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1800 Station Road Valley City, Ohio 44280 www.stmartinvc.org Phone: 330-483-3808 Fax: 330-483-3848SUNDAYJUNE 6, 2021FR. DANIEL J. REED, PASTORDEACON BILL PERKINSMASSES:Saturday Vigil: 5:00 p.m.Sunday Masses: 8:00 & 10:30 a.m.Weekdays: 5:00 p.m. Tuesday8:30 a.m. Wed. & Fri.Holy Days: 7:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.EUCHARISTIC ADORATION PRAYER ROOM:9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mon.-Weds.9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Thurs. & Fri.; anduntil 10:00 p.m. on the Thursday beforethe First Friday of each month.Family Life Ministry/Facilities Manager:Colene ConleyMusic Ministry: Stephen DicksonBusiness Managers: Marianne Farrell,Rosie StrackCemetery Coordinator: Joan WeigelOffice Staff: Rose Austin, Cheryl Lasch,Brenda Scheiman, Paul ScheimanRECONCILIATION:PRAYER ROOM:BAPTISM:9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Mon.-Wed. PARISH OFFICE HOURS:9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Thurs & Fri. Mon.-Weds. 9:00a.m.-4:00 p.m.CHURCH SUPPORT:Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.A fair share. One hours wageBULLETIN DEADLINE:per week. Try tithing.Tuesday 12:00 p.m.Saturday: 4:15-4:45 p.m. in theChurch; or by appointment.Contact the parish after thebirth to schedule the baptism.MARRIAGE:Contact the parish at least sixmonths in advanceREGISTRATION:Come to the parish office orcall to register.
PRAYER AND WORSHIPSaturday, June 55:00 PMSally SurmitisSunday, June 68:00 AMThose in Sacramental Preparation10:30 AMRobert CurtinMonday, June 75:00 PMThelma MarquardWednesday, June 98:30 AMThe People of St. Martin’sFriday, June 118:30 AMWalter EhrmanSaturday, June 123:00 PM5:00 PMWedding Shelby Piper &Shane PotterMark BeriswillSunday, June 138:00 AMHelen Wilk10:30 AMLIVE THE LITURGY INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEKAs we gather today to reaffirm our faith in the RealPresence of Christ in the Eucharist, we are reminded thatwe are also the Body of Christ. The mission of the Gospelcalls us to be Christ for others. There is so much brokennessand pain in our world. Many people are lost and feelinglonely, marginalized and oppressed, victimized and abused.Every time we receive the Body (and Blood) of Christ, we areasked to become what we eat. Are we willing to step asidefrom our preoccupations and concerns so that we can beChrist for others? The power and presence of Christ in theEucharist becomes present in us. In receiving thistransforming presence of Christ, we can truly effect changein the lives of those we meet. We can show them God’sunconditional, ever-present love and the beauty that cancome from loving others. We are given the grace tobecome temples of justice and peace, carrying God’s sacred LPiPresence within us wherever we go.Mark AndersenST. MARTIN’S CLOAKSt. Martin’s Cloak healing team members willbe available for prayer with anyone whodesires on the first weekend of each month.They will be stationed in the EucharisticAdoration room after two of the Masses. Prayeris also available by appointment. Please call JennySmetana, 330-321-1958.PRAYERS FOR THE SICKPlease keep the following friends & family membersin your prayers:Abigail Ann LillyPRAY FOR OUR MILITARYAND THEIR FAMILIESAnthony KisidayMichael MusicThomas MusicJaret Yohman NavyMaj. Thomas HudakJack A. Dewey MarineNicholas Buonocore ArmyTyler KelleyJoseph Musso ArmyDaniel Musso Air ForceEric Melillo-Lyons NavyTaylor M. Walter Air ForceJordan FriscoDaniel M. Sotak Air ForceBrandon Scheiman MarineLiliana Sanchez, Janet Solomon, Lee Vogel, Penny Mallery,Carla Yatsko, Amber Aukerman, Geri Sasalar, RonChapman, Mary Beth Stevens, Scott Habart, Phil Krieger,Tierney Gabriel, Joyce Savich, Robert Monroe, Joey Keider,Vicky Oboy, Don Haag, Bernie Duncan, Hope Wodzisz,Pat Demyan, Joseph & Joanne Carr, Lisa Lenahan, GaryPesta, John Ziman, Nicholas DiGioia, Bill Rundle, StefanieWalter, MaryAnn Riccio, Fr. Joe Mamich, Art Westlake, EdCsulik, Jeff Hartsook, Gina Gannon, Dee, Dean Duplaga,Nick Zanella, Dixie Bernard, Joe Kovach, Sue Pate, RichardShepard, Olivia, John Coghlan, Brenda Ziebert, JanBartczak, Leisa Miller, Ryan Puzzitello, Manus Patton,Regina, Michael & Tanner Mobley, Bob Stainbrook, JackWojciehowski, Christine Bartkiewicz, Elaine Koesel, JerryGrammes, Josh Midgly, Christina Oliver and Family, Joe &Annie Westfall, Gene Schaefer, Trish Gallagher, PhillipTeague, Bobby Lakatosh, Gramme, Kristine Carver, BobYohman, Kevin Lenhart, Marie Schafle, Frances Volbrecht,Jaret Yohman, Patty, Karen, Taylorann Mottice, LisaStates, Joanne Erhman, Doug Eller, Ed Lichtenberg,Dorothy Plona, Sharon Hornung, Chloe Grace Karter, TheBertoni Family, Gabrielle Wuensch, Kari Kelly, GeoffGuntle, Al Varwig, Loretta Walter, David FlackNames will be left on the prayer list for 3 months unlessan additional 3 month period or cancellation is requested.2
PARISH ACTIVITIESTHIS WEEK IN OUR PARISHTuesday, June 8Knitting Ministry, Ed. Bldg., 2:00—4:00 p.m.K of C, Ed. Bldg., 7:00 p.m.Wednesday, June 9Single & Parenting, Parish Ctr. mtg. room, 3:15—4:30 p.m.Thursday, June 10Contemplative Prayer, Zoom Video Conf., 7:00 p.m.Friday, June 11Recovery in the Valley, Ed. Bldg., 7:00 p.m.SUMMER SING ALONGJoin the St. Martin’s Music Ministry for a Summer,Patriotic Sing Along on Saturday, June 26 at 6:15 p.m.following the 5:00 p.m. Mass. We will gather in thePavilion. Everyone is welcome!CATHOLIC RENEWAL MINISTRIESAll are invited to attend Catholic Renewal Ministries’ 38thAnnual Summer Conference to be held on Saturday,July 10 at SS. Cosmas & Damian Parish. TwinhavenReception Center, in Twinsburg. This year’s theme is “GiveNew Signs Work New Wonders”. The conference will runfrom 8:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., and the Vigil Mass will becelebrated at 4:00. Our featured speakers will be RalphMartin and Peter Herbeck from Renewal Ministries inAnn Arbor, Michigan, Fr. Michael Stalla, and Fr. BobFranco. Matt Fafrak will lead us in contemporary praisemusic throughout the day. At Twinhaven, the capacityis limited, so register early. Online access is alsoplanned. SS. Cosmas & Damian is located at 10419Ravenna Rd., Twinsburg 44087. The onsite registrationwill close on July 3 or when capacity is met. For moreconference information, registration details/forms, andinformation about the online access as it is posted, pleasecheck the CRM website www.crmweb.org. Comeexperience the healing power and gifts of the HolySpirit!June 5/6Readers and Ministers of Communion5:00Gloria Roach, Sue Monroe,Frank Sapara, Lois Pfeiffer8:00Mike Lanzer, Eva BindernagelPatti Berry, Rose Zimmer10:30 Patty Dolata, Deacon BillHerb Dean, Carrie DeanUshers8:30Rick Monroe, Allan MorrowBill Metzinger, Vern Krieger8:00Stephen Melillo, Jack Bretz,Joe Pate, Jack Ross10:30 Bob Walter, Mike Jurkowski,Joe Dick, Mario D’AmicoJune 12/13Readers and Ministers of Communion5:00Colene Conley, Vern Krieger,Betty Markovic, Jack Marquard8:00Linda Kazar, Mike ReindelDan Murphy, Mike Lanzer10:30 Tanya Dolata, Deacon Bill,Mike Doyle, Mary Anne KeeferUshers5:00Paul Scheiman, John Gill,Russ Markovic, Gene Schaefer8:00John Discenza, Jack Bretz,Joe Pate, Jack Ross10:30 Dan Innocenti, Bob Walter,Joe DickRESURRECTION CEMETERYPRE-PLANNING SEMINARThe Catholic Cemeteries Association invites youto attend a 1-hour pre-planning seminar onWednesday, June 16 at 5:30 p.m. Come learnabout your Catholic burial options, includingoptions for cremated remains. Attendees willreceive a personal reference guide and specialSavings Certificate. We kindly ask that you RSVPto this event at Resurrection Cemetery, 6303Center Rd., Valley City. RSVP 216-641-7575, ext.9. Please know the CCA follows the current CDCguidance regarding COVID-19 protocols.May 29/30 Collection 6,641.00142 EnvelopesBuilding Fund 2,135.003
FIRST CONFESSION A NOTE FROM OUR PASTORThosechildrenpreparing to receiveHoly Communion forthe first time in 2021are to make their FirstConfession, if preparedand ready, by June20th.Dear Parishioners of St. Martin, As the Catholic Church celebrates the giftof the Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ,we ask your prayers for these young candidateswho will receive their First Holy Communion thisyear: Hayley Barney Maura Cooksey Henry Courtney* Adriana D’Amico* Emma Kendl Quinn McCay* Ashley Monhemius Zachary Novicky* Noah Oliver* Andrew Pace* Carson Perkins* Nathan Sidor * Needs to schedule First Reconciliation Recently we received the tabulatedresponses from the Diocesan Survey that wasavailable to you back in March and April. 187parishioners responded online, and 8 parishionerssubmitted a paper survey: a total of 195 peopleout of our 781 households. In my opinion that isan amazing number of people considering ourlimitations and constraints due to the pandemic. I thank all of you for your participation.Your anonymous responses will be veryimportant as the parish staff/leadership reviewsthe areas of strength and growth for St. MartinParish. As we move out of this pandemic. I lookforward to what we can do together tostrengthen this Catholic community of faith. Three Extraordinary Ministers of theEucharist (EME) are scheduled for each Mass inthe summer months. As we return to a largercongregation, we likely will need an additionalone or two EMEs to assist. There is a schedule inthe sacristy if you would like to add your name tothe list. Or, if at the Lamb of God when thescheduled EMEs come forward and we needassistance, please step forward. Please do notvolunteer if in shorts or blue jeans. Although weare slowly moving back to ‘normal’, I encourageEMEs to sanitize your hands before approachingthe altar. Thank you for your service to us. I also want to acknowledge the volunteerswho frequently stayed after Mass to sanitize thechurch pews. Your care for our safety this pastyear is greatly appreciated. And a special thanksto our staff member, Brenda Scheiman, whocoordinated this effort and kept the sanitizersflowing. May the Lord protect and reward you! If any former or new altar servers (youthor elder/male or female) want to assist at thealtar, please see Fr. Dan or Deacon Bill. WELCOME BACK, EVERYONE! Fr. Dan FIRST COMMUNION MEETING Parents are to attend oneof the two scheduledmeetings IN THE PARISHSCHOOL for information onpreparing your child forFirstCommunion:SATURDAY, June 5th afterthe 5pm Mass or SUNDAY, June 6th after the10:30am Mass. First Communion informationand materials will be presented.PARISH JOB OPENING Part time Religious Education (PSR) Coordinator The Religious Education Coordinator isresponsible for development, implementation,and evaluation of the faith formation programsfor children and youth in PSR. Candidate mustreflect the teachings, beliefs, and vision of theChurch in this ministry. Possess interpersonal,organizational, and communication skills towork in a team environment. Coordinator requirements: must be apracticing Catholic in good standing; a collegegraduate; experienced in religious education(DRE or completion of the Diocesan CatechistCertification Process a plus); availability andflexibility as necessary for in person classes andprograms on designated days of the PSRcalendar. Coordinator duties: work in collaborationwith parish staff and volunteers; report to andconsult with Pastor and pastoral council; Planand oversee the Parish School of Religion (PSR)for levels 1 8, including instructions tocandidates for Confession, Communion, andConfirmation; create an annual PSR calendar;assist the pastor with parent meetings asneeded. Please send cover letter and resume withreferral contacts to: Pastor, St. Martin of ToursParish, 1800 Station Rd., Valley City, OH 44280. 4
MEDITATIONGOSPEL MEDITATIONENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDINGOF SCRIPTUREJune 6, 2021 The Most Holy Body and Blood ofChristAs our world faces so much turmoil and change, itis now more important than ever to rememberwho God is, who we are and where we are going. Itis easy to get distracted and lose focus, especiallywhen we are being pulled in so many directions.We can not only lose sight of God but one another.Maintaining our well developed and maturerelationships with God and one another is essentialto continuing to live, healthy, happy, and focusedlives. In a message to young people, Pope BenedictXVI said, “the happiness you are seeking, thehappiness you have a right to enjoy has a nameand a face: it is Jesus of Nazareth, hidden in theEucharist.” What is true for those who are youngeris even truer for those who are older. Regardless ofhow the particulars of life change over time,human beings are still hard-wired to seek thefullness of life and happiness. How we embark onthis journey and what we choose along the way willindicate whether we meet success.only way we can discover peace-filled resolutions toviolence and create innovative solutions to what isfueling its need in the first place. True happiness,for the young and old alike, becomes an obtainablegoal.St. John Maria Vianney says it so well. “There isnothing so great as the Eucharist. If God hadsomething more precious, he would have given itto us.” Only the Eucharist has the ability to connect,sustain, strengthen, and properly orient us, not onlyon the road of this life but the road to life eternal.Knowing this, when life gets challenging,unsettling, and difficult, we can rely on and cling tothis gift we have in the Real Presence of Christ. Thisactual encounter with God celebrates God’sunconditional love for us and grounds us to thetruth of who we are in a way nothing else is able todo. Because through the Eucharist we really dobecome the Body of Christ, we are also bondedtogether in a most perfect way to one another asthat Body. Nourished, united, and strengthened bythe Eucharist, let us individually and collectively,bring this wonderful gift to all we meet, especiallythe poor with whom we have a special connection.There is so much brokenness and pain in our world.Many people are lost, feeling lonely, anxious,marginalized, victimized, isolated, oppressed, andabused. Every time we receive the Body of Christ,we have an opportunity to become what we eat.The power and presence of Christ in the Eucharistbecomes present in us and effects change inourselves and in the lives of those we meet. We aregiven the grace to become temples of justice andpeace, carrying God’s sacred Presence within uswherever we go. Our faith community is ignitedwith the fire of God’s love and stands out as abeacon of hope in a world that is lost. This is the LPiKeep Your Eyes Fixed on JesusQUESTIONS OF THE WEEKINVITE PARISHIONERS TO REFLECT AND RESPOND TO SCRIPTURE First Reading:Moses and the ancient Israelites ratified the covenant God established with them at Mount Sinai with theblood of a sacrificed animal. The sacrificed animal affirmed Israel’s commitment: “We will do everything theLord has told us.” Why do you think Israel tied sacrificed blood to their verbal commitment?Second Reading:The author of Hebrews teaches us that the sacrificed blood of Christ sanctifies us and offers us eternalredemption. How do you see this connected to ancient Israel’s practice of sacrificing animals for their blood?Gospel:Mark’s account of the institution of the Eucharist is linked to the Jewish Feast of Unleavened Bread when aPassover lamb was sacrificed. What do you think Mark is teaching us in making this connection? LPi5
WHY DO WE DO THAT?CATHOLIC LIFE EXPLAINEDQuestion: Why are some saints honored as “patronsaints”?Answer:Each person is unique and each of us has differentgifts, interests, talents, and, yes, even struggles andareas where we need to grow. This is no less true ofthose holy women, men, and children who havebeen canonized or beatified.EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIPRECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTSWe Can Prepare the Upper RoomWe all know that person, don’t we? Hey, maybe we’veeven been that person.“I have a great relationship with God, but I don’t go tochurch regularly. God and I are on good terms. I can talkto Him just fine on my own.”There isn’t anything false in these statements. It’simportant to have an intimate, even conversationalprayer relationship with God. But the problem with thisattitude is that it implies that churches don’t matter.Community worship doesn’t matter. Today, we arereminded exactly why that is so untrue. Why we needour parishes, our priests, and each other.The Body and Blood of Christ — that’s what it’s all about.If it’s not about that, it’s not about anything. If we don’thave the Eucharist, we’re just like the ancient priests,making sacrifices that don’t have the power to redeemanybody.Where do we receive the Body and Blood of Christ? Formost of us, it’s in our parishes. The altar of sacrifice isalso the table we gather in front of, as a family, tobecome one with Christ in the truest and realest waypossible, recreating the scene in the Upper Room overand over again every time Mass is celebrated.The disciples were commissioned by Christ to prepare theUpper Room for the Last Supper. How can we take up thatwork ourselves? How can we strengthen the bonds in ourspiritual family? How can we serve our parish, alwaysremembering that the table is not meant to be set only fortwo?— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS LPi6Because we believe that the saints and blessed areboth models of faith and intercessors, Christianshave looked to certain holy people as role modelsand heavenly protectors for occupations, spiritualcharisms, and even places. Although the Churchsometimes names a person as a patron saint (e.g.Saint Philip Neri as the patron of Rome, Saint Clareof Assisi as the patroness of television, or SaintAloysius Gonzaga as the patron of youth andyoung adults), more often it is popular devotionthat inspires lay Christians to turn to a particularsaint or blessed for heavenly help and support. Thisis how, for example, Saint Cecilia came to behonored as the patroness of musicians, SaintToribio Romo as patron of migrants coming intothe United States, and Saint Gertrude of Nivelles aspatroness of cat lovers. Although there are officialand unofficial lists of patron saints, we shouldalways feel free to ask any and all the saints to giveus their patronage and protection in whatever it isthat we need. LPiMonday, June 14 7:00pm VIA Zoom Deacon Dan Galla St. Charles Borromeo Parish Topic: Get Your Prayer Life in Shape IWHU DOO WKHVH PRQWKV RI FROG ZHDWKHU DQG EHLQJ VWXFN LQVLGH LW IHHOV JUHDW WR EH RXWVLGH PRYLQJ DQG JHWWLQJ EDFN LQ VKDSH 2XU SUD\HU OLIH PD\ KDYH EHFRPH D OLWWOH OD[ WRR -RLQ XV DV 'HDFRQ 'DQ *DOOD WDONV XV WKURXJK JHWWLQJ RXU SUD\HU OLIH EDFN LQ VKDSH ,W ZRQªW EH ORQJ EHIRUH ZHªOO EH PHHWLQJ WRJHWKHU LQ SHUVRQ DJDLQ :H DUH VWLOO RRPLQJ WKLV PRQWK DQG ZH ZRXOG ORYH WR KDYH \RX MRLQ XV IRU WKLV HQOLJKWHQLQJ HYHQLQJ :H FDQªW ZDLW WR VHH \RX WKHUH Limited to 90 Computer Audience Register in advance www.theologyontherocks.wixsite.com/west
READINGS AND OBSERVANCESSUNDAY'S READINGSREADINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 6Sunday:First Reading:“This is the blood of the covenant that the LORD hasmade with you in accordance with all these words ofhis.” (Ex 24:8)Psalm:I will take the cup of salvation, and call on the nameof the Lord. (Ps 116) Or Alleluia.Second Reading:How much more will the blood of Christ, who throughthe eternal Spirit offered himself unblemished to God,cleanse our consciences from dead works to worshipthe living God. (Heb 9:14)Gospel:He said to them, “This is my blood of the covenant,which will be shed for many.” (Mk urday:Next Sunday:SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCESSunday:Wednesday:Friday:Saturday:Next Sunday:The Most Holy Body and Blood of ChristSt. Ephrem, Deacon and Doctor of the ChurchThe Most Sacred Heart of JesusThe Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary11th Sunday in Ordinary TimeEx 24:3-8; Ps 116:12-13, 15-16, 17-18 [13];Heb 9:11-15; Mk 14:12-16, 22-262 Cor 1:1-7; Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9[9]; Mt 5:1-122 Cor 1:18-22;Ps 119:129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 135 [135a];Mt 5:13-162 Cor 3:4-11; Ps 99:5, 6, 7, 8, 9[cf. 9c];Mt 5:17-192 Cor 3:15—4:1, 3-6;Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 10b];Mt 5:20-26Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9; Is 12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [3];Eph 3:8-12, 14-19; Jn 19:31-372 Cor 5:14-21; Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a];Lk 2:41-51Ez 17:22-24; Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a];2 Cor 5:6-10; Mk 4:26-34Make sure to follow us on Facebook tokeep up to date on happenings within ourcommunity.WIANTLET US PLACE YOUR AD HERE.JEWELERSDave & Diane WiantFine Jewelry 3511 Center Road(330) 273-1338645 Lafayette Rd, Medina 330-723-4840Medicine InstituteNeil F. Grabenstetter, M.D.PhysicianJanet E. Ziol, MSN, CNPCertified Nurse PractitionerOffice Hours By ApptFine Dining WhereEveryone is Welcome!Open Tuesday - Sunday6757 Center RoadValley City, OH 44280info@gandalfspub.comTel: 330-483-1190Lunch 11:30AM Dinner All DayTuesday, Wed. 11:30-10:00Thursday, 11:30-11:00Friday, Saturday, 11:30-MidnightSunday, 9:00-9:00Join us for Sunday Brunch9:00-2:00Sean Lackey, ParishionerVisit www.gandalfspub.com for Specials & EventsFamily Medicine - Valley City6605 Center roadValley City, OH 44280330-483-3135Doors & More891 Marks RoadBrunswick330-722-3667330-220-4900Garage Doors/OpenersService, Installation, Sales620 E. Smith W-28www.doorsandmore.net, INC.PLUMBING, HEATING & COOLING“ParticularPlumbing Pays”3-D-4-3HeatingWater HeatersCoolingWell Known Value.SMService & Repair330-225-0996 330-483-3600For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 www.4lpi.comwww.plumcreekseniorliving.comDONUT LAND1321 Pearl Rd.330-225-791214-1584
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Jun 06, 2021 · 5:00 PM Every time we receive the Body (and Blood) of Christ, we are Sally Surmitis Sunday, June 6 8:00 AM Those in Sacramental Preparation 10:30 AM Robert Curtin Monday, June 7 5:00 PM Thelma Marquard Wednesday, June 9 8:30 AM The People of St. Martin’s Friday, June 11 8:30 AM Walter Ehrman Saturday, June 12
Worship Schedule Sunday June 6th 10:30 am Pastor Tom Skrenes Sunday June 13th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 20th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 27th 10:30 am Pastor Dave VanKley Sunday July 4th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 11th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 18th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 25th 10:30 am TBA Worship is open to those who feel safe attending.
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Sunday School for Youth 9:15 am Rotation for teachers each month: 1st Sunday Debbie Wood 2nd Sunday Sharon Townsend 3rd Sunday Ruth Akins 4th Sunday Heather Carter Also, the nursery will be open for infants through elementary school age during worship. Join Adult Sunday School in the Conference Room each Sunday morning at 9:15 am.
St. Bartholomew Parish, Needham Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time June 13, 2021 2 Sunday, June 13 8:00 AM For the People of the Parish Monday, June 14 9:00 AM Marjorie McLaughlin Tuesday, June 15 9:00 AM Hugh Doherty (Month's Mind) Wednesday, June 16 9:00 AM Special Intention (healing) Friday, June 18 9:00 AM Rosemarie Murphy
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