario (Español) en St. Lucy/Sta. Rosa
6:30pm Reunión Infant Guild/Altar & Rosary
Jueves, 23 de Octubre:
5:00pm Grupo de Oración
Viernes, 24 de Octubre:
Venta de Pierogi, favor llamar 8am 330.755.1316
Costo $6.00 por dozena
6:30pm Noche de Oración
Sábado, 25 de Octubre:
10:00am Legión de María
4:00pm Social por Infant Jesus/Altar Rosary
5-9pm Steak Fry de St. John
Domingo, 26 de Octubre:
12pm Social por las Damas
La Legión de María esta en su misión Apostólica
ofreciendo ir a sus hogares para rezar el Santo
Rosario en familia. Aquellos interesados favor
llamar a Lydia Cortes al 330.743.4256 o a Cynthia
Garcia al 330.744.0452
Priesthood Sunday
Priesthood Sunday will be celebrated on Sunday,
October 26. You can show your appreciation of their
ministry with a personal thank you after mass, a card
signed by all of the members of your family, or a
spiritual bouquet. A prayer for priests could be
included in the petitions. Information is offered by the
Serra Club. For more info go to www.priestsunday.org
Ruby Peltz
300 Club Bonus winner #151
Congratulations,
29TH ORDINARY SUNDAY - OCTOBER 19, 2014 • 5
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
Today’s Gospel is not only a question about taxes, but
rather, a question about Church and state. Do we allow
our political affiliations to shape and form our belief in
Church teaching or do we truly allow our relationship
with Christ and His Church to challenge our
understanding and opinions in the public forum. May our
sense of faith and stewardship invite us to always put
Christ first.
PARISH SACRIFICAL GIVING FOR 10/12:
WEEKEND COLLECTION $8,001.00
ADDITIONAL:
Children: $22.00
Main/Utilities: $100.00
Second Collection: $694.00 St. Vincent de Paul
MASS ATTENDANCE FOR 10/12: 523
Thank you for your faithful offerings to your parish.
++PRAY WITH THE SCRIPTURES++
Readings for the week of
October 19:
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading —The LORD said to Cyrus, his anointed,
“I am the LORD, there is no other” (Isaiah 45:1, 4-6).
Psalm — Give the Lord glory and honor (Psalm 96).
Second Reading — Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy to the
church of the Thessalonians: We thank God always for
all of you (1 Thessalonians 1:1-5b).
Gospel — Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God
what is God’s (Matthew 22:15-21)
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Ephesians 2:1-10; Psalm 100; Luke 12:13-21
Tuesday: Ephesians 2:12-22; Psalm 85; Luke 12:35-38
Wednesday:Ephesians 3:2-12; Isaiah12; Luke 12:39-48
Thursday: Ephesians 3:14-21; Psalm 33; Luke 12:49-53
Friday: Ephesians 4:1-6; Psalm 24; Luke 12:54-59
Saturday: Ephesians 4:7-16; Psalm 122; Luke 13:1-9
Sunday: Exodus 22:20-26; Psalm 18;
1 Thessalonians 1:5c-10; Matthew 22:34-40
Your prayers are requested for the health and
well-being of the following parishioners:
Scott Anderson
Tommy Bayus
Mary
Bartholomew
Nadine Bednarik
Julia Beltz
Mike Berardino
Jim Bigley
Lori Bodnar
Gizela Bogatek
Pat Bozichovich
Ted Braccolino
Dorothy Buccieri
Mary Bukofchan
Kenneth
Bukowski
Danny Bullen
Lefty Butchko
Hannah Carnahan
Melissa Carnahan
Anna Casasanto
Joseph & Ellen
Cassata
Patti Centofanti
Ed Cook
Nilda Cruz
Frances DelRae
Ana Diaz
Mary Dirienzo
Mary Lou Dubaj
Bernie Flowers
William Galluppi
Bob Gatti
John Gerlick
James Gotch
Frances Gregor
Iraklis Grillis
Rosa Gonzalez
Crispin Gonzalez
Lucy Hames
John Hames
John Hamley
Mary Ann Heston
Anne Hornak
Ann Hudak
Marcella
Innocenzi
Helen Janecko
Elizabeth Jean
Kana
Mary Kominak
Angelina Koval
Kevina Koval
Donny Kusky
Joan Larriccia
Dr. James Lazor
Mary Ellen
Leshinsky
Vern Libby
John Lissi
Rita Makatura
Joe Makosky
Rose Makosky
Hannah Marsh
Kay & Joe
Marshall
Mary Mazzocca
Joe Mazzocca, Sr.
Jackie & Bruce
McMillin
Leo Miranda
Josephine Misko
Joe Montella
Barbara Montella
Darren Patterson
Morgan
Marge Mraz
Ann Novacich
John Orlo
Tom Orlo
Dave Parsons
Brian Pascarella
Antionette Pennel
Walter Perez
Linda Perry
Faith Perry
Fr. Steve
Popovich
Andy Rauzan
Thomas Repasky
Dolly Rich
John Richards
Ann Rivalsky
Carmen Rivera
Tootsie Rivera
Bibiano
Rodriguez
Paul Romeo
Sylvia Rossodivita
John Rozum
Chester Rufh
John Ruggieri Sr.
Andrea Ruscitti
Gina Sacco
Jerry Sacco
Linda Schulte
Betty Schlosser
Freddie Seitz
Helen Seman
Marina Serrano
David Shaffer
Denise Sharshan
Jon Shabella
Mike Simboli
Diane Stamos
Steve Stamos
Betty Ann Glass
Smith
Dorothy Stellmar
Shirley Szilagy
Dave Tabor
Jim Tabor
Chip Taylor
Fr. Paul Tobin
Mary Ann
Trimboli
Natalia Trimboli
Priscilla Turscak
Mary Uhrain
Ed Uhrain
Blanche Vanca
Diane Varady
Crissi Vallus
Suzanne Morales
Vetter
Helen Wacht
Edward Wacht
Paul White, Sr.
Patty Zbell
Fr. Howard
Ziemba
Rudy Zura
Also, please pray for our parishioners in nursing homes.
6• CHRIST, THE GOOD SHEPHERD PARISH, CAMPBELL, OHIO
Religious Education
Elementary CCD
Classes for the 2014-15 school year are held on
Mondays, from 6:00-7:30pm at the Faith Formation
Center. Please remember that two years of religious
education are needed for a child to receive the
sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist, and that
on-going attendance is necessary to receive
Confirmation in grade 8.
Schedule for October
October 20 No Class/School Closed
October 27 CCD
Adult Faith Opportunities
Bible Study is held on Tuesday, at Christ, the Good
Shepherd Faith Formation Center at 1:00pm
RCIA We meet at the Faith Formation Center, 633
Porter Avenue at 6:00pm
Schedule for October Bible Study & RCIA
October 21 (only Bible Study)
October 28
Prison Ministry Weekend Retreat
The Catholic prison ministry team at Trumbull
Correctional Institution in Leavittsburg is holding a
Spiritual Weekend Retreat entitles “In His Presence”
on November 6-9 for Catholic inmates. Volunteers
are needed in the following areas:
1) Volunteers to work as team members going into the
prison during the retreat and directly work with the
inmates in the designated secure area away from the
general population 2) Outside support is needed for
food, monetary donations, non-perishables, drivers,
storage space, etc 3)Cookies participants love the
cookies! This is the only time they are able to receive
special treats 4) Letters saying that you are praying for
their success over the course of the weekend, if you
are giving up something for them such as fasting,
doing a holy hour, or perhaps praying for their
success. God forgives them, do not put any personal
information about yourself. You can sign the letter
with only your first name , or something else such as
“Your Brother/Sister in Christ.”
Venerable Mother Teresa Casini
Foundress of the Oblate Sisters
of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
150th Anniversary of her birth October 27, 2014
and her Beatification is in Progress
The Oblate Sisters ask that
we keep them in our prayers.
Educación Religiosa
CCD Elemental
Las clases para el año escolar 2014-15 son los Lunes, de
6-7:30pm en el Centro de Formación de Fe. Recuerde
que dos años de educación religiosa son necesarias para
que su niño reciba los sacramentos de la Reconciliación
y Eucaristia, y la continua asistencia es necesaria para
recibir la Confirmación en el grado 8.
Horario para Septiembre:
20 de Octubre No CCD/Escuela Cerrada
27 de Octubre CCD
Oportunidades de Formación Adulta
Estudio Bíblico sera los martes en el Centro de Formación de Fe de la Parroquia Cristo, el Buen Pastor a la
1:00pm.
RICA Nos reunimos en el Centro de Formación de Fe,
633 Porter Ave. a las 6:00pm.
Horario Estudio Bíblico y RICA/Mes de Octubre
21 de Octubre (Sólo Estudio Bíblico)
28 de Octubre
Community News
Tuesday, October 21 7:00pm in the school
auditorium for parents of 7tth & 8th grade students
who are considering sending their child to Cardinal
Mooney
Friday, October 24 7:30pm Stambaugh Stadium
Ursuline/Mooney game of the season. A Tailgate
Party will begin at 4:30pm in the Bryson Street Lot.
Saturday, October 25:
St. Dominic’s Church Oktoberfest 6-9:00pm St.
Dominic parish center. Tickets $20
St. Nick’s Craft Show 10am - 4pm St. Nick’s
Great Hall 5th Street
St. Joseph the Provider School Night at the
Races/Casino Night Doors open 6:00pm Races
held begin 6:30pm St. Anthony Church hall
Free entrance, free food, free refreshments!!!
Sunday, October 26:
St. Patrick Altar Guild Card Party/Bingo Social
Hall Oak Hill 1:00 - 3:00pm $5.00 admission
Year of Consecrated Life with Bishop George
Murry and Religious Women and Men at
St. Columba Cathedral 10:30am Liturgy
meet religious and share light refreshments
after Mass at St. Columba Hall.
29TH ORDINARY SUNDAY - OCTOBER 19, 2014 • 7
Christ, the Good Shepherd Mass Intention Schedule 2015
In order for everyone to receive a Mass you may request one (1) Mass, per family, but
only two (2) weekend Masses for the same deceased family member. At the end of the
scheduling week if there are some openings left you may schedule another Mass.
(Example of family: M/M and children, widowed parent living with children, adult son
or daughter living with parents, and must have envelopes.) If your loved one has Masses
in the Funeral Mass Intention Book your request may come from the Mass book unless
you wish your Mass request be from your family. The Mass in the Funeral Mass
Intention Book will then be offered by one of the retired priests of our diocese. (If you
wish other Masses said for a loved one, we would be happy to send them to the retired
priests of our diocese.)
Mass requests are taken on a first-come, first-served basis and the stipend ($10.00) must
accompany the request. Mass intentions will not be accepted for Holy Thursday, Easter
Vigil, Easter Sunday, Christmas Eve/Day, Mothers Day, Fathers Day and Special Feast
Days.
“WHY DO WE HAVE MASS INTENTIONS FOR LOVED ONES, AND WHY
DO WE HAVE MASSES FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH?”
Mass Intentions for loved ones who have died, reflects well the Biblical passage of 2 Maccabees 12:43-46,
which focuses on praying for the dead. We also celebrate special days for our living friends, such as
anniversaries. Obviously, we keep in our prayers, at any Mass, our loved ones, both living and deceased,
as well as our own special concerns. Masses for the “People of the Parish” are set aside to remind us to
pray for each other.
2015 REQUEST SCHEDULE
The 2015 Mass Intention Book is open for your requests beginning Monday, October 27.
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (not Wednesday)
Mass intentions for Saturdays can be shared (up to 3)
Mass intentions for Tuesday can be shared (up to 3)
Infant Jesus of Prague Card/Bingo Social
Sunday, November 2 Door open 11:00am
Admission ticket $6.00 entitles you to:
Luncheon 15 Bingo Games or Playing Cards Door Prizes
Tickets will be sold for the many raffles that will be held.
Delicious Bake Sale.
A note to all members who received tickets please make your returns as soon as possible
When that sad moment touches your door
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Your Parish in
Your Will.
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
510115 Christ the Good Shepherd Parish
3649 Canfield Rd.
Coal Creek Plaza (Cornersburg)
Canfield, Ohio 44406
330.793.9048
5200 E Market St., Suite 4
The Market Place
330.609.5211
Howland, Ohio 44484
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330-746-2969
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise
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