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1 Goo^ Sh_ph_r^ C[tholi] Chur]h Pastor Emeritus/Administrator Reverend Thomas J. Gaul Deacon Deacon Pat Snyder PARISH STAFF Office Manager Janice Scott Patricia Martin-Kamionka Good Shepherd Catholic Church 5050 Oak Street Hope Mills, NC (910) Fax (844) OR Office Hours: Monday Thursday 9:30am-5:30pm; Friday 9:30am-2:30pm MASSES Saturday Vigil :30 pm Sunday.....8:30 and 11:30 am Holy Days.. 12:00 and 6:30 pm Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday :00 am First Friday/Friday....12:00 pm Wednesday Evening Services 5:00-5:45pm Confessions 5:50pm Exposition 6:00pm Rosary 6:20pm Evening Prayer 6:40pm Benediction 6:45pm Mass Reconciliation: Wednesday 5:00-5:45 pm; Saturday 4:00-5:00 pm Or by appointment ext ext.200 Office Assistant Maria Rosario ext. 202 Plant Manager Rick Underwood ext. 201 RCIA Coordinator Camille Grupy Liturgy Coordinator Sheila Franklin High School Youth Ministers Jeanette Hubbard Justin Shobe Middle School Youth Ministers Barbara Connor Ubaldo Herrera Choir Director Phil Provencher Nursery Coordinator Heather Augustine Council Chairpersons Parish Pastoral Council Ron Macaluso Finance Council Steve Graybill Our Mission The People of Good Shepherd are dedicated to Preaching the Word of the Kingdom of God by Service to the Community and Sanctifying the One Family of Faith. St. Isidore Mission of Good Shepherd Deacon Nay Henriquez Macedonia Church Road Fayetteville, NC (910) English Mass: 9:00 AM Misa en Espanol: 11:45 AM

2 Thirty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, November 10: 2:00pm Christmas Pageant Rehearsal, Church 4:00pm Confessions 5:30pm Mass Knights of Columbus Bake Sale after All Masses Sunday, November 11: Happy Veteran s Day 8:30am Mass-RCIA Dismissal 9:45am RCIA Room 2 RCIA Inquiry, Room 3 EXO Training, Church Awake, Gathering Area No Pre-K-5th Grade Classes Middle School Pantry Raid, Social Hall 11:30am Mass-Children s Dismissal No 6th-12th Grade Classes 3:00pm Divine Mercy Chaplet, Church Monday, November 12: 9:00am Mass 7:00pm Respect Life and Social Concerns, G. A. Tuesday, November 13: 9:00am Mass 6:30pm Girl Scouts Meeting, Social Hall Wednesday, November 14: Wednesday Evening Services 5:00 5:40pm Confessions 5:45pm Exposition 5:50pm Rosary 6:15pm Evening Prayer 6:40pm Benediction 6:45pm Mass Thursday, November 15: 9:00am Mass 9:30am Holy Stitchers, Room 12 7:00pm Knights of Columbus Meeting, CAP Room Friday, November 16: 12:00pm Mass 6:00pm Catholic Kids Club, Off-site Saturday, November 17: Sign-ups for Christmas Pageant 9:00am Knights of Columbus Baskets, Social Hall 2:00pm Catholic Kids Club Service Project, Off-site 4:00pm Confessions 5:30pm Mass Sunday, November 18: 8:30am Mass-RCIA Dismissal 9:45am RCIA Room 2 RCIA Inquiry, Room 3 Family Catechesis-Adoration, w/dcn Pat, Church 11:30am Mass-Children s Dismissal 12:45pm 6th 12th Grade Classes Suicide Prevention, Social Hall 6:30pm E Team follow-up, CAP Room November 11, 2018 For the week of November 10-November 17, 2018 Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday: Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Next Sunday: 5:30pm 8:30am 11:30am 9:00am 9:00am 6:45pm 9:00am 12:00pm 5:30pm All Souls Novena Day IX For the Health of Maria Vaz People of Good Shepherd Parish Richard Eugene Taylor Richard Eugene Taylor Rosaria Vasta Ileane and Leonard Okrie Loretta Lake Kaye O Connor READINGS FOR THE WEEK 1 Kgs 17:10-16; Ps 146:7-10; Heb 9:24-28; Mk 12:38-44 [41-44 Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6 Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Lk 17:7-10 Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6; Lk 17:11-19 Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17: Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lk 17: Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8 Dn 12:1-3; Ps 16:5, 8-11; Heb 10:11-14, 18; Mk 13:24-32 Offertory Needed Each Week $ Offertory Received November 3/4 %142 1/2 Can Needed Each Month $ /2 Can Rec. thru November 4 %37 Saint Isidro Needed Each Month $ Saint Isidro Rec. thru November 4 %88 All Saints $ EFT Received during October Offertory %61 1/2 Can %8 St. Isidore %8 Share Sunday $ For more detailed information on the collections, please contact Steve Graybill, Finance Chair. - Thank you for your continued support of our Parish and its mission to serve the people of God - SANCTUARY LIGHT The Sanctuary Light will illuminate the Blessed Sacrament this week in Loving Memory of Michael Rupper Kamp, given by Ed and Marilyn Felten. ALTAR FLOWERS The altar flowers this weekend are given for the greater glory of God and in Loving Memory of Aggie Heller, given by the Allard Family. Father Gaul, Deacon Pat, Parish Council, Finance Council and Staff wish all of you a Happy Veteran s Day. Thank you for your Service

3 Faith Formation Grades Pre-k -12 Upcoming events and speakers for the months of November and December: NOVEMBER Sunday, November 11: Veteran s Day weekend. No Regular Sessions: MSYM Food Panty sorting at 9:45am in the Social Hall. Friday, Nov. 16: Catholic Kids Club, 6:00pm, Off-site Saturday, Nov. 17: Catholic Kids Club: Parents and children Visiting Veterans, 2:00pm-4:00pm. Sunday, November 18: Morning Sessions: Grades 1, 3, & 5 Whole Family Catechesis: 9:45am Parents and children meet catechists upstairs in the Social Hall next to designated areas, attendance, followed by Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament with parents, children and catechists in church. *Grade 2 Sacrament Prep will meet and remain in classroom *Parent Sacramental Prep will meet in church for Adoration Afternoon Sessions: 12:45pm: Grades 6-12 meet with catechist upstairs Social Hall. Guest Speaker is Deacon Pat for Suicide Prevention information. Sunday, November 25: No Sessions Thanksgiving break. Sessions will resume on Sunday, December 2. DECEMBER Saturday, December 1: HSYM Christmas Float decorating followed by Hope Mills Parade Sunday, December 2: Morning Sessions & Afternoon Sessions: Resume Regular Sessions Sunday, December 9: Morning Sessions: Regular Sessions Afternoon Sessions: Grades 6-9, and 11 & 12 Parents and youth - Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament with Deacon Pat in Church Wednesday December 12: FIRST RECONCILIATION/ADVENT PENANCE SERVICE Sunday, December 16: Morning Sessions: Regular Sessions Afternoon Sessions 1:00pm: HSYM Large Group - Knights of Columbus Christmas Party Afternoon Sessions 4:45pm: MSYM Large Group - Hope House Christmas Carols Sunday, December 23 & 30: Christmas & Winter Break. Sessions will resume on Sunday, January 6, CATHOLIC KIDS CLUB Veteran's Service Project The Catholic Kid's Club would like to invite all 3rd, 4th and 5th graders to help us honor Veterans at the VA Nursing Home on Saturday, Nov. 17, from 2-4:00pm Permission slips are required. Patriotic Songs will be sung and Veteran's Day cards and goodies will be delivered to much deserving Veterans. Please join us in visiting and honoring those who have served! To sign up or for more information contact Rayanne Herrera, or ubduhone@yahoo.com with ATTN: Veteran's Service Project on the Subject line. Last weekend, Fr. Gaul started a series of three Teaching Homilies. The items covered were: Altar, Nave, Sanctuary, Sacristy, Tabernacle, Relics, Stations of the Cross, Ambo, Ambre, the Priests' Dress, Sedilia, top of altar(mensa), bottom of altar (boot). Please see inserted document for explanations of each. He also covered some etiquette points: Parking Lot - Speed limit thru parking lot is 8 mph. Please slow down when driving thru parking lot and be aware of children and adults. Communion - proper way to receive Communion - when receiving in the hand, hold hands up and out at chest level, fingers extended. If receiving on the tongue - hold head back, tongue out. Do not lick or bite the person giving you Communion. The reason for the Tabernacle - it holds the consecrated hosts for the Sick, Adoration and Communion Services. - When the Tabernacle is open, DO NOT SIT kneeling is preferred. Be quiet Before and After Mass in the Nave. If conversation needs to be held, please use the Gathering Area. Children - if a child is crying or having a crying fit, please take them out into the Gathering Area until they calm down and you are able to return to the Nave. If your child needs food, please provide snacks that do not leave crumbs. Please clean your area after Mass. The Angels Haven and Nursery are also available for your use. Some older altars have Relics inside the Altar on a stone containing bone fragments of a past Saint. The Altar at Good Shepherd has a Relic from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre - an Altar cloth that was used on the Altar. Church of the Holy Sepulchre contains the two holiest sites in Christianity: the site where Jesus of Nazareth was crucified,"golgotha", and Jesus's empty tomb, where he is said to have been buried and resurrected. Anointing of the Sick Are you baptized and getting ready to have surgery? Just diagnosed with a short term, long term or serious illness? Ask to be anointed. If you would like to be anointed, call Janice Scott in the Office, If you have been anointed by Fr. Gaul either before, during or after Mass in the past, please notify Janice in the Office with name and date of anointing as she will need to record your information in the Sick Call Register. Thank you. Deacon s Den Have a Catholic question? Need counseling? The Deacon s Den is available during the month on certain Friday s from 3:00pm-7:00pm in 1 hour increments. Call Maria Rosario, , to set an appointment.

4 Welcome to PARISH INFORMATION NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome to our Community! We invite you to register at the Church Office during office hours, pick up a Welcome Packet on the Welcome Table in the Gathering Area or online at: Though a rather simple act, registration is a sign of one s commitment and responsibility to the parish and allows the parish to know how many families live in the parish. It also provides an official record of your Active membership and is essential for participation in parish programs and sacraments. What is an Active Membership: three points determine active membership: Registration in the parish for a sufficient period of time and use of the envelope system in support of the parish; Faithful attendance at Mass on Sundays and Holy Days; Volunteer and participate in Parish activities with time, talent, and treasure as means permit. Please note the Facilities and Services of Good Shepherd Church are available to active members. Emergencies: In cases of emergency, please contact the Parish Office during regular business hours. After hours, please call Deacon Pat at (910) SACRAMENTS Anointing of the Sick: Call the Church Office (910) Marriage: Couples are asked not to set a date for their wedding until an initial meeting with the Pastor or Deacon. Diocesan requirements mandate a minimum six-month period of preparation. Baptism: Parental participation in a program to prepare parents is required. Contact Trisha Martin-Kamionka, , in the Faith Formation Office at least 3 months in advance of your desired baptismal date to make the proper arrangements. Sick and Homebound/Hospitalized: Please notify the Parish Office when someone is ill and unable to attend Mass for any significant length of time and would like to receive Holy Communion. Bulletin Deadline: Requests are due by 12 noon on the Monday prior to the weekend the announcement is to be published. your request to: gsbulletinedit@gmail.com. Special Needs: Handicapped accessible doors are located on the left side of the Gathering Area. Wheelchair seating is available in the front row of chairs in the Church. Cars must display a valid handicap sticker or placard to park in the reserved handicap spaces in the Church parking lot. Moving or PCS ing? Please come by the Parish Office to receive a free gift for safe travels. Vocations Chalice This weekend, the Scott Family will take the Vocations Chalice home. They will place the Chalice on their table and pray the Vocations Prayer with the Chalice every day and return it next weekend. Please help pray the Vocations Prayer that is prayed with the Chalice below. The Prayer for Vocations: Heavenly Father, Bless your Church with an abundance of holy and zealous priests, deacons, brothers, and sisters. Give those you have called to the married state and those you have chosen to live as single persons in the world, the special graces that their lives require. Help those who have embraced the consecrated life to live up to their promises. Form us all in the likeness of your Son so that in Him, with Him, and through Him, we may love you more deeply and serve you more faithfully, always and everywhere. With Mary we ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. Would your family like a chance to take the Vocations Chalice home for a week? A sign-up sheet is available on the Welcome Table. Good Shepherd has Spiritually Adopted two babies, a male and female in danger of abortion. Adoptive Babies Name: Female: Mary Male: Joseph Spiritual Adoption prayer for your unborn baby Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to spare the life of [baby s name] the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion. Week Thirty Nine: Spirituality Adopted Baby I weigh about seven pounds and am about 21 inches long. Mom is getting ready for me to be born soon, and so am I! When I am ready, my body will release hormones to start my Mom's labor. Both of us can't wait for me to be born, but we have to, just a little while longer! For more on your Spiritually Adopted Baby visit: iprayforlife.wordpress.com/spiritual-adoption-of-theunborn-child/ DIVINE MERCY NOVENA Divine Mercy Chaplet will be recited for the End to the Culture of Death, Healing of the Church, and Vocations this Sunday, November 11, 3:00pm, Church. Copies of the Divine Mercy Novena can be found on the Welcome Table. Indulgences are not given during this Novena. Indulgences are granted when the chaplet and novena are prayed beginning on Good Friday and concluding 9 days after the Feast of Divine Mercy Sunday. Catholic Campaign For Human Development Next week, our second collection will be for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. Over 43 million people in the United States live in poverty. This collection supports programs to empower people to identify and address the obstacles they face as they work to lift themselves out of poverty. By supporting this collection you give people a hand up, not a hand out. Learn more about the Catholic Campaign for Human Development at

5 Christmas Pageant Parents Sign Ups It's time to start planning for our annual Christmas Pageant. This year we will be doing a full pageant production! We still need children of all ages to sign up for the Christmas Choir and Pageant parts (i.e. Shepherds, Joseph, and other parts). Sign up sheets will be available in the Gathering Area after Masses, Nov. 17/18. To sign up or for more information contact Rayanne Herrera, or ubduhone@yahoo.com with ATTN: Christmas Pageant on the Subject line. LIGHTING OF ADVENT CANDLES During the season of Advent, (December 2-23) at the beginning of each Saturday evening and Sunday morning Masses, families within the parish will be called forward to light the Advent candles. If you would like to volunteer for a time to light the candles, be sure to sign the sheet located on the Welcome Table. Mass of Thanksgiving Deacon Juan Nay Henriquez, Pastoral Administrator from St. Isidore Catholic Church invites each of you to a Mass of Thanksgiving, followed by a light lunch on Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 10:30am. Mass of This Mass is offered as recognition to the many sacrifices that Good Shepherd, as a community of faith, has done and continues to do for St. Isidore. Deacon Nay and Father Kelly hope you will come for Mass, tour the facilities, and have a good time. If attending please sign the sheet located on the Welcome Table by Sunday, November 25th. Christmas Share Tree Can you believe that Christmas is just around the corner? Each year we adopt several families from Good Shepherd, the Alms House, and St. Isidore to help those less fortunate. This year we will place our Christmas Share Tree in the Gathering Area with ornaments beginning November 24. We look forward to your help during this time of need. Thank you and may God Bless You. Deacon Nay and Nick Foti The Good Shepherd Knights of Columbus Council participates in their State Raffle Program each year. This is part of our annual fundraising efforts to support our charitable works. This year s raffle has several large cash prizes to the lucky winners. Tickets are $5 each and can be purchased from members of the K of C who can be easily identified by their BLUE NAMETAG which they wear at activities around the Parish. Thank you in advance for always supporting our Programs. Attention Lectors: The Lector Workbooks for 2019 are available on the Welcome Table. When you pick up a book, please check to ensure your information is correct and sign the sheet beside your name. "TIMELY TOPICS Marriage Annulments: What Are They & How To Begin the Process - The Church offers tender care for those who have divorced through the Marriage Tribunal, a diocesan office that trains advocates located in local parishes to assist those who wish to obtain a declaration of nullity for previous marriages. Often there has been misinformation or misunderstanding concerning the purpose of this ministry that has been designed to assist in the healing process after divorce and permit remarriage in the Church. The E-Team is sponsoring a "Timely Topic" session on Tuesday, Nov. 27, 7-8pm in the Gathering Area, which will provide an opportunity to ask questions of local advocates. If you know a Catholic who has divorced and remarried outside the Church, please invite that person and her/his spouse to this gathering where they will be warmly welcomed and their questions/concerns answered. Information on starting the process will also be given. Light refreshments will be served and child care if needed. For more information, contact Jan Carnahan, jan.carnahan@outlook.com Parish App-The Diocese of Raleigh has provided a Parish App for Android and IOS devices for each parish. The app includes important information from our parish along with Diocesan information, to include Mass times, daily readings, group information, messages, etc. If you would like to download the app yourself, text App to 88202, click install, follow instructions and choose Good Shepherd 5050 Oak Street for your Church. You may Create an Account to join a Group under the Groups button. Parish App Banner w/ cards are available beside the Welcome Table. ON AMAZON? Select Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Hope Mills as your smile charity when you shop! Help Good Shepherd earn funds by Shopping online at Amazon AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know. Same products, same prices, same service. Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to the charitable organization of your choice. Support your charitable organization by starting your shopping at smile.amazon.com Sign In or create an Amazon account. If you would like to participate, once logged in, on the line OR Pick your own Charitable Organization type Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Hope Mills choose Select click Yes and Start Shopping. If you already have a non-profit for Amazon Smile and you change to Good Shepherd Catholic Church, please type Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Hope Mills. Bulletin Deadline If you are planning to submit any information for the bulletin, please note: Thanksgiving- Please submit information for November 25th bulletin NLT Thursday, November 16.

6 We express our heartfelt prayers and condolences to Tom Roberts and family on the loss of Patricia Roberts. The Roberts family were founding members of Good Shepherd. May the soul of Patricia rest in eternal peace of the risen Lord. Armistice Day In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, the gong in Church will be rung 11 times on the 11:00 hour (A.M.) the 11th day of the 11th month, (November 11, 2018 at 11:00am), in honor of Veterans who paid the ultimate sacrifice. November 12, 2018 marks the 14th Anniversary of Deacon Nay and Deacon Pat s ordination. Congratulations on your 14 years. Thank you for your faithful service to the people of God. Our Spirituality Adopted Baby will be born soon. Next week marks 40 weeks. If you Spirituality Adopted a baby and would like to commemorate this occasion with a baby gift, items may be dropped in the wrapped box located in the Gathering Area beginning next weekend, November 17/18.. A disabled parishioner is in need of a dependable, drivable vehicle. If you have a vehicle that you would like to donate, please contact Janice Scott, Bi Monthly Envelope Mailings for 2019 Beginning with your January 2019 envelope Mailing, you will receive envelopes for January2019 and February Following months will be mailed together (March and April; May and June; July and August; September and October; November and December). The Monthly envelope labeled 1/2 Can a Day/Saint Isidore Property Debt is a once-a-month collection that helps pay the non-interest bearing mortgage payment for the land purchased by Good Shepherd for Saint Isidore s new church as part of our mother/daughter parish responsibilities. The money will also be used to repave our Parking Lot and needed maintenance for our Church. We ask each family to donate $10.00 a month towards this mortgage payment or Parking Lot. For your convenience we also have a 1/2 Can a Day display in the Gathering Area. Outdoor Stations of the Cross Path The Outdoor Stations of the Cross Path is closed until further notice. Please be mindful of work equipment and trenches on the Church grounds. This is due to Public Works Commission laying a new sewer line. Etiquette Corner Thank you for your presence here at Good Shepherd. In order to make our weekly celebrations more conducive to prayer, to preserve the sacredness of our liturgies and to ensure the comfort of all those who are gathered, the following are some gentle reminders of simple church etiquette. Arriving on Time: We ask that you make every attempt to be on time (even early) to Mass. Remember to allow yourself enough time for parking and extra time if you need to drop off your children in the nursery. Due to circumstances out of our control, we understand that there are times tardiness cannot be avoided. If Mass has begun, please enter through the side doors. Please wait for an usher to assist you since we do not seat people during particular moments of the liturgy, such as during the readings or the prayers. Remember that it is better to be present, even if late, than it is to be absent from the assembly. An alternative would be to wait until the next Mass. Leaving Before the Final Blessing: Leaving church before the dismissal ignores another important part of the Liturgy. At the dismissal, we celebrate our commission as sent forth by Jesus Christ himself. In that, Jesus last words to his disciples were Therefore, go out and make disciples of all nations. And behold, I am with you until the end of the age. Matt 28: Our liturgy has a beginning ( In the name of the Father ) and an end ("Let us go in peace to love and serve the Lord "). To leave immediately after Communion is to treat church like a fast food restaurant where we come and go as we please. We live in a fast-paced world where we seem to be hurrying from place to place. But in God's presence, we need to make every attempt to fight this pressure to move on to the next thing on the day's agenda. Eat and run at McDonald's - but stay in church and thank God for his precious gifts. Proper Attire: Remember the time when people put on their "Sunday best" to go to church? In fact, dress clothes were often referred to as Sunday clothes in some parts of the country. Too often, dress in church has become very casual. In all areas of our lives, we should offer Christ our best, and the same is true of our dress. We should offer Christ our Sunday best". We should dress modestly, not in a flashy way that would bring attention to ourselves. Our dress should always be becoming of a Christian - especially at church. Gum Chewing and Food Consumption: Please keep in mind that there should not be any gum chewing or the eating of food during Mass. We are to fast one hour before Communion to include chewing gum. For little ones, if food is necessary please be sure your area is cleaned up after Mass to help us keep our Church clean and free of insects. Angels Haven: We are blessed to have an Angels Haven where parents and children can experience our Mass in a relaxed manner. This special area provides parents with an opportunity to explain the Mass to their children and not worry about disrupting others during their prayers. Safety: Also for the safety of our children, parishioners, and guests the speed limit for our parking lot is 10mph.

7 Good Shepherd Prayer List ~ for our parishioners Irina Anderson, Margaret Barnes, Jim & Pat Brady, John & JoAnn Butler, Alice Clarkson, Norman Deloge, Eduardo Diaz, Michael DiMare, Bob Domina, Claire Dorais, Gerard Dorais, Edward & Marilyn Felten, Tony Feminello, Betsy Ferguson & Family, Melody Foote, Marie Foti, Karla Gaudet, Rev. Thomas J. Gaul, Cathie Gilmor, Joanna Gilmore, Alexis Hall, Cheryl Hauck, David & Ana Haughn, Laura Herbert, Robert & Isle Johnson, Mary Johnson, Johanna Klein, Martha Kovacich, Marlene Kovasckitz, Nicole Lancaster, Barbara Martin, Thomas & Rita Martin, Valeri Mason, James Monroe, Johnathan Nauta, Donovan Pangelinan, Tom Phillips, Jim Phillips, Eloise Salinas, Leonard D. Scott, Denise Shepherd, James Skinner, Walter Start, Donald Taylor, Michael Thaman, Christy Thorman, Marie Wright, Robyn Wynn, Mary Yassem & Family ~ friends and family who are ill, homebound, or have asked for our prayers Jackson & Anna Ackerman, Sylvia Ayars, Dr. Richard Barbaro, Brian, Nancy & Gail Bashore, Heidi Becka, Clifford Boddie, Bernadette Bowen, Virginia Breece, Axel Brill, Hope Brost, Tiffany Bullard, Agnes Burgette, Robin Burnum, Barbie Butler, David Byrnes, Rebecca Calhoun, Christina Campbell, Sandra Canfield, Delia Carpenter, Brenda Carter, Chevy, Melanie Churchwell, Billy Collier, Terry R. Connor, Fram Cooper, Ty Cravatta, June Crowell, Brittani DiMare, Dennis Dockery, Kay Dove, Claude Draughn, Shirley Eldinias-Tan MD, Michael Emanuel, Mark Fazek, Bob Ferriter, Marc Fertig, Chelsea Forman, Amanda Fountaine, Denise Gabriel, Gerlinde Gack, Jackie Gallin, Marie Jeanne Geme, Carlyn Graham Conover, Charles Grazier, Jessica Greiesemer, Paulie Grey, Father Steve Guilleno & Family, Dalena Haney, Anna & Randy Harrell, John L. Hassell, Michaela Hayas, Bob Helmick, Margie Hennessey, Jirah Henry, Nilda Hernandez, Cindy Herring, Shawn Hill, Bill Hinrichs, Mykasha Hollins, Barbara Holohan, Karen Holosopple, Thad Iberra, Anna Johnson, Luella Johnson, Geralda Joseph, Herman J. Julian, Karin Julian, Anastasius Kim, Karma King, Manfred Klein, Richard Ksiazak, Elaine Litti, Ida Mark, Gigi Marlow, Olivia Martin, Cameron McKenna, Jeannie McMullen, Larry Meese, Tony Mendez, Meserve Family, Tammy Meyers, Jacob Moody, Robert Moore, Margie Nieves, Katie O'Keefe, Olivia Ortiz, Angel Ouimet, Michael Pastor, Janet Pastor, Alaina Pearce, Vincent Perry, Ava Philip, Rebecca Pitts, Mark Porter, Steve Povroznik, Paul Provencher, Mary Reed, Murial Riddle, Marie Jean Fremonde Robillard, Jeff & Theresa Romano, Marjorie Romine, Jose Salinas, Jennifer Samuels Helms, Joseph Saunders, Lisa Schaper, Mr. Schmidt, Sue Schmitt, Angela Scoggins, Paul Simedinger, Cheryl Simpson, Robert Sindlinger, Donna Singletary, David Smith, Haelan Snow, Tim Solt, Annette Sonter, Kay Stewart, Magdeline Strepay, Adrian Stump, Michael Swadling, Paul & Debbie Tangeman, Christina Taylor, Riley Taylor, Chloe Torres, Betty Turcsanyi, Steve & Jacob Vendetti, Sarah & Steven Wahl, Gina Wahl, Bob & Bernice Walker, Grant Wilcox, Sr. Elaine Willett, Heather Williams, Jane Wranich, Eric and Amber Yassem For the lost sheep of the families of the Parish ~ for those serving us and our country David Bringle, John Butler III, Bill Campbell, Matt Goggio, Michael Gonzales, CW2 John Harper, Tyrone Hubbard, Rev. Mike Mathews, John O. Mercado II, Tyler Miranda, Jeffrey Williams, David Williams Hail and Farewell Hail/Welcome to Ellen Johnston who will coordinate the EXO s for the Sick and Homebound Ministry. Farewell/Thank you to Julie McLamb for all her hard work as the coordinator of the Sick and Homebound Ministry. Women of Charity FundRaiser It is that jolly time of year!! The "yearly" Women of Charity fundraiser raffle is set for December 1st and 2nd, after all Mases. If you wish to donate new or gently used items for the raffle, bring them to the church November 28th, 7:30pm-8:30pm or November 30th from 5:30-7:00pm. Get ready to buy your tickets and choose the prize(s) you hope to win. Money raised puts a happy smile on the faces of those less fortunate. As always, thank you for your support. Knights of Columbus Kiosk The Knights of Columbus promotes the family as a domestic church where husbands and wives, parents and children, grow in their knowledge and practice of the Catholic Faith. In order to perform its important mission of evangelization, each family needs to find support in the sacramental life of the parish. The Good Shepherd Council of the Knights of Columbus has pledged to support the initiative to Build the Domestic Church. Informational brochures, pamphlets, and booklets may be found in the KIOSK in the Gathering Area. We hope they will continue to support the Parish Family, deepen our Catholic Faith and continue the mission of Evangelization in our Community. Please feel free to use the resources for yourselves, families and friends. News from the Diocese.. Sunday, November 18, :30pm Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama and bishops nationwide are joining in seven days of prayer and fasting prior to their General Assembly in November. Please pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon all the bishops, especially during the General Assembly, where they will be making critical decisions in response to the clergy sexual abuse crisis.

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