St. Catherine of Siena

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1 St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church 1649 KINGSLEY AVE., ORANGE PARK, FL is the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead and ruler of the kings of the earth. To him be the glory and power forever and ever. Amen. RevelaƟons 1:5, 6 Father Ignatius Plathanam CMI, Pastor Father Jose Maniyangat Parochial Vicar Father Rafael Lavilla, OSJ, Parochial Vicar WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE Monday-Friday... 7 am, 9 am Saturday... 9 am WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Eucharist... 5 pm Sunday Eucharist... 8 am & 10 am, 12 Noon, 5 pm Sunday Eucharist (Spanish)... 6:30 pm Sacrament of Penance:... Saturday 3:30-4:30 pm and by appointment Parish Office Hours:... M-F 8:30 am-12:30 pm 1:30pm 4:30 pm November 22, 2015

2 P 2.. N 22, 2015 Mass Intentions for Nov 23-Nov 29 7:00am Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 9:00am Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 5:00pm Barbie Smolinski - Birthday +Eusebio Antoc +Kay Finch No 7:00am Mass +Jim Cole +Gary Ryan +William Flanagan +Rosalina Ramos Thanksgiving Mass at 10:00am + Manny Cuevas +Joseph A. Torre Laura Crisman - Special Intention +Manny Cuevas SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, :00am +Beth Ann Conroy 10:00am St. Catherine s Parishioners 12:00noon Amy Elliot - Birthday 5:00pm Andy & Veronica Schnarre - in thanksgiving 6:30pm Gilberto & Martha Velazquez - 35th Wedding anniversary READINGS FOR THE WEEK: Nov Mon: Dn 1:1-6, 8-20 (Ps) Dn 3:52-56 Lk 21:1-4 Tues: Dn 2:31-45 (Ps) Dn 3:57-61 Lk 21:5-11 Wed: Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, (Ps) Dn 3:62-67 Lk 21:12-19 Thurs: Sir 50:20-24 Ps 138:1-5 1 Cor 1:3-9 Lk 17:11-19 Fri: Dn 7:2-14 (Ps) Dn 3:75-81 Lk 21:29-33 Sat: Dn 7:15-27 (Ps) Dn 3:82-87 Lk 21:34-36 Sun: Jer 33:14-16 Ps 25:4-5, 8-9, Thes 3:12-4:2 Lk 21:25-28, On behalf of Fr. Ignatius, Fr. Jose, Fr. Rafael and the entire staff, we wish all our parisioners a Blessed and Happy Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving Day Mass 10:00 a.m. Join us for Mass to give thanks for our many blessings. Feel free to bring a nonperishable food item to be given at offertory for the needy of our community. Maria Hernandez Ramoncita Toro Jeannie Gallina Guy Gallina Kathleen Goad Cynthia Jackson Robin Joy Davis Olivia Rosello Giorgina & Vivian Bennete Carlos R. Maysonet Diana de Colona Dionisio Carbonell Edralin Daligdig Mary Pinnell Beth Wheeler Marianne Edwards Daisy Richardo Dania Laguna Patricia Shelby Metzly Sanchez Kathryn Schlofman Carol Sumrall Pate George Robertson Barbara Reider Allie Allen Debbie Allen Evan Lockner Albert Figueroa Giocaonda DiMarco Samantha Johnson Tre Mosley Please Pray for the Sick Jim Harden Margaret Joyner Boss Liam Suarez Colleen Derr Evelyn Vongjesda Brian Connell Collette Coco Klinker Brian Orndorf Andrew Smith & Family John C. Davis Marlene Diaz Harry Digiovinni Marsha O Berry Kim Barndt Robert Melson Consuelo Serna and Family Rosalina Cuadra Rusty Hathaway Robert Mercer Anthony Haynes Adrian Hendrixon JoAnn Pilliod Dorothy Collins Lory Cruz Carlos Valencia Joseph Sales Elaine Walker Mary Skulsky Michael Hovell Marsha Lyn Waters Gloria Cole Parish Directory Carlos Pacheco Oscar Martinez Rosa de la Cruz Carolina Santiago Jim Schad Kathleen Mullin Terry McCarthy Sor Aminta de la Trinidad Ruben Pacheco Danny Pacheco Mercedes Pacheco Josefa Pacheco Arianna Moore Alba Hernandez Ivette Herrera Iris Torres Michael Bassett Stacey & Noah Quina, Flora Bada Wilfredo Bada Teresa Maniyangat Deceased: Mary Hoff Carolyn Price Jack Sumrall Gertie Culwell John Fichter 1649 Kingsley Ave, Orange Park, FL Father Igna us Plathanam, CMI, Pastor... Ext. 325 pastor@stcatherineop.com Father Jose Maniyangat, Parochial Vicar... Ext. 311 Father Rafael Lavilla, OSJ, Parochial Vicar... Ext. 313 Father David Ruchinski, In Residence Deacon Peter Dang... deaconpeter.d@gmail.com Deacon Larry Hart... dcnlarryhart@gmail.com Deacon Ralph Mar nez... deaconrmar nez@gmail.com Kimberly Neill, Business Manager... Ext. 305 Lisa Murphy, Parish Secretary... Ext. 324 Lyn Hall, Stewardship Coordinator... Ext. 306 Vincent Reilly, Faith Forma on Director... Ext. 322 Robyn Spencer, Religious Ed. Coordinator... Ext. 321 Robin Shipley, Youth Min. Coordinator... Ext. 326 Cheri Forster, Social Min. Coordinator... Ext. 310 Maria Rodriguez, Recep onist... Ext. 301 Ana Aguirre, Office Assistant... Ext. 337 St. Vincent DePaul Office... Ext. 304 John LaDavia, Maintenance Nursery Staff Margaret O Connor, Mary Ellen DeMarco, Denise Coates... Ext. 309 Perpetual Adora on Coordinators: Pa y Archambault, & Mary Hartwell, Hispanic Ministry Coordinator Martha Velazquez, Annuncia on Catholic Interparish School Website: oncatholic.org Victoria Farrington, Principal; ; Fax:

3 N 22, 2015 P 3 Families wanted! We would like one family to come to the altar to light our Advent Wreath before each Mass during Advent. What a wonderful experience for your children! Call the parish office for more information! JOB OPENING for a full time position at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, Orange Park, FL, with all the benefits provided by the Diocese of St. Augustine. Job Title: Maintenance Technician General Description: Responsible for efficient and safe maintenance of parish building and grounds. Responsible for and personally maintains, renovates, restores, and sees to the upkeep of the buildings and grounds. Maintains inventory of supplies. May conduct preventive maintenance, safety and energy conservation audits. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: 1-3 years of experience performing semi -skilled carpentry, plumbing, electrical and other minor repair work required. Must be able to use grounds maintenance equipment including mowers, pruning and edging equipment. Must have ability to maintain records and prepare reports. Proficiency in English both verbally and in writing required. Must have valid Florida driver s license and reliable transportation. Must be able to endure long hours of sitting, standing and/or walking; lifting and carrying of boxes of 50 pounds floor to waist. Must be willing to work overtime and weekends if necessary. Those interested please apply with resume, cover letter and three references. Please address application to Pastor, St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, 1649 Kingsley Ave., Orange Park, FL 32073; or via at pastor@stcatherineop.com; or in person. Last day to apply: Nov. 24 Stewardship Offertory November 8 $32,720 Children s Stewardship November 8: $ Grades k-4th This week my prayers of special intention were for: Mr. Joe; My dad; My family and everyone. This is how I used my time and talent for others during the past week: This week I followed the 10 commandments; I fed the cat for my sister; I have been praying for and helping other people. Grades 5th 12th This week my prayers of special intention were for: Maria & Joe Pinell; Nana; Nick; The people who died in France; Paris; People in France. This is how I used my time and talent for others during the past week: By being nice to others; I studied; I helped my sister do her chores. LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR Nov , 2015 SAT. 5 PM Priest: Fr. Jose; Altar Server: B. Wolfenbarger, E. Miller, E. Bourre; Reader: M. Ryan, F. Sicignano; EMHC: M. Catindig, V. Avena, W. Kraus, N. Wetherbee, S. Galloway, T. Avena, J. Kendrick, M. Ziegler, M. Anastas, L. Kendrick. SUN. 8 AM Priest: Fr. Rafael; Altar Server: L. Reddinger, B. Woods, M. G. Nee; Reader: P. Woods, S. Woods; EMHC: M. Smith, S. Stimac, S. Magaddino, C. Phelps, E. Denfeld, R. Fisher, J. Sikora, J. Cassidy, P. Sikora, B. Mayette, S. Gibson. SUN. 10 AM Priest: Fr. Ignatius; Altar Server: M. Spencer, D. Spencer, K. Lowry; Reader: W. Malone, H. Parker; EMHC: J. Tappe, P. LeSeur, R. Gillett, B. LeSeur, A. Kerins, B. Coates, J. Rodgers, J. Diebold, D. Fiscus, C. Cuevas, L. Thomas, M. Rodgers, P. Fuentes. SUN. 12 PM Priest: Fr.Ignatius; Altar Server: J. McClellan, D. Olis, A. Hanson; Reader: S. Hughes, G. Hutter; EMHC: C. Forster, T. Muldrew, B. Almojera, M. Almojera, J. McClellan, K. Tureski, M. Ocasio, F. Azer, L. Soberano, J. Thielen, J. O Meara, V. Lorbis, C. Almojera. SUN. 5 PM Priest: Fr. Jose; Altar Server: E. Shipley, B. Shipley, R. Carey; Reader: A. Mullin, R. Shipley; EMHC: M. Mullin, R. Schwartz, D. Hall, D. Costello, L. Hall, G. Schwartz. SUN. 6:30 PM Priest: Fr.Rafael; Dcn R. Martinez; Altar Server: G. Figueroa, G. Rodriguez, M. Zayas; Reader: B. Harrington, L. Torres; EMHC: Y. Santiago, L. Morales, C. Taveras, M. Puello.

4 P 4 N 22, th Anniversary of Perpetual Adoration Reflections on Adoration Unless you make the commitment, no one can possibly understand the impact of Adora on on the soul my soul. The pace of this life is nothing but a distrac on for me and I sin constantly. Though red most days, I need the refreshing moments early in the morning to start my day. I make me for God and He spends me with me. Only through those quiet moments did I come to realize the impact of His gi on the cross and that receiving His Body and Blood were the key element to my salva on. Though unworthy, I wait and I long for the grace to hear God talk to me! In Adora on, I have that chance. Mike Phinney (M,W,F 4-5am) People always say they don't have me for it. I have four children ages 2 to 13, and I am pre y much a single parent during the week with some help on weekends. I started Adora on while we were s ll at St. Paul's in Riverside it was brand-new, and I started out of obliga on to help rather than dedica on to Jesus. Through my silent conversa ons with Him during my Holy Hour I came to know how much He wants to bless me. We all profess to know that our God can do anything. But I am just finally star ng to realize what anything really means. Through Adora on of the Blessed Sacrament He blessed me by bending me. What do I mean by this? I mean the more me I give to him the more me I seem to get. I could be working on a task for what seems like an hour and look up and it's only been 20 minutes or if I'm running late somewhere and it should take me a certain amount of me to get there and o en I will get there sooner than I thought I could. It took me a while to make the connec on to realize that it was God who was stretching my me. Most of all though I love being with Him. It does not ma er what is going on in my life or my day when I walk in the chapel all the stress melts away and I am overcome by His peace. (wife and mom, Sun 9-10pm) As a husband and father of six, my quiet me is very limited. The busy -ness of my life had led to a struggle in my prayer life. I was not able to keep my commitment to my daily prayer me, or if I was it was a constant struggle to pay a en on and tune out the distrac ons. When the opportunity to make weekly Holy Hour was presented to me I realized that it was my chance to spend uninterrupted me with our Lord. The Chapel is quiet so early in the mornings and I am able to devote the me to my morning prayers, a rosary and spiritual reading. This special one on one me with Christ helps strengthen my faith and reaffirm my commitment to my family. It gives me the pa ence and understanding throughout the week to be a be er father to my children and husband to my wife. My Holy Hour has been a true gi from God. (Sun 4-5am) The hour that I spend each week with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist has become very precious to me; I love having that me early in the morning, in the silence, without distrac ons, when I can talk to Jesus about whatever I want. I can ask Him to take care of the people I have been asked to pray for, I can read His words in the Bible and ask Him what He wants me to learn from them, and I can lay everything that I am facing at His feet with the faith that He will help me get through it; but most of all I am able to simply be with Him, to be with the One who loved me enough to die for me. During Eucharis c Adora on I have learned a lot about myself and about Jesus; it has really increased my love for Christ, and I think and hope that along the way He has used Adora on to make me more like Him. (16 yr old young lady, 4-5am Sunday) Christmas Flowers We will be decorating the sanctuary with poinsettias and mums for the Christmas season. If you would like to contribute to the purchase of these flowers, in memory or in thanksgiving you can find donation envelopes in the Narthex or the parish office. You may put them in offertory basket or bring to the office. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Christmas Neighborhood Outreach Bag Stuffing Party needs you! This Christmas, we are planning to reach out to all of our actively registered parishioners with a special Christmas gift and offering information about all of our evangelization programs in our parish. We are in need of donors to offset the cost of these gifts, as well as people to help pack gift bags. We will have a bag stuffing party on Saturday, December 5 at 9:30am. We need many hands to properly pack the gifts and materials for delivery to all of our parishioners the following week. We also need 100 volunteers who will help deliver these gifts two by two, just like the early disciples. Our goal is to reach out to all those who call St. Catherine their parish home and provide them with good Catholic information as they prepare for Christmas. For more information and to volunteer or donate, Vincent Reilly at vreilly@stcatherineop.com. Attention Altar Servers, Ushers, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion and Readers: Volunteers are needed for Thanksgiving Day 10 a.m. Mass. Sign up sheet is in the Sacristy. Thank you!

5 N 22, 2015 _ P 5 Social Ministry A Season of Giving November 15th - 30th Knights of Columbus Food Drive to benefit needy of our community. Collec ons for our Military such as books, magazines and snacks (See our updated list by the Military Board). What to give a service person a Christmas Card? We will be collec ng ll the 15th of December. Contact Cheri for more informa on. Giving Tree begins November 21st December We are collec ng soaps, shampoos, toothbrushes and toothpaste for the Sulzbacher Stockings Giving Tree presents due back 12/5and 12/6 Blood Mobile Knights of Columbus Food Drive Happy Thanksgiving! Friday November 27 is a Holiday weekend! And an opportunity to reach out to our less fortunate neighbors. A er enjoying family, food and shopping, plan to join us to make the sandwiches for the St Francis Soup Kitchen. We will meet at St Catherine's Haut Hall on Friday evening and all are welcome! Make this a family Thanksgiving project or join your St. Catherine's family to help. Contact Tricia Tate at or for more informa on. This year, start a new tradition! St. Vincent DePaul Society Nov. 22-Christ the King: Today as we celebrate Christ the King, may we open the door of our heart so wide that we may listen to the voice of Jesus calling us to help build his kingdom here on earth. This month, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to bring God s love and mercy to 51 families, providing $ for food, utilities, rent and other bills. God Bless You! Our donation box is located in the brick pillar under the picture of St. Vincent depaul Na onal Night of Prayer for Life D 8, 9:00.. D 9, 1:00.. Join us in the St. Catherine s Parish Chapel to pray through the intercession of Our Lady under the titles of the Immaculate Conception and Our Lady of Guadalupe that all human life be respected, especially the innocent life in the womb. A nation whose laws support the killing of the innocent unborn is a nation that cannot survive before a Just God. Prayer Vigil Starts Dec. 8 at 9:00 p.m. 9-10pm: led by Youth 10-11pm: in Spanish midnight: led by Filipino parishioners 12 midnight-1am: led by K of C. All hours will be before our Eucharistic Lord, begging the Lord s mercy upon our nation. All are welcome! Questions?

6 Page 6 November 22, 2015 Annual Food Drive begins for Thanksgiving and Christmas 2015 The Knights of Columbus annual Food Drive for the upcoming Holiday Season of Giving has begun. Members of Council 7399 will be collecting non-perishable food items, to make Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy families and the homeless in our local area. If you would like to contribute food for the drive, please bring your non-perishable food items to any of the council s events, or deposit items in the Blue Box marked K of C Food Drive in the narthex of St. Catherine s Church. Farm Worker food drive a success! Thanks to the generosity of St. Catherine Parishioners, much needed food and clothing is on the way to needy farm workers. Cheri Forster and Robin Shipley helped stuff Olga Mercer s van with the donations of over 1000 lbs. of food and ten bags of long sleeve shirts. Ge ng in the Spirit of the Holidays! On Nov. 13th the Filipino/American Ministry had an evening of making a Japanese " Egg Ornaments " for Christmas. Religious Education SAINT AUGUSTINE: Patron Saint of Brewers Feast Day: August 28th Born: 354 in Africa Died: 430 Saint Augustine was a sinner but his mother, St. Monica prayed for him a lot, so he finally became a Christian. He thought he had too many sins to be baptized. Saint Augustine read the bible telling him to put all of his sins behind him and to live his life like Jesus. He was baptized became a priest, a bishop, a Catholic writer and one of the greatest saints ever. (written by Colin) SAINT MONICA: Patron Saint Wives and Abuse Victims Feast Day: August 27th Born: 331 Died: 387 Through prayer and patience converted her Pagan husband and mother in law to the Catholic faith. Sher prayed for 17 years for her son St. Augustine, to change from his life of sin. (written by Lola) Check out Mrs. Bury s Tuesday, 5th/6th grade class sending their prayers to God.

7 N 22, 2015 P 7 Youth National Night of Prayer For Life Youth please prayerfully consider helping lead or attending the first hour of the National Night of Prayer for Life on Tuesday December 8. The youth hour is 9-10 PM. Christmas Youth Choir All youth ages 8-21 are invited to sing at the 4 PM Christmas Eve Mass. Choir rehearsals will be held on Sunday December 6, 13, and 20th from 10 AM-11:5 AM. We would like you to attend at least two of these rehearsals. For more information, contact Robin Shipley REMIND.com Youth Ministry is using Remind to send important updates, Youth News, and information for St. Catherine Youth. Please use the link below to join. (For reference, our code Thanks for joining! Be The Change! High School Youth- Be the Change! Save the Date February 6 & 7. The First Annual Diocesan Youth Conference! Details to come! Thank you for your support and prayers for our National Catholic Youth Conference Delegates! Save the date! Brunch With Santa Sat. Dec. 12 Tickets go on sale Thanksgiving Weekend In the Gazebo or in the Parish Office. Your support will help family in need this Christmas. We are also collecting coloring books for the Children s Hospital! NEXT YOUTH NIGHT Wednesday, Dec. 2 5:45-:6:45 *EDGE (Grades 5&6) Join us in Rooney Hall for Capture the Frog 7:15-8:30 PM *SPIRIT Night (Grades 7&8) *SCY (Grades 9-12) *Coffeehouse (9-12) in the Youth Room Let s talk about Caring for one another! At our youth nights, we not only play games, (which are planned around a theme) read scripture, have awesome large and small group discussions, pray, enjoy a Christian song of the week; we also build relationships with and for our youth, as well as send the young church forth with a challenge of the week. We also provide dinner for the youth because many of them are coming from Religious Education. We need to feed people each week. If you are interested in providing a snack, drinks, or a light meal for any of our groups, please contact Robin Shipley in the Youth Office. Prayer House and Dodge Ball Sunday, Dec 13 6:15 pm Rooney Hall At Urban Plunge clients!

8 P 8 N 22, 2015 CHRISTMAS WAFERS HAVE ARRIVED! If your family partakes in this tradition please stop by the parish office to pick up your pack for $2.00 each Hispanic Ministry Solemnidad de Cristo Rey ANOTE LA FECHA Brunch con Santa Sábado 12 de Diciembre Los boletos se venderán el fin de semana de Acción de Gracias en el Gazebo o en la oficina parroquial. Con tu apoyo, ayudaremos a familias necesitadas en esta Navidad. También estamos recogiendo libros para colorear para el Hospital de niños. Nuestra parroquia necesita más personas para que participen en Adoración perpetua de la Santa Eucaristía. Por favor considere dedicar una hora a la semana para orar delante del Santísimo Sacramento. Contactar Mary Hartwell o llamar a la oficina parroquial para mayor información. Why not make a change this fall in the way you generously support our parish? Sign up with egiving through Faith Direct, which is the most convenient and secure way for you to make your weekly offering to St. Catherine s. Your automa c contribu ons through Faith Direct will save valuable me for both you and our parish staff. To enroll, please visit Faith Direct's website and use our parish code FL652. You can also fill out and mail a Faith Direct enrollment form from the parish office. Peace and Blessings to your family! Fr. Igna us This Week MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23 9:00am Seniors Exercise Group, Rooney Hall TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 10:00am Bibletime, Rooney Hall 12:30pm Mah Jong, Rooney Hall 7:00pm Spanish Charismatic, Church Conference Room 7:00pm Boy Scouts, Haut Hall 7:30pm Bibletime, Rooney Hall WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 9:00am Handicraft group - Haut Hall 9:00am Seniors Exercise Group - Rooney Hall 7:00pm Legion of Mary, Church Conference Room THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26 10:00am Thanksgiving Day Mass Happy Thanksgiving Day Business Office Closed FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Business Office Closed SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 5:00pm Knights of Columbus Xmas cards - Gazebo SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29 9:00am Knights of Columbus Xmas cards - Gazebo 12:00pm Legion of Mary - Haut Hall Formation Rooms Sunday, November 22 8:30am Religious Education, Formation Center 7:00pm Respect Life Ministry, Ephesus Room Monday, November 23 6:00pm Cub Scouts, Ephesus & Jerusalem Rooms 7:00pm Parish Pastoral Council, Upper Room Tuesday, November 24 6:00 pm No Religious Education Classes 7:00pm Knights of Columbus, Upper Room Wednesday, November 25 10:00am ESL, Galilee Room 4:30pm No Religious Education Classes 6:00pm No Religious Education Classes 7:30pm RICA, Galilee Room Jesus is the Reason for The Season! The Knights of Columbus will be selling beau ful Christmas cards, yard signs, and car magnets a er all Masses. Please visit them in the Gazebo and help them Keep Christ in Christmas.

9 N 22, 2015 _ P 9 Giving Tree 2015 We have 2 weeks to seek & find, wrap. & return by Dec. 5th or 6th Our Ornaments are simplified this year RED & GREEN [AS WRITTEN] for families GOLD ORNAMENTS: Grocery gift cards [no price limit] can be dropped in offering basket Age /Gender gifts, price range under $30.00 you choose items such as stuffed animals, dolls, Frozen, Lego s, Balls, and Trucks White Envelops: Cash or check donations**, made out to St. Catherine s giving tree Can be placed in the offering basket or turned in at the office **The funds will be used for any gifts not returned in time or left hanging on the tree. Any left-over money will be given to St. Vincent de Paul for their on-going needs for our community. All gifts and envelopes need to be returned with the ornament secured on the outside by Dec. 5th-6th Please contact Donna Porter with any questions or comments at: or ANOINTING OF THE SICK: This sacrament will be offered on the third Saturday of each month at 11:00AM. ANNUNCIATION SCHOOL: Our school is located adjacent to St. Luke s Parish. It is supported by St. Catherine, Sacred Heart Fleming Island, and St. Luke. Students from Pre- K through Eighth grade are enrolled. BAPTISM PREPARATION: All parents wishing to baptize a child must attend a three week baptism preparation program held quarterly in English or Spanish. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Robyn Spencer at ext.321. CANDLES: Votive candles ar e located in the main sanctuary by the statue of Mary. Donations for the 5 day candles are $5 per candle and for the 8 hour candles $2 per candle.. CHAPEL: Our chapel is located behind the main altar or you may enter directly at the doorway near Kingsley Avenue from the driveway between Rooney Hall and the church. You may make a visit there during the day Monday thru Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. All other times require a security code. DIVINE MERCY AND HOLY ROSARY DAILY: Please join us in the chapel following the 9:00 a.m. mass. All are welcome to join us in the chapel at 3:00 p.m. on Sundays for the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy and Rosary. FLOWERS: Families wishing to give a donation toward the weekly floral arrangement on the altar or a flower arrangement placed in the Adoration Chapel in front of the Blessed Sacrament may do so in memory of or in celebration of a birthday or anniversary. The minimum suggested donation is $35. Names will be published in the bulletin. Call Lisa Murphy, Parish Secretary at , ext REGISTRATION: Please register in the parish as soon as you move into the area. Blue registration cards are available in the pamphlet rack in the church vestibule. You may also come to the parish office during the week to register your family and your children for Religious Education. We welcome revisiting Catholics and invite them to call on our priests with any questions or information they may need to help on their journey back to the Lord. FUNERAL: Our pastor, Father Ignatius is responsible for all matters regarding liturgy and worship in the parish. Every Catholic has the right to the special grace of a Funeral Mass. If there is a death in your family and you would like to make arrangements for a funeral mass or anyone would like to preplan a funeral liturgy, please call Father Ignatius at , ext.325 or him at pastorsoffice@stcatherineop.com.. HALL RENTAL: Haut Hall and Rooney Hall are available for rent for wedding receptions and other family events when they are not being used for parish functions. Fees are $ for registered, active and contributing parishioners. MARRIAGES: Please call for an appointment with a priest at least 8 months prior to nuptials. The Diocesan premarriage conferences are prerequisites. The fee for the Church is $50.00 if you are a registered and active parishioner or $ if you are not a registered parishioner.