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OUR LADY OF THE
HILLS CATHOLIC
CHURCH
120 Marydale Lane
Columbia, SC 29210
Parish Office–772-7400
Fax –798-8030
E-Mail [email protected]
Website: ourladyofthehillssc.org
STAFF
REV. PETER SOUSA C.Ss.R
Pastor –Ext. 1
DIOCESE OF CHARLESTON
Our Lady of the Hills Catholic Church
st
November 1 /Noviembre 1
st
ALL SAINTS DAY / DIA DE TODOS LOS SANTOS
[email protected]
Medical Emergency – 803-772-7490
REV. JOHN MURRAY C.Ss.R
Parochial Vicar
[email protected]
REV. GUSTAVO CORREDOR
Parochial Vicar - Ext. 3
Cell 803-394-6773
[email protected]
SISTER CHRISTINA
MURPHY, SNDdeN
Pastoral Associate – Ext. 2
[email protected]
DEACON CHUCK DIRUSSO
794-3388 or [email protected]
DEACON DENNIS JONES
808-7196
DEACON STEVE BURDICK
798-8296
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday, (Vigil) 5:30 PM
Sunday, 8AM, 10AM & 12NOON
Spanish Mass –3:30 P.M.
RECONCILIATION
Saturday, 4pm or by appointment
ST.VINCENT DE PAUL
Community Assistance - 465-1644
JACKIE BRACE
Director of Religious Education - ext. 13
[email protected]
ELIZABETH HUDACKO
Youth Minister - Ext. 4
[email protected]
GLORIA CAZALLIS
Secretary Religious Ed- Ext.114
[email protected] &
[email protected]
PEGGY WILLIAMS
Parish Secretary - Ext. 5
[email protected]
MARIANNE MELTON
Bookkeeper - Ext. 7
[email protected]
OLGA MOULY
Parish Bi-Lingual Assistant
772-7400 Ext 6
[email protected]
JUAN MARMOLEJO
Facilities Manager – Ext. 8
[email protected]
Mission Statement
Our Lady of the Hills Roman Catholic Church is inspired by the Holy Spirit and formed by
the Gospel, under the patronage of Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Our mission is to preach and
teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. As one family under God, the Father, we welcome all who
come to us and are particularly mindful of those in need.
Welcome ~ We welcome all newcomers to our parish family and request that you see an Usher after
mass for a registration packet or call the Parish Office. Please stop by the Hospitality Table after
Mass if you have any questions concerning the Parish.
Sacramental Information
Baptism - You must call the parish office to register for a Baptism Class. This must be done one
month prior to the scheduled class. Call the Parish Office for more information.
Marriage - You must contact the Parish Office at least six months prior to wedding.
Anointing of the Sick
If you find yourself or a loved one as a patient in a hospital and are in need of the Sacrament of the
Anointing of the Sick, please call the office during business hours as soon as possible. Please do not
wait until your loved one is in critical condition. There can be unavoidable delays in a priest getting to
the hospital immediately. Also, if you plan on entering the hospital for a particular procedure, you may
receive the Sacrament of the Anointing, prior to admission, by making contact with the parish office.
Catholic Inquiry
No previous experience necessary. Contact Debbie Heizer, Inquiry Coordinator or Deacon Steve
Burdick at the Parish Office at 772-7400. Discover the Catholic Church!
Change of Status/ Cambio de Estatus
If you have a change in your family information (i.e. new address, new phone # or leaving the parish)
please notify the Parish Office. Cambio de Estatus - Si usted tiene un cambio en su información de la
familia; es decir, nueva dirección, nuevo número de teléfono o dejando la Parroquia, po favo notifique a la
oficina Parroquial 772-7400 Ext. 3
Attention Young Adults!! Interested in finding out what is available in our Diocese-go to
these web sites http://sccatholic.org/young-adultministry
http://catholicyoungadultsofsc.com
Since each of us is given unique gifts to serve, finding an opportunity to apply
our gifts, heart, abilities, and experiences in the church is important.
MINISTRY CORNER - we remain in need of: Cantors-please contact Mickey
[email protected], Ushers-please contact Dennis Sheahan at
[email protected] or 261-3282, Ministers of the Eucharist-please contact Maria Bernhagen [email protected], Adult Altar Servers-please contact Maria Bernhagen, Altar
Servers – please contact Gloria Cazallis - [email protected] Choir – Saturday @ 5:30 please
contact Debbie Bernhagen @ 750-7146 or [email protected] / for the 10am Choir please contact
Erin Burdick @ (803) 237-2833, Nursery Workers – Contact Pam Baxley @ 732-8985, Altar
Committee Members – Contact Pat Reiland 781-3371, Lectors – Contact Randi Olafson @ 803732-4884 or [email protected].
November 1, 2015
Dear Friends,
A common day for commemorating All Saints began during the persecution of Diocletian when the number of martyrs became so great that
a separate day could not be assigned to each. But the Church, feeling that every martyr should be venerated, appointed a common day for all.
This feast which began in Antioch spread to other cities and churches. Gregory III (731-741) consecrated a chapel in the Basilica of St. Peter
to all the saints and fixed the anniversary for 1 November. Later Gregory IV (827-844) extended the celebration on 1 November to the entire
Church.1
It is appropriate that we should remember and honor those individuals who have gone before us who modeled a life of sacrifice and
holiness, and in some cases martyrdom, for it is God himself through sacred Scripture that calls them blessed. One of the dictionary’s primary
meanings of the word “blessed” is to be “held in reverence,” or as one Greek word study states it “to praise and celebrate with praises.” We see
in the Scripture readings several words and phrases that describe and define the people whom we commemorate on All Saints Day.
● In the first reading the Apostle John describes them as martyrs; “a great multitude which no man could number, from every nation, from all
tribes and peoples and tongues, standing before the throne and before the Lamb, … who have come out of the great tribulation; they have washed their
robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb.”
● The Psalmist describes them as people of holiness; “He who has clean hands and a pure heart, who does not lift up his soul to what is false, and
does not swear deceitfully. He will receive blessing from the LORD, and vindication from the God of his salvation. Such is the generation of those who
seek him, who seek the face of the God of Jacob.”
● St. John includes us, ordinary Christians who are changed into Jesus’ image; “See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called
children of God; … it does not yet appear what we shall be, but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is.”
It is helpful to keep in mind that to be an ordinary Christian does not mean to be a nominal, lukewarm Christian but a vibrant Christian who
lives his life in Christ, and one in whom Christ lives. Here is how the early Christians are described by one Apostolic Father, “They dwell in
their own fatherlands, but as if sojourners in them; they share all things as citizens, and suffer all things as strangers. Every foreign country is
their fatherland, and every fatherland is a foreign country. They marry as [do] all men, they bear children, but they do not expose their
offspring. They offer free hospitality, but guard their purity. Their lot is cast ‘in the flesh,’ but they do not live ‘after the flesh.’ They pass their
time upon the earth, but they have their citizenship in heaven. They obey the appointed laws, and they surpass the laws in their own lives. They
love all men and are persecuted by all men. They are unknown and they are condemned. They are put to death and they gain life.”2
As we commemorate those who have gone before us, may our prayer be that of the early Christian, Eusebius, “Pray for me, that God will give
me both inward and outward strength so that I may not only be called a Christian but found to be one … .”
Let us remember to pray for all of our deceased loved ones and at the same time ask them to pray for us, so we can all be together rejoicing in God’s heavenly
kingdom forever. God bless you and your loved ones through the intercession of Mary our Mother and all the holy saints!
Your brother in Christ
Father John
Queridos amigos,
Un día común para la conmemoración de todos los Santos se inició durante la persecución de Diocleciano cuando el número de los mártires
llegó a ser tan grande que no podían asignar un día separado para cada uno. Pero la Iglesia, sintiendo que cada mártir debía ser venerado,
nombro un día común para todos. Esta fiesta que comenzó en Antioquia se extendió a otras ciudades e Iglesias. Gregorio III (731-741) consagró
una capilla en la Basílica de San Pedro a todos los Santos y fijo el aniversario para el 1º. de noviembre. Más tarde Gregorio IV (827-844) extendió
la celebración el 1 de noviembre a toda la Iglesia.
Es apropiado que debamos recordar y honrar a quienes se han ido antes de nosotros, que han sido modelo de vida en sacrificio y santidad,
y en algunos casos martirio , pues es Dios mismo quien a través de la Sagrada Escritura los llama bienaventurados. Uno de los significados
principales en el diccionario de la palabra "bienaventurados" es "celebrar en reverencia", o como una sola palabra griega afirma " alabar y
celebrar con alabanzas. Vemos en las lecturas de las escrituras, varias palabras y frases que describen y definen a quienes conmemoramos en el
día de todos los Santos.
● En la primera lectura el apóstol Juan los describe como mártires; "una gran multitud que ningún hombre podía contar, de todas las naciones, de
todas las tribus y pueblos y lenguas, de pie delante del trono y antes del cordero,... que han salido de la gran tribulación; han lavado sus ropas y las han
hecho blancas en la sangre del cordero.”
● El salmista los describe como personas de santidad; "El que tiene las manos limpias y un corazón puro, que no levante su alma a lo que es falso y
no jure falsamente. Él recibirá bendición del Señor y la vindicación de Dios de su salvación. Tal es la generación de los que le buscan, que buscan el rostro
del Dios de Jacob".
● San Juan nos incluye, cristianos comunes que cambian a imagen de Jesús; "Ver lo que el amor del Padre nos ha dado, que seamos llamados hijos
de Dios; ... no aparece todavía lo que seremos, pero sabemos que cuando él aparezca seremos como él, porque le veremos como él es."
Es útil tener en mente que para ser un cristiano ordinario no significa ser un cristiano nominal, un cristiano tibio pero un cristiano vibrante
que vive su vida en Cristo y uno en el cual Cristo vive. Aquí es cómo los primeros cristianos se describen por un padre apostólico, "Ellos habitan
en sus propias patrias, pero como residentes en ellas; comparten todas las cosas como ciudadanos y sufren todas las cosas como extraños. Cada
país extranjero es su patria, y cada patria es un país extranjero. Se casan como [hacen] todos los hombres, llevan los niños, pero no exponen a sus
hijos. Ellos ofrecen hospitalidad libre, pero guardan su pureza. Su suerte está echada 'en la carne', pero no viven ‘según 'la carne’. Pasan su
tiempo en la tierra, pero tienen su ciudadanía en el cielo. Obedecen las leyes designadas, y sobrepasan las leyes en sus propias vidas. Aman a
todos los hombres y son perseguidos por todos los hombres. Son desconocidos y son condenados. Ellos se ponen a la muerte y ganan la vida”.
Al conmemorar los que nos han precedido, nuestra oración sea del cristiano temprano, Eusebio, "oren por mí, que Dios me dará fuerza hacia
adentro y afuera para que pueda no sólo ser llamado cristiano pero encontrado para ser uno...."
Recordemos orar por todos nuestros seres queridos difuntos y al mismo tiempo les pedimos que oren por nosotros, por lo que podemos todos juntos ser
regocijados en el reino celestial de Dios para siempre.
Dios los bendiga a ustedes y a sus seres queridos a través de la intercesión de María nuestra madre y de todos los Santos!
Su hermano en Cristo, Padre John
COMMUNITY BUILDING
ATTENTION PARENTS – ALL CHILDREN MUST BE
ACCOMPANIED BY A RESPONSIBLE ADULT ON
THE CHURCH GROUNDS.
ATENCIÓN PADRES SUPERVISION NIÑOS - LOS
NIÑOS DEBEN ESTAR ACOMPAÑADOS POR UN
ADULTO RESPONSABLE.
Any family who has flood damage and is in need of
help-please contact he parish office 772-7400.
Our next meeting will be on
Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, 2015 at
10:00 AM in the Church
Nursery. Please contact
Ashley Bender @ 447-2555
with any questions.
Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion Workshop
There will be a MANDATORY Workshop for ALL
Ministers of Holy Communion (this includes those who
only take Communion to the hospitals and the
homebound) on. Our make-up workshop will be held
on Tuesday, Nov. 3rd in the Church at 7pm. Father
Peter will be talking to us about the different aspects of
the Eucharist and then we will go over the changes and
nuts and bolts of the ministry.
Has anyone been thinking or praying about joining this
ministry but were not sure if it was for them? Please come
the workshop and listen to what Father has to say and it
might just encourage you join your fellow Catholics in
this most sacred ministry. If you have any questions
please call either Marsha Sansonetti, 731-2097 or Maria
Bernhagen, 772-2725.
Coffee & Doughnuts Schedule:
NOVEMBER 1ST – KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
NOVEMBER 8TH – OLH MEN’S GROUP
Anyone interested in hosting please contact the
Parish Office or Joe Kennedy @ 803-414-1076.
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"It's Not Too Late to Join Us"2015-2016 INQUIRY
CLASS - Are you a non-Catholic who has been coming to
Mass? Do you have Catholic friends who have intrigued you
with their talk about being Catholic? Have you had a little
voice in the back of your mind urging you to learn more about
Catholicism? Then our Inquiry Class is for you. You will learn
more about the Catholic Church and what you need to do to
join if you decide that this is the next step in your journey of
faith. Call Debbie Heizer, Inquiry Coordinator (917-0353) or
Deacon Steve Burdick, RCIA Coordinator, at the Parish office
(772-7400) to find out more about these classes.
Pecan Sale
The OLH Women’s Group will
once again be selling Golden
Kernel Pecans at the annual
craft and bake sale to be held
on the weekend of Nov. 21 &
22. The pecans will arrive in
time for your Thanksgiving and Christmas
baking. They make great gifts, too! The proceeds from
the sale of the pecans, as well as from the craft and
bake sale, will be used to award the youth
scholarship(s) for a graduating senior(s) from our
parish. Thank you in advance for supporting this very
important cause!
PRAYER AND WORSHIP
During the month of November we are
called in a special way “to remember our
brothers and sisters who have gone to
their rest.”(Eucharistic Prayer II) Please
return your All Souls envelopes as soon as
possible so the name can be written in our Book of
Remembrance. Please PRINT. We will have a special Mass
of remembrance for those who have died this past year on
November 2nd, at 7pm.
The Knights of Columbus
Council 6892 will sponsor its
annual Memorial Mass on
Monday, November 16, at 7pm,
honoring those Knights who passed
away during the last business year. All
parishioners are invited and encouraged to
attend. Knights being remembered are Herbert
P. Hunt, Louis P. Bello, Francis E. LaRoque,
Stanley J. Waligora, Jr., Alan H. Shaw, Dante H.
Tomasini, Jr., and Jose J. Rodriguez.
Sunday Evening - Grades 5th – 12 begin at
6:30 PM & end at 8:00 PM.
Wednesday evening - Grades K/5 – 5th begin
at 6:15 PM & end at 7:30 PM.
If you have any questions for grades K5 - 8th please call
Jackie Brace, 772-7400 or e-mail [email protected]
Grades 9 – 12, contact Elizabeth Hudacko, 772-7400.
Our Lady of the Hills is committed to the protection of
children. Here are important numbers: Diocesan Victim
Assistance Minister ~ 800-921-8122 / Diocesan Office of
Child Protection Services ~ 843- 853-2130 ext. 206.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS:
Classes have begun. Class begins at 6:15 pm. Class lists
will be on all the classroom doors. Kindergarten and Grade 1
are on the bottom floor of the Family Life Center. All other
grades are upstairs in the Family Life Center. All students
need to be walked to their classrooms and picked up in their
classrooms. Children will only be released to an adult.
Sunday Evening Class begin at 6:30 pm.
Please drop off students at the Atrium of the Family Life
Center. Grades 4 through Grade 8 are to be picked up in the
carpool line by the doors of the Family Life
Center. Confirmation students and youth group are to be
picked up downstairs.
Reminder: The best way to teach your child patience and
understanding is by practicing and modeling that behavior
yourself. 10 Minutes in the carpool line can be spent praying
for your child (or for patience).
No new registrations will be accepted on
Wednesday or Sunday evenings.
It’s that time of the year
again! ALTAR SERVER
TRAINING. What a wonderful
way for children to serve God
through this special and
important ministry!
If you feel a personal calling to service please join us. 5th
Grade Sunday class will attend during Religious Ed There
will be a 2nd class on Sunday, 11/1, 6:30 – 8:00pmfor those
students interested in a commitment to serving. All
interested students who have made their 1st Communion
and are in 5th through 11th grade are invited to attend.
Come see if this is a part of your “Time, Talent &
Treasure”. Call Gloria Cazallis @ 772-7400 ext 114 to with
questions or email [email protected]
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Es tiempo ahora otra vez!
ENTRENAMIENTO
SERVIDORES DEL ALTAR
Que maravillosa forma para los niños y jóvenes de servir a
Dios a través de este especial e importante ministerio!
Si tú sientes un llamado personal para dar servicio,
La clase del domingo 5to grado asistirá durante Educación
Religiosa Habrá una segunda clase el domingo 1º de
noviembre de 6:30 – 8:00pm
Para los estudiantes interesados en un compromiso de
servir.
Todos los estudiantes interesados que hayan hecho su 1ra.
Comunión Y que actualmente cursan los grados 5 al 11 son
invitados a asistir.
Ven a ver si esto es parte de tu “Tiempo, Talento & Tesoro”.
Llama a Gloria Cazallis 772-7400 ext. 114 o para preguntas
su correo electrónico es [email protected]
Saints Class
Saints Class meets each Thursday in the Family Life Center
Library from 2:00PM - 3:30PM. Classes are solely for mature
Catholic adults who wish to learn more about Catholic Saints,
their lives and struggles. We discuss how to apply lessons from
their lives to our own and many related issues. No book is
required for the class. Questions? Please contact Rachel
Godwin. Email: [email protected] Telephone: (803) 7509777 - please leave a message if there is no immediate answer.
Wednesday Scripture Study at 2:00PM
in the Family Life Center Library these sessions usually last
1-1½ hours. We are studying the Acts of the Apostles.
Questions? Please feel free to contact me, Deacon Chuck,
at 794-3388 or e-mail me at [email protected]
Damos la bienvenida a todos los recién llegados a nuestra
familia Parroquial. Si desea registrarse y recibir
inscripción, po favor llamar a la oficina Parroquial ó
preguntarle a un acomodador antes o después de misa.
Las personas que deseen tener a la
Virgen Peregrina en su hogar,
contactar A Mariela Almaraz (803)
528-5952.
Las familias interesadas en participar en el
docenario en honor a la Virgen de Guadalupe, el
cual iniciara el 30 de noviembre, favor de
ponerse en contacto con Mariela Almaraz en la
misa del domingo 15 de noviembre, mayores informes 803 528
5952.
Grupo Jóvenes Adultos (Español) e 18 años en adelante -Se
reúnen los Sábado de 4:00PM a 7:00 PM Para más información
contactar a: Ivan Flores 803-446-5622.
RECONCILIACION/CONFESIONES
Ingles: Sábado de 4-5PM o con cita
Español: Domingo a las 245PM o con cita,
Jueves a las 7:30PM (sujeto a disponibilidad), por favor
revise el calendario publicado en la puerta de la reconciliación
Los retiros del Vin`edo de Raquel ofrecen un
ambiente confidencial, de apoyo y sin juzgar, donde las
mujeres y los hombres pueden expresar
los sentimientos que han tenido despues de un aborto, para
iniciar el proceso de sanacion.
Nuestro pro`ximo retiro en carolina del sur es para aquellas
personas que hablan español, el 4-6 de diciembre en Rock
Hill. Para mas informacio`n, pueden comunicarse
con Sara al 803-627-1209.
Vicaria Columbia
St. John Neumann
Coordinador clases: José Fernández 803 736 3046
El programa le ofrece instructores de conocimiento teológico,
de esta manera se conoce y fortalece su fe cristiano-católica.
El costo para cada tema es de $20.
Vide En Cristo - Lunes: Nov. 2 #3/Nov. 16 #4 – 7pm -9pm
Más información: Ana Hidalgo 803-750-0065, supervisora
diocesana de formación en la fe para hispanos. Visite la
página web: www.sccatholic.org –Ministerio hispano –
Escuela de la Fe.
NOTICIAS DE EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA:
BAUTIZOS
Contactar a la oficina Parroquial para inscribirse en una clase
de bautismo un mes antes de la clase programada, las clases
son en el OLOH Salon Ministerio juvenil de 6:30 PM a 9 PM:
Noviembre 13, llamar a la oficina para mayor información
Olga Mouly 772-7400 x 3
RIMERA COMUNION
Para información contactar a Jackie Brace
Ph: 803.772.7400 - Ext. 113
e-mail: [email protected]
CONFIRMACION
Para información contactar a Elizabeth Hudacko
Ph: 803.772.7400 - Ext. 4
e-mail: [email protected]
MATRIMONIOS
Debe comunicarse a la oficina Parroquial
al menos (6) seis meses antes de la boda
e inscribirse a las clases pre-matrimoniales. Las clases son:
Salon Ministero juvenil - 6:30 PM a 9:00 PM – Oct. 30, Nov.
20. Para mayor información comunicarse con Jose
David Morales (803)760-3320.
GRUPO RICA
Todos los adultos que deseen y estén interesados en recibir
los sacramentos de bautizo, comunión y confirmación,
contactar a Ligia Rios al 803.318.4063 ó Elvira Pérez al
803.479.9432.
UNCION DE LOS ENFERMOS
Si usted tiene un ser querido que se encuentra como paciente
en un hospital y está en necesidad del sacramento de la
Unción de lo s Enfermos, por favor llame a la oficina de la
Parroquia lo antes posible. Además, si usted tiene que estar
en el hospital para un procedimiento particular, puede recibir el
Sacramento de la Unción antes de su hospitalización.
Las clases comienzan esta semana el Miércoles 16 de septiembre, para los
grados K5, hasta el grado 5. Las clases comienzan a las 6:15 pm. Las listas
de clases estarán en las puertas de los salones.
Kinder y 1º Grado están en el primer nivel. Todos los otros grados estarán
en el 2º nivel del Edificio Parroquial
Un adulto debe de caminar con el estudiante al salon correspondiente y
también debe de ser un adulto quien lo recupere del salon. No se permitirá
que los alumnos salgan de su clase al terminar si un adulto no va por ellos.
Las clases de la tarde del domingo comienzan el domingo 20 de septiembre
para los grados 4B confirmación Grupo Juvenil. La clase comienza a las
6:30 pm.
Por favor, dejar a los estudiantes en el Atrio del Edificio Parroquia. Grados 4
a grado 8 deberan ser recuperaclas en la línea de transporte colectivo por
las puertas del Edificio Parroquial . Estudiantes de confirmación y el grupo
de jóvenes han de ser recuperados en la planta baja.
Recordatorio: La mejor manera de enseñar a su hijo la paciencia y la
comprensión es que usted lo practique y sea un modelo de comportamiento.
Si tiene que esperar 10 minutos en la línea de autos, usted puede ponerse a
orar y sobre todo tener consideración, cortesía y paciencia, al usted
comportarse de esta manera le estará dando un gran ejemplo a sus hijos.
No se aceptarán inscripciones los miércoles o domingos por la noche,
cuando se esten impartiendo las clases.
Si usted tiene alguna pregunta por favor llame a Jackie al 803-772-7400
ext 113 o por e-mail [email protected].
SPECIAL INTERESTS
Do you live the beatitudes in your marriage? The next
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are
Feb. 26-28th in Myrtle Beach SC and Feb. 5-7th in
Asheville, NC. Please apply early. For more
information, go to scmarriagematters.org
or call 803-810-9602.
AARP SMART DRIVER CLASS - at Shepherd's
Center of St. Andrews. Wednesday, November 4,
10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
COST: $ 15.00 (AARP members)
$ 20.00 (nonmembers)
Registration: Sign up at the Center OR
CONTACT: Linda Connor at 772-1181 OR
[email protected]
room of the Family Life Center.
WANT MORE JOY?
Come discover Joy in the Spirit! Join us Tuesday evenings in
the church from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. We sing, pray, listen, learn,
and enjoy drawing closer to Christ through unleashing the gifts
of the Holy Spirit received in Baptism and Confirmation. Come
as you are, and see what God has in store for you! If you have
questions or need more information, please contact John Killilea
at (803)201-7900 or [email protected]. Come find Joy!
Our service on Tuesday Nov. 3rd will be in the
Atrium of the Family Life Center.
CELEBRATE A HOLY HOUR! UNA HORA SEMANAL
ANTE EL SANTISMO!
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
EVERY THURSDAY FOLLOWING THE 12:15 HOLY
MASS UNTIL REPOSITION ON FRIDAY AT 12 NOON
Puede venir a cualquier hora las 24 horas que está expuesto
el Santisimo. Questions: [email protected] or
call 803-661-1079.
Since September of 2008 Our Lady of the Hills Parish has
been Graced with Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament. We are in need of more
parishioners to sign up to spend one hour
every week with Jesus, truly present in the
Eucharist.
Please sign up to
CELEBRATE A HOLY HOUR!!
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
EVERY THURSDAY FOLLOWING THE 12:15 HOLY MASS
UNTIL FRIDAY AT 11:45 AM
Questions: [email protected] call 803-661-1079
Rosary-for the Holy Souls will be
recited at St. Patrick Cemetery. off of
North Main Street on Mason Rd, on
Saturday November 7th at 10:00am.
Pray For Peace If you have a family member or friend
serving in the military, please see the bulletin board in the
Narthex and provide a picture so we can keep them in our
prayers. Details are on the board. Everyone, please pray daily for our
service men and women and their families.
Vespers Service on Thursday, Nov.5th, beginning
in the church at 5:00 PM. Please join us for this
prayer service which will last to approximately 6:15
PM.
The Sunday10 am choir has resumed singing and
is need of choir members. If you feel
called to serve the lord by giving of
your time and your talent by joining
this group please call Erin at (803)
237-2833. Practice time is at 6:30
pm every Thursday in the choir
STEWARDSHIP
We appreciate everyone who can increase
their giving levels.
Giving is joyful and makes your soul smile.
PARISH SUPPORT
LAST WEEK
YEAR TO DATE
Budget Amount Needed
$20,123.00
$342,091.00
Amt. Received 10/25
$17,714.00
$328,840.00
Variance
($ 2,409.00)
($ 13,251.00)
Total number of registered households….……….......1542
Children’s Stewardship……......................................$2.00
St. Vincent De Paul …………………………..$200.00
One of the simplest ways to make a future gift to
Our Lady of the Hills is through your will. Please call the Parish Office for
details on how to make arrangements.
Dear Parishioners of OLOH,
With the idea of making it easier and more convenient to
contribute to our Church the parish Finance Council has
arranged to set up E-giving for those who may be interested.
You may access the form from our website by clicking on Egiving on the homepage. If you have questions please contact
Marianne at 772-7400 or [email protected]. Thank you.
NEXT WEEK’S SECOND COLLECTION WILL BE FOR THE
SOLIDARITY FUND FOR THE CHURCH IN AFRICA
All Saints Day is a day on
which we thank God for giving
ordinary men and women a share
in His holiness and Heavenly glory
as a reward for their Faith. In fact,
we celebrate the feast of each canonized saint on a
particular day of the year. But there are countless
other saints and martyrs, men, women and
children united with God in Heavenly glory, whose
feasts we do not celebrate. Among these would be
our own parents and grandparents, brothers and
sisters who were heroic women and men of Faith.
All Saints' Day is intended to honor their memory.
Hence, today's feast can be called the feast of the
Unknown Saint, in line with the tradition of the
“Unknown Soldier.” According to Pope Urban IV, All
Saints' Day is also intended to supply any
deficiencies in our celebration of saints' feasts
during the year. In addition, the feast is observed
to teach us to honor the saints, both by imitating
their lives and by seeking their intercession for us
before Christ, the only mediator between God and
man (I Tim. 2:5). Today, the Church reminds us
that God's call for holiness is universal, that all of
us are called to live in His love and to make His
love real in the lives of those around us. Holiness is
related to the word wholesomeness. We show
holiness when we live lives of integrity and truth,
that is, wholesome and integrated lives in which we
are close to others while being close to God.
THIS WEEK AT OLH
Monday, Nov. 2nd
1:00PM – Threads of Love – FLC Library
6:30PM – OLH Women’s Grp – FLC Atrium
Tuesday, Nov. 3rd
10:00AM – Playgroup – Church Nursery
6:30PM – Knights Officers Mtg – FLC Classroom
6:30PM – Sp. Ministry – FLC
6:30PM – Catholics Coming Home – FLC Library
7:00PM – Joy in the Spirit – Atrium
7:00PM – EM Workshop – Church
Wednesday, Nov. 4th
2:00PM – Adult Scrip. Study – FLC Library
6:15PM – Religious Ed - Grades K-5th All Classrooms
6:15PM – Scrip. Study – Ministry Room
6:15PM – Spanish RICA – Church
7:00PM – Legion of Mary – FLC Library
7:00PM – Joyful Noise – FLC Choir Room
Thursday, Nov. 5th
12:45PM – Adoration Begins – Church
2:00PM – Saints Class – FLC Library
5:00PM – Vespers – Church
Friday, Nov. 6th
Adoration Continues
9:00AM - Homeschool Co-op – FLC Classrooms & Gym
Saturday, Nov. 7th
8:30AM –3rd Order Franciscans – FLC Library
4:00PM – Sp. Young Adults – FLC Ministry Room
6:30PM – Knights of Columbus Veteran’s Dinner – FLC Gym
Sunday, November 8th
9:00AM – Scripture Study – FLC Library
10:00AM – R.C.I. A. – FLC Ministry Room
1:30PM – Spanish Choir – Church
6:30PM – Religious Ed – All Classrooms
630PM – Altar Server Training - Church
6:30PM – Scrip. Study – FLC Ministry Room
St. Vincent de Paul will once again be distributing
food boxes to members of our
community this Thanksgiving. If you
know of a family or individual in need,
please call the St. Vincent de Paul
Community Assistance Line at
Christ Central ~ Thanks for your continued support with
much needed clothing and other supplies for the homeless in
our community. Donations of new or used clothing in clean
condition may be placed in the white chest located in the Church
Narthex. Tax donation receipts are also available in the chest.
FOOD FOR THE POOR – There is a new
donation container located in the Narthex for
non-perishable food donations. These donations
will be distributed to the less fortunate in the
Columbia area. We would appreciate your
support.
* * * BLOOD DRIVE RESULTS * * *
The Knights of Columbus would like to Thank
Everyone who supported the recent Parish Blood
Drive & Pancake Breakfast this past Sunday
October 25. Forty (40) Donors contributed
blood and the Breakfast was well attended with
great comradery.
Again, thank you for donating. This Blood
Drive brought the total Donations to 2050 Pints
since the start of the Blood Drives in August
2003. Congratulations OLH Parish.
Mark your calendars; the next Blood Drive is
Sunday, January 10, 2016.
USC nursing students are hosting a
OUTREACH
1644.
If anyone knows of an OLH family or someone in
need please notify Peggy in the church
office, so they can be added to the Giving
Tree. Your generous support is greatly
appreciated! - OLH Women's Group
465-
Leave a message and a member of SVDP
will call for more information. Thank you for
your continued support of this ministry.
San Vincent de Paul estará de
nuevo distribuyendo canastas de comida para los
miembros de nuestra comunidad para
el día de acción de gracias. Si usted conoce a
alguna familia o a alguna persona en necesidad,
favor de ponerse en contacto con Olga Mouly al
772-7400 a fin de proporcionar su información y
que sea transmitida a San Vincent de Paul.
Gracias por continuar ayudando en este
ministerio.
Baby Shower for Birthright clients, and teen
Moms from the Nurturing Center and local
area high schools. Various donations are
needed: baby lotion, baby wipes, diapers,
crib sheets, onesies, sleepers, diaper
ointment, baby wash. The Baby Shower is
scheduled for Friday, Dec. 4th 1:00 – 3:00
p.m. at the Birthright office located at 1405
Gregg Street. These are much needed items
for Mom and baby, more importantly; they
convey a message of hope. To make a
donation or obtain more information contact
Hank Chardos at (803) 543-8144 or via
email [email protected]
November Natural Family Planning Sessions
Are you looking to manage your fertility naturally and
safely? Are you looking for a family planning system that
actually helps to bond your marriage and is morally
acceptable? Are you looking for a solution to infertility and
women's health issues? Learn about the Creighton Model
FertilityCare System and NaProTechnology. Couples can plan
and space their children effectively with ease using modern
natural methods of family planning. Modern natural methods
of family planning are effective to avoid pregnancy as any
other method of family planning, respects life from the
moment of conception, and is a healthy alternative for healthconscious women.
Creighton Model FertilityCare Services featuring
NaProTechnology also offer couples who are experiencing
infertility the hope of achieving pregnancy while following the
teachings of the church. Below are a few upcoming
introductory sessions:
November 5 - St. Joseph (Columbia) registration
required - 7:00pm
November 6 - Our Lady of the Hills (Columbia) registration
required, childcare available - 10:15am
November 12 - St. Joseph (Columbia) registration required 7:00pm
November 12 - St. Francis Hospital - eastside Room
301 (Greenville) - 7:00pm
November 14 - St. Andrew (Myrtle Beach) registration
required - 10:00am
November 16 - St. Mary Magdalene (Simpsonville) - 7:00pm
November 19 - St. Anthony (Greenville) - 7:00pm
November 20 - Catholic Charities (1427 Pickens, Columbia) 5:30pm
Don't see your parish or location? Want more information or
need to register? Please contact Kelli Ball, Diocesan NFP
Coordinator, at [email protected] or 803-807-0158.
3rd Marian Eucharistic
Conference
Our Featured speakers will focus on seeking to anchor
ourselves to the two pillars of the
Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist and the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
Special Note: The first class relic of Pope St. John
Paul ll will be displayed.
Featured Speakers: Fr. Frank Pavone, Priests for Life.;
Fr. Wade Menezes, CPM, The Fathers of Mercy; Fr.
Joseph Wolfe, MFVA, EWTN; Tim Staples, Catholic
Answers
General Admission: $50, Youth: $25
All are required to register by Nov. 7 by mail.
Saturday and Sunday lunches are included. No
registration at the door.
Where: St. Joseph's Catholic School, Greenville, SC
Schedule:
Saturday, Nov. 14
Doors open - 7:30 a.m.
Mass - 8:30 a.m.
Conference talks, lunch, Confessions / Meet & Greet the
Speakers, Book Signing - 5:40 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 15
Doors open - 7:50 a.m.
Mass - 8:30 a.m.Conference talks, lunch, Confessions Meet & Greet the Speakers - 3:40 p.m. For more
information, call(864)354-7160 or go to
www.meconferencesc.net
Please remember in prayer – Kathy Lopiccolo Ammermann,Francisco Aragon, Manuel Ard, Chistine Arehart, Edward Arvalo, Joe
Audet, David Barranco, Hogo Bass, Monique Beddengfield, Fred Berby, John Berg II, Noah Berg, Barbara Berch, Johnny Boone,
Germaine Bost, Susan Bowers, Jerry Broughton, Sharon Brown, Debra Bytnar, Ann Campbell, Ellen Campbell, Charlotte Cardenas,
Logan Cardosi, Bill & Anna Coracy, Judy Case, Laura Church, Jimmy Clark, Kathryn Clark, Bruce Cole, Jim Connelly, Shannon
Connolly, Sonja Corley, Pat Coval, Amy Cox, Cameron Dadger, Diane Del Tova, Tara Dempsey-Robinson, Deacon Chuck, Dusty Cryer, Susan Dietrich,
Heather Dorn, Kathryn Doucett, Avilis Dowd, Rita Dowd, Brenda Downs, John Duffy, Larry Echerer, Daphne Ellis, Darl Evans, Dan Everhart, Nancy
Esposito, Camille Farrell, Maureen Floyd, Bernadine Fontaine, Brendan Fontaine, Jerry Fortin, Sandra Gaines, Sheila Gallagher, Michael Gibson,
Betsy Gilkeson, Barbara Glenn, Rachel Godwin, Dave Goodwin, Ben Greer, Jay Griffin, Harlen Grillot, Madeline Gross, Tita Guzman, Doug Haley,
Scottie Hallbick, Tim Hancock, Park Haney, Vida Herald, William Heath, Loretta Hebert, Randy Hodge, Harold Hoffman Jr., Ann Holland, Justin
Hooks, Margie & Jim Horosko, Rose Marie Howells, Daniel Hudacko, Robert Imker, Dorothy Irwin, Larry Janczak, John Wily Jeffcoat, Lorenzo
Johnson, Kimberly Johnston, Raymond June, Lynn Keller, Rick Kelly, Hal Kennedy, Eileen Kircher, Cal Kitay, Leah Klevgard, Shawn Knox, Edward
Kriner, Richard Ksenzakovic, Frank LaCastro, Daniel Lane, Jr., Antonio Lazaro, Kristin Lesesne, Chris Libert, Floyd Lipe, Jay Lopiccolo, Jacqueline
Lucas, George Lusk, Barbara MacCallum, Gretchen Mader, Raymond J. Malejko, Kenneth Maloney, Louis Martin, Maggie Mackaben, Mildred
McCormack, David McDonald, Melissa Martin, Eunice Matthews, Sandy McCloud, Irene McCollam, Marge McCollam, Carol McDonald, Carol
McEvoy, Kathy McNeal, Jack McRedmond, Carol Meitus, Buddy Meyers, Tom Mitchell, Joan Miller, Linda Miller, Andrea Miranda, Victor Montoya,
Donald Montjoy, David Morris, Pierre Mouly, Kim Munch, Gary Murphy, Marlene Murphy, Loretta Narewski, Sherri Nilsson, Jane Obie, John
O’Brien, Patricia O’Hara, Richard Olsen, Becky Opachan, Margaret O’Shea, Kevin Paschal, Joan Patrick, Bessie Pellitier, Phyllis Peterson, Eileen
Petransky, Charles Petrino, Cathy Pharo, Marie Pitt, Rocky Pocock, Anthony Portigiana, John Post, Michael Privette, Doris Prosser, Sally & Placido
Prujillo, Pat & Lynn Reiland, Jerry Reuss, Patty Richards, Tara Dempsey Robinson, Norbert Rohling, Ernest Rouse, Jr., Stella Ruiz, George Sandland,
Donald Scagliola, Charles Schaffer, Greg Schoning, Cindy Shuford, Aaron Shuford, Lauren Shunkwiler, Macy Rose Shunkwiler, Brigette Schutzman,
Rosemary Scopel, Harry Seigel, Dan Sease, Daniel Seay, Alan Shealy, Steve Shepard, Courtney Sigleton, Connie Slezak, Max Snyder, Cooper Andrew
Soltes, Sam Spade, Sue Spinuzza, Nicholas Sprenkel, Jennifer Brucker St. Jean, Jennifer Strudwick, Donald Stuart, Faye Taylor, Molly Taylor, Dean
Summers, Rita Thiel, Diane Thornton, Lynn Connor-Toppings, Virgil Treece, Joseph Tyler, Eva Tyson, Lemar Underdown, Tova Urborg, Bob Valwa,
Victoria Vinzami, Joyce Vitiello, John Watts, Ann Watts, Donna Weiss, Bill Wells, Juanita Wharten, Nancy Waller, Paul Williams, Cory Williamson,
Amanda Wilson, Chris Wilson, Kenneth Witcraft, Paul Womak, Trudy Woodcock, Mason Wright, Pat Yerema.
Mass Intentions –With two priests at OLOH celebrating the English Masses, we will continue to have one announced intention for each scheduled
Mass. If one of the priests concelebrates he is able to offer Mass for another intention. Since the announced, scheduled intentions extend into
2016, if you would like a Mass offered sooner that would be unannounced, unpublished and celebrated at no particular date, for example for a
deceased loved one whose family lives out of state or for healing for someone who is ill, please call the office.
MASS INTENTIONS & SCRIPTURE READINGS/ LECTURAS Y EVANGELIO DEL DIA
Date
Sat., Oct., 31
Sun., Nov. 1
Scripture Reading
Time
Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29 Lk 14:1,7-11
Rv 7:2-4,9-14 1Jn 3:1-3 Mt 5:1-12a
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Tues., Nov., 3
Wed., Nov., 4
Thur., Nov., 5
Fri., Nov., 6
Sat., Nov., 7
Rom 12:5-16b Lk 14:15-24
Rom 13:8-10 Lk 14:25-33
Rom 14:7-12 Lk 15:1-10
Rom 15:14-21 Lk 16:1-8
Rom 16:3-9,16,22-27 Lk 16:9-15
1Kgs 17:10-16 Heb 9:24-28 Mk 12:38-44
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5:30PM
8:00AM
10:00AM
12Noon
3:30PM
5:15PM
12:15PM
7:00PM
6:00PM
12:15PM
Intention
Requested by
Trudy Scribellito +
Our Lady Queen of Angels Secular
Franciscan Fraternity
Irene & Nicholas Leone +
Daniel Lehman +
FTP
Chris Cancienne
Audrey M. Binet, OFS
Ron & Rachel Godwin
Julie Cox
Deaceased Members of Legion of Mary
Pat Everhart +
Ethel Van Pelt +
Legion
Joan Reedy
Corbett Family
12:15PM
Rev. Frederick Suggs +
Hollands
12:15PM
9:00AM
5:30PM
8:00AM
10:00AM
12Noon
3:30PM
5:15PM
In Honor of Pat Williams
Intentions of Aaron Train
Special Int. of Debbie Bernhagen
George W. McKinney Jr. +
Int. of Robert Klouse
Catherine & Jame Hayes +
For the Parish
Basil McHarris+
Fr. Dave
Gram
Ron & Rachel Godwin
Jim & Darlene Sparrow
Gloria
Kathy Modzelewski
Canning Family
SERVING IN MINISTRY NOV. 7TH & 8TH
PRESIDER
MUSIC
5:30PM
Sat.
Father John
Joyful
Noise
8AM
Father Peter
10AM
Father John
12Noon
MASS/
LECTOR
ALTAR SERVERS
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF
HOLY COMMUNION
Matt & Laura
Church
Nathan Bragg, Eric Mistoler, Jenna
Scavarda
Deacon Jones, Connie & Mike Mancari, Peggy & John
Slominski, Karen Kays, Tony Scribellito
Jeff Hall
Revon Landreneau, Andrew Flanagan
Organ
Leo Cardosi
Peter Allen, Betsy Allen, Josie Clark
Father John
Organ
3:30PM
Sp. Mass
Father Gustavo
Sp. Choir
Ron & Rachel
Godwin
Romualdo Haro,
Betty Jimenez,
Edgar Breton
Nina Frattaroli, Maria Frattaroli, Nikki
Frattaroli
Itzel Martinez, Melissa Perez, Valeria
Luna
Deacon Jones, Al Sadowski, Ruth Coffas, Rusty Dragoon,
Chris Stockholm
Deacon Burdick, Phil Samek, John Bender, Steve Lee,
Maureen Taylor, Paul Hudacko, Daniel Ostergaard
Deacon Burdick, Annie Gibson, Dave Brangan, Denise &
David Angel, Deanie Tourville, Bonnie Harwick
Luis Rodriguez, Mateo Aranda, Yesenia Lozano, Sebastian
Naranjo, Ramiro Muñiz, Sarahi Escobedo, Teresa Santana,
Brenda Gonzalez, Felipe Mar Jr.
5:15PM
Father Peter
Piano
Jenny Colin
Faith Hudacko, Christian Braswell, Ana
Valeria Mouly, Laura Rubio
SERVICE
Organ
Randi Olsen, Marsha Sansonetti, Sandra Gonzalez, Yolanda
Reyes, Selena Ruiz
~ November 2015 ~
Sun
1 8, 10, & 12NOON –
MASS
3:30PM – SP MASS
5:15PM – BI-LINGUAL
9:00AM - SHARING SUN
READINGS
10:00AM - RCIA
1:30PM - SP CHOIR
6:30PM – CONF, MIDDLE
SCHOOL, SR. HIGH
6:30PM – ALTAR SERVER
TRAINING
LITTLE ROCK SCRIP ST.
8 8, 10, & 12NOON –
MASS
3:30PM – SP MASS
5:15PM – BI-LINGUAL
9:00AM - SHARING SUN
READINGS
10:00AM - RCIA
1:30PM - SP CHOIR
6:30PM – CONF, MIDDLE
SCHOOL, SR. HIGH
6:30PM – ALTAR SERVER
TRAINING
LITTLE ROCK SCRIP ST
15 8, 10, & 12NOON –
MASS
3:30PM – SP MASS
5:15PM – BI-LINGUAL
9:00AM - SHARING SUN
READINGS
10:00AM - RCIA
1:30PM - SP CHOIR
2PM – K OF C SQUIRES
6:30PM – CONF, MIDDLE
SCHOOL, SR. HIGH
6:30PM – ALTAR SERVER
TRAINING
LITTLE ROCK SCRIP ST
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
6 ADORATION
7 9AM – MASS
3 6:00PM – MASS
4 12:15PM – MASS
5 12:15PM – MASS
12:15PM – MASS
1PM – J.O.Y. GROUP
7PM – MASS
BI-LINGUAL
6:30PM – OLH
WOMEN’S GRP.
6:30PM – K OF C
OFFICERS MTG
6:30PM – SPANISH
MINISTRY
6:30PM – CATHOLICS
RETURNING
7:00PM – JOY IN THE
SPIRIT –ATRIUM
7PM – EM WORKSHOP
2:00PM – SCRIPTURE
STUDY
6:15PM – SPANISH
RCIA
6:15PM – REL ED
6:15PM – SCRIPTURE
STUDY
7:00PM – LEGION OF
MARY
7:00PM – JOYFUL
NOISE
12:45PM –
CONTINUES
12:15PM – MASS
ADORATION
2:00PM – SAINTS CL. 9:30PM – HOMESCHOOL
5:00PM – VESPERS
7:00PM- SUN 10AM
CHOIR
9 12:15PM – MASS
10
11 12:15PM – MASS
12 12:15PM – MASS 13 ADORATION
2 ALL SOULS DAY
6:30 PM – K/ C BUS
MTG
6:30PM – LADIES AUX K
OF C
6:00PM – MASS
6:30PM – SPANISH
MINISTRY
6:30PM – CATHOLICS
RETURNING
7:00PM – JOY IN THE
SPIRIT
7PM – K OF C
16 12:15PM – MASS 17 6:00PM – MASS
7PM – K OF C
MEMORIAL MASS
10AM – SP. MTG
6:45PM – CWS
CHRISTMAS MTG
6:30PM – SPANISH
MINISTRY
6:30PM – CATHOLICS
RETURNING
7:00PM – JOY IN THE
SPIRIT
7PM – ST. VINCENT DE
PAUL
2:00PM – SCRIPTURE
STUDY
6:15PM – SPANISH
RCIA
6:15PM – REL ED
6:15PM – SCRIPTURE
STUDY
6:15PM - REL. ED. SP.
PARENT MTG
7:00PM – LEGION OF
MARY
7:00PM – JOYFUL
NOISE
12:45PM –
ADORATION
2:00PM – SAINTS CL.
5:00PM – VESPERS
7PM- SUN 10AM
CHOIR
7PM- BAPTISM CLASS
CONTINUES
12:15PM – MASS
9:30PM – HOMESCHOOL
6:30PM – WEDDING
REHEARSAL
7PM – SP. BAPTISM
9AM -3RD ORDER FRAN.
9AM – SP. EMS
9AM – CURSILLO MTG
4PM – CONFESSIONS
5:30PM – MASS
6:30PM – VETERANS
DINNER
14 9AM – CURSILLO
2PM – MIE SANDWICH
MINISTRY
2PM – WEDDING
3PM –ROSARY MAKERS
4PM – CONFESSIONS
5:30PM – MASS
THANKSGIVING BAGS
DISTRIBUTED ALL
MASSES
GIVING TREE IN
NARTHEX
18 12:15PM – MASS
19 12:15PM – MASS 20 ADORATION
2:00PM – SCRIPTURE
STUDY
6:15PM – SPANISH
RCIA
6:15PM – REL ED
6:15PM – SCRIPTURE
STUDY
6:15PM - REL. ED.
PARENT MTG
7:00PM – LEGION OF
MARY
7:00PM – JOYFUL
NOISE
12:45PM –
ADORATION
2:00PM – SAINTS CL
3PM – GRIEF
SUPPORT
5:00PM – VESPERS
7PM – PASTORAL
COUNCIL
7PM- SUN 10AM
CHOIR
7PM – GRIEF
SUPPORT
CURIA
12:15PM – MASS
DEACON TRAINING
9:30PM – HOMESCHOOL 2PM – WEDDING
6:30PM – WEDDING
REHEARSAL
RETURN
7PM – SP MARRIAGE
THANKSGIVING BAGS
7PM – MEN’S GROUP
ALL MASSES
25 12:15PM – MASS
26 NO MASS
27 NO MASS
28
PARISH OFFICES
CLOSED
PARISH OFFICES
CLOSED
PARISH CENTER
CLOSED
CONTINUES
21 9AM – LEGION
4PM – CONFESSIONS
5:30PM – MASS
OLH WOMENS GROUP
CRAFT & BAKE SALE
ALL MASSES
22 8, 10, & 12NOON –
MASS
3:30PM – SP MASS
5:15PM – BI-LINGUAL
DEACON TRAINING
9:00AM - SHARING SUN
READINGS
10:00AM - RCIA
1:30PM - SP CHOIR
6:30PM – CONF, MIDDLE
SCHOOL, SR. HIGH
6:30PM – ALTAR SERVER
TRAINING
LITTLE ROCK SCRIP S
23 12:15PM – MASS 24
29 8, 10, & 12NOON –
30 12:15PM – MASS Notes: Thanksgiving bags will be distributed on the 14th/15th and
are to be returned on the 21st/22nd. Please note the Giving Tree
goes up on the 14th and the gifts are due back on the 6th of
December.
MASS
3:30PM – SP MASS
5:15PM – BI-LINGUAL
10:00AM - RCIA
1:30PM - SP CHOIR
1PM – THREADS OF
LOVE
7PM – LEGION OF
MARY
PARISH OFFICE
THANKSGIVING BOX CLOSES AT NOON
NO RELIGIOUS ED
DISTRIBUTION
7PM – BI-LINGUAL
THANKSGIVING
MASS
4PM – CONFESSIONS
5:30PM – MASS
Our Lady Of The Hills
Wedding Anniversaries
November, 2015
Below are our fellow parishioners who will celebrate their wedding anniversary on the date listed. If you see a friend or acquaintance listed here, send them a card or give
them a call to offer your congratulations. Share with them their celebration of the holy sacrament of matrimony and offer them your prayers and best wishes. May the
love of Christ continue to bless each couple as they live their sacrament to the glory of God and one another.
Mr. & Mrs.
John
&
Catherine
Connolly
11/3
Mr. & Mrs.
Kevin
&
Lisa
Mistoler
11/16
Mr. & Mrs.
Doug
&
Gretchen
Mader
11/3
Mr. & Mrs.
James
&
Nadine
Robinson
11/16
Mr. & Mrs.
Clyde
&
Meghan
Woods
11/3
Mr. & Mrs.
James
&
Stephanie
Hall
11/18
Mr. & Mrs.
Larry
&
Janice
Guster
11/4
Mr. & Mrs.
Tim
&
Sarah
Eades
11/21
Mr. & Mrs.
Juan
&
Alondra
Marmolejo
11/4
Mr. & Mrs.
Raymond
&
Roberta
Malejko
11/21
Mr. & Mrs.
Neil
&
Michelle
McDowell, Jr.
11/4
Mr. & Mrs.
Vito
&
Gina
Cosola
11/22
Mr. & Mrs.
Lee
&
Emily
Sitnik
11/4
Mr. & Mrs.
Nicolas
&
Kelita
Cupertino
11/22
Mr. & Mrs.
Robert
&
Helen
Geyer
11/5
Mr. & Mrs.
William
&
Antonia
Torres
11/22
Mr. & Mrs.
Daniel
&
Nikki
Gilbert
11/6
Mr. & Mrs.
John Thivierge
&
Janette
Capaci
11/23
Mr. & Mrs.
Louis
&
Virginia
Riga
11/6
Mr. & Mrs.
Skeet
&
Aimee
Crouch
11/24
Mr. & Mrs.
Ron
&
Rachel
Godwin
11/7
Mr. & Mrs.
Henry
&
Rita
Dowd
11/24
Mr. & Mrs.
Weston
&
Marian
Shirley
11/7
Mr. & Mrs.
Christopher
&
Christine
Jenkins
11/24
Mr. & Mrs.
Patrick
&
Wynee
Rich
11/8
Mr. & Mrs.
Patrick
&
Joyce
Lauterbach
11/24
Mr. & Mrs.
Tyson
&
Cheryl
Bragg
11/9
Mr. & Mrs.
Kevin
&
Jennifer
Quinn
11/24
Mr. & Mrs.
James
&
Joan
Jedlicka
11/9
Mr. & Mrs.
Thomas
&
Carolyn
Skiro
11/24
Mr. & Mrs.
Eric
&
Kelly
Neiser
11/10
Mr. & Mrs.
Mark
&
Chris
Gray
11/25
Mr. & Mrs.
Keith
&
Gina
Summer
11/10
Mr. & Mrs.
Vernal Gary
&
Anne
Holland
11/25
Mr. & Mrs.
James
&
Cynthia
Sawyer-Smith
11/11
Mr. & Mrs.
David
&
Marian
Owen
11/25
Mr. & Mrs.
Mani
&
Maria
Chettiar
11/12
Mr. & Mrs
Scott
&
Mary
Alexander
11/26
Mr. & Mrs.
David
&
Cheryl
Lew
11/12
Mr. & Mrs.
John
&
Trudi
Bartow
11/26
Mr. & Mrs.
Jorge
&
Jaqueline
Toro
11/12
Mr. & Mrs.
Ken
&
Kitty
Fasching
11/26
Mr. & Mrs.
Michael
&
Tracy
Halliday
11/14
Mr. & Mrs.
Tim
&
Joan
Weaver
11/27
Mr. & Mrs.
Ben
&
Sharon
Schwanda
11/14
Mr. & Mrs
David
&
Janet
Wiman
11/27
Mr. & Mrs.
Tom
&
Pat
Coval
11/15
Mr. & Mrs.
Phillip
&
Angela
Douda
11/29
Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard H.
&
Paula
Mistoler
11/30
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