Saint Francis de Sales Catholic Church

Let us run to her, and, as her little children, cast ourselves into her arms with perfect confidence.-St. Francis de Sales

SacramentsConfessions: Friday 10:30am; Saturday 8am and 3:30pm; Wednesday 8pm Anytime by appointmentConfessions are held in the Church

Matrimony: Parish couples planning to be married must make arrangements with the Office at least six months prior to the ntended date of marriage.

Baptism: Baptisms are typically held on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday of the month at 1:30pm. Baptism class is the last Friday of the month at 7pm. Call the office for details.

Anointing of the Sick: We are privileged to bring Holy Communion and administer the Holy Anointing to the sick and homebound upon request. Please call the office to let us know your needs.

Parish Staff Reverend James Gould, PastorReverend John Heisler, Parochial VicarDeacon Larry HammelDeacon Jack VassalloMrs. Amy Harrison, Business ManagerMrs. Leslie Sheldon, Office ManagerMrs. Kim Livaudais, Director of Religious EducationMrs. Janice Rees, CRE, Sunday Bulletin, WebsiteMs. Emily Glass, Director of Youth MinistryMr. Michael Galdo, Director of MusicMrs. Laura Burgess, SacristanMr. Jerry Jones, CustodianMrs. Maria Alvarenga, CustodianMr. Antonio Alvarenga, Custodian

Contact InfoParish Office - 540-338-6381office email - [email protected] Education Office - 540-338-4497RE email - [email protected] case of an emergency - 540-338-6440Fax - 540-338-643137730 St. Francis Court, Purcellville, VA 20132www.SaintFrancisParish.org

Welcome!Please register and become part of our parish community. You may fill out a registration form in the parish office during business hours.

Office Hours - M-F 8:30am-4pm(Office closed between 12noon and 1:15pm daily)

Moving? If you are leaving the parish, please let us know by calling or dropping a note.

Adoration/Benediction Friday - Adoration is held every Friday following the 12noon Mass through the evening and overnight until Saturday morning before the 9am MassWednesday 7pm - Weekly Parish Holy Hour

Sunday MassesSaturday Vigil - 5pmSunday - 7am, 8:30am, 10:30am, 12:15pm, 2pm (masks required)5:30pm (Mass with contemporary music)

Daily Masses Monday through Thursday - 6:30am and 8:30amFriday - 6:30am and 12noonSaturday - 9amCheck the bulletin for Holy Days of Obligation

Saint Francis de Sales Catholic Church32nd DAY OF ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 8, 2020

Saint Francis De Sales Catholic ChurchSaint Francis De Sales Catholic Church

Deceased of the ParishDeceased of the ParishNovember 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020November 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020

Eternal Rest Grant Unto Them, O Lord,And Let Perpetual Light Shine Upon Them.

May their Souls and all the Souls of the Faithful Departed, Through the Mercy of God,

Rest In Peace. Amen

David Redd Young III, November 4Carolyn Grace Woodland, January 5

Ryan Andrew Martin, January 7Ann Vaudry Williams, January 10

Kimberly Rineheart Merline, January 24Martha Ann Harlow, February 5

Thomas F. Moorcones, February 9Mary Owen Chatfield-Taylor, February 18

David Wayne Esguerra, May 8Wilma Carter, May 11

Steven A. Domine, July 19Heather Marie Taylor, July 23Jim Mark Gallagher, August 4Richard H. Austin, August 25

Phylis Frances Heller, August 27Vito Philip Pappano, September 7

Nicholas Christian Hallam, October 10Thomas Joseph Dudek, October 20

This Week

Masses for the Week+ deceased Saturday, November 7 Weekday 9:00 am Amy and Sam StanfieldSaturday, November 7 Vigil: 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 pm + Neal BrownSunday, November 8 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am People of the Parish 8:30 am Parents of Team McRoberts 10:30 am + Anthony Taffuri 12:15 pm + Maureen Colville 2:00 pm Judith Gaylord 5:30 pm Karyn CorbettMonday, November 9 The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica 6:30 am Laura Gaylord Kropat 8:30 am + Rita BansaghyTuesday, November 10 Saint Leo the Great 6:30 am + Robert Gerard Doyle 8:30 am Mary PageWed., November 11 Saint Martin of Tours 6:30 am Michael Kropat 8:30 am Leslie BrillThursday, November 12 Saint Josaphat 6:30 am Liz Keller 8:30 am + Marie BrownFriday, November 13 Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini 6:30 am Ada Kropat 12:00 pm + Thomas PappasSaturday, November 14 Weekday 9:00 am + In memory of Nick HallamSaturday, November 14 Vigil: 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 pm + Joseph DerbySunday, November 15 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am The Zurschmeide family 8:30 am People of the Parish 10:30 am + Francesca DiBenedetto 12:15 pm + Holy Souls in Purgatory 2:00 pm + Gladys McCarthy Carmean 5:30 pm Faithfully Departed Legionairres

32nd SUNDAY OR ORDINARY TIME November 8, 2020

“Lord, Lord, open the door for us! But he said in reply, ‘Amen, I say to you. I do not know you.’” Mt 25:11-12

Parish Financial Status

Readings for the Week

October 31st and November 1st:1st collection: $ 9,9612nd collection: N/A

Parish Giving: Offertory: $ 8,666

2nd collection this week - Retirement Fund for Religious2nd collection next week - Parish Center Debt Reduction

2nd collection next week - Our weekly monetary parish needs: $ 32,000 (average)

Sun., Nov. 8 Student Organ Concert 7pm, ChurchMon., Nov. 9 Knights of Columbus 7:30pm, Knights Hall Tue., Nov. 10 St. Teresa of Avila Study Group 7pm, Rm. 206 Legion of Mary 7pm, Knights Hall RCIA 7pm - ZOOMWed., Nov. 11 TMIY 7pm, Catholic Education Ctr Weekly Parish Holy Hour - 7pm Charismatic Prayer Group 7pm ChapelThu., Nov. 12 Junior Legion of Mary 3:30pm, Knights HallSat., Nov. 14 TMIY 6:30am, Catholic Education Ctr. Women’s Prayer Group 8am, Knights Hall

In anticipation of the upcoming 100th Anniversary of the found-ing of St. Francis de Sales parish next June, we are looking for any memorabilia parishioners may have of the old church on Main Street, particularly photographs

of the church and rectory, inside and out, and any of the priests who were in residence. Please contact Janice at j.rees@saintfrancisparish if you have anything you would like to share with us. Thank you!

The Parish Administration office and Religious Education office will be closed Wednesday, November 11 in observance of Veterans Day.

Our thoughts and prayers are with ...Our Military Members: MAJ Chuck Mar-shall; Lcpl John Owen Patterson; SSgt. Tim Marshall; 2nd Lt. Patrick Gutierrez, MAJ Andrew Cahan; 1st Lt Matthew Ryan, Capt. Patrick Godfrey, LT Scott Cypher, Capt. Vincent Jovene, Capt. Jamie (Jovene) Liddle, SSgt. Joshua Jovene, 1LT Jared Willard, Joe Pultro, LCpl Paul Cotter, 1stLt Rachel Jovene, GySgt Jose O Ruiz Pedroza, PFC Jorge A Lara Pedroza, Capt.. Ross Mentzer, 2nd LT Ryan Patrick Grady; PFC Stephen G. Beard, Sgt. Ernesto G. Castro, LCpl Frankie Thyson, Sgt. Peter AudiThe Sick: Dominic Corcoran, Jack Lehtonen,Mary Jane Arens, Madeline Gonzalez, Mike O’Brien, Bill Wieliczko, Sarah Nolan, Liz Keller; Bob Cote, Jerry Pollard, Joanne Harrington, Rebecca Alvarez, Charles Williams, Patricia Naomi Alvarenga, Joe Graber, Timotha RaineyThe Deceased: Danielle Krill, Carolyn Woodland. Ryan Martin, Kimberly Merline, Valerie Wieliczko, Thomas Moorcones, Mary Owen Lyon Chatfield-Taylor, Martha Ann Harlow, Ann Vaudry Williams, Steven Domine, Dick Austin, Phyllis Heller, Vito Pappano, Nick Hallam, Tom Dudek

“I am the Resurrection and the Life, says the Lord. If anyone believes in Me, even though he dies, he will live forever.” Anyone who lives and believes in me will not die” (Jn 11:25-26)November is the month where we remember the deceased of our parish families. If you wish to remem-ber the deceased at Masses in November, they can be memorialized by writing their names on a slip of paper and placing them in the basket on the altar.

Our thoughts and prayers are with ...The Names of The Deceased will be remain until the first anniversary of their death. Thereafter the deceased will be remembered on the first Sunday of the monthly anniversary of their death in a special column.Names of The Sick and Our Military Members are included only at the request of the individual or family. If you would like to publish the name of a loved one who is sick, please contact Janice at [email protected]. Please let us know if there any changes to military rank, or if you would like name taken off Names of the Sick.

Write your Dedication on a BrickYou have an opportunity to place your permanent dedication etched on a brick on the church property in front of the parish center. Think of honoring someone on their wedding anniversary or birthday or as a Christmas present!!! Proceeds go directly to pay our center’s mortgage. Go to our website: www.saintfrancisparish.org/commemorative-brick-campaign/

Dear Folks, This is the letter that proceeds the political elections for the Sunday that follows the elections. That said, I have nothing to say on any results but pray for all the folks of the parish, both young and old. Whatever happens we will be here the day after and meet the Lord before his altar. Thanks to the inspiring example for all who participated in the Holy Hour and Adoration hours before the election. God bless Mark Forrest in his wonderful lead in putting ourselves once again in the graces of God. Let us pray for one another. Also thank you for your prayers in my time of bronchitis. This has been one very tough “cold.” I am most grateful for Fr. Heisler for carrying the ball for both of us in my absence. He is the best. He had a very similar cold/cough when I first arrived, a year ago. Now he is a model of health we can all follow. In some facets of life this week... there is hope. Cough! Cough! Cough! God bless all the trick or treaters who joined Fr. Heisler at the rectory. Pictures will follow in a Parish Letter. It was all very cute. Still plenty of candy left over. It will have to out the door before… next year. Ha! Ha! Ha! This is also the week dedicated to Vocations to priesthood and religious life. More will follow in a Parish Letter.

Collegiate Answer: St. Stephen was the first martyr of the Church and was put to death on the same charge of Christ, blasphemy. It was the Sanhedrin, Jewish governing body that handed down the charge/sentence.Collegiate Question: Who/What was the first mammal to enter space… for the Russians? What happened to him?

WEEK OF NOVEMBER 8 and NOVEMBER 15Sunday K thru 8th Grades -10:30am 9th - 12th Grades w/ Fr. Gould - 4pm Monday K thru 8th Grades - 4:45pm 9th - 12th Grades w/ Fr. Gould - 5pm 11th - 12th Grades w/ Fr. Heisler - 5pm RCIT - 6:15pmWednesday 8th Grade- 4:45pm

Emily Glass Director of Youth Ministry

540-338-6381 or [email protected]

YOUTH NIGHT – We’re back! All high schoolers are invit-ed to Youth Nights on Sunday evenings, 6:30 – 8:30 PM. Come meet other teens, learn more about what it means to be Catholic, and grow closer to Jesus with friends! Meet in the Education Center.

If you haven’t turned one in for Youth Nights already, a signed COVID-19 Liability Waiver is required for each participant, no exceptions. Find waiver online at www.arlingtondiocese.org/youth-ministry/resources/covid-19-resources/

Physical distancing will be enforced and masks are required while we are indoors.

FALL RETREAT CHANGE – Due to the pandemic, the 11/6-8 retreat at Brethren Woods is being CANCELLED. Instead, we will hold a 1-day Fall Retreat on Saturday, November 21st, 12pm-10pm in the gym here at St. Francis de Sales. It will still be packed with activities, worship, talks, and discussions about how to live out our Catholic faith in all areas of our lives. Registration info to come. All high schoolers welcome! Bring a friend.

YOUTH GROUP ANNOUNCEMENTS – Sign up to re-ceive free Remind.com text message updates, reminders, and upcoming meetings. Text @sfdsteens to the number 81010. Also, follow the Youth Ministry Instagram account St.FrancisYouth for event updates and announcements.

Religious Education Calendar

Thanksgiving Baskets: We are collecting items for Thanksgiving baskets as we have in the past, please check your email dated Octo-ber 27 for suggestions. All donations must be in by Sunday, November 22. Thank you for your generosity!

All Parents: Please take a look at the new “Parent Resource” section on the parish website saintfrancisparish.org/parent-resources/ Parents have access to all grade-level assessments, the Confirmation study guide, the prayer booklet and other helpful resources.

Confirmation Parent Meeting: All parents of Confirmation candidates are invited to a meeting at one of three times: Monday, November 16, 5-5:45pm; Wednesday, November 18, 5-5:45pm; or, Sunday, Novem-ber 22, 10:45-11:30am. A letter was sent with details. Please email the Religious Education office if you are unable to attend, [email protected].

Parents of 8th Grade Confirmation Candidates: A letter was sent to all families of Confirmation candidates in October about the choice of a sponsor and corresponding assignment due dates. Please call the office if you did not receive that important information.

Required Waivers and Pick-Up Authorizations: All families who have chosen in-class instruction are required to turn in these forms for each child. If you have not done so, forms are available on the St. Francis website and in the church narthex. By signing this waiver, parents agree to perform a nine-question health screening before each class session. Our re-opening guidelines for parents are also available on the website.

Homeschooling Families: All families who are homeschooling their children this year have been registered for the My Catholic Faith Delivered online materials. If you haven’t picked up your books, please email our office and arrange a time to get them. Each child that homeschools will receive a textbook and prayer booklet which outlines prayers to be learned at each of the grade levels.

New Parishioners: If you are new to the parish, or would still like to register your children in one of our programs, please check our website for class details or contact the Religious Education office. We are happy to help! There are still openings in some classes on both Sundays and Mondays; there are openings in the 8th grade class only on Wednesdays.

For those Children who have not received the Sacraments of Baptism, First Holy Communion and/or Confirmation: If you would like your children to prepare to receive any of the Sacraments that they might have missed, please contact our office.

Student Organ Concert at St. FrancisSunday, November 8 at 7pm

Douglas Chaplow, Chloe Costello, Gabriel Galdo, and Daniel Carroll will perform works by Bach, Hindemith, Mulet, Vierne, and more.For those unable to attend in person, the event will be available

livestream during the event. Go to saintfrancisparish.org/music/ to livestream concert

St. Francis Council 11136 NewsNEXT COUNCIL MEETING: will be Monday November 9th at 7:30 pm. We will pray our Rosary in the chapel beginning at 7pm. Any parishioner is welcomed to join our Rosary!

SHARE SUNDAY FOOD DONATION DROP-OFFOur next share Sunday will be November 8th Please see blurb in bulletin about the chance to help the Catholic Charities Food bank in Leesburg

KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMASGet your religious Christmas cards this year on sale in the Narthex after the Masses during the weekends of Nov. 14-15, Nov. 21-22 and Dec. 5-6. Help the Knights of Columbus spread the Good News: A Savior has been born! For advance sales, contact Steve DeVita at [email protected]. Supplies limited.

NEXT BLOOD DRIVESunday November 15th from 7AM to 12:30 PM Harmony Hall at the Hamilton Fire Station - 39071 E Colonial Hwy.

Why Are You A Knight? Be more than a Knight in name only. We help in the parish, the community and the world. Our Council will be focusing on the Knights of Columbus Program “Faith in Action”. We will be focusing and looking for volunteers in these four main program types: FAITH, COMMUNITY, FAMILY and LIFE. Contact GK Bob Craig and tell me what would it take for you to come help your church and community. Be active again.

Have You Ever Considered Becoming a Knight and Helping Oth-ers in Your Parish and Community? Find out how you can be a part of the largest Catholic men’s organization in the world. With nearly 2 million members and growing, discover how the Knights can sup-port you, your family, your faith and your community. Contact GK Bob Craig or Chancellor John Losinski ([email protected]), or look for any man wearing a Knights of Columbus name badge. Let your Light Shine!

May God bless you!Bob Craig, Grand Knight

St. Francis Council #11136 [email protected]/ knights11136/

Week 9 - From ProtestantPastor to Catholic ProfessorTMIY is back this week! Personal conversion stories are always some of the all-time favorite sessions! This week we are excited to introduce you to yet another incredible story and man of God … Dr. John Bergsma. Dr. Bergsma will take us on his spiritual and intellectual journey From Protestant Pastor to Catholic Profes-sor. Through this journey, we will be renewed with a profound, faithful and reverent love for the one, holy, Catholic and apostolic Church rooted in Sacred Scripture.

See you there and bring a friend!Wednesday 7pm (in person) Saturday 7am (in person); 8am (ZOOM)All in person meetings will take place in the Parish Education Center.If you have never attended at all, or simply came to a couple of meetings, you can jump into this new content without any issue. Due to COVID-19 rules and regulations we ask new participants to RSVP at [email protected] so we can make appropriate preparations.

SHARE SUNDAY FOOD DRIVE – SUNDAY NOV. 8thPlease consider bringing donations of non-perishable foods to the Church this Sunday November 8th. You can place your donations in the Narthex and the Knights will collect them and deliver them to the food bank.The Knights of Columbus Share Sunday program has donated over 2,000 pounds of food and over $4,000 in Checks/Cash/Gift Cards to the Catholic Charities food bank in Leesburg from 7/1 to 10/11. This would not have been possible without the generous donations made by you!!! We have another opportunity to help those less fortunate. The first week-end of every month the bags are passed out after every Mass and then collected the following week full of donated food.All of the Knights of Columbus Councils in the area were notified that the food bank is having difficulties keeping an adequate supply of milk and eggs for those who are in need. Your council, starting the first week in November and each month thereafter when passing out our bags will also be collecting cash, checks and gift cards to provide to the food bank so they can buy milk and eggs. Thank you again for your generosity!

Need of Food, Check/Gift Card for Donations for the Leesburg Catholic Charities Food BankYour Knights of Columbus Council with the support and generosity of the Parishioners of St Francis de Sales this year, since July, have donated over 2,000 pounds of food and donated over $4,000 dollars in checks, cash and gift cards to the Catholic Charities food Pantry to help thousands of Loudoun’s most food needy. I am continually amazed by the generosity of our Parish.The Covid -19 virus is affecting every part of our society, in-cluding the cancellation of Masses at our respective churches, the increased need of those who are holding lower wage jobs who are not working, those who have had jobs but now are not getting paid. The demand for food has increased because of all the above. While some food will come from the St. Lucy Food Project warehouse in Manassas, their ability to meet the need is limited.Please read below to see how you can help:Please consider bringing a non-perishable food donation to Church this Sunday November 8th. Please leave your dona-tions in the back of the Narthex and the Knights will collect all donations and deliver to the food bank.We beseech you to consider making a monetary contribution or give gift cards from any grocery store and/or checks pay-able to “St. Francis Council 11136”. We can make a payment to the Catholic Charities St Lucy Project in Leesburg so they can either purchase food or assist them in the food operations of the food pantry. Please mention “Food Bank” in the memo line of checks. We will collect checks on Sunday November 8th during our Share Sunday Drop Off.If you prefer, Checks and gift cards can be mailed to:St. Francis Council 11136, PO Box 1274, Purcellville, VA 20134

Due to our next Leesburg meal falling on Thanksgiving, we will not be taking them a meal. In lieu of that request, we will be asking for support and donations for a Winter Blessing Bagging event to be held on Saturday December 5th. Look for information emails coming soon.

Any questions, suggestions or to join as a volunteer please contact:*Mark Ippoliti [email protected]*Tracy Ippoliti [email protected]

Parish Homeless Ministry

CHRSM invites you to learn about home-schooling your high school student!Are you interested in learning about the possibility of homeschooling your high school student but don’t know where to begin? Please join CHRSM (Catholic Homeschool & Resource Ministry) as they host HSLDA (Home-school Legal Defense Assocation) for a one-day event “High School at Home: Turning Possibility into Reality”. Carol Becker and Heather Frommack from HSLDA will present four workshops providing parents with an overview of high school:• Develop a Plan for High School: Sample Four-Year Plans• High School Transcript Clinic and Recordkeeping Help• Charting Your Way through High School for College, Career, or Military• Homeschool through High School—You Got This!

Saturday, November 14th from 9am-3:30pmParish Education Center - Our Lady of Victory Hall

$35 (includes lunch)

Please visit the CHRSM website at www.homeschool-life.com/2709/ for more details and to register. For questions, please contact Amy Grady at [email protected]

Keep Christ In Christmas Cards On SaleGet your religious Christmas cards this year on sale in the Narthex after the Masses during the week-ends of Nov. 14-15, Nov. 21-22 and Dec. 5-6. Help the Knights of Columbus spread the Good News: A Savior has been born! For advance sales, contact Steve DeVita at [email protected]. Supplies limited.

AHG’s first annual 5k Fun Run on Saturday October 31 went extremely well. We raised $300 for the RE Building Debt Re-duction Fund. Total group effort consisting of the American Heritage Girls with the help of The Knights, runners from Good Shepherd, Sponsorships from Knight and Parishoner Mr. Carducci and the Grys Family... and of course the Awe-some Support of Father Gould. This event will be back next year!

Christmas Market Village Returning to St. Francis de Sales on Saturday, De-cember 5, 9am-4pm. Vendors are wanted! Contact Cheryl Rider [email protected] for more info.

HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTIONS - NOVEMBER 2020

Artificial IntelligenceWe pray that the progress of robotics and artificial intelligence may always serve humankind.

Project Rachel Post Abortion Healing Ministry: 888-456-HOPE or

visit: www.helpafterabortion.org.

Gabriel Project Pregnancy Assistance Ministry: 866-444-3553 or

info@helpfor pregnantwomen.org

People in need can find help on our website www.ccda.net/ with food, housing, medical care, coun-seling, legal assistance, and other services, click on ‘Need Help’. Visitors will find opportunities to serve the poor under ‘Give Help’ or donate by clicking on ‘Support Us.’This website features compelling images, resources,

current events and news, and described Catholic Charities’ more than 20 programs and locations, as well as the Catholic principles that inform its work. ‘All good and all transformative love comes from the cross. We thought it was the best way to convey the ongoing and never-ending love of Christ that animates Catholic Charities and our Church.” - President and CEO Art Bennett

The Legion of Mary Our Lady of VictoryVisit and Pray with the Legion of Mary! All adults registered in the parish are invited to join us as a guest at our Tuesday night meetings at 7pm in the library. This month, we are praying for sick family members and their caregivers. Please take a rosary from the basket on the Legion of Mary table in the narthex under Our Lady of Guadalupe. All parishioners are invited to pray the Angelus at noon daily with the Legion of Mary for our parish and an increase in vocations from wherever you may be at that time. Cannot join us, say a Hail Mary ... or just be assured that we are praying for YOU!

Calling for Auxiliary Members! If you would like to be a praying member of the Legion of Mary please contact us for more information at [email protected]

The Enthronement of the Sacred Heart has been a great spiritual bless-ing to families as it preserves the sanctity of marriage and establishes Christ as King of the home. Please contact the Legion of Mary for more information and if you would like to schedule a first Friday Enthronement of your home. Images available from the Legion of Mary and blessed by Father Gould.

All are welcome to join the Legion of Mary for the Five First Saturday devotion after 9am morning mass on November 7th. Make reparation to the five offenses against the Immaculate Heart of Mary!

The Junior Legion of Mary continues to meet on Thursday afternoons at 3:30 in Knights Hall. All parish children, ages 8-17,are invited! We are focusing our spiritual works of mercy on the Catechesis of our families, the Miraculous Medal devotion, assisting the adult Legion with their spiritual works and making cards for the Homeless Ministry and home-bound and elderly in the parish. Please arrive between 3:30-3:40 for a prompt 3:45 start to the meeting.

Take the Pledge! Please consider abstaining from alcohol for the month of November for the Poor Souls in Purgatory. For enrollment and to read more information about the Pioneer Total Abstinence Association of the Sacred Heart, please visit www.pioneerassociation.ie/ The spirituality of the association is based on prayer, self denial and reparation.

We are praying for those fighting addictions and their families this month

Open after the 8:30am, 10:30am and 12:15 Massesin the Church Narthex

PARISH MAILING ARRIVING THIS WEEKThis coming week, we will be sending each parish household information regarding our Parish Offertory Program. We are asking every parish family to respond. Please read the informa-tion and take a moment to prayerfully consider your commit-ment to the Parish Offertory for the coming year. We would like you to complete the enclosed commitment card and return it to the parish by leaving it in the black box outside the par-ish office, dropping it in the mail OR visit Parish Giving www.parishgiving.org to find out about more ways to give. We are grateful for your kind consideration of support to our parish!

In time for Christmas! Tomas Fernandez Crux Gloria sterling silver medals; designed and created by Tomas. We have nine in stock. If interested, text Robin Mentzer 703-431-1564.

Christmas MarketVillage

St Francis de Sales Catholic Church Our Lady of Victory Hall

Saturday, December 5th9am-4pm

Shop! Eat! Music! Fun for Kids!

Vendors, please Contact Cheryl Rider [email protected] for more info

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