March 4th, 2012 Second Sunday of Lent · Adults $9 & children $7. Dinner served between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Takeout available. The Hall is located at 8049 West Manchester Blvd. (310)

7390 W. Manchester Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90045 Phone: 310-670-2243 Fax: 310-670-5052

Website: www.st-anastasia.org E-mail: [email protected] Parish established in 1953 in honor of James Francis Cardinal McIntyre

March 4th, 2012 Second Sunday of Lent

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK SUN., 3/04 7:30 AM. SPECIAL INTENTIONS

9:00 AM. AUDREY SULLIVAN + 10:30 AM. JEAN PORTER + 12:00 NN. CONNIE KANE + 7:30 PM. LOUIS CHAINE +

MON., 3/05 6:30 AM. EDWARD REILLY + 8:00 AM. LOUIS ALFANO + TUE., 3/06 6:30 AM. TERESA C. DI MARZIO + 8:00 AM. MARIA LUCIA BERREDO + WED., 3/07 6:30 AM. LYNN KIERNAN + 8:00 AM. ZACHARY KIERNAN + 5:30 PM. SPECIAL INTENTIONS THURS., 03/08 6:30 AM. LYNN KIERNAN + 8:00 AM. ZACHARY KIERNAN + FRI., 03/09 6:30 AM. JIM & DONNA MICHAELS 8:00 AM. SPECIAL INTENTIONS SAT., 03/10 8:00 AM. SPECIAL INTENTIONS 5:30 PM. ANDREW PANSINI + p Birthdays and Ì Anniversaries!!

Reflection on Today’s Readings:

Ministry gathers us and makes us a faith family...

Second Sunday of Lent - Abraham was prepared to sacrifice his only son, Isaac. St. Paul reminds us that God Himself “did not spare His own Son.” Are my gifts to the Lord

— of my resources, of my time, of myself — also sacrificial? Romans 8:32

Next Week - Celebrating Our Faith Sat., Mar. 10th & Sun., Mar. 11th, 2012 - Third Sunday of Lent!

We encourage all to read and reflect on the Biblical passages that will be proclaimed at all Masses next Sunday: Reading 1 Reading 2 Gospel: Ex 20:1-17 (29B) 1 Cor 1:22-25 Jn 2:13-25

^ Ì The Family Visitation Ministry offers spiritual support to those in need. Please call Sr. Teresita at 310-216-2001, or call the Rectory Office at 310- 670-2243.

FOCUS: Faith gives us the strength to respond to life’s difficulties with grace, compassion and kindness - Life is filled with situations that can try and test us. Such situations can either bring out the best in us or the worst. We have only to look to recent storms, earthquakes or other disasters and remember how people responded in their aftermath for examples of both. What seems to have made the difference for many was faith in God. LITURGY OF THE WORD: In today’s first reading, God tests Abraham by asking him to sacrifice his only son. Abraham obeys God, but his son is spared. Abraham’s faithfulness is greatly rewarded. The second reading reminds us that if God is for us, who can be against us. In the Gospel, Jesus is transfigured and identified by God as His beloved Son.

LORD HEAR OUR PRAYER … For those who are ill, and those in need of our prayers … Please let us know about the condition of those we’re praying for. We’ll keep/remove their name(s) as requested, after the first few weeks.

To receive Holy Communion (for those who are sick, hospitalized, or home bound) please call Gloria Bowen, 310.670.5971, Eucharistic Minister to the Sick. To have the name(s) included in our prayers, please call the Rectory Office at 310-670-2243.

Grace Wong Gerry Oakley Maggie Kohly Michael Power Carla Roberts Peter Heredia Jacquelin Albini Jack Muñoz Michael Jones Fran Wilkerson John Swanson George Rader Roy Sheraden Sam Solter Larry Lovett

Jorden Aponte Tom Tyrrell Shareen Hakim Antonia Gonzales Maxine & Stuart Liebman Matthew Salvo Sherry Stevens Bernice Cubie Elizabeth Drake George Galip Ethel Curry Kim Calimlim Mary Witteman Ed Kwinn

Benita Bicarme Julia Cox Donna House Jeff Bristol Lucille Burk Delgado Emmeline Mallo Randy Huartson Martha Keglevich Jody Bruno Bertha Marcinkus Jeanne Ahern Derek Comes Sheila Moore Luanne Sinski Peggy Keelaghan

Masses: 5:30 pm. 7:30 am. 9:00 am. 10:30 am. 12:00 Noon 7:30 pm.

Celebrants: Msgr. Cox Fr. Tom Msgr. Cox Msgr. Gonzales Msgr. Gonzales Msgr. Vadakin CONFESSIONS: 3:30-5 pm - 7:30-8 pm

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Dear Parishioners, First, I hope that your experience of the grace of Lent has been spiritually uplifting and has begun to rebuild your own personal confidence in our fight against sinfulness. At Easter, one of the

questions asked as we renew our Baptismal Promises is "Do you reject the glamour of evil and refuse to be mastered by sin?" In examining our lives with rigorous candor, in seeking greater personal integrity, in developing genuine humility we are able to perceive the meaning of true discipleship in the Lord Jesus. This is what ultimately allows us to be "transfigured" along with Jesus and opens our minds to a correct insight of our purpose and orients us to future glory. Second, I want to thank all who are working so hard for our Parish Ball. Please pray for the success of this very important event. All our parishioners are invited to come share in a beautiful evening that celebrates Christian community. The Ball will be on Saturday, March 10. Lastly, I simply would like to thank Father Tom, Monsignor Vadakin, and Monsignor Cox for the incredible support and devotion that they provide for our parish and for me personally. It is a privilege to serve the Lord in this community of faith, and to be surrounded not only with their priestly example, but also with the talent, the generosity, and the conviction of love and faith from all of you. Devotedly, Father Gabe

Ministry sends us beyond the parish…

FACT OF LIFE Court Upholds Pharmacists' Rights A federal court in Tacoma, Washington, struck down today a law that required pharmacists to

dispense the morning-after pill in violation of their religious beliefs. The court held that the law violates the First Amendment right to free exercise of religion, a statement from The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, which co-represented the plaintiffs, explained. "Today's decision sends a very clear message: No individual can be forced out of her profession solely because of her religious beliefs," said Luke Goodrich, deputy national litigation director at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty. "If the state allows pharmacies to refer patients elsewhere for economic, business, and convenience reasons, it has to allow them to refer for reasons of conscience." The plaintiffs in the case were a family-owned pharmacy and two individual pharmacists who refused in conscience to dispense Plan B ("the morning-after pill") or Ella ("the week-after pill"). In 2007, the Washington State Board of Pharmacy passed new regulations making it illegal to refer patients to neighboring pharmacies for reasons of conscience, despite allowing them to refer patients elsewhere for a wide variety of business, economic, or convenience reasons. (Zenit.org, February 22, 2012). Prayer for Life: O God, from generation to generation, you have called your people to witness to life amidst a culture of death. Now it is our turn. Prepare me. Send me. Use me. I am eager to do my part. Stir your people everywhere to take up this great work. Amen.

Lent 4.5 takes advantage of people's desire to do something more for Lent: encouraging participants to pray and learn about ways to protect God's creation, embrace Gospel justice, and nurture their own spirituality. The seven-week Lenten program provides us with a new approach to the traditional Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Check out the video (scroll down to bottom of their website: http://www.earthandspiritcenter.org/lent45/) explaining the program, and also on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lent-45/137579142922958. Visit also: catholicclimatecovenant.org.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LENTEN FISH FRY SCHEDULE: We invite everyone to our Fish Fry Dinners in this season of Lent scheduled on Friday’s: March 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th. Enjoy fresh Clam Chowder, Alaskan Cod or a Shrimp Dinner, delicately deep fried in a light batter, with either a baked potato or French Fries along with Cole Slaw and a roll. Adults $9 & children $7. Dinner served between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Takeout available. The Hall is located at 8049 West Manchester Blvd. (310) 821-2324.

Exploring Our Covenant Relationship With God And How

To Embrace It During Lent. Monday, March 5, from 7-8:30 pm, at St. Jerome Church Parish Hall. Hospitality 6:30 pm. Freewill donation. Presented by Dr. Daniel L. Smith-Christopher.

JOB OPPORTUNITY: Do you enjoy working with seniors and providing superior customer service? If you would like working in a home like environment, we would like to hear from you! At Sunrise Senior Living, (Playa Vista) you will be part of a dynamic and talented team of professionals dedicated to the highest standards of excellence and quality of care. Personal satisfaction and professional growth is an integral part of your career experience. Experience and qualifications: Class A or B License with Passenger Endorsement, Knowledge of surrounding and near-by areas, Clean driving record, Ability to operate wheelchair lift, Must be at least 18 years of age. Responsibilities: Provide assistance to residents, including but not limited to: carrying packages, opening doors, assisting residents onto & off vehicle, and buckling seatbelts. Upkeep of Vehicle Maintenance, including but not limited to: perform routine preventive maintenance, maintaining shuttle supplies and updating paperwork. Availability: Sunday– Tuesday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Rate is between $11 to $13 p/hour, depending on experience. Please call 310-437-7178, and ask for Letitia Munsch, for further info, or apply online @ www.sunriseseniorliving.com, by going to the “Join Our Team” link at the bottom of the page. Our community is listed under Los Angeles, CA.

Walk with us to embrace Life! 9th Annual Los Angeles March for Life, Sat., March 17th, from 8:30 to 11:30 am. Our two miles walk is part of a Celebration of Life that starts at St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church in Encino. It strolls up and down Ventura Blvd. and returns to St. Cyril’s for a closing ceremony. There are no entry fees, but donations are appreciated. Fund raised will be used to help the Pregnancy Counseling Centers and other pro-life activities. For more information visit www.lamarchforlife.org or call Nick Bryan, LA March for Life Chairman @ 818-789-3237.

Ì Avila Gardens Retirement Living for Seniors 55 & Over! OPEN HOUSE! - COFFEE, CAKE & CONCERT - Featuring: The Darden Family, March 18, 2012, from 1 to 3 pm. Coffee, Cake, Concert, Tours, Gifts, & More! RSVP 626-599-2214. www.avilagardens.com.

Need your help! - Anyone of you who just recently requested a Mass for Jules Augsdorfer on January 26, 2012 at 8 am, would you kindly give me (H. Reilly) a call at 424-228-4767. Jules was an old friend of mine over many years from back East. Thank you!

ALMSGIVING [ PRAYER FASTING

Ministry Equips us to deepen our love for God and share our faith…

HOLY FAMILY SCHEDULE: HOLY FAMILY SCHEDULE:

Traveling Holy Family - Family 1 Ken & Louise Lance 645-8816 03/04/12 Andy & Liz Kozlowski 670-3152 03/11/12 Traveling Holy Family - Family 2 Jayne, Robert & Lucas 645-1017 03/04/12 Erin Halfon 710-1369 03/11/12

REMINDERS . . . Wednesday, March 7th, Men’s Morning Hour, a locker room of faith, from 6:30 am to 7:30 am. Attending 6:30 am Mass (which lasts about 25 minutes),

followed by a reflection in the Rectory Conference Room. Questions? More info? Call Suzette Sornborger at 310-670-2243 x51.

DURING LENT (2012) - The Catholic Community around the world follows these general regulations. ABSTINENCE – A penitential practice consisting of refraining from the consumption of meat and is to be observed by all Catholics who are 14 years of age and older. Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and the Fridays during Lent are days of abstinence. Pastors and parents are encouraged to see that children who are not bound by the obligation to fast and abstain are led to appreciate an authentic sense of penance. FASTING AND ABSTINENCE – In addition to abstinence, fasting is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all Catholics between the ages of 18-59 years (inclusive). On days of fasting, one full meal is allowed. Two smaller meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to one’s needs, but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted, but liquids are

allowed. Note: If a person is unable to observe the above regulations due to ill health or other serious reasons, they are urged to practice other forms of self-denial that are suitable to their condition.

Confirmation - Mini Retreat with Sponsor, TODAY, Sunday, March 4th. (NOTE: DIFFERENT TIME!!!!!) Who - 1st and 2nd Year (with their sponsor) One parent may come if sponsor CAN NOT attend. Location - St. Anastasia Basement Time - 1st Year, 1-3 pm - 2nd Year, 4-6 pm.

During Lent: * 5:30 pm Mass on Wednesdays, followed by Simple Soup in the Basement .

^ Stations of the Cross on Fridays, at 7 pm.7 pm.7 pm.

ANNUAL TOAST-TO-THE-SAINTS LUNCHEON

It will soon be time for our annual luncheon in honor of St. Patrick and St. Joseph. We will meet at 12 noon on Wednesday, March 14, in the Parish Hall for a festive lunch, featuring both corned beef & cabbage and lasagna. We will finish our feast with a serving of delicious spumoni cake. The luncheon will again be hosted by our Director of Religious Education, staff members and friends. The festivities will conclude with a few games of bingo. Please join us in this fun-filled celebration. The price is still only $15 per person. Make your reservations by calling Olga Lortie, 310-670-2518. Sponsored by the St. A’s Social Club.

Stewardship in action… Save the Date! As we approach the Holy Season of Lent, please consider joining us for one or all of these opportunities. They are designed to help you think, ponder, reflect and consider… and eventually perhaps to discuss about the meaning of the suffering and death of Jesus Christ for you! Wednesday(s) 5:30 pm Mass followed by the Simple Soup in the Parish Hall. This Simple Sharing and Breaking Bread Activity will be Hosted by different ministries for each of the Wednesdays during Lent (except Holy Week, April 4th).* WHAT IS “SIMPLE SOUP”? WHY DO WE DO IT? The Simple Soup Supper is an intergenerational fellowship that meets for a soup dinner after the Wednesday evening 5:30 PM Lenten Mass. Various ministries HOST this activity supplying the soups and bread. The Host group also assists with the clean up. There is a basket at each table for those who wish to donate. This is a free will offering. The money collected during the Lenten evenings will be given to St. Margaret’s Center. This year St. Anastasia Parish families will be asked to Host a Simple Soup on Wednesday, March 21st. There will be sign-up sheet in the Courtyard for those who would like to participate. Host Ministries: Wed., March 7th, Bereavement Ministry Wed., March 14th, MOMS & Women’s Faith Wed., March 21st, PARISH FAMILIES* Wed., March 28th, Men’s Group & Men’s Morning Prayer. …a way of life for St. Anastasia Church

The Parish Ball is Saturday, March 10 and to participate in the Live and Silent Auction bidding, all guests must have a credit card when they register the night of the event to be assigned a Bid Number. Only MasterCard and Visa will be accepted. We look forward to seeing you there!

LIGHTHOUSE CATHOLIC MEDIA - We are on a 40-day Lenten

journey. This is an excellent time to contemplate the life, death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. An easy Lenten practice that will help you grow in your faith is to listen each week to one of the Lighthouse Catholic Media CD's. You can listen while you're driving, exercising, cleaning up the kitchen or working in the garage. It sounds simple, but the results will be amazing! At the back of the Church, you will see the display, and you can pick up a CD each week. We ask for a $3 cash donation so we can continue to bring new titles all year long. Or, take 7 CD's for a $20 cash donation. Please stop by and pick up some food for your Lenten journey!

Ministry in Community …

Road to Priesthood involves a rigorous formation process - Seminary formation involves much more than academic study. Prior to ordination, a candidate for priesthood goes

through a lengthy evaluation period, including an internship during which he lives in a rectory and works with priests, staff and parishioners. During this time, the candidate is judged as to his suitability to be a priest. No one is ordained unless the staff of St. John’s Seminary, including the lay faculty and formation advisers, concludes that the candidate has attained an emotional, psychological and sexual maturity appropriate for his age and for the celibate life of a priest. For more information, please visit www.la-archdiocese.org and click on the “Vocations” tab. For particular help, you may call

Assistance Ministry at (213) 637-7650.

“If you are what you should be, you will set the whole world on fire.” St Catherine of Siena

Please join us on a Lenten & Easter Journey to help us become what we should be, with a new program that presents the truth, beauty, and goodness of our Catholic Faith, enlightening our minds, strengthening our wills, and setting our hearts on fire with the love of God. Dates: (Tuesdays) Mar. 6, 13, 20, 27, Apr 3, 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15. Time: Tuesday: Morning Session 9-11 am or Evening Session 7-9 pm Location: Morning Session meets in Rectory./ Evening Session in Parish Hall. Facilitated by: Susan Senia Cost for materials: $25 for study guide Please make checks payable to: St. Anastasia Catholic Church. To mail registration: St. Anastasia Catholic Church, Attn: Catholicism Series. 7390 Manchester Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90045. Call Susan Senia for info @ [email protected]

A Lenten Journey…author, Fr. Robert Barron paints a beautiful and mysterious image of what it takes to be a follower of “the One who is, Jesus Christ.” Dates: (Wednesdays) March 7, 14, 21, 28 & April 4 Time: Morning Session 9-11 am or Evening Session 7-9 pm Location: Morning Session meets in the Rectory. Evening Session in Parish Hall - following the Wednesday Simple Soup. Facilitated by: The Prayer Group. Free of charge. Please mail registration to: St. A’s Catholic Church; Attn: Untold Blessings, at 7390 Manchester Ave., LA, CA 90045.

Living Faith for Kids… “The Lord’s messenger called him from heaven, “Abraham, Abraham!” “Yes, Lord,” he answered. “Do not lay

your hand on the boy,” said the messenger. “Do not do the least thing to him.” - Genesis 22:11-12 In this strange and mysterious tale of faith, Abraham raises a knife to sacrifice his son, Isaac, but God stops him. What faith Abraham had to be willing to do what God asked him: first, to sacrifice his son, then, to stop as the last minute. Abraham is called our “Father in Faith,” ready to do whatever God asked him. Let us pray that we might grow in faith so that we will be ready to do whatever God asks of us. Lord, strengthen me to do your will.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, clients, staff and volunteers of Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc., thank you for the generous donation of $854, dated

12/28/2011, for St. Robert’s Center’s Community Services. Catholic Charities is dependent upon private contributions to support our programs. Without the generosity of our friends, such as you, it would be not possible for us to continue our missions. During the past fiscal year (July 1, 2010-June 30, 2011) Catholic Charities of Los Angeles rendered 1.25 million services to almost 300,000 individuals. Thank you again for your support of our work. Rev. Msgr. Gregory A. Cox, Executive Director.

Is the Holy Spirit Calling You? Catholic Engaged Encounter needs MARRIED couples to help prepare engaged couples for marriage. Whether you have been married 2 months or 22+ years, we need your help. Call Tom & Diane Krause @ 310-316-3477—we’d love to talk with you—OR—visit our website at www.CEEofLA.org and email us at [email protected].

Words of Appreciation!! Thank You! to the members of St. A’s Roman Catholic Church, for having a Work of Human Hands Sale in 2011! By purchasing fair trade items at your Work of Human Hands Sale, you have helped to

improve the lives of disadvantaged artisans and farmers around the world. Through your support, they are able to: send their children to school, develop community projects like water wells earn a more stable income improve their work skills. Thank you for standing in solidarity with these dedicated fair traders. Work of Human Hands is a partnership between Catholic Relief Services and SERRV, a nonprofit organization. www.crsfairtrade.org/crafts. CRS—FAIR TRADE.

Your Attention Please: The Anointing of the Sick will take place next Sunday, March 11th during the 12 Noon Mass. For those receiving the Anointing you’re welcome to gather after Mass in the Rectory Conference Room for juice and cookies.

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES

Ministers of the Eucharist Gloria Bowen-to the Sick.. .. 670-5971 Jan & Herb Masi... .............. 641-2819 Ministers of the Word ......... Carl Pentis ........... .............. 649-4238 Ministers of Hospitality (Ushers) Evelio Leon .......... .............. 670-1298 Pat Hendon .......... .............. 337-9191 Courtyard Hospitality Sr. Teresita…………………. 216-2001 Altar Care Dolores Saenz ..... .............. 337-7213 Altar Servers Ed Charette.......... .............. 823-3118 Liturgy Committee Richard Arias ....... .............. 641-4194

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES MASSES - WEEKDAYS Mon-Fri: 6:30AM & 8:00AM First Friday: 6:30AM, 8AM, 11AM (School in session) Saturday: 8:00AM WEEKENDS Saturday (Vigil): 5:30PM Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 10:30AM, 12 & 7:30PM HOLY DAYS Holy Day Vigil Mass: 5:30PM Holy Day: 6:30AM, 8:00AM, 11AM (during the School year) & 7:00PM

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturday: 3:30PM-5:00PM & 7:30-8:00PM DEVOTIONS: Miraculous Medal Novena, Rosary and Benediction - Monday, following the 8AM Mass. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: First Saturday of the month from 8:30AM- 9:30AM ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Sacrament for the Sick is celebrated upon request of family

BAPTISM: Parents and Godparents are required to participate in preparation program. Contact the Rectory Office 310-670-2243 or Fred & Esmeralda Balsz @ 679-9119. MARRIAGE: Engaged couples must contact the Rectory no later that 6 months before their proposed wedding date. Call the Rectory Office 310-670-2243. R.C.I.A.: (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) - Becoming Catholics - Please call the Rectory. Funerals: Contact the Pastor by calling the Rectory Office, 310-670-2243.

St. Anastasia Catholic Church 7390 W. Manchester Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90045 310-670-2243 Office 310-670-5052 Fax

Website: www.St-Anastasia.org Email: [email protected]

St. Anastasia Catholic School 8631 S. Stanmoor Drive Los Angeles, CA 90045

310-645-8816 Office Website: school.St-Anastasia.org

Email: [email protected] PARISH LIFE MINISTRIES

Bereavement Laure Healy………………….410-1206

Young Adult Ministry Nancy Albin ......... ............... 927-8891

Prayer Group—English Lori Mountain ...... ............... 502-9105

Rosary Ministry Rose De Leonardis………...645-7175 Ben Oakley………………….670-2771

Social Justice Elizabeth O’Neill……….213-595-1533

Respect Life Jim & Nancy Taylor ............. 645-7671

Safe Guard the Children Rose Healy-Fissinger.......... 670-2243 Karen Diaz .......... ............... 670-2243

St. Joseph Center Jayne Cram........... ............... 645-1140

Homeless Weekend Program/ St. Robert’s Center Bob & Lori Caldwell............. 823-7417

Holy Helpers Tiffany Warner………………422-8619 Will Haas……………….818.419-5817

St. Margaret’s Center Mary Agnes Erlandson........ 672-2208

Catholic Charities Cindy Begazo...... ............... 306-9390

Adopt-A-Family Rose and Matt Fissinger ..... 645-8285

Bundles for Babies and Diaper Drive Teressa Syta ....... ............... 670-0285

Nurses Ministry Nancy Reilly ........ …….424-228-4767

Pen Pal Project - Prison Ministry Suzette Sornborger……….. 670-2243 ………………. [email protected]

Ministry for Married Couples Jon & Suzette Sornborger... 670-2243

Women’s Faith Sharing Suzette Sornborger………...670-2243

Men’s Spirituality Joe Berberich ...... ............... 745-7009 Shad Meshad...... ............... 568-1065

Men’s Morning Hour Suzette Sornborger………..670-2243

MOMS Ministry Jayne Cram………………….645-1140

Natural Family Planning Phyllis Jones………………...670-3505

Bible Study Susan Senia........ ............... 822-6511

Social Ministry Laurette Bibeau……………..670-2488

Family Visitation Ministry Sr. Teresita………………….216-2001

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS

Parish Finance Council Jim Healy ............ ............... 410-1206 Pastor Advisory Council ………………………………..670-2243 Site Committee Stefan Politz ....... ............... 337-9534 Men’s Club Chris Turkmany... ............... 642-6646 Knights of Columbus Ken Lance………………….. 670-2243 Arts and Education Jayne Cram......... ............... 645-1140 Stewardship Suzette Sornborger.....…….670-2243

PASTORAL TEAM

PASTOR Msgr. Gabriel Gonzales Priest in Residence Msgr. Gregory A. Cox Pastors Emeriti Rev. Thomas F. King Msgr. Royale M. Vadakin, P.A.

Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor Sacramental Recorder Aleida Rodriguez Project Coordinator Ken Lance Director of Religious Education Jonette Mauch Confirmation Coordinator Shawna Wiseman Director of Adult Faith Formation and Stewardship Suzette Sornborger Director of Music Ministry Greg Koppenhaver School Principal Rosemary Connolly School Secretary/Bookkeeper Louise Lance Office Assistant Linda Schmidt Consultative School Board Karl Altergott PTO-Parent Teacher Organization Sue Leifield ADESTE (After School Program) Elizabeth Soriano Maintenance Javier Antunes

SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION RCIA-Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults; and SRE (Sunday School) Jonette Mauch..... ............... 670-2243 Confirmation Shawna Wiseman ............... 670-2243 Infant Baptism Fred & Esmeralda Balsz .... 679-9119