St. Columba. Roman Catholic Church. P.O. Box Route 82 Hopewell Jct., NY Rectory: Fax:

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1 St. Columba Roman Catholic Church P.O. Box Route 82 Hopewell Jct., NY Rectory: Fax: Parish website: Rectory Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 9am to 4pm Saturday & Sunday: Closed Weekly Mass Schedule Saturday: 8:00am, 5:30pm (Vigil Mass) Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am and 12:00 noon 3rd Sunday 9:00am - Student Mass (Young People s Homily) Tri-Parish Sunday: 5:00pm Spanish St. Denis, 5:30pm St. Kateri Drop your St. Columba envelope in the collection, it will be returned to St. Columba! Monday to Friday: 7:00am Confessions: Saturday: 8:30am to 9:00am 4:00pm to 5:00pm Baptisms: Sundays at 1:15pm by appointment. Call Deacon Alvarado at Rectory to make arrangements. Godparent & Sponsor forms are available after any weekend Mass. Please see parish priest. Candidates should be registered at St. Columba, have completed their initiation and follow Church teaching regarding Marriage. Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe November 22, 2015 Rev. Michael P. McLoughlin, Pastor (On Sabbatical) Rev. Christopher Argano, Temporary Administrator Rev. Emmanuel Anyansi, Temporary Associate Deacons: William Alvarado John Reilly Warren Testa Parish Manager: Mr. Gary Bartilucci Parish Council Chair: Mr. Dennis McCormack Parish Trustees: Mr. Keith Slade Mrs. Mary Theresa Soyka Office Manager: Mrs. Laura Brady Administrative Assistants: Mrs. Anne Camilleri Mrs. Carol Garvey Bookkeeper: Mrs. Mary Gallagher Matrimony: Arrangements should be made at least 6 months in advance. Please call the Rectory and make an appointment with a parish priest. Anointing of the Sick: Please speak with a parish priest after any Mass. In an emergency, please call the Rectory at any time. Vocations: Are you interested in becoming a priest, deacon or a religious sister? We would be most happy to speak with you. Please call the Rectory. Miraculous Medal Novena: Mondays following the 7am Mass. Eucharistic Adoration: Monday to Friday 9am to 9pm with: Divine Mercy Chaplet at 3pm, Rosary at 7pm and Night Prayer and Benediction at 8:45pm. For this I was born and for this I came into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone who belongs to the truth listens to my voice." St. Columba School of Religious Education P.O. Box 368 Hopewell Junction, NY Office: Office Hours: Monday to Thursday: 9am - 3pm Grades: 1-5: Tues., Weds., Thurs. : 4:30pm - 6:00pm Grades: 1-8: Sat.: 9:00am - 10:30am Grades: 6-8: Tues., Wed.: 7:00pm - 8:30pm OR Thursday: 4:30pm - 6:00pm Website: Director: Sister Marie Pappas, CR St. Denis - St. Columba School P.O. Box 368 Hopewell Junction, NY Office: Fax: info@stcolumba.net Website: Celebrating 49 years of Excellence in Catholic Education Principal: Sister Kathleen Marie Gerritse, CR

2 Mass Intentions for the Week Sunday, November 22 - Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe 7:30am - For All Parishioners 9:00am - Jean & Ed Newhard by the Newhard Children 10:30am - Camille & Pat Clark & Donald Tansey by the Thorne Family 12:00pm - Nicholas Plutino by the Brady Family Monday, November 23 - St. Clement I, St. Columban & Blessed Miguel Agustin Pro 7:00am - Richard Munger by his wife Carol Tuesday, November 24 - St. Andrew Dung-Lac 7:00am - Vinny Viafore by the Pray Family Wednesday, November 25 - St. Catherine of Alexandria 7:00am - In Thanksgiving Thursday, November 26 - Thanksgiving Day 8:00am - Sclafani & Sciame Families by Anne & Bob Russo Friday, November 27 8:00am - Thomas Hogarty by Pat & Denis Loughney Saturday, November 28 8:00pm - Albert & Mary Fallon by Henry & Marita Pelletier 5:30pm - Helen & Ken McKeown by Lyn Nestler Sunday, November 29 - First Sunday of Advent 7:30am - For All Parishioners 9:00am - Thomas Michelin, Jr. by Mom & Dad 10:30am - Living & deceased members of the Lequar & Taurence Families by Bob & Marcy Taurence 12:00pm - Bruno D Olivio by his wife Irene D Olivio & Family ST. COLUMBA PARISH MISSION STATEMENT St. Columba parish is a Catholic community striving to be a visible witness of God s loving presence among us. Called by Baptism and centered in the Eucharist, it is our common purpose to know God, to live and love as Jesus did and to serve others. We value each person and draw from our diverse talents to grow and to respond to the ever - changing needs of our community. All are welcome! MEMORIALS This week the ROSE will be in memory of Gerry McGovern by Mother-In-Law This week the LAMP will burn in memory of Giuseppina Siracusa by the Siracusa & Celestri Families OUR LADY OF FATIMA This week the Statue of Our Lady will be enthroned in the homes of: The Karas Family and Olivia & Bill Vollmer If you would like to have the statue visit your home please call Suzanne D Agostino at TRAVELING IMAGE OF THE DIVINE MERCY To honor the Divine Mercy in our Parish, we have the Pilgrim Image of the Divine Mercy to visit the families of our Parish. If you would like to have the image visit your home, please contact the Rectory at This week the Image has been visiting the home of: The Rocco Family II Robert Paone & Victoria Mapes WEEKLY November 14-15, 2015 $14,763 November 15-16, 2014 $15,225 50/50 Loreen Thorne - $70 Congratulations! Attendance November 14-15, ,423 BAPTISMS We congratulate the parents and families of the children who were born again in the new life of Christ, and who became a part of our parish family through the sacrament of Baptism. Emily Lynn Gallagher Raymond Arthur Croniser, IV Madalyn Rose McKenna Aria Grace Winters Troy Scott Winters Please pray for our recently deceased parishioners, family & friends. Anthony X Navarra Gilda Borelli

3 PARISH NEWS: Thanksgiving is integral to being a Catholic. We gather weekly to celebrate the Eucharist, which means Thanksgiving. Of course, it is easy to forget as life becomes routine. That is one reason we are grateful for the Thanksgiving National Holiday. We have so much to be grateful for! Please join us for Thanksgiving Day Mass on Thursday, November 26th at.8:00am. Mass will be celebrated at 8am on Friday, November 27th also. Please note: that our Church Office, St. Denis-St. Columba School and St. Columba Religious Ed will all be CLOSED on Thursday, November 26th and Friday, November 27th. The Adoration Chapel will also be CLOSED. St. Vincent de Paul Thanksgiving Food Baskets DROP OFF FOR BASKETS IS TODAY BETWEEN 10:00am - 12:00pm AT ST. COLUMBA. Baskets are Blessed at 1:00pm and disbursement will follow. Boy Scout Troop 40 TOYS for TOTS Collection Sunday, November 29th (ONLY!) The Boy Scouts will be collecting new, unwrapped toys for boys and girls after all the Masses that weekend. A US Marine will be present to accept your donations. Thank you for your generosity! SECOND COLLECTION: TODAY! The Collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) provides funding for groups that make lasting change and uplift the poor in the United States. In the last five years, over 36% of CCHD s grants have gone to improving housing in low-income neighborhoods. Help us continue to defend human dignity and take poverty off the map. Give generously to the CCHD Collection next weekend. Thank you! Parish Council Meetings Meetings start at 7:30 in the Library January 11, February 8, March 14, April 18, May 16 & June 13 ST. COLUMBA S (Youth Ministry) GOD SQUAD Teens - 9th through 12th Grade Always serving those in need Teen Mass: Saturday, November 14th - 5:30pm December 5th: St. Patrick s Cathedral Mass Teen vigil Mass to be held on December 5th for teens and families. Bus trip leaving St. Columba at 1:00pm. Cost is $21pp and there are 17 seats left on the bus! First come, first served. Please call Christine to sign up. Meetings: Saturday, November 14th - 6:30pm Holy Hour: Saturday, January 2, :30pm (High School & College!) Midnight Run: Friday, March 18, 2016 BOY SCOUT TROOP 40 CHRISTMAS WREATH SALE The Boy Scouts will be selling their beautiful Christmas Wreaths at St. Columba the weekends of December 5th - 6th & December 12th - 13th. Please stop by and support the Boy Scouts with their fundraiser. Thank You! POLISH WIGILIA (OPLATEK) The Christmas Eve Wigilia Supper forms the focal point of the Polish Yuletide customs. Wigilia, which means vigil, commemorates the birth of Jesus. For Polish families, the meal starts when the eastern star appears through the parlor window to serve as a guide to the Birth of Jesus in the same manner as the star of Bethlehem was a guide to the Magi! The meal begins with the ancient tradition of breaking oplatek, a thin wafer, or bread of love. It is passed to the various members of the family who put it to their lips and wish each other Blessings for the upcoming year. These wafers are now available in the Rectory.

4 The St. Columba Young People s Choir is beginning rehearsals for Christmas. The children will sing at the 4:00 PM Mass Christmas Eve. If your child is in grades 3-8 and would like to par cipate, come to our rehearsals Wednesdays at 6:15. (There will be no rehearsal the day before Thanksgiving.) For more informa on, call Linda Moore Come and join us! 2015 GIVING TREE Tags with the name of a child will once again be on the Christmas tree after all Masses NEXT weekend. Over the last several years, your generous response to this activity has made Christmas morning special for so many children who are served by Astor Services for Children & Families. Gifts or gift cards to Babies R Us, Toys R Us, or Burlington Coat Factory should be returned the weekend of December 12th & 13th. For additional information, please call Astor at St. Vincent de Paul Society Christmas Gifts SVDP has purchased $25.00 Gift Cards from Burlington for each child, age infant to 17, for the families they serve. The gift cards permit the parents/guardians to purchase the most needed or wanted item for their child. If you would like to assist in covering the cost of these gift cards, we would greatly appreciate your donations. You can mail your donations to: St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry c/o St. Columba Church, PO Box 428, Hopewell Jct., NY or they may be dropped off at the Rectory or in the poor boxes. Thank you! St. Columba - MOVIE NIGHTS Please join us in Rm. 15 of the School at 7pm DEC. 11 : Going My Way Bing Crosby stars as Fr. O Malley, a young priest new to an established but financially flailing parish. A timeless story of patience, Compromise and understanding. All are welcome. Free Admission & refreshments. TRI - PARISH NEWS Healing Mass with a free flow of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit Tuesday, December 1, 2015 St. Kateri Parish, 1925 Rt. 82, LaGrangeville, NY Celebrant: Fr. Tom Kreiser Praise & Worship - 7:00pm Mass - 7:30pm Individual prayers for healing after Mass. ALL ARE WELCOME! All other Tuesday - all are welcome to attend the Prayer Meeting, 7:15-9pm. Snow closing follows Arlington School District Call: Pat or Joe St. Vincent de Paul Christmas Food Baskets As we prepare for the coming of Jesus, let us share the celebration with those in need. If you would like to donate a Christmas Food Basket, please call our hotline at and Linda will call you back. If you cannot donate a whole basket, please consider putting a basket together with a friend, or you can donate any one of the items from the list below and bring it on the day the baskets are distributed. Items that are needed in the baskets are: Turkey or Ham, milk, eggs, fresh vegetables, salad mix, salad dressing, sweet potatoes, white potatoes, butter, fruit, stuffing mix, cranberry sauce, gravy, rolls, beverages, dessert, tea, coffee and an aluminum pan. Baskets must be dropped off on Sunday, December 20th between 10am and 12 noon at St. Columba Church. The baskets will be dispersed after the blessing at 1:00pm. Thank you for your generosity. ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY Annual Christmas Dinner Monday, December 7, :00pm Beekman Country Club Clubhouse, 11 Country Club Rd., Hopewell Junction, NY Cost is $39 pp. The Buffet will include: Grilled Marinated Flank Steak, Airline Chicken Breast with Caper Cream Sauce, Baked Sole with lemon butter cream sauce, Tortellini Carbonara, Wild Rice, Broccoli, and Baby Carrots, Baby Spinach Salad with bacon vinaigrette dressing, Dinner Rolls. Dessert Table: Canolis, Brownies, Cookies & Biscotti, Coffee, Tea & Soda. Cash Bar available. RSVP by: November 30th. Make checks payable to ARS and send to: Joyce Moroney 12 Northview Lane, Hopewell Jct., NY For more information, call Joyce at This year our Christmas giving gifts will be sent locally to the House of Hope: needed are unwrapped items. Suggestions are: towels, pillows, twin sheets, PJs (any size for women & children). Personal items such as combs, brushes, shampoo, body wash, toothpaste, deodorant, diapers/wipes. No clothes or toys are needed.

5 SCHOOL NEWS Share Some Warmth! St. Denis-St. Columba School in partnership with the St. Columba School of Religion is conducting a Christmas scarf, glove, mitten and hat drive. Donated items will benefit local children in need at Astor Home, Center for Prevention of Child Abuse and His Table Ministries. Drop boxes will be located in the narthex of St. Columba Church and in the School Building. Please note that all items must be new. Thank you for helping us keep our local needy children warm! The Golden Jubilee at St. Denis St. Columba School In 2016, SDSC will celebrate 50 years since the opening of the school! We are looking for volunteers to help plan our yearlong celebrations of this auspicious anniversary. If you would like to join the Jubilee Committee, please call the school office at or us at rtkrebs@stcolumba.net. In this season of Thanksgiving, SDSD would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our parishioners at St. Columba Church. From the new Science Lab, Top Tastes of the Town, the Walk-a-thon, and in so many ways, you have been generous to our school. We are blessed to have a community that supports our mission to provide superior Catholic education to the students of our area. Thank you!

6 COMMUNITY NEWS: Adoration News PRAY FOR LIFE Please visit with Jesus on Monday, November 23rd,anytime from 9AM-9PM, in our Adoration Chapel, Oratory of Our Lady, Cause of Our Joy located in the Convent Building. Pray for the protection of the unborn and the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which has legalized abortion in our country. The March for Life in Washington D.C. is scheduled for Friday, January 22, The buses for the March will leave Friday the 5am. This is the 43rd anniversary of the Supreme Court decision making abortion legal in all of 9 months of pregnancy! St. Columba buses (2) will leave St. Columba Church at 5am after a 4:30am Mass. St. Mary s bus will leave St. Mary s Wappingers Falls at 5am after a 4:30am Mass. For reservations and/or information, contact Rich for the St. Mary s bus and George Morton for the two St. Columba s buses. Prices are: Adults - $35 and students - $25 (adjusted by need). All reservations and payments required by January 5, Mariapolis Luminosa Nativity Display December 1-30, 2015 Saturday - Sunday from 1pm to 5pm Monday - Friday from 2pm to 5pm Suggested donation $5 For information, call: , ext Cardinal Rd. Hyde Park, NY luminosa.office@gmail.com 200 plus Nativity scenes from every continent of the world on display! St. Denis Christmas Silver Tea & Craft Fair Saturday, December 5, :00am - 4:00pm (Snow Date: December 12th) 604 Beekman Rd Hopewell Junction, NY Preparing for Christmas with Mary An afternoon of prayer and reflection will be held in St. Joseph s Church, Millbrook on Sunday, December 13th at 3pm with Mother Agnes Mary, SV, Superior General of the Sisters of Life. The prayer service will include Exposition and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, the Rosary and Mother s reflection. Refreshments will follow in the Parish Hall. All are welcome to join us. For more information, please call the Rectory: (845) The Women s Parish Club of St. Joachim / St. John the Evangelist Church will be holding its Annual Christmas Fair on Saturday, Dec. 12th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 13th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in St. John s Church Hall on Willow Street, in Beacon, NY. Breakfast and Lunch are available. SURVIVING THE HOLIDAYS For the Separated & Divorced Thursday, December 3, :00pm - 9:00pm St. Mary s Chapel Bedford Ave. Fishkill, NY RSVP: November 30th For more information, call: ECUMENICAL ADVENT PRAYER SERVICE St. Martin de Porres Church Monday, November 30, :00pm Theme: MERCIFUL LIKE THE FATHER Guest Homilist: Bishop Dietsche (of the Episcopal Diocese of New York). Fellowship after the service. All are invited!

7 A TIME FOR PRAYER : Please pray for those on our Parish Sick List: The bed of the sick is an altar of sacrifice. Lyla Abbatiello, Steve Alewine, Antionette Derasmo Barclay, Edward Begosh, Pasquale Bellantoni, Sokol Berisha, Bob Beverley, Diane Bonanno, Chloe Bradford, Joan & Charles Bunyan, Rose Burbank, Antoinette Cacchione, Lucia Calvano, Vittoria & Rocco Campanale, Cindy Capeci - Coughlan, Edwina Casella, Shelia Cavorley, Michael Celtruda, Geraldine & Terence Churney, Robert Cilento, Jane Cizynski, John Colesanti, David Conant, Vincent Connelly, Rebecca Conroy, Jeffrey Gerard Cooper, Louise & Victor Costa, Kim D Agnese, Edward DeChent, Annette DeRasmo, Denee DeVizio, Sean Doherty, Ray Donnelly, Doyle Family, Anthony Duscio, Dr. David Fitzgerald, John Floyd, Teresa Johnson Foley, Donna Frawley, Michelle Fuller, Anne Gaspar, Dominick Gasparini, Margarita Gonzalez, Robert Grudem, Neal Hanrahan, Danielle Harper, Maria Harris, Mary Headley, Walter Hendricks, Carol Hertel, Philip Hill, Alysa Hoag, Sarah Horn, Billy Jacobs, Henry Jaronczyk, Roy Kipp, Pat Kissane, Frank Lavrigata, Lizabeth Lee, Jeanne Liotta, Thomas Loatman, Bruce Lockhart, Hugh & Alberta Lockhart, Nicholas Longo, Jr., Zita Losey, Chelsea Grace Lyons, Evan Maher, William Mahlmeister, Caitlin Anne Martin, Lawrence Meyer, Catherine Miller, Diane Monaco, Douglas Mora, Sean Muranelli, Mildred & Eugene Murphy, Brian Patrick Murray, Joseph & Ruth Ann Murray, Stephen Murray, Patricia & Kenneth McCabe, John McGurty, Sean McLean, Margaret O Connor, Timothy O Connor, Freida O Leary, Helen O Rorke, Louise & Frank Orsillo, Catherine Ottaviani, Dorothea Owens, Christina Papa - Behar, Christine Paravati, David Paravati, Joseph Paravati Sr., Rose Pasquale, Jennifer Pazereckis, Marianne Peci, Audrey Pekarik, Joseph Pellino, Lucy Perez, David Ramsay, Nathan Gerard Redmond, Joseph Reilly, Regina Reilly, Richard Remy, Mayra Reyes, Rebecca Reyes, William Rinck, Maureen Roddy, Susan Romano, T. S., Sandra Sagliano, Jenny Sandvik, Anthony Savino, Dominic Savino, Sr., Carl Scalici, Luca Schneider, Owen Connor Schuler, Michael Serrano, Kim Sherman, Noah Smith, Anne Spellman, Angela Stasiak, Bob Taurence, Nicholas Tenneriello, Jim Thorne, Joan Trank, Catalino Troche, Paul Trongone, Corey Tucci, Diane Urfer, John Valenti, Paul Wasenius, Barbara Welsh, Italia Whiting, Bill & Jessie Winter Please pray for those Serving in the Military: Lt. Col. Philip Albaneze, M.D., Pvt. Corey Arndt, PFC Ryan Bender, Capt. Robert John Boccio, 1st Lt. John Boston, Spec. Anthony J. Caputo, PFC. Justin Clark, PO Joseph Conti, Capt. Mark DeCarvalho, Staff Sgt. Robert Frame, Spec. Matthew A. Halstead, Sgt. Cory Harris, MSgt. Michael Hays, Capt. Sean Healy, Cpl. Issac Hernandez Maj. Brian Higgins, Col. Philip W. Hill, 1st Lt. Mark Jordy, Lt. Col. Kevin J. Kaps, Cpl. Rosemarie Keane-Graveline, PFC Charles Kelly, Spec. Gregory Kozloski, Capt. Jeremy E. Lane, LT Brian LeGare, Pvt. Timothy Malile, PFC Anthony Monaco, Capt. Kyle P. Moore, Sgt. Shane Michael Murray, Spec. Michael Nolte, PFC Joseph Phelan, TSgt. Michael R. Rocco, Sgt. Michael Rodriguez, Pvt. Valerie Santiago, Capt. Marikay Satryano, Capt. Jonathan Sweirat

8 St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Thank you for your continued prayers and support. If you need to reach us, or would like to volunteer to become a member of SVDP, please call us at: This week the Pantry is in need of: Laundry Detergent, Mustard, Salt & Pepper, Deodorant Next Meeting: Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at 7pm in the Convent Meeting Room at St. Columba from 7:00-8:00pm. Please visit us at: A TIME FOR PRAYER : 12 MONTH NOVENA TO PRAY FOR THE 2016 ELECTIONS We will start the novena on November 22, 2015 in the Chapel of Our Lady, Cause of Our Joy and end on October 22, A Holy Hour will be held on the night before the November 2016 Elections. ELECTION PRAYER TO MARY O most Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of Mercy, we entrust the United States of America to your loving care, and beg you to reclaim this land for the glory of your Son. Overwhelmed with the burden of the sins of our nation, we cry to you from the depths of our hearts and seek refuge in your motherly protection. Look down with mercy upon us and touch the hearts of our people. Open our minds to the great worth of human life and to the responsibilities that accompany human freedom. Free us from the falsehoods that lead to the evil of abortion and threaten the sanctity of family life. Grant our country the wisdom to proclaim that God s law is the foundation on which this nation was founded, and that He alone is the True Source of our cherished rights to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. O Merciful Mother, give us courage to reject the culture of death and the strength to build a new Culture of Life. Trusting in your most powerful intercession, we pray: Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help, or sought thy intercession was left unaided. Inspired by this confidence, we fly unto thee, O Virgin of virgins, our Mother. To thee do we come, before thee we stand, sinful and sorrowful. O Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not our petitions, but in thy mercy hear and answer us. AMEN. NATIONAL NIGHT OF PRAYER FOR LIFE DECEMBER 8TH AT 9:00PM It was on the feast of the Immaculate Conception that Our Lady of Guadalupe, first appeared to St. Juan Diego. The National Night of Prayer for Life bridges these two feasts to honor Our Blessed Mother and to pray for the Lord s mercy and restore life, liberty and faith. On Tuesday, December 8th from 9pm to Wednesday, December 9th at 1:00am, St. Kateri Church will be hosting the annual National Night of Prayer for Life. This is a pro life service consisting of exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, recitation of the Rosary and other vocal prayer, silent meditation and Benediction to end the evening. During the Hour of Unity, from 12am to 1am, we will be united with Churches across the country in prayer to end abortion and all offenses against the Culture of Life, to make reparation for these sins and pray for the healing of those who are suffering as a result of them. Please join us at St. Kateri, 1925 NY-82, LaGrangeville, NY (845) PARISH LISTINGS ADORATION Stephen Broussard (845) Christopher Merenda (914) cmerenda@frontiernet.net BAPTISM Deacon William Alvarado BEREAVEMENT Deacon William Alvarado WEDDING & MUSIC MINISTRY Linda Moore RESPECT LIFE George or Eileen PASTORAL CARE of the sick & homebound Please contact the Rectory - RCIA PROGRAM Deacon Warren Testa SCHEDULING PARISH EVENTS Gary Bartilucci ST. JOSEPH S MEN GROUP Eric Winogradoff stjosephsmen@gmail.com ST. VINCENT de PAUL FOOD PANTRY Joyce Pfirman (845) KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Nick Longo (845) WOMEN S GROUP Sr. Marie Pappas (845) ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY Maureen Ehrhart (845) Diane Meleshkewich (845) COLUMBIETTES Fran Clerc (845) VBS - SUMMER JOY PROGRAM Deacon John Reilly TEENS LOVING CHRIST Dave & Kathy Bell (845) CARE MINISRTY Lori Loehr & Maureen Carlson (845) Pregnant and need help? Call: Birthright of Dutchess County OR Care Net Pregnancy Center Hope and Healing after Abortion? Call: Lumina

9 Church Name and Address St. Columba Church # Route 82 Hopewell Junction, NY Phone: Contact: Anne Marie or Gary Software: Microsoft Publisher 2002 Adobe Acrobat X Windows 7 Printer: HP Laser Jet 5 Transmission Time : Tuesday, 2:50pm Sunday Date of Publication: November 22, 2015 Number of Pages Sent: 1 through 9 Special Instructions: