St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church

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1 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church PASTOR Rev. James E. Molgano SEASONAL PERMANENT DEACON PASTOR EMERITUS ASSISTING CLERGY Dea. Edward Fischer III Rev. Thomas Rynne Rev. Msgr. Blase Gintoli ~ Rev. Pat Amabile DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & OPERATIONS Lorie Shekailo, CPA lorie@stmartindp.com ~ Ext. 111 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Jane Marszewski jane@stmartindp.com ~ Ext. 110 PASTORAL ASSISTANT Claudette Horst claudette@stmartindp.com ~ Ext. 126 SACRISTAN Nora Henderson nora@stmartindp.com ~ Ext. 142 DIRECTOR OF SACRED MUSIC & CHORAL MINISTRY Melanie Steinke melanie@stmartindp.com~ Ext. 127 DIRECTOR OF BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Jay Horst jay@stmartindp.com ~ Ext. 120 GROUNDSKEEPER David Bocchino MAINTENANCE Elizabeth Castillo January 4, 2015 DIVINE MERCY COUNSELING AND HEALING CENTER The Epiphany of the Lord C. Ann Getzinger, Ph.D NE Savanna Road, Jensen Beach, FL Phone (772) ~ Fax (772) Website: info@stmartindp.com drann@stmartindp.com ~ Ext. 132

2 St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Parish Information Regular Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil Mass: 4:30pm Sunday Masses: 7:30am, 9:00am & 10:45am Daily Mass: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 8:30am; Wed. 5:30pm Sat. 8:30am First Friday 8:30am & 5:30pm Doors of the Church are open 3:45pm Sat. & 6:45am Sun. Holy Days: As announced Sacrament of Reconciliation/Confession: Sat. 9:00-10:00am (or later if necessary) Wed. 6:00-7:00pm (or later if necessary) & By Appointment. Novena to Our Lady: Saturday, after 8:30am Mass Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration (In the Chapel) Monday and Friday-5:00am until Midnight Tuesday-5:00am until Thursday at Midnight (Fri. morn.) Saturday-5:00 am through noon. *Parish Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9:00am - 12:00pm Closed 12pm - 1pm 1:00pm - 4:00pm *Closed Wednesday Caritas Gift Shop Hours: Tues., Thurs., & Fri. 9am - 5pm, Wed. 9am - 7:00pm, Sat. 9am - 1:00pm Closed Sunday & Monday Thrift Store Hours: Monday through Friday 10am - 4pm Saturday 10am - 1pm St. Martin s Parish Family Welcomes You! Regardless of whether you are here for a few days, weeks, or months, we are pleased that you have chosen us to be your Parish away from home. If you are new to the Parish, or just visiting, please stop in and introduce yourself. We are delighted to have you share in the celebration of the Eucharist. New Parishioners Every Parishioner in the Parish should be properly registered. New & existing singles & families are asked to fill out registration forms available in the Parish Office. If you have recently relocated, please let us know your change of address. Families moving out of the Parish should notify the Parish Office. Jensen Beach, Florida Parish Sacraments Sacrament of Baptism All families seeking Baptism of a child should be registered and active members of the Parish for at least 3 months prior to the date of the Baptism. Parents must attend and Godparents are encouraged to attend a Baptismal Preparation Class before scheduling the Baptism. Communal Baptisms are celebrated every other month beginning in January. Contact Claudette Horst at Ext.126 for more information. Sacrament of Confirmation Contact the Parish Office for more information at Ext Adult candidates wishing to be Confirmed contact the Parish Office, Ext.110 for more information. Sacrament of Marriage Weddings are celebrated on Friday at 6:30pm, and Saturday at 10:30am & 1:30pm. Engaged couples should contact the Parish Office a minimum of 9 months before the wedding date to complete their preparation. If an annulment of a previous marriage (Catholic, non-catholic or civil) is required, please contact the Pastoral Assistant, Claudette Horst at Ext. 126 for more information. Sacrament of Reconciliation Children in the Second Grade make their First Reconciliation. For more information, please contact the Parish Office at Ext Sacrament Of Anointing The Sacrament of Anointing is celebrated communally every First Saturday at the 8:30am Mass. For those in need of Anointing of the Sick or Last Rites call the Pastoral Assistant, Claudette Horst at Ext. 126 or the Emergency Line at Ext. 19. Visitation of the Sick All Registered Parishioners should contact Dr. Julio Perez coordinator of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion for Homebound/Hospitalized Parishioners at We would like to be informed of any parishioner or family member who is in the hospital, whether admitted or in the emergency room. Home or hospital visitation by a member of the Clergy can be arranged upon request. Please contact Dr. Perez or leave a message at the Parish Office on extension 0. A member of the Clergy or the Homebound Ministry will contact you as soon as possible. Please note the following Parish responsibilities: St. Joseph Catholic Church-Martin Memorial Med. Ctr. St. Andrew Catholic Church-Martin Memorial South St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church-Emeritus Holy Family Catholic Church-St. Lucie Med. Ctr. St. Anastasia Catholic Church-Lawnwood. Med. Ctr.

3 The Epiphany of the Lord January 4, 2014 Mass Intentions For the Week D=Deceased L=Living Intention Monday, January 5, :30 AM D Don Theiss Gloiria Osborne Tuesday, January 6, :30 AM D Joseph Badway Fr. James & Staff Wednesday, January 7, :30 PM D Anne Marie Pedersen Vista Del Largo Prayer Group Thursday, January 8, :30 AM D Mrs. Lynn Toups Fr. James & Staff Friday, January 9, :30 AM D Gene & Jessie Bland Judy & Frank Engle Saturday, January 10, :30 AM L 8:30 AM D Wally Wolfgang Kerber Jeff & Ann Huesing 4:30 PM Howard, Kenneth & David Norup Sunday, January 11, :30 AM L The People of St. Martin 9:00 AM L Children, Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren of the Michael Huda Family Celeste Norup Mary & Joseph Huda 10:45 AM D Mr. James Molgano The Shekailo Family Please Pray For the Members of our Parish Family who are ill Please remember Mary Doolittle Slama, Louis Felice, Ann Hopkins, Irene Fichter, John Glenn, Lydia & Raul Quintana, Carolyn, Linda Resko, Jane Thompson, Agnes Pavoll, Mary Larkin, Jacqueline Simonson, Emily Braun, Catherine Bilquin, Louise Felice, Pat O Connell and All the Sick Members of our Parish in your prayers. May the Intercession of Our Blessed Mother grant them consolation & complete healing. For the Deceased Members of our Parish Family Please remember All the Deceased Members of our Parish in your prayers. May they rejoice forever with the angels and Saints before the Heavenly throne of God. For the Members of our Parish Family serving in the Military... Please remember Maj. Richard Dembowski, Capt. Scott Dembowski, Lt. Matt Dembowski, Maj. Paul Burke, Keith Mackin, Pvt. Matthew M. Cabana, Capt. Brian Konie, UT 1 Brian Murphy, Lt. Cdr. Tom Muldoon, Sgt. Joe Wankelman, Maj. Peter Hesford, Capt. Keith Nunn, Don Couture, Eddie Gallagher, Ron Mahoney, Capt. Deanne Bryant, Sgt. John Fortner, Lt. Jordan Hoffmann, A1C Thomas Andrews, Pvt. Chad Corriveau, PFC John Michael Dakoulas, Spec4 Tony Alee, Cpl. Adam Joseph Weinstein, Sgt. Brian Hamm, Pvt. Bradley L. Noone, Col. Larry Smith, 2 nd Lt. Edward J. Marion, A1C Michael Compton, Pvt Francis Paul Kuveikis, Pvt. Shawn Kuveikis, LCPL Joshua W. Jett, E3 Todd Philip Drury, PFC James Mocello, Sr. OS2 Brandon Haas, LCP Mike Richardson, PFC Thomas Huff, Lt Comm. Jonathan E. Musman, Raymond Sabol, L/CPL, CPT Timothy R. Blairy, Matthew Joseph Maitre, Ryan Francis Maitre, LTC Thomas J. Ruge, Lt. Col. Geoff Graze, PFC Corey Lee Jones, PVT Robert M. Garza, USN Jayme Timmerman, Michael E. Tocci, USMC, PFC John Woods, A1C Nicholas S. Palczer USAF, ENS James Figari USN, CPT. David T. Light Army and all members of our Parish and their families serving in the military. May the Intercession of Our Blessed Mother keep them from all harm and bring them safely home. Upcoming Meetings & Events Carnival Committee Mtg. Monday, Jan. 5 6:30pm - Siena Rm. K of C Monthly Mtg. Tuesday, Jan. 6 6:30pm - Tuscany Banquet Rm. Men of St. Martin Tuesday, Jan. 6 7:00pm - Siena Rm. Chosen/Confirmation 2 Boys Wednesday, Jan. 7 6:00pm - Rel. Ed. Bldg. Chosen/Confirmation 2 Girls Thursday, Jan. 8 6:45am - Rel. Ed. Bldg. Knitting Angels Thursday, Jan. 8 2:00pm - Siena Rm. Choir Practice Thursday, Jan. 8 6:30pm - Choir Rm. 2ND ANNUAL CARNIVAL Fri., Jan. 9, 5:00pm - 10:00pm Sat., Jan. 10, 12:00pm - 10:00pm Sun., Jan. 11, 12:00pm - 7:00pm PreK-5 Rel. Education Sunday, Jan :15 - Rel. Ed. Bldg. THERE WILL BE A 4:30PM VIGIL MASS ON SAT., JAN. 11, 2015 Sanctuary Candle 1/4 1/10 For: The People of St. Martins Sunday Monday Tuesday The Epiphany of the Lord Is 60:1-6; Ps 72; Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12 Saint John Neumann, Bishop 1 Jn 3:22 4:6; Ps 2; Mt 4:12-17, Saint André Bessette, Religious 1 Jn 4:7-10; Ps 72; Mk 6:34-44 Readings for the Week of January 4, 2015 Wednesday Saint Raymond of Penyafort, Priest 1 Jn 4:11-18; Ps 72; Mk 6:45-52 Thursday 1 Jn 4:19 5:4; Ps 72; Lk 4:14-22a Friday 1 Jn 5:5-13; Ps 147; Lk 5:12-16 Saturday 1 Jn 5:14-21; Ps 149; Jn 3:22-30 Sunday The Baptism of the Lord Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Is 55:1-11; Ps 29 or Is 12; Acts 10:34-38 or 1 Jn 5:1-9; Mk 1:7-11

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5 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! January 9th, 10 th, & 11 th 2015 for Beverage Sellers Beer Sellers (Age 21 +) Ride Ticket Sellers Raffle Ticket Sellers Cleaning and Supply Helpers Parking Attendants Join our Carnival Weekend Parish Volunteer Team. We have many mid-day, afternoon, and evening volunteer slots to fill. Please help to support your parish for this fun-filled family event and register now to volunteer! Call Michelle Florio, Volunteer or volunteers@stmartindp.com or go to this website link to sign-up.

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7 Virtual Pilgrimage of Lourdes, France St. Martin de Porres Parish 2555 NE Savanna Road Jensen Beach, FL North American Lourdes Volunteers will present a 90-minute prayerful VIRTUAL PILGRIM- AGE to Lourdes, France, at St. Martin de Porres Parish on Sunday, January 18 th at 6:00 PM. During this guided Lourdes experience, you will immerse yourself in the Gospel Message of Lourdes as given by Our Lady to St. Bernadette. You will have the opportunity to touch the Grotto Rock and to experience the healing grace of Lourdes Water. As part of this spiritual opportunity to draw nearer to God with Our Lady and St. Bernadette, you will receive a Eucharistic blessing and pray the Rosary. A Plenary Indulgence is granted to all the faithful, under the usual conditions, who attend a Virtual Pilgrimage with North American Lourdes Volunteers. Come and experience the healing grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ through His Immaculate Mother. Invite your family, children and friends! The next best thing to visiting Lourdes itself is a Pilgrimage journey without the travel! For more information call Our Lady extends her invitation to all! An- Save the Date! Annual Anniversary Masses Bishop Gerald Barbarito will celebrate the 31st Annual niversary Masses for Married Couples who will be celebrating 25, 40, 50 or more years of marriage during the year Saturday, February14, 2015 at 10:30 AM Holy Spirit Catholic Church 1000 West Lantana Road Lantana, FL Saturday, February 21, 2015 at 10:30 AM St. Lucie Catholic Church 280 SW Prima Vista Boulevard Port St. Lucie, FL Cake, coffee & punch reception following Mass Sponsored by the Office of Marriage and Family Life. For information: or cloh@diocesepb.org To register contact Jane at the parish office Ext.110.

8 Beginning in January 2015, a second Mass Offering will be made available for Daily Mass and weekend Masses other than Solemnities and certain Feast Days offertory envelopes are available at the Parish Office for registered members. Please pick them up during office hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9-12 & 1-4. Thank you. We ask that those who have already requested a Mass Offering to kindly permit us to offer this second intention. If you prefer not to share your previously arranged Mass with another intention, we ask that you please contact Jane in the Parish Office as soon as possible. All future Mass intentions not previously assigned for 2015 and following years will be designated as double intentions on an as needed basis. Thank You and God Bless You! Christ Child Project Thank You! We would like to thank all who took a stocking and purchased gifts or donated money for our Christ Child Project. We continue to be humbled with the response and the thoughtfulness you put into your gifts each year. You provided gifts to Martin's Kids, Safe Space of Martin County and the ARC of Martin County. May our Lord Jesus bless you for your kindness and generosity. Stewardship Dec. 21, 2014 Offertory $7, Music and Liturgy $1, Christmas, Dec. 25, 2014 Christmas $16, Dec. 28, 2014 Offertory $6, Education $1, Lee and Bev Walgrave Christ Child Program Chairs Thank you for your generosity and support of St. Martin de Porres Parish

9 Grand Prize $10,000 2nd Prize - $5,000, 3rd Prize - $3,000, 4th and 5th Prizes - $1,000 each Drawings will be held at our Carnival on January 11th beginning at 6:00 pm. For more information, contact Louie Romero at (772) Tickets are available at the Parish Office, Caritas Religious Gift Shop or by returning the order form below to the Parish Office. Please enter me in your 2nd Annual Cash Give-Away! I would like ticket(s) at the suggested donation of $ each. Only 600 tickets are available. My check made payable to St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church is enclosed for a total of $. To donate by credit card, please fill out the following information: Visa Mastercard American Express Discover Card Card Number: Expiration Date: CVV Number: Signature: Please mail my ticket(s) to me at: Phone number: Participants must be 18 years of age or older. The winner will be determined by random drawings held the Carnival hosted by St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church located at 2555 NE Savanna Road, Jensen Beach, FL. Winner need not be present to win. Winners will be notified via contact information supplied on the ticket stub. Proceeds will benefit the mission and programs of St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church. Prizes will be awarded from donations received. Prize winners are responsible for all applicable federal and state taxes. Prizes over $5,000 are subject to federal income tax withholding. One prize will be awarded per ticket drawn. No purchase is necessary (limit 1 ticket per person). Donations for tickets will not be refunded.

10 All Things Possible As we begin a new calendar year, the tradition of New Year resolutions comes to mind. Often these resolutions are initiated with energetic commitment; more of this, less of that. But the pressure of our habits and nature often begin their relentless push and nudge until we find ourselves drifting right back to where we were before the resolution was made. Behaviorists teach that habits have two components by which they are driven; antecedents and consequences. The antecedents happen before the behavior and trigger the brain to consider if the consequences of doing a particular thing will be positive or negative. This Christmas season, my two year old grandson Andrew could not resist the ornaments on the Christmas tree. Beautiful, sparking and shiny, the ornaments had qualities that served as powerful antecedents. Repeatedly, Andrew was led to the behaviors of grabbing, poking, removing and repositioning. Great fun when you re two because of all the positive consequences such as texture, color, lighting, reflections and even the occasional smashing on the floor. Andrew s parents provided some negative consequences with gentle scolding, but Andrew would simply wait for the next opportunity when no one was paying complete attention, and yet another ornament would bite the dust. There arrived a particular moment when Andrew was pursuing a special ornament high on the tree. He lost his balance, fell head first into the tree and got stuck. His arms flapping wildly, Andrew desperately tried to repel himself into reverse. Failing, he cried until Mommy fished him out, leaving an Andrew-sized hole in the greenery. This negative consequence motivated a change, albeit only for a while. It is the consequences rather than the antecedents that provide the power to the engine of habit. And the immediate consequence is more powerful than any that may be distant. For example, food, alcohol, cigarettes and drugs are all consumable products with powerful, immediate consequences. While there are plenty of antecedents, such as nutritional labels, dietary warnings, toxicity warnings, health warnings, etc., they are weakly affective relative to the consequences. Distant consequences such as adverse health effects prove to be weak due to proximity that appears far away. So, are we trapped like animals in the cage of behavioral antecedents and consequences? No, because the behaviorists do not recognize a more powerful influence altogether; God. Recall the scene with Jesus and His disciples as they were approached by the rich man who recites his credentials as a good man worthy to follow Jesus. Jesus tells the rich man to give all he has to the poor and, Follow me. The rich man is unable to give up his wealth; his store-house of positive, immediate consequences. And so, the rich man walks away. The disciples are astonished and ask, Who then can be saved? If this were the end of the story, it would appear that we are doomed to an overwhelming battle against the never ending influence of habits, attachments, affections and store-house of whatever positive consequences own us. But the story doesn t end here. Jesus completes the story with mercy and hope, With man this is impossible, but not with God; all things are possible with God. Even though the rich man walked away, we don t know if this was the end of the story for him either. Maybe he returned. Or maybe he spent the rest of his life in the comfort of his wealth, his head still hanging low as on the day he walked away. And perhaps he found himself at the very end lifting his head and speaking the words, Forgive me. And discovering all things are possible with God. EVANGELISM IN ACTION: Never give up. All things are possible with God. Article written by Keith Thompson. Please send your comments, thoughts and suggestions to newevangelism@gmail.com or call Keith at

11 Wishing all of our Gospel families a Blessed and Wonderful New Year! No class this week Classes resume January 11 th.see you then!!!! YDisciple Classes will resume in January Watch the bulletin for future announcements. Questions call Dave or Jacki Ottaviani THE CATHOLIC FAITH EXPLAINED The sacrament of the Eucharist lies at the very heart of the Catholic faith. When we receive Holy Communion, we are united with Jesus in the most intimate way possible here on earth. The almighty God, Creator of the universe, humbles himself so that he can become one with each of us. God is within us, within our very souls, each time we attend Mass and receive communion. Join us January 18th as we take a closer look at The Eucharist as Real Presence, Sacrifice and as Communion. Everyone is welcome, so don't forget To invite a friend or two! Sundays: Fellowship and Continental breakfast at 10am followed by instruction at 10:30am. Registration is FREE call Agnes Mulligan or visit For more information contact Susie Bobko at (772) or susanbobko@gmail.com.

12 All ages are welcome to join our choir. We rehearse on Thursday at 6:30 pm in the choir room. ENJOYMENT BOOKS Available NOW for $35. Stop in Caritas Religious Gift Shop to purchase your copy today! Each book contains discount coupons for local restaurants, businesses and services. You will save many times over your investment in the book!!! Thank you for your support, The Catholic Daughters of the Americas. egiving with Faith Direct visit to enroll securely online Our parish code is FL639. The sentiment A New Year, a new you is all too common. The Lord our God created us in His likeness and image and through our Baptism we became pure. It is from that image and creation we all too often stray. Upon contemplating our lives at that time we consider a change or a new self. Next time we consider a new self may we prayerfully consider the fact that we do not need a new self, but a return to the pure and perfect person God created us to be. May our hearts go back to that beautiful heart with which God created us all. A very Joyful, Blessed New Year to everyone. Without faithful committed Adorers Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration would not be possible. Please contact Kathy at Adorationholyhour@yahoo.com or , to schedule your Holy Hour with Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Hours in most URGENT need of coverage are: - Friday 10PM-11PM ***Hours in Need of Coverage to bring Eucharistic Adoration back to Perpetuity: Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday All hours between Midnight-5AM.

13 Respect Life Corner RESPECT LIFE DIRECTORY FOR CONFIDENTIAL HELP FOR PREGNANCY ASSISTANCE Pregnancy Care Center Stuart , Ft. Pierce Birthline/Lifeline Care Net or POST ABORTION CONFIDENTIAL COUNSELING Rachel s Vineyard Call Donna at (561) Diocesan Respect Life Office Toll free at (888)465-HOPE (4673) Planned Parenthood in the Emerald Plaza on Rt #1 are doing chemical abortions up to 13 weeks. Come and join us in peaceful prayer on Wed. 3-5 and Fri Call David Olio for details. A CATHOLIC GUIDE TO END-OF-LIFE DECISIONS As a woman of religious conviction, Anne receives great consolation from her faith in God. She receives pastoral care from the hospital chaplains and Communion from the Eucharistic ministers. A priest has given her the Sacrament of Anointing, and should it become necessary, he is ready to administer Viaticum. In the past several weeks, however, Anne has begun to experience more pain. As her doctor performs new tests and prescribes additional medications, Anne experiences a greater degree of suffering. Pain and suffering at times may be a profoundly distressing experience that raises deep questions about the meaning of life and even the nature of God. How can a merciful God allow us to experience the suffering of illness? It should be comforting to reflect on the fact that God Himself entered into human suffering through His Son who suffered and died so that we could overcome death. Suffering and death entered the world with the sin of our first parents, but Christ's obedience to the Will of His Father can now infuse these afflictions with great redemptive power. By virtue of our being made one with Christ in Baptism, we can join our suffering to that of Our Savior on the Cross at Calvary and so assist in his work of salvation for the whole human race. Christ is with us during our illness and shares in our suffering as we share in His. For those who have lost their faith in God, the suffering and helplessness of serious illness make little sense. Some may \even come to contemplate suicide or euthanasia. Others who accept the existence of God wrongly believe that He does not care whether we shorten our lives. The testimony of Sacred Scripture and the constant teaching of the Catholic Tradition speak against ever directly intending one's own death. The Catholic, with a deep faith in Jesus Christ, may not be able to understand suffering, but he knows he can offer it up as a powerful source of grace for himself and others. Contact Join St. Martin s Ministers of Hospitality Many hands make light work and we need a few more hands. You will be assigned to the Mass which you usually attend. Please prayerfully consider giving of your time! Contact Mrs. Lorie Shekailo at (772) or lorie@stmartindp.com. THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED We offer flexible hours and a generous discount to our store volunteers. We also need 2 or more helpers for furniture delivery for the store. D.L. clearance and ability to lift and move heavy furniture is required. Call or Michelle@stmartindp.com for more information or visit our store. Caritas Gift Shop If a stranger walked into your home, would they know you are Catholic? Does your home reflect your faith? If your answers are "no", we can help you change them to "yes". Stop in today!!! Many new items in stock!

14 PARISH MINISTRIES ART & ENVIRONMENT - ALTAR SOCIETY Ann Huesing : annie@stmartindp.com ALTAR SERVERS Nora Henderson nora@stmartindp.com BIBLE STUDY Susan Bobko sbobko@att.net CARITAS RELIGIOUS GIFT SHOP Nora Henderson caritas@stmartindp.com KNITTING ANGELS Norma Olio nolio91@gmail.com LECTORS Ed Wasielewski ejwasielewski@comcast.net MATTHEW 25:35 MINISTRIES Soup Kitchen Pat Rosati or Thrift Store Carl & Michelle Florio michelle@stmartindp.com Food Pantry & Charity Outreach Pat O Connell Martin s Kids Pam Colasanti Glenda Hassell Christ Child Project Bev Walgrave BevWalgrave@aol.com MINISTERS OF HOSPITALITY/USHERS Lorie Shekailo lorie@stmartindp.com MUSIC Choir (Adult/Children) Hand Bell Choir Melanie Steinke Ext melanie@stmartindp.com CATECHESIS & FAITH FORMATION PreK-5 Religious Education Parish Office Ext religioused@stmartindp.com EDGE - 6th & 7th Grade Parish Office Ext &7YM@stmartindp.com RCIA and RCIC Parish Office Youth Ministry, YDisciple, and Confirmation Parish Office Ext YDisciple@stmartindp.com DIVINE MERCY COUNSELING Dr. Ann Getzinger Ext drann@stmartindp.com HOLY COMMUNION Celeste Norup cnorup@aol.com Homebound Ministers Julio Perez paxjp@yahoo.com PRISON MINISTRY Parish Office., PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Kathy Hochenberger AdorationHolyHour@yahoo.com RESPECT LIFE Dave Olio davidolio333@gmail.com SACRISTAN Nora Henderson nora@stmartindp.com VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Michelle Florio volunteers@stmartindp.com KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS # 8048 Dave Ottaviani kofc8048@yahoo.com CHARTERED Catholic Daughters ORGANIZATIONS of the Americas Carol Armstrong ORDO FRANCISCANUS SAECULERIS (Formerly third order) Catherine Rosemary PARISH GROUPS CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS Kate Choquette mrbill6659@yahoo.com EMMAUS Jacki Ottaviani jottavian@hotmail.com MEN OF ST. MARTIN FELLOWSHIP Dave Olio davidolio333@gmail.com

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