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First Sunday in Lent March 10, 2019

Non Territorial Parish 4435 E Patterson Road

Dayton, OH 45430-1033 Phone: (937) 429-0510

web site: www.qac-ohio.org

Pastor: Rev. Tom Schroer, S.M. Pastoral Associate: Deacon Greg Cecere

Liturgies are Interpreted for our deaf community members

NOTE: Nursery Service available each Sunday in Si Lounge! Contact Erica Rudemiller, lerudemiller@gmail.com

A Member of the Marianist Family

We share this bread and cup.... ....and we proclaim our willingness to build a community of love, and to be the holy people God calls us to be.

(QAC Vision Statement)

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From a Marianist Community of student brothers open to visitors for Sunday Eucharist, Queen of Apostles Community emerged as a non-territorial parish on August 28, 1973.

Continuing in the tradition of the Marianist Charism, we come together each week as a family of Catholic, Christian believers, to worship our God in the Eucharist with song &

praise and to share in the breaking of the Bread. In so doing, we proclaim our willingness to build a community of love and to be the holy people God calls us to be.

If you are visiting and worshipping with us for the first time, we extend to you our warmest welcome. Our prayer is that your worship experience will be uplifting and Spirit filled.

We hope you will visit us often and worship with us!

(If you’d like more information about us or would like to join our Community, please fill out the form on the back cover and drop it in the collection basket!)

NOTE: If the form on the back is missing, email qacohio@sbcglobal.net with your name, phone number, address and we’ll contact you about joining us.

Marianist Doxology May the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit be glorified in all places

through the Immaculate Virgin Mary.

QUEEN OF APOSTLES COMMUNITY (QAC)

“THE SPIRIT” & SUNDAY HOMILIES ON LINE: Visit our QAC website at qac-ohio.org. On the main page, you’ll find ‘The Spirit of QAC’ under ‘Our Community.’ ‘Homilies’ are listed under ‘Sunday Bulletin.’

STEWARDSHIP & GIVING

1st Sunday in Lent: “I have now brought you the first fruits of the products of the soil which you, O Lord, have given to me.” (Deuteronomy 26:10). This line from the Old Testament offers two challenges. First, do you give to God from your “first fruits”, the best that you have to offer, or do you give from what is leftover? Second, do you recognize that everything you have has been given to you by God? Ask God for a grateful and generous heart, every day, in all circumstances.

QAC Financial Summary - January 2018

Monthly (Actual) Year to Date (Actual) Year to Date (Budget) Collections $ 13,069 $ 119,999 Other Income $ 1 $ 3,625 Total Income $ 13,070 $ 123,264 Operating Expense $ 15,500 $ 114,873 $149,933 Income-Expense $ (2,430) $ 8,751

Report now EXCLUDES the following non-operating items: Total Excluded Expense $ 60,014 Total Excluded Income $ 11,681

Thank you for your generosity!

Attendance: 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time (March 3rd) - 110

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1st Sunday in Lent (Cycle C)

Presider...............................Fr. Tom Schroer, S.M. Assisting..............................Deacon Greg Cecere Liturgy Planner....................Sharie McKenny Music Director.....................Teesie Lupp Interpreter for the Deaf........Susan Fraker

Deuteronomy 26:4-10: Moses instructs the Israelites to offer the first fruits of the land as a thanksgiving to God and to continue this offering every spring as a ritual for remembering God as the source of all blessings. The festival of first fruits eventually became connected with the celebration of God’s deliverance of Israel out of bondage. Passover recalls God’s liberation of the chosen people. Here is established the liturgical requirements of the feast and has been used in Passover celebrations for thousands of years.

Romans 10:8-13: Paul discusses the relationship between inner faith and its outward expression. He makes clear that both inner belief and a confession of faith are required. Outward expression alone is not enough; there must be a genuine inner trust that God has conquered death in Jesus. But the belief must also be verbalized. An unwillingness to voice one’s faith that Jesus is Lord belies a weak faith indeed.

Luke 4:1-13: The temptations Jesus faced are familiar to us. We often desire comfort for ourselves, and a life free of effort in meeting our basic human needs. We’re also tempted by the promise of power and sometimes sacrifice our values to pursue it. And we sometimes desire to test God, thinking we can determine how God should communicate with us. Jesus chose to identify with the poor by being hungry, with the oppressed by rejecting displays of honor, and with the unpretentious by refusing to demand that God save him. In fact, Jesus’ entire life and his death reflect these values.

Ministers Taking Eucharist to Those Not With Us

Presider: Let us send these ministers to those who could not be with us.

Response: Receive the Body of Christ for the nourishment of those who are not here with us. Assure our friends of our prayers and blessings throughout the week.

Service Music Gathering ................................ Tree of Life (Lent General & Verse 1) ...................... Gather 397 Penitential Rite ....................... Spoken 1st Reading ............................ Deuteronomy 21:4-10 ............................................ Sue Gillum Responsorial..........................Be With Me, Lord (Psalm 91) ..................................... Gather 85 2nd Reading .......................... Romans 10:8-13 ........................................... Steve Nordmeyer Gospel Acclamation ............... Come Now, O Word of God .................................. Bulletin, Pg 4 Gospel ................................... Luke 4:1-13 Sacrament of the Sick ......... ....................................................................................... Fr Tom Creed ..................................... Spoken (Affirmation) Universal Prayers .................. Response: “Lord, Hear Our Prayer.” ............. Margie Hudnell Sign of Peace ........................ Sung ....................................................................... Choir Leads Preparation of the Table ........ Hold Us in Your Mercy ............................................. Gather 398 Holy, Holy .............................. Sung (Mass of Christ Our Savior) ................................. Handout Memorial Acclamation ........... Sung (Mass of Christ Our Savior) ................................. Handout Doxology/AMEN .................... Sung (Mass of Christ Our Savior) ................................. Handout Lord’s Prayer ......................... Spoken Lamb of God .......................... Sung (Mass of Christ Our Savior) ................................. Handout Communion ........................... Only in God .............................................................. Gather 621 Meditation .............................. None Sending Forth ........................ Blest Be the Lord ...................................................... Gather 617

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With Permission

* * * PLEASE SILENCE ALL CELL PHONES BEFORE LITURGY * * *

EUCHARISTIC MINSTER TEAM 2: Joan Ivory, Marie Restivo, Chris Sitko, Roger Stallkamp, Claire Holcomb, Mary Lou Kramer, Cathy Adler. Lisa Berry, Cianna Berry, Sierra Groff, Bella Greet, Marilyn Nagle (Low Gluten).

EUCHARIST BREAD BAKERS: Chris Sitko (Mar 10th), Mary Lou Meers (Mar 17th), Ruby Bauer (Mar 24th), Marie Restivo/Gina Greet (Mar 31st). If you'd like to make the Eucharistic Bread or for info, call Ruby Bauer, 426-7260. Recipes furnished on request.

Birthdays & Anniversaries

LOW GLUTEN HOSTS are available at our Masses. If you are in need of the low gluten host because of gluten intolerance, come to the Eucharistic minister standing to the right of the tabernacle when Communion distribution begins.

Birthdays (Mar 10th-17th)

Mar 10th - NONE LISTED 11th - NONE LISTED 12th - NONE LISTED 13th - NONE LISTED 14th - Colette Misenko 15th - NONE LISTED 16th - Pat Chmiel 17th - Ian Measures, Caitlin Worthington

Anniversaries

Mar 2nd - Pat & Jerry Reichard 9th - Mary Lou & Bill Meers 15th - Sara & Greg Repasy 16th - Susan & Dennis Hernit 20th - Mandy & Jeff Cowgill 22nd - Terri & Ron Blanken 23rd - Tracy & Ken Moran 27th - Marti & Tom Quakenbush

Come Now, O Word of God

Fill our minds, that we may hear your wisdom; Touch our lips, that we may speak your truth;

Hold our hearts, that we may always follow you; Come now, O Word of God.

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* * * COMMUNITY INFORMATION * * *

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK TODAY: Following the homily, we will have the Sacrament of the Sick with Anointing. Our prayer team will pray over you and Fr. Tom will anoint you for healing from any illnesses and for spiritual strength and health.

LITURGY PLANNING MEETING TODAY: Si Lounge (following Mass) We’ll be planning for Holy Week liturgies. All are welcome to attend. If you have questions, please contact Katie Gibbs (Katrina.m.gibbs@gmail.com) or Chalsi Campbell (chalsi.eastman@gmail.com). We’d love to have you join us and see how the process works. It's not complicated. So, if you’d like to be involved, we have plenty of people willing to help you plan.

PRESENTATION on SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER CRISIS: Terri Blanken will host a series of presentations from the Catholic and Lutheran response to the substance use disorder crisis – dates are Tuesdays, Mar 12th, Mar 19th, April 16th, 7:00-8:00 PM, Family Room, Si Lounge. The series will include personal stories of how drug or alcohol use disorders affect people’s lives, relevant scripture readings and reflection, discussion questions and prayer. Since the topics at hand are intense and sometimes personal, each week begins with a reminder that we are on holy ground when we share and receive these stories. Terri will also provide community resources that are available for support families in crisis. Please contact Terri DIRECTLY at (937) 723-0151 or terriblanken723@gmail.com for more information or if you are interested in attending.

QAC COMMUNITY CONVERSATION & LUNCHEON: Sunday, Apr 7th. We’ll gather as a community after for a lunch provided by QAC and a community conversation following. Dr. William Johnston, Associate Professor in Religious Studies at the University of Dayton will present to us the development of liturgy from Vatican II until the present. Afterwards we will have an opportunity to have a community conversation to explore the implications of his presentation for us as individuals and as a community, especially our liturgy.

Dr. Johnston is from South Bend, Indiana. He received his B.A. in Theology and English, M.A. in Theology (Liturgy) and Ph.D. in Theology from the University of Notre Dame. He has served in church ministry in the Diocese of Richmond, VA, Archdiocese of Baltimore, MD and the Diocese of Grand Rapids, Michigan. During his work in those settings, he played a variety of roles in the development of three documents published by the U.S. Catholic Bishops – Our Hearts Were Burning Within Us, The National Directory for Catechesis and Co-workers in the Vineyard of the Lord.

Dr. Johnston joined the faculty of the Department of Religious Studies at UD in 2006 with specific responsibilities in the area of pastoral ministry. He currently serves as the Director of the MA Programs for the Department.

Everyone is invited. In order to provide adequately for the lunch and appropriate space for our sessions, everyone is asked to sign up in the vestibule by Sunday, March 24th. Lunch will be provided with funds resulting from the One Faith, One Hope and One Love campaign.

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SEEKING GENTLY USED LAPTOPS: The Change and Be Changed non-profit organization headed by Elisabeth & Thomas Hangartner is in need of used but functional laptops for the use of college students that they support in Malawi. We’ll be sending some to Malawi in May when the Wright State students visit. If you have a laptop that you are replacing, please consider donating it to Change and Be Changed. Donations are tax deductible as charitable contributions. Questions? Please contact Jack Simpson (pampango@gmail.com or 620-4021), if you have a laptop that can be donated. Thank you!

SPIRIT NEWSLETTER: Do you have a creative side? Do you like to write or draw? Why not share your talent with our community by writing an article or drawing a picture for the QAC Spirit. Send your writing or drawing to qacspirit06@att.net by the 18th of each month. CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES (CRS) RICE BOWL PROGRAM: A CRS faith-in-action program offering opportunities for us to engage daily with the spiritual pillars of Lent - prayer, fasting and almsgiving. It’s an opportunity for us as a community to come together and reflect on what it means to live out our Gospel call to go out and encounter those most in need. Please take a Rice Bowl home, they can be found in the vestibule.

We are invited us to encounter the needs of the world with the hope of the Resurrection, reflecting on how this encounter can be transformative. We will see how our Lenten prayers, fasting and almsgiving can respond to Pope Francis’s invitation to Share the Journey by supporting those worldwide who are forced to flee their homes to find safety or better opportunities. As we prepare for this holy season, it is especially important to come together as a family and reflect on the crosses of hunger, poverty and war that our brothers and sisters forced to flee their homes carry. In so doing, we stand alongside these members of our human family, supporting them as the Gospel calls us to do. Please consider these suggestions in your family’s Lenten plan: Use your CRS Rice Bowl and Lenten Calendar daily to guide your prayer, fasting and

almsgiving. Read the Stories of Hope and daily reflections to inspire your Lenten journey—and guide your

Lenten almsgiving. Prepare simple, meatless meals on the Fridays of Lent to eat in solidarity with our brothers and

sisters around the world.

SENIORS CORNER ST. PATRICK'S DAY Harrigan's Pub, Kettering. "Father, Son & Friends" are there Sunday, Mar 17th. I always go for the morning set from 9:30 AM-12:30 PM. I’ll be there with a mug of coffee and a couple loaves of Irish soda bread with jam and butter. Come join me.

FREE OR NEARLY FREE Check out the recitals and concerts at Sinclair or Wright State University. WSU: Collegiate Chorale Concert, Sunday, Mar 24th, 3:00 PM, Schuster Hall, Creative Arts Center. WSU: Phi Mu Alpha American Musical, Monday, Apr 1st, 6:55 PM, Recital Hall, Creative Arts Center.

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Visit crsricebowl.org to watch videos of the people and communities you support through your Lenten gifts to CRS Rice Bowl.

We will collect your CRS Rice Bowls at the end of Lent, so stay tuned to learn more. Thank you for participating in CRS Rice Bowl with your family. Erica Rudemiller

ST. VINCENT DONATIONS: Bring usable clothing to the chapel vestibule any Sunday or drop off in marked cabinets in the hallway near the Teen Room outside Si Lounge. March request: All types of dry pastas (spaghetti, elbow, etc.). Contact Margie/Tom Hudnell, tom.hudnell@gmail.com, or 937-429-0320.

2019 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES APPEAL (CMA): This is our opportunity each year to support the work of six vital ministries and their many programs, all of which operate in our archdiocese. If we exceed our parish goal for the CMA, 50% of our overage comes back to the parish to be used toward a parish ministry to be selected. Please prayerfully consider supporting this year’s CMA. Your generosity serves as a witness of Christ’s love for thousands of people throughout our Archdiocese. For more info, please visit CatholicAppeal.info. PLEASE DO NOT make checks out to QAC. Pledge cards/envelopes are available in the vestibule. Put ‘Queen of Apostles/Dayton’ on the ‘Parish name’ line on the card. Thanks!

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CJ HOSTS HOOPLA STEM CHALLENGE: Sunday, Mar 17th. Registration at 12:00 PM, Opening Ceremony at 1:00 PM. Shoot hoops and learn something new at The Big Hoopla STEM Challenge at Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School. This free event features local organizations sponsoring plenty of activities, food and chances to compete for prizes: game tickets, gift cards, t-shirts and iPad mini’s! Plus, finalists will compete at half-time during NCAA first four games.

FOOD FOR THE JOURNEY PROJECT: Members of the Marianist family are encouraged to volunteer at Food For The Journey project, a neighborhood dinner that occurs each Tuesday in the Madonna Room, Corpus Christi Church, 527 Forest Ave, Dayton. Volunteers assist with meal prep from 3:30-5:00 PM; meal service from 5:00-6:00 PM and cleanup from 6:00-7:00 PM. To volunteer, please contact Chuck Wourms, cwourms@foodforthejourneyproject.org, 937-545-9959..

SENIOR VISITORS NEEDED FOR CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES: Did you know that Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley (CSSMV) offers a ministry of presence to senior citizens in our community? Historically CSSMV has offered over 4,000 volunteer hours to our Senior Visiting program, and we’d love to see that number increase even more. If you or someone you know would be interested in spending about 2 hours per week with an isolated senior in the community, please contact Caitlin at (937) 223-7217 (x1141) to learn more about this program.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Catholic Social Services needs volunteers to staff the front desk at our administrative office, 922 W. Riverview Ave., Dayton. Our most urgent need is for the hours of 11:00 AM-5:00 PM, Thursdays & Fridays. Volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of 2 hours. The front desk volunteer greets and directs visitors in a professional and courteous manner; provides

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visitors with information about external resources when needed; and provides administrative support. Visitors include board members and donors as well as clients accessing services. For more information or to volunteer, please contact Caitlin Cipolla-McCulloch, (937) 223-7217 (x1141).

YOUNG WOMEN DINNER & FAITH SHARING: Young women (ages 21-45) are invited to attend dinner & faith sharing with the Sisters of the Precious Blood, 2nd Tuesday each month. Our next dinner is on March 12th, 6:30 PM, 1105 Amherst Place, Dayton. For more information & to RSVP, please e-mail Jenna at JLegg@cppsadminorg.

BRUNNER LITERACY CENTER ‘OPEN HOUSE’: Thursday, Mar 14th, 6:00-7:30 PM, 4825 Salem Ave., Dayton, to share our mission and volunteer opportunities with community members in the Dayton area. Everyone is invited!

MASS IN HONOR OF THE FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH: Hosted by Chaminade Jullienne, Tuesday, Mar 19th, in the CJ Chapel, 8:15 AM, followed by a continental breakfast. Guests are asked to RSVP at tinyurl.com/y43n4w87 by Mar 11th!. If you wish to provide any prayer intentions for the Mass, please include those with your RSVP.

BEREAVEMENT GROUP: Join Wright Memorial Public Library & Ohio's Hospice of Dayton for “Reel Healing” (1776 Far Hills Ave., Oakwood, 937-294-7171), for a monthly film series and discussion group focusing on the theme of grief. Screenings will begin at 1:00 PM, third Friday of every month followed by a short discussion facilitated by bereavement care professional Pamela Tyler. The Mar 15th feature film is “Things We Lost in the Fire.” Visit www.wrightlibrary.org/content/reel-healing.

CHAMINADE JULIENNE ANNUAL FISH FRY: Saturday, Mar 23rd. Guests 21 and older are invited to for food, drinks, and fun including games and a silent auction. This is a great community event for adults. Dinner at 6:00 PM. and games start at 7:00 PM - sponsored by the CJ Blue Green Club. NOTE: There are no physical tickets for this event. Registration is also available at the door for $20 per ticket. No Refunds. Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School, 505 S. Ludlow Street, Dayton. Contact Emily Benson, 937-461-3740 (x294).

CARROLL FREEDOM PLAYERS STUDENTS PRESENT “OKLAHOMA”: Carroll High School Freedom Players will perform Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma,” Mar 22nd & 23rd, 7:00 PM; Mar 24th, 2:00 PM. Set in farm country outside the town of Claremore, Oklahoma Territory in 1906, it is the story of farm girl Laurey Williams and her courtship by two rival suitors, cowboy Curly McLain and the sinister farmhand Jud Fry. A secondary romance concerns cowboy Will Parker and his flirtatious fiancée, Ado Annie. The large cast will fire up the stage with over a dozen familiar songs, including "Oh What a Beautiful Morning", "People Will Say We’re in Love", "The Farmer and the Cowman" and "Oklahoma." Tickets can be purchased online at www.carrollhs.org, at the school office, or at the door - $12 for adults and $10 for students & senior citizens. Children under 5 are FREE. For more information contact Mrs. Toni Weitz, (937) 253-8188 (x329) or email drama@carrollhs.org. Carroll High School, 4524 Linden Ave, Dayton

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WORLD WIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER (WWME) WEEKEND: Did you know that couples who attend a WWME Weekend • Experience only a 2% divorce rate; • Live the true meaning of the Sacrament of Marriage; • Become more involved in their church; • Renew the Church through discipleship with other couples. Winter is getting cold. Is your marriage cooling off too? Spice things up with a Marriage Encounter Weekend! It would make a wonderful Valentine's gift for your spouse. Next Marriage Encounter weekends in this area are Mar 29th-31st & Sep 6th-8th. For more details or reservation, contact Andy & Jeanne Folfas, (937) 886-5196 or jeannemarie42@hotmail.com or esharing.org.

COME AND SEE WEEKEND: A day of prayer and discernment with the Cincinnati Poor Clare Nuns, Sunday, Mar 24th, 1505 Miles Road, Cincinnati, 513-825-7177 (flyers in vestibule). We invite women between the ages of 18-40 to come spend the day with us, 8:00 AM-6:00 PM. We begin with Morning Prayer and Mass. After Brunch with the sisters, there will be presentations by the sisters and time for prayer, reflection and questions, We’ll end the day with Evening Prayer and Adoration in our Main Chapel. RSVP by Friday, Mar 15th at the phone number above or email vocationdirectorosc@gmail.com.

2019 STANG SYMPOSIUM: Tuesday, Mar 26th. All are invited to attend the school's annual global issues and social justice presentation, The Sr. Stang Symposium, named in honor of Julienne graduate and martyr Sr. Dorothy Stang, SNDdeN, '49. Learn about how the Class of 2019 is making a difference in the Dayton community, and hear from keynote speaker, Laura Roesch, Chief Executive Officer of Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley. Learn more at www.cjeagles.org/events/2019-stang-symposium.

CHAMINADE JULIENNE PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS - ‘AN A CAPPELLA CONCERT’: Sunday, Mar 31st, featuring the school's two a cappella groups, Vega and Phoenix, along with The Ohio State University a cappella group, Majors and minors. Three CJ alumni are members of the OSU group. Visit www.cjeagles.org/events/cj-performing-arts-presents-cappella-concert.

THE ACADEMICS, THE ARTIST & THE ARCHITECT: Retrieving the Catholic Tradition, Wednesday, Apr 10th, 7:30 PM, The Athenaeum of Ohio. In the nineteenth century, the Catholic Church rose like a phoenix from the aftermath of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. Three complementary, but contrasting revivals: the theological, artistic, and architectural helped reinvigorated Catholicism. The dynamism of these movements continues to inspire and can help serve to reinvigorate our own age. Presenter: Father Joseph Carola, S.J., Professor of Patristic Theology at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome The lecture will be held at the Bartlett Pastoral Center, The Athenaeum of Ohio/Mount St. Mary's Seminary, 6616 Beechmont Ave., Cincinnati. All our welcome and admission is free. The lecture will be live-streamed at www.athenaeum.edu

LAY MINISTRY FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES - VANDALIA: The Archdiocesan sponsored Lay Pastoral Ministry Program will offer two years of undergraduate equivalency coursework in scripture, theology, doctrine and pastoral studies at St. Christopher Parish, Vandalia beginning Aug 24th.

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Graduate options available at the main campus in Cincinnati. The Certificate program is designed for busy adults with Saturday classes, flexible components and a supportive environment. The LPMP provides a solid foundation for personal growth and enrichment, professional and volunteer ministry and for applying to the Permanent Diaconate. The Information Meeting will outline program options, tuition and fees, the application process and the benefits of an Athenaeum education. Call 513-231-1200 or email smcgurgan@athenaeum.edu for more information. LPMP Information Meeting, 10:00 AM, Saturday, Apr 13th, St. Christopher, Vandalia, Emmaus Center Multipurpose Room. DIRECTIONS: Turn onto James E Bohanan Rd off of Rt 40/National Rd. At the curve in the road, go straight into the entrance of the property. Follow the drive around to the front of the building (Emmaus Center). Enter the double doors and there will be signs directing visitors to the Emmaus Center Multipurpose room, the last room on the R down the hall. Come and see how lay Catholic studies can transform your life!

MEDITATION OF THE DAY: "The fast of Lent has no advantage to us unless it brings about our spiritual renewal. It is necessary while fasting to change our whole life and practice virtue. Turning away from all wickedness means keeping our tongue in check, restraining our anger, avoiding all gossip, lying and swearing. To abstain from these things— herein lies the true value of the fast." ~ St. John Chrysostom

ENCOUNTER GOD THIS LENT!: "During these forty days of Lent, let's allow ourselves to be known, all the way through! Nothing to hide from, in ourselves, from ourselves, or from God." ~ Richard Rohr

* * IMPORTANT INFORMATION * *

BAPTISMS: Planning on having your baby baptized during Mass or after Mass, contact Deacon Greg (429-0510) AT LEAST 2 MONTHS before the baptism date. You must also attend a Baptism class (call Deacon Greg)... you don’t have to wait until your child is born to attend! If no reservations made one week prior, class is canceled.

Classes for 2019: Mar 17th Apr 21st May 19th Jun 16th Jul 21st Aug 18th Sep 22nd Oct 20th Nov 17th Dec 22nd

NOTE: NO BAPTISMS during Lent or during Mass in Advent (before or after Mass in Advent is still your option)!

Next Week (Mar 17th) Presider: Fr. Ted Cassidy, S.M.

Year C– 2ndSunday in Lent Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18; Philippians 3:17-4:1; Luke 9:28b-36

Visit: http://www.usccb.org/

VOCATION VIEWS

God brings us through difficult experiences and always leads us to life. Depend on the Holy Spirit to guide you on the path of life. (Luke 4:1-13)

Please pray for vocations to the lay ministries, priesthood, diaconate, dedicated religious life and dedicated single life.

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QAC INFORMATION REQUEST FORM, ANNOUNCEMENTS & SI LOUNGE RESERVATIONS

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT QAC OR WANT TO JOIN OUR COMMUNITY, please print your name, phone number and email address clearly and we will contact you.

Name: Address: Phone: Email:

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ANNOUNCEMENTS - to be placed in Bulletin for the following:

Organization/Group:

Submitter/Telephone:

ANNOUNCEMENT: Please run in Bulletin for these dates: You may email your announcement to Deacon Greg at qacohio@sbcglobal.net

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SI LOUNGE RESERVATION: Please reserve Si Lounge for the following:

Program/Date(s) Required:

Room(s) Needed/Times:

Contact Person/Phone Number:

Or call in your reservation to the QAC Office at 429-0510. If you have any questions, please call Deacon Greg on Tue/Thu, 3:00-7:00 PM, Wed/Fri or Sat, 8:00 AM-Noon at the QAC Office, 429-0510.