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Diocese of Charleston
Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church
(Corner of Hwy 17 & Moore Drive)
3rd Sunday in
Ordinary Time
January 22, 2017
5 Saint Teresa Drive Charleston, S.C. 29407
(843) 556-0801 // (843) 556-2851 Fax
(843) 766-2128 School
Church email: [email protected]
One Family, One Parish, One Church
Coming Events!
Parish Calendar (p. 1)
Parish News (p. 2)
Blessed Sacrament Catholic
School Happenings (p. 3)
Noticias Parroquiales en Español
(p. 5)
Stewards Corner:
Are You Practicing Your Baptism?
(p. 7)
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This bulletin & additional parish
information are available at
www.blsac.org.
Blessed Sacrament Catholic School:
A Ministry of Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church
843-766-2128
www.scbss.org
CLERGY OF THE PARISH
Served by
Most Rev. Robert E. Guglielmone,
Bishop of Charleston
The Very Rev. Joseph V. Romanoski, V.F.,
Pastor
Rev. Jose Gabriel Cruz Rodriguez,
Parochial Vicar
James R. Moore,
Permanent Deacon
Kurt Herbst,
Permanent Deacon
CHURCH OFFICE STAFF
PARISH MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5:00 PM Vigil
Sunday: 9:00 AM
11:00 AM (Sign Language Interpreter)
1:30 PM (en Español)
5:00 PM (Life Teen Mass)
Weekday Masses
Monday—Friday 6:30 AM
Thursday School Mass 8:45 AM
Place you r m essag e h ere. Fo r m axim um i mpact , use two or t hre e se ntenc es.
Confession (and by Appointment)
Saturday: 3:30 PM & following 5pm Mass
Domingo: 12:30 PM (en Español)
PARISH CALENDAR
Cindy Kroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary
Jodie Parker . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary & Safe Envir
SUNDAY:
January 22
Sharon Perkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
6:15 PM
Books Change Lives - Meeting Room
Family Rosary
Life Teen - Parish Hall
MONDAY:
January 23
11:30 AM
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
7:30 PM
Books Change Lives - Parish Hall
Pastoral Council - Meeting Room
Books Change Lives - Commons
Justice - Meeting Room
Pre-Cana Group - Parish Hall
Men's Group - Family Life Center
Lori Roberson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary
Patricia Mochizuki . . . . . . . . . Secretary (Spanish)
Marianna Williamson . . . . . . . Financial Assistant
Theresa Sadler . . . . . . . . . . . . .Financial Assistant
TUES:
January 24
Deacon James Moore
& Tina Moore . . . . . . . . . . . . . Religious Education
6:30 PM
H.S.A. - Parish Hall
WED:
January 25
Sr. Colie Stokes, SSMN . . . . . . . .Adult Formation
Jack McGovern . . . . . . . . . . . . Stewardship & Dev
9:30 AM
10:00 AM
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
Allyson Moring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minister of Music
6:45 PM
7:00 PM
WOW - Family Life Center
Bible Study - Meeting Room
Religious Education / Edge
RCIA - Meeting Room
WOW - Family Life Center
Choir Practice
Spanish Adult Catechesis
Wally Romanoskie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maintenance
THURS:
8:45 AM
7:00 PM
January 26
School Mass
Spanish Marriage Prep
Bible Study - Meeting Room
Serra Club - Family Life Center
FRIDAY:
7:30 PM
January 27
Spanish Choir Practice
Sallie Bendt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
SATURDAY:
January 28
Christy Clarey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
SUNDAY:
January 29
Linda McHugh . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuition & Safe Envir
10:00 AM
3:00 PM
6:15 PM
Books Change Lives - Meeting Room
B. E. Ring Mass
Life Teen - Parish Hall
Patrick Moore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Youth Minister
SCHOOL STAFF
Katharine Murphy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Principal
Rebecca Cantley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Extended Day
FLOWERS
PARISH NEWS
ALTAR FLOWERS this week
are graciously donated in
appreciation for the parishioners
and staff of Blessed Sacrament
Church for your continued
support - Peggy Sirisky, The
Flower Cottage.
Please join us to pray for those who
cannot pray for themselves. Would you
like to do something special for your
loved ones who have crossed over from
this world to the next? You can participate in the spiritual work of mercy,
"Praying for the Dead." On the second Friday of
each month we will be PRAYING THE STATIONS
OF THE CROSS FOR THE POOR SOULS IN
PURGATORY. Stations of the Cross will be held
at 6:30pm in the church. Please join us to remember our loved ones and those souls in purgatory
who have no one to pray for them.
FLOWERS: We need flowers for the church
and chapel next weekend. If you wish to order
flowers, please call Alice Bolchoz (843-766-7202)
to reserve a date by the Sunday evening prior to
publication.
Please refrain from putting flowers in the church or
chapel unless you have ordered them. Thank you.
There is no SECOND COLLECTION
today.
CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS
mailed by the last week of January.
will
be
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION
OF ADULTS (RCIA) PROGRAM:
Our next class will be Wednesday,
January 25, 2017.
For more
information, contact Sr. Colie at 843556-0801.
The Knights of Columbus would like to THANK
ALL THOSE WHO BOUGHT THE KEEP
CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS MAGNETS during
Advent. Our hope is that the over 200 magnets
made their way on to motor vehicles to remind
and inform people of the Reason for the Season.
We would like to thank those who simply made
donations. The $1,131 raised will be given to
the Columbus HOPE (Helping Other People
Everyday) Foundation which is dedicated to
helping our mentally challenged citizens.
SANCTUARY LIGHTS in the church and the
chapel are lit this week in loving memory of
Deputy Joseph John Matuskovic with love
from Mom and Dad.
FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY: Want to start a New Year's
resolution that you can keep, and
at the same time help your family?
Blessed Sacrament will be offering Financial Peace
University class to our parishioners and community, beginning on February 13th. This up-lifting,
biblically based program on personal finance has
something for everyone no matter your situation in
life. The class meets for 9 weeks, one night a
week, with small-group discussions to help encourage accountability and discipleship. FPU teaches
members how to handle money God's way, and His
ways work! For more information, please plan to
attend the Preview/Enrollment Meeting on February 2nd in the parish hall at 7 p.m. Families, couples, teenagers, and singles are all invited to attend this truly life-changing class!
The Sisters of Saint Elisabeth Convent (Belarus) will be available after
the Masses at Blessed Sacrament
Church on February 25 and 26 to
sell their HANDMADE RELIGIOUS
ARTICLES AND SOUVENIRS. For
more than 15 years, the sisters have
been rendering spiritual, social and financial support to the sick and suffering at the National Psychiatric Clinic, the boarding home for children with
special needs and mentally challenged adults and
TB clinic. Please help support the many people in
need by purchasing items of devotion for yourself
and your loved ones.
BLESSED SACRAMENT CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Congratulations and thanks to the Blessed Sacrament Parish Athletic Association. The First Annual Chili Cook-off and Oyster Roast was a great success! There were many great tasting chili
recipes from parents, parishioners and friends! It was truly a night of fun!
Catholic Schools Week begins on January 29th with the Open House for families and friends
from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Applications for enrollment will be available, and teachers of all grades
will be available to answer any questions you may have about the school. Catholic Schools Week
will end with the H.S.A.-sponsored 4th Annual Trivia Night and Silent Auction on Saturday, February 4th, in the parish hall beginning at 6:30 p.m. This is an adult-only event (21 years old and
above), and there are 8 people per team. So, now is the time to organize a team of family and
friends and join us! (If you don't have a team, trivia sponsors will do their best to find a team for
you!) The cost is $15 a player or $120 per team of 8 players. Deadline to register is January
27th.
There are a lot of amazing students at Blessed Sacrament Catholic School. Sometimes things
"just happen" that make one say "Wow!" In K3, the students enjoy listening to their teachers read
stories to them. Being just 3 years old, it is amazing how their attention and interest can be captured.
Our basketball season is in full swing. Some of our younger teams won their first games this
past week. Please check our Facebook page for the game schedules!
Thank you - families, parishioners, and other friends - for your support of BSCS as a Tradition
of Excellence - Engaging the Mind, Challenging the Body, Enlightening the Soul. Helping students reach their God-given potential since 1948.
CELEBRATING SACRAMENTS
Baptism: You must be registered and active
(use of envelopes) at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church for at least three months prior to
the sacrament. Baptisms are not celebrated
during Lent.
Baptism Class: (for child’s parents and godparents) Class is held in the parish hall on the
third Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
Both parents and godparents must attend.
Call the parish office to pre-register for the
class.
First Communion: Preparation occurs in the
first and second grades. Registration for Religious Education for those not attending a
Catholic school takes place in August.
Confirmation: Preparation usually occurs in
the seventh and eighth grades.
Adults are
asked to call the parish office.
Marriage: You must be registered and active
(use of envelopes) at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church for at least three months prior to
preparing for the sacrament. Couples are
asked to meet with the priest and begin formal
preparation at least six (6) months before their
tentative marriage date.
Reconciliation: Confessions are heard each
Saturday at 3:30 p.m. (in English) and on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. (in Spanish) or by individual
appointment with the priest.
Anointing of the Sick: The sacrament is celebrated individually upon request.
PARISH REGISTRATION
The parish welcomes all newcomers and invites you
to register. Registration forms are available in the
parish office and at the back of the church on the
right side. Those seeking to receive the sacraments
of Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation and
Matrimony must be registered members of Blessed
Sacrament Parish for at least three (3) months prior
to being able to celebrate these sacraments.
If you have a change of address or are moving from
our parish, please contact the parish office at 843556-0801 or email [email protected].
Children Envelopes are mailed to registered children grades 1st-12th grade. Boxed envelopes are
available for children K-3 to K-5.
Godparents/Sponsors must be registered for at least
three (3) months prior to being a Godparent/Sponsor
and must be fully initiated into the Catholic Church.
If married, he/she must have been married in the
Catholic Church. For details go to blsac.org.
Call the parish office to request a sponsor letter.
You should call at least two weeks prior to needing
the letter.
An active parishioner of Blessed Sacrament Church
may be entitled to a REDUCED TUITION RATE AT
BLESSED SACRAMENT CATHOLIC SCHOOL
AND/OR BISHOP ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL.
The criteria for “Active Parishioner Status” is as follows: *Weekly participation in worship through attendance at a weekend Mass, evidenced by your
weekly envelope in the offertory, *and active involvement in a parish or school ministry, * and participation in Grateful Sacrificial Giving.
Hospital & Emergency Calls
If you or a family member have been admitted to a
hospital, please call the office if you would like to let
us know. If you are scheduled to go to the hospital
and would like to receive the Sacrament of the Sick
prior, please call the office to set up an appointment.
If you have a SACRAMENTAL EMERGENCY
CALL for a priest and the parish office is closed,
please call the office (843-556-0801). After hour calls
are handled by our answering service, who have
been given instructions on how to reach a priest for
a Sacramental emergency. They will continue to try
and reach someone until they succeed.
NOTICIAS DE LA PARROQUIA
oficina parroquial.
NOTICIAS DE LA
EDUCACIÓN RELIGIOSA
GRUPO DE EMAÚS - Segundo viernes de cada mes a
las 7 pm. en el salón de reuniones del Kinder. Contacto:
Sra. María Dolores (843) 475 - 3717.
SANTO ROSARIO - Primer sábado de mes a las 7p.m.
en la iglesia. Contacto: Sra. Victoria: (843) 729-1265.
ESTUDIO BÍBLICO - Con el Padre Gabriel, primer
viernes del mes a las 7 p.m. Salón de reuniones.
CELEBRACIÓN DE SACRAMENTOS
Para solicitar algún sacramento en la
Iglesia Católica Blessed Sacrament la
familia debe estar inscrita y activa (uso de sobres en la
ofrenda) en la Parroquia Blessed Sacrament por lo
menos con 3 meses de anterioridad .
CLASE DE SACRAMENTOS ESP ECIAL ES NIVEL1:
1A - Del 4 de enero al 1ro de febrero
1B - Comienza el 8 de febrero a las 6pm. 2do piso
edificio del colegio
CLASE DE SACRAMENTOS ESP ECIAL ES NIVEL 2:
⇒ Miércoles 29 de marzo. 6 pm. 2do piso del colegio.
Es para los que están en el 2do año de preparación y
recibirán la Primera Comunión este año.
RECORDATORIO PARA LA P RIMERA COMUNIÓN
a) Sábado, febrero 4, 10 a.m. Primera Reconciliación
b) Martes, febrero 21, 6 p.m. Junta de padres
Bautizos de Infantes y Niños entre 5 a 12 años:
c)
Los bautizos se celebran en grupo una vez al mes (4to
sábado) a las 10:00 am. (No se celebran bautizos
durante la Cuaresma)
♦ Al menos uno de los padres del niño(a) debe estar
inscrito y activo en nuestra parroquia por lo menos con
3 meses de anterioridad a la solicitud.
♦ Pedir un formulario de Solicitud de bautismo y
entregarlo con todos los datos completos.
♦ Si su hijo tiene 5 años o más deben recibir una
preparación especial - ver Formación de Fe
♦ Contacto: Sra. Blanca Gunnells: (843) 475-5252
d) Sábado, Mayo 6 - Primera Comunión en inglés,
Mayo 13 - Primera Comunión en español
e) Domingo, Junio 18, Misa de las 11 am - Procesión
de los niños que recibieron la Primera Comunión.
Matrimonio:
La pareja debe hacer una cita con el sacerdote por lo
menos 6 meses antes de la fecha tentativa. Contacto:
Sra. María de la Luz (843) 469-2927
FORMACIÓN DE FE Contacto: Patricia Mochizuki (843) 556-0801 Lunes a
jueves de 8am a 12 pm
Bautismo: Los niños de 5 años deben estar inscritos en
la Educación Religiosa para recibir la preparación para
recibir el Bautismo
Primera Comunión: Si los niños no asisten a un colegio
católico, toman la preparación en la Educación religiosa
a partir del 1er grado, esta preparación dura dos años.
Confirmación: Si los niños no asisten a un colegio
católico, deben asistir a la Educación religiosa. La
preparación comienza en 7.º grado y dura dos años.
Jóvenes a partir de 8.º grado hasta 17 años deben
prepararse en el grupo RCIT (Rito de Iniciación
Cristiana para Adolecentes) que es un programa dentro
de la Educación Religiosa.
Mayores de 18 años deben prepararse en las clases
para adultos.
El sacramento se realiza
Unción de enfermos:
individualmente por solicitud. Por favor llamar a la
Sábado, 1ro de abril,, 8:30 a 12 pm Retiro
RECORDATORIO PARA LA CONFIRMACIÓN
a) Formulario de aptitud del Padrino o madrina
b) Miércoles 8 de febrero y 22 de marzo: Juntas para
confirmación (Candidatos solo)
c)
Sábado, 1ro de abril, 1 a 7 pm - Retiro para los
candidatos en el salón parroquial. Los padrinos
deben asistir a partir de las 5pm y estar con ellos
en la misa.
d) Lunes, 1ro de mayo, 5:30 a 6:30 pm Ensayo de
Confirmación en la Iglesia.
e) Martes, 2 de mayo - Celebración de la
Confirmación. Candidatos y padrinos deben estar
en el salón parroquial a las 6 p.m.
¿DUDAS? Contactar a Patric ia mochizuki (español) o
Tina Moore: [email protected]
COLEGIO BLESSED SACRAMENT
“Ayudando a que los estudiantes alcancen el
potencial de Dios les dio”
VISÍTENOS EL DOMINGO, ENER0 29 DE 2 - 4 PM
Nuestro Colegio tendrá las puertas abiertas para que
nos visite y vea lo que podemos ofrecerle. Visite los
salones, conozca a las maestras y el programa en
general de cada grado. Si desea que su recorrido sea
en español, por favor comuníquese con Patricia
Mochizuki para coordinarlo.
Preescolar: de 3 a 5 años / Primaria: 1er a 5to grado /
Escuela Media: 6.º a 8.º grado
¡Los Esperamos!
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
Special Sacraments information
(For 3rd-8th graders who have not received First Reconciliation or First Communion)
Special Sacraments class 1B (First Reconciliation class)
begins Wednesday, February 8th at 6:00pm in the upper school.
Because we have such a large class for Special Sacraments 1 (First Reconciliation), we
made two groups. Letters were handed out Wednesday, December 14, indicating which class
your child is in. If you are not sure which class your child is in, please contact either
Patricia Mochizuki (Spanish) or Tina Moore ([email protected]).
Special Sacraments class 2 (First Communion)
begins Wednesday, March 29th at 6:00pm in the upper school.
Sacramental Preparation Information
Please be sure that all paperwork has been completed for your child to receive a sacrament. In early
January, expect a letter if you have not handed in all paperwork. It is important that we get all information as soon as possible. Not handing in information may prevent your child from receiving the sacrament.
Confirmation reminders Most Confirmation candidates' sponsors have not completed their sponsor eligibility forms.
February 8 and March 22 are the next 2 Confirmation meetings during EDGE
Saturday, April 1, 1:00pm – 7:00pm (6:00 Mass for candidates and sponsors in parish hall)
Sponsors will join candidates in the parish hall at 5:00pm and stay for Mass.
Monday, May 1, 5:30pm-6:30pm Confirmation practice in the church
Tuesday, May 2 is Confirmation. Candidate and sponsor are to be in the parish hall at
6:00pm. Confirmation begins at 7:00pm.
First Communion reminders Saturday, February 4, 10:00am is First Reconciliation in the church
Tuesday, February 21, 6:00pm - 7:00pm - the First Communion Parent meeting in the hall
Saturday, April 1, 8:30am – 12:00pm is the retreat (begin and end in parish hall)
Sunday, June 18, 11:00am Mass, Corpus Christi Mass (procession with banners)
The Mission of the Blessed Sacrament Church is to
form and sustain a Catholic Community in which all
are welcomed and provided with the opportunity and
the means to know Christ better, to grow in faith and
love, and jointly to give witness to the Kingdom of
God by their lives.
MORE PARISH
NEWS
AROUND
THE DIOCESE
SUGGESTION BOX
Saint Clare of Assisi Catholic Church
is sponsoring the 10th ANNUAL
MEN'S EMMAUS RETREAT 2017 at
Camp Saint Christopher on Seabrook
Island the weekend of January 27-29,
2017. This is a unique experience that has helped
deepen the faith of many Catholic men over the
past decade in S.C. The cost is $150 (sponsorships
available), and this includes lodging and meals.
Please contact Leo Albano (843-568-8987) or David Hunton (843-327-6105) for more information
or to get a registration form.
At Blessed Sacrament Parish, we value
the opinions and input of our parishioners. The online suggestion box and the
suggestion box in the church vestibule
is an opportunity to share feedback,
praise, input, suggestions or concerns with the
parish. On a monthly basis, all submissions will
be reviewed by the Pastoral Council for discussion and action. The responses will be publicly
shared via the parish bulletin and blsac.org.
Please include your name and contact information on the suggestion card, so that we can
ensure we understand and respond accordingly.
NEW! A CATHOLIC WRITER'S
GROUP IN CHARLESTON:
A
weekly support group for Catholic
writers providing time and accountability to work on or start fictions,
poetry or memoir, any type or genre is welcome.
The group will facilitate writing from a Catholic
worldview. When: Thursdays starting January
19, 2017 until March 30, 2017. Where: Pauline
Books & Media, 243 King Street from 7:00-8:00
p.m. Who: St. Margaret Kerry (843-577-0175) or
Mary Bergida via Facebook.
READINGS FOR THIS WEEK
Mon. 1/23
Hebrews (Hebreos) 9:15, 24-28
Mark (Marcos) 3:22-30
Tues. 1/24
Hebrews (Hebreos) 10:1-10
Mark (Marcos) 3:31-35
Wed. 1/25
Acts (Hechos) 22:3-16
Mark (Marcos) 16:15-18
Thurs. 1/26
2 Timothy (Timoteo) 1:1-8
Mark (Marcos) 4:21-25
Fri. 1/27
Hebrews (Hebreos) 10:32-39
Mark (Marcos) 4:26-34
Sat. 1/28
Hebrews (Hebreos) 11:1-2, 8-19
Mark (Marcos) 4:35-41
Sun. 1/29
Zephaniah (Sofonias) 2:3; 3:12-13
Matthew (Mateo) 5:1-12
CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Diocesan Office of Child Protection
(843) 261-0430
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator
(843) 856-0748
IS YOUR FAMILY NEW TO
OUR PARISH OR WOULD
YOU LIKE TO MEET OTHER
CATHOLIC FAMILIES? The
Blessed Sacrament Parish
Family Ministry is hosting a
playdate for toddlers and preschoolers ages 1 to 4
year olds. The playdate runs from 10am to noon
on Tuesday, January 31, at the Bees Landing Rec
Center (1580 Ashley Gardens Blvd.). The cost is
$1 per child. Babies, dads and grandparents are
more than welcome to join us. For details, contact Kristin Calles (317-797-4197 or [email protected]) or Shannon Bevill
([email protected]).
OUR LADY OF MERCY COMMUNITY OUTREACH GALA, Feathers & Fedoras, will take
place at the Charleston Marriott on Saturday,
January 28, from 5:30-9:30 p.m. The 1920's
themed event will feature live and silent auctions, music by the Shem Creek Boogie Band,
heavy hors d'oeuvres and buffet stations, open
bar and a roaring good time! Join host Tom
Crawford to support the mission of helping people in need in our community. Tickets are $120
each. To buy tickets, call 843-553-4109 or visit
www.olmoutreach.org.
RESPECT LIFE
S C R I P T U R E
READINGS: When Jesus
begins to preach, he starts
by saying "Repent" (today's
Gospel). When John the
Baptist began to preach, he
said, "Repent" (see Mt. 3:1-2). When Peter began to
preach on the day of Pentecost, he said, "Repent" (see
Acts 2:38). The readings talk today about light breaking
into darkness. Repentance, whose Greek words mean a
change of the mind, is enlightenment that what one may
have thought was right is actually wrong, and what one
thought led to happiness and fulfillment actually does
not. The imperative to repent, furthermore, comes about
precisely because light has broken into darkness. Jesus
says in today's Gospel passage that the reason, motive,
and basis for repentance is that "the Kingdom of heaven
is at hand." A kingdom has broken into the world;
therefore, we see its light, are attracted by it, and begin
to move in its direction. This means breaking from sin
and from all that leads us away from the light.
The great darkness of our day is the myth that some
human lives, particularly those in the womb, just don't
count. To so many, these lives are not worthy of
constitutional protection, not worthy of our public
witness, and not even worthy of discussion. Often, this
is because of the very phenomenon Paul describes in the
second reading. "I belong to this political party." "I
belong to that organization." "I follow this particular
philosophy or theology." Based on many of these false
divisions among us, some try to justify "the right to
choose" abortion. Yet Christ breaks through these false
divisions. If all are one in Christ Jesus, it is because he
has united all human life to himself and given us all an
equal call to salvation and eternal life. Raising human
life to the heights of heaven he has raised men and
women, born and unborn. There is only one human
nature, and by the Incarnation and the Paschal Mystery,
everyone who shares that human nature now also shares
access to the very life of God. Because of that, we uphold
the dignity of every person. This indeed is the light that
has broken into our darkness, the Kingdom of God that
ushers us to repentance. (www.priestsforlife.org)
MILITARY
PLEASE PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY
(POR AQUELLOS EN EL EJERCITO): Sr. Mary
Bernard (Vietnam), Charlton L. Butler, Gerard Carisio,
Steve Carlier, Brian Cummings, Matthew Cummings,
Bill Davis, Aaron Dufficy, Brandon Faia, Melanie
Graybill, Joshua Henson, Greg Herrod, Llavar Mack,
Krystal Mason, Will McCarthy, Daniel Metts, Stanley
Morgan, Michael Morrill, William Murphy, Paul
Newbold, Brandon Pepper, Derek Pepper, and James
Robert Talmage Pinson.
MASS INTENTIONS
MASS
INTENTIONS
(INTENCIONES DE LA MISA):
Betty Albenesius, Stephen Albenesius,
Ted Albenesius, Dorothy Lee Bazzle
Bendt, Robert Bissey, Les Blyth,
Marion L. (Mickey) Burn, Jr., J.
Joseph Condon, Jr., Kelly Condon,
Camellia (Mamie) Figlorelli, Thomas
Figlorelli, Roy Fox, Demetrio & Filomena Gonzales,
Jason Hartzell, A. Patrick Hiott, Catherine B. Hurley,
William Kenneth Johnson, Brenda Kinard, Bud
Lipscomb, Bernard Maginn, Caroline D. McDermott,
Charles W. McDermott, George Moskos, Sr., Beth
Albenesius Mullen, Patria Napinas, Chuck Parker,
Mary Register, Bobby Tezza, George & Caronell
Thomy, Lee & Ella Nora Welcker, Ron L. Welcker,
Frank White, and Lucille Zwingmann.
PRAYER REQUESTS
FOR THE SICK OF OUR PARISH (POR
LOS ENFERMOS DE NUESTRA
PARROQUIA): Lane Arnold, Alex Arrieto
& Family, Steven Autrey, Prima Bernados,
Emma Carothers, John Carothers, Stacy
Clingman, Elizabeth Park Coale, Alexis Cooper, Barry
Corothers, Patti Currie, Rachel Darling, Terry Davis,
Maureen Donegan, Carmen Duc, Martha Fox, Scott
Fox, Jim Gallagher, Veronica Garcia, Curtis Gaskins,
James Gorman, Anne Groover, Matt Hoisington, Peggy
Joseph, Van Kerr, Sally LaTorre, Jim Leard, Genvieve
Lemanske, Dolores Leslie, Betsy Long, Beatrice
McCulloch, M.H. Mikell, Patty Mikell, Joseph Miller,
Barbara Miller, Mary Mitchum, Tobie Mitchum,
Miriam Moya, Tim Nagle, Connie Panko, John Pinto,
Terri Twomey Quinn, Jacob Richardson, Joel Rivera,
Patty Runey, Amanda Shealy, Agnes K. Thompson,
Betty White, Damian Wofford, Myle Wright, Charlotte
Young and Cooper Zeigler.