Saint Patrick’s

115 Maple Avenue, Victor NY 14564 (585) 924-7111 • www.stpatricksvictor.org

Authentic faith, Welcoming and Engaging

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Catholic Church

Think of Sacraments. Think of Divine Life.

Sacrament of Baptism. The sacrament through which God makes us His sons and daughters in Jesus Christ. To prepare for re-ception, call Anthony Klosterman @ 924-2800.

Sacrament of the Eucharist. The sacrament through which God feeds us with His Word and the Body and Blood of His Son, Jesus.

Weekend Masses: Saturday at 4:30 PM, Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 AM, and 5:00 PM

Weekday Masses: Monday - Wednesday, Friday at 8:30 AM, Thursday Communion Service at 8:30 AM

For First Holy Communion, call 924-2800 for more info.

Holy Communion may be brought to the sick, the home-bound, and those in nursing homes and in hospitals. Call the Parish Office @ 924-7111 for more info.

Sacrament of Confirmation. The sacrament through which God by the gift of the Holy Spirit strengthens us to give faith-ful witness to our Catholic Faith. To prepare for reception, call Anthony Klosterman @ 924-2800.

Children, older than 7 y/o, and adults who needs to be baptized, receive Communion and/or be Confirmed, call Deacon John @ 924-7111.

Sacrament of Reconciliation. The sacrament through which God’s mercy and love, justice and truth heals the wound of sin. Generally offered an hour before each Mass. Please give the priest fifteen minutes before Mass to prepare for Mass. Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. The sacrament through which Jesus continues to heal the sick among us. Anointing is offered at each Mass on the first weekend of the month. Or call Fr. Edison @ 924-7111 to schedule an anoint-ing. Sacrament of Marriage. The sacrament through which God calls a man and woman to become visible signs of His Love. Call Fr. Edison or Deacon John @ 924-7111 for more info. Sacrament of Holy Orders. The sacrament through which the mission Jesus entrusted to the apostles is continued in the Church. To learn more about vocations to the ordained min-istry, please call Fr. Edison or Deacon John @ 924-7111.

Never miss an opportunity to celebrate a sacrament.

Inside this Bulletin

Stations of the Cross on Fridays of March p.2 Traveling Chalice and Paten p.2 Altar Server Training p.2 Parish Retreat with Dr. Robert Wicks p.3 Saint Patrick’s Day Party p.3 Saint Joseph’s Table p.3 Prayer Walk p.4 Notre Dame - Women’s Retreat p.4 July - January Collection p.5 Building Fund Campaign p.5 American Catholic Religious Parenting p.6

Thank you for taking the time to read the bulletin.

Why do we exist as a parish? In order to love God with all that we are, to love our neighbor as ourselves, to make more and better disciples, and to learn and teach how to keep Jesus’ commandments.

Our Mission is based on Matthew 22: 34-40, 28:16-20.

March 10-11, 2018 Laetare Sunday

Diocesan Day of Penance and Mercy This coming Wednesday, March 14, churches throughout the diocese will be open to offer and to celebrate the Sacra-ment of Reconciliation, from 12:30 PM until 7:30 PM.

At Saint Patrick’s, the sacrament is available an hour be-fore the weekday and weekend Masses. Give Father Edison fifteen minutes before Mass to get ready for Mass.

Looking for good guides to do an examination of con-science? Visit the Catholic Bishops’ website: www.usccb.org, and search for ‘examination of conscience.’ You will find sev-eral versions of the examination.

Celebrate the Sacrament of Penance at least once a year.

The Sanctuary Candle is lit in memory of Andrew Eilertsen

by The Eilertsen Family. To offer a Mass or to light the Sanctuary Candle

in memory of a loved one, please call the Parish Office at 924-7111.

HOLY MASSES FOR THE WEEK

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Saturday, March 10, 2018

4:30pm - Kathy Ling by the Johnsons

Sunday, March 11, 2018 - Fourth Sunday of Lent 2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23/Eph 2:4-10, Jn 3:14-21 (32)

8:30am - Martha Morgan by Marian Norton

10:30am - Joseph & Margaret Sitar by

Margaret and Gary Wood

5pm - Lana Leschhorn by Meg & Carlos CHaides

Monday, March 12, 2018

8:30am - Elizabeth Won by Ena

Tuesday, March 13, 2018

8:30am - Call the office to schedule your intention.

Wednesday, March 14, 2018

8:30am - Bill Chevalier by Nancy Chevalier

Thursday, March 15, 2018

8:30am - Communion Service

Friday, March 16, 2018

8:30am - Call the office to schedule your intention.

Saturday, March 17, 2018 - Saint Patrick

4:30pm - St. Patrick’s Parishioners

Sunday, March 18, 2018 - Fifth Sunday of Lent Jer 31:31-34, Heb 5:7-9, Jn 12:20-33

8:30am - Bud Peglow by the Samoriski Family

10:30am - Sandra Leonard by Lisa Panagiotatos

5pm - Don Hamilton by Victor Girls Varsity Soccer

Liturgy & Sacramental Life

because God matters

Traveling Chalice and Paten - Hosting Families With a set of chalice and paten are the Vo-cation Prayer and detailed instructions about this vocation program. All four sets of chalic-es and patens must be returned by Saturday morning, at the Parish Office porch.

Week of March 12 - 18

Set for Weekend Masses (Sign-up at Welcome Table)

Dulce Gee

Set for Faith Formation (Sign-up at the Parish Center)

Janet Zazulak

Liturgical Ministers for the Weekend of March 17-18

Ministry Saturday 4:30 PM Sunday 8:30 AM Sunday 10:30 AM Sunday 5:00 PM

Sacristan Jackie Lafferty Ena Gill Helen Barnes Phim & Lei Dalupang

Lector One Dan Lafferty Jim Budd Cheryl Avery Dave Moore

Lector Two Jackie Lafferty Julie Knapp Cheryl Avery Mollie Moore

Holy Body (3) Deacon John, Kevin Klee,

Jeff Bartkoski Deacon John, Margie Rafferty,

Thom Rafferty Deacon John, Michelle Amadio,

David Avery Deacon John, Dee Ainsworth,

Christine DiNovo

Precious Blood (2) Linda Sandburg, Marie VanKuren Ken Reasoner, Bill Colaizzi Jim Cannan, Paul Dumas Pat DiNovo, Bev Grippo

Altar Servers (3) Matthew VanKuren,

Jillian VanKuren Ben Gensiejewski, Hannah Fleming

Maggie McCormack, Neo Passion, Lester Garrett

Leo DiNovo, Tyler Ferraro, Simon Kowal

Head Usher Andy Hart Dan Weigert David O’Hare Sante DiCarlo

Ushers / Greeters (3) Jose Sanchez, Pat Bolger,

Mike Manikowski Bob Kolb, Mark Shea

Mark Weigert John O’Brien, Adline Nwugwo,

Charles Nwugwo Norm Ainsworth,

Anthony Klosterman, Teen

Note: If unable to serve, please find a substitute. Take the time to sign-in in the Sacristy before Mass. Thank you.

Gift others with an intention for the Holy Mass. Call 924-7111 or see Kim at the Parish Office.

Praying the Stations of the Cross on Fridays of March

March 16, Friday, 9 AM (after the 8:30 AM Mass) in Church: Traditional Way of

the Cross.

March 23, 7:30 PM, in Church: Living Stations of the Cross. Presented by our youth.

March 30, 2:15 PM, from end of private driveway (weather-permitting, otherwise in Church). You are en-couraged to bring personal crucifixes. The devotion leads to the 3 PM Good Friday Service. A variety of guides for praying the Stations of the Cross

are available for you, in a basket by the Baptismal font. The Cross of Christ is the Tree of Life.

Altar Server Training Mr. Pat Bolger will be offering altar server training on the following dates: Sat-urday, March 17, 12:30 - 2 PM, Thursday, March 22, 6:30 - 8 PM and Saturday, March

24, 12:30 - 2 PM. All children who have received their First Communion are eligible. The trainings will be held in church. For inquiries, please call Mr. Bolger at 924-9351.

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PARISH EVENTS THIS WEEK

Sunday, March 11

8:30am - Knights of Columbus Breakfast - Parish Center

10:30am - Children’s Liturgy of the Word

11:30am - Coffee Hour - Parish Center

11:45am - Faith Formation

5pm - GLOW - PC

Monday, March 12 - Prayer Walk thru Wed. in the Parish Center

10am - Senior Exercise

12:30pm - Staff Meeting

4:30pm - Faith Formation

6pm - Diocesan NPM Chapter meeting

Tuesday, March 13

6:30pm - Faith Formation

Wednesday, March 14

10am - Senior Exercise

11am - Day of Penance

7pm - PPC

Thursday, March 15

6pm - Start of 40 hour devotion

7:30pm - Vocation meetings

Friday, March 16

All day - 40 hour devotion

9am - Stations of the Cross

7pm - PPC

Saturday, March 17 - Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

10am - End of 40 hour devotion

12:30pm - Altar Server Training - Church

5pm - Community Dinner - Presbyterian Church

After Mass - St. Patrick’s Day Party!

Sunday, March 18

11:30am - St. Joseph’s Day Table!

11:45am - Faith Formation

5pm - GLOW - PC

Prayer Intentions Please include any of these intentions at your daily 3 PM prayer:

For a fruitful Lenten season for our parish as we practice prayer, fasting and almsgiving, and as we celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation,

For the success of the Diocesan Day of Penance on March 14,

For ongoing support to the Parish Building Fund Cam-paign, and that we meet our 2017-18 CMA goal,

For parish stewards and good stewardship,

And for the intentions in our prayer jars.

Let us be known by our praying for each other.

Save the Date: April 8-9, Sun-Mon, 7 PM

Parish Retreat Speaker: Dr. Robert Wicks

The Answer Jesus was asked a question most rabbis of the day was asked: “What is the greatest commandment?” Like other good rabbis,

he answered by reaching into Torah. Yet, the passages he se-lected not only shocked the people of the day but also opened up for us today the answer to what should be our most press-ing question: “How should we live our life fully and share it with others freely?” In this parish retreat, the three themes of presence to others, to ourselves and to God will be addressed through story, suggested practices, and insights into the fol-lowing topics: reaching out without being pulled down, really understanding spiritual and psychological self-care, and devel-oping or enriching one’s own sense of prayerfulness.

Lent & Easter Celebrations

Chrism Mass. Witness and support ordained priests as they renew their priestly vows and as the bishop as he blesses the oils that we use for the celebration of the sac-raments. March 27, Holy Tuesday, 7 PM at Sacred Heart Cathedral. RCIA Candidates and Confirmands are most welcome.

Easter Vigil. March 31. Note the change in time, from 8 PM to 7:30 PM. If you have not participated in one, con-sider joining us this year as we welcome our catechumens and candidates. Remember to bring your Baptismal can-dle.

Easter Sundays. Take the time to replenish your Holy Water at home. Bring or use provided bottles.

Upcoming Parish Life Events

Saint Patrick’s Day. On Saturday af-ter 4:30 PM Mass, March 17 in the Parish Center. Join us on this festive evening of fun, food and music by the String Chick-ens! We have events for kids. And, you may bring your own bottle. Sign-up sheet

on the Welcome Table.

Saint Joseph’s Table. On Sunday, March 18, (note change in date!) after the 10:30 AM Mass in the Parish Cen-ter. Wear red and bring a meatless dish to share.

We appreciate your presence at our parish life events.

Membership & Parish Life

because community life matters

Join the Knights of Columbus at their Pancake Breakfast after the 8:30 AM Mass

every second Sunday of the month. This month it is March 11.

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Ongoing Faith Formation

because growth in faith matters

Avail Yourself of

Our Parish Subscription

Visit Formed.org and create your free personal or house-hold account using your personal username and password. To do this, please use the Parish Code: 3KRJJK (capitalized). Once you have created your personal account, you will have free access to all resources - movies, e-books, program series,

talks, etc.

Featured Resource for Lent

Lectio: The Eucharist.

"The Lamb of God," "The Bread of Life," "The Body and the Blood of Christ"... these are phrases we know from the Mass.

But do we understand what they mean in the greater and deeper context of Scripture and Church teaching? Acclaimed author and teacher Dr. Brant Pitre rigorously digs down to the biblical roots of the Eucharist, through its foreshadow-ing in the miraculous events of the Old Testament, the Gos-pels, and Apostolic teaching. We'll discover firsthand how Christ's Body and Blood are an integral and wondrous part of God's plan for our salvation.

The series is ideal for parents preparing children for First Eucharist, teens preparing for Confirmation and the adults in the RCIA program, and any adult parishioners who seeks to deepen their understanding and appreciation for the Eucha-rist.

Catholic Medical Ethics: Palliative Care vs. Assisted Suicide

Presented by Thomas Carroll, MD, PhD, Wednesday, March 21, 7:00-8:00 PM at St. Patrick’s. What Catholics should know about End-of-Life Care and Decisions from a Catholic Palliative Care Physician.

This will be the Confirmation class for students grade 8 and older on the week of March 18. It also serves as the Parent Session for that week. The event is open to all.

Community Dinner Our parish serves the Commu-nity Dinner at the Presbyterian Church every third Saturday of the month. On March 17, we are serving sausage stew, and copies

of the recipe and sign-up sheet are on the Welcome Table. Please remember that donations of paper goods and per-sonal hygiene products are always welcome.

Thank you for your support!

Stewardship

because generosity matters

Social Ministry & Outreach

because service matters

Penance Prayer Walk Looking for a great way to pre-pare for Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation? Come to the Parish Center and go through the Prayer Walk on March 12-14, Monday-Wednesday,

open during Office Hours and during Faith Formation (Mon: 4:30-5:45 PM and Tues: 6:30-7:45 PM). On Wednesday, con-sider going through the Prayer Walk before celebrating the sacrament. The Day of Penance on March 14th starts at 12:30 until 7:30 PM. We thank our youth for preparing the Prayer Walk for all parishioners.

Steubenville Youth Conference Saint Patrick’s Youth Ministry will accompany high school teenag-ers to Franciscan University for a Steubenville Youth Conference, themed, REVEALED. The trip will be the weekend of June 29 - July 1. The cost is $207 per student pilgrim plus transportation. We will

fundraise a good portion of this cost. This experience will be perfect for Confirmation students as they seek to grow in their understanding of their faith and their relationship with God.

Contact Anthony Klosterman thru 924-2800.

In Appreciation

To Joan Trost for preparing a meal for our teens this past Sunday.

To parishioners who continue to contribute to the Building Fund and the 2017-18 CMA.

To Sandy Brannigan and Lucy Santoro for helping at the First Communion Retreat.

To the 104 households who have accessed Formed.org.

Notre Dame Weekend Retreat - Women “Faith, Hope and Love”, April 13-15, 2018

The Catechism of the Cath-olic Church teaches us that “The theological virtues are the foundation of Christian moral activity”. This year’s retreat will focus on building a firm foundation of Faith in

which Hope will grow and Love will blossom. Join us as we discover how these three virtues “inform and give life to all other virtues.” (Catechism, 1813)

Contact: Notre Dame Retreat House at (585) 394-5700.

Gift of Time Weekend Mass Attendance

March 3-4: 4:30: 192, 8:30: 206, 10:30: 245, 5:00: 179

Total: 822 (2016 Census: 856)

Gift of Treasure March 3-4: $6,945.71

(2017-2018 budget: $8,038)

Building Fund Campaign - As of March 6: $203,921 (Goal: $220,000) Number of donors: 319

Welcoming Contributions to the Building Fund Spring is in the air? First of our capital projects this year is

the updating of the church sign at the main entrance. The village has approved our application for electronic message board. The new sign will be oriented perpendicular to Maple Avenue in order to be readable to motorists.

Please note that additional contributions to the Building Fund Campaign are accepted and those made this month will be matched dollar per dollar by a generous parishioner. Checks may be paid to St. Patrick’s Church, on memo, Build-ing Fund, or you may donate online, visit stpatricksvictor.org. Click on “Building Fund” on the mid-section of the homep-age.

Our Parish Ministries: Serving God and Neighbor Call. Ask. Discern. Serve.

Adult Faith Formation Group Altar Linen Altar Servers Assisi Ministry Baptism Preparation Team Bereavement Support Group Bible Study Buildings and Grounds Committee Catechists & Aides Cemetery Board Children’s Liturgy of the Word Church Cleaners Coffee Hour Team Communion Ministers (EMHC) Community Dinner Cub Scouts Faith Formation Advisory Board Finance Council First Responders at Masses Funeral Brunch Team Funeral Preparation Team Girl Scouts Giving Garden Knights of Columbus Lectors Liturgical Environment Liturgy Committee Men’s Group Parish Bakers Parish Christ Life Team Parish Gardens Parish Life Committee Parish Magazine Parish Office Volunteers Pastoral Council Prayer Shawl Ministry Preschool RCIA Team Marriage Preparation Team Money Counters Music Ministry (choirs, cantors, etc.) Sacristans Social Ministry Committee Stewardship Committee Ushers & Greeters Visitation Ministry Welcome Team Women’s Group Youth Ministry

Sam & Tina Condo / 678-4472 Sue Stehling / 924-3409

Pat Bolger / 924-9351 Marcie Hamilton / 924-1528

Judy & James Miller / 924-8158 Lori Cunliffe / 355-3622

Anne Leitner / 742-3417 Joan Oliphant / 742-3452

Jamie Cassata / 924-2800 Kim Reese / 924-7111 Lynn Foley / 259-3823

Mister Clean / 924-7111 Needs Coordinator

Ron Platten / 317-8512 Jean Acquilano / 645-7998

Jim Hood / 944-9054 Fr. Edison / 924-7111 Bob Muto / 924-2501

Kim Reese / 924-7111 Meg CHaides / 924-4659

Jim Budd / 742-3095 Joyce Richards / 406-0347

Needs New Coordinator Wayne Brotsch / 924-3855

Duane Pancoast / 924-8104 Diane Gernert / 398-7833

Judy Klein / 924-7022 Ray Barrett / 857-6122

Lynn Kovaleski / 742-1044 Jim Budd / 742-3095

Becky Fountain / 281-8004 Sam Samoriski / 802-6755 Chris Merante / 697-4232

Ev DeVelder / 924-2903 Todd Fleming / 749-6493 Mary Eberl / 742-2949 &

Mary Sabin / 924-7724 Kristen Leschhorn / 924-2800

Deacon John Payne / 924-7111 Deacon John Payne / 924-7111

Marge Gawronski / 398-7802 June Frosino / 924-7111

Ena Gill / 733-6650 Joan Muto / 924-2501

Dave O’Hare / 924-5816 Sante DiCarlo / 742-3118

Anne Leitner / 742-3417 Needs Coordinator

Judy Klein / 924-7022 Anthony Klosterman / 924-2800

2017-18 Catholic Ministries Appeal (CMA) Parish Goal: $110,870

As of March 6, we have raised $99,787 (90.00%). With 331 households participating.

What is the Annual CMA for? The annual CMA raises funds to support the Catholic Charities,

the Diocesan Operations & Support Services, the Ministries of the Pope Francis and Bishop Matano, the formation of Priests, Deacons, Pastoral Leaders and Vocations, the Diocesan-wide Services to Parishes and Institutions, and the Education of Our Youth through Catholic Schools, and Youth programs.

How can I give?

Donations may be made in cash, check or credit by using the CMA envelopes found on the Welcome Tables. As your financial responsi-bilities allow you, consider tithing 2% towards the annual CMA campaign.

Or, to donate online, please visit www.dor.org. Click ‘donate’ on the CMA informational slide found on the middle of the homepage.

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Second Collections at Mass March 11: Catholic Relief Services

March 30: Good Friday Collection for the Holy Land Rice Bowl reminder: Keep collecting in your Rice Bowls.

They are due March 24-25.

Please take and use second collection envelopes found at Church entrances.

July - January 2018 Collections Thank you for being generous stewards of God’s gifts.

Actual Budget Variance

Regular Envelopes $ 203,410 $ 199,375 $ 4,035

Loose Plate $ 53,256 $ 54,705 $ (1,449)

Electronic (EFT) $ 100,704 $ 96,833 $ 3,871

Christmas $ 14,963 $ 23,000 $ (8,037)

Holy Days $ 2,705 $ 3,920 $ (1,215)

Total $ 375,038 $ 377,833 $ (2,795)

We appreciate your financial support to our parish.

Parish Office & Preschool Information

Hours: Monday - Thursday: 8:30 AM - 4 PM (lunch time: 12:30 PM - 1 PM) Friday: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Parish Office Phone: (585) 924-7111 Parish Office Fax: (585) 742-3296

Faith Formation & Preschool: (585) 924-2800

Stay Connected Parish Website: www.stpatricksvictor.org

Follow regular updates through our website. Parish Facebook Pages: St. Patrick’s Church /

Saint Patrick’s Victor Youth Ministry Friend us on Facebook and receive timely updates.

Parish Youtube Channel: St Patricks of Victor NY

Subscribe and watch uploaded videos. Parish Magazine: St. Patrick’s

Take a copy from the Welcome Tables.

Our Parish Staff Father Edison Tayag, Pastor fr.edison.tayag@dor.org

Deacon John Payne, Deacon john.payne@dor.org Laura Gleeson laura.gleeson@dor.org

Coordinator of Parish Visitation Team

Anthony Klosterman anthony.klosterman@dor.org

Youth and Young Adult Ministry

Kristen Leschhorn kristen.leschhorn@dor.org Preschool/Faith Formation Secretary and Bookkeeper

Maureen O’Connor maureen.oconnor@dor.org Multi-Parish Finance Director Rich O’Donnell richard.odonnell@dor.org Parish Bookkeeping Kim Reese kim.reese@dor.org

Parish Secretary & Hospitality June Weltzer Frosino june.frosino@dor.org Director of Music Ministry Wayne Sweet wayne.sweet@dor.org

Building Maintenance John Butler jmbutler35@gmail.com Cemetery Caretaker Benny Malijan

Housekeeping

How do I submit a blurb for the bulletin? Please send a blurb by e-mail (kim.reese@dor.org). Keep the

blurb concise. Since we normally submit the bulletin for print-ing on Tuesday mornings, there is greater chance for your blurb making it in the bulletin if you submit it to us early

Monday morning. Thank you.

Let there be light…

See with the Light of Jesus. See with the Eyes of Faith. (Reflection on John 9:1-41)

“Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?" Jesus answered, “Neither he nor his parents sinned; it is so that the works of God might be made visible through him. In this encounter between Jesus and the man blind from birth, Jesus uses the contrasting images of blindness and seeing, and of sinfulness and sinlessness. In an interesting way, Jesus made connection between blindness and sinlessness and between seeing and sinfulness. He did this in order to make us aware of the great-er importance of seeing with the eyes of faith rather than just relying on the eyes of flesh. Living out our faith: Jesus reveals to us a new of seeing, that is, with the eyes of faith. Make prayer the first step in everything you do.

“I am the light of the world.” This is the second of the “I AM” sayings of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Once again, “I AM” is the name that God gave the Israelites. Identifying with this name, Jesus reveals himself as divine. Then, he does more - he reveals that as God, he is the light of the world. If the world would like to truly and honestly see itself, we must be willing to see with the light of God. Living out our faith: It is not bad to keep asking the question, “What would Jesus do?” but one must ask with good knowledge and consistent dependence on the Scriptures and the Tradition of the Church. This way, one does not speculate or do anything that is alien to the faith.

“I came into this world for judgment, so that those who do not see might see, and those who do see might become blind.” To truly and honestly see with and in the light of God, one must be humble. Judg-ment is related to righteousness, which leads us to a real awareness of the difference between right and wrong, and the recognition of our responsibility to do the right and to avoid the wrong. Jesus as he saves also judges the world according to our willingness to see or not to see with his light. Living out our faith: Read the Gospels. Make sure you are at the point now of finishing reading the Gospel of Mark.

American Catholic Religious Parenting We are at the point in the school year when we evaluate what and how we do in faith formation, sacramental preparation and the Sunday Mass. At the First Communion Retreat, I asked parents, “What do we need to tweak?” to prepare for September 2018. During the homily last weekend, I re-ferred to the Report on American Catholic Religious Parenting (by University of Notre

Dame). I shared the link to this document at the parish Face-book page and also the parish website.

Kindly find the time to read this document as a way of doing prayerful reflection - comparing your familial experi-ence with what is reported in the document. We must do so because renewal in the life of the disciple is important and must be ongoing. May we - both at home and at the parish - provide what is best for our children.

- Father Edison

And the March-April winners are...

4:30 PM Mass: David Lanzillo 8:30 AM Mass: Patty Hall

10:30 AM Mass: Colin Pierce 5 PM Mass: Cynthia Barron

Please use the designated parking space closest to church, during the indicated mass times, for the month of March and April. We had to put

the raffle on hold during the past months because of the snow.