September 30, 2018 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mission Statement St. Paul Catholic Community builds disciples,

grows our faith and serves

others in Christ’s name.

Mark 9:38-43, 45, 47-48

MASS SCHEDULE

Daily: Monday - Saturday 8:30 AM

(Rosary held after Mass)

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM

7:00 PM (En Español)

Sunday 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM

Sacrament of Penance Saturday 2:30 - 3:30 PM

(or by appointment)

Parochial Administrator Rev. Mark Wajda

Parochial Vicar Rev. Mark Librizzi

Hispanic Ministry Rev. Gianni Agostinelli

Deacons Michael McGinnity

Michael Balchus

Parish Office Hours Monday thru Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

www.ccstpaul.com email: info@ccstpaul.com

1330 Sunshine Avenue, Leesburg, Florida 34748 352-787-6354

Events with Bishop Noonan

15th Annual Harvest Ball Join Bishop Noonan at the 15th Annual Harvest Ball to benefit Bishop Grady Villas scholarship fund.

Oct. 13 from 6 – 11 p.m. at Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal Blvd., Orlando For more information, visit www.bishopgradyvillas.org or call 407-892-6078.

Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for September

Universal-Young People in Africa That young people in Africa may have access to

education and work in their own countries.

September 23 1st ...................................... $17,240.72 2nd ..................................... $3,075.50 Online ................................ $3,932.72

This Week’s 2nd Collection: Security—supports continuous improvements to ensure the safety of parishioners during Mass and other activities.

Next Week’s 2nd Collection: Building Fund—Supports our fiscal efforts to reduce the mortgage of the new church.

STEWARDSHIP

AROUND THE DIOCESE

St. Paul Adoration Chapel

Hours: 5 am to midnight daily. To receive an entry

code, please visit our Parish Office.

Please do not decorate the pews or the statues in

the Adoration Chapel.

Rosary Crusade On the 101st Anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun, America Needs Fatima is sponsoring over 23,000 Rosary Crusades across America. On Saturday, Oct. 13, at 12 pm, a Rosary service will be held at St. Mark the Evangelist in Summerfield. For information, contact Aggie Taylor at 352-753-0761.

Flowers placed in front of the altar in memory of

Patricia Heitzman. Donated by

Robert Heitzman.

Flowers placed in front of the

ambo in celebration of their

61st wedding anniversary.

Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Panetta

Sunday, September 30 Readings: Numbers 11:25-29/James 5:1-6/ Mark 9:38-43, 45, 47-48 7:00 am Mass / Church 9:00 am Mass / Church 11:00 am Mass / Church Monday, October 1 Readings: Job 1:6-22/Luke 9:46-50 8:30 am Mass / Church 9:00 am Rosary / FEC 220 9:30 am Symbolon: Knowing the Faith / FEC 215 Tuesday, October 2 Readings: Job 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23/Matthew 18:1-5, 10 8:30 am Mass + Rosary / Church 4:30 pm ESL Classes / FEC 6:30 pm Book of Job / FEC 215 Wednesday, October 3 Readings: Job 9:1-12, 14-16/Luke 9:57-62 8:30 am Mass + RL Novena + Rosary / Church 9:30 am Rosary Makers / FEC 220 9:30 am Book of Job / FEC 215 1:00 pm Gathering Group / FEC 215/217 6:30 pm St. Paul Handbell Rehearsal / Church 7:00 pm Hispanic Prayer Meeting / FEC 216/218 Thursday, October 4 Readings: Job 19:21-27/Luke 10:1-12 8:30 am Mass + Rosary / Church 12:00 pm CCW General Meeting / HFR 4:30 pm ESL Classes / FEC 6:00 pm 11 am Choir Rehearsal / Church 7:00 pm 9 am Choir Rehearsal / Church Friday, October 5 Readings: Job 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5/Luke 10:13-16 8:30 am Mass + Rosary / Church 9:30 am Respect Life Meeting / FEC 220 6:30 pm First Friday Adoration / Church Saturday, October 6 Readings: Job 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17/Luke 10:17-24 8:00 am Morning of Grace / HFR 8:30 am Mass + Rosary / Church 2:30 pm Sacrament of Penance / Church 4:00 pm Mass / Church 5:15 pm Faith Formation Classes / FEC 5:15 pm Symbolon: Knowing the Faith / HFR 6:00 pm Spanish Choir Rehearsal / Church 7:00 pm Mass / Spanish / Church 8:00 pm Soledad Escamilla (Baptism Celebration) / Social Hall

CCW - Acts through its members to support, empower and educate all Catholic women of the parish in spirituality, leadership and service. All women are welcome to join us, first Thursday of the month at noon. September-May. Contact: Connee Maxim - 352-787-5287 Gathering Group - Social Group –meetings weekly on Wednesdays at 1 pm. September-May. Contacts: Lucille - 352-661-3252 Carol - 352-638-9179 Gifted Hands - A knitting ministry established to give comfort to those in nursing homes, hospital and shut-ins. Meetings: fourth Friday of the month at 1 pm. Contacts: Gloria - 352-410-7113 Rebecca - 352-728-4835 Ladies Auxiliary KOC - All women of the parish are welcome. Meetings held second Sunday of every other month. Your husband does not need to be a past or present member of the KOC. Contacts: Ellen - 352-315-9626 Gerry - 352-728-8726 Respect Life - All are welcome. Meetings: first Friday of the month, 9:30 am, FEC 215/217 Contacts: Mary Clare - 901-371-7489 Pam - 352-365-2624 Rosary Makers - Meetings weekly on Wednesdays at 9:30 am, FEC 220. Contact: Mary - 352-638-2747 Word on Fire - A small faith-sharing prayer group. Step back, slow down and notice your life. Contacts: Mary Robertson - 352-360-1127 Roland Guilbault - 352-630-0006

PARISH MINISTRIES

WEEK AT A GLANCE Sunday, October 7 Readings: Genesis 2:18-24/Hebrews 2:9-11/ Mark 10:2-16 7:00 am Mass / Church 9:00 am Mass / Church 11:00 am Mass / Church 12:30 pm Pet Blessing / Plaza 12:30 pm CCW Rosary Coast to Coast For Our Nation / Church

St. Paul’s is searching for the following position:

Full-time employee in maintenance Please complete an application

in the Parish Office.

La Comunidad Católica de la Parroquia de San Pablo

Nuestro Ministerio Hispano

Sacerdote: P. Gianni Agostinelli Santa Misa: sábado a las 7:00 pm Confesiones: Antes de la Misa Bautismos, Bodas y Quinceañeras: Padre Gianni 352-787-9208 Catequesis: sábados - 5:15 pm Joan López 352-787-6354 Coro: Miguel (Maiki) Rodríguez 352-630-1192 Grupo de Oración: miércoles - 7pm Raul A. Perez 352-217-6568 LAZARUS, Clínica Médica Gratuita: ubicada en la Misión Católica Hispana San Pedro de Jesús Maldonado,210 Wonders St., Wildwood. Para citas. 352-748-4567 o 352-603-9315 (celular) Cursos de Inglés gratuitos: los martes y jueves, 6-7:30 pm en San Pablo en (Leesburg) y los miércoles en la Misión Católica Hispana de San Pedro de Jesús Maldonado, 210 Wonder St., Wildwood. Lilly 352-638-4559

Todos los Caballeros de Colon visitantes siempre están bienvenidos. Nos reunimos

en el salón de Colon el primer miércoles de cada mes/hora

social a las 6pm (comida) y programa a las 7 pm. El tercer miércoles del mes/junta de negocio con

comida a las 6pm/negocio a las 7 pm Dirección: 2116 Griffin Rd., Leesburg

4th Grado Asamblea #1675 reunión el 2nd miércoles del mes en el salón de Colon 7:30pm

Estatuas de jardín descontado 25%.

Adviento, Tarjetas de Navidad, y toda

mercancía de Navidad ahora

disponible.

HORARIO: Lunes a Viernes 9 AM - 4 PM

Octubre 11—9 am a mediodíaOctubre 18—3 pm a 6 pm

St. Paul Catholic Community 1330 Sunshine Avenue Leesburg, FL

Que traer documentación original requerida: Tarjeta de identificación para la persona que va

aplicar. Prueba de ingreso o carta de elegibilidad de

estampillas de comida Una carta reciente con dirección en la zona de

Leesburg, Fruitland Park, Okahumpka, o recomendación de la escuela St. Paul o de La parroquia.

Copias originales de certificado de nacimiento para los niños en la casa recibiendo los regalos.

CLASES DE INGLES

GRATIS

Martes y Jueves 6:00-7:30 pm Empiezan el 2 de octubre Cuidado de niños Llame a Lilly para más información 352-638-4559

St. Paul’s Food Pantry

Para los feligreses qué viven en la Área 1 traer comida a la despensa o traer a la iglesia el Siguiente domingo.

La despensa da gracias por su generosidad!

Red de Defensa Católica de la Florida

La doctrina católica nos invita a amar y buscar justicia

para nuestros vecinos; proteger lo sagrado y defender

la dignidad de la vida humana en cada etapa del

desarrollo; buscar la paz y promover el bien común. A

través de la Red de Defensa Católica de la Florida

(FLCAN) los católicos en la Florida puedan

mantenerse informados y tomar acción sobre

cuestiones importantes de la política pública. Tarjetas

de suscripción estarán disponibles en los bancos de la

iglesia para que puedan llenarla la próxima semana.

Por favor entregue su tarjeta en la canasta de

ofertorio. También pueden suscribirse en línea, en

www.flaccb.org.

FAITH FORMATION

Book of Job The book of Job is a vivid testimony to pain and a wrenching debate about suffering and its causes. Central to this debate are questions about the roles that God and humans play in causing human suffering and whether divine-human relationships

can proceed in the midst of overwhelming anguish.

The seven weekly discussions will be on Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm or Wednesdays 9:30-11:30 am in FEC 215. Sessions begin on Oct. 2/3 through Nov. 13/14. TEXT: JOB by Kathleen M. O’Connor (Liturgical Press) is available in Saint Paul’s Gift Shop.

Symbolon

Join us for an overview of the Catholic faith. Meetings are on Mondays at 9:30 am or Saturdays at 5:15 pm.

Ignatian Adventure

St. Ignatius of Loyola developed a one-month retreat. This adventure covers the retreat during 32 weeks, one week for each day of the retreat.

FACILITATOR: Roland Guilbault, MA Theology

Eight months of weekly discussions will be on Thursday evenings 6:30-8:00 pm in FEC 215 beginning on Oct. 18 through May 30, 2019.

TEXT: THE IGNATIAN ADVENTURE by Kevin O’Brien, S.J. (Loyola Press). Prepay order at the Saint Paul’s Gift Shop. Book order will be placed on Oct. 5.

Vocation Discernment Group

If you are interested in exploring your vocation to the priesthood, single, religious life or married, Fr. Mark Wajda will be leading a discernment group on Oct. 25 at 7 pm in the Youth Center at Blessed Sacrament in Clermont. Following meetings will be on the fourth Thursday of the month, rotating locations in Leesburg, Ocala and Clermont.

Anyone aged 13-30 is welcome to attend to discern where God is calling them. Under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Faith Formation Class Registration

Register for Faith Formation classes by contacting Joan López at 352-787-6354 ext. 238 or email

FaithFormation@ccstpaul.com.

DOGS SCHEDULE Wednesdays Youth House opens at 2 pm.

We group from 6-8 pm! Dinner and snacks provided!

LIONS SCHEDULE Saturday Social: 5:00-7:00 pm (dinner included) Sunday Study (Bible Study): 9:30-10:30 am Messiah Monday (Adoration, apologetics and Cat Chat): 5:00-6:30 pm (dinner included) Wednesday Witness: PEER meet and assist* with DOGS 5:00-8:00 pm (dinner included) *Service hours awarded

Deposit due by Oct. 24. Scholarships available.

Email ckgraham@ccstpaul.com Text “ANTIOCH” and teen’s first name to 352-552-2244 LIONS-See Mrs. CK for a $35 off coupon!

Camp Geneva Nov. 2-4

$95 for lodging, materials, and food

YOUTH RETREAT

S’more of Jesus Less of me…

SCHOOL NEWS 12th Annual Panda Classic

Golf Tournament

Registration forms are available in the Parish and School Offices.

Tournament will be on Oct. 19 at Arlington Ridge. Register your team today!

Sponsorships are available. Please contact Mary Wymer at 205-523-3742 for sponsor information.

It’s time for the school’s annual fundraiser—Yankee Candle! If you’re interested in purchasing from the

catalog, please visit the school office or order from any of our students. All orders will deliver by

Thanksgiving—great opportunity to get an early start on Christmas shopping!

MINISTRY NEWS Council of Catholic Women The next meeting of the Council of

Catholic Women will be Oct. 4 in the

HFR at 12 pm for a brown bag lunch.

Bring your rosary and celebrate the Holy

Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Membership

registration will be taken.

For information contact, Cathy at 352-326-3325,

Connee 352-787-5287 or Mary 352-409-3565.

Contemplative Prayer

What is it? Where did it come from? Why is it important? What is the method? Is it difficult to learn?

Learn more on Oct. 27 from 9-11 am in the HFR. Deacon Mike Balchus will explain Contemplative Prayer, how it is different from any other way of praying, and why it is im-portant in terms of Jesus telling us we have to die to ourselves. The presentation will include a Contempla-tive Prayer exercise. It is open to all Catholics who want to improve their lives and become closer to God through a time tested method of praying. Coffee and donuts will be served. RSVP with the Parish Office at 352-787-6354.

54-Day Rosary Novena for Our Nation

The Council of Catholic Women are praying a 54-day Rosary Novena for our Nation, which began on the Feast of the Assumption and will conclude on the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. The Novena is dedicated for our country, our church, our families and marriages.

Join our parish community on Oct. 7 following the

11 am Mass for a “Rosary Coast to Coast.” Learn more

at www.RosaryCoasttoCoast.com.

Women of Grace St. Paul's will be hosting a Morning of Grace on Oct. 6 after Mass for all women who have completed the Women of Grace Foundational Study.

For more information, contact Karen Spry at kjspry@udel.edu or 352-460-1188.

USCCB NOVENA for SUPREME COURT Week #9 Pray: May a change in the U.S. Supreme Court move our nation

closer to the day when every human being is protected in law and welcomed in life. Our Father..., Hail Mary..., Glory Be Learn: The chief strategist for legalizing abortion lied about deaths from illegal abortion. The late Dr. Bernard Nathanson said he and his associates invented the “nice, round shocking figure of 5,000 to 10,000 deaths a year” from illegal abortions: I confess that I knew the figures were totally false, and I suppose the others did too if they stopped to think of it. But in the “morality” of our revolution, it was a useful figure, widely accepted, so why go out of our way to correct it with honest statistics? The actual number of abortion-related maternal deaths in the 25 years prior to Roe v. Wade averaged 694 per year. Note: Prior to his death, Dr. Nathanson converted to Catholicism and joined the pro-life speaking circuit.

Respect Life Meeting is Friday, Oct. 5, FEC 215/217.

Join us on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 1 pm in FEC 215. Enjoy an afternoon with other parishioners playing

games, lots of talking, laughing and just having a good time.

For more information, please call Lucille at 352-661-3252 or Carol at 352-638-9179.

MINISTRY NEWS

Rosary Makers Our next meeting is Oct.3 at 9:30 am in FEC 220, and we will be resuming our weekly meetings.

We are dedicating this year to OUR LADY UNDOER OF THE KNOTS for the intention of undoing the knots in Church. The month of October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary, pro-life month and breast cancer awareness. We will have rosaries available for each of these movements. Also available will be birthstone rosaries for evangelization.

For more information, call Mary at 352-638-2747.

Food Pantry

asks that our parishioners who live

in Area 1* bring food to the pantry or drop it

off at church next Sunday.

We are in need of: Jelly, Canned Vegetables, Canned Fruit, Soup

* Area 1: Fruitland Park – West of Hwy 27; Honeycut; Lady

Lake - West of Hwy 27; Leesburg North of Mayfield - West

of Hwy 27; Oxford; Silver Pointe Apartments; Spruce Creek;

Summerfield; The Villages - West of Hwy 27

YOUNG ADULT NEWS Girlfriends in God

Open to ladies of our parish (college and career). Come for fellowship, prayer, and discussion on Saturday, Oct. 20, from 2:00-3:30 pm in the Youth House.

Food Drop

On Sept. 20, the Food Pantry coordinated a Second Harvest Food Drop with more than 22,000 pounds of food delivered. Food Pantry volunteers and SPCS middle school students helped distribute the food to 202 families (721 people).

Sacred Journeys Cruise—Lands of

the Bible

Sept. 16-30, 2019 Rome, Italy to Athens, Greece

Explore the lands of the Bible with Deacon Michael and Frances Balchus on this 12-day cruise aboard the luxurious Celebrity Infinity sailing round-trip from Rome, Italy to Athens, Greece with stops in Italy, Malta, Greece and Israel.

For more information, visit www.eocatholic.com/mytrip with Tour=PF19; Date=091619; Code=C; ID=56529. Brochures available in the Parish Office.

St. Paul Thrift Shop

Please remember donations for the Parish Thrift Shop when cleaning out your closets. For furniture or appliance pickups, call 352-787-3388.

Store Hours Donation Drop-off Monday-Friday Monday-Friday 9 am - 4 pm 9 am - 3 pm Saturday 9 am - 3 pm Saturday 9 am - 12 pm

Giving Tree 2018 Applications for Christmas Assistance will be accepted by St. Paul for needy families with children/infant to age 17 and seniors 65+ in our area who have

not registered at other agencies.

Oct. 11—9 am to Noon Oct. 18—3 to 6 pm St. Paul’s Family Enrichment Center

What to Bring: Original Picture ID of applicant making request. Proof of need (income, food stamp eligibility

letter). Current mail showing current address in

Leesburg, Fruitland Park, Okahumpka area or St. Paul School/Parish recommendation.

Original copies of birth certificates for children in household receiving gifts.

Looking to Serve? Volunteer Opportunities

Eucharistic Minister of Holy Communion To offer Communion under both species, we need more Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion. See an EMHC after Mass or contact Jeff Falanga at 352-787-6354 ext. 251.

Ushers Help parishioners find seats and assist with the collections. Contact Jeff Falanga at 352-787-6354.

Youth Ministry Want to help with Youth Ministry, but don’t want to interact with teens? Please join a support team! St. Martha Team—teams of 3-4 people to provide food for group meetings, especially on Wednesdays. St. Zita Team—this team helps on the Monday after a retreat to reorganize and put retreat items away. St. Joseph Team—be a prayer warrior and daily pray for our teens. Call or email CK Graham to be on these teams at 352-787-6354 ext. 269 or ckgraham@ccstpaul.com.

Parish Pastoral Council Area 7: Serve as two-way communication link between the parish and their area parishioners. Commissioner: Prayer and worship (liturgical) liaison between ushers, EMHC, lectors and altar servers and the council. Contact Velia Rodriguez at 352-787-6354.

Shelter Project Hope Shelter Project Hope has three board member vacancies. The board manages the triplex apartments, which provide short-term housing to families who meet specific criteria. Please contact Tom Diemer, board president, at 352-751-0499.

Audio Video If you are interested in helping with the video and camera operators to stream the Mass online, meet Mike Winternheimer after Masses in the A/V room near the Narthex.

Blessing of the Pets

Bring your pets for the annual pet blessing on

Oct. 7 from 12:30- 1:30 pm in the plaza.

Please pray for the following …

Joyce B. Allen, Rose Annese, Bill & Dorraine Asparro, Catherine Aspinwall, Christopher Batdorf, Timothy Batdorf, Ariel Beach, Peggy Bergeron, Marion

Beswick, Steve Bishop, Gerald Boskey, Alec Boswell, Jack Bouhall, Joseph

Bouhall, Debbie Boyle, Margaret Boyle, Kenny Braun & Family, Diane Brown, Robert Byron, Jeanine Campbell, Rose

Carazzoni, Linda Carducci, Mike Carragher, Dean Casale & Family, Philip Chappel, John Cheatham, Helen Chrisman, Mila Cole, Joanne Coleridge, Jason Connor, Mary Lou Cook, Lucas Counterman, Peter Crudele, Liz DaGrassa, Willa Dambro &

Family, Louis Damiani, Brianne Dart, Dan Debrowski, Gerald Dellinger, Jeannine Denzler, Rich Derosier, Joyce Desiato,

Armando de Moya, Kelly & Jim Dezego, Dicus Families, Cindy & Tom Diemer, Lorraine Dulude, Jim Earl, Leo Edmundson,

Lukas Egghert, Scott Elam, Joyce Elwart, Paul Eno, Peter Esposito, Rita Essex, Beverly Fetzer, Jeanette Forest, Geno

Franco, Steve Gadner, Paul Giantonio, Joseph Giarle, Jackie Giasson, Andrew Paul Glaser, Hilde Glaser, Gunther Glaser, Tom Gorski, Elisabeth & Steven Gould, Cindy Griffin, Greg Grimes, Debra Gruber, Joe Hajducko, Jim Hand, Amy Lynn Hans, Jacob Hebert, Pat Hempfield, William Hickey, Mason James Humphreys, Joel Husebo, Sharon Hutchson, Cecilia

James, Ken Jenkins, Charles Jensen, Jim Jesmer, Arlene Johnson, Margaret Kane, Brian King, Jeffrey Klavon & Family, Barbara Kleamovich, Linda Klepper, Mary Kosnosky, Dorothy

Krawczyk, Patricia Krell, Patricia Kriss, Helen Kuhn, Ray & Delores Kuhn, Mary Leach, Norma Lehosky, Jason & Elleen Lienhart, Donald Liller, Betty & Warren Lindner, Bev Little,

Isaac Ramiro Loredo, Kevin Luna, Janice Machado, Frank Maher, Roland & Louis Maheu, Marion Maloy, Lori Mango,

Christine Manser, Donna Marcil, Joan Masone, Herbert McAttee, Chuck McHarg, Brian McLaughlin, Tom

McLaughlin, Tara McLhenney, Jack & Maxine McCoy, Helen Mercedes, Helen Meyer, Joseph Meyer, Henry Miazga,

Danielle Millnor, Joan Mirousky, Beth Monaco, Todd Monaco, Gary Moore, Earnest Morris, Thomas Mournighan, Edward

Mozina, John & JoAnn Mulrane, Nancy Nelson, Nickoli Family, Patricia Nolan & Family, Nancy O’Toole, Donna Pacek, Mary Ann Petrillo, Danny Petty, Syrie Petta, Russ Phillips, Diane

Pompilio, Ruthann Pope, Esther Pydo, Patty Pydo, Theodore Pydo, Jayden Quitos, Stephanie Ramey, Tabitha Redente, Leo

& Violet Remeniuk, Peggy Rick, Rose Mary Rick, Mary Robertson, Anita Rocheleau, Carmen Rodriguez, The

Rudewicz Family, Richard Ruzzo, Jay Nicholas Ryan, Mathew & Margaret Ryan, Eduardo Sainz, Stephanie Scheirer, Joseph

Sciarpetti, Joe Sciortelletti, Anna Scovack, Seldon Family, David Shearen, Marlene Shearen, Grace Shiney, Kathleen

Skoblicki, Wanda Slominski, Lois Smith, Nancy Soto, Carla Spaulding, Michael Stellabotte, Jude Stypa, Stanley Tadaka,

Marie Taylor, Michael Terranova, Michael Thomtson, Dorothy Timmons, Ben Tomkins, Frank Toth, Richard Uhteg, Arthur Vernino, Jacqui Viers, Christina Virgil, Donna Wayne, The

Wayne Family, Ann Weaver, Suzanne Weil, William Welker, Brenda Whitney, William Whitney, Cathy Williams, Mary

Wood, Mary Yatsko, all Christians around the world suffering persecution, the Incarcerated and our Military Service Men

and Women.

MEETING SCHEDULE All visiting Knights are welcome

Knights of Columbus Hall 2116 Griffin Rd., Leesburg

www.kofc5644.org 1st Wednesday of each month/Social

6 pm Dinner/7 pm Program

3rd Wednesday of each month/Business Meeting 6 pm Dinner/7 pm Business

Grand Knight: Kelly Way (352-547-4806) Deputy Grand Knight: Mark Ochalek (440-263-1679)

4th Degree Assembly #1675 2nd Wednesday of each month Knights of Columbus Hall 7:30 pm

Faithful Navigator: Chris Berens (352-223-6766)

Ladies Auxiliary President: Ellen Spirytus (352-315-9626)

Knights of Columbus

Saint Paul Council 5644

Join the Knights for breakfast on the First and Third Sundays 8 - 11 am at Knights Hall.

Next breakfast: Oct. 7

Garden statues and other garden items

on sale 25% off. Includes special order.

New Bibles in stock.

STORE HOURS

Monday to Friday: 9 AM - 4 PM

Vestments

Red Dalmatic with Stole

Three White Chasubles with Stoles

Two White Dalmatics with Stoles

Rose Dalmatic with Stole

Red Cope for feast days

White Cope for feast days

Additional Items

Stained Glass

Candles for the Statues

Please contact the Parish Office for

additional information.

WISH LIST

Parish Staff 1330 Sunshine Avenue, Leesburg FL Phone 352-787-6354 Fax 352-787-5971 Extension Velia L. Rodriguez 234 Business Manager Yesenia Fajardo, Kimberly Lueallen 221 Receptionists Tina Hajducko 232 Bookkeeping Jeffrey Shaw 223 Music Director Jeff Falanga 251 Director Faith Formation/Liturgical Coordinator Elizabeth Stephanz 239 Youth Faith Formation Coordinator Joan López 238 Faith Formation Secretary/Liturgical Minister Scheduler C. K. Graham 269 Youth and Young Adult Ministry Babi Hernandez 230 Administrative Assistant to Pastor Mary Wymer 229 Bulletin Editor/Communications Deacon Michael Balchus 336 Pastoral Care Beverly Smith 335 Secretary, Pastoral Care Jacquelyn Gehrsitz 323 School Principal Oswald Cornelio 321 School Finance Mariles Hodge 300 School Secretary Babi Hernandez 330 Manager, Gift Shop Rick Murton 327/328 Manager, Thrift Shop Jim Schofield Maintenance Manager Pete Pell, Roger Borman, Jim Kertz Maintenance Staff Mark Ochalek Security Manager

Food Pantry 1321 Sunshine Ave. / 352-787-3012 Monday and Friday: 9 am - 12 pm

Wednesday 4 - 7 pm

Parish Council

MEMBERS FOR DESIGNATED AREAS

Chairman: Dick Bowersox 728-2162 Vice Chair: Mary Lou Mroczkowski 323-8669

Rose Bowersox Area 1 728-2162 Cindy Diemer Area 2 751-0499 Simon Olden Area 3 787-1403 Jim Frank (Lake Port Square) Area 4 728-6285 Bill Spears Area 4 460-4041 Christine Southall Area 5 431-4644 Gene/Paul Kelly Area 6 631-459-6311 Open Position Area 7 Monte Moon Area 7 678-427-4595

Parish Finance Committee Rev. Mark Wajda Rev. Mark Librizzi Velia L. Rodriguez Christina Hajducko

John Barzyk Joseph Keenan

Michael Sanchez Gerold Willing

Saint Paul Thrift Shop 1321 Sunshine Ave. / 352-787-3388

STORE HOURS

Monday - Friday — 9 am - 4 pm Saturday — 9 am - 3 pm

DONATION DROP OFF

Monday - Friday — 9 am - 3 pm Saturday — 9 am - 12 pm

1320 Sunshine Ave. Accredited Pre-K - 8th Grade Principal: Jacquelyn Gehrsitz www.saintpaulschool.com

352-787-4657

School Finance Rev. Mark Wajda Rev. Mark Librizzi

Jacquelyn Gehrsitz Oswald Cornelio

Velia L. Rodriguez David Merryman Michael Sanchez

Gerold Willing

PTO Board Jennifer LaTour Theresa Chang Melinda Miller Retzel O’Brien

Patricia Tempesta Nikki Walters Mary Wymer

Sarah Zimmerman

School Board Members Rev. Mark Wajda Rev. Mark Librizzi

Jacquelyn Gehrsitz Velia L. Rodriguez

Patricia Baxter William Burns Anna Cowin Bryan Hayes Maria Iturbe

Gordon Kennedy Kelly Kertz

George Kimmel Estelle Mournighan

Jose Ramia Frank Webber Craig Williams

Douglas Wymer

Saint Paul Gift Shop 1321 Sunshine Ave. / 352-365-6804

STORE HOURS

Monday - Friday — 9 am - 4 pm Closed: Saturday and Sunday