St. Ambrose Catholic Church at 380 S Federal Highway, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 US - Message from Father Dalton
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Message from Father Dalton
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Happy Thanksgiving
Words are powerful— and I don’t think there are any two words with more magic power than to say “Thank You”. A “Thank You” to God or to people who go out of their way for us. Who keep the doors open and the relationship well oiled. We might even say “Thank You” for the difficult lessons that life sometimes hands out to us, though we may do so unwillingly and under protest. My prayer for you this Thanksgiving Day is that we will spend it enjoying turkey and watching football games perhaps, but also that we will give thanks for all of our many blessings. The fourth Thursday of November should not be the only day of thanksgiving for us. Every day should be a thanksgiving day.
I invite you to make a list of those persons and those things for which you are thankful. See if you can think of at least twenty gifts, persons or things that make your life easier. Then take a few minutes to thank God for all these gifts you have been given and ask God for the grace to more and more appreciate what you have received. They may include health, life itself, our work, the ones we care for, the ones who care for us, our friends, our faith, the many gifts God gives us every day, our spiritual life, the Holy Eucharist. And may we reserve a special thank you to the Lord for the gift of the community of St. Ambrose, which is beyond doubt a light in our world and in our community here in Deerfield Beach.
Thanksgiving Prayer
This Thanksgiving let those of us who have much and those who have little gather at the welcoming table of the Lord. At this blessed feast, may rich and poor alike remember that we are called to serve one another and to walk together in God's gracious world. With thankful hearts we praise our God who like a loving parent denies us no good thing.
Today and every day, it pleases God for us to sit as brothers and sisters as we share the bounty of the earth and the grace God has placed in each blessed soul. For this we all give thanks and praise to our loving and gracious God. Amen.
As we celebrate Thanksgiving Day, I would like to say a heartfelt thank you to our Priests, Teachers, Lay Ministers—in school and C.C.D., to Parish and School Staff, Workers Volunteers, and indeed to all who contribute in any way to the well being of our parish family, be it by their encouragement, their concern, their time, talent, treasure or their prayers.
And last but not least, I thank God for all of you. May the Good Lord bless you and your families on this Thanksgiving Day and may the spirit of giving and sharing that first made this day possible ever remain alive in our midst.
Have a wonderful week and a blessed Thanksgiving. I hope to see you at our special Thanksgiving Day Mass at 11:00 am. Remember, the most beautiful thing is to see a person smiling; and even more beautiful is knowing that you are the reason behind it!!!!
All are cordially invited to gather for a special: MASS OF THANKSGIVING to be celebrated Thursday, November 26th at 11:00 a.m. in the Church.
Distribution of bread will be given immediately following the Mass. We welcome all parishioners to join us for this special celebration as we praise and thank God for all our blessings.
The Rectory Office will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 26 in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
The office will re-open on Friday, Nov. 27 at 8:00 am. The Priests and staff of St. Ambrose wish everyone a blessed and safe Thanksgiving.
SPECIAL COLLECTION
This week you can make a difference in combating poverty and injustice in this country. This collection for the Campaign for Human Development provides grants and loans to poor and low-income communities that work together to build self-sufficiency. CHD’s successes have brought about significant changes by creating jobs and giving thousands of people a chance to turn their lives around.
Thank you for your generosity.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Our Lord Jesus Christ the King
Monday: Thirty-fourth/Last Week in Ordinary Time; St. Clement I; St. Columban; Blessed Miguel Agustín Pro
Tuesday: St. Andrew Dung-Lac & his companions
Wednesday: St. Catherine of Alexandria
Thursday: Thanksgiving Day
Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary
Pastor’s Musings
A four-year-old boy was asked to give thanks before Thanksgiving dinner. The family members bowed their heads in expectation. He began his prayer by thanking God for all his friends, naming them one by one. Then he thanked God for Mommy, Daddy, Brother, sister, Grandma, Grandpa and all his aunts & uncles. Finally, he began to thank God for the food. He gave thanks for the turkey, the dressing, the fruit salad, the cranberry sauce, the pies, the cakes, even the Cool Whip. Then he paused, and everyone waited and waited. After a long silence, the young fellow looked up at his mother with a concerned look and asked, “If I thank God for the broccoli, won’t He know that I’m lying?”
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE
It’s that time of year again when we ask you to help us make Thanksgiving possible for those who are less fortunate. Donations of Publix and Winn Dixie food gift certificates as well as food donations to fill food baskets for those in need will be greatly appreciated. We will be collecting the gift certificates, food and turkeys for distribution the week of thanksgiving. Please drop your all donations off at the Rectory Office. And please, don’t forget the Poor Boxes. This time of year the need is even greater for those in need. Thank you and God Bless you for caring and sharing.
Message from Father Peterman
The time has come.
The day has dawned.
The fields are filling with combines.
The corn harvest has arrived here in Central Illinois.
The world around me may change.
Day by day I continue to take my cancer chemo pills.
Across the miles Jesus’ love unites us
St. Ambrose School News
By Anita Gentile, Principal
The pages of American history portray Thanksgiving, 1621, as a gathering of Pilgrim and Indian families offering thanks to God. They prepared and shared that first Thanksgiving dinner. This special day, however, did not become an established holiday until George Washington's Proclamation in 1789. Even then, Thanksgiving did not become the celebration and holiday that we know today. We set aside this day to think about our blessings and to thank God for all that we have been given. It is a day when families and extended families gather together to share food, good company, and prayer.
A THANKSGIVING PRAYER
On Thanksgiving Day, dear Lord,
Our thanks are most sincere
For all the blessings you bestowed
Throughout the passing year.
For health, for work, for special joys
For family and for friends
And for our nation under God,
Your goodness never ends!
But help us understand, dear Lord,
And may we clearly see
That just one day is not enough
To thank you properly.
And that our thanks today are small
For gifts that you outpour,
Unless we've thanked you other days.....
Three hundred sixty-four!
We extend to all our parents, students, and friends our best wishes for a blessed and bountiful Thanksgiving celebration. It is our hope and prayer that everyone enjoy a wonderful holiday and look forward to the beginning of the holy season of Advent.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Month of November
The Religious Education and Parish Office would like to thank all the parents and students who brought in items for our “Thanksgiving Baskets” to help the less fortunate in our community. It was greatly appreciated.
Please keep in mind that there are NO CCD classes on Wed., November 25th and Sunday, November 29th. Classes will resume Wednesday, December 2nd and Sunday, December 6th.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday!
You can also visit our website at: http://home.catholicweb.com/ambrosereligiouseducation
St. Ambrose Drama Presents
"Thoroughly Modern Millie"
Fri. December 4, 2009 & Sat., December 5, 2009 7:00 pm
Cost: $5.00 General Seating, $7.00 Reserved Seating
Sun., December 6, 2009
Show @ 2:00 pm St. Ambrose School
SAINT AMBROSE COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN
Today is our Fall Bake Sale – There are delicious baked goods—Come & Shop. There will be Pumpkin Bread, Banana Bread, Cookies, Bread Pudding—& so much more!!! Come and satisfy your sweet tooth!
Christmas Luncheon— Our Christmas Luncheon will be held on Saturday, December 5, 2009 at Galuppi’s, 1103 N. Federal Highway, Pompano Beach from 11:30 am to 3 pm. There will be a served lunch. Price $25.00. All proceeds are for St. John’s Nursing Home and the Men & Women of the Armed Forces. Any Donations will be greatly appreciated. Reservations must be in by November 30th. For menu options & information call Elaine McGuire at 954-481-9593 or Mary Ann Crespo at 954-941-4219.
Book Sale Our next book sale will be Sunday December 6 in the Parish Center after the 7:30, 9:00, & 10:30 masses. There are books for everyone. If you are donating books (novels, cookbooks, How To, children’s, etc. . . ) or puzzles, You can drop them off at the Book Sale or the Rectory Office during regular office hours during the week.
St. Ambrose Women’s Council would like to wish everyone a Blessed & Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Arts & Crafts Christmas Bazaar
Father Dalton wishes to thank Faith Gioella & the Arts & Crafts Ladies for their generous donation of $1,561.21 from the proceeds of the Bazaar held last weekend.
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Every Monday evening at 7:30 pm, 2nd floor Parish Center.
ANNIVERSARY MASS — Last Sunday of the month - 10:30 am Mass. Call the Rectory to provide your name and anniversary date. Next date: November 29, 2009
ARTS & CRAFTS — Every Monday, 2nd floor Parish Center at 1:00 pm.
BAPTISM CLASS — First Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Chapel. Next meeting: December 5, 2009.
BIBLE STUDY — The bible Timeline: The Story of Salvation video seminar, 7-8:30 pm Tuesdays, starting January 5th, 2010 in the parish hall. Bill Whiting at (561) 368-6531.
BINGO — Our next Matinee Bingo will be held Wednesday, December 9. The cost is $20 includes lunch and all the paper you can play.
CHOIR PRACTICE — Every Wednesday at 6:30 2nd floor parish hall.
CENTERING PRAYER MINISTRY — Monday nights starting on November 23rd at 7 pm in the Chapel
COFFEE & DONUTS — Are served in the Parish Center after all the Sunday morning Masses. Everyone is invited to join.
LOW VISION SUPPORT GROUP— Help for people with low vision. Meetings will be held on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month at 1:30 pm. Please call Ann Marie Muscatello (954) 941-2741.
MINISTRY FOR THE SICK — Parishioners who are sick and hospitalized, in a rehabilitation facility or at home wishing to receive the Holy Eucharist may call the Rectory at (954) 427-2225 and a Eucharistic minister will
respond with a scheduled visit.
ST. AMBROSE MEN’S CLUB — Meets the 1st Thursday of every month at 7:30 pm in the 2nd floor Parish Center during season. The Men’s Club will be on break for the summer months. Next Meeting: December 3, 2009.
RESPECT LIFE — St. Ambrose is a Respect Life Parish, from conception to natural death. Respect Life Hot Line (954) 977-7769.
ROSARY MAKERS — Every other Tuesday, from 9:00 am to 11:00 am, upstairs in the Parish Center. Next Meeting: December 1, 2009.
SINGLES SOCIAL DANCES — Held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month until May 19, 2010. $8.00 donation includes light refreshments. Music by DJ. All singles welcome. For more information, please call Rosemary(954) 943-7158. Next Dance December 2, 2009 at 7:30 pm in the Parish Hall.
ST. AMBROSE COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN — General Meetings are held the 4th Thursday of each month, 1st floor Parish Center at 7:00 pm. Board Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month in the downstairs room of the Parish Hall. Next Board Meeting December 10.
OUR FAMILY IN SERVICE OF OUR COUNTRY
Major Scott Fitzgerald, Captain Adam Campbell, SSG Ryan Mason, Major Michael C. Arndt, Thomas Kennedy, Lt. Cmdr. Dale Gregory, IS1 Michael Zisler, Col. Gerard Fischer, PFC Austin Taylor, Lt. Cmdr. Benjamin Phelps, Master SGT Daniel McCracken, CWO4 Shawn Stacey, Cpl. Eric Waizenegger, Lance Cpl. Alycia Pollotta, PFC James A. Fuson, PFC Robert Moore, Capt. Kevin Cronin, Sgt Rory Oliver, USMC, Army Spc, Adam Nicholson, Lance Corp. Marty L. Waite, Jr., PFC William J. Santoro, Sgt. Jonathan Jewell, P.O. Brian Christopher Jones, 2nd Lt. Nicholas Toth, Capt. Lowell Wallace, 2st Lt Andrew Curtis, Lance Corp. Jordan A. Dean
Please pray for our family members in the service of our country. To have a family member listed please call the rectory 954-427-2225.
ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH
“To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven”
“...a time to be born…”
Matthew Joseph Webster
“...a time to be healed…”
Albert Abbatiello, Lloyd Affholter, Mary Akers, William Akers, Juliette Alary, Roney Alexander, John Anthony, Joan Baublitz, Anthony Beirne, Joseph Benante, Edward Berei, Alan Boudreau, Anna Bourke, Michael Brewer, Richard Brown, Leona Bugnacki, Marie Cabana, Buddy Campbell, Joseph Capalbi, Kathlyn Chassey, Charlie Chiles, Barbara Coakley, Robert Coleman, Carol Colucci, Jean Compare, Mary Ann Connelly. Marjorie Coppinger, Dennis Cordella, Lillian Cosby, Susan Courtney, Beverly D’Amico, James DaVita, Carmine DeFalco, Josephine Dergan, Margaret Diaz, Mary DiGiorgio, Anthony DiPalma, Ralph DiPrima, Donna DiStasio, Kevin Donohue, Lois Dorazio, Jennifer Dragon, Steve Drozd, Madeline Dubois, Carol Dziubela, Jim Faherty, Tom Faughnan, Paula Gaglioti, Roseanne Gallagher, Betty Gene, Sally Generoso, John Gibbons, Karen Gilleran, Theresa Griffith, Helen Gumba, Thomas Guzic, Mary Haaga, Rosemarie Halligan, Josephine Halpine, John Hobbs, Harry Horgan, Lori Hoyt, Lorraine Hoyt, Jerry Hughes, Conner Husey, Wesley Jackson, Ralph Jamnik, Margaret Judge, Nicole Juskin, Patricia Kane, Mary Lynn Kelley, Mary Kerin, Lucille Kessler, Clyde King, Peter Laga, Claire Lamy, Bob Lee, Joan Lee, Marie Linnus, Frank Locki, Jim Long, Mike Lutrell, Joan Lytle, Jill Manias, Kaisa Maples, Joan Marks, Carol Maxwell, John McAvoy, Betty McCourt, Nancy McDonough, Gina Metrano, Kathleen Michael, John Mielach, Agnes Monteith, Gerald Murchie, Joseph Murphy, Jr., Shayne Murphy, Barbara Murray, Guy O'Byrne, Bernard O’Driscoll, Frank O'Leary, Claire Oltrichter, Bill O'Neill, Lucy Obstarczyk, Rene Perrello, Christine Phelan, Jacob Thomas Phelps, Judy Pinkston, Gerry Poissant, Donna Lynn Polling, Marie Ponzelli, Joseph Portolano, Lois Porzio, Grace Potrzuski, Dorothy Pullo, Angelo Riccitelli, Alex Rodgers, Aldene Rotella, Gaetan Roy, Ruth Runyon, Josephine Russo, Gail Salvatore, Rocco Salvatore, Carol Sarisky, Abby Sassamam, Jeremy Sassamam, Joseph Schindler, Patricia Schwanger, Jonathan Seguine, Joseph Seguine, Colleen Skrovanek, Ray Smith, Helen Smyth, Betsy Sojka, Susan Spagnuolo, Ann Stadler, Adam Stander, Joanne Stewart, Ben Stowell, Catherine Tata, Donald Tessier, Linda Thimm, Mildred Thomas, Halli Thorrson, Frank Tiano, Rosemary Tiano, Martha Tozier, Phillip Trahan, Kate Tremblay, Steven Tuttle, Irene Vanderwell, Barbara Vernon, Marie Vitale, Sally Weilburg, Elinor Wellman, Pauline Williams, Jonathan Wing, Paul Wojtaszek, Wayne Woodward, Robert Young
...a time to die…”
John Milkovits and Joseph Capalbi
“...and a time for peace.” Ecclesiastes 3:11
To have someone from your family enrolled on our prayer list, please call the Rectory Office. Names will be listed for one month unless the office is notified that the condition continues and prayers are still requested.
Parishioners who are sick and hospitalized, in a rehabilitation facility or at home wishing to receive the Holy Eucharist may call the Rectory at (954) 427-2225 and a Eucharistic minister will respond with a scheduled visit.
November Memorials
Sanctuary Candles ..... for Kelly Family & Friends by Tom, Nora & Sheena
Oil for Candles ..... Offered for All Veterans Living & Deceased by a Parishioner
ALTAR BREADS ..... In Memory of Deceased Members of the Kelly & O’Connor Families
by Tom, Nora & Sheena
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Classified Ads: Please check the bulletin board in the parish hall for classified ads posted by our parishioners. Thank you.
Catholic Hospice Serving people of all faiths since 1988. Broward Office: 2900 W Cypress Creek Rd, Suite #7
Fort Lauderdale FL 33309 Phone: 954.676.5465 Fax: 954.676.5466 SpecialCare@CatholicHospice.org
Centering Prayer Ministry Starting on Monday, November 23 at 7PM in the Chapel. Centering Prayer is a method of silent prayer that prepares us to receive the gift of contemplative prayer. This method of prayer is both a relationship with God and a discipline to foster that relationship. For more information please call Luciana at 954-415-5829.
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Guardian Ad Litem Program One of our Parishioners’, who is a Guardian ad Litem, will be speaking after most of the masses on the 14th & 15th to give information on how to volunteer to become a child advocate. If you are interested in more information, you may contact either Diane Micocci at 954-275-1472, Drew Korenvaes at 954-831-6477 or go online @ www.guardianadlitem.org
La Boca Casa—Time Share Available for Sale Beautiful Resort Time Share on the beach in Boca Raton the week of April 17 each year. Call Church office (954) 427-2225 for details.
Marriage Preparation All couples who wish to be married in a Catholic ceremony in St. Ambrose must first meet with Father Dalton or Deacon Joe in preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage. It is advisable that couples not set a firm date for the wedding until they have attended this meeting. At this meeting, the Parish Marriage Ministry will explain the importance of the sacrament of marriage and the Archdiocesan Rules and Parish Guidelines. Individual appointments and confirmed dates for marriage will not be set until after you attend this session. Classes are held on the third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm in the chapel. The next cxlass will bee January 20, 2010.
Newspapers for Sale!
For the convenience of Saint Ambrose Parishioners the 8th grade class of 2010 will started selling Sun Sentinel Newspapers on Sunday, October 4, 2009. Thank you.
RCIA—Rite of Christian Initiation Adults The Rite of Christian Initiation Adults, is a process whereby an individual becomes a full member of the Catholic church. Those making this journey come from a variety of backgrounds: some have been baptized, some haven’t; some come from other Christian churches, and some may be Catholics who have decided to complete their initiation into the Church. Whatever their background, all are experiencing the call of God and share in a common spiritual journey. The RCIA as practiced today finds its origin in the once customary rituals of the early Church by which people were prepared for the reception of Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, and full initiation into the Christian community. After an absence of several hundred years in Church history, the Second Vatican Council reinstated these ancient rites. The RCIA journey calls for a serious look at one’s life under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Witnessing this journey challenges us as a community to examine our motives and deepen our own lives through the example of our new members. It is the whole community of Christ who welcomes those responding to God’s call, and in doing so, answers its own call to build up the Body of Christ on earth. Anyone who is interested is invited to join us on Tuesdays at 7:00 pm in the Chapel of our Church.
Religious Gift Shop Located in the Parish Center, open Saturday after the 4 pm and 5:30 pm Masses, Sunday from 8 am – 1 pm and on the second and fourth Wednesdays from 10 am – 1 pm. Visit us for all your Catholic gifts!
Retreat Trip to Sicily and Malta Retreat/trip to Sicily and Malta with Dr. Carol Razza, accompanied by Fr. Louis Guerin, both faculty members of St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary, themed: “A Virtuous Life: One Sign of God’s Presence in the World.” March 24 to April 5, 2010. Experience wonderful local Holy Week traditions. Overnight Easter stop in Rome. $3,350 per person (double occupancy). Deposit of $350 due by December 10, 2009. For more information call 561-995-6680 or e-mail margcast@bellsouth.net
St. Joseph Grotto/Our Lady of Grace Grotto Gift a lasting gift, enroll your loved one or a friend in our St. Joseph’s Grotto. For more information or to have a name added, contact Louise Secor at (954) 427-2225.
St. Joseph Retirement Residence A caring Assisted Living facility, sponsored by the Archdiocese of Miami, offering beautifully furnished apartments or suites with a 24 hour emergency pull cord system. Provided are three delicious meals daily, weekly housekeeping and linens, plus a full-time Activities Director. They also offer assistance in bathing, dressing, and monitoring medications. The Residence has a beautiful chapel offering scheduled and private worship for all faiths. All this for a reasonable monthly rate. Call for more information: 954-739-1483.
St. Vincent de Paul Society Donations to the poor boxes help St. Vincent de Paul aid those in need in our parish. Also, donations of food and drink boxes are always needed to meet the demands on our parish food pantry. Please be as generous as possible. Thank you!.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday, November 22, 2009
7:30 Caterina Dotro by Rose Dotro, Daniel Esposito by Wife, Alison
9:00 Della & Sons Daniel & Albert, Jr. by Husband & Father, Albert Casagrande , Bridget Turner Slocum by Natalie Kebe, Angela Christopher by Julie & Connie Christopher, Louis Sanchez by Joan & Nick Orlando, Susan Starks by Lisa & Michael Reali
10:30 Pro Populo by Pastor, Maurice Pare by Claire Lamy, Elizabeth Sojka by Ed & Kathy DeLorme, Holy Order of the Mass in Honor of Fr. Bryan Dalton by Judy Gomez Olton, Anthony Fontana by Susan Guido,
Barbara Abel by Patricia Golembe, Ruby Thomas by Sparr Family, George Stenger by Debbie Moroney, Ricardo Ballesteros by Linda & Kevin Pearson, Angie & Michael Palumbo by Son, Joseph Palumbo, Catherine Hughes by Elaine Jordan, Helen Hughes by Elaine Jordan, David Jordan by Elaine Jordan, Michael Costanza by Wife, Fran,
Irene Christman Stainkamp& Irene Southworth Christman by Richard Stainkamp
12:00 Flanagan Family by Family, Marko & Antona Simat by Their Daughter, Giacomo & Maria Esposito by Victor Esposito
6:00 Charles Toepfer by Jerry & Betty Smith
Monday, November 23, 2009
7:30 Jerry Crawford by Pat, Susie, Lynda, Brendan & David Crawford, Frank Flynn by Diane & Jim Fogarty, Chorbishop Joseph Abi-Nader by McGovern Family
11:00 Martha Yassa by Judy Eckert & Family, Deceased Members of the Kerin & Hoyt Families by Family, Rev. Ed Malone, M.M. by Tom McGuire, Helen Phalon by Jeanette Baillargeon
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
7:30 Joseph Sortino by Betsy Hoak, Roseann McGovern by Mom, Dad & Family
11:00 Flanagan Family by Family, Mary Sworin Simone by Eleanor Tierney
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
7:30 Victor Crespo by Wife
11:00 Rosalie & Guitano Lupica by Daughter Frances
Thursday - Thanksgiving Day
11:00 Leo Giovanni by Rosemarie, Bob & Jenny, Jerry Crawford by Pat, Susie, Lynda, Brendan & David Crawford, Phyllis Fearon by Buddy & Kate Phelan, Peggy Crawford by Pat, Susie & Lynda Crawford, Flanagan Family by Family, Marge Fisher by Pat, Susie & Lynda Crawford, Maria Octavila Carranza by Sons, Daughters & Herrera Family
Friday, November 27, 2009
7:30 Thanksgiving for Blessings
11:00 William Dailey by Paul & Ellen Cuddy, Holy Souls In Purgatory by Francis Armeli
Saturday, November 28, 2009
7:30 Mary & John Jennerjahn by Mary Lou Jennerjahn, 19th Anniversary Glen Gartner by Mother Virginia Gartner
4:00 Virginia Buttine by Jack Buttine Frank & Johanna Lehmann by Barbara & Tony Lehmann,
Theresa Dunne by Martin & Joyce Dunne, Helen & Charles Carroll by Barbara & Tony Lehmann,
John Rowe by Wife Muriel, Gloria Parriettie by Friend Helen, Phyllis Hecht by Connie Spampinato, Marguerite Langlois by Connie Spampinato, John Dent by Family & Friends, Joe Capalbi by Barbara, Maggie & Mickie
5:30 Scott Gruber by Mom & Rick Pfendler Evelyn Dehlinger by Kathleen Schriefer, Wallace Whiting by Bill & Susan Whiting
Thirty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 22 2009