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From Father Jim “The kingdom of heaven may be likened to a king who gave wedding feast for his son He dispatched his servants to summon the invited guests to the feast saying ‘Tell those invited ‘Behold, I have prepared my banquet…and everything is ready, come to the feast’…’Go out, therefore, into the main roads and invite to the feast whomever you find… Many are invited, but few are chosen.” A recent popular book was entitled ‘What Is Heaven Like?’ It was a compelling story. Years ago, Matthew used the parables of Jesus to tell us what the kingdom is like. Using very descriptive examples we learned about a treasure, a pearl, a net, a seed, and on several occasions a banquet, a fine wedding reception, a fiesta or party. We have been invited through our baptism to join a great banquet. We have responded as we try to live a Christian life of holiness and service. But the parable adds another dimension. We have a role as guest, but also are servants. We who have accepted the invitation and participate in the banquet, are also the servants, being sent to the main roads to bring others to His table of plenty. Our task is to have others encounter Jesus, invite them and accompany them to the banquet. We need to show them they already have their ticket and a place at His table. Mark your calendars! The Feast of All Saints is November 1st, and is a Holy Day of Obligation. Our Mass schedule for the feast day will be: Tuesday, October 31st: 7:00pm at St. Jude Wednesday, November 1st: 8:30am, 10:00am, 12:15pm, and 6:30pm at Immaculate Conception Thursday, November 2 nd : 7:00pm at IC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Our next Community Kitchen will be held on Friday, October 27th at the Elkton Presbyterian Church. Back by popular demand is our second fried chicken luncheon, which was well received last year by our guests. We need donations of large size cans of green beans, ready-to-serve rolls, and any kind of desserts. These can be delivered to the Parish Center or the Presbyterian Church on the day of the luncheon. We also need volunteers to help in the kitchen and to serve the food from 11:00-1:30. If you can help in any capacity, please call Joyce Speakman at 610-597-3135, or Kathy Chamberlin at 410-398-7299. We would love to have you! Thank you so much for your continued generosity. Why music ministry? "I come from a musical family. Music was part of life and part of worship. I never thought twice about it. When I converted to Catholic and no longer had family to sit with at church, joining the musicians meant I was still part of a tribe. Over the years it became a source of great joy to me to make music in church and to encourage others to do so. I feel most alive and most in touch with God when I am worshipping through song. No matter how hard or sorrowful life is, the joy of music never fails me. I cannot keep from singing." - Carol S. For information about the many music ministry opportunities in our parish, Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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From Father Jim“The kingdom of heaven may be likened to a king who gave wedding feast for his son He dispatched his servants to summon the invited guests to the feast saying ‘Tell those invited ‘Behold, I have prepared my banquet…and everything is ready, come to the feast’…’Go out, therefore, into the main roads and invite to the feast whomever you find…Many are invited, but few are chosen.”
A recent popular book was entitled ‘What Is Heaven Like?’ It was a compelling story. Years ago, Matthew used the parables of Jesus to tell us what the kingdom is like. Using very descriptive examples we learned about a treasure, a pearl, a net, a seed, and on several occasions a banquet, a fine wedding reception, a fiesta or party.
We have been invited through our baptism to join a great banquet. We have responded as we try to live a Christian life of holiness and service. But the parable adds another dimension. We have a role as guest, but also are servants.
We who have accepted the invitation and participate in the banquet, are also the servants, being sent to the main roads to bring others to His table of plenty. Our task is to have others encounter Jesus, invite them and accompany them to the banquet. We need to show them they already have their ticket and a place at His table.
Mark your calendars!The Feast of All Saints is November 1st, and is a Holy Day of Obligation. Our Mass schedule for the feast day will be:Tuesday, October 31st: 7:00pm at St. JudeWednesday, November 1st: 8:30am, 10:00am, 12:15pm, and 6:30pm at Immaculate ConceptionThursday, November 2nd: 7:00pm at IC~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Our next Community Kitchen will be held on Friday, October 27th at the Elkton Presbyterian Church. Back by popular demand is our second fried chicken luncheon, which was well received last year by our guests. We need donations of large size cans of green beans, ready-to-serve rolls, and any kind of desserts. These can be delivered to the Parish Center or the Presbyterian Church on the day of the luncheon. We also need volunteers to help in the kitchen and to serve the food from 11:00-1:30. If you can help in any capacity, please call Joyce Speakman at 610-597-3135, or Kathy Chamberlin at
410-398-7299. We would love to have you! Thank you so much for your continued generosity.
Why music ministry?"I come from a musical family. Music was part of life and part of worship. I never thought twice about it. When I converted to Catholic and no longer had family to sit with at church, joining the musicians meant I was still part of a tribe. Over the years it became a source of great joy to me to make music in church and to encourage others to do so. I feel most alive and most in touch with God when I am worshipping through song. No matter how hard or sorrowful life is, the joy of music never fails me. I cannot keep from singing." - Carol S.For information about the many music ministry opportunities in our parish, please contact Dana Brehany at [email protected] or 410-398-1100.
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New this Year!! “The Giving Tree!" In substitution of the "Angel Tree," our purpose and objective will be to stock and fill the pantry shelves for this essential ministry, our Outreach Program. “The Giving Tree” will be set up in both churches the weekend of November 11th and 12th. It will be decorated with ornaments representing the items we need to serve the hungry and needy in our community during the long cold winter months. We will ask you to sign a commitment letter and return your items back to the church on Sunday, December 3rd. Thank you
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October 16, 2017 St. Hedwig, Religious & St. Margaret Mary Alcoque
8:30 AM Linda & Larry Bray 50th Anniversary (Living Intention)
October 17, 2017 St. Ignatius of Antioch8:30 AM Kevin Nichols
October 18, 2017 St. Luke, Evangelist8:30 AM Luke Coiner
October 19, 2017 Sts. John de Brèbeuf & Isaac Jogues, Priests
8:30 AM Maryanne ArmilleiOctober 20, 2017 St. Paul of the Cross
8:30 AM Rev. Albert J. Gandek, OSFSOctober 21, 2017
8:30 AM Lourdes E. Marasigan 5:00 PM Bernadette Sniadowski
October 22, 2017 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time7:00 AM People of the Parish 8:30 AM Edward and Patricia McCarthy
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 AM SJ Sue Wade10:15 AM John Schweizer III
12:00 PM Albert Wepf
Liturgy
Readings for this week: 29 th Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading: Isaiah 45:1, 4-6Cyrus, King of Persia and friend to the Jewish people, becomes the Lord’s anointed one, and through God’s intervention, returns the Jews to their own country.Second Reading: 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5bPaul rejoices that the Thessalonians, newly converted to Christianity, are displaying remarkable constancy in their new-found faith.Gospel: Matthew 22:15-21Seeking to entrap Jesus, the hostile and hypocritical Pharisees ask him this dangerous question, “Is it lawful to pay tax to the emperor or not?” Realizing their treacherous motives, Jesus asks for a Roman coin, and pointing to the inscription of Caesar’s, he answers, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, but give to God what is God’s.”~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Adoration for Vocations: On the 1st Sunday of each month, exposition of the Blessed Sacrament occurs from 1pm-3pm in IC Chapel. Join us to pray for vocations to priesthood and religious life. The next opportunity is Sunday Nov 5th. Contact Dermott Mullan at 410-398-3368~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Does your child need to be Baptized? Baptism Classes are January 8, March 19, May 14, and August 20 7:00-8:30pm in the Parish Center. It’s never too early to prepare for the Baptism of your child. Parents are required and Godparents are encouraged to attend. Contact us to register and arrange the Baptism date at 410-398-1100.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Less than one month left until the start of RCIA!!Are you unbaptized and desire to be baptized? Are you a baptized Christian interested in becoming a Catholic? Are you a baptized Catholic who never received Eucharist and Confirmation? If you said yes to any of these questions then RCIA is for you!!A new RCIA program will be starting September 21st. RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is the process by which baptized Christians and those who are unbaptized become members of the Catholic Church. It is also the process by which baptized Catholics who never received the sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation receive those sacraments. Do you feel being called to have a deeper relationship with God? If so, please call the Parish Office at 410-398-1100 or email [email protected] to learn more about RCIA and to schedule an interview with Pat Kosman to register for RCIA. The RCIA process is
a wonderful way to have a greater understanding of the Catholic faith and become closer to God in the process.Sponsors are also needed to walk with those who are learning about the Catholic faith through the RCIA process. Do you love your Catholic faith? Do you want to share it with others? Please consider being a sponsor for RCIA! Call the Parish Office at 410-398-1100 to sign up. It requires a small amount of effort yet yields large rewards.
Daily Readings: 28th Sunday in Ordinary TimeSunday
Is 25:6-10a; Phil 4:12-14, 19-20; Mt 22:1-14 or 22:1-10Monday
Rom 1:1-7; Lk 11:29-32Tuesday
Rom 1:16-25; Lk 11:37-41Wednesday
2 Tm 4:10-17b; Lk 10:1-9Thursday
Rom 3:21-30; Lk 11:47-54Friday
Rom 4:1-8; Lk 12:1-7Saturday
Rom 4:13, 16-18; Lk 12:8-12
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Attention Liturgical Ministers: All liturgical ministers are asked to return their availability forms ASAP! Please note that December 24th is the 4th Sunday of Advent. Sunday masses will be Sat: 5:00pm, Sun: 7, 8:30, 10:15 at IC and 9:00 at SJ. We also need to schedule for Holy Day masses: Dec 24th
at IC: 4pm, 7pm, midnight Dec 24th at SJ: 4pm & 10pm. Dec 25th at IC: 10:15am Dec 25th at SJ: 9am ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Liturgical Ministers for Next Week: October 21-22
5:00pmAltar Servers: Mason H, Henry W EM’s Mary Ann E, Diana B, Mary Ann S Lector: Francis C Ushers: Eileen P Bill B, Pat C7:00amAltar Servers: *Unfilled* EM’s: Frank S, Gerald M, Sandra H Lector: Dave D Ushers: Charles M, William C8:30amAltar Servers: Layla B, Grace S EMs: Kathy C, Don H, Mary Ann H Lector: Ron G Ushers: Wendel S, Steven C, Anthony M, Anthony D9:00am (SJ)Altar Servers: Adam M, David M EM’s: Narcy Z, Dotty F, Diane C, Carol V, Peggy O, Lector: Michele C Ushers: Jule V, Kevin O, Bill D
10:15amAltar Servers: Ariane S, Justin M EM’s: Grace B, Richard B, Betty B, David L, Richard L Lector: Kathleen W Ushers: Bob W, Steve A12:00noonAltar Servers: Kendra M, Gabriel O EM’s: Cynthia J, Gina L, Madison L Lector: Roberto O Ushers: Teresa G, Charles C
Children’s Liturgy of the WordChildren’s Liturgy is for children ages 5-8 ONLY. Children who are not in this category are asked to remain in church.
The catechist for next Sunday, October 22th is:Dana Bell
Faith FormationImmaculate Conception School News
We continue with our special traditions to honor Mary as we move through October. We will recite a decade of the Rosary daily as a school. If you have a special intention for which you
would like us to pray, please email Jeanne Dinkle at [email protected], and we’ll add you to our list of intentions.
This week will be a busy one for our students! Our 7th graders will travel to the courthouse to have a mock trial on Monday. Tuesday will be our school-wide Respect Life prayer service. Wednesday is the next session of our after school Science Explorers club. Thursday, we will welcome special guests of our 6th graders for Special Persons’ Lunch. On Friday, interims will go home.
Mark your calendars for our Open House this Thursday from 6:00 to 8:00. We will have student ambassadors providing tours with staff available to answer any questions you may have. Now is a perfect time to plan ahead is you would like to take advantage of our tuition assistance opportunities.
ICS will be hosting a new Story Time program for children not enrolled in school. We welcome pre-school aged children, early childhood ages, and young elementary ages. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Our first Story Time session will be this Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 9:00. If you have questions about the program or are interested in helping, please contact Emily Murphy at the school 410-398-2636.
We currently have openings in multiple classrooms, including our pre-school classes. If you are curious about how you and your child would fit into our school, please consider coming in for a tour to see us in action.
Save these dates for our upcoming events:Oct. 19 – Open House from 6:00 to 8:00
Oct. 26-27 – Parent Conferences
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Faith FormationReligious Education & Sacraments
Religion Classes for Grades K-8: Today, Sunday, October 15th at 8:30am and this Wednesday, October 18th at 6:15pm.
Parent Conversation Session during religious ed. Topic: When Kids Ask Tough Questions Preparation for Reconciliation: The next meeting for those who attended the Orientation meeting will be a Parent/Child Meeting Sunday, October 29th from 4 - 5:30pm in church.
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Youth Ministry & Confirmation
All parish high school youth are invited to our gathering TONIGHT, Sunday, October 15th at 6pm in the parish center youth room. Bring spaghetti or spaghetti sauce for Outreach.
CONFIRMATION PROGRAM:Sunday Classes 4pm, Wednesday classes 6:15pm
YOUTH MINISTRY WISH LIST: Sodas in Cans, Pizza Gift Cards, Bottled Water, Salty Snacks.
Are you being called to serve the parish youth? If interested in serving our parish youth even once a month, please contact Cheryl Nickle in the religion office. We are forming a Core Team of adults to help with 7th-12th grade youth groups. Thanks to those who have come forward so far. We will begin to gather soon.
YOUNG ADULTSWe are forming a young adults group. Please contact Cheryl Nickle in the Rel. Ed. Office for more information. Get involved! Share your faith experiences!
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Interested in a study group? Many opportunities are available. Call the Office at 410-392-3551.
The Adult Enrichment Program: Wisdom “Wisdom is seeing with God’s eyes.”
–Pope Francis Topic for this week: Wisdom For Peace of Mind This Session will be held: Mon., Oct. 16 th at 6:30pm and repeated on Tues., Oct. 17th at 9:15am.
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Just ten bucks will support the Sisters of St. Francis in reaching out to the poor and provide for their elderly retired sisters. In two weeks, Oct. 28th and 29 th they will be selling raffle tickets with the chance for great prizes after each Mass. The Sisters of St. Francis have served in Immaculate Conception/St. Jude Parish for 87 years. Please come prepared with name stickers, a check made out to “Sisters of St. Francis” or cash.
Social ConcernsOutreach:
Please consider donating non-perishable foods to the Outreach! Thank you for your help, prayers, & donations to this essential ministry!!
*We are in need of: Canned Vegetables, and baby formula (Similac Advance or Similac Sensitive) Household cleaners, toilet paper, Thank you and God Bless!
Parish and Family LifeParish Coffee: Join us for Parish Coffee, November 5th after the 9 AM Mass at St. Jude’s.
Join us for Parish Coffee, November 12th after 10:15 mass at IC! Hope to see you there
Parish Events / Information
Immaculate Conception Outreach would like to thank the members and all who contributed to the Cecil County Rotary Club’s recent food drive at Acme and Redners. This fundraiser helped to collect over 1,400 pounds of food as well as funds for our outreach. Thank you!!
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AMAZING prizes at the Christmas Bazaar!! The Immaculate Conception/St. Jude's Christmas Bazaar will be held on November 11th and 12th. This year we have many awesome items to be won in the raffles and silent auction such as Eagles tickets, Ravens tickets, a vacation home in Florida for a week, entertainment, adventures, restaurant meals, family fun, adult beverages, and many other things including of course, $1,000 in cash! Be sure to come to the bazaar for fun, food, shopping, and your chance to win a fantastic prize.
VOLUNTEER FOR THE BAZAAR!! We need about 200 volunteers to help with set-up, clean-up, and the
various Parish booths. PLEASE volunteer to help. The preferred method is to sign up by using the Sign-Up Genius at http://bit.ly/ICSJ-AmericanaChristmas. If you are unable
to use the Sign-Up Genius, you can still sign up to help by calling Lisa Kaminski at 410-392-9558 (please leave a message if no answer). Thank you!
BOOK NOOK: We are accepting donations of books, movies (No VHS, please), puzzles, and games for the Book Nook. You can drop these off at the Parish Center.
Amazon Smile: Shop at smile.amazon.com, select Immaculate Conception, Elkton, MD as the charity of your choice and Amazon will donate 10% of your purchase to Immaculate Conception! Happy Shopping! -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Immaculate Conception is an affiliate partner with The Franklin Institute! As a parishioner, you get discount pricing for admission and exhibits!! Go to www.fi.edu/affiliates and enter our organization code: ICCPMGRP! Check out the awesome exhibits they are currently running: Terracotta Warriors of the First Emperor, Escape Rooms, Mirror Maze, and much more!! Book tickets today!
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The Cecil County Pregnancy center’s banquet scheduled for October 8th has been postponed until further notice. Please call 410-398-7888 with any questions or for more information.
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Christian Yoga:All are welcome to join in an hour and a half; Christ-centered meditative and gentle stretching Yoga classes.
Classes are: Mondays 7 - 8:30pm in ICS gym. The next class is tomorrow, October 16th! Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat and towel. A $7 per class offering is suggested. Come to one or all classes and feel free to bring a friend! Call the parish center with any questions.
Sunday, October 158:20 AM Confessions - SJ8:30 AM Religious Ed10:30 AM Baptisms - SJ4:00 PM Confirmation Class - PC6:00 PM HS Gathering PC
Monday, October 169:00 AM Novena – CH5:30 PM Volleyball - gym6:30 PM Adult Ed Program - PC7:00 PM Christian Yoga - gym8:00 PM AA Mtg - Caf
Tuesday, October 179:00 AM Holy Hour – CH9:15 AM Adult Ed Program - PC9:15 AM Book Discussion - PC10:00 AM ICS Prayer Service - IC4:45 PM Finance Meeting - PC5:30 PM Volleyball - gym6:30 PM Handbell Rehearsal - IC7:00 PM Boy Scout Leader Meeting - PC
7:30 PM Contemporary RehearsalWednesday, October 18
9:00 AM Rosary Crusade/SJ Novena - CH9:30 AM Cantor Reh - IC3:45 PM Children’s Choir Reh - IC5:30 PM Volleyball - gym6:15 PM Religious Ed/Confirmation Class7:00 PM Parish Council Mtg - PC
Thursday, October 199:00 AM Rosary Crusade - CH6:00 PM ICS Open House - 6:30 PM Cantor Rehearsal - IC7:00 PM Parish Choir Rehearsal - IC
Friday, October 209:00 AM Rosary Crusade - CH6:00 PM Basketball Clinic - Gym7:00 PM NA - Caf
Saturday, October 219:00 AM Rosary Crusade - CH4:15 PM Confessions - IC7:00 PM NA - caf
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Weekly OffertoryJuly 1, 2017-September 24, 2017
Fiscal Year-To-Date To-tals
Offertory Week of: September 17 Fiscal Budget Immaculate Conception $7,497.91 $9,413.50St. Jude’s $1,612.00 $1,865.00Online $3,028.00 $2,832.75 Total: $12,137.91 $14,111.252017-2018 Fiscal YTD Offertory short fall ($7,101.35)Annual Appeal: **Thank you for your support!! Please remember to fulfill your pledged amount!!**Pledged: Collected: % Collected Amount owed
$95,344 $68,935 72% $26,409
Do you have an online giving account? It’s easy to sign up! Go to our website: iccparish.weconnect.com, Click on “Go to Online Giving,” and Sign up!
Community Events / Information
Knights of Columbus Bishop Becker Council 2427
443-616-5370 or www.kofc2427.orgMeetings: 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month at 7:00pm in
the Parish Center.
Knights of Columbus Soccer Shootout Event:9am - 1pm on Saturday, Oct 14. at Chesland Soccer Complex. 12 first place awards (6 age groups / boys and girls divisions).Winners will advance to regional and State Finals in Oct / Nov
Thank a Priest on Priesthood Sunday.This year, Priesthood Sunday is October 29th. It is a time to show appreciation to our parish priests for all that they do for us. Is there a better way to say “thank-you” than to remember Father in prayer? The Diocesan Vocations Guild of the Diocese of Wilmington invites you to commit to praying for your parish priest, seminarian, or our Bishop. Then download the free spiritual bouquet certificate, print it out, fill it out, and present it to your priest on Priesthood Sunday, or any time of year! The certificate is available at www.cdow.org/DVG.
October 16, 2017 St. Hedwig, Religious & St. Margaret Mary Alcoque
8:30 AM Linda & Larry Bray 50th Anniversary (Living Intention)
October 17, 2017 St. Ignatius of Antioch
8:30 AM Kevin NicholsOctober 18, 2017 St. Luke,
Evangelist8:30 AM Luke Coiner
October 19, 2017 Sts. John de Brèbeuf & Isaac Jogues, Priests
8:30 AM Maryanne ArmilleiOctober 20, 2017 St. Paul of the Cross
8:30 AM Rev. Albert J. Gandek, OSFSOctober 21, 2017
8:30 AM Lourdes E. Marasigan 5:00 PM Bernadette Sniadowski
October 22, 2017 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time7:00 AM People of the Parish 8:30 AM Edward and Patricia McCarthy9:00 AM SJ Sue Wade10:15 AM John Schweizer III12:00 PM Albert Wepf
October 16, 2017 St. Hedwig, Religious & St. Margaret Mary Alcoque
8:30 AM Linda & Larry Bray 50th Anniversary (Living Intention)
October 17, 2017 St. Ignatius of Antioch8:30 AM Kevin Nichols
October 18, 2017 St. Luke, Evangelist8:30 AM Luke Coiner
October 19, 2017 Sts. John de Brèbeuf & Isaac Jogues, Priests
8:30 AM Maryanne ArmilleiOctober 20, 2017 St. Paul of the Cross
8:30 AM Rev. Albert J. Gandek, OSFSOctober 21, 2017
8:30 AM Lourdes E. Marasigan 5:00 PM Bernadette Sniadowski
October 22, 2017 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time7:00 AM People of the Parish 8:30 AM Edward and Patricia McCarthy9:00 AM SJ Sue Wade10:15 AM John Schweizer III12:00 PM Albert Wepf
October 16, 2017 St. Hedwig, Religious & St. Margaret Mary Alcoque
8:30 AM Linda & Larry Bray 50th
Anniversary (Living Intention)October 17, 2017 St. Ignatius of Antioch
8:30 AM Kevin NicholsOctober 18, 2017 St. Luke, Evangelist
8:30 AM Luke CoinerOctober 19, 2017 Sts. John de Brèbeuf & Isaac
Jogues, Priests8:30 AM Maryanne Armillei
October 20, 2017 St. Paul of the Cross8:30 AM Rev. Albert J. Gandek, OSFS
October 21, 2017 8:30 AM Lourdes E. Marasigan 5:00 PM Bernadette Sniadowski
October 22, 2017 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time7:00 AM People of the Parish 8:30 AM Edward and Patricia McCarthy9:00 AM SJ Sue Wade10:15 AM John Schweizer III12:00 PM Albert Wepf
October 16, 2017 St. Hedwig, Religious & St. Margaret Mary Alcoque
8:30 AM Linda & Larry Bray 50th Anniversary (Living Intention)
October 17, 2017 St. Ignatius of Antioch8:30 AM Kevin Nichols
October 18, 2017 St. Luke, Evangelist8:30 AM Luke Coiner
October 19, 2017 Sts. John de Brèbeuf & Isaac Jogues, Priests
8:30 AM Maryanne ArmilleiOctober 20, 2017 St. Paul of the Cross
8:30 AM Rev. Albert J. Gandek, OSFSOctober 21, 2017
8:30 AM Lourdes E. Marasigan 5:00 PM Bernadette Sniadowski
October 22, 2017 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time7:00 AM People of the Parish 8:30 AM Edward and Patricia McCarthy9:00 AM SJ Sue Wade10:15 AM John Schweizer III12:00 PM Albert Wepf
