June 24, 2018 Nativity of St. John the Baptist

MASS SCHEDULE

THE PASTORATE OF

ST. FRANCIS-ST. MARY & HOLY FAMILY

One Faith Community, Two Catholic Parishes

St. Francis-St. Mary (SFSM)

Saturday - 5:00 pm

Sunday - 8:00 & 10:00 am

Wednesday - 9:00 am

4231 Catholic Church Road, Petersville, MD 21758

Holy Family (HFCC)

Saturday - 5:00 pm

Sunday - 9:00 & 11:00 am

Every 3rd Sunday - 5:00 pm Praise & Worship Mass

Mon, Tues, Fri - 8:30 am

Thursday - Communion Service 8:30 am

7321 Burkittsville Road, Middletown MD 21769

“ChristChristChristChrist has no body now on earth but yours; no hands but yours; no feet but yours.

Yours are the eyes through which

the compassion of Christ must look out on the world.

Yours are the feet with which He is to go about doing good.

Yours Yours Yours Yours are the hands with which He is to bless His people.” St. Teresa of Avila

Mission Staff

Karen Nelson (Director) ........................ knelson@hfccmd.org

Ed Haynes (K-6) ...................... ehaynes@s�rancis-stmary.org

Caroline Rohr (7-12 & Young Adult) .......... crohr@hfccmd.org

Erin Breeden (Family Ministry) .......... ebreeden@hfccmd.org

Laurel Swencki (Alpha) ......................... lswencki@hfccmd.org

Noreen Jednorski (Children’s) ........... njednorski@hfccmd.org

Vaca on Bible School

July 16-20 at Holy Family

Registra4on is open

Join TEAM JESUS!

Register online and signup

as a volunteer: h:p:/hfccmd.org/vaca4on-bible-school-july-16-20

The Body of Christ:

the Worshipping Community

June 24th

After 11 am mass

LOCATION: Holy Family

Potluck lunch

We invite all those involved in a

liturgical ministry to an

afternoon of prayer, discussion

and reflection based on our

identity and the prayer of Saint

Theresa of Avila

High School Service Opportunity

iServe, August 2-3, 2018

2 days of hands on service

in our own community

Open to incoming freshmen-outgoing seniors

Contact Caroline Rohr to register,

crohr@hfccmd.org.

A one Day Conference on Strategic Grandparenting

July 14, 2018 10 am to 3 pm

Holy Family Catholic Community

Are you a grandparent? Do you want to share your faith with your grandchildren? Do you

know the huge difference you can make in your grandchildren’s lives? Do you know how?

Register online at http://grandly.org/maryland/

Cost $40 per person or $75 per couple (lunch included)

If you are already enrolled, please invite some friends.

Please note that Children’s Liturgy of the Word will only be

available at the 9:00 am Mass during the month of July at

Holy Family.

We are currently in need of assistants for this valuable

ministry—a perfect ministry for middle school youth! Adults

and teens welcome also. Please contact Karen Nelson at the

parish office if you are able to help: knelson@hfccmd.org.

CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD

Our teens hard at work serving the Baltimore

community joined by 50 others in the diocese.

FR. ROB’S COMMENTS

Parish Office 301-473-4800 | Office hours M-F 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Clergy

Msgr. Robert J. Jaskot………...…….pastor@hfccmd.org

Deacon George Sisson………………gsisson@hfccmd.org

Deacon Wayne Ma�hews

………………………...wma�hews@s rancis-stmary.org

Because the LORD who is faithful, the Holy One of Israel who has chosen you. Is 49:6

2018-19 Faith Forma�on Program Update

My Dear Friends in Christ,

Thanks to all of you who called and asked why we haven’t posted and sent the informa/on for next year’s religious educa/on

program. I apologize for the delay in ge2ng word out to you. Over the course of my /me at Holy Family and then at Saint Francis -

Saint Mary, we have tried different ways to serve you and your children, to help you help them become true followers of Christ.

You know well, as in all areas of importance in life, forming your children in faith is far more than “book knowledge” or doctrine.

It’s about establishing a connec/on to Jesus Christ, building a rela/onship with Him, growing in faith, and then seeing that faith as

an important part of life, about being comfortable in faith and what God asks of each of us and all of us.

Certainly, our catechists over the past years have done a great job and, as I visited classrooms or Vaca/on Bible School, I was im-

pressed at the crea/ve way so many of these catechists passed on not only the teachings of Christ and His Church, but the love and

the delight God takes in each of us as His children. It’s become obvious, though, to me that we need to do more to support and

help them support you. Programs and processes that worked for so many over the course of many years are no longer prac/cal or

effec/ve in this current day and age. Technology is a part of everyday life and the Church needs to keep up not just with technolo-

gy but reaching out to people who come from different backgrounds and at different levels in their faith. So many of you have

shared your concerns and frustra/ons with me and along with your ardent desire for help in reaching your children and passing

along the faith.

To that end, we are in the process of re-evalua�ng the program in order to be�er serve you and provide your family with

meaningful and engaging faith forma�on experiences. Part of this will be a focus on working with the catechists to support them

and allow their crea/vity to blossom. We will also be focusing in every class, at all stages, on the lived experience of faith in prayer,

worship and service. It’s a significant change for us, but I think an important opportunity to see how Christ is calling us to serve.

Already, we have a number of exci/ng ideas, gained from past experience (both posi/ve and nega/ve), gained also from other par-

ishes, resources and churches throughout the country. The program will provide both resources and ac/vi/es to do as a family to

help each one (you as parents included) share your faith more comfortably and confidently. I’m excited for the outcome which will

represent a significant step forward in helping to form our children.

We will be working on this throughout the summer. Our goal is to have the program defined by the beginning of August with

registra�on available shortly therea"er. We’ll have some resource mee�ngs and support for catechists in September and then

start with the children in October. One of the things that I can tell you is that we will consolidate into a single program held on

the Holy Family campus. This is not a decision I make lightly, and it is not simply for convenience. The recent comple/on of the

lower level there, along with the Legacy Room upstairs, gives a great resource for all ages. I realize that this will make it more diffi-

cult for those who live closer to Brunswick and I’m sorry for that inconvenience. I do think, as it has with the high school for-

ma/on, that it will enhance the program and support for our children. Also, we’re looking at providing more on-line resources and

family ac/vi/es that will enhance what will also be fewer “classes” over the course of the year.

Thanks for your pa/ence as we work to serve you be�er. We’re working diligently to develop a program to respond to your reli-

gious and spiritual needs in what has become a very busy world for all of us. Please keep us in prayer as we make this important

journey. If you have any ques/ons or problems, please let me know.

Peace,

St. Francis - St. Mary

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PRAYERS FOR THE SICK

PRAYERS FOR THOSE SERVING OR

SUPPORTING OUR MILITARY OVERSEAS

PRAYERS FOR THE DECEASED

The Pastorate of St. Francis-St. Mary/Holy Family accepts Mass

Inten�ons for the faithful departed and the needs of the living.

Call or come by the office to request a Mass inten�on or pick

up a Mass Card.

MASS INTENTIONS

Sat 6/23 5:00 pm Bob Babuskow (D) Kathy Hofer

Sun 6/24 9:00 am Joseph Stephen Gale� (L)

Judith & Stephen Kowalski

11:00 am Jim Leggieri (D) The Warboy Family

Mon 6/25 8:30am Rick Breeze (D) The Breeze Family

Tues 6/26 8:30 am Elizabeth Renninger (D) Holy Family

Thur 6/28 8:30 am Margaret Conrad (D) Holy Family

Sat 6/30 5:00 pm Richard Slezak (D) Gerry Wolfe

Sun 7/1 9:00 am Bill Miller (D) Rosemarie Breczinski

11:00 am Mary Brockway (D) Rosemarie Breczinski

Monday, 6/25 2 Kgs 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18 / Mt 7:1-5

Tuesday, 6/26 2 Kgs 19:9b-11, 14-21, 31-35a, 36 / Mt 7:6, 12-14

Wed, 6/27 2 Kgs 22:8-13, 23:1-3 / Mt 7:15-20

Thursday, 6/28 2 Kgs 24: 8-17 / Mt 7:21-29

Friday, 6/29 Acts 12: 1-11 / 2 Tm 4: 6-8, 17-18 / Mt 6:13-19

Saturday, 6/30 Lam 2:2,10-14, 18-19 / Mt 8:5-17

Sunday, 7/1 Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24 / 2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15 /

Mk 5:21-43

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

May their souls rest in peace and may those who May their souls rest in peace and may those who May their souls rest in peace and may those who May their souls rest in peace and may those who

mourn be comfortedmourn be comfortedmourn be comfortedmourn be comforted. . . . Ligaya Supapo Borbajo mother of Cecilia Crowley;

Anthony Con�

Monday, 6/25 8:30 am Daily Mass, Holy Family

Tuesday, 6/26 8:30 am Daily Mass, Holy Family

Wednesday, 6/27 9:00 am Daily Mass, St. Mary

Thursday, 6/28 8:30 am Daily Mass, Holy Family

Friday, 6/29 8:30 am Communion Service, Holy Family

May our prayers keep them safe, protect them as they May our prayers keep them safe, protect them as they May our prayers keep them safe, protect them as they May our prayers keep them safe, protect them as they

protect us. protect us. protect us. protect us. Holy Family Kyle Sommers; Pvt. First Class Brian

Antone-nephew of Sue & Gary Boch; LTC Ben Schill-brother of

Jay Schill

Holy Family

May our prayers bring them comfort, hope & healing.May our prayers bring them comfort, hope & healing.May our prayers bring them comfort, hope & healing.May our prayers bring them comfort, hope & healing.

St. Francis-St. Mary: Rose Marie Burkey, Estelle Cinco@a, Su-

zanne Clipsham, Anna Marie & Michael Coble, Ken & Pat Dant,

Joan Davis, Mike Eshbaugh, Carolyn Flook, Dede Hamer, Leslie

Hamer, Penny Hayas, Tony Henderson, Ray Hartman, Amy

Heying, Ruth Heying, Maureen Hughes, Barbara Marcoux, Aa-

ron & Martha Miller, Emily Navarra, Claudia Plafsky, Pa@y Ross,

Patsy Rowan, Carol, Jessica, John, & Ray Schneider, Larry

Thompson, Shirley U.erback, Clara Vranich, Charlie Walsh,

Barbara Webber, Jeanne Wilhelm

Holy Family: Bill Laboon; Helen Barry; Jim Walker; Frank Ferro-

ne; Dave Richards; Doug Thompson; Andrew Sweeney; Kim

Mercer; Lily Telemeco; Carly Fisher; Peter Hanley; Ed Lewan-

dowski; Sharon Hasse@; Ashley Cates, Peter Lincoln; Joan Gun-

kelman, Dick Ford; Larry Corbe.; Charlie Stewart; Brenda Pen-

yak; Kathleen Web; Jim Greaves; Sharon Bodine, Becky Rhodes,

Millie Cody, Lynn Sines; Beverly Wolff; Cleo Peszko; Jean Heims;

Connor Goonan; Bernita Joyce; Eva Amerise; Melinda Machan-

de; Dick Main; Lily Weaver; John LoGus; Frank Anderson; Lori

Reese; Richard Kershner; Rebecca Bergeron; Nancy Tresansky;

Sat 6/23 5:00 pm Father’s Day Remembrances

Sun 6/24 8:00 am People of the Pastorate

10:00 am Father’s Day Remembrances

Sat 6/30 5:00 pm People of the Pastorate

Sun 7/1 8:00 am Father’s Day Remembrances

10:00 am Francis Tarleton (D) Doris Tarleton

Wed 6/27 9:00 am Father’s Day Remembrances

Prayer Line This ministry serves the immediate, short-term needs of those in need of prayer. The name will remain on the prayer

list for two weeks. Prayers are said for the person(s) daily by volunteers of this ministry. To add a name to this prayer chain call

Ann McCandless for St. Mary at 240-367-4193 or Margy Burns 301-293-2621/mmphillipsmd@comcast.net for Holy Family.

DAILY MASS SCHEDULE

ALTAR FLOWERS—SFSM

With a dona�on of $50.00, remember a loved one, living or

deceased in this special way. Call the parish office to reserve a

weekend.

FIND A MASS WHEREVER YOU TRAVEL

We wish you and your family a healthy, safe and resJul sum-

mer! Enjoy your �me away and be safe. Find a Mass wherever

your travels take you at www.MassTimes.org.

THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE

POOR BOX

St. Francis-St. Mary and Holy Family

The poor box next weekend will be for the Arc of Frederick

County which assists persons with developmental disabili�es

and their families to obtain the services they need and want in

order to become as independent as possible and to enjoy quali-

ty of life within our community.

Parish Office 301-473-4800 | Office hours M-F 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

June 16-17 Weekend SFSM HFCC

Weekly Contribu�ons $3,408 $7,717

Loose $821 $548

Poor Box $191 $128

EFT

A1endance 283 667 All dona�ons other than the Poor Box are reflected in the Weekly Contribu�ons unless

they are for a pre-determined Archdiocesan or other specific collec�on. These dona�ons

will be reflected in the 2nd collec�on.

BRUNSWICK & MIDDLETOWN FOOD BANK

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

Items currently needed at the Middletown Food Bank are:

Coffee, juices, Jello, pudding mix, cookie mixes, sugar, pancake

mix, syrup, spaghe8 sauce, BBQ sauce, salad dressing, relish/

pickles, cooking oil, shortening, mustard, ketchup, mayonnaise.

Please drop off items in the basket by the parish office.

Food Bank normal hours of opera%on:

Brunswick (601 E. Potomac Street)

Thursdays 6:30-8pm & 1st Saturday of the month 9-11:30am

Middletown (301 W. Main Street)

1-3pm Wednesdays & 9am-Noon Saturday

Please support those in our community who are less

fortunate. Thank you to all who contribute!

Mission Support

Terry Kirby (Director)……………………………...….tkirby@hfccmd.org

Faye Williams (SFSM)………….......fwilliams@sGrancis-stmary.org

Linda Berry ………………………………………...……..lberry@hfccmd.org

Liz Parro1e………………………………………..…...lparro1e@hfccmd.org

Sarah Blackburn (finance)……………………sblackburn@hfccmd.org

In the Gospel today, we celebrate the birth of

John the Bap�st and everyone pondered the

ques�on: “What, then, will this child be? For

surely the hand of the Lord was with him.” This

past month, “the hand of the Lord has been

ac�ng through you” as your giNs, to the Society of St. Vincent de

Paul brought his love and care to the poor by providing $3,014

in housing, $5,650 for u�lity, and $1,276 for other bills. For

more informa%on about SVdP or for assistance, please call:

Frederick County: 301-662-4676

Brunswick/Middletown area: 301-834-9185 x2, 0

Contact Deacon Wayne, Deacon George or Bob Quin if you

would like to be a part of either conference.

We are currently seeking new members and are in par�cular

need of those who have technical skills and who would be

willing to provide assistance to those in need.

June 24, Sunday

12:30 p.m. Day of Recollec�on, HF, Church/Legacy

June 25, Monday

11:30 a.m. Worthy of the Call Training, HF, LL - Bosco

7:00 p.m. St Teresa of Calcu1a Conference St. Vincent de Paul, SMH

June 26, Tuesday

6:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconcilia�on, un�l 8:00a.m., HF

7:30 p.m. Music Planning Mee�ng, HF, Murphy Room

June 27, Wednesday

7:00 p.m. Knights of Columbus Mee�ng 11703 (S), HF, Legacy 2

June 28, Thursday

1:00 p.m. Rosary, HF, St. Joseph's Chapel

1:30 p.m. Over 55 Group, HF, Legacy 1

7:00 p.m. Cantor/Pianist Mee�ng, HF, Church

7:00 p.m. Bap�sm prep class, HF, LL - St. John Paul II

7:30 p.m. Boy Scout Troop, HF, LL - Bosca & Bellarmine Rooms

June 29, Friday Summer Hours -- Office Closed

7:00 p.m. Praise & Worship Band Rehearsal, HF, Church

June 30, Saturday

6:00 p.m. Family Fun & Fireworks, HF, Parish Grounds/Legacy

July 1, Sunday

11:00 a.m. Eucharis�c Adora�on, un�l noon, St. Mary Church

TRIBUTE TO VETERANS

The Knights of Columbus Council #11715 and the Brunswick

American Legion placed flags at the gravesites at St. Mary Cem-

etery of those who bravely answered the call to serve and de-

fend our country —a touching and moving display that reminds

us of the sacrifices that are made to secure our freedom.

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CHILD & YOUTH PROTECTION POLICY

A special thanks to all who donated blood

for the Red Cross blood drive last week. A

total of 32 units of life saving blood was

donated. Also many thanks to those who

staffed the sign in table and canteen: Carol

Ferenschak, Barbara Mosser, Kathy Leaman, Theresa Sullivan,

Linda Berry, staff liaison for the Red Cross, and Dinah Sisson,

Blood Drive Chair.

All volunteers at St. Francis-St. Mary and Holy Family need to

adhere to the Archdiocesan Policy for the Protec,on of Children

and Youth. Visit our website for details and to complete the

requirements. If you have any ques,ons, please contact Liz in

the parish office, lparro3e@hfccmd.org.

PRIMARY ELECTION DAY - JUNE 26TH

SING OF THE LORD’S GOODNESS!

THANK YOU!

As we enter into summer, we welcome guests

to celebrate Mass with our church family and

strengthen our rela,onships with one another

and with God. How blessed we are to share

this community of faith, and what be3er way

to join together in worship than to “Sing of the

Lord’s Goodness” with one strong united voice

at every Mass! This summer, our Music Planning Teams have

come together to pray for the Lord’s guidance in selec,ng mu-

sic that may strengthen congrega,onal singing and reinforce

the message of the Gospel. We are ac,vely working to incorpo-

rate more familiar songs into worship, as well as introducing

aesthe,cally beau,ful yet easily singable and engaging new

music. Let us make the conscious effort to par,cipate fully in

this gi< of singing in the presence of the Lord Jesus at each and

every Mass!

Catholic Daughters Court Mary Francis is

raffling a beau,ful hand-cra<ed quilt (made

by parishioner Kathryn Allen). Tickets are

$5.00 each, or 3 for $10.00. Proceeds bene-

fit the annual $500 scholarship given to a

high school senior of the pastorate. Tickets

will be available a<er Mass at Holy Family

the weekend of June 23rd. The drawing will

be Sunday, July 1st. Thank you for suppor,ng our fundraiser.

CDA RAFFLE TO SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIP

OVER 55 LUNCHEON

Our luncheon this month will be at The

Mariachi Mexican Restaurant, Rte. 355 in

Frederick on Thursday, June 28th at 11:30

am. Please RSVP to Joan at 240-675-3589

or Kathy Handiboe at 301-371-6543 no later than Tuesday June

26th. If you would like to carpool, please let us know.

Maryland’s Primary Elec,on day is Tuesday, June 26. It is cri,-

cal to remember that many races in our state are essen,ally

decided in the primary, par,cularly in districts that historically

elect only candidates from one party.

Below are links where you can find the responses from the can-

didates in your district. You can filter the results by district,

party, office and name to find the candidates running to repre-

sent you! Let your voice be heard by vo,ng!

h3p://www.mdcathcon.org/elec,ons/generalassembly

h3p://www.mdcathcon.org/elec,ons/congressh3p://

www.mdcathcon.org/elec,ons/governor

MEALS ON WHEELS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Meals on Wheels in the Middletown area is in need of drivers

to drop meals off to those who are homebound. Meals arrive

Monday thru Friday at the Christ Reformed Church parking lot

around 11:15 AM. You then drop them off at few homes in the

area. If you can spare 2-3 or so days per month to help those in

need please contact Effie Bryant at 301-600-6008 or

ebryant@Frederickcountymd.gov.

CDA SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCED

Congratula,ons to Mira Nair, the recipient of the Catholic

Daughters Court Mary Francis $500 Scholarship! Mira is a grad-

uate of Middletown High School, and will be a3ending the Uni-

versity of San Francisco in the fall, majoring in graphic design.

CDA NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS

Congratula,ons to the newly installed officers of Catholic

Daughters Court Mary Francis:

Joan Boyer, Regent, Pa� Waters, Vice Regent, Eileen Mallory,

Recording Secretary, Sharon Augus�ny, Financial Secretary

Connie Helinsky, Treasurer

CHURCH CLEANING CREWS

Creating a welcoming space starts with a clean church. Cleaning

Ministers are needed to provide assistance at both St. Mary and Holy Family. Anyone may get

involved, no “talents” required- only a servant’s heart. Dusting,

vacuuming, polishing, and more. Please contact Ed Haynes to join.

301•473•4800

ehaynes@stfrancis-stmary.org

CEMETERY MINISTRY

Volunteers are needed to help with

care, cleanup, tree work, and basic

restoration of the cemetery at

St. Mary Church. Please consider

giving of your time to help with the

efforts to beautify the grounds.

Contact Ed Haynes to join us,

ehaynes@stfrancis-stmary.org.

FAMILY,

FUN,

& FIREWORKS

JUNE 30th a�er the 5:00 Mass

at Holy Family

Delicious food, lots of fun, and view of the

Middletown fireworks!

Volunteers needed to help organize, set-up,

& clean-up.

Contact Mary Hyde or Erin Breeden

if you can help.

ST. FRANCIS ST. FRANCIS ST. FRANCIS ST. FRANCIS ---- ST. MARY ST. MARY ST. MARY ST. MARY ----

HOLY FAMILYHOLY FAMILYHOLY FAMILYHOLY FAMILY NIGHT AT THE KEYS!NIGHT AT THE KEYS!NIGHT AT THE KEYS!NIGHT AT THE KEYS!

Come cheer on the Frederick Come cheer on the Frederick Come cheer on the Frederick Come cheer on the Frederick Keys on Friday, July 20th! We have discounted Keys on Friday, July 20th! We have discounted Keys on Friday, July 20th! We have discounted Keys on Friday, July 20th! We have discounted tickets available. Adults are $8 and children are tickets available. Adults are $8 and children are tickets available. Adults are $8 and children are tickets available. Adults are $8 and children are $6. There will be fireworks! Sign up online or $6. There will be fireworks! Sign up online or $6. There will be fireworks! Sign up online or $6. There will be fireworks! Sign up online or contact Erin Breeden in the office.contact Erin Breeden in the office.contact Erin Breeden in the office.contact Erin Breeden in the office.

SERVE THE PASTORATE

Each week people just like you give their &me to serve – and

we call them ministers. Whether it’s gree&ng guests, pitching

in behind the scenes, or helping kids learn about God on

their level, every volunteer minister is making a difference in

our church. We welcome all our new ministers and pray your

service will bear fruit to build up God’s kingdom.

We encourage all our members to serve in ministry. The

Church is the Body of Christ in this world, and each of us are

members of it (1 Cor: 2:27). As members of this Body, we

truly are His hands, His feet and His eyes in our world. To be

a Chris&an, then, is to be commi6ed to ac&on, to living out

our faith through service to one another: Jesus said, "The Son

of Man came not to be served, but to serve." (Mark 10:45).

We are Chris&ans, we are the Church, we are the Body of

Christ, not to be served but to serve and every member of

our parish as something to offer towards the Mission of the

Church. Please take some &me to discern where God may be

calling you to use your gi>s to build up his kingdom.

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Introducing Kelley Cares Kelley Real Estate Professionals

will donate $300 to a non-profi t organization of the client's

choice for every closed sale or purchase of a property.

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23 W. Main St. • Middletown, MD

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Lead Paint Inspections301-293-3635

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Announcing our new Catholic Gardens: Stations of the Cross and Our Lady of Guadelupe

301-898-7177 www.resthaven.us9501 Catoctin Mountain Highway • Frederick, MD 21701

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Stair LiftsHome Mods

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Serving the Community for over 20 YearsVisa/Master Card

Jefferson Family Dentistry, Inc.3733 Jefferson Pike, Jefferson, Maryland • 301-834-8804

Dr. Laura Kaler Dr. Rhamya BhagavanNow Accepting Most Dental Insurances!

Located across from Hemp’s Meats and the Pastry Shoppe

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FAMILY DENTISTRY64 SOUDER RD.

BRUNSWICK SHOPPING CENTERBRUNSWICK, MD 21716

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& Sun.: 1p.m.-5/6 p.m.& Sun.: 1p.m.-5/6 p.m.