SAINT MARY’S CHURCH · 4/14/2019 · 9:00 am • Peter Hao Nguyen Next Weekend Mass Celebrants...

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION In Our Lady’s Chapel, Monday - Friday • 9:30 am to 6:00 pm Benediction every First Friday at 5:45 pm

CONFESSIONS: The Light is on for YOU! Wednesday 6:30-8:00 pm Saturday 4:00 pm

520 VEIRS MILL ROAD • ROCKVILLE, MD 20852 www.stmarysrockville.org Phone: 301.424.5550 • Fax: 301.424.5579 • Email: [email protected]

A p r i l 1 4 , 2 0 1 9

Palm Sunday of the Passion of Our Lord

SAINT MARY’S CHURCH

R E V . M S G R . ROBERT G. AME Y, V.F. PASTOR

REV. KEVIN A. FIELDS, PAROCHIAL VICAR

REV. M. VALENTINE KEVENY, IN RESIDENCE

DEACON LOUIS J. BRUNE, III

DEACON DANIEL F. KOSTKA, SR.

DEACON MICHAEL A. RUSSO

SCHEDULE OF MASSES

SUNDAY…………………7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am, 12:30 pm and 5:00 pm SATURDAY VIGIL……..5:00 pm

ASL, American Sign Language Mass, Sunday, 12:30 pm

DAILY………….………...7:00 am, 9:00 am and 12:10 pm (in chapel) Saturday 9:00 am only HOLY DAY…………..….7:00, 9:00 am, 12:10 pm and 7:00 pm

EVERY 4TH SUNDAY OF THE MONTH…….6:00 pm Filipino (Tagalog) Mass

Please consult the special schedule for Holy Week, Easter, Christmas and New Year’s Masses, Confessions and Services.

Historic St. Mary’s Church est. 1813

Over 200 Years of Catholic Faith in Rockville

We can imagine that among those in the crowd who sang and shouted as Jesus entered Jerusalem would have been such people as the prodigal son, the healed leper, those who had followed Jesus because they felt his compassion for their pain and misery. Their outcry is the song and the spontaneous joy of all those left behind and overlooked, who, having been touched by Jesus, can now shout: ‘Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.’ These people can-not but help to praise the person responsible for restoring their dignity and their hope, making it possible for them to trust again. But there is another group present as well. The joy of those who have been touched by God’s mercy is un-bearable and intolerable for others. How hard it is for the

comfortable and the self-righteous to understand the joy and the celebration of God’s mercy! Pope Francis

UPCOMING EVENTS April Apr 14 CCD 10:15-11:45 am Apr 16 Penance Service, 7 pm Apr 17 Confessions 6:30-8 pm Apr 18 Confessions, 4pm Holy Thursday liturgy, 7 pm Apr 19 Stations of the Cross, Noon Confessions, 4 pm Good Friday Liturgy, 7 pm Apr 20 Confessions, 3:30– 5 pm Easter Vigil, 8 pm

Next Weekend Mass Celebrants

Apr 20 8:00 pm Msgr. Amey Apr 21 7:30 am Fr. Val 9:00 am Father Kevin 10:30 am Msgr. Amey 12:30 pm Fr. Kevin NO 5:00 pm Mass

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord Sunday, April 14

Sat Vigil, 5:00 pm • Frank & Carl Sapienza † 7:30 am • Roger Payen †

9:00 am • Parishioners 10:30 am • Melissa Ronge † 12:30 pm • Presy Guevara †

5:00 pm • President Trump Family & Staff

Monday, April 15

7:00 am • Billy Beers 9:00 am • Samuel Ohin †

12:10 pm • Joseph Tran Q. Luong †

Tuesday, April 16

7:00 am • Terry Rodgers, Jr. 9:00 am • Caroline & Robert Nye † 12:10 pm • Mary Jo VanDeerlin †

Wednesday, April 17

7:00 am • Special Intention

9:00 am • Peter Hao Nguyen 12:10 pm • Jen Fennell

PARISH OFFICE

520 Veirs Mill Road, Rockville, MD 20852

Office Hours 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Phone 301.424.5550 ✦Fax 301.424.5579

Email [email protected]

Website www.stmarysrockville.org

PARISH STAFF

Rev. Msgr. Robert G. Amey

Pastor

Rev. Kevin A. Fields

Parochial Vicar

Kathy Yates

Pastoral Assistant

Cecile Galczynski

Director of Liturgy and Music

Kevin Daly

Operations Manager

ST. MARY’S SCHOOL (Pre-K - 8) 600 Veirs Mill Road, Rockville, MD 20852

Phone 301.762.4179 ✦Fax 301.762.9550


(new email address!)

Website stmaryschoolrockville.org

Debra Eisel, Principal

Ellen Finnell, Exec. Asst.

Brenda Hoffmaster, Exec. Asst

PRESCHOOL Phone 301.762.4179 extension: 3111


Caroline Conway, Preschool Administrator

OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS

EDUCATION/YOUTH MINISTRY Phone 301.762.8750

Rel. Ed. Email [email protected]

Youth Min. Email [email protected]

Website www.stmarysrockville.org

Thomas Patchan - Minister of Religious Education

Matthew Curley - Youth Minister

Ellen Finnell - Executive Secretary

RCIT (Teen) RCIC (Children)

Thomas Patchan 301.762.8750

[email protected]

RCIA (Adults)

Olivia Crosby 301.806.1292

[email protected]

PARISH MEMBERSHIP Registration forms are available in the

vestibules of the church. Please notify the

Rectory if you change your address or move

from the parish. You must be a registered

parishioner for at least 6 months before we

can issue a certificate of eligibility to be a

sponsor or godparent. Please make an

appointment with Monsignor Amey if you

need a Pastoral Recommendation.

BAPTISMS Baptisms are held two Saturdays per month

at 10:00 am and two Sundays per month at

11:30 am, subject to scheduling. Pre-baptism

classes for all new parents will be held

monthly in the Rectory Meeting Room. To

enroll, call the Rectory 4-6 weeks prior to

class. Six months prior parish registration is

required.

MARRIAGES Couples must make arrangements with one

of the parish priests at least six months prior

to the tentative wedding date. At. least one

party must be a member of St. Mary’s Parish.

BULLETIN DEADLINE Items may be emailed, faxed, mailed or

brought to the Rectory office 10 days

prior to the bulletin’s publication date.

MASS INTENTIONS

Holy Thursday Thursday, April 18

7:00 pm • For all priests,

Living and Deceased

Good Friday Friday, April 19

7:00 pm • Pope Francis

Easter Vigiil

Saturday, April 20

8:00 pm • For RCIA Candidates and Catechumens

Easter Sunday

Sunday, April 21

7:30 am • Arturo Sto. Domingo † 9:00 am • Noah Christian Cardoso †

10:30 am • Parishioners 12:30 pm • Mariva Mazumder †

No 5:00 pm Mass

April 7, 2019 The Most Holy Trinity gives the baptized sanctifying grace, the grace of justification: giving them the power to live and act under the prompting of the Holy Spirit through the gifts of the Holy Spirit. CCC 266 Akeem Mensah

BAPTISMS

Announcements... P A R I S H A C T I V I T I E S /

P R O G R A M S

Thank you for being a part of the

St. Mary’s Catholic Church family.

Please consider enrolling in eGiving

through Faith Direct to make sure your

gifts reach St. Mary’s Catholic Church

when you cannot so our ministries can

continue uninterrupted. Consider

enrolling today by visiting

www.faithdirect.net. Our church code

is MD601.

Thank you for your continued support

of our parish family with your time and

talents as well as your financial

contributions!

God bless you,

Msgr. Amey

Do you know someone who has

expressed an interest in the Catholic

faith? Please help them to explore

their interest by contacting Olivia

Crosby 301-806-1292 or email

[email protected].

The Light is On for you—

Confessions will be offered Wednesday

from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm throughout

Lent. The Wednesday 5pm confession

time will resume after Easter.

2019 Annual Jubilarian

Mass– The annual Jubilarian Mass

honoring couples married 25, 30, 35, 40,

45, 50 and 51+ years is on Sunday,

June 16, 2018 at 2 pm at the Basilica

of the National Shrine of the

Immaculate Conception. Please call the

parish office or use the forms located

near the exits of the church to register.

Names need to be turned into the

rectory by Tuesday, April 23, 2019.

SAINT MARY’S CHURCH

(There will be no daily

Adoration during Holy Week)

Palm Sunday, April 14

Palms blessed at all Masses

Solemn Procession

10:30 am

Parish Penance Service Tuesday, April 16 - 7:00 pm

6 priests present

Confessions

Wednesday, April 17

6:30 pm –8:00 pm

Holy Thursday, April 18

No morning Masses

Confessions — 4:00 - 5:00 pm

Evening Mass

of the Lord’s Supper - 7:00 pm

Adoration at the Repository in

Our Lady’s Chapel following

Mass until 10:00 pm

Good Friday, April 19

No morning Masses

Stations of the Cross - Noon


Solemn Liturgy

of the Lord’s Passion

7:00 pm

Holy Saturday, April 20

No morning Mass

There is NO 5pm Mass


The Easter Vigil

in the Holy Night - 8:00 pm

Easter Sunday, April 21

Masses

7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am,

12:30 pm

There will be NO 5:00 pm Mass

Road Construction

Work- continues into Fall 2019. A

safety and resurfacing project along

Route 355 from Route 28 to Mannakee

St. will close one to two lanes during

business days, overnights and on

weekends in both northbound and

southbound directions. This will affect

your travel to St. Mary’s. Please plan

accordingly! You can check out real

time road cameras at

MD511.maryland.gov. Additional

information on the road construction

can be found at https://

buff.ly/2Yn2YCh.

Fast and Abstinence All

Catholics over the age of 14 are

obliged to abstain from meat on

Good Friday.

All Catholics from their 18th birthday

until and including their 59th

birthday are obliged to fast on Good

Friday. One full meal is allowed on

the days of fast. Two other meatless

meals, sufficient to maintain strength,

are allowed. Together the two meals

should not exceed the full

meal. Drinking of ordinary liquids

does not break the fast.

The Collection for the

Holy Land will be taken up on

Good Friday at St. Mary’s. In the words

of Paul VI is "not only for the Holy

Places but above all for those pastoral,

charitable, educational, and social

works which the Church supports in the

Holy Land for the welfare of their

Christian brethren and of the local

communities." Please be generous.

To all of our Visitors:

Welcome to St. Mary’s - We are happy you are here! To become

registered parishioners please obtain a

registration form online at

www.stmaryrockville.org, email the

rectory at [email protected],

or stop by the rectory during business

hours.

http://www.faithdirect.net/

mailto:[email protected]

from our School Principal,

Mrs. Debra Eisel

Universal: Workers in War Zones

For doctors and their humanitarian

collaborators in war zones, who risk

their lives to save the lives of others.

P o p e F r a n c i s ’

P r a y e r I n t e n t i o n

f o r A p r i l 2 0 1 9

Funds for The School-

You can support St. Mary’s school by

collecting Boxtops for Education that

you see on various products you pur-

chase at the grocery store. Please drop

them off at the school or in the

vestibules of the church. Thank you!

No one deserves to be

abused- if you have been a victim of

child sexual abuse or adult abuse, please

contact the The Archdiocese of

Washington Office of Child and Youth

Protection & Safe Environment at

301-853-5328, to receive the assistance

you need.

St. Mary's School is excited to offer an

array of creative and enriching camp

programs this summer! We are provid-

ing fun and flexible options in four week

-long sessions from

June 24 - July 26, 2018, for 4-year-old

through rising eighth grade students. We

strive to take the stress out of your

summer vacation child care needs with

morning and afternoon camps as well as

free early drop off beginning at 8 am.

Camp is open to St. Mary's School,

St. Mary's Parish and the local

community... Invite your friends and

neighbors! Register online: https://

one.bidpal.net/smssummercamp2019

Please pray for the eight

candidates and catechumens in our

parish who are preparing for Baptism,

for entry into full Communion with the

Catholic Church, or completion of the

sacraments of initiation. God willing

they will be brought into full

Communion with the Catholic Church at

Easter Vigil. If you are interested in

learning more about the Catholic faith,

receiving Eucharist and Confirmation—

or if you know anyone who is - please

contact Olivia Crosby

at 301-806-1292

or [email protected].

Good Friday Stations of

the Cross at Catholic

cemeteries-will be offered on

Friday, April 19 at noon at both Gate

of Heaven Cemetery 13801 Georgia

Ave. Silver Spring, MD., 20906, and

All Souls Cemetery 11401 Brink Rd.,

Germantown, MD. Come and experi-

ence walking the Way of the Cross in a

spiritual work of mercy for the souls in

the cemetery who await their own

fulfillment in His Resurrection from the

dead.

Tenebrae at the

Cathedral of

St. Matthew the Apostle

-On Wednesday of Holy Week,

April 17, at 7:30 pm. come and

experience this unique and rarely

celebrated ancient rite. After the 15

candles of the candelabra are gradually

extinguished, the traditional Strepitus is

sounded in total darkness and the

Paschal candle is taken from the

sanctuary recalling Christ’s death.

The Cathedral is located at 1725 Rhode

Island Ave., NW Washington, D.C.

www.stmatthewscathedral.org/

Divine Mercy Devotion-All

are invited to a Divine Mercy Holy Hour

will be Sunday, April 28 at 3 pm in

the Main Church. In April 2000, Pope

John Paul II canonized St. Faustina

Kowalska, a Polish nun who became

known as an Apostle of the Divine

Mercy, and officially designated the

Sunday after Easter as Divine Mercy

Sunday. To celebrate this sacred feast

within the Holy Hour the Blessed

Sacrament will be exposed, the Divine

Mercy Image and first-class relic of

St. Faustina will be venerated, and

prayers will be recited.

The Divine Mercy Novena begins on

Good Friday, April 19 and concludes

on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 28.

Novena leaflets can be found at the

entrances of the church.

St Mark’s Society-The

St. Mark’s Society is a prayer and faith

discussion group who meet regularly in

St. Mary’s school room 44. We invite

anyone who wants to discuss Catholic

doctrine, social events and media issues

to attend. The next Sunday meeting is

April 21, 2019 at 9 am. For those who

cannot attend on Sunday, we also meet

on Tuesdays from 7-8 pm. For more

information contact Isaac Welsey at

301-379-7857 or

Mary-Anne Fombu at 240-477-2722.

Everyone is welcome!

Know the Faith – Share the Faith!

Please help Keep our

churches free of

clutter– Materials may not be

posted or left in the Main Church or

Our Lady’s Chapel without the

Pastor’s permission.

St. Mary’s Ministry to

seniors– The Rockville and

Potomac Valley Nursing Homes are

looking for parishioners who love the

Eucharist and seniors to commit to a

1-2 hour/month visit, usually on a

weekday afternoon, with some

flexibility for weekday mornings or

weekends. Our teams provide weekly

Holy Communion, a monthly

Communion Service, and a monthly

Mass. For more information, please

contact Maureen Britti,

[email protected].

Monthly Nursing Home

Mass– Join St. Mary’s parishioners

and Catholic residents for their monthly

Mass.

Rockville Nursing Home

303 Adclare Rd. Rockville, MD 20850

Tuesday, April 16 at 3 pm.

Potomac Valley Nursing Home

1235 Potomac Valley Rd., Rockville,

MD 20850. Wednesday, April 24

at 3:00 pm.

https://adw.org/archdiocesan-offices/office-child-youth-protection-safe-environment/

https://adw.org/archdiocesan-offices/office-child-youth-protection-safe-environment/

https://one.bidpal.net/smssummercamp2019

https://one.bidpal.net/smssummercamp2019

http://www.stmatthewscathedral.org/Lent2019


At FORMED.org

for Holy Week.

We pray these recommendations are

catechetical and prayerful time as we

draw near to the Lord’s Passion:

The Passion of Christ in Light of the

Holy Shroud of Turin–

find this in LISTEN section.

Holy Week in Rome-

Find in WATCH-Rome Reports

The Fourth Cup– Dr. Scott Hahn.

Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the

Eucharist.

Three Days that Changed the World

Glimpses Along the Way of the Cross.

Find these in the LISTEN section.

Convinced-Find in the WATCH section.

Type in the St. Mary’s Parish code

ed01c4 and your email address.

St. Elizabeth’s

Bereavement Ministry-

is offering an 8 week bereavement

support group for adults who have

experienced the death of a parent,

spouse, close friend or family

member. The spring series will meet

at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church,

917 Montrose Rd., Rockville on

Wednesdays from 7-8:30 pm

beginning April 10—May 29, 2019.

There is no fee but registration is

required. Space is limited. To register

call Deacon Kevin Bryne,

[email protected] or

Claudia McAuliffe 301-881-1457.

Daily Telephone Rosary-

to pray for the special intention of

healing for those hurt by individuals

within the Church. Monday - Saturday

thru September 4, 2019. Call

605-468-8016 and enter code 357090#.

Sponsored by The Washington Council

of Catholic Women.

Congratulations to our

Newly Confirmed

Bishop Mario E. Dorsonville

April 13, 2019

Debbie Mary Aliazas

Chidubem Julian Aniagboso

Richard Richard Arnold

Dana Rita of Cascia Ayebare

Zahra Monica Ayungo

Aldrich Francis of Assisi Bugash

Peter John the Apostle Camobreco

Raine Francis Caperal

Julia Gianna Cardoza

Megan Barbara Caulfield

Samuel Michael Caulfield

Alysia Rose of Lima Cepeda

Nicole Philomena Conroy

Norah Kateri Tekakwitha D’Cruze

Anthony Anthony Davenport-Thomas

Alyssa Teresa of Calcutta Day

Lilah Jude De La Vega-Rodriguez

Christopher Edmund Campion

De Santos

Laurel Catherine of Bologna Dexter

Trent Sebastian Dickerson

Elisabeth Cecilia Durso

Giovanni Joseph Escobar

Anna Augustine Estuara

Kate Cecilia Fong

Alexa Marcella Giantelli

Michael Anthony Guardado

Matteo Oscar Romero Guzman

Jackson Luke Hamill

Timothy Aloysius Gonzaga Jones

Allison Teresa of Calcutta Keesling

James George Kolf

John Michael Kolf

Pierrick Philomena Kouame

Unna Yera Zuleika Joan of Arc Lat

Natali Our Lady of Guadalupe Lopez

Andrew James Mitchell

Ellison Elijah Mohan

Kathleen Catherine of Bologna

Moorer

Anne Rose of Lima Moser

Jack Michael Murphy

Lilliana Elizabeth Ann Seton Murphy

Pacifico Patrick Murphy

Kelly Agnes of Prague Namara

Reese Elizabeth Ann Seton Neeley

Ntsepase Teresa of Calcutta Nkhasi

Charles Joshua Anthony Pingca

Anthony Anthony Rinaldi

Sean Louis of France Russell

Daniel Elizabeth Ann Seton Sanders

Andrew Cajetan Smith

Sety Michael Tekeu

Howard Michael Tetens, III

Carlos Antonio Trujillo

Trevor Peter Van Pelt

Continued…..

Joseph Stephen Watson

John Jude Wolff

Elisa Teresa of Calcutta Zeng-Mariotti

Luca Francis of Assisi Zeng-Mariotti

Amorie Francis of Assisi Zsako

Mother Seton Church

Germantown, MD., K of C

Cash Bingo-Friday, May 3,

doors open at 5pm. Bingo begins at

7 pm. Adults only. No alcohol.

Admission is $25.00 before April 28,

$30.00 after April 28. This event sold

out ahead of time last year. No dinner

will be served. Snacks and drinks will

be available for purchase. For more

information and reservations email

Warren Phister,

[email protected].

Do you know a St. Mary’s

parishioner who is

homebound? The parish bulletin

is one way a person can keep up with

events happening in St. Mary’s and the

local area. If you know of a homebound

parishioner, we can arrange to have the

weekly bulletin sent by contacting

Kathy Yates at 301-424-5550 or email

at [email protected].

Prayers for the Sick-The

St. Mary’s community would be

honored to pray for your family and

friends who may be accepting their

cross with a serious illness in their lives.

If you would like St. Mary’s to pray for

them by name, please call or email the

rectory. (301-424-5550 or

[email protected]. Names

will be announced for three weeks on

Sundays in the Prayer of the Faithful

and then placed in the bulletin for

30 days.

Camp St. Charles –A boys

and girls Catholic over-night summer

camp will be having an open house on

Sunday, April 14, 11 am to 3pm. Join

us for lunch, a tour and ride on the giant

swing. Camp St. Charles has been run by

the Salvatorian Fathers, Brothers and lay

Salvatorians for over 60 years. For more

information www.campstcharges.org

email: [email protected] or

call us 301-934-8799.



http://www.campstcharges.org


WORSHIP Council Liaison

LITURGY Cele Galczynski 301-424-5550 x 30

Altar Guild Rose Dunn 301-460-5913

Altar Servers Fr. Kevin Fields 301-424-5550

Arimatheans 301-424-5550

Bell Ringers John Bean 301-424-0110

Choirs/Cantors Cele Galczynski 301-424-5550 x 30

Eucharistic Adoration Joe Murphy 301-762-2418

Extraordinary Ministers Dana Baker 301-949-6614

of Holy Communion e-mail: [email protected]

Lectors George Griffin 301-309-0095

Ministry to the Sick Rectory Office 301-424-5550

and Homebound

Offertory Families Cecile Galczynski 301-424-5550 x 30

Ushers John Durbin 301-762-4448

EDUCATION Council Liaison SCHOOL Debra Eisel 301-762-4179

Website: stmaryschoolrockville.org

Alumni Dinis Camara 301-251-1610

Email: [email protected]

Baptismal Preparation Kathy Yates 301-424-5550 x 12

Bible Study Carole Day 301-762-7715

CCD Thomas Patchan 301-762-8750

Youth Ministry Matthew Curley 301-906-4869

Home & School Assoc. Kelly Day Terry 240-793-8474


Pre-Cana Ardath and Bill Camara 301-762-7107

Preschool Caroline Conway 301-762-4179 x 3014

RCIA Olivia Crosby 301-806-1292

[email protected]

School Advisory Board Dinis Camara 301-251-1610


STEWARDSHIP/ADMINISTRATION Council Liaison Kammie Bell [email protected] Bulletin Kathy Yates 301-4 2 4 - 5 5 5 0


Building Committee John duFief 301-424-8224

Archdiocesan Appeal Bill Gessner 301-963-4305

Finance Committee

Grounds/Maintenance Kevin Daly 301-424-5550

Money Counters Dyanne & John Ryan 301-260-2950

Parish Council Gary Funkhouser 301-762-7223

Website Kathy Yates 301-424-5550


SERVICE Council Liaison Matt McCormick 301-529-6005

Email: [email protected] Social Concerns Joe Quirk 301-424-7751

Email: [email protected] Gabriel Project Diane Reinke 301-946-4815

COMMUNITY Council Liaison Karen Gilroy 301-424-3107


CYO Claire Hannan 301-279-7706

Gerry Blackwell 301-871-8401

Knights of Columbus Ed Day 240-672-3235

Council #2323 Email: [email protected]

Filipino Catholic Community, President

Rhoe Gueverra 301-275-7661

Our Parish Times Debra Eisel 301-762-4179

Retrouvaille Carol & Tom Moran 240-428-1206

Scouts Vince Camobreco 301-330-6632

Sodality Barbara Williams 301-424-1429


Our Lady of China Fr. John Ming 301-738-2459

Mission

The Church serves its people.

It takes the people to serve the Church.

“As generous distributors of God’s manifold grace,

put your gifts at the service of one another,

each in the measure he has received.” (1 Peter 4)

In Your Prayers…

Please pray for the men and women of our parish who serve in the armed forces and their families, especially…

Airman Christopher Ball, USAF, Col Bruce A. Carper, USAF, Capt. Norm Charboneau, USN, Ensign Kevin Dragonette, USN, Lt. Col. 05 Ivan Mikolic, USA, Medic Jared Riley, USA, HMC Jonothan Tarkowski, USN, Lt. Justin A. T. Watkis, USN, Lt. Michael K. C. Watkis, USN, Chief Master Sgt Daniel Wells, USAF, Ryan Wells, USA.

Remember the sick, especially…… Guillermo Arietia, Sue Barrett, Vincent Basciano, Georgette Bedewi, Mary Bonnano, Patrick Breen, Sally Bruno, Wayne Campbell, Pat Carpentier, Dave Castro, Joseph Chelberg, Janee Clark, Mary Colletti, James Conor III, Irene Coan, Mary Corley, Charles Cox, Victoria Dare, John Dillard, Cheryl Diuduid, Rev. James Downs, John Durbin, Anne Emerick, Pat Fancher, Leonardo Fausta, Larry Gaddis, Bill Garry, Margaret Glover, Adriana Gonzalez, Carlos M. Gonzalez, Gerardo Gonzalez, Maria Gonzalez, David Gouker, Douglas Gray, Mary Gregg, Donna Grimmer, Jonie Grundman, Opal Hall, Scarlet Hagen, Leroy Hagens, Elizabeth Haley, Michelle Harrington, Cathy Hartman, Bob Huber, Lillian Huff, P. Jamison, Moira Kaluzienski, Tian Zi Ke, Sam Keating, John LaBosco, Norma Langley, Steven Lemery, Richard Lidberg, Eric Luther, Jose Martins, Marie McIntyre, Mike Merchlinsky, Pam Missimer, Sandy Mitchell, Samuel Moore, Kevin Neary, Nelson Dias Neto, Anne O’Brien, Aleyda Ochoa, Priscilla O’Donnell, Barbara O’Neil, Bill Owens, Andrea Pascual, Ron Pendleton, Julia Plantanias, Fran Powell, Fred Powell, Thomas Proctor, Peggy Randall, Don Reid, Mary Reinard, Carl Ressa, Carolyn Reynolds, Victor Roa, Sr., Kitty Roche, Harold Ross, Nancy Roth, James Routh, John & Ann Roy, Kathy Ryan, John Salerno, Jaime Salisbury, Re San, Kathy Sheehan, George Sierra, Jo Sine, Genny Soisson, Julie Souza, Georgia Sowards, Betty Spano, Michelle Speiser, Derwood Spencer, Sue Spurlock, Rebecca Stotler, G. Patricia Tabares, Martha Tabares,

Kenny Tarp, Chelsea Taylor, Vicki Tomastik, Frank Tramontao, Chloe Tucci, Sandra Valencia-Gonzalez, Maria Ines Vargas, Vincent Vargas, Joseph and Mary Vu, William Wainscott, Charles Wesley, William Wilcox, Barbara Wilson, Mary Wilson, Charles Worsley, Bernadette Yates, Jasper Zabala, Andreas Zapata, Paul Zusi. Remember the deceased, especially……...our family and friends who have gone home to the Lord.

Our deepest sympathies go out to their loved ones. May God’s steadfast love and the support of family and friends comfort them. Names remembering the sick, will remain on this list for 4 consecutive weeks, but can be repeated by calling the Rectory. If you have recovered and want your name removed, please notify the Rectory.

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